Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-03-28

80 "a - so I-A-7 VIVA
L. K Pratt, one of Norton county S
live attorneys was in town tais week
looking up court matters.
The familiar face of our old friend, j..
D. MauesOn, of Crystal township,
beamsd upon US last Thursday.
Eggs bring a higher price in Stock
ton than any town in Northwest Kansas,
They are using them for railroad pur-
poses.
Mrs. E F. Korns arrived in this city
yesterday morning, where she VII make
her home in the futu e, Her many
friends viii rejoice 20 welcome her back
again.
DR.. /. NIiley, of Marvin, was In town
"Wednesday and made the HERALD q
call. He reports the general health as
good and much better than for some
time past.
Rev. B. r. Turner started last even
ing Tor Topeka. He expects to find
work somewhere in the eastern part
Of the state. The best wishes of this
community go with him.
Jacob Springer, who has been quite
sick Tor some time past. was on our
streets again Thursday, bur looking
quite feeble. We hope to see him en-
joying his usual health again SOON
H. B. Reynolds. OF Fiuey, Gage Co.,
Nebraska, VINO, last summer, bought
the farm Just east of Mr.. Nash place,
IN solomon township, has arrived here
to take charge of and improve the same.
He seems well pleased with 5he country.
Hon. w. II. Mcbride aud s. H.
Bradley, Esq q, of KirWin, took in The
neck-ue festival Wedne day evening,
and Judging from their persuasive
smiles and AdOEis like graces, il is evil
dent that they have not forgotten the
halcyOn picnic days of their youth.
I still have " few pair of shoes left,
and / still add "a discount of - cents per
pair, Over 400 pair yet to pick from.
d. A. Huling.
D. W. Working has sold his farm ly-
ing west of town tor s., 500. 1t is one
of the finest farms in the county with
god improvements. and while the pur-
chaser has done well to buy it, Mr..
Working did we'll in selling it As he Is
unable to do hard labor aud IS OBLIGED
to hire the most of his work done. ~ 10
gan Freeman.
Rev. w. r. Allen and wife are attend
ing the NJ. (. Conference ut C.yde this
week. Mr.. Allen has been on thus field
OF labor for two years, and during that
tine Il fine church building has been
erected in Philipsburg, and general inn
pTOvemtnts are noticeable throughout
the entire work. MIR. Allen and his es-
Unable family have made III iny-fuends
in this community who will be glad to
see him returned TO this charge for an
other year.
Our democratic friends, Dave Clark
and Mr.. Baum, arr still posing the
at each other, and gazing
with Il longing eve upon the Phillips
burg post office. Says Baum to Clark,
Il have many influential friends sir,
at Washington, who will look after
my interests. I, sir. am we'll known
there. My personal acquaintance il
very extended" - y es. replies Clark,
al am we'll aware Of that fact. and it
IS from the fact that you are 3UeU
EnOtOH that 1 expect to get the Office.
My acquaintance, sir, is very limited.
and consequently ii gives me q decid-
ed advantage This is a very unique
but may have cOnsidera-
bic weight after all.
Court has been in session this week
and there have oeen three jury trials as (
follows:
State of Kansas vs.. Solomon Shiffer /
being case of assault with intent to /
kill. The jury brought in a verdict of /
not guilty. Attorneys for state were /
Mckay & Mccormick, for the defen- /
dant. Geo. W. Stinson. W. c. Cal .
houn rs. j. F. Morse, Cashier. attOr /
neYs tor plaintiff, Geo. w. Stinson aud /
9 A. Lewis, attorneys for defendant /
Davis G SpauIding, and A. @. Mcbride. /
The jury BROUGHT in a verdict for the /
plaintiff for Sl4 ard co Is of suit. The |
Ill
Lowry vs.. Chas. w, Caswell. attorneys /
for the plaintiff, Mckay & McCOrmick ,
and w H. Mcbride, for the Defendant,
Davis & Spaulding. I he jury brought
10 q verdict for the defendant.
Go and get a genuine bargain in all
kinds of furnishing goods at Letfingweu
& Meetings.. m26w4
The Pres5ytery Of Northwest Kansas,
met at the PTe>bl terrain ChuIch Thurs
day evening. and Rev. John Wilson, Of
OberlIn, delivered the opening sermon,
after which the PreSbytery was organ (
zed ny electing Rev, John Garri>h, d. /
d., Moderator and Rev. JO-eph Patter- /
son and j. r. Hamilton, Clerks. Min /
.sters present: John Garu>h, d. D., of /
Hays City. !. NJ Batchelder, Osborne, /
Joseph Patterson, Smith Center, John /
Wilson, Oberlin, Theo. Bracken, Phil /
Iipsburg, John Hahn, Long Island. (
Elders present, Z. r. Cole, Hays /
City, ). W. Woodruff, Osborne, /
Isaac Camp, Downs, S. L. LHgan, /
Smith Centre. W. r. Ragsdale, Cora, /
d. Z. Wilson, Crystal Plains, j. R. /
Norton. Z. B. HeatOn, Shiloh, /
Il. l.. Hamel, Covert, Phil. TOWns!ey, /
Philhpsburg, E. Bartholomew. Bow I
Creek, VIM. Ferguson, Dickeyville. /
Preaching each evening during the /
week By different members of the Pres /
0ytery, and Or. Garrish, D. D will /
preach Sabbath morning. Rev. j. Nc /
of Penn Run Pa. is here look /