Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-04-04
NoRTHWEsT 80.

GAYLORD has a shipping association. +
This Is for the benefit of the farmers
and all parties who ship freight.
The new owners of the railroad lands
in this county are holding some of their
land as high as SO per acre.--AIill-
brook Times.
Two hundred and njnety-five tran
sients We're Ted at the Oberlin hOIels
and restaurants on Thursday OF last
week.-Oberlin Eye,
A large number of the Nicodemus
colony made final proof on their home
steads Wednesday, and many of them
called TO pay their respects to the Times.
-MiibrOOk Times.
We have had well sunk near the
Herald Office for The accOmm datiOn of
Ourself a Prohibition friends. We
keep something else Tor the ''Antis. -
Gay lord Herald.
McElroy & Simpson this week move
into their new Office TOOms-W ilsOn q
Iacha's old stand. We took a large
order for Job work from them Saturday.
-Oberlin Herald
A society known as the Knights of
Labor, has been organized at LenOra.
The object of this order is to improve
condition Of the labOring classes.
The iron work for the new vault to he
built for The county is on hand, and
numerous loads of the hard stone from
Mitchell county were brought up last
Week.-OsbOrne News,
L. II. Thompson, County Attorney Of
Norton county, has given notice that
the new liquor law will be enforced in
/ ].
good lawyer, and undoubtedly means
business.
The wife of Van B. Virgins, the rep
resentative of Decatur county. came
very near being poisoned recently.
She took drink from pail of water
into which a vial of stry chime had ac-
cidentally fallen
Mrs. Grant Bruner was taken to the
Asy lum this morning, and another
woman was to take the train at Randall,
making three. with Barl6tt) insane
| persons from Jewell county at one time.
/ -MankatO Review.
! The Probate Judge of Rocks county
has issued a circular notifying the drug
/ gists of Rocks county that reports under
the new liquor act must be filed accord
ling to law, and inLimates that a failure
/ permits.
The Oberlin Eye has enlarged to a
seven column QuartO, it has q good ad-
vertising patronage and IS as neat as a
new pin The Eye IS one of the best
! country papers in the west, and we are
glad to note our neighbOrs prosperity.
russell now has population Of about
| loo. Every dwelling house in town
! a H.
/ erected Nine or ten famil Is are liv-
| ing rver stores on Main street and sew
eral families occupy the immigrant
/ house Russell Record.
/ A law was passed by the last legisla-
/ ture, making it penal offenSe for part
! les IoOs:ng hogs with the hog cholera
not to burn them Immediately. Parties
who have dead hogs lying about their
| premises will do we'll To burn them at
Once,-Alma (Neb) Tribune.
The valley of the Sa pa in the vicini-
/ ty of the bridge presented an ann.mft
/ ed appearance lat week. Camp fire.
shOne brightly along the stream and the
/ - hite-capptd immigrant wagons III The
/ back ground formed an interesting
scene of nightly Occurrence.-Oberlm
/ Herald.
!
was herding fifty head Of cattle for q,
| c.. Pave, when the fire came upon him,
! but the plucBy little fellow drove them
about two miles and got them upon
some plOwed land, saving them, and
/ keeping them all, except one yeariings
/ from getting cOrched.--NOrtOn Cham
piOn.
! Every township on the line Of the
proposed Alma & Phillipsburg railroad
! but two, voted for the bonds at the cleo
! lion last week As the amount of bonds
/ those townships could issue is very lin
ted probably not to exceed $4,000
each, their action is not likely to delay
! the letting Of the contrat for grading
Kirwln Chief.
We clip the following item from the
Thomas county Cat, a new paper re-
Gently started at the young town of Col
by in that county:
Arrangements have been made to i'm
mediately have a well, pump and wind
mill on the town site. We hear of six
new frame buildings that will be erected
as soon as the lumber arrives, which is
now on the way.
Our saloons haYe closed. No more
those soft, mellow strains float upon ne
midnight air. No more the sweet
ssbreath Of dewy morn,'' rifted from
the hidden regions of whisky diluted
stomach, fingers in playful ecstacy
around our sensitive nOstrlls.-MiltOn-
vale (ClOud Coz News.
Messrs. H. and J . E. Moulton re-
turned from a visit to Norton last Sat
urdav. While there they rented a
building and will move their Kansas
, CITY drug store out, at once. The Nor
q ton house will be under the manage
ment of Mr.. Geo MOultOn. well and
favorably known to everybody in this
-oatfOv ErrUiu Chief