Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-21

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for rent.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Handy are
both Ill.
Paints, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos
The ball on St. Patricks Day
was we learn quite we'll attended.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair
Rev. Simmons has sold his resi-
dence to MIR. Taylor of Logan.
"A car load Of trunks received at
the Chicago Fair.
Mrs. Daniels little girl has been
very i'll for two weeks.
"A full set of timers tools for sale
very cheap by @. BEUNEB. If,
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Twelve and half cents
a bolt.
The HERALD's old German friend,
John Merkline, says he likes the HER
AID and has ordered it another year.
R. A. Dague has rented the Bag
by residence property in the south
part Of town and will move into it
about April LIST.
Rev. Rhames, Episcopal minister,
will hold services at the Baptist
church Thursday evening, March q.
All are cordially invited.
A. F. Foresythe. in renewing his
subscription to the HERALD, says he is
a Farmers Alliance man and he ad-
mires the HERALD's course on that
matter.
For a very cheap house and lot
in good location, call on the under
signed If sold before April LIST, very
cheap for cash. Q. BRUNER.
The scholars Of the Phillipsburg
high school will give a supper Friday
: evening, March 28th. Proceeds for
= the benefit Of the high school. Par
Y ticulars next week.
&C. A Lewis has received d letter
S from Congressman Turner in which
10 it is stated that a post Office has been
10 re-established at Dickeyville with r.
s. Bently as postmaster.
y Go to James & Gray for garden
y seeds Of all kinds and varieties. Our
y seeds are home grown and we guaran-
tee them. When sold by the bulk we
can save you 100 per cent. 2t.
l. There was a surprise party al
f the residence of Rev. and Mrs. Brack
st en- last Friday evening. A large com
pany went out from town and repOr
that they had fine time.
"A. S. Rutherford, ofKirwln, in re
Z newing his subscription a few days
ago remarked that he was a UniOI
Labor man and he liked the HERALI
d because it stood up for the Farmers
ID Alliance.
a a Rev. A. D. Beckhart Will preacl
~ his last sermon here before confer
ence next Sunday. His subject il
e. the morning will be The Ministry o.
Of the Apostles. Services also in tn
S evening. Everybody invited.
he The ladies of st. Phillips Guild
a society Of the Episcopal church. vii
es give a dime museum on Tuesday eve
ut ming, April list, 1890, IN the stor
e. room under Cummings Hall All ar
b. invited to come and see the fun.
Galloway Jack, a valuable youn
B. Cldesdale stallion under the contrC
IF and management of w. T. MOrga
er of Crystal township. died at his farl
ed Saturday, March 18th. Symptom
h. strongly suggesting poisoning.
of Prof James Breakey's school !
be district 45 is out and he is lOOkin
e for other employment, Mr.. Breake
g is not only a good school teacher bU
Ike a model man in every respect, w
hope he find congenial employment
se. John O.. Gebhart has Just r,
Of ceived a fresh lot of dry goods, boot
est shoes, clothing, and in fact ever,
ed thing usually kept in a first clal
in general store. Go to Gebharts fl
is good goods and lowest prices. q
50 has a very complete assortment an
his prices are at bed rock. Do III
=, buy without visiting his store. At
0s- Prof. T. j. Loar has just bee
es- employed as Conductor Of the She
cry man county normal, to be held
Ter Goodland in July Mr. Loar has {
to excellent reputation in nOrthwestel
nd Kansas as an educator and conduct
Id, of nOrmals. He viii also conduct 81
ich Phillips county normal beginniI
ally June 9Th, making his third term
succession IN this county.