Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-10-30

Our townsman S. W. Taylor has
a carload of horses of his own rails
ing on his farm IN Belmont township,
and he contemplates shipping them
to Iowa for sale.
We learn there is to be a change
of time on the. Missouri Pacific R. R.
next Sunday, and that but one pas
senger train Will be run each way ev-
cry a hours, west of Downs.
"A good many straight Democrats
are Directing to the action of the five
Committeeman who met in secret in
Phlllipsburg and by a vote of three
to two endorsed the Alliance ticket
They say that is one-man power.
Mrs. J. J. LeCain had prepared
nice fat turkey for the Masonic sup
per Tuesday night. While out of the
house early in the evening it disap-
peared and its whereabouts have not
as yet been ascertained.
A special train, consisting of
three cars spent last Sunday after
noon and night at this place. The
party consisted of the directors of the
Rock Island with some of the gener-
al officers. Why they remained so
long has not yet been made public.
Every Old Soldier in the County
should go to the polls next Tuesday
and remember to vote for his old
comrades, Ritner Smith, Jud Matte
son, Capt Polling, and A. H Shapl ey.
To defeat them after one term OF
honorable service would be a sha bby
action.
1t would be treating Shear er
Polling, Colby, and Matteson, and the
other Republican candidates very
shabbily, who have had but one term
to now defeat them. Remember the
Golden Rule, voters, and do as yoU
would have others do unto you.
Prof. Breaky informs the HER
AID that there is to be an Educationa
meeting held at Marvin Friday eve
ming of this week. There will b.
essays and speeches and music and
good time generally. Professor
Loar. Piatt and others will take part
Everybody invited
S. r. Ferguson of Iowa, is on ;
lecturing tour in Kanaas, and tn,
ladies of the Methodist Church hav,
secured him to deliver his popula
: lecture, "a Southern Tragedy
You must be there and hear him
See further notice next week, ais
large hand bills.
-Sllas w Moody of Long Island
was before the Insane COMMISSIONS
last Tuesday and was adjudged in
sane, and sent to the asylum. II
had a sun-stroke a few years ago
d which was the cause of his insanity
/ He had resided in this county onl
about one year.
q R. T. Shearer went to the ez
S pense to remove from Logan to Phi
j lipsbU.rg when he was elected tw
years ago. To refuse to give him al
other term would be unfair. He hs
made good County Attorney. II
deserves another term according
custom. Let him be triumphant
elected
+ To Whom 1t May Concern:
: Notice is hereby given that on NJ
vember 8, 1890, application will I
made to the Governor of Kansas fl
. the pardon of James NEEDLES now
the Penitentiary of Kansas undt
sentence for the offence of burglary
JAMES NEEDLES,
il By G. A SPAULDING, his attorney.
e j D. Mattison left his farm an
II moved to town to discharge the duti;
T. of the Office of Clerk of the Distri
Ir Court. 1t is well known that count
/ officer who leaves the farm and NOV,
: to town does not save much of b
t. salary the first term. Hence the goo
- custom of giving a good officer IL
- second term. On this ground Matt
son should be reelected, so shou
s the other Republican candidates.
The election is near at han
81 Those well qualified to judge of t
D. result in this county give it as the
" opinion that the contest will be
close one, but that the Republica