Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-04

Paints, oils and varnIsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Cos.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
butchers. Eight cents a bolt.
Another car load of genuine
Gidden wire at French & JohnstOn's.
We had a glorious rain in this
locality last Wednesday,.
New goods daily received at the
Chicago Fair.
Go to butchers for family and
pocket bibles. If
A car load of trunks received at
the Chicago Fair.
Remember the city election IS on
Monday, April 9TH.
An enormous stock Of spring
goods at the Chicago Fair.
Bank Cashier Robertston's new
residence is looming up grandly 1
will be one Of the best in town.
The school exhibition was we'll
attended and the gross proceeds, we
| learn amounted to. about $4,000.
The largest and incest assOrt-
ment Of clothing at the Chicago Fair.
! One price to all One door south of
Bissell Hotel.
Covenant meeting at the Baptist
! Church next Saturday instead of the
regular time. Important business to
attend to.
Butter and eggs taken in ez-
change for novelties, millinery or
other goods, and part cash paid if de-
sired at Charles James. If
Go to Chas. James for garden
seeds of all kinds and varieties. Our
seeds are home grown and we guaran-
tee them. When sold by the bulk we
can save you 100 per cent. 2t.
The HERALD job department is
now turning out 500 pamphlets for
the Building and Loan Association.
The society is in prosperous cOndi-
ton.
There is to be a Citizens caucus
we understand, at the Court House.
on Thursday evening of this week,
at s o'clock, P. NJ, to nominate a city
ticket.
z The City Council appropriated
500 to be expended in putting down
a test-Well to ascertain if enough
water can be procured to supply
water works.
DIR. Houck informs us that New
ton Bennett is happy, as he ought tC
3 be. He has nice new boy at his
bOme-the first One-and he is but
I two days old.
H A. Harmon not only keep.
Z constantly on hand the best and pur
{ est drugs, but has a splendid assert
= lment of wall paper which he is sell
e ling at bedrock figures. If
Pratt & Kelly of Gaylord. propri
I et0rs of Touring mills at Gaylord anC
u Osborne, have failed 1t is alleged
that they owe nearly every farmer il
S the two counties for wheat.
Don't be misled by snide adver
. Users but go right to the Chicag,
= Fair, where they do just what the,
\ agree to-. which is fair and squar
= dealing. One door south Of BIssel
II Hotel.
IS w. II. Moore of Leavenworth, A
S, D. Moon of Beloit and J. w. Stag,
of Topeka, will meet the Commiss
# toner's here next week to talk owe
Il he matter of the proposed examina
a ton into the ex-Ireasurer's and ex
e Clerks account.
D The Catholic priest of Cawke
= City who held services here last Sur
= day IS a very social, jolly man, and
70 said to be very popular where he
we'll known. He IS nearly sevent
g. years old and we found by talkin
S, with him that he is very broad in hi
2 theological views.
n You can always find the freshe;
b vegetables. the finest dried fruit an
a the best and cheapest groceries
ot George Coles. He buys butter, egg
and other farm products, paying a
that the market will justify. Farmer
IN if you want to sell produce. or bU
s. groceries try Coles.
sy CARD or THAMES. s. j. Fog
er and Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Stretton wis
to to return their sincere thanks TO the
Id many kind friends and neighbOrs f
d, their kindness and sympathy man
Ga tested on the occasion of the lime
" and death of their daughter and sist