Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-03-29
LOCAL HERALDLNGS

We shall have lots of Court news
next week.
WIN. Bisselr Is prepare d to place
. few small desirable farm loans.
Samuel Plotner made us friendly
call Tuesday.
Beef has ris 2 1-2 cents at Phillips
burg; the question is, who poked it SOP
Give us your orders for job work.
Letter heads, bill heads, envelopes &c.
C. W. Stinson in his nobby suit
is the most classic figure in the Court
room.
Il. want 5000 bushels of corn at
highest market price. Also stock
hogs. w. F. WoODwARD.
Wanted, land in Phillips county,
Kansas, an exchange for property in
Pawnee city, Pawnee Co., Neb.
WIN. ORR.
" H. Mcbride is full of business.
He is reported as making a good argu-
ment in the Cole case.
H. A Hobbs, of Prairie View, is
one of our most successful farmers and
has corn to sell this spring.
1t cost Sam Norton 5000 to use a
.dOgwOOd club about two seconds, and
he got Otfcheap at that.
Judge Clark has been holding
court at StinsOn's office of late. A
pi,It of peanuts will pay some fines.
John Coffin writes us from North
Br q CHI, jewell county, that he wants
the HERALD sent to him at that
place.,
DIR. L. L. Whitney was in the
city few days this week looking f
ter some of his old business in these
parts.
Judge Holt, of BelOit, came up to-
day. He is retained in in the Cum
mings-ClOse horse case. He is look
ing bad and is evidently ia bad health
Prof. Lewis says if anybody wants
to call him Lord High Chanticleer,
they can do SO with impunity if they
have nO.*.
What makes the Lamb love Johny so =?
The eager people cry.
Oh! Johnny loves the Lamb you know
And that the reason why
w. Z. McCongial takes charge of
the Beloit Gazette, s. H. Dodge, form
er editor, having been appointed reg
lister of the Concordia Land Office.
WIN Orr, who now lives in Paw
nee county, Nebraska, has been in
the county few days, and now adj
vertises to trade property in that Co.
for property here.
Mrs. Webster, who has been here
some days taking care of her sister,
Mrs. Paden, was a resident of Phillips
burg in 1873. and is now living in Ne
brask.
IS. w. McEIroy has rented the
residence of the Hon. D. B. Bailey,
just south of the HERALD building.
Mr.. Bailey has moved to his farm On
Cactus creek.
j. N. Lawrence, OF Cloud
county, HAS DSeH Stopping dI Cn0 Zen
trail House for some days. He is in.the
county looking for land and has been
kept in doors on account of the dis
agreeable weather, rain and snow.
Frank Strain made up All order for
trees and shrubbery, this week, which
he sent to nursery at st. Joe, Mo.
Several Of the town people joined
with him in making out the. order,
sending for enough so that cheap rates
are secured and by this means the
trees and small fruits are secured at
less than half the prices charged by
travelling statesmen.
Squire J. J. Clark, of Arcade, re-
ceived a letter last week from an old
Illinois acquaintance, who now lives
at Woodward, Iowa, inquiring if Mr.
Clark could ship him ten bushels Of
seed corn, as he did not want to plant
any of the corn raised there. Mr.
Small lives not far from Council Bluff:
in what is known as the best corn
country in Iowa. 1t does not make Z
very good showing.