Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-10-04

DOnCaTlos, w. 7. S. May, w. 81. Nc
Bride and S.. 81. Bradley, of Kirwin.
Yesterday n. c. Reville was chosen
Judge pro tenn, in the case Of Cannon
vs.. A. A. Burdick in which Judge Pratt
had been interested to some extent. Up
to last night no cases Of Importance had
been tried. The case of Vincent VS.. Vim
cent was engaging the attention of the
court yesterday, and from the number
of witnesses in attendance, is likely to
be somewhat elongated and rather out
of the regular order of such cases, most
of them being defaults. J. D. MattesOn
is acting as deputy District Clerk and.
makes a very efficient officer. 8. b.
Weeks is acting as Baliff.
The Logan correspondent of the Kir-
win Independent says, there are good
many kckers among the stalwarts over
the Republican nominations. We have
not as yet heard single expression of
dissatisfaction. and on the contrary ev-
cry good loyal republican is pleased with
the ticket, as whole, and will stand
united in its support, OF course such
grievances, il any exist, will seek SYM
pathy from the opposing faction. There
is no cause to worry over Logan town
ship; she viii come to the front with the
usual majority in favor Of the old Eelia-
BILE party.
CURE FOR LOCKJAw.-A correspon-
dent of the Baltimore Sun says. that
when any one runs a nall or any sharp
iron in any part Of their frame, take a
common smoke pipe, fill it with tobacco,
light it well, then take thin cloth or
silk handkerchief, place it over the
bowl of the pipe, and blow the smoke
through the stem into the wound. Two
or three pipes full will be sufficient to
set the wound discharging. He has
tuied it on himself and five others, and
found it to give immediate relief. If
the wound has been of some days stand
ing it will open again, if the tobacco is
good. 1
H. N. Boyd represented this part of
the county in the anti-monOpOly conven-
ton last Saturday, and was rewarded
with the nomination for Sheriff. Such
as this sometimes proves
serious, and in this case we fear it has
worked on our friend Boyd's constitu-
ton, as he has been rather under the
ever since.
Donald Mcdonald has contracted
with the officers of the post at Fort Hays
to furnish 600 bushels of potatoes for
The use of the soldiers at the post. He !
gets 35 cents per bushel, and the govern
ment does the hauling. So we may
look for some army wagons through
here soon to haul them off.
A. V. Phillips and wife Of Big Bend
will leave in q few weeks for six months
visit to friends at Waterbury, VT, their
old home. We wish them a happy re-
union with old friends and acquaintance
and safe return to their western home.
Only a Question Of Crops.
If the crops are but a fair average dur
ing the next two years, the tail of the
greenback party in this county will wag
its last wiggle in November 1885,
The Republican central committee
met at the Office Of the county Clerk |
and placed w. H. Mcbride in
for Representative vice
Strain declined, and elected G. w. Wood |
for congressional committeeman for
Phillips county.
J. H. Skinner and wife of Kirwin call |
cd on the HERALD force last week. Mr..
Skinner is one of the old subscribers OF
the HERALD whose subscription dates
back to Vol. 1 No. 1. He is also one of
the steadfast reliable business men Of the !
county.
Miss May Webster, one of Phillips
cOunty's best teachers, has temporary
charge of one department of the puplic |
schools. She has the reputation Of being |
an excellent teacher.-BelOit Courier.
The Beloit Courier has been enlarged
70 an eight column paper and is now one
If the largest as well as the ablest pa.
1ers of Northwest Kansas
DR.. W. D. jenkins, assumed editorial /
charge of the Kirwin Chief this week.
The DR. has before been at the helm in
his paper and is well known as = forci-
BE writer
R. w. Montgomery of Hays City, and
Judge Lucas of Alma, are in the city in
at the District court this
week.
Owing to our columns being somewhat
we have left out few remarks
IbOut the convention which we expected
o have appear in this issue.
w. w. Anderson and ]. Il. Davis, Of