Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-03-27

The rock is now being delivered for
the foundation OF the III. E. Church,
Mrs. A. L Mole d and her daughter
of Junction City, are visiting at 6. a.
S9aulding5 this week.
Rev. Theo Bracl en- left Phillipsburg
Yesterday morning for " aKeenev where
he goes to a',end The spring meeting
of the presby terry aid will be gone about,
a week.
N. Peters and r. D. Lloyd of Jewell
county Kansas wei g IN town last week
looking up a location, The9 will return
with their families and lot 0f stock in
few days.
G. w. Youngs& CO., James Woods,
McElroy & Mckay, Max Angeroth,
County superintendent G. a. Lewis,
have busted orr job department with
work this week.
Judge Brewer If cur supreme court
has been aptoin' ed nited States circuit
judge for the 8th judicial circuit crm-
posed of Iowa, Missouri. Kansas, Ne
braska, aid Colorado, vice Nc Creary
resigned.
Hon. w. Fl. Mcbride is attending
court and does not seem to be bad V ef-
tected by hi laie ffolts as Legislative
COW d, ctor, and INV thas he il a tull
tedged + or. We hope the boys will
quit call ng him Bill.
" P. MONTGOMERY of HAYS City is
IN town attending. C ut Mr.. NJ is attore
ney the Chicago parties in an alleged
fraud Case IN VIII CHI one Col. i. lines of
Italian county Nebraska Is a party.
Looks now as though the Hanback, OF
gan> had ridden that poor otdnhorgan-
lied county fl aud back until its back was
NJ arly broken. Void ii not be
good plan 10 give the old mule restP
G. B. Chaplin, of the fl rm of Dodge.
Chaplin & Dodge. gave us CALI Tues
day. Mr.. Chaplin reports business as
good in their departments and still on
fhe increase. They are strong, firnh
and can get a fellow through if it is in
the papers.
We learn that Judge Nellis of Ellis.
equity WILL be a Ga, didate for attorney
Genel al OF the stale subject to the
r. publican state convention. The
irdge is an able attorney and would no
doubt fiji the office acceptably.
The creamery company have re-
CeiVed Car load of machinery and
cans. and are new ready to deliver
cans to their patrons. Tie balance
will be here next week and the cream
cry will be i'll full operation by April
18th
The verdict of the jury in the Anger
oth-kierman case Was $50 damage, b :
ing less than the award OF the commits
sioners appOin ed tn assess the damages,
from which award Mr. A. appealed. The
question now is, who ply the COSTS,
which has become The principal matter
in controversy. Thi> case illustrates the
wi-dum of agreeing with vour adversary
before going to law, if it tah es J our last
coat,
Farmers report the fall grain in bet
ter condition than ever before at this
season of the year, in this county,
Many fields that were DESTROYED with
the hail lasT year and not cut, are
showing a fine stand Of volunteer
grain and the ground could not be IN
better condition to start it. It is safe
to say that this will he a big year for
fall grain We doubt if a single plant
has been winter-killed.
This morning we received by express
flne lot OF frt.it t. eeS and shrubs from
A. n. lis of TongaR"xie Leat enwOrth
county Kansas. I omrade Ellis was
member Of our company III Uncle Sam
service is member OF Tnnganoxie Post
u. A. II. and put us under Obligat ons
for favUrs shown at the Reunion last
tall and now has put us under still fur
ther obligations by this last favor for
which he will please accept our
thanks.