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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1882-12-14
LOCAL RERALDINGS

Mixed bird seed at cost at D. A.
Huling's
WIN. Bissell is prepared to place
AISw sman desirable farm loans.
L. P. Johnson, Commissioner Sd
District, was in town Tuesday of last
week.
-WANTED-Butter, eggs and corn
At highest market price at d. A. Hull
Ing's
Col. Picket lectured Saturday
evening, at Logan, on his favorite
Su bject,
Lots Of staple dry goods received
every week and sold at cost at D. a.
Rulings.
j. II. Ham and II. Mcdowell and
J. NJ. Cary renewed their subscrlp-
lions Saturday.
"A large span OF mules for sale, with
OF without wagon and harness. In
,Quire at this office. If.
Services will be held in the Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath morn
ing at II o'clock O. m.
The court room looks more home
like with the old Judge around, if he
IS not upon the bench.
Thomas II. Hegeland, of Solo
mon, was in our office looking after
his land business Friday.
j. 0. Dean and wife, Of Long
island, were in the city Tuesday night
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Young,
g. A. TiIeston, Of Greenwood,
Lyman Kearns, of Arcade, J. E.
Barnes, of Granite and JShn LaInley,
of Walnut, Jailed Saturday.
CHAs. r. MUNGER, Newton, Kan
Sas, State Agent for school seats,
3Aps, globes &c. Agents wanted.
The B. L NJ. R. r., known as
she Burlington Route" offers special
advantages to travellers. See their adj
Vertisement in this paper.
the Holton schools have 491 vol
umes in their library: Prof. C. Y.
RoOp is the principle and largely re-
sponsible for the interest in the Ii
brary.
Edward COnoly and VIM. Miller
of Longisland, made the HERALD q
call Friday. Mr.. Miller is nephew
of James Large, one of our first Board
Of Commissioners.
Post office now opens at o'clock
.. M, and closes 8 p. m. Money or
der business closes 5 p. M. Sundays
ONCE opens 8 to 10 3. m, and from Z
4osp.m. II. G. SPAULDING, P. NJ.
1t is reported that the proprietors
OF the Central House are thinking Of
building q cOrall outside to put guests
IL; when they get so thick inside that
there Is no standing room. Good
idea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrens Smith were
In tie Treasurer's Office settling with
Dan Thursday. People DO not seem
afraid to deposit with him since the
new time lock has been put on the
county safe.
"A pleasant time was had at the
presbyterian SOclaole aC Mr.. rogers
on Monday evening. Next Monday
evening IL will be held at the resi-
r dence OF E. F. Korns. A good ii me
Is promised. Ali are invited.
Geo. o. Blake, Attorney of Clay
Center, Kansas, is in attendance upon
the special term Of the District Court
and looking over the scenes of fOrmeI
days. George looks hale and happy
and as though present pastures were
green.
Solomon Long, of Prairieview
reports over so bushels of corn to the
acre volunteer rye 80 bushels pei
acre. He also raised about 10 acres o
milIet. Mr.. L. Is fAttening Is hogs
has Is stock hogs and p head n cat
A. tie -aI doing Well
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WIN. BIssELL. Attorney. Sov,9.

Land Once at FxirWin, Kansas,
DecembeV /, 1882. 1870
Notice is hereby giVSa that tie following naa-
male final PROOF "a EnpD0Pt Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made ebefore the Clerk
Dist Court OF Probate Judge ct PAillipsbuFg
Kansas. on January 5th, 1888, Wis:
A. F. WALKER.
Homestead Application No 5IO5, for the 81 ar
section IS. township s. south, range 10 vest He
names the following witnesses 70 prove his con-
unuOus residences upon and cultivation Of, said
land, Wig: =. Osborne, D. B. Townsend, ". p.
Pratt, +. d. Shinn. all of Phillipsbuge. ?. D.
does Il HELM. Register
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Churcn DipecforY.

H E. Church-ReV. J. BoicOnrt, every sec
cad and fourth Sabbath at rs o'clock p. m, al
Sornato II o'clock p. m.
BSptist.-RsV. W. c. Archer. every hrst Sab
hSth at II o'clock =. m. and TX o'clock p. m f..
livery third Sabbath at ~ p.m
Presbyterian Rev. lose ph Patterson, every
second and fourth Sabbath At II o'clock .. m
AiteFnGrO at ?. N.
Alternate At IN P, m.
Sabbath at IL o'clock o. N.
Union Sabbath SehOOl.-EVery Sabbath at 10
Union Prayer Msoting.-Evsry Thursday eve
Ming,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THE STATE OF KANSAS

In the Probate Court IN and for sGiCl
County:
In che matter ofthe Estate Of
WV. 81. TEDROW, Deceased
Notes is hereby given that letters Of Admin-
istration have been granted % the undermined
on the Eetats Of Wm. II. TedrOW, late OF said
County, deceased, by the Honorable, the Pro
bate Court Of the County and State aforesaid,
dated the 6th day Of September. A. D.. 1852
Now, ali persons having claims against the said
Estate, are hereby n0siel that they must
present the same 20 thS undersigned for aI Ow-
tiers, or they may be pPeeluded from any beaO6i
of such estate; and that IL saeh claims be aol
exh ibited within three years after the date 81
said letters, they shaIl be forever barred.
}. s. TRDROW, Administrator
Of the Estate Of VIZ. Il. TEDkoW,
Sept. 9Th, 1882. Deceased,
&. DAVIS Attorney. ssp-7
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NOTICE.

Ia the District coart sFths State Of Kansas, In
snd fof Phillips cOGntys March term. 1888.
Henry krOuse, Plaintiff.
".
Jane 2. Kr1Hse, Defendant
The defendant, Jane 2. AEcuse, viii take
notice that she has been sued IN the District
Court Of Phillips county, Kansas. By Plaintiff
lain ing . divorce from herr from the b0GdS 81
latFimOnys on aceORht of abandonment and
adultery. and unless see answers the same On %
before the Ist day Of December, 1SS2, the sams
will be taken as true and Judgment catered
thereon rs prayed for IN said petItiOR.- this the
ID day Of 0GeObeT. 1882.
G.. A. SPA ULDTEG.
Clerk oftkN Dissri0e Co1Es.
EhlHU DAvFas Ats@-Ssg. go
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Arrival and Departure Of
the Mails

The mailG arrive and depart from PhIiIpfburg
Nail for C. B.. Mo. P. R. R., east and west.
and Marvin, leaves Phillipsburg at p. IN =,
arrives at Phillipsburs, 1 \. m.-daily.
days end Saturdays, at z 80 8. m. Arrives
Mondays. Wednesday, and Fridays. at 6 2. m.
Smith Center and Phillipsburg, leaves Tues
DAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays a p. m. Ar
FiVss Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Longislaad and Phillisburg, leaves Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, at p,m Arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday .. at noon.
Nance and Phillipsbnrg, leaves Saturday at 8
O. M, arrives Fridays ct p. N.
Once hours Z 80 a. m until 30 p. m. once
eDoA Sundays from p. m. until 8 P.
II. G. SPAULDING,
Postmaster,
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NOTICE.

Psaos, 6 PhiIlipsbaFs ToWnships PhlliDs
eOaatV. Gansaa.
B NASH, Vltk
". Civil action Ne. ~
9E0. C0BERE, and
0lIVB CsBEER, 0sfst.
The defendants e hereby AOtiRsd tha& On tie
lAtA day 81 November. 1872. aG order ef Gar
nishmOnt fog the sun Ot six delIAEs and sixty.
eve oones Was issued b. The eboVs named 9EB-
ieo Of the Peace, JoshU1 El0jshsg, Q creditor 81
sid descendants and that sad cause viii be
B. 3. NASH, Plaintia,
A>''''t dee A. = .JiSstIos OssAs Psaes.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Phillips County. IS.
In the Probate Court in and for aaid County,
In the matter of the EstatsOf
Olivia :, DRAKE. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of AdmiR-
istfatiOu have been granted 70 the undersigned
ON the estate OF Oliver S. Drake. late Of said
county deceased, Who died in JennisOn, Aseh :,
County and state aforesaid. dated the 1st day u
August, A. D. 1882. Now, ala psrsOns haVsug
claims against the estate are hereby notified
IN It they must present the sane to the under
signed for allowance within one year FROM the
date OF said letters or they may be Droeludsd
from any benefit Of such estate: and that 10 sue
claims Be not exhibited within three , ears after
the date Of said lstters they shall Be forever bsg
FRANK FINLEY, Administr.tOr,
81 the Ettats Of OLIVIA S. D8AKa. Deceased
August ii, 1882
s. W. McELRoY Attorney.
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HOTICE.-In OrdGT to SIUe the HerGt1 a
general circulation. sS Phillips County IRE
SUthOTise the Post Masters Of Phillips
County to act Gs our Agents, tn failing sub
scTipti0ns for the Herald, and zoe dc agree
= pay them a liberal eOnpeRsGtsOH J0q' their
trOUbLS
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Mra. Lanrtrv.

Few American ladies are aware
that the clear ringing tone of the Jer-
sey Lily's musical voice is the result
of the almost constant use of BRowN's
TAR Trio CHEs they are now endors-
ed by the best speakers and singers Of
t6s So.
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Land once at KiEWin, Ksnsr Oct. ii, lisa,
Notice is hereby given that ne foliOWiHg
named settler has flied notice ais intention 70
make final proof in support 81 sclaim, and thai
Court CT Probate Judge BhiIIipsksrgs Eaa.
on Dee 18th, 1882, Wis:
HENRY 81 CL. fSTIANSONs
He No AIS8. for the SsqP aWSr ehf sWqY ssSsisa
IS, town ]. and RSqg GUqP acOlien = town 0OutA
range q west. He names the sciio8LnG Witnesses
70 prove his continuous residence Hp9E sad
euIEigati0n or said land, Wis; Ed@ard Haas ga,
Hans HaDsons Hsns JOhnsOa and Henry CssAd.
TNHBEN, REGISTER.
wu BisSsII.s atty. sctl3
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Land Oaies Al KirNin. Kansas. ]

November Is, 1882.
Notice Is hereby given tina: the following
named settler has fled notice Of his inten-
ton 10 make (naI proof before the CLERK
District Court or Probate Judge as Phil
IIpsburR, Kansas on December rs, 1882
DAVID s. GTPE.
Dis No l7465-for the AZ Or see. Is, TIP
/ 3. Range Is ~. He names the follow ing
witnesses TO prove his continuous residences
npon. and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Peter Basqnin, Of Goode. Kansas.
James Drake, % &c
John Kennedy,
H. q. Sherrell,
T. n. HELM, Register.
VIM Bissell, atty. no7-Is
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Civil assion Ne ~
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

George Bell. Plaintiff: Before N B No
G G Taylor, Den. Of The Peas Of
Z hiIliDsbuFg township, Phillips County,
Kansas,
Sand defendent 81 hereby notified that On
the l4lh day Of NoVe1aheF, iS8 IN order
Of attachment for the sum Of Sl9.As VAS
issued by the above named JustiGs It the
Peace sgainst his goods "a the above en-
tilted action, and that said cause will Be
heard on the sOsh day Of December, 1854,
as 10 o'clock .. a.
GEO BELL, PIainsiG
h. B. Mccormick. Justice ct the PsAcs.
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Yes!1ts a Free Country

You can cough, sneeze, suffer and
disgust your friends with miserable
cold in the head, or catarrh, If you
wish yet sensible people buy so c
bottle of Browns German Catarrh
Cure instead, break up q cold in half
an hour, and cure the worst form OF
Catarrh. Which will you do?
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Lead oAo' s S6 KiEsisa, E e - la,

LEAD OAea Ct EiRWin, Esaass.
NOVombSR Il, 4Ss2 esH
Notice r. hereby given that the Eol1oWine
named settler has Sled n0tieo Of hto Intention
TO make 6nsl proof 10 support eR bis sleims end
that said proof will ~ made before the PPebsks
Judge or Clerk Of the DiSGrcl Court Sst PkslEipe-
burg, Kansas on Dee. a. 1SS2s viz:
D. II. BENNET.
II No 5132. for the y hf se or sad hS as
or, sec. T. Town ., Rease 70 y. He HA&6s the
following witnesses % prove HE S0nsiHuou0 res
idenea upon and cultivation Of. sid lAEd. viz
CLARK; PhilliHsbuEB. Kensas.
W y Clark,
g " Young, g
H Polling
WB Bisssll. atty. nsTels
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Land Office at KIrwln, Kansas.

November 9th 1882,
Notice Is hereby gwen that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention 20 make finaI proof in support of
hIa claim and that Raid proof Will be made
before the Clerk Of the District Court or
Probate Judge, at PhillipsbUrg, Kansas,
December 18th, 1881, viz:
HENRY H. NASH,
HE No. 6Os7, for the nv or section 4,
town 4. FangH Is. He names the following
Witnesses % prove his continuous FeSidOnce
upsn, and cultivation Of said land, viz
f. Albanth. nj PhilIipsburg, Kansas.
w. F. Woodward, "
N. raylsF, of &" &"
81. B. Daniels, of e
T. NJ. HELM, Register.
VIM. BISSELL. Attorney. nov-9.
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NOTICE.

There will be a teachers examina-
ton at the School House in Phillips
burg, on Saturday, December is, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock 3. m.
G. A. LEWIS, Supt.
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why Nar. Turner old Not Preacn

The custom is, that pastors have the
right to arrange for all such services
as Thanksgiving, in the place where
they preach, and that no one shall
interfere with such arrangement, uR-
less by special invitation from them.
It is also customary for a minister to
preach to his own people. Mr.. Turn
er had no invitati IN from the pastors
here, nor from anybody else so far as
can learn. IF he was so anxious to
preach, he ought to have preached to
his own people. He paid no attention
to any of these acknowledged GUS
toms, and his friends may console
themselves with the thought that Bro.
Turner did not preach because of his
own disregard to the requirements of
both clerical and christian courtesy.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
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adoAosos Kirvi.. Ksses. I

Ro~' Is 1852.
Notice % hereby giVSa chat che IsIleWieG
named settler has died neEiSO SfAis iae6ntiOo 70
make AAAI pFoC9 Il s8pPORS % lie elaim.
and that aid psOof 1ill Be @sdO before the
Probate JadGs OF Clerk Of the District CeuRt ct
PkiilipsaRE. KeAsAss o. Dec. -. fSs2' SiHs
FRANKLIN GORDON.
He Ne iS25e fer ~ - q Soetien 10. GOWn-
ship 3 ., Range IL y. He naROs the foIi0VinS
witnesses to prove his eoutiu0ous eosidSA8O up
In, end cultivation Of. ssid land. Wis:
Heath, DickeyVillO, RGnea0.
Thus ? knight. SintoWns
L RGiRht,
} Pollard
tn HELM RosistsP.
VIZ RissNu aA4eFROR. RoV.lo
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List of unclaimed letters in

List of unclaimed letters in the
post Office Dec. LIST, 1882:
Bradish, Olive Mrs j Davis
w II Grim HOss William
MilierW n Robinson F.
Persons calling for above letters will
please say advertised.
H. c. SPAULDINa, P. NJ.
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Sugar sand for Christmas cakes at
D. A. Huling's.
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at MiRht Have Been"
Thus your friends will sing as they
watch your life pickering out with
that dread disease Dyspepsia stay its
ravages by using at once Browns
Pepsin Tonic. Remember Delays
are dangerous.
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PUBLICATION NOTCH.

PQH441CAT4OH GRFIGEs
STATE OF KANSAS
Phillips County.
N tie District Court Tor esd COasssSy :.
JENNIE ELMoBE, Pitt.
P. W. GILMORE Defendant.
Said defendant, p. y. Fillmore vii take
notice that he has bsen E0sd ia he above
named court for divorce from ehs bonds
Of mRtFimsnY aad must snSwsP the petit
ton flied therein By said plaintiff or. or BE-
fore, the S0th day Of January, A. D. 1853,
or said petition will Be taken as true, and
judgment foe plaintiff in ssid action, FOR .
divorces will be rendered accordingly.
q, A. SPAULDING,
Clerk Of said Court.
ELlHU DAVIS, Attorney. decd.
IelBWoRTH OF SHEET MUSTC YOR &c,
dig For eeVenty-hYs cents, Ne viii aoa9
JEFFERLES MUSICAL JOURNAL
0ns year, which viii eontsia more GAAa e16.o &c
PINE SHEET MUSIC.
Besides interesting Be9din6 matter. 40ae
three 3e stamps for sample O09y, OaRsSiniRG
81 IS WOEth OF sheet music. Address
JOHN JEFFERlES & CO..
Ottawa, KaAeas.
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The quarterly report of the State
Board of Agriculture sums up the
crops of Phillips county as follows:
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G. W. YOUNG wants 5000 bushels
of corn for which he will pay cash mar
ke' price.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Public Schools and Temperance.
MoRGANTowN. w. Va, !
March -. 1882.

MarCn 10, 1907.
EDITOR FREEMAN Asyour paper
has now completed It's first volume
| enclose my subscription for anoth-
er year. 1 am clearly of the opinion
that no other journal in West Vir-
ginia has, during the past year,
done so much to mould public SEN
timent, as the FREEMAN. 1t has
been, in a very high sense, an Ed
ucotor, and many of its readers, who
a year ago, felt only local interest,
or perhaps no interest in the sub
ject of temperance, now stand ready
to aid in lifting the entire State to
higher and healthier grounds.
In my associations with public
school teachers throughout the
State, l find very general senti-
ment in favor of prohibition.
Many of these teachers, however,
are not sufficiently posted upon the
temperance movement, and COM
paratively few Of them are organ
lied as active workers. | suggest
that the County Institutes, the
coming summer, be used by the
friends of temperance as an oppor-
tunity for placing a copy of the
FREEMAN in the hands of every
school teacher in West Virginia.
and that an effort be made to place
each teachers name on its subscrip-
ton list.
AS the question of Prohibition is
now exciting the attention of the
most intelligent people, and as tenn
perance is recognized in our school
law as an essential element in edu-
cation, it seems to me that this
subject should be placed upon the
programme Of the County Insti-
tutes. The discussion Of this ques-
ton in the presence of all the school
teachers of the State would certain
ly be sowing seed in good ground"
l expect to pass through Par
kersburg on my way to the "Perma-
nent Seat" about the first of May,
and hope to have time to spend a
day in your public schools.
Yours truly,
A. L. WADE.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
From Over the River.
DAYTON, O., March 10, -

EDITOR FREEMAN: The temper
ance people on this side the river
watched with much interest the eff
fort in the West Virginia Legisla-
ture to submit the Prohibition
Amendment to the people of your
State, and were made sad to learn
of its defeat We had hoped that
West Virginia would take her place
by the side of Maine and Kansas as
a prohibition State. 1t is evident
the matter must be carried to the
people, III the election of a new
Legislature.
You are aware that year ago
this winter an effort was made in
the Ohio Legislature to pass a strin-
gent Temperance law. The Repub-
Iicans as a party favored it. The
Democrats, with few exceptions,
opposed it. | am no politician, and
do not keep the run Of the votes,
but l wish tostate a fact which may
be encouraging to the temperance
people of West Virginia. Last fall
[ was in the eastern part of the
State, and was stopping with the
Hon. Mr. Beaman, Of Gallia County.
He made to me the following state
ment, There were is Republicans
in the House who voted against the
Temperance bill, and not one of
them was returned. Most of them
were defeated in their nominations,
but those who got nominated failed
to be elected. This shows that the
people are ahead of their represent
atives on the great moral questions
of the day
Now let every voter in West Vir-
ginia see that only temperance
men are put in nomination. Do
not wait till after saloon keepers
and anti-temperance men have
made the nomination and then say
We must vote this or nothing. Mr..
Editor, keep the ball rolling You
have started well Don't let it
stop,
have been exceedingly interest
ed in reading Prof. Reynolds arti-
Gle. 1t is we'll stated. Hope the
Professor will continue to write
Respectfully yours,
THos. ALLEN.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22
Doddridge County.
MoRGANsvILLE Mar. II, 1882.

MoRGANsvILLE, Mar. II, 1882.
Mr.. EDITOR: The FREEMAN al
ways finds a hearty welcome at my
house. The more I read it, the
more I want to read it, and after
reading it | always hand it to
my neighbors. l think it ought to
be in every house from West Union
to Long Run, not because they are
all drunkards, but I am sorry to say
that with few exceptions all Of
them are either drunkards or dram
drinkers. I have been here two
years and after seeing so many un-
der the influence Of strong drink
(and some of them members Of
church, l have concluded that if
any place in the United States
needs prohibitory law it is here.
One of my neighbors made com
plant against an old woman, q
can't call her LADY, at Long Run,
and had her arrested for selling
whisky, and by SO doing made a
great many enemies, and some Of
them belong to Church. May the
Lord pity any and every member
Of the Church that would not say
amen to prohibition. We have
but one doctor in all this country
that we can depend on. The 9th
crs are under the influence of Whis-
ky, more or less, all the time, and
part of the time past going. Ply
sicians ought to have provided that
no doctor who is in the habit of
getting drunk should receive GER
tifcate to practice medicine. |
think it is high time for all think
ing people to wake up. Let us be
careful in the future for whom we
vote. | hope the time has passed
for men to buy votes with whisky,
and then sell themselves in Legis-
latures and Congress for money.
| hope the day has come when we
shall be able to elect good, sober,
honest men to fill every office.
Then we viii have wholesome laws,
and among them Prohibition viii.
be the most important. Hoping
for your valuable paper large cir
cuIation, | am,
Yours, &c,
r. WooD,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-22

contribute to meet the travelling ex-
penses of those that are willing 70
address the people, Plenty of speak.
ers can be secured. Let us have
band of willing workers in everv
magisterial district to take the 10.
cal management and appoint meet,
ings, secure speakers, circulate ten :
perance documents and push the
work grandly on until victory is
achieved. Let every temperance man
and woman in the State do their
part and then we will rejoice in the
triumph of right. ]. S. P.
Moundsoille, W. "a, March, 80.