Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-14
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Young & Strain will take your
grain. and pay you the highest mar
ket price in cash.
Bottom knocked out of prices
of everything, at the Cheap Cash Store
of Nay & Hodggins, Marvin, Kan. &c
w. Landfcre, of Plainview, and S.
NJ. West. Of Big Bend, called on the
HERALD Saturday. Call again gentle
men.
Nay & Hodggins have bought the
store and stock of Hillstead at Marvin
and have knocked the bottom out of
prices. 46
The editor and family started YES
terday morning for Topeka. where they
will take in the sights and scenes OF the
reunion.
j. H. Murphey. of Freedom, left
some fine samples Of corr Tuesday He
thinks we have no reason to grumble at
our crops ;his year.
DIR Truesaell, of Kirwin, made
The HERALD a friendly call on Tuesday
Doe says he is an orphan-his family
having gone to the State fair.
e. Ford, of Linn couaty, Iowa,
dropped in to see us Tuesday. lie is
a relative of Mrs. Stinson, and comes to
Kansas with view of locating.
s.. D. Spartlen, of Mound town
ship, who has been in Omaha. Neb-,
| for some time past, has returned to his
farm satisfied that it docs not pay to
leave Kansas.
Frank King, of Nashville, who
made the ''dutch speech" at the close
of the Institute, was looking around
the HERALD Saturday. Mr.. K. is an
artist-in his way.
Col. W T. S. May, Judge pro
TEN, in case where Judge Pratt had
been employed as council, presided with
as much dignity as a man of his averde
pois possibly could.
e. F. Hughes, living miles west
of Phillipsburg, smiled upon us Fri
day. He is we'll pleased with this
years farming, and has fine orchard
which is in IL splendid condition.
We shall issue a daily from this
office during the fair, commencing the
27tE and ending the 29th. We will
endeaTOr to make it interesting as
we'll as beneficial to the association.
Don't forget the Phillips County
fair to he held at Phiuipsburg, Sep.
9th, 28th and 29th. II is expected
that arrangements will be made to
have eminent speakers present at
least two days during the progress OF
the fair.-Chief.
Among the excursionists to the
reunion Monday were DR.. L. l.. !
Whitney and wife, Col. Frank Strain |
and son, Capt. J. w. Lowe and wife. |
Geo. w. Young and wife, Lieutart |
Ritner Smith and Sargent 3. E.
Morton.
S. c. Watson is putting the fuish-
ing touch on John loves residence
when he gets done with it we think he
will have the finest dwelling in the City, !
and one of tie finest in the county. We
wish we had one like it-but We try to
obey the commandment, Chou shall not
covet"
We are sorry to note the departure
Of Geo. w. DOebler. from our town.
He is one of the best business men in
the county; accommodating and gen
lemanly in his dealings. and an hon
bred member in social circles.-Enteq'-
prise. We heartily concur in the I
above. Kirwin will gain a good citi- s
zen in George. l
&C. NJ. Cole and Erwin Cole.
friends of Coroner Polling, are in the
;ity. They came from Jackson Court {
House, West VerSinia, and are waiting
lere for their father and two uncles who =
expect to locate at Lon giAlanG in this
county.
j. W. Duncan, of Solomon town
hip, whose name appears in this issue
IS a candidate for County Commissioner
$ one of the oldest and most respected
itizens of the county, thoroughly hons
st and conscientious, and if chosen to I
i'll said office would make faithful and '
officer.
Mr.. A. P. McE!roy, whose an a
for county attorney appears e
n another column, is young man of !
inc ability and industrious habits. and a
elected as our attorney will be we'll L
Qualified to efficiently discharge the du~ t
les of the office. Where Mr.. McEiroy L
S best known he has che most friends i
lie is young, but those who are personally |
with him are perfectly will. e
~ to trust him. e
Mr.. A. Sanford, of Plum township n
Who has been attending the Institute,
allied On the HERALD fold and sub
cribed. From him we CLEANED the
facts in regard to his fathers t
arm, which is probably the best inn
proved Ofany in the county: He has
800 apple trees, some of which are r
gearing this year, also 400 peach trees, !
# which some are bearing, and large i
of other fruits, all of which +
re doing well. His apple and peach s
rees are four years old.
Following are the names of the e
Court officers and members of the bar: e
Judge, w. Il. Pratt; Clerk, G. A. $
'paulding, Deputy. j. D. MattesOn
Sheriff, j. B. Woods, Baiiff, Phil. :
rownsley; County Attorney, 4. G. Z
Mcbride, Deputy, o. NJ. MilIard; At '
orneys, E. Davis, S. w. McElroy, A c
?. McElroy, 1. P Dempster, G. W.