Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-07-17
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The Phillips County Fair will COM
mence October Sth, 1884.
BoRN-to Mrs. and Mr.. H. R. Dan
iels on July Is, 1881, daughter.
BORN to Mrs. and Mr.. Harter, of
Big Creek, July IA. 1884, daughter.
Judge Pratt and daughter, Jesse,
went to Topeka Tuesday morning. The
Judge will take in the proceedings of
the State Convention while there.
| Mrs, Ed. Noble. of Hiwatha, Kan
sas, sister of s. II. Close. arrived at
this place yesterday. and will visit u
few days with relatives and friends.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vItation to the celebration of the fifth
anniversary of of the city of Downs, on
the 18th inst Ii walking is good wen
be there.
There is money in it. Ask D. A.
Huling.
The Phillips County Republican Con-
ventiOn is called to meet at Phillips
burg, September 18th, 1884, to nemin-
ate candidates for county officers. We
haYe not room to publish the call this
week.
There is money in it. Ask D. A.
Huing.
H. and c. Cozad, the new druggists of
Long Island gave us call this morning,
having been Summoned as witnesses on
the case of the State vs. Joseph Exline.
Mr.. H. Cozad is newly appointed Post
Master at the Island.
Frank Smith purchased of G. w.
Young & Co. last Saturday, the Wal
ter A. Wood Self Binder that received
the premium at the Bismark Fair last
fall, the blue ribbon still remaining
on it when it arrived here.
Francis L. Rhamy of GOOde P. o.
gave us a call Tuesday. Francis is
quite stirring young man and by per-
severance and industry will succeed
in Kansas. He reads the HERALD,
and sends copy % his brother w. H.
Rhamy, Fairfield, Iowa,
D. A. Huling wants to see you.
G. w Young & Co. have sold this
season over 4, 900 pounds of Irvine for
| binding grain and the other towns in
the county Comparatively the same,
and yet about 1-5 of the grain will go
back to mother earth for want of ma
| chimes to save it.
A rancheress of WashOe Valley, Ne
vada, has invented IL novel method of
| preserving eggs for winter use. Dur
| ing the summer she breaks the eggs,
! pOurs the contents into bottles, which
are tightly cOrked and sealed, when
they are placed in the cellar, necks
| down. She claims the contents of the
| bottles come out as fresh as when put
nj American Farmer.
There is money in it. Ask D. A.
Huling.
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some hail visited a small territory north
of town last Friday evening. We have
failed to learn the full extent of the
damages done, but hope they are not
as bad as some report, however. The
small grain that remained uncut suf-
fered severely in some places. The
path of the storm was only about mile
wide, and did not extend very far east
Those who are losers have our sym
pathies.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Woods
arrested Joseph Exline, of Dayton town
ship, charged with grand larceny on a
warrant sworn out by Samuel Gordon =,
for stealing a steer and selling it and
apprOpriating the proceeds of the same
to his IEXhne's] own use. Exline was
just returning from Iowa, where he had
been visiting, when arrested at the Cen
trail House by Sheriff Woods The
case will be tried to-day before His
Honor, Esquire Strain, at 10 o'clock,
u. IN McElrOy & McCOl mI:k will APP
pear as attorneys for the State. G. w T..
Stinson for defence.
LATER-Exline was arraigned this
morning befor Justice Strain and waiv-
ed examination, gave bond in the
sum of $3.50, for his appearance at court
Augusta, 1884.
| D, A. Huling wants to see you.
A paper to be first-class must receive
first-class support. First-class support
consists in every subscriber paying his
subscription in advance, patronizing
the job department, instead of sending
the work to foreign Offices, and in every
way giving the paper your moral help.
Taking and reading 1t and not paying
for it will never do. Moral support of
itself was never known to run q news
paper; moral support cannot be util-
lied when ink and paper bills are to be
paid. The men who work on newspa-
pers are human, and enjoy corned beet
and cabbage as we'll as anybody. The
atmosphere in this locality contains a
large amount of ozone and IS very brac-
ing, the scenery very grand and pict-
uresQue, but nevertheless il seems to be
one of NATURES first laws that one can
not pay for printing material with
ozone or pay wOrGmen on beautiful
scenery.