Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-03-07

Paints, oils and varn1sh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
-Chas. Dickey has received an ele-
CANT new hearse.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair.
Albert NJ. Bills has received an
increase of his pension.
A full set of timers tools for sale
very cheap by @. BRUNER. If.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
Butchers. Twelve and a half cents
a bolt
Geo, Meldrum, mail agent on the
west end, came IN Monday evening
quite sick with Ia grippe.
The ad of the Chicago Fair has
been changed and contains prices on
clothing.
N. E. Miller will preach at the
Rising Sun school house next Sun
day at 3 o'clock p. NJ. All are invited.
For a very cheap house and lot
in good location, call on the under
signed. If sold before April 1st, very
| cheap for cash. @. BRUNER.
Rev. r. w. Rhames, the Episco-
pal missionary, held services in the
Baptist church this city last Friday
evening, which were largely attended,
the house being crowded
Almost everybody who now gets
Il cold and catarrh affection common
to this season Of the year pretends to
have the la grippe and brags about
! it as something fashionable.
! Frank Arlington, our energetic
painter now occupies first door west
State Bank with a complete stock of
wall paper, paints, etc. He will con-
tinue to contract all work in his line.
Little Daisy Kerr of Falls City,
/ has Joined Daisy StOddard. winner of
the national Demorest medal, in her
exhibitions, and the two Daisies are
making tour Of the state.-LjncOJn
Journal
Mrs. Susan Smith has left at the
HERALD Office two Agricultural re-
ports and some pamphlets which we're
found east of town. The owner can
have the same by calling at this office
and paying for this notice:
From bills printed at this Office
we learn that w. II. Mcclure will
have a public sale at his farm seven
miles west of PhillIpsburg, on We'd
Resday, March 18th, at which time he
: will sell stock, farm implements, etc.
just arrived a full and complete
line of millinery, also a fine stock of
emh silk, braidene, arrOsene, chenille
aud fancy fur work, also a new line OF
V ruftiing. Call and see our new stock.
, No trouble to show goods.
3 Mrs. GRAY & JAMES.
II The knights of Pythlas of this
city will give a supper and sOciable
j. in their hall over the First National
:. Bank, Thursday evening, March 18th
t Good music and a good time is an
f ticipated. Supper % cents. Every.
body come and assist this QrgaRiza
f ttiion.
e probate Judge Polling issued the
y following marriage licenses last week
= Oscar i. Miller to Virginia A. LaRue
5; w. A. Wilkinson to Jennie q. BeesOn
Il VIM. ]. Jefferson to @, A, Boone
w, w. Farley to Susanna Martin
y Albert fOust to Pauline FatZinger
4 Geo. NJ. Vanallen to Henrietta ClOnch
= G.. f. Merrifeld to Louisa Leurch.
IS We learn from those that attend
Il ed the dedication Of the new M. 3
S church at Kirwin last Sunday, tina
y the sermon preached by Bishop w
X. Nine of Topeka was one o
N the finest ever delivered in thi
3 part of KANSAS. The program
5; was carried out in full, ana tia
Y subscriptions amounted to 1858
+ beng S110. more than the churcl
@ debt It IS the intention Of the con
d gregation to build a tour to the churcl
], with the surplus.
= The PhillipsbQrg pond CONVEX
= hQnn limited its labOrs to passing
resolution memQrializipg the Iegislg
a tgFa To exempt from taxation fort
s. aares of land for every person VIII
c. will construct and MAINTAIN a pom
Id thereon, the pond to cover one acr
It, Of ground. That resolution has on
q. hearty endorsement. IF the memol
d ialists will attach an additional clause
p requesting that provision be made b
ID the legislature for Iieteen rows c
r trees 70 be planted around each popG
q We viii stay with them until raallzag
Of ton crowns their glorious cause
! Osborne Htppnsess