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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY. 2, 1889.
ARRIVED.
DIssOLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

T HAVING THIS DAY BOUGHT Thu
l., INTEREST IN OUR FIRM OF WILLIAM
II. cox, Will continue the COMMISSION Bust
NESS, rs heretofore conducted by cox SMITH,
1T the old stand, No. 1928 Main street. Thanking
the patrons Of the late firm for their confidence
and support, hope to continue to merit the same
by integrity and strict attention to business. All
forward at once and settle their accounts, and all
persons holding claims please present them at once
FOR payment 70 WILLIAM l.. SMITH, WHO wiz
settle up the affairs Of the late hrp. -
WILLIAM T.. SMITH.
JANrARY T. 1882 "a S-3t
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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &c.

ZINE FERRIS HAMS,
II Fine BEEHIVE HAMS,
Fine VIRGINIA HAMS,
Fine BEEF-TONGuES.
Fine SMOKED BEEF,
Fine CLIPPED BEEF. ,
No. / MACKEREI4, In tins, kits, and barrels
together with n large stock Of
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES, at
MCCARTHY & HAYNEs's,
da16 627 Broad street
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TN RETIRING FROM THE CONCERN

J. OFCOX & SMITH return my sincere thanks u
the public for their generous pat oagc 10 me iaer
frrn, and cordially recommend to their attentieu
and confidence my late partner, WILLIAM u:
SMITH, who will continue the business AT the OLD
staud, No. 1928 Main street. and who is alone au-
thorzed TO settle up the affairs of the late hrm.
IN S-3t w. II. COX.
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late dealings irregular
NEW YORK EASK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, January THE weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans increase, s3,667,OOO specie IN
crease s3,73l5 300: legal tenders increase, 1885,
800 deposits increase. s9,6l0,0O0: circulation
Increase "A 6 coo; reserve increase, s2,065,SOO.
The banks now hold f3,3l7,7OO more than the
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 7.-Vrginia 6's- con-
soils, 65I: deferred. II; second series, SO; new
lO-4O's, 3gk
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The state of Affairs i'm Ireland.

LONDON, January THE Press Associa-
ton saws the Cabinet council to-day was
unanimous in considering that the state OF
Ireland necessitated additional precautions
being taken in order TO bring TO justice
those persons engaged in supplying arms
to the people.
Mr.. Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
will have an audience with the Queen at
Osborne on Sunday, and will submit inn
portant documents relating to Irish affairs.
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RICHMOND VA, January 2. 1881.

RICHMOND VA, January 2, 1881.
VHE FIRM-NAME OF JOSIAH RY-
LAND & co. Is this day changed to RYLAND s.
LEE.
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BALTIMORE,
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January z, 1892.
sAIEG
E'lollr.

WHEAT.-Anxed. so bushels fair at l.40. Fultz
6 bushels common at Sl.2O.
CORN.-White, 20 bushels prime 1T Soc
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take this opportunity % inform The Lumber
Trade that win continue the LUMBER Blsi-
NESS at Allegheny station I'm the place Of With
row e Nettlcton, and solicit continuance ofyour
kind patronage. - -
IA lisa Sn&W3t +. VI. NETTIETON.
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RICHMOND, VA, january, 1882.
AIR. EARNEST III. CHALKLEY With.
wi drew from our concern on the I'd Instant
IA SGT o. III. CHALkLEl & co.
ALLEGHANY STATION, VA, January l, 1889.
mo MIN, rrr1fnI,Ip ND NnE ON TIIk

ALLEGHANY STATION, VA. January l, 1889.
rI,O THE LUMBER TRADE OF THE
l. VIRGINIAs, AND TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN: Take notice that the partnership
heretofore existing between a. +. WIllIROW and
+. NJ. NFTTLETON, and known rs the firm oi
WITHROW & NETTLETON. Allcghany station,
Va, which has proved both satisfactory aud profit
able 10 tile trade Is this day dissolved by l.mita-
ton. All parties who are indebted 10 or who
have claims against the Will please address
A. r. WITHR0W, at Nillboro' depot, Va, or n.
~ NETTLETON, Alleghany station, as both par
ties are authorized to settle up the business Tie
business will be carried ON IN future by r.. W.
NETTLET0S AT their old place,
A. r. WITlIROW,
+. VI. NETTLETON.
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hINHAONf'f Nfss "NHuafy y Io5S-
MR.. WILLIAM p. SMITH, WHO HAS
Kvl for twelve years past been connected viii
this house as book-keepcr and confidential clerk,
this day admitted 10 an interest In the business
The style OF the firm will be TALlAFERRO & co
We take this occasion TO thank our friends fo'
the liberal support they have given In the past
promptly and diligently 10 any business tina, una
be entrusted 10 the new nrm.
iaI II. Is. TALIAFERRO A COZ
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Mr.. 6. Il. HANCOCK will still have charged
store No. 1905 Franklin street. ia l-d3t& cod :
A. l.. ADAMSON,
late OF England.

JOHN l.. SAMPSON, A. l.. ADAMSON,
late Of sampson Bro. late or England.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, TIL III
w DAY HAVE FORMED A CO-PARTNEkf
SHIP under the drm-name Of SAMPSON 81
ADAMsON for the purpose OF conducting busif
ness a. REAL ESTATE AGENTS aud Al4
TIONEERs, with office located I'm the city OF Nar}
chester, Va. on Hull street between Eighth am
Ninth streets. Special attention viii bc given u
NEGOTIATING LOANS. RE N sc ON
HOUSES, aud SALE OF LANDS. All business
in our line VIII receive prompt personal aticntion
JOHN l.. SAMPSON,
ia Slot A. l.. hDAhsON.
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NTNU fhAF II III y
EDWARD ALVEY,
JOHN !. ALVEY.

Referring 60 the above, We tender thanks To our
friends and the public for the liberal patronage oe
slowed on Us, and solicit q continuance OF SAINT
for new firms. All parties indebted 10 r. I. Ahel
& Co. will please settle at their earliest cony.nY
ence, and those holding claims Will present. the7
for payment RICHARD T.ALyEf,
EDWARD ALVEY.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

j. J. WILSON, late Of W. VIC; WIt;soS, late vito
e.. DandIidge 60. ii. Is. Ialiaicrro Co.
j. Il. WASHINGTON, of Caroline county.
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The PIANO AND ORGAN BUSINESS viii Do
continued at our old stand, s1s MAIN STREET.
u 3-1wJ
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MANCEEsrFR, VA, January, 1882.
rVHE UNDERSIGNED, IN RETIRING
l. FROM THE REAL ESTATE AND AUC-
TIONEERS' BUSINESS returns his sincere thank,
To the public for their liberal patronage b the late
firm Of John L. sampson 4 Brother, and recon-
mends Ia their attention and confidence The firm "a
SAMPSON & ADAMsON, Real Estate Agents
and Auctoneers, Manchester, Va.
e. Blot W. A. SAMPSON.
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STUDY HoP-BIrrERs BOOK, use the medicine
and you win be wise, healthy and happy
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January 7.-Flour ncminany IN
changed. Wheat active but not qaotably higher
No. 3 red fall, tl.3s cash, el.40a February. Corn
strong and higher; 6sAe. cash and January, Csc.
February. Oats higher az 46Ac. Po.s higher at
Rib. a. 80; clear, $40. Baeon higher; shoulders,
s7.bO; clear rib, s9.67x; sides, si0l2A. Lard
| hioher az Sll.l5.
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rUHE FIRM OF r.. #. ALVEY & CO..

THE FIRM OF II. II. ALVEY d co..
L doing business nj No. sos east Cary street and
No. 1906 east Franklin street, composed OF X. T.
ALVEY and EDWARD ALVEY, viii be discon-
tinued on the 3lsT INSTANT. A new firm, COM
posed of the unders gned, will thereafter continue
the GENERAL GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS
at said places of business. ~ No 500 Cary strres
No. 1905 Franklin street will be a. heretofore.
n. Il. ALVEY & co. Orders addrc- scd To them, or
left at either store will have prompt attention.
RICHARD L. ALVEY,
EDWARD ALVEY,
JOHN L. ALVEY.
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LEXINGTON.

DETECTIVES WORKING Up TIE FOX MURDER
Casa RAILROAD LAND SUIT.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcb.l
1890
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DIR. Cabell, president OF the National
BOARD OF Health, has recommended the re-
vaccination Of all the employees OF the lnte-
rior Department now on duty where small
pox prevails. The jury brought In q YER
dict in favor OF III. j. Ramsdell, who sued
the city for breaking his leg by reason OF a
defective sidewalk. The President VIII
next week nominate q District Commits
sioncr TO succeed Judge Dent. Z. u. Hoi-
land, Of Danville, ~ here.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
There were a great many members Oh
Congress at the Departments to-day.
The arrest OF straw bondsmen has caused
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SUMNER ITEMS.
Summer. KAN. AUG. 28th.
D. A. HULINq.

Sumner, Kan, Aug, 28th, 1882.
ED. HERALD We were greatly re-
joiced on last Wednesday by boun-
tiful rain fall here, about four inches
of rain fell which will bring out the
late corn.
VIM. Cameron who has been east
for some time has returned and re-
ports crops very poor in Iowa, and
Several others that have been away
from here for some time are expected
soon.
A brother of A. w. Ferguson from
Omaha, we are informed, has located
in section q.
At the school election, Dist. No. So,
introduced woman suffrage by elect
ing Mrs. Anna Hutchinson Treasurer.
There are a great many Sumner
boys that do not hold very closely to
party but are in favor of voting for
and electing good men to office and if
the following are nominated they will
get a large vote in November: G., A.
Lewis, for Superintendent; Chas.
Dickey, Probate Judge and EIihu
Davis, Co. Attorney. Mr.. Davis, if
elected Co. Attorney would be a saw
ings bank to the county, and do his
friend or foe and would make a
worthy successor of our true model.
Hon. w. H. Pratt, and for Co. Su-
perintendent there is not a man in
the county more suitable to fill the
place than Prof. Lewis, and there is
not a man sn the county deserving of
an office at the hands of the good peo-
| pie, and especially the Republican
party than this old hardy veteran
of the army Chas Dickey. No not
even John Bissell. We think it a
good plan to return Hon. H. S.
| Granger in the Office of Commissioner
/ for few years to come hoping that
| in the year 1886 he will be the success
sor Of Dan Smith our County Treas.
urer elect. Mr.. and Mrs. Zinermau
are rejoicing is boy. We hear
that some of our town ncighbors will
soon leave for a long visit in Other
lands, we predict they will stop in an
Iowa mud hole. The broom corr
! raisers are getting ready for harves
and they feel jubilant over the pros
/ peet-
Joseph DavIsP. NJ. Pleasant Greer
has a supply of drugs to sell, alcoho
land whisky excepted. The Green
field Union S. s. is progressing nice
Is, average attendance fifty.
Yours etc
/ CEDAR FORKS.
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Article


Sec. ! The officers of this association sha
be, President. Vice President; Secretary Ed
itor and assistant editor.
Duties of President =
Sec. 1t shall be the duty of the Presiden
to preside at all meetings Ofthe association, to
see that the Constitution and the Bylaws are
strictly enforced; assisted by the Vice Prest.
and Secy. to make programs for all meetings
of the association.
Duties of Vice President -
Sec. 8 It shall be the duty of the Vice Pres
ident to act as President in the absence of that
officer and to assist in making programs for
the meetings of this association.
Duties of Secretary
Sec It shall! be the duty of the secretsry
to keep record of al. meetings ofthe associa-
ton; to assist the President in making out
programs to receive the dues of the members
and keep a record of all money so received and
of all money exPer led and shall make report
OF the same at the annual meetings.
Duties of Editor and Assistant Editor:-
Sec, 1t shall be the duty of the Editor aid :
ed by the assistant Editor to take charge of the
Educational Department of the Phillips Coun-
ty HERALD they may require eff the member
such articles on educational topics as they may
see proper. .eaet
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Young & Strain will pay the high
est market nrice fof. small grain. -

! Young & Strain will pay the high
est market price for small grain.
CHAs. R. MUNGER, Newton, Kan
sas, State Agent for school seats,
maps, globes &c. Agents wanted.
$1,000 bushels of wheat wanted
for which we viii pay cash.
YOUNG & STRAIN.
Nay & Hodggins have bought the
store and stock of HiIlstead at Marvin
and have knocked the bottom out of
prices. 46
"A large span of mules for sale, with
or without wagon and harness. In
quire at this office. If.
DEAN, the '.Boss'' HARNESS MAN
lads" because people ought 2 know
where to buy goods cheap. First door
north post Office, Kirwan, Kan. I'm
This is to respectfully but positively
notify eUeTy person indebted to me by
book account or note that all accounts
must be Immediately settled by cash
or note, and all notes due promptly
paid or they will pass into the hands
of other parties for collection.
Please oblige me by attending to this
promptly. Respectfully,
d. A. HUIING
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SHEEP FoB SAFE on TIME.

We will be in Phillipsburg Kansas
on or about Friday Sept. 22d, 1882,
and for several days thereafter with
several thousand graded sheep for sale
for cash and on one to five years time
secured by mortgage on land; town
property or Touring mills, and on
real estate and the sheep or other chat
tells combined, where buyers want
more than they have real estate sccu-
rity for. If desired we take one note
due in three, four and five years and
one due in one, two and three years
both secured by real estate and the
last named notes by chattels. We
will take temporary security for thirty
day til final proof can be made.
BURTON & VAN BUSKIRK.
Orleans Neb.
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This column should be doubly in
terestIng to school boards as we hore to
establish a general system of mon thly
reports from all the schools in the
county. Parents can, in this way, see
just who are the live, energetic, and
wide awake teacher.
School boards desiring teachers
should report about as follows: 1st,
Give No. of Dist. and Post Office adj
dress of Clerk. End, No. Months to be
taught and when term will commence.
Sd, Salary. 4th, Cost of board. 5th,
Condition and kind of school build
ing. 9th, Do you pay cash ? if not
what is the face value of. your Dis
tTict orders.
A teacher should give: LIST, Name
age and Post Office address. End, Nc
of terms taught if any and in what
Dist. Sd, State whether you hold 1st
End or Sd grade certificate. 4th. Sal
airy wanted.
All communications viii receive
prompt attention. Hoping to heal
from all teachers wanting schools, ant
likewise from all schools wanting
Eteaehers. We a:e Yoas Truly.
EDITORS.
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I desire to announce to the people
of Phillips county, That I have decid-
to close out my entire stock of general
merchandise, all of which will be sold
at cost, except groceries. AS 1 desire
to go east about January 1st, these
goods must be closed out by that time.
On and after Dec. 1st, 1 will include
groceries, and sell them very low for
cash or country produce. I have
Sc, 900 worth of stock to pick from at
an average of 25 per cent. less than the
usual retail price. You will want to
come to the County Fair next week
and if you win call in and price goods
you will find many big bargains in
goods at wholesale prices and in many
cases at less than cost. You can make
big wages to drive even twenty or thir-
ty miles to avail your self of this
chance to buy goods as low as I
bought them in large quantities.
Yours Truly.
D. A. HULING.
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEED.
LNGS.
SEPTEMBER TERM

SEPTEMBER TERM, 1882.
The Chicago Lumber Co VS. G w
Wood, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
w T Bedford VS. M Mills ct al, dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
State of Kansas VS. Louis Foulds,
noLlie entered.
State of Kansas vs. James NJ Beal,
aolLte entered.
w c Wesley and Emma Wesley vs.
Fred A Dutton, dismissed at cost Of
plaintiffs.
J King VS. Pomroy Town Company
dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
j Without and Peter Hanson VS.
NJ T Kelley and Thos B Gallagher
Jury trial; verdict for defendant, NJ I
Kelley, for $92 and costs of suit. Mo
ton for new trial filed and the hear
ing Of the same passed until Deeembel
II, 1882.
Michigan Lumber Co VS. r D and &
w Springate, dismissed at cost o
plaintiff.
Owen Legg VS. Mary i Legg, dis
missed st cost of plaintiff
Ito be COrtkaued,)
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SHER1FF'S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS Case No t35.
Phillips County. SIS
In the District Court of Phillips County
State Of Kansas
Geo. w. Young, Pltf.
VS..
Frank Finley. Def.
Public notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the judgment rendered in
the above entitled action in Justice Court
and transcript of said iudgmen: filed in said
District Court and of an execution issued on
said judgment 20 me directed and delivered
l will, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22d, 1882,
| between the hours of l and 2 O'Clock, p. N.
of said day, at the front door of the Court
House, in Phillipsbnrg. in the County OF
| Phil lips. State of Kansas. offer at Public
Sale ard sell to the highest bidder for cash
in band the following described real prop
| erty, namely
Lot No eikht-8-in block seven-7-
Range fve-5-In the city of Phillipsburg.
County of Phillips, State of Kansas. Said
property has been levied upon and is TO be
sold as the properly of the above named
defent ant.
Dated this I'D day of Augnsf, A. D.
| 1882 J B. WOODS.
Sheriff Phillips County,
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LOCAL HERALDLNGS.
B. F. Tanner, of Truesdell, looked
in on us Tuesday

B. F. Tanner, of Truesdell, looked
in on us Tuesday.
ID. A. Huling has yoke of oxen
for sale, cheap for cash.
j. NJ. Esley of Plumb, made our
sanctum glad by substantial favors
Monday.
John Coffin of Solomon left some
of the needful to pay for the HERALD
one year.
Robert Drake made us call this
week. He reports crops good and
farmers prospecting.
&C. w. Caswell, J. H. Kurtz and
B. F. Cannon visited the HERALD
office on business Monday.
John CASTILLO and family of Dayton
were i'll the city Tuesday and took in
the HERALD Office. Come again.
james S. Sinclair is at Leadville
Col, and seems so be doing well. We
acknowledge receipt of cash for HER
AID.
"A. w. Tracy, of Mound, called on
the HERALD Tuesday. He has some
fine seed wheat for sale, It is pure and
free from rye.
Read the local notice in this issue
of Burton & VanBuskirk. They have
sheep for sale, and will be here the
last of the week.
j. II. Close has finished burning
100000 brick at his yards one-half mile
west of Phillipsburg, Those wanting
brick will do we'll to call on him.
Geo. veeh left some splendid sam
pies of corn at the HERALD office
Monday. He reports his potatoes as
yielding better than he at first expect
ed. 4
&C. @. Porter, of Plum, has the best
corn this year he ever raised. Mr..
Porter has always had corn to sell
while some Of his neighbors were
drawing aid.
j. e. Kelley, of the Kirwin Land
Oface, was up to the Burg yesterday.
Guess he came up to show his new
buggy, which is about the fiRest in
the courtyard Elmer looks happy
N. c. Parker, of Lewisburg, Mi
ami county, dropped in to see us
Wednesday, and ordered the HERALD
sent to his address. Mr.. Parker has
land ia this county and wants to keep
posted.
Uncle Joseph Klose visited the
HERALD office as an interpreter fol
H. Manz, German from upper Deer
Greek. He says we must get an eleva
tor or he wont come to see us often
Rheumatism and stairs don't e,
together.
Our Summer correspondent say
the readers of the HERALD ,woul,
like to have the editor publish list @
the laws passed by the 47th Congress
Please ask US something easy-th
political editor is out-bUt we believ
itpassed the River and Harbor Bill,
five are mistaken will come one col
rect US {?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-09-21

We publish the constitution and
Bylaws in full this week. and would
advise every teacher and member of
school boards to preserve this copy of
the HERALD, for future reference, as
we expect to maintain this column
for at least one wear, and hope and
expect to secure the cooperation and
assistance of every live teacher and
teachers friend in Phillips County
ere the time expires. ED.
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NOTICE.
q s Land Office, KirwIn, Kansas.
Sea,temh her 10 1890

q s Land Office, KirwIn, Kansas.
September II, 1882, 1897
Complaint having been enieTed at THE
Office By Bartholomew Rnby against James
Proctor for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No 1851, dated NoY. 18th, 1878. upon
the wifi swqr section 81, and Wifi nwqr
section 81, township 2 south; range 10 west,
in Phillips county, Kansas, with q view to
The cancellation of said entry; the ssid
parties are hereby summoned 10 appear II
this Office on the 3Oth day of October, 1882,
at 8 O'Clock a. m to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
mems. T v HELM. Register,
R e HAYS, Receiver.
Geo " Ssinson, attorney. sepl4
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THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. ISIS.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate of
OLIVER S, DRAKE, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
istration have been granted to the undersigned
on the estate of Oliver S. Drake. late of said
county, deceased, who died in Jennison, Much ;.
by the Honor able, the Probate Court of the
County and State afor esaid, dated the 1st day OF
August, A. D. 1882. Now, all psrsons having
claims against the estate, are hereby notified
signed for allowance within one year from the
date OF said letters, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate and that if sue
claims be not exhibited within three ears after
the date of said letters, they shall be forever bar
red.
FRANK FINLEY, Administrator,
of the Ettat< of OLIVER S. DRAKE. Deceased.
August I'd, 1882.
S. w. MCELRoY Attorney.
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LAND oFEIOE AT KrRwrS KASsAs.

Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
70 make final proof in Support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the District Court or Probate Judge at PhiIi-
lpsburg, Kansas, on October I'd. 1882. Wis
JACOB j. RUTHERFORD,
he No. 1877 for the sW or sec town range
IS. he names the following witnesses to prove
his contin1oUs residence upon, and cultivation
of said land, viz
J. W Edwards. of PhilipsburE. Kansas,
Frank Hickman, IS
John Lake, of 90
TN. HELM. Register.
W m. BtSsELL' Attorney. aug-St,
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-There is talk of an official investi-

There is talk Of an official investi-
CATION as to the soupdness of Ed
Korn's mind. Some of our citizens
think he has been acting very strange
ly for some time past. He has boughta
dwellinghouse, and had it clean d pa
pered and painted in fine style, now
we admit these things look a little
Curious for a confirmed old bachelor,
but we think time will make it all
clear. In the mean time if neighbors
keep quiet we will be responsible for
any damage he may do.