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

Airs. HiekeaIooper's mother, Mrs.
Barger, has come to stay with her
1 daughter a while.
G. W. Young & Co. this week re-
/ ceiged a car load Of Balm wagons and
corn shelters.
The ladies of the NJ Z. Sewing So
ciety viii meet at the home Of Mrs. G.
w. Bickford next Tuesday afternoon.
Remember that Lewis & STRAIN are
selling goods at Wholesale cost price 1t
the bankrupt store.
Married, October 18th, by Probate
Judge II. C.. Spaulding. JAS. Moore of
Smith county and Mss Nancy Gob-e
of Phillips county.
The cyclones have knocked high
rates of interest all TO pieces and G.. A.
Spauldiug & Co. have the lowest Of ali
rates, Il
wainwright was again examined be-
fore Squire Dickey last Tuesday and
found guilty OF assault and re eased on
his own recoguizaucei in the sum of 300.
Farm Loans. Bottom Rates. No
Commission. Papers all drawn here.
Money furnished on the day appli-
cation is taken. at the
CITIZENS BANK.
Mrs. b. r. Tanner Is visiting in town
this week with her son Billy. Mrs.
Tanner has been living in the southwest
part Of the State and Is very enthusiastic
over the advantages of that section.
81 know George, that they are a lit
tie out Of season, but they are so ex-
tremely cheap that we can well afford
to buy those lawns OF Lewis & Strain
and carry them over until next spring.
Fleming & Rissler wish as 10 say that
they have made arrangements to stay
ia PhiIhpsburg a few years longer and
can supply their customers at all sea-
sons with the finest grade Of beef, pork
and mutton.
y. c Babcock who kept the Jarrett
House ut Logan for some time, but af
forwards left very suddenly for Dens-
more, Norton county, was convicted at
Norton last week for passing Il forged
deed.
''If did not know that You were a
temperance woman, Mrs. Wilkins
said Mrs. Feathergiu, 81 should think
you had been drinking; what makes
you so festive and frisky this EVENING"
"Why," replied her friend sit is that
excellent japan tea that bought OF
Lewis & Strain -
We learn with regret that our candi-
date for Probate Judge, y. Witham.
is quite sick. The cause of his physi-
cal disability can be readily traced TO
war times when he went fourth as a
member of the pa Wisconsin. The
election of Mr.. WiLham is . foregoIe
conclusion.
Senator Plumb viii speak here to-day
Saturday. and the bankrupt store has
been requested TO close at the hour OF
speaking for fear it would draw the
crowd; but the managers wishing to do
the greatest good TO the largest mum Ter
Will keep open doors all day with cour-
teous clerks to wait upon their patrons.
The selection of J. II. Ham, as the
Republican nominee for County Com
missioner Sd district, was q good stroke.
Mr.. Ham is one of the old .ettler5 Of
the county, man Of good judgment,
honest, capable, and very popular he
was the choice of large ma,Ority of
the republicans Of his district and viii
sweep the district in the general eles-
ton
W. H. Mcbride, of Kirwin, who
made such a determined fight at the
last Republican State Convention. TO
have plank inserted in the platform
calling Tor lower railroad freight rates,
has been re-nominated by the Repu0u-
cans OF Phillips county for representa-
two. Mack is an acknowledged leader
in the House, and will be reelected by
q large majority. -Smilh County Pho
neer.
Lee Galbreth met with a serious accI.
dent last week while out gathering
corn. He was driving a spurious team
Of young horses which became fright
ened and started to run. Mr.. Gal
breth in attempting to stop them was
thrown against a wire fence which Ia
cerated his arm in a terrible manner,
cutting it about half off. DR.. Wallace
who attended the suffer reports that he
viii probably recover a faIr use OF the
injured member.
n. b. Mccormick, the Republican
nominee for County Attorney has been
hindered this week, on account of sick
ness, in filing the appointments as fix
ed by the Republican Central Commit.
tee Up to the present time Sir. Nc
Cormick has attended all the appoint
ments possible for him to reach and
his speeches and work has been FOR the
entire ticket. Should he be unable TO
make a further canvass, we trust It will
be understood and that it will in no way
affect his vote in the general election.
The doors Of Squire Dickey's court
was thrown open Thursday for q hear
ing in the case of the State of Kansas
VS. Daniel J. Martindale. DIartindale
has been charged with Iicenuous CON
duct towards one Jane Jones. When
the case was called Frank Stinson Tor
the prosecution filed an affidavit for a