Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-12
FRAMES AND TRI


ward to near KirWin, destroying q /
considerable amount OF property. 1t /
is said that it started from lOcOmO- /
tive sparks from the @. K & n
Chicken pie festival at the new
bank building Friday, Oct. 18th, Civ /
en- by the ladies Of the III. b. church,
commencing at half past 5 o'clock. /
We need your cooperation to make
this a success. Supper Is cents.
Capt Polling risked his life for
the Union he has nearly all his life
| been a labOring man he is well
qualified to discharge the duties Of
| the Probate Office. Let us all WhOOp
it up for the honest old Captain
We learn that Henry i. Brown,
/ of Marvin, well known as California
/ Brown" died last Monday, aged
about Is years, after a short illness.
His children are generally grown up
/ He leaves a widow, and one child at
/ home.
On last Friday evening there was
a birth day surprise party at the resi-
/ dence of G.. w. Baum, IN honor OF
/ his daughter, Cora NJ Baum, aged
/ Is years. About twenty or more of
( Phillipsburg young folks were pres
/ ent and it was a very enjoyable affair.
/ The young lady was thoroughly sur
prised.
! Died. after an illness Of a few days,
on Tuesday. October 9Th, 1888, Sam
uel, the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| H S. Polling, aged less than one year.
/ The funeral took place at the M. &.
church on Wednesday, the 10th, at
10 o'clock a. m. Rev. l. S. Hall con
Quoted the services. The afflicted
parents have the sympathy OF all who
know them.
We learn that the only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs f. II. HARDWOOD died at
| Chicago on Oct. 9TH, aged two years
8 months and IS days. MIR. Har-
wood was a resident Of Philipsburg
until few months ago and will be
/ remembered as a salesman IN Win
ships store last year. The HERALD
extends its coincidence and sympathy
to the bereaved parents.
The nomination Of John Hahn
nenkratt for County Commissioner
was a very excellent nomination. He
is a good, industrious, progressive
farmer and a public spirited citizen.
One evidence Of the latter fact IS that
, he is putting several thousands OF
dollars in the new hotel Of which our
town may we'll feel proud He will
make a good efficient Commissioner.
Mr.. Billings, of Long Island, a
former Greenbacker, states that
he cannot support II. n. Boyd for
Representative, as he has carefully
examined his record as reported in
the House Journal. Mr.. Billings
p claims that the journal shows that
, out Of 80 appropriation bills Mr..
Boyd lodged Tor did not vOte) 70
times. He only voted on ID apprO-
priation bills, eight times for the bills
and five times against.
The second Union Labor cOnven-
I ton this year will be held Oct. 20.
Look out now for some fine political
strategy. Fuller & Boyd are going
4 to try to make Democracy and Union
4 LabOrism mix. It is said that oil and
water will not fuse and we can hardly
+ understand how democrats and Ia
r bOrites can, but Professor Fuller and
Boyd and Doctor COvingtOn are very
slillful in fusing OppOsites, especially
= if there is a prospect Of their being re
e warded with an Office If they succeed
VIM. Bisseu was at Topeka las
- week and while there heard the cele
L brated Catholic priest, Dr. McGlynn
u lecture. Mr.. Bisseu says he Is one o.
, the most talented men and one of the
finest looking gentlemen he ever saw
-
V | Henry Georges disciples on the Lane
e Taxation Theory, and the founder o
the Anti-POverty Society. He IS
deeply conscientious man and a gen
y uine philanthrOpist, though pOssiDl.
e in error in some Of his theories.
Last week word was received il
Phillipsburg that child Of Sid w
n Miller had died at MillbrOOk, anC
\ was buried, and Mrs. Miller did no
q know the whereabouts of her hus
band He IS agent OF an Investmen
q land LOaning company and is travel
D. ING about over northwestern kansa
lie a great deal looking after the busl
s. ness he is engaged IN. He had bee
here a day or two before the sad IN
z. toIligence of the death Of his chill
il was received hut had left for som
other locality kilograms had bee
sent to various points but none seem
at ed to reach him.
d On the Sd instant, J. NJ Sale
y and II. B. Mccormick addressed
large Republican meeting at Cente
c. school house in Crystal TOWNSHIP
N Mr.. Sallee was formerly a Greer
o. hacker, and he holds to many Of til
greenback-anti-monOpoly doctrine
now, but he is supporting HarrisO