Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

been Caused from feeding IN cornstalks.
SmlLn county Bulletin.
0 AZ Milard's mother from Atch-
IsOI, Is Ia the city, and viii elnaiu du-
ring the win er with MIN. Mr.. NJ. has
been much worse for lew days, but
IS a httte be Ter at this writing II smith
Co. Bulletin,
Two lit. lie boys, one eight and the
other SIX years Of age, numbers of the
same IamlYs died, au. s, ar memo aue-
Gus cruu D, Al NlIlJOuv.tleu u nd county
we CLEAN IIOm the news.
c. b. Ho1kin-, Architect. from TOpe
k.t, was in the cit the 6rsJ of the wees.
Ioos,ing over the aud aud taxing plans
for Hon, w. A JohnstOn's new home,
and also ths court house, Aiiuuea polls
Messenger.
The farmers In the vicinity of Bloom
iugLun had "a meeting called for last
night for the pUrsOse Ot o gdnizInT q
shipping a>SJ,iaJIOu, We have not.
learned what action was taken, o.
borne county News,
We feel confident from the letters re
ceived tnat We ca promise The edit rs
OF NOrthW estern Kansas an excyr-ian
from IN t. Den or An Man next. the
eXcurSIOnI-ts 10 START immediately alter
the close "f he convention " hicu meets
here. 81 Washington Register.
We understand that man named
John Cheney was sh1t and instantly
ri led ON Fri ay last at GetUl sburg, in
Granam c unity + he particular were
not gwen Us. bat We lea that The
shooting probably grew cut of election
troubles away back IN The past.
DOusherty, of the Downs Times hAv-
z l. FL. l. 4
Ing Ia the BeiOit skating liHk, and that
d woman met the Nc f1te IN. the Gilt
ton rink, at once advet tised 80 pair OF
TO Ter skates fer sale cheap at EhIs Oh
nee, - Iubhc Record.
Ia He. ndOn quite number Of cattle
! have died nom Feeding on corn stalks
on which there WAS NUT Al least 1t IS
Presumed that IS the cause. Cattle
running On sGtlSs -hJu.d levs' b. till
I'd on salt. Too much Is be ter than
TOO little. Atwood Cltizen,
Mr.. Y. Is Robinett says that he and
his n lost about SO worth ~ hogs
By their ''piling up during the lale
cold weather. Ar. 3 JacOb-"n also in
iOImS us that he lost se eral hogs IN the
same way, AID he thinks The loss Is
general, for his shelter j. as good as
the average MankatO Review.
Thirty three thousand eight hundred
eighty-tive acres of school land have
! neen sold la This county since the 1t OF
/ July 1851. aud the sum realized fl III
aid sales amounts IL SllS.l2l 20 OF
which amount Sll 6l8 o.. was cash Ia
/ hand. the average price yer acre paid
Is tribe over S3.I9.-. Oberlin HeI aid
Arrangements a being being made
/ ~ he q, A. Il. Post at this pace 10
/ render tue ssSpy of Atlanta IN the near
HutuIe. The lay viii be given By
| nome talent. and "a the pros eeds will be
OF the benefit Of the Post, it will De
most literally Patronized.- Norton
| courier.
Col Burch, of Chicago, who is at
work on d Had Book Ut Decatur cUuu-
/ w, wa ia town this week having our
I JhOtOgrap her do some work on some
| + the scenes with winch he viii illu--
/ trate mis- Hand Book. The work will
! be- Ii grand adv rtisement Tor our sister
county - Norton G. urIer.
The burning OF corn Tor fuel a. prac
ticed in some Of the counties north OF
/ IS is betteT than freezing. but it would
! show more good sense, To build Il Men
I unitC furnace and burn old hay and
SunIiOwer stalks. and have the corn
/ or feeding hogs these Will sell ana
I Guy new OVercOat and other
! necessaTies. -ElswOrt News.
Two mail and express ears on the
/ east bound tram on the night Of Jan. L,
( we're ditch5 d near Netaw aka, 10y run
( uing onto a broken rail-. Five mail
tgeut~. Ed Wentworth, c. COX Id
! horHes. Joe Ri hop and an agent from
/ the santa Fe road and express messen-
/ gers, Ed Buck aud John b cser were
! Ia the Car at the time, and though II
! landed full twenty leet rom the track
/ aud was badly damaged only one per
! son. Joe BI- hOu, was hurt. His right
/ shoulder was dis. Gated Il LeHOra L T.
We are burning corn tor fuel. This
! is supposed 10 be Il great mistake. In
! certain countries and under other con-
! ditious no excuse could be given. We
/ live IN an inland town, far from the
railroad; in "a prairie country, where
wood IS scarce. To those who love
/ trees, it seems that the sin is less5Inten-
Siit in burning corn, an annual pro-
! ducuOn, rather than timber, the OEe
/ great necessity of our country.
/ III Norton Champion,
/ a Justices court can take the cake
/ or unheard OF proceedings. A day or
/ two since in "a court not u thousand
miles rom here, Il man was brought
/ in and failing TO answer Il certain ques
I tiOn was ordered committed fer con-
tempt. He Immediately employed AN
attorney who applied Tor a change of
/ venue. which was granted and the
/ ease taken to another justice. There
( the attorney moved to qash the whole
/ business as the second Justice mad no
I jurisdiction in the case, which mo-
/ ton was granted Nc PheTsOn Rep
ublicau.
Il was in the same neighborhoOd,
! Saline or Mcpherson, where q JUS
/ lice once put u motion t. dismiss d
! Csc 10 2 vote OF the crowd md the