Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-05

bOWD8ltpg Tor the ONCE OF Sl6rII OF
Phillips county, subject to the action of
the Republican County Convention
Mr. Matteson IS too well known in this
county to need particular comments
from US, having resided here for u
years, during which time he has had an
abiding faith in the country and taken
his chances with other homesteaders.
He served three years in the Union
Army before he was twenty years of
age, aud has always been a staunch
Republican. Mr.. Matteson has always
been a strong worker in the Republican
ranks, sticking by his friends through
thick and thin, but doing his work in a
manly way, open and above board.
Should the Republicans Of this county
favor him with the nomination. they
will be placing in the field a man well
worthy of support, and fully qualified
for the position.
We are under obligations to the
Phillips County Agricultural and Ne
chanical Association, for complimentary
tickets to their seventh annual fair, to
be held at this place the 10th, 18th and
18th of the present month. Phillips
county is in a condition this year to
have a good fair, aud under the auspices
of the present management they are
bound to make a grand success. Let
everybody prepare to come and see
what Phillips county can produce.
Allen Pettiiohn. a young man 16
years of age, who resides in Rocks
county was arrested by Sheriff Woods,
charged with stealing a watch worth
$40 of 7. J. Tooley, of Rushville town
ship. He was-brought before Justice
HickenloOper who, upon trial, found
him guilty of petit larceny and SEN
fenced him to 80 days imprisonment in
Jail and fine Of $40.
Que of the latest acquisitions to Phil
FPS county, is the new clothing store
owned by Jacob Rothschild, at Kirwin.
In this store u man can find a complete
assortment of every thing to wear;
suits from 81 80 up; hats from 80 cents
up and everything else in proportion.
The assortment found in this store
would be a credit to any city. 4347
The time Of holding the Kirwin Fair
and Stock Breeders Association has
changed from September. 9Th, 10th and
18th, to September 3Oth, and October
1st and ID. The managers of this COM
pGny are sparing no pains to make this
fair a complete success.
Last Saturday Ed Slater, who lives
near Logan was arrested for procuring
Intoxicating liquors upon false state
ment, and brought before Justice
Hickenlooper of this place. He
waived examination and gave bonds
Of $500 for his appearance next Mon
day.
Archer & Mitchell, carpenters and
builders, will make contracts for all
kinds of work in their line. Plans and
specifications furnished on application.
Give them call if you think of build
imp. ie2Otf
A man can make a good days wages
on the saving in the price of one suit. of
clothes at Rothschild's new clothing
store at Kirwin, and get just what he
wants. Call on him when in Kirwin
and be convinced. 1916
Frequently, during these tranquil
evenings, the Jail guard hold high car
nival, in the Court house, by warbling
camp meeting melodies and otherwise
administering spiritual comfort to their
guests.
Misses Emma and Phoebe Bissell
were up to this city this week visiting
their numerous friends Miss Emma
has been employed as one of the teach
ers IN the Kirwin schools.
While digging o W. Biclkford's well,
and when about 10 feet below the sur
face, E. Penden found some tooth
some articles, at least they were very
large teeth Of some grass eating ami
NAL
Rev. B r. Turner had so large g
congregation last Sunday night at the
NJ. E Church, that the doors Of the
vestry room were thrown open in order
to find sitting room for the people
il. StOneman, Of POttawatomie cOun-
ty, in company with J. ~. Kidd, called
this week. Mr.. Stoneman is looking
for a location. and seems well pleased
with this county.
Charles Bowen and win L.andfare, 9
couple of Plainview townships wide
awake citizens, were IN the county-seat