Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-01-13
STATE NEWS
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ly robbed Of several hundred dollars by
safe bloWevs.
The net profits of the police ball at
Atchison were $3.50.
A knights Of Pythias lodge has been
organized in Augusta.
The Hiawatha World celebrated its
tWenty-ffth birthday last week.
The membership Of the Kansas State
Medical society is upwards Of 800.
A grand Jury is setting in Ellis coun-
ty for the first time in several years
The state normal school, which is To-
Gated in EmpOria, is valued at $3.50, 600.
Senator ingalls, celebrated his fifty
fourth birthday on the 29th Of Decem-
Der.
ElDorado Republican: A large Wild
cat was killed on the Walnut about I've
miles from town.
Three brothers, who are triple's, re-
Gently made final proof at Hoxie,
Sheridan county.
Garden City Sentinel: The female
council Of Syracuse is being urged to
purchase a cemetery site.
The Nicodemus Enterprise is the only
paper edited and published by q colored
man in northwestern Kansas.
A drunken tramp named Right was
arrested recently at Wichita with two
dynamite bombs on his person.
The first car Of buckwhsat that was
ever cleaned in Atchison was received
this week at the SAINTS Fe elevator.
Chetopa Advance. Twenty-six new
woman suffrage societies have been
organized in Kansas since October /.
The citizens OF Anthony have at last
had men indicted for selling their votes
at the last Harpsr county seat election.
Soandia journal: The demand for
money at this time is so great that our
banks have great difficulty in supplying
Safe-blOWers were at work in Wichita
few nights ago. They blew open sew
eral safes and obtained quite a sum of
money.
MCPHERSON Republican: A party Of
young ladies dressed up in masquerade
costume New Years day and had any
amount Of fun calling.
The Boston Herald has sixty persons
IN Kansas killed by the blizzard, and
all the rest Of the people Of the state
living on corn bread.
Mound City Clarion: Somebody has
been ''boOt Logging" whisky around
town this week and a number have been
too drunk to stand up.
The Troy Chief says that Judge A.
81. Harton has been subscriber to that
paper tWenty-six years and Congressman
Morrill, twenty-nine years.
Edmond Times: A good many lead
They are patterned after the old figure
''5' nickel and dated 1867.
Ellsworth Democrat: A. zobranick
has found a good vein of coal on his
place Desr Wilson. This vein is fully
twenty four inches In thickness.
Aztel Anchor: There are some Of the
best farmers in the state around Axtell
not a few of which sell from $4,000 to
$4,000 worth Of stock per year.
Lincoln Republican: II the letters Of
inquiry that reach this city every day
mean anything Lincoln county viii in
crease her population 1000 next year.
Sterling Bulletin: Prof E. B,
Cowgirl has left for New York City to
purchase machinery fos the sugar works
Of the Arkansas Valley sugar company
Capt Bogardua has accepted the chal
lenge Of Tramp" Of the Abilene Ga
zette, to shoot 100 live pigeons for 800
side. The match viii be shot at Wich
tia.
Florence Herald: Miss Hattie Hornel
is gathering photos OF distinguished
| Kansan. The galaxy is for the infOrma-
ton OF her own pupils AID her own pleas
ure.
Atchison Globe: There arc fifteen
cases on the criminal docket Of the
district court for the coming January
term, and two hundred and sixty civil
/ cases.
Burton, Kas., is the smallest city IN
| the world that is at present lighted by
electricity. Burton has adopted the
rtorage system, and it has proved a
success.
at Hutchinson the gentlemen took
advantage OF leap year and received
! About forty ladies, whose names are given
in the Hutchinson News, made the
rounds.
The Marqustts Monitor states that
/ the new opera house at Marquette was
dedicated a few days ago. The drama
Nevada, was rendered by an amateur
company.
Lincoln Republican: The creamery i
an assured fact. Thirty-two Of tn
seventy -four shares were taken in tn
city. The remainder is In the hands o
the farmers.
ingalls, Union: a herd Of siztl
buffalo that had been run out Of tn
territory by heavy prairie fires, wen
seen near Lalkin last week, and the mos
Of them killed
/ PotterviIIe correspondence Of tn
Il Osborne Farmer: Ely Curry hiss fles
on the last vacant forty soses Of govern
ment lands We know Of In this part o
/ the country
/ Frankfort Sentinel: The wells are tn
lowest that they have sver been know
In this county. Many Of them hav
/ been sunk deeper, and a sufficient volum
Of water secured.
Atchison Globe: It is said by th
Washington correspondents that Senate
Ingalls, is the best dressed man IN th
senate. It is to be regretted that Ri
ingalls, wears his old clothes ct hOms.