Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-10-23

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OF heart disease at De Funiak Springs,
Florida, on Monday Of this week. He
had been In business there for two years
or more.
The supreme court, in the appeal case
Of Chasteen Hughes, the convicted biga-
mist, has affirmed the decision Of the
/ lower court. This insules Mr.. Hughes
a PrOtrLsted engagement, under the au-
spices Of Warden Smith, at the state
Penitentiary.
Garnett Journal: Ed. Weidenbaker.
one Of the enterPrising young black
smiths OF this city, has just perfected
valuable invention in the way Of a fold
/ ing drawing knife and has secured his
first papers. he viii probably realize
Handsomely OF his invention.
Garnett Journal: While Ahultz. son
! Of jacob Ahulbz, Of Rssder township.
while playing with bow gun, shot hi n
self in one eye. The point Of the arrow
was q short nail and made a painful
wound, which viii probably result in
his losing his eye.
Holton Recorder: W. J.Flsming's safe
was burglarized. No damage was done
except breaking the lock OF tAe Office
door and injuring the inside Of the safe
This is-the thisd attempt 20 find money
in his safs, bat each time without sue
cess.
W. II. WHrds successor to W.D. Street
as editor and proprietor Of the Kenneth
/ Sentinel, has retired from the manage
ment of that sheet, and ". L. Humes, a
No. printer and an old employe in the
Office, takes charge.
A 2-year-ald child Of Mr.. Henry, who
lives Just over the Kansas line in
Jewell county, was playing In the hay,
when a hired man, not knowing it was
there, stuck the tine OF a pitchfork in its
temple, killing it instantly.
Osawkie Times: A,man from Atchison
/ county, camped near Jacksonville with
his team, and during the night some one
stole the team and made good his es-
cape. The owner offers a reward Of
$500 for the thief.
A little boy named Joy Harper Of,
Lincoln, Lincoln county, attempted to
loosen some horses that we're tangled in
the rope with which they were tied to a
wagon, Ehen one Of them fell on him,
breaking his leg.
lola Register: A box car containing
about q tons Of broom corn on the side
track of the s. K. depot, was burned
recently. The railroad company viii
probabl- be liable for the loss which was
about $500.
Burlingame Independent: Il is not
generally known, but a fact, neverthe-
/ less, that an old burying ground was dis,
covered near Scranton some time ago
the headstOnes bearing date Of 1880 and
1881.
Robert S. Miller, who went to juno
ton City in 1859, filing many impOr-
tant offices at various times, died recently
in California, where he had gone for his
health.
Frank Walker, Of Lindsborg, was car
rying his gun carsIessly when it slipped
heavily to the sidewalk and discharged
its contents into his body, effecting fatal
wounds.
The editors OF the Eskridge Star,
Messrs. I. D. Gardner and E. Il. Perry,
have married twin sisters, the Misses Ada
and Ida Quimby.
Mrs. Charles sOsysmith, formerly
Miss Jennie StringfelOw, Of Atchison,
died In private hospital in Philadel-
phia, recently.
The Usage coal miners have gone to
work for 81 cents per busbel, and a
promise Of cents on the first Of No
vsmber.
Eugene Everest, Of Lindsborg, was
awarded the medal as champion bicycle
rider OF the state OK Kansas, at Junction
City.
l. D. Smith of Hutchinson, while
moving heavy AagstOne for pavement,
let it fall on his foot crushing it badly.
A COW on the track OF the K, A. & D
railroad, near Waverly, derailed the train
wrecking i've box cars. No one hurt
Concordia Times: Col. Asa Keirney,
OF Russell, died recently. He was one
Of the old settlers OF Russell county.
A little child Of S. Heartgrave, Of
Washington, got concentrated I've In one
Of its eyes and viii lose the sight.
The I4-year-old son OF DR.. T. F. @.
Todd, Of Altoona, was thrown from his
horsa and fatally injured.
The editor Of the E1ngmau Courier
has been presented with a handsome
/ gold watch by his friends.
Lamed, the most thriving city OF the
west, Is now supporting a complete street.
railroad In full operation.
Capt. Laeock and wife, Of HiawathB,
celebrated their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary recently.
Mt. Hope has a new institution in the
shape Of a building and loan association.
The enrolment in the city schools at
Lawrence this year has exceeded 1900.
A Mr.. Knapp, Of st. John, Stafford
county, had tine span Of mares stolen.
Over sixteen thousand people arrived
at Kansas City last week Tor Kansas.
Nescatunga, C0mmanche county is to
| have a bank in the DeaE future.
The Louisville, Pottawatomie county
/ Republican has suspended.
Carleton is going TO have building
| and loan association.
Medicine Lodge is TO have a national
/ bank
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