Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-03
LocAL HERALpINos.


is in attendance at COURT this week.
The HERALD printed 3OC show bills
and GOO tickets tor the ''Spy of Atlanta
Entertainment.
WANTED A good girl to do general
house work. Good wages paddy
Mrs. j. w. Lowe. If
The HERAI u office is prepared to do
Your Job Printing ON short notice and
at lowest rates
! The prospects NV ape that more new
Corners will locate in Phillips co. this sea
son than at any time within the last five
years.
Among The foreign attorneys in at
tendance at court this week we notice
A. S. Everest, of Everest and Waggen-
er, Atchison, Kansas.
JOSEPH Gettys has moved on the d.
NJ. Townsend farm, in Beaver Town
ship, and is tr, my to buy it, which if
he does. he will become permanent
resident of the county.
F. y. Turk, of Ml'brook, was over to
Phillipsburg, Monday, in connection
with his appointment as County Attor.
ney, of Graham County, sice r. Fl.
Liison, deceased. who died March Eth
1884. Il
Nm. II. King, of Buchanan county,
Iowa, has bought of A. K. Gage the
Dudds farms. M leS north of Phillips
burg, and will make his arrangements
to go oWthe>e p aces as soon as he can
dispose of his Iowa properly.
! Never in the history of Phillips county
has the prospect for an abundant crop
fall grain been as pro missing as now,
at this time OF the year. fht fields are
fairly shining. their rich green can be
seen for miles in all directions.
l.. Norris of Buffalo Grove, Buchanan
county, Iowa. is looking over this part
of Kansas. with view to locating and Is
we'll pleased with The outlook and ex-
poets to be back as soon as he can dis
poe of his iowa properly.
The time for ''wild VIII ds' will soon
be here. Wn BisSell Is agent at thi>
place for the Old Reliable Springfield
! F. & nj. Insurance CO., which insurea
against Fire. lightning, TOrnadnes and
! Cyclones. Call on him, and get rates
before taking out insurance.
A. IsbelI, last week. bought of James
w hite. fine stallion, it being half bred
nOI man and messenger, weight l 500
! pounds. This is thought by many who
have seen him to oe the bet horse for
all purposes that has been brought in to
| the county.
! We hope the Hanback, bureau will
! tell us al about that cadet business.
Was Hanback, ashamed to send one of
his coyote b US to West Point or did be
| play Wagstaff a game of poker to see
whether he should send >alina, TOpe-
ka or coyote boy, and the Sahna fellow
came out ahead.
| Col. A. S. Everest, of Atchison, who
enjoys the nuteriety OF beng the only
! Democrat in the KanSa, State Senate
has been in Phlllipsburg several days
his week, as at Orney tor the A Gibson,
Colorado & Pacific R,zRs4 ina damage
case le ding III the d strict court. / he
| colonel is one of the abie~t lawyers of the
state as we'll as very pleasant gentle
man.
| We were somewhat misled in regard
the Angeroth- Bielman suit for damages
! by flowage The had been no award
! by appraisers that was held to be legal,
and the judgment and cost falls upon the
! defendant. here had been no tender
as we state d last week. This statement
is due the attorney for the plalntitt,
MessrS. Woodward & DAVIS and G. w,
StinsOn.
1t now transpires that after all the
! helabalew made by the WaKee ney
| World and other members of the Han
back bureau about the disfEan cbi>ement
OF the unorganized counties, aud es-
pecially Cove county, that Without the
vote of 10 e county, TregO would, un-
der the call have been entitled TO but
one delegate, in the Downs convention
a. d that counting the Cove county vote
gave them the second delegate. Now
in view of your enc, eding anxiety for
the welfare of Cove county, would it not
| be well to be little honest and give
| Cove county the delegate you get
| through their as>iSia ce, instead of
| bowling fraud, while you are attem. T.
! ing to keep a delegate tn they a en-
titled to, and get the district To give
them delegate in place OF the one you
have thus stolen. Would it not be we'll
to de equity yourselves before you claim
too much?
Prohibition does not seem to exactly
and fully prohibit in Topeka yet. The
Topeka Capital says; E,If the d, 'dge
importing in original packages can be
made to beat the law in Topeka, every
saloon keeper will open up communica
ton with Canada. The first cargo ha>
not yet landed. The present scheme.i>
to rent room, put liquors into 1t and
furnish friends with door keys, The
owners of the key goes into the room,
liquors no on such beverages as have
been provided, puts the muney down,
makes his own change in the presence
of the fellow who keeps the room in
order and departs. there are two or
three SUCH rooms now in operation
X. G, Fumes,
We had one of those fellows up in
this county, but after running it few
days he found it convenient to come to
Phllipsburg, where he was arraigned
before his Honor, Justice Strain, and a
inrE If twelve oOnd men who. after