Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-06

Irving Rogers, who has for a long
time been a popular salesman in f. E.
Winship's store, has secured the post.
ion Of assistant boOk-keeper in the First
National Bank. We are glad TO note
his promotion.
%. W. Hill says he intended to dis
continue the HERALD early last spring
but its sturdy blows for the rights Of the
masses as against the enroachments of
the crafty few so pleases HIM that he
thinks he cannot get along without the
paper.
Judge Mccormack of the Police
Court fined Fred simmons on Monday
! $500 and cost for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct and he sent him to Jail
a short time. The Judge also fined an
other stranger the same, but we failed
TO ascertain his name.
&C. w. Francis, who resides north
of PhiIlspsburg has lately traded some
Phillips County property for some prop
erty in Clay Center, this state. Mr..
Frances is a good friend of the HERALD
and this week ordered the paper sent
1 TO an eastern friend.
/ Two weeks ago we published a list
/ of Improvements made IN Phillipsburg
! during The year 1887. There was such
an enquiry for extra HERALD's con
/ tanning the article that we concluded to
( re-publish it this week. We will have
a few extra papers for sale at five cents
each.
C. W. Young Il Co. desire to in
form all their customers who are in az
rears on book account, that all such ac-
! counts must be settled either by cash
or note by the 10th day Of January
1888. By attending to this matter at
once you will accommodate them and in
sure future faVOrs for yourselves. 3w|
We have made arrangements.
whereby we can club the HERALD with
the Topeka "CitY Il Farm Record, -
both one year for 81 10. The Farm Re
cord is an page As column monthly
and is a fine paper. To avail yourself
of this offer you must pay for both pap
ers a year in advance. If
There will be q protracted meeting
held at the Court House in Phillips
burg. Kans O., by Elder E. p. Franklin,
of the Christian Church, commencing
on Sunday, January 10Th, 1888.
SAAI'L PLOTNER,
ADAM MCELRoY.
DIR. GruweIl, of Republican City
went to California some time ago. He
writes to the Independent that he has
lost 20 pounds in flesh since going to
California that the town he is now in
is no larger than this place, but eleven
doctors find something to do. So much
for Sc healthfuI'' romance in the golden
west.
The wife and child of D E. Logan
who resides near Republican City, were
killed by a runaway team last week.
Mr. Logan had left the team standing
unhitched with Mrs. Logan and the ba-
by in the wagon. The team started,
ran away, throwing the occupants out
on the hard ground with the terrible
result mentioned.
The case of the state Of Kansas vs.
j. S. Bartholomew IS set for the March
term of court his bonds being fixed at
81, 800. The complaint sets up an en-
bezzlment OF Sl.4OO This is the
second time that this charge has been
brought against Mr.. Bartholomew
since he resided here. Once as cashier
of the Peoples Bank and now as cashier
of the Farmers Exchange Bank Long
Island Leader.
Gen. Alger, of Detroit, Michigan,
gives evidence Of being a practical phi
lanthropist Of a very sensible type. He
proposes to supply 1 .OOO families of
that city each with a ton of coal or a
cord of wood and O barrel of -four, and
to give 500 newsboys each a suit of
clothes, including coat, hat, shirts,
stockings and shoes. What a world of
satisfaction it must be for a man to
have the means and disposition TO be a
humanitarian of that stanp.-Atchison
Champion.
The Logan Republican gives the
particulars how Miss Ida Hays who is at
present living with the family of Mr..
Taylor, in the A. n. Arnold house. met
with a serious accident, Tuesday af.er-
noon, that may prove fatal She was
going down cellar, when the door fell, |
striking her on the head. About p
O'Clock she was found at the bottum of
the stairs in an unconscious state, and
did not regain consciousness till about
ten O'Clock the next morning. The
blow caused conclusion of the brain.
and the patient at this writing is still IN
a critical condition.
There is hardly a week passes that
we do not read of destructive fires
where people lose heavily-some lose
all their earthly possessions. This
would not be if they would ensure as
all careful business men do. But Won
should insure in reliable companies and
not unsafe ones. @. A Spaulding & |
Co. are agents Of the best companies
in the United States and Europe.
Their rates are as low as those of weak
companies. Our advice is, insure your
property and insure it with Spaulding
] ing * Co, for there You get absolute
[ protection against loss.