Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-11-02
FRAMES AND RTI

rotary at the HERALD Office for cleo
ton tickets.
There is to be a grand Republi-
can Political Review at the Court
House next Monday night Come
Everybody
"A return ticket from Stuttgart to
Grand Rapids, via Kansas City and
Chicago, good to Nov Doth for sale.
Enquire at this Office. VIII be sold
cheap.
j f. Morse reported a very sat
lsfactOry meeting last week at Plain
view where he went to fill one Of the
appointments Of the Republican Co.
Cen. COMMITTEE.
II. r. Hamilton. Of Norton.
TheO. Bracken and G. A. Lewis, Of
this place, gave the citizens Of Mar
yin some sound Republican doctrine
last Tuesday evening
Read Gov. Martins reply to Gal
lOWay's Infamous circular. in this
weeks HERALD. GallOway's circular
has been extensively circulated
throughout Phillips county.
Prof A S. Zimmerman, leader of
the Phillipsburg Silver Comet Band.
has just received an elegant new
piano, which will be placed in his room
over the First National Bank.
D. Mcdonald & Co. have recently
made some important land sales.
They sold Judge Pratt's farm, also
$40 acres in four different localities
and Is lots fronting on 3D. street
An invitation ball was given in
John Gebhart's new store room last
Thursday evening. Clark's string
band furnished the music. Those
who participated in the exercises re-
port a good time.
Mr.. Hoffman, of Phillipsburg,
and Mr.. Baker, of this city, have pur-
chased the jewelry stock offs. S. Hite.
They viii add to this stock largely
and keep a first class jewelry store
Smith Center Bulletin.
I hereby announce myself as an
Independent candidate for the office
of County Surveyor and submit my
name for the consideration of the
voters of Phillips county at the gen
9th. Yours Sincerely,
f. r. WEEKS.
There is but very little unity now
between the democrat and Union La
Dor bosses. The failure of the Cap
tain IN not calling a new convention
has placed him IN an embarrassing
position with the rank and file of his
own party. At least two thirds Of
the Captains party were in favor Of
another convention.
Mr.. j. M. Page, Of PhiIlipsburg,
was one among the dancers at the
City Hall on Friday night of last
week. Though Mr.. Page is along in
years, he danced as if he We're as
young as any of them, and we are
compelled to give him the credit Of
being the most graceful dancer there.
.-Alnlenu PIGjDdeGIer.
p. @. S. Lowe, one of the most
influential democrats in the county,
says that the union labor politicians
have not lived up to their agreement
IN the division in the county Offices.
MIR. Lowe says so far as he is con
cerned he IS under no obligations to
the union labor candidates until they
have fulfilled their part Of the con
tract.
-Issac NJ Caperon, a farmer Iiv-
ing near Phillipsburg. was arrested
last Friday on the very serious
charge of incest. The preliminary
examination came before Squire
Townsley on Monday, @. A. Spauld-
ing appearing for the defendant and
Mckay & Mccormick for the prose
cutiOn. The defendant was bound
over and not being able to give
bail was placed in jail to wait
trial in district court.
1t is amusing to hear the Demo
crGt talk reform with such a speci-
men of the article as Cleveland as the
! figure head. A party with its past so
( stepped in corruption as the Demo
cratic party, to howl purity and re-
form sounds to the thinking mind as
something absurd. The present adj
ministratiOn is a sample Of what the
! democratic organization Is capable OF
! performing IN that line. Let every
voter study carefully the democratic
record before he casts his. vote.
Hon. R. A. Dague, formerly OF
/ Osceola, Iowa, and who paid several
visits to this city some time ago, is
now the editor of the Phillipsburg
! (Kan.) Herald. 1t affords US plea
sure to testify to the straight and
honorable character of Mr.. Dague.
and the citizens of Phillipsburg are
assured now of a paper edited with
admitted ability, and conscience. We
trust that Mr.. Dague VIII find that
/ he has cast his lines in pleasant places
and are sure that the longer he re
mains there the better the people will