Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-07
Candidates plenty.

Candidates plenty.
Plenty of good, fat beef at Evans the
butcher on the south side.
Peter Roland OF GlenwoOd was in
town Saturday on land business.
w. F. Woodwa one of our towns
men, has been very sick with congestion
OF the lungs for thespast few days.
Many of the teachers have called up
on US this week and are always Welc ONE
The latch string is always OUT come
AGAIN
Judge Spaulding is learning to use his
wheeled chair, and it is believed that he
will be able to get considerable COM
fort out of it, we hope SO.
Geo. w. Young returned last Friday
from the soldiers re union at MinneapO-
lis, Mimi, and says he is glad to get
back to Gods country.
Fred Winship has fitted his he Y scales
in good shape, widened his sidewalk in
front of his store and is now ready for the
fall trade which is bound to come.
Between politics and land buyers the
the farmers are in great danger Of hav-
ing the peace and quiet Of their homes
invaded st any hour, don't set the dogs
on them.
The Chaplain is again on deck and
religion and politics are being mixed in
the usual systematic manner and we
sincerely hope no one will try to inter
fere with the. well laid plans.
Republican City has secured a Nor
nal school to be known rs the MePher-
son Normal College. The town hav-
ing raised 100000 to secure this enter
prise and have done themselves great
credit.
George spaulding is giving more at
tention to business than politics. The
office being rushed with work prepar-
ing for the fall term of court, to COM
mence September %, but we expect he
VIII be heard from in due time.
After a delay of several weeks in
which the contractors have been taking
care of their crops, the NJ. z. Church
work has again been resumed and it
will be pushed to a speedy completion,
which is as it should be.
Last saturday seemed to be very
] busy day in Phillipsburg, judging from
/ the number of teams in town and our
merchants report a good trade. The
! fine crops can but have a good influence
on trade, and Improvements in both
town and county.
We fear that the duties connected
with institute will make it difficult for c
A. Lewis TO give as much attention to
his candidacy for county attorney, as
we know he WOnl6 ike to do. We are
sorry for you CLANCY but don't know
how we can help it.
j. c, HIATT, Jr. editor OF the Alma
Tribune, was married July 29th, TO
Miss Katie Brown of that place, and
/ judging from the report of the papers
in Harlan county it was the oeeas-
! ion of a very pleasant collection of
friends of the. young couple Mr.. II. is
his many frieRds wish all the prosperity
in store for mortal man
We have received a copy Of the Irish
World and American Industrial Liberia
tor. II is the greatest OF the Irish.
American papers, has heretofore been a
stannch Democratic paper, but comes
out tor Blaine ana Logan and Is deliver
ing sledge hammer blows TO Governor
Cleveland and MS British free trade
policy.
It commenced raining about three
O'Clock Thursday morning continuing
until noon and putting the ground in
splendid condition for maturing thecOrn
which now bids fair to be as immense as
the crop of small grain already secured.
Nothing but a hail storm stands be-
tween us and a splendid crop of corn.
Verify this part of the mortal heritage
. boometh with an exceeding great boom
{ nowadays.
We hope the citizens of Phillips Co.
will provide their delegates with new
hats the next time they let them loose
on the community. At Clayton one OF
the delegates got away with Geo. An
derson's hat and at Oberlin we missed
ours, and our suspicion fell on the Phil
lips delegation, and sure enough cOun-
+ ty clerk Lowe had it. We think it was
enough for them to get away with our
candidates let alone our hats.-NOrton
Champion.