Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

1t was Il degrees below zero
Thursday morning.
Pants, oils and varnlsh sold at
S. S. Fisher and Co.'S.
-Ex-Register of Deeds, B. E. Nor
ton, has been very i'll for several days.
"A full set of timers tools for sale
very cheap by @. BRUNER. If.
There are many indications that
times are going to get better as spring
opens up.
Wall paper at bed rock prices at
! butchers. Twelve and a half cents
a bolt.
The PhiIlipsburg Social Dancing
Club will have their next meeting on
] the eve of March 18th.
The change IN the ad of Rosen-
berg & Michalisky in this issue is
worth noticing, as it will interest you.
Good farm loans in this county
and city loans on PhiIIipsburg prop
erty will be filed without delay by
VIM. Bissell.
VIM. J. Jefferson of this county,
of colOred parentage, was this week
married to Miss Boone, white. They
started for Texas yesterday.
For a very cheap house and lot
in good location. call on the under
signed. If sold before April 1st, very
cheap for cash. Q. BRUNER.
Persons who have horses for sale
Will notice there has been a change
Of time when E. A. Hakes visits KIr-
win and Phillipsburg. See his notice.
We beg to inform the Agra Poll
tjcju1b that the card headed agra
Advertisers is an ADVERTISEMENT paid
for by parties who advertise in the
HERALD.
First come first served. A nice
little home in the suburbs of the city
for sale cheap. VIII take good young
heavy team as part payment. En-
quire at this Office. If
l George Tracy had a surgical op-
! peratiOn performed last week at Re
e publican City, Neb. The physician
cut out the cancer on his face. We
3 hope it will effect a radical cure.
Last week we made a mistake II
the dates when E. A. Hakes, the
. horse buyer, IS to be in Phillipsburg
His next dates are KIrwin March 9Th
and PhillIpsburg March 9Th.
f The water works of Smith Cen
= ter cost $25, 600 only. Mr.. VIM. Bis
q sci thinks Phillipsburg could put II
works at a cost not to exceed abou
$4,000. He is favorable to the move
ment.
E VIM. Moncrief this week pur
i. chased of Gil Vincent his fine trOt
] ting horse, Charley Young" paying
q $500. for him. He bought the horse
for Conductor Walter Huston of Fair
bury, Neb., to whom he shipped hin
i on Wednesday.
), 4. w. Nettleship returned OF
r Monday from an extensive triI
}; through Virginia, Kentucky, Iennes
= see, Georgia, and Alabama. He Wis
tied many historical places, battl
grounds, graves of distinguished
dead, the Natural Bridge, etc. III
p tells of resting under the boughs o
II the palmetto and of his adventure
y with some gentlemen of color, an
D other interesting items Of his trip
= Long Island Leader.
IF Several PhiIlipsburg citizens de
serve especial mention for the enter
prising spirit they have manifesto
81 In the past Among that number ]
q Mr.. NJ Beckley who erected grail
y elevator which up to this time ha
q not been a profitable investment MI
Il Beckley has been doing a generOu
2 act in selling corn to those farmers /
y the ''hail district" at what he paid 70
It, charging them nothing for hi
K trouble of receiving and storing it i
1t his elevator.
t.e VIM Bissell, chairman of th
u committee appointed to ascertai
u what it could as to the cost of putin
~ In water works in neighbOring towns
70 has received letters from about tweI
70 ty-five cities and towns. The cost {
water works ranges from $4,000
IN $50, 1000, according to the size of til
s. places. The plant at Smith Cente
s. cost $4,000 and they bring the
~ water a distance of two miles. III
or Norton plant cost $50, 600, but partiC
to write they could now put IN sue
Id works for about $4,000 Mr.. Bissel
d, s after considerable investigation Of tE
sh subject is confident that good efheieI
~ works could be put in here at Co
OF $4,000 or less