Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-05-28
CLuRRING EATEs.

Try Sewelrs crushed Java Coffee,
% cts per pound
Young & Co.'S IS the place to
buy your string for binding grain
Come to VIM. Bissell with your
choice farm loans. tt
DIR. Houck reports a new boy at
S. NJ Metals Tuesday evening.
Go to Smiths for Barbed wire
he sells the best at bottom prices.
Go to the Baptist church next
Tuesday evening aud get a nice dish
of strawberries and ice-eream-
For first class lunch, a good
cool drink, or a line smoke, call on D.
S. Maxson at the city restaurant.
Bennett handles tho best grades
of flour in town and will save you
from Is to % cents per. hundred
The children of the different
Sunday schools are preparing for
the proper observance Of ''Childrens
Day"
4 don't think Smith is OVER STOCK
ED at all with Fencing, common
boards, or any other lumber, but you
will find the PRICE Will suit you.
-FoR SALE or RESr.-First. house
east of school-house in Phillipsburg.
Terms easy, inquire at premises T. j.
Loar, Goodland, Kas.
Frank Stinson is engaged this
week in building an addition to Mrs.
Stinsons residence IN the north part
of the city.
No old truck at Smiths. Every
thing first class, and prices as low as
if he had three or four old stocks to
work off.
The Gaylord Herald advertises
that it is the only republican paper in
Smith county; what's the matter with
the Pioneer Bulletin?
At VIM. Bakers restaurant you
can get first class meal at all hours.
aud any temperance drink you may
call for. He also has an excellent line
of candies. Give him a trial.
Probate Judge Friant issued q
marriage license last week to Thomas
Davis and Rhoda Lamphere. Also
to Ralph II. Witham and Miss Jennie
Beedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hahnenkratt, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby entertained a
number CO friends yesterday in hon
or of a visit from Mrs. Nipps of Tope-
ka, Kans-
The quarterly examination of the
county treasurer's Office takes place
to-day. The examiners are the Pro
bate Judge, 4. T. Trumbull Of Deer
Greek, and Jesse Pollard of Freedom.
H. A. Harmon not only keeps
constantly on hand the best and pur-
est drugs, but has a splendid assert
ment of wallpaper which he is sell
ng at bedrock figures. IT,
Severe rain storms Saturday
night did considerable damage in the
western part of the county. All the
streams were higher than ever before
washing away bridges in many places.
j. G. Gebhart has added q nice
line of millinery goods to his already
well filed store. His stock of dry
goods and groceries is complete, and
you can get anything you may call
for.
We will sell % 10 of granulated
sugar, or 81 ID of light brown sugar
for SLOO. with each and every $500
of goods bought of US for cash at one
time. Try Us on dry goods and gro
ceries, if we do not sell as low as any
house in town VIC Will allow you to
fix prices yourself.
II. G. SPAULDEa e. SON.
You will not have to leave with
out getting what you want at the store
of John G. Gebhart He has as fine q
stock of dry goods and groceries as can
be found in this part of the state
He has lately added a fine line OF
millinery goods, and it will pay the
ladies to examine his goods before
purchasing their summer hats.
Tho city council has fnally de-
cided to dig a well just east Of the
present large well, to be thirty feet
deep, and thirty feet in diameter, the
work to be done at onee. The coun-
Gil investigated the water question
thoroughly, and by a majority vote,
decided on the above action as the
best thing to do for the city's inter
ests under the present circumstances.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Minnie Fer
ris, Mrs Moilie Hest and little Ada
Hest. of Smith Center, viii give an
elocutionary entertainment at the
Opera House, in this city, on Thurs
day evening, May q. Miss Ferris is
a daughter of ]. II. Ferris, county
clerk OF Smith county; and Mrs Hest
Is Assistant Principal of the Smith