Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10

MCNall ana l.. "a, Mhnln OF the Otnltn
county bar are in attendance on our
court
Mrs, Breed, mother Of j, w,
Breed, OF Deer creek township dice
at the home of her son last Tuesda,
morning,
IF you want to buy farm cal
on or write to William Bissell, vino
can offer you good bargains on favor
able terms,
w. II Nelson and Capt j, S. Nc
Dowell of Smith Centre, passed
through this city Wednesday on then
way to Colby.
- Just received another ctr load OF
the celebrated Saliva -four at Geb
har g. Co.'S. Best on earth Pric +
TO suit the times,
The court yard has been cult
waited and the trees pruned this week
thus adding greatly TO the appear
ance to the square.
Mr. and Mrs Felix Kahn went
up to Norton last Saturday night
They will visit at that place and Al
Goodland for week
e, A Page keeps the best donbl'
aud single carriage harness, ly-
made. Also busters, leather and core
nets at bottom prices.
There may be fIes on you and
there may be flies on me, but there
are no flies on those screen doors al
the Central Lumber Co.
Register of Deeds, Van e. Hug
unin, of Phillpsburg, was shaking
hands with his many friends in Klr.
win last Thursday. Independent.
Hon. A. w. Hicks, of Beloit, was
in our city Tuesday evering. Mr.
Hicks is now serving his second term
as county attorney of Mitchell county
IS. S. Fisher, and sister, Mrs, Dr.
Wallace, of Phillipsburg, visited i'll
Kirwin last Sunday with the family
of DR.. II. II. Trusdle.-Indep
The Campaign Club will meet at
the G. A. r. hall, Tuesday afternoon,
May Is. at 1880 All try and come as
there is important business to trans
act.
The county examinations are be-
ing we'll attended in all parts OF the
county. The county graduating class
will be larger this year than ever be,
fore.
"A horse belonging to Johr
Jacobs became frightened and raj
away near the depot last Saturday
evening, completely demolishing hi
cart. No one was hurt.
Van E. Hugunin, our estlmabl'
Register of Deeds, has received an in
crease in his pension Of 81 per
month. Thus another deserving ole
soldier receives recognition.
The farmers know good thing
when they see it. French and Hah
nenkratt have sold one car load o
the famous six shovel OHIO riding
cultivators and have more coming.
VIM. Bissell has been confined t.
his home for few days past, SUI
ferer from a severe attack of rhuma
tism, contracted while serving hi
country in the dark days Of '6l'65.
Among the prominent attorney
attending court this week we motto
D, M, RLlihan of Smith Centre, j. "
Rose of Hutchinson, Webb McNall @
GAYLORD and w. e. Cox of Stockton
w. A. Lindsey, Of Kirwin, E. G
Mcneil Of Big. Bend, d. M. Cox, c
Logan, Ii. Ii. Reed, of Smith Centre
and Chas Eldred, McCook, Nebr, ar
among the attorneys in attendance
court this week.
g. W. Ward is the agent for th
farm department of the Continents
Insurance Company Of New York, an
attends to the adjustment of farl
losses. His Office is at his home
Phillipsburg, Kansas.
The whole south east portion
the county received an excellent ra
yesterday afternoon which puts croI
in that section in very good conditio
The rain began about 3o'clock al
continued until nightfall,