Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-08-03

L46L ACIu6 i'll OulOs lllluOlS, on ldSD
Wednesday, evening. Miss Wilson is
an accomplished and intelligent young
lady and while here made many
friends who regret very much to see
her leave.
Read our remarks in another
place on ''The Democrats Continued
Misrepresentation" The Democrat
garbled the language of the Repub-
hcan platform very crooked and
dIsreputable practice in journalism
A paper that will do that cannot be
relied upon; it viii cunningly deceive
its readers.
Read the condensed Republican
state platform in another place It
is a grand one. What a contrast be
tween that platform and the plat
form of the Democratic party! How
many years will it require to work
the Democracy up to the moral plane
of that Republican declaration of
principles.
The little fourteen-mOnths-old
daughter, Vida, of Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Kelley, of the Tribune, died last Mon
NLCiF ltl2llU 1B 1OsOO y ClOChz Vi 5lChllCoo
brought on from teething. The flu
neral took place from the residence
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
! S. r. Ferguson, of the M. E. church,
conducted the services. Colby TI'i-
! biuIe.
The Wagnerville pOstOfice has
been discontinued, and we have been
notified by Postmaster CLARK to send
HERALDs to Phillipsburg pOstOffice
/ heretofore sent to Wagnerville.
HERALD subscribers who heretofore re
ceived their mail at Wagnerville will
! please notify US where to send their
/ paper if they do not wish to receive
it at the Phillipsburg pOstOffice.
We have received a private letter
from a resident of Hastings Neb. and
he says that the report sent out by
the GUzette-JO1IIluL of a great hail
and snow storm at that place July
18th was false. 1t was written by a
''smart Alec who had been a report
er for the Hastings paper but a short
time. He was trying to ape Bill Nye
and thought he had written some
thing smart when in fact it was only
a stupid lie.
The Long Island Leader says:
Contractor Price, who owns a gOOdly
portion of Granite Bluffs five miles
below town, has completed arrange
ments to furnish the city Of Lincoln.
! Neb., with lot of granite rock, to be
used for paving purposes. The B. &
III. company are now building a side
/ track to his huge quarry, leaving the
main line at the east end Of the bic
cut, known as the Granite Bluffs cut
! This is an enterprise Of no smalImag-
nitude, and viii be the means OF
bringing this immense pile Of valu
| able rock into use.
The Republican voters of Phil
/ hpsburg township are requested tC
meet at the Court House in the city
of Phillipsburg at 2 D. m, August
18th, 1888, for the nomination Of
township officers, and the election OF
eight delegates and eight alternates
to the county convention to be hello
in the city of Phillipsburg Septem
Der LIST, 1888. The township ticker
viii be headed with a blank county
ticket, giving the voters an OppOrtu
nifty to vote instructions. Votes vii
be received until six p. IN.
j. D. BONAR.
This week j. p. Hicks, of Plain
view township announces his name al
candidate for Clerk of the Distric
Court, subject to the action of tin
Republican County Convention Mr.
Hicks was the nominee of the part7
two years ago for this position, bu
was defeated bp Mr.. Sallee as wer
other republican candidates defeated
that year. He was beaten not be
cause he was unpopular, but becaus
of the great popularity of his OppO
nent. He is a leading citizen ant
successful farmer in his locality, is
, crippled soldier and Is we'll qualife'
5 for the place.
In this issue of the HERALD i
7 the proper place, may be seen the an
nOuncement of Geo. w. S6nsOn 10
County Attorney Mr. StinsOn ha
resided In this county 50 long and
so we'll known to the general publ
that he needs no introduction to HEI
2 AID readers He was one of the frs
2 settlers Of Phillips county; has file
+ the Office of County Attorney accep
e ably to the people, and has been
t prominent member OF the bar fl
e years In northwestern Kansas. u
5 possesses the ability to discharge In
/, satisfactory manner the impOrtaI
5. duties of the position to which b
aspires.