Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.

BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. James
Oct. 25th, a son.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Hah-
nenkratt, on Oct. 3Oth, daughter.
wANTFD.-A boy to herd sheep.
Call on E. H. Evans, at Phillipsburg,
Kansas.
Hershe1l Bartlett, of St. Joe, OF
| n. q ". H. Bartlett. has been in this
county this week looking after the in
terests of the firm.
Robert Drake and Levi MiIlican of
! Arcade. We're callers AZ these head quar-
ter9 Saturday Mr.. D. is one OF the
oldest settlers of Plum creek.
r. G. Trow of Greenwood, was
among our Saturdays callers. Mr..
TrOw will 90 tn Florida in few weeks
where he is opening an orange orchard.
w. G. Thorton, of the Marvin Demo
Graf, was in town Monday. Tt was
rnmored that he came up to mt in his
bid for the county printing. He is
bound to be on time this hitch.
Marshall Delp and Fl. @. Spraoue VS..
| Wild Geese Seven birds levied unon
at % cts per head. Costs, S21 90 Bal
ance of costs naid by plaintiffs. Date,
Oct. 9th, 1888.
Dist. Clerk Spaulding and Vest Gum
minrs, Eve days goose hunt, 200 miles
travelled snow 10 inches deem, lots of
fun and nine geese. Only 50. per goose.
Cheap enough.
Ross Lam is irving every wav to
get his satellite Garretson elected Co.
treasurer That would be a fine
combination. How easy it would he
For the Boss 10 carry all the tax titles.
Then a small capital would 90 good
ways.
Mr.. Geo R, Chism. of Deer creek
township, cslod at the HERALD office
Saturday and left some fine snecimcna
of Peach BLOW, RuckeYe and White
EeshanOck Potatoes, which he raised
on his farm miles south east of town.
Hon L. F. Warner called at this
office on Friday last He has Just re-
turned from an extended visit in Michi-
corn in this county than they have in
four of the best counties in Michigan.
(Nortofo OOatrier.)
NOTICE.
We desire to return oUr sincere thanks
to the many friends who so kindly con-
trihuted toward making the donation
Tuesday evening, a success. We shall
a nj Mt Of
occasion, and ever pray the blessing of
God to GO with you.
MIR. and Mrs. w r. ALLAN.
Notice to Tax Payers.
The tax rolls are now in the hands of
the county treasurer, taxes becomes due
to day and will be delinquent Deem
Der 21st, One-half can be paid any time
before the latter date, or if all is paid. a
rebate of per cent. will be given on
the last half.
We publish in this Issue an extract
from the Terre Haute Indiana, Courier,
which gives a clear and comprehensive
statement of the object and mode of
operation. of the Farm and Investment
co. of Riddle, Hamilton & Co. of kansas
CITY MO. This Is an IMPORTANT enter
prise to Kansas and Missouri, and is
worthy of consideration.
October 29th.-Big floods in Ohio and
Indiana. a destructive cyclone at Col
umhus. Ind =, also at Paris. Kentucky,
and Louisiana, in the two latter con-
siderable loss of life occurred. This
year seems to have bursted all theories,
as to June and July cyclones. They
commenced in April and don't seem to
be through yet.
AS the election draws near, the In
dependent begins to hedge i'm It
refuses to publish Judge Spaulding, s
statement of facts. and sifted over the
renowned resolutions of the @. BIS
excluding those that exhibited the
greatest amount of craftsmanship from
it's columns. 1t is hardly fair for the
''nucleus of great party" to so com
pletely take the reins in his own hands.
But W. suppose Lam thought he had
a right to do what he pleased with his
own progeny; vet one would hardly
have supposed that he would have
smOthered the Legitimate, and taken
the bastards to his bosom.
The trustees of the NJ. f. Church met
at the office of county clerk, Monday
evening, for the purpose of completing
arrangements for building the church.
T. Davis and Frank Mckay were ap-
pointed committee to draw legal pa
pers. G. w. Young, j. w. Lowe and
VIM. Bissen committee to revise speci-
fication and advertise for bids on found
alton and superstructure. 1t being de-
cided to proceed at once with view to
getting the building enclosed this win
ter.
EDITOR PHILLIPsBURG HERALD.
Please give notice.
The viewers appointed by the county
commissioners to view q certain county
road commencing in the city of Logan
and running to the Sc cor. of sec. 10 in
Township 2 south, Range 20 IN Phillips
county. met in conjunction with county
surveyor on the 27th of October, and on