Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-10-19
FRAMES AND TRI
REAL ESTATE.
Geo. A. Spaulding's political

strong and convincing and without
abuse
The chicken pie supper given by
the ladies of the M. b. church In
Cummings new brick a few evenings
ago, was well attended and was a
pleasant affair.
Last Saturday evening, Hon. w.
b Mcbride made a speech at the
Court House. Owing to another en-
gagement we did not attend, but we
learn he made an able and telling
speech.
When the Rock Island is finish
ed to Colorado Springs and Denver,
Phillipsburg will be on one of the
best trunk lines Of railroad IN the en-
tire west, and a division station on
that line.
$4,000 to loan on farm and city
property. No delays. Interest and
principal payable at my Office. You
can pay of the principal any time
after one year. @. Twitchell. with
VIM. Bissell.
r. A. Handy, who recently came
home i'll from Colorado, is rapidly
improving He says he proposes to
sell all his numerous lumber yards
In Nebraska and concentrate all his
property interests in PhilliPsburg.
A very pleasant surprise party
was given at the Residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Pearson for Mr.. L. Binford
last Monday evening. Some twenty
Of the young friends Of Mr.. BinfOrd
helped to make it a very enjoyable
affair.
On Monday, Chas. Newell Of this
city was before Chas. Dickey j. p. on
a charge made by his wife of abuse
coupled with threats against her life
Mr.. Dickey put him under bonds Of
S1OO Afterwards Judge Cole re-
viewed the case and released him on
a writ Of habeas corpus.
j. D. Matteson, Republican can
didate for Clerk of the District Court
was in town Wednesday. Mr.. Mat
teson will be the next Clerk ; he is an
old soldier, thoroughly competent to
discharge the duties. Of the Office to
which he sspires, and was among the
first settlers of the county. He
will be elected by a good majority.
Section Foreman O'Brien of. this
place says he heard the speechin In
dianopOlis, Indiana, of Gen. Harrison
several years ago, in which the dem
Ocrats say that Gen. Harrison assert
ed 'that $1.OO per day is enough for
a labOring man" Mr.. O'Brien saws
the report alluded to is q SANDER,
that Gen. Harrison said no such
thing as reported.
About as near as some papers US
ually get to the truth is evidenced by
the following from the Atchison
Champion Of Oct. 9Th: Howard A.
Royce, a Phillipsburgs fnimrod, killed
five pelicans one day recently. They
were large birds, measuring from ten
to twelve feet from tip to tip" MIR.
Royce is cashier Of the Traders Bank
of this city and Will not feel very
highly hOnored by being called a
Phillipsburg nimrOd. Chief.
Next Saturday is the day the
second union labor county cOnYen-
ton is to be held which was called
for the purpose Of forcing D. W.
Smedley from the ticket and to fuse
cOrding to the swap and dicker agreed
upon between Boyd, Fuller and Gov
ingtOn. What glorious refOrm6rs are
those slick politicians. Now watch
their maneuvers next Saturday and
the balance of the campaign.
Mr.. H Sherman of Prairie View
authorizes US to say that he will wa
ger his farm, one of the best in the
county, and at a low valuation worth
5000, that Harrison will be the next
president. No buncOmbe about this.
Any man who desires to risk his due
ats on the election Of Cleveland, can
have the papers drawn binding Mr..
Sherman to the agreement, at any
for a confident democrat to drop 1900.
Long Island Inter Ocean.
The HERALD folks return thanks
to John johnson Tor some fine
squashes. We have taken them home
and will have some old fashioned
pumpkin pie manufactured from
them. Josh Billings once wrote an
article on the subject. He declared
that the man who did not like the
good old fashioned NV England.
pumpkin pie, would bear WatOhiR,
that SIGH a man IS by natur a bad man,
who would If he had good chance,
commit treason, or jine the pirates
for plumber on the hi seas
&C. A. Lewis IN introducing Con
gresham Turner to his audience last
Wednesday remarked that several
wears 400 he was nTnv15oyn5 IN Aba IT
S. land Office at KirWin. One day a
young man called and enquired about
government land, and said he wanted
to take homestead He was dressed
IN the garb Of a homesteader, and