Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-06-15

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California grapes and plums 10
cents per can at Chapman & Co.
Another carload of Salina flour
Peacock, Golden Belt, and I. X. L.,
at Gebharts.
j, A. Church and M. Belle Cos
horn Of Marvin, were married by
Rev. Bracken, on June 10, 1893
The HERALD extends congratulations.
Hats, yes hats for everybody, in
all the new and stylish shapes and
shades. The Fedora" is the popu-
lar hat at the Kahn Shoe and Cloth
ing Company.
All the talk in the world will not
convince you so quickly as one trial
of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for
scalds, burns, bruises, skin affections
and piles. Fisher g. Go.
Prof. t. j. Loar is conducting
the Normal Institute in Cove coun-
ty. A letter from him states that it
is very dry in that county-with
scarcely any vegetation yet growing.
Ignorance Of the merits of De-
Wits Little Early Rlsers is a mis-
fortune. These little pills regulate
the liver, cure headache, dyspepsia,
bad breath, constipation ard bilious
ness. Fisher &c Go.
Go to Maxon's for choice grocer
les, fine teas and coffee, dried and
canned fruits, cigars, tobaccos, nuts
and candies. A full assortment of
crockery and glassware Highest
market price for butter and eggs.
The Board Of Equalization is
having its annual tussel with the as
sessment question. Many of the bus
mess men and all the banks in the
county have appeared before the
board, seeking relief. AS the board
is still in session it is not exactly
known what has been decided upon.
Very reluctantly the city author
tiles are compelled to forbid the use
of water for sprinkling purposes, as
the supply does not meet the demand
now that the hot weather is or. It is
expected that before fall the city will
have new pumping station in oper.
alton on the west side of town, after
which time there is no doubt that the
water supply will be ample.
Postmaster Korns has made a
settlement with the government on
account of losses gorwing out of the
postoffice robbery last fall. The total
amount taken was $3.50 80 worth Of
stamps, SIS 80 postal funds, sos So
money order funds, and 1922 so key
deposits, total of $416 "a. Mr..
Horns was required to pay $51 90,
post Office department bearing the
balance of the loss.
Last Saturday Lee Galbreth was
arrested by the county authorities on
complaint Of Frank Dixson, charged
with selling Intoxicating liquors. But
when the time came for trial, Tues
day, the prosecuting witness weak
ened and said he knew nothing about
it, so the county attorney dismissed
the case. But the city authorities
took up the case on complaint Of the
marshal and fined Mr.. Galbreth $50
and costs for selling malt liquors con.
trary to city ordinance. j. G. Lynch
and John Faubion were also fined $5C
each on similar charges.
Hon. Frank Herald Of Topeka, is
in the city this week gathering up ev.
ldence looking toward securing a par.
don for Frank Sims who was convict
ed Of murder in the second degree fol
the shooting Of James M. Dodge on
the streets Of Logan, July q, 1885.
By reference to our files we find the
HERALD of October 10, 1856, contains
a full story of the trial. The trial
seems to have been ably conducted
on both sides, Hon. George w. Stin.
son prosecuted the case, and the pris
oner was defended by Hons. w. G
Dor Carlos and Joseph G. Lowe
Judge L. X. Pratt sat on the bench
and the jury consisted of the follow
i9g-named gentlemen: W. s. Irwin
Joseph Smith, George Baum, Olive
Rubin, ]. M. Hull, S. Workman, w
s. Walton, Peter ROLAND, ]. F. Tom
berlin, j. H. Ham, j. I. Dunnlng