Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-01-13

%. W. Bickford was out after cat
tie way down in Arkansas.
-Glfin Culbertson of Long Island
was over Tuesday and Wednesday a
courtin.
Wednesday morning a baby boy
arrived at Ross Brollier's just south
west OF town.
The Misses Dean and Mr. Snyder
Of Norton were at court this week.
They are friends OF j. II. Spriggs.
The good people Of Uniondale
will give an oyster supper at their
school house on Saturday evening.
Everybody invited.
Ed Murray seems to be much
pleased with his good fortune 10 get
ting out Of the thankless position of
county commissioner.
Mrs. Bssell has been appointed
executor OF the estate OF the late VIM.
Bissell, without bonds, and is engaged
in closing up his business.
"A very provoking error was al
lowed to get into our Nance cores.
pondence last week, when careless
proof reading made Andrews read
Anderson.
L. A. Chsmphn, j. L Seavey,
and W. L SPECIAL each shipped two
car loads OF cattle to market Sunday
receiving prices that netted them
some profit.
Rev, Mr.. Shockley in the good
ness of his heart presented the HER
AID family with a generous supply Of
home grown sausage, that was very
delicious and most acceptable.
w, X, Ward an old print shop
man, who has laid down the stick and
rule for q Pullman conductorship and
bis right hand man Kirk Ford made
the HERALD Office pleasant call this
forenoon,
The twelve jurors 10 the Spriggs
case all said that they never heard OF
the case before, although every paper
in Phillips county mentioned II. The
jury was made up Of good men toe.
seven of whom read the HERALD.
F. q. Arlington has covered a
portion Of the Phillips County Bank
windows with very tasty signs, and
is now at work decorating the inter
Tor of the bank. 1t is proposed to
have other signs painted on the outer
walls.
"A portion Of the business men OF
Denver have organized to compel the
newspapers of that city to fix such
prices for advertising as the mer-
chants wish. The merchants probably
would be glad to have the papers fix
the price Of the goods they sell. There
is as much reason in the one as in the
other.
The Poultry Farmer ls the name
of a new paper published at Des
Moines, la, in the interests Of the
farmer and farmers wife who raise
poultry and produce eggs to pay the
grocery and dry goods bills. It is a
l6-page monthly published at so
cents year, and is a practical farm
ers' poultry paper, as distinguished
from q poultry fanciers' journal. 1t
is just the kind of paper that is want
ed on every farm where hen cack-
les, for its purpose is to help make
the csckllng profitable. Send for
free sample copy, addressing The
Poultry Farmer, Des Moines, Ia.
The Topeka Journal has it that
about twenty-five peoples party men,
or one for each county in the district,
are ont for nomination to the place
now held by Congressman Motor
mick, and names as one of them f. O.
johnson of this place If the Jour-
nal errs as much regarding the others
as he does in Mr. JohDson's case it's
correspondent must write simply for
space filliug, as Mr. J. is not and will
not be a candidate for the place, but
on the contrary will favor the renom-
ination of the present incumbent. It
may be said however that any of the