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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16
N0rlCE
o S Land OGce, kirwin, Kansaa, J 4

Q Land OtBte, hIrwin, hansaR, 40
september 4, 1882 1921
Complaint having been ehtered at this
Office hy Marco u Stone against Fred Il
Bunker far abandoning his Hemes'ea.t
Entry No l3S SO. dated February 5, 1880,
upon the shfi wqr and nhf sWqr section IL.
inwushIp l sonih. range II wes'. in f'kii!iEs
cellatiun of -ni5 en'ry; said parties are
he ely snmn.o Ell 10 epreaF 81 this Ofics
on the 9th day of November. 1882, at Q
ne, ok a VA to respond and furnish tesil-
m,ny concerning said alleged ali ndonm@nt.
T NJ HELM. Register.
X r HAYS. Reviewer.
Z a Lewis, nttornev. sepl4
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16
LAND OFFICE AT KIRwIN kansas
O.t Oath 1850

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
u make final proof IN support Of his claim, ami
he District Court or Probate Judge at PhlI-
rsburg, Kansas, November q. 1882, vis
THOMAS N. SHINN.
II E No 9l5S for the VIZ nwk and WH sW4
;cction s, Town 4, Range Is. H. names the fol
towing witnesses TO provo his continuous resi-
ten"e upon, aud eulliyHtiun of, said land. via /:
Daniels. all of PhiliipSburg, ensas.
T. NJ. HELM, Register.
I'm. BISsELL. Attorney. Oct-26
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LOCAL HERALDLNGS

WIN. Bissell is prepared to place
. few small desirable farm loans.
Col. Pickett. of the Klrwin Chief
was in the city yesterday.
Bottom knocked out Of prices
Of everything, at the Cheap Cash Store
Of John Hillstead, Marvin, Kan. 46
CHAs. R. MUNGER, Newton, Kan
sas, State Agent for school seats,
maps, globes &c. Agents wanted.
Joseph Griffith has been suffer
ing for some time with dropsy, and
we learn is quite sick.
"A large span of mules for sale, with
or without wagon and harness. In
quire at this Office. If.
r.. Rogers has piles Of new cloth
ing and is willing to divide for small
amount of collateral.
The smiling face ofJoe Young was
seen in the Burg yesterday 1t IS
said he loses no sleep over the late
election.
John Hillstead did rot sell his
store but has knocked the bottom out OF
prices at his old stand at Marvin.
Trunk Gordon who has for some
time been absent in Denver, has re-
turned to his homestead, in Freedom
township,
The B. & NJ. R. R., known as
the Burlington Route" offers special
advantages to travellers. See their ad-
vertisement in this paper.
III. s. Granger, H. Moulton and
L. P. Johnson of the Board of Com
missioners, were in the Burg this
week overhauling some Of the tax
rolls.
The Presbyterians have their
church about ready for the roof. VIM
Fetherly is doing the brick work and
seems to be pushing things.
The friends of Rev. B r. Turner
will give him a donation on Nov. oath
at the residence of Joseph Young. See
announcement elsewhere.
Notice is hereby given that the
tax rolls of Phillips county are now in
my hands for collection.
D. L. SMITH,
County Treasurer.
Some ORG. w. Baum's corn yield
ed at the rate of fitty-two bushels to
thea His farm lies one-half mile
west Of Phillipsburg and all kinds of
crops have been good.
Il. Nay, Deputy o. s. Marshal,
took in the capitol of Phillips county
yesterday. LATE was looking after
Uncle Sans interest, we suppose, but
aid not find out whose track he was
on.
q. A. Turner, Of Granite town
ship, made the HERALD call Friday.
Mr. T. thinks of going east to have a
surgical operation performed. He has
been suffering some time from tumor
on his neck.
-Messrs. Burton and Van Bus
kirk are doing lively business in the
sale of sheep. Our homestead takes
on the appearance of stock ranch
when there are 400 sheep pasturing
on the same.
II am prepared to make loans on
Farms, Mills and good lnsurable Town
Property. Those wishing to borrow
money will dc well to call on me.
WIN. BIssEIL.
We viii send the Phillipsburg
HERALD and any one of the following
papers one year for 81 in advance !:
Topeka Capital, Topeka Comn1onsOed !.
th, Leavenw~rth Times or Kansas
Farmer.
Elder Turner has been delivering
q series Of lectures at the school house
in Phillipsburg, this week. on Bible
subjects. We have been unable to at
tend bat once, but have heard his lie. I.
t1hes highly spoken Of We are sorry
circumstances were such that our peo-
pie could not get ont more geseEally.
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ESQ VS. 8 as

The one buys a box of Browns
Vegetable Liver Pills, which cures
constipation, sick headache and tor
pid liver; the other you pay your doc
tor as penalty for not using Browns
Liver Pills in time; which amount
will you pay All of Browns Medi-
cines for sale by H. C. Sprague and
j. " Close. Phillipsburg, KsnsaH.
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NOTICE.

the District Court eff the State Of Kansas, Il
aad lur rnilips county, March term, 1888.
henry krUu$e. P!aI"tIff.
Jane ,. Krruse. Defendant
he defendant, Jane p IIrouse, will axe
office that she has been suet in the lIiStricl
curt ct Phillips county, Kansas, iy Plaintiff.
q. la ming divorce from her, from fhe bonds
ON account Of aba dohment anG
'Inilery' AMI unless sG9 answers the same on"
vii be taken uS true aud judgment entere
hereuh u prayed for IN saIt petition. this ia,
II day Ut October, l5H2.
Il. 4. SPAULDING.
Clerk of the District Court
iLlHU DAVIS, Attorney uct-5
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PhiIIigsbuTg Herald.
OFFICIAL UNITY PAPER.

NOTICE.-In 0rdt7 to gree the HeTetd
general circulation, IN Ph5llfpS County tre
1sithorize the Post Masters Of PhilltIs
County to act as our AGENTS, IN tG!,ing sub
pcTipti0ns for the Herald, and zoe dc agree
to pay them a liberal cOaHpensHtsOH for their
trouble
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DAVID K. WILLIAMS,
SHERIFF SIZE.

>rATE F KANSAS, Gaze No4i7
rnIli County SIS
n the District Court IF Phillips County
Seymote Slbin & 9 Plf.
" D Jarman, J w Kidd,
,ud ChaS Wilson, Def'ts.
Publie notice is hereby given, tAat under. and
y virtue of the judgement rendered in the
buve entitled action, in and by the above
aimed Court, and of orderOf sale issued on
:tId judgm mt. 10 me directed and delivered :,
will on November 25th, 1892, between the
Iuurs Of one and two o'clock p. IN =, of said day.
Il The front door o the Court Hcuse, in Phil
nSburg. Ia The County of Phillips, State OF
itnsaS, offer at Public Sale and sell to the high
It bidder. for cash in hand the following de-
criued real estate namely: Lots Nos 3. 4, D. ..
D %. q. -, D ami "A IN block o Me jlinticks
.dd.tion the town of Marvin. oil in the
ouuty OF Phillips, State of KANSAS, Said
r"perty has beeA LEVIED upon, and Is to be
bid ms he property of w. o. Jarman, one of
ne above named Defendants
Dated this 18th day OF October, A. D.. 1882.
J. B. WOODS.
Sheriff Phillips County.
,ct By ]. n. MclLvAGN, Deputy.
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Report of Marvin School for IL e

Report of Marvin School for Il {
month eniing November Sd, 1882
Numb T pupils enrolled, Sc; average
daily Attendance Al average daily aO-
sence, Is; number times tardy l46
per cent OF attendance 70.
The following named pupils were
present each day james Ma, Eddi,
lIillst~ad, Jesse Beck, Eddie Solomon
William Stout, Alfe Borsheim, Jane.
Oneil, Lizzie Stout. Geneva Miller, En-
ma Nay, May Ewell, Matte Ewe.I
Susan solomon and Ida Eweli
Visitors within the month Mis-:
LAURA Heaton, of Mount Air, Iowa
Ms, Ella Hoggins and DE-. NIi!ey, Of
Marvin and Miss Rose NJ. EJdred auC
Mrs. Rogers, Of Philiip$ourg,
Number Of recitatlons per day 20.
D. E. COLE, Teacher
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Land Office at Kirwin. kansas,
nnst.ba~ Sri, 1850 AZ

Notice is hereby given that the following IA tn-
ID settler has hiei notice Of his intention 70
sake fiual proof Suppart of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before the Clerk oS
the District toart 81 PmhipsbUrg, Kansas, Oa
20 fember 1hth. 81 viz:
LYMAN KEARNS
TTE No 1886 for II milf near ec.ion l9, and Ell {
-aqr on IL. town SOUTH range II west. He
,nmes the following witnesses to prove his con-
;uunuS residence upon and cnltiV alton of said
,and viz; John Vest. john j Clark, Clark
: b Clark all OF Phillip, burg. kansas.
II HELM, Register.
fm Bissell atty, Oel5
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I'm. BIssELL. Attor
Land Office at Eirwin, Kansas. !

. 7
Notice is hereby given that the following
.ni.Ied settler has ii ed notice of bis intention
- make INA proof in support OF his claim and
hat SAID proof will be made before tho Judge
~ Clerk Of the District Court at Phil,lpsSuTgS
Adnsas, on Nov llth, lSSt,
JOHN VUGEL.
~ No 1868 tor the sNQr seqr section II, towns
.uth. range 10 west. lie names the following
Witnesses TO prove his continuous resIdeucs
ipuu and cultivation Of said land; Fred Neeh.
Mlke rie>s John Bach and Mike Mereliae, all
Al PhIilrSinrg, Kansas. NJ HELM,
McElr0y, atty. octi2 Register
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Nssonderful Vs,ithout Numbey

Are the cures recorded by the use Of
Browns Arnica SaIve. Not a family
in America but should keep remedy
for burns, cuts, bruises, old sores and
inf1amed sore eyes always in tie
house. The Brown Medicine %.
warrant every Box OF Browns Arm ca
Salve.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
TUE ,TArE OF KANSAS.
PhiihpS CnnnfN s.
In the Probate Court IN uled for sac
L'OItllfY

III I4'O VOItVO OOUVF tft tV.tV JOI oCttV
County:
n he matter of:he Estate Of I
NJ. Ii. Itppow. Deceased
Nutire - hrfcby given tpHI letters of Admin
-tr,tiun have been GRANTED - the unacrs ignel
"a tn Estate nt IS IA It. re1row. late Of sal
ouuty aocea> ed. hy the Honorable. the Pr.'
AT. LnUTi OF the .ounty aud Suite atnre-aIt
.Hted the Sih day ct ~eplrm Der. \. D.. iSS-
."w. all perSoH> having clari.ns AGAINST the sal.
I~7Hf". Hr5 l''i'' - 1T rlt- theV mus
~, n the same To the IN lerSiguel for a ,,5
no.. within e. var trosh ne Ia = of and i.cl
vrs, or hey III y ne procule from any beueG
# Sich est:ti"; and that ii such claims he no
Auibite' " thiu three velrs after the date Il
AID letters, they sh at he forever barred.
}. :. TEDkuw, Admin isTrator
Of the Estate Of WN. Ii TEDhow,
-ept. 9th. 1857. Deceased.
"a. DAVIS, ATTORNEY. sep-1
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N0Iice is hereby given that the following
pamed settler has Id notice of his intention ~
he final rrnci IN support of his claim aud has
said proof will be made before the Clerk dist
Court or Pr"haIe j Judge at Phillips ur&, Kan.
on Nov 18th $50 viz:
HENRY Fl CHRISTIAN~ON,
II e No 4iSS. Tor the seqr nwqr ehf swqr sectio'
81, town | ami neqr nWq- section ,. town : ;, uIt
range u west II Z names the following wiGneS-e:
prove his continuous residence u;,nm an
cultivation OF SAID Ian /. viz EtWarl Hansen
iians Hansen, Hans CohusOn and Henry COZad
all OF LOngisland, Kansas.
TN HELM, Register.
Nm BisselI, atty. Octl2
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

Oh say Teachers look here Prof
Ronp has sent US II copies of "Swetts
Methods" for teachers. They will be
here in day or two. Call and see them;
ouly IS cents each.
e. w. SNeDGRAss.
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Communication an the School
Room.

1t il question of some interest to the
parent, pupil and teacher, whether the
papil is permitted to whisper in the
school room or not, ard far greater i'm
portauce to the general welfare of the
school. Therefore all communication
should be prevented The quieter the
more good can be done. Some cannot
ST udy to any advantage, where there Is
muse. aud there Is sure to be cun'in-
ual buzz, where whispering Is permitted
The teacher cannot hear a class recite
neither can the class hear what tn.
teacher is saying to them without they
speak in false tone SO as to be heard
above the din in the room. Frequent
" seat mates will want to study over a
lesson together The brighter assisting
the other in the lesson, and doing him.
self more injury than good, spending
the time he should spend on his own
lesson, with that of his neighbour. Be
sid es in place of being a friend he is an
enemy BY taking all the self reliance
away from his friend, for he gets in the
habit of being assisted and wiz not
study out problem, or investigate the
matter to fnd the truth for himself
But in most of the districts of the west
where the school room is small and the
children are crowded for seat room, on
few benches without rest for their
b acks, or desk for books, [ think Tie
parents would not be human, an! ii e
teacher worse, 10 expect OF require rh'
children from giving vent t" Some OF
their though Is. Il is about all the sym
pathy .hcy get, to tell each other OF the 7
aches. M 4 l..
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ait NriohtHav4 "a. en-.

Thus your friends will sing as they
watch your lie Pickering out with
that dread disease Dyspepsia stay its
r.lvages by using af once Browns
PepSin Tonic lem -niber! Delays
are dangerous.
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COLUMN
G W. SNG =, HISS Editors.

Official Directory of the Phillips County
Teachers Associations President. Miss. May
Webster; Vice President: a liau SANFORD Sec
grass aud Rose Eldred.
All comm un icltions must be addressed 70
Teachers Association" Phillips burg, kansas.
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ADONATTON.
Yours Truly,
D. A. HULING.

The members and friends of Iowa
Union will have a donation at Mr..
Joseph YOung's, on PlOtner Greek,
November oath for the benefit of Rev.
B. r. Turner. Supper will COM
mence at o'clock p m. All are cor
daily invited.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

GfEWORTH OF SHEET MUSIC FOR 75c.
D J For seyenty-five cents, NO wiz send
JEF'r ERR Eo MUSICAL JOURNAL
me year, winch will contain more than SIS 90
worth of
FINE SHEET MUSIC,
Besides interesting reading matter. Send
Iree Sc stamps Tor sample cooy, containing
Il 30 Wort + OF sheet music. Address
JOHN JEFFEHIES 81 CO.,
Ottawa, Kansas
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D IL. BENNEr
ami Office at Kirwin, Kar cas-,

November - 1852.
NoicH Is hereby given tina. the fol owing
named settler has fled notice of his inten
ton to make final proof bef re The Clerk
DI tr'cl rour' or frUhate Judge at Phi
lpsbIrg, Kansas. on Dec. mber Is, 1882,
VIZ:
DAVID =. GlPE
DS No-fo' the :" "a sec. 10. Township
l = Range Is ~. He names ihe follow my
Witnesses TO prove his cor IinnOus residence
npOn. ami m.tivaiIoD uf, said :anl VIZ.
Peter Bssq,Iin. OF Code Kansas
Jan es d axe, g
John Kennedy, a
ii. y. 6heTrell, a. a.
T. NJ. HELM, Register.
Vim Bissell, atty. nov-I6
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

Wanted, teacher in Rushville
township, school district No. "a. Will
pay SIG per month, for three months.
Board can be had for from 81 Us to
<i.50 per week.
e. 6 MsMAr1., BsTsesaF.
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Land ONCE at Ixirwin. Kansas. |


Notice is hereby given that the following nam
. settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proc in support of bis claim, an ~
,I,at said proof will he made sbefore the CLERK
list Court or Probate Judge ut PhiIhpsbuTes
KANSAS, on Nov Il. 1882, viz
DAVID K. WILLIAMS.
IS 1912 for the ehf swqr section IL, and eEt
twqr section 10, town 2, ran &c IL. he names
lhA following " isnnsseS to prove his continuous
cSIdence upon and cultivation nf said land, We:
; X Cannon. " l. Morgan, Oliver whitney and
TN HELM Register.
SIN Bissell, at torney. octl9
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

There are ten or twelve members nt
the ''Atheneum' who are ar viii ne sub
ject to fine Thy the Pres) Tor npn-tul-
fillment Of duties assigned them by the
editors. If their communications are
not forthcoming by Nov, 23d, 1882. we
shall publish name and address or every
such teacher in the county We be
Iieve every teacher is or ought to lie
capable OF writing a readable article IN
educational topics if not, they are not
fit tn teach school and the sooner the
peNple know il the better for the Schnols
EDITOR.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

Who will give Prof. Roop's recipe for
Stating blackboalds?
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Land Office at k'rwin. Eansas.

NV LINVI III I''O1 7 f5-I
Notice is hereby given that the following
uamed settler has flea notice Of his intention
to make hnal proof liz Sun.urt of his claim, and
that said proof will ne made before tine PROBATE
j Judge or Clerk o! the District = art IL Phillips
burg, Kansas. Dec. q. lSSz. viz:
D IL. BENNEr
E No 5l31, for the ht $ . ar aud " hf ne
or, see. Z, Town :. Range Is ~. He names the
following witnesses to prove HIS con 5inuous res
ldence upon, and cultivation at. said land, viz.
lark; PhlllipSburg, Kansas.
q W Young, 20
Il POlIng,
T NJ HELM. Reyis;er.
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VIM BisseII, atty. noy-I6
sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Kansas
Phillips County. "a
In the District Cou,,rt of Phillips Coss,a.
County.
o NJ Willard Plaintiff
W Case No. i4o
John and Sarah Springer,
Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given. that under and
by virtue of the judgment rendered in the
above entitled actiOu, IN and by the above
named Court ara order Of sale issued on
said IN igIuent, to me directed and delivered
l will on December the ID. 1882, between the
hours of one and two o clock. p. H., OF said dav
az the front do r of the Court House, in Phil
i 'SburR, IN the County OF Phillips State of
han-as. offer at Public sale and sell to the
high hest bidder, for cash in hand the following
described Real Property namely Tae south
halt Cd OF the southeast sHaFter (AO OF sectiun
SIX 90 aud the east half Cz) of she northeast
quarter CD of section seven % in TOn nshiD
three % SOUTH Range seventeen Q7) west, ait
IN the COunIy OF Phillips, Stats Of Kansas.
eRid properly has been levied upon and is o
be sold as the property OF the above named
defendants.
Dated this oath day OF October. A. D. 1854
j. B, WOODS,
Sfs5fE Of PkhflPs OssRsys
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Land ofaeeat iE.Ia, Een.as

Notice IS herebv given that the following
named settler hiss Sled notice o. his in tentIon
To make final proof in support of his q .ina, and
thar said proof will be made before the CLERK
% the District Court at Phillipsburs, Kansss,
IN Nov. llth, 1882. viz:
MARSHALL SKINNER,
rs No 1918 for tie Wifi neqr section p tovn
south, range Is west. lie names tho foleTinE
witnesses "a prove his continuous residence M
IN and cultivation or said land, viz; II MuY-
phy. john Murphy. VIM Phillips and l. SeaveS
oci2 l" T NJ HELM, Reefseer.
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DAVID GCODE,

DIS 1892. for the ehfseor section 10 and ehfneq'
section Is. town ]. ranee 10. lie the f,.l
towing witnesses IL prnve his OntinunuS resi-
;lence upon AMI cultivation OF said, Iaud, VIZ
Frank Poyser, Ieurv Munger Fhebe POyscr
Of tioonde. kansas, and " Gl.zi-r, OF Pleas
RIDGE, Nebraska. 7 " HELM, Register,
Vim Bis~eil, tty ocfI9
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My experience has been that there
should be no communication between
pupils during the time oi study.
| have not always tried to preveDl
whispering, but it SHOULD be duEe for
several Reasons. The most impor an
Cmes in my opinion are: First, thai
good order, one of the first essentials OF
good teaching, Is more eosi,y maintained,
for without good order there can be 10
good teaching. Secondly, the pIpi:s
have better /, ssons devUting the time to
study that would have been spent talk
lug OF something ont side of the school
room had hey heen allowed to whisper
[ do not say that all Will do this, t,r
some will 4unfne their remarks - the
lesson, but there are Always some mis-
chievOus ones who would 30 SO ii given
a chance. And such a chance they
wou d have if allowed to communicate
in time Of, study.
Ell IL love % learning in the pupils, reu :
irg them to a sense of the importance,
of improving the golden niinu'es ere 1t
is too late. All this may be done, the
teacher may do his duty 10 the best ri
his ability, ye; they Will find an oppor-
tunity To communicate, and the teach
can not punish them for 1t because thsy
have violated DO rule
In cut,clusiou, VIII say, that l have
had better success with no c"mmunica-
tirn in the school room, and would like
to hear from SOME one else "n this sub
jcct. l.. l. T.
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Thorouehbred and Grade Rams.

Thoroughbred and Grade Rams.
will arrive III Orleans from Mich,
on or before Nov. LIST, with large
number OF thoroughbred and high grade
MerinO rams. Part time will be given
if desired. J. G. VanBuskirk, OF the
firm of Burton & VanBuskirk, is auth
Orized to contract for same.
JOHN r. kennedy.
Orleans, Neb., Oct. 4, 1882.
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Land Office at Eirwin, kansas.
n.t,t,.. 10 400 te'

Notice is hereby gwen that The iOllnwIne
canned settler has fled notice Of hi intention t
make ftal Pruut in support OF his claim IN
hat said i,rrof will be made before the ClerL
district Court or l'rohate Judge at fhiilipsburg
Kansas, on Nov II. laS2'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-11-16

Go! Go! Go! JAMES
WOODS has buckwheat -four and
maple syrup.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-20
afternoon Session.

Counsel admitted there was discrepancy in
the evidence, as to their putting Judge Cox to
bed with his boots on, in fact, the witness
undoubtedly referred to some other time,
and when he said window he meant door;
that because he got up next morning and
shaved himself, and held court next day is no
particular evidence of his sobriety. Proceed
ing to the examination of the term of court
at Tyler, and Marshfield, counsel gave a
lucid account of his journey on the cars.
The breaking of that bottle and the horrible
O1or of alcohol that permeated the entire cal
such being the case, was the whisky spilled on
the floor or drunk by respondent(?) of his arri-
val at Marshall and the crossing foot bridge
with his satchel full of law books, and being
met at the other end of the bridge by Judge
Weymouth, counsel said there was rebuttng
testimony enough to show that there was no
foot bridge, lhaving been torn down some days
| Previous Counsel dwelt heavily on the testl-
mony of the hotelkeeper, (who had taken Of
Tense because Cox had left his hotel and gone
| elsewhere, who testified Cox was drunk when
| he arrived and remained so the whole term.
| The Judges charge to the grand jury and
hls remark, at its close, to spectator, "What
do you think of it, isn't it daisy?" was
strong evidence of the judges condition.
The absence from the minutes Of the court of
the action of the grand jury calling for an In
yestlgation into the Judges conduct, while on
the contrary the whitewashing resolutions of
the bar do appear, strikes the counsel as being
little singular
! Counsel here remarked that there vet re.
mains to be examined five specific charges.
At this point, 4:30 p. M, the number OF
senators present had dwindled down to four
| teen, by actual count, and as counsel was