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ruK L.rK N. Ex1SG.-A note dir

THE LATE W. II. EwING.-A note direct
ea To u, in rel.tion 10 the above named'
s..t., th.t he uss born IN Warren County,
Ky., in December, 1877: that be LEFT tnefe
n 1850 for Texas. where be remained year
and then started for Californ,a- In 1880 nc
came to Oregon, served through the inai.n
war in 1861. In 1850 be came to "sHs
wslla. and he resided in this CITY e'o''aa
o.,lv fro.. th.t time up to his dssfh.
, 1883-02-24

TVS SLAYER nF n. II. GRISNELL. Frank
p Hammond. tine time keeper Who shot H.
n Grippel at Ainsworth, is reported as
being a young man scarcely p years OF age
He i. but lately from an eastern university
and !. cursed with an exceeding quick tenn
Der. On the day Of his victims death he
visited Mrs. Griunell. at the lady's soiicita-
,;on ami 8, h. e,nironted the corpse broke
completely down. In fact the lady CONTROLLED
her emotions lar better than did the con-
science. str chrn IIammond- Tie IS WELT ore"
and highly educated, and fully r alizfs the
enornity Of his crime.
, 1883-02-24

In 1855 there gill be fosr scliPses' Two
os ,hs ann and two Of the moon oh
Anil p. there will be partial eclipse OF
the moon, which will Be Visible On Inc
p..;s, e.sst The next echPse vii oe
,h,, of the sun on May 9th 1t will not %
v;.ihle in ,hi. country The third |" thai
Of the moon on octobee 10th, and can 'e
.ssn all over the United States. The
49,, !. ,h., of the gun and occurs on oo'
,oh,- sO,h. and .ill only be partial on the
PAcikc coast.
, 1883-02-24
CHINESE cHARTTY.
A Sick Celestial Packed or to Deserted
House and Lefs 10 Die

Last evening officer John Justice wis
notified tina. the dead body Of Chinaman
va. Twin in the shed kitchen of an old de-
serted house on Rose street jast back OF the
city hall. Coroner Wells was immediately
notified no summoned jury ana repaired
10 the scene Of death to hold an inquest. 1t
was a CHASTITY, sickening SIGH. that met the
gaze Of the jury as they crowded into the
saualid room, aided by the uncertain flicker
If two tallow candles held by one OF the jury
men. Lying OH the aaor il corner with
no cover or even a wisp OF straw, lay the
dead Chinaman. The body was eold-bus
it WAS evident that the poor wretch mad not
been dead long, IS the .i.nhs were net frczen-
With the utmost saag .froid the Coroner
proceeded to examine the body, tor the pur
pose of seeing if there were indications Oh
foul play. Near the corner Of the eye and
on the chin were t~o small punctures which
the official explained was an indication that
the deceased had been subject to medical
treatment, as that WAS the way Chinese doc
tors treated their patients. No marks oil
violepee could be found. and the jury rem
dere2 verdict of natural death. We be-
lieve the poor devil was taken sick, and
after being treated for tims By his 'mcr'
ciful" couutrymen, they came to the e''heiu-
sion that he could not live, 50 they packed
HIM off 10 that old deserted building, where
the poor wretch grappled and struggled with
grim death alone and unearei for. The
story is sonu told a body found, the !urys
verdict, hasty burial, and few Ch'namen
are saved the expense of care ami burial
We sbudd,r as We think of it to-day to
morrow it is forgotten.
, 1883-02-24

OR.roRIo SoClEry.-The Oratorio Society
meets every Monday night The meetings
are being we'll attended, and last Monday
pi.ht quite turnout was witnessed on the
p,rt of the gsatlemen- This angurs well
for the prosperity Of the Society, aud is very
encouraging to Mr.. Geddes, who gives 50
much time and attention to the membrrs.
We are informed that those Who attend
regularly are becoming quite proficient. To
insure success there is nothing ike prompt
attendance at the regular meetings.
, 1883-02-24

"y:Ir rP AND GIT. Last night City Mar
sh,l Justice notified several notorious charac'
..rs that he considered this climate little
.oo beslti full fer their infectious carcasses'
and thought i; wouid he good scheme Tor
tbeny TO skin out. Several OF Them have
heeded this wholesome advice, and Nisiiant
SAWS If the balance don't take heed hs VIII
Hhs them plenty.
, 1883-02-24

OBJECTED To THE TESTIaoSY.-from
prir,te sorree We learn that the six employ
ees of the Northern Pacific. we're arralgned
Thursday a. sprague before Justices Arm
strong and Mccarthy. Upon being called
tb. counsel for eacb objected to the tesh-
uouy presen.ed by the persecution IS spite
ful aud malicious, thereby preventing the
case from going on. a, TO further proceed
i.s. onr informant was un1ble 70 post Ms.
, 1883-02-24
he Mistakes Farmers Make.

The his'AAes al
g.. .,-Eanse speaks of the departure Of
...rr ea-,ler Tor Dakota, where he viii
49,. .r "a quarter section Of land and
..-... r.s. 4rafn AZ the age Of seventy.
r. .-.... If rlc man j. 50 Lear that Of
3D. ..-,.f. .; ,tLcrs, that 4 few comments
..y.- n,, aur # place The man had
.... farm f.e1r 4 splendid town, where he
...s.,E Lrausht up family. lie
anal .f amIr,. suld the farm for
.-........E I.Irarg. moved to town and
...... ,r,. 4,,ry business, and in three
..., flr.u.h everything except a
..f lmbeE wagon, and NOW he
.L.t al. and gone to Dakota, with
heavier than his pocket-book. and
- .,, thor. The nunber Of
.a.,. decide. L. - =, town To- live
..r and o. INTO business, is ap-
r...r ,,gu has them. and mne
.... i-.....,.,,. n.nr They ret an
-,.,. ii-;u,-,, men are the hap
80. ,I... -,rtb and hay. an
.rH.,. 49,. ., br,.J;p, over
.f al ,h..,. ,b;rL ,uvhoJy
.,,....,,. or, livery sta-
an .n. Ia. f,r,, and ao
.... :, ,,.,,,. g., .as, 20
m. can o,YorO
,,., ubo viii s.ll out III.
- I'll. # ,,r,c.r;as f,r
-, IN. f,r,,er frat
..,...r IN. I,,r e = orocery.
.r....r.y,l, h,. was made. and puts
,. .h.. ,,,.-b -boles of hi, yest.
,..r.,. T., stock M. DAYS cash,
....r., Il. .,.,.J and he buys every.
,a,f is Shown HIM. The CONNER
r..r.ala tir,t strikes the farmer
-...ta.l his own way, and pretty
- .... .r ocry Is full 1t generally
...... farmer two years to 90 Shrough
f.Irr IN tr,, grocery business.
......!ti.. business beng all easy, run
.r.i i-y ,n,. il requires the best
.... ...li e a,y branch Of trade. The
....r ..a!l, and the waste is terrible
.... l.s eut 70 b. sharp As iacks. The
....-. ...I. auI boys soon realize that
...... rr.Irhau;s -ouz and daughters,
...,. ,,,,,,..r. g. and ,h.y have Ia keep
....f. DO. Ir.erssi"n There has 10 be
rh.us- l.u-At As merchants that
....I .,.rr h. thrn.h ii ~ farmers. The
... ....., furniture - not good rnrnsh,
.. B.n..,.., ,.lgpn gives place /" car
,n,. obi mares give place To high
.....rs and the cirl- dress better and
..q.,. The family hye ont Of the
I'D, ,f,. i..ys ilay base bail, and the
..t, big parties. The farmer is a
.,r..., and Trusts asny other good
.....,r.ra,t gay, and in some cases
.-...ir.,,tin, Ellis beoin to come
.t.. ~ c,IIect .uouoh to pay
r...,l- that v.uld helm hun out
.......,. .,I.,,. br had 4 farm, will now
.... r.,,,,..p..y Is mighty scarce, and
...r.,.. :. .,i,.. a cl,,ttrl mortgage on
.......r. .,,,. i,,,ypuutil there's moth
..t.,...I r., can # mustard with
....l--l.. :, s.p.. r,uned reaches
, 1883-02-24

FR0u YAkIuA-Aiayor McAul,H has Just
received 4 letter from his son William, who
is with locating Engineer kiugshury's party
in the Yakima country, he having charge Of
the stock the gentleman says it has been
30 cold there that the mercury froze and he
was compelled to remove the horses 70 the
reservation. Wellfed cattle in the stock
yards haze in many instances be. IL frozen to
death. The surveying party Is camped
about eight miles from Yakima City, and
unable to work on account OF the severe
weather Tris is another straw in favor OF
our Argument that the settlers canu"t entire
ly depend On their stock interests, and until
there is more Of diversity Of interests in
the country. We shall continue To hear Of
stock dying off Let the farmer keep no
more stock than he can well feed and pro.
tect through long and severe winter.
, 1883-02-24

IspsovINc.-We are pleased TO learn that
the olles, daughter of Joseph Painter, who
hiss been afflicted with diphther!a. has so
fsr recovered as 10 I've able ta be up and
around the house again. By the efficient
services of Or. Kellogg and excluding the
Younger children from the sick room. the
disease Was kept from going through the
family. By prompt atten.i"n At the onset,
We believe, this disease Is many times az
rested and limited in is destructive tenien-
eies
, 1883-02-24

I-y. Pierce, n D., Buffalo. n. y; Dor
sr-Tve.sy jean ago wa ,hip-eeked on
The Atlantic Ocesn, and the cold and exposure
c.used large shoes to fosm on each le2'
.hieh kspt costinnally d;.ehaFyiae. Afsf
.psedi.s huadreds Of dollars vitA % n'oss
TIA vous 'Esaden Medical Hesvesy and
nov. IN isa than three months afser tsxsng 'ns
sr,x hoetIe, an thankful % say an o'e
,ae<e,, eur.d, and ios TIE Srss dne q 'es
yesrs eaa pat my LEFT hsei 70 shs s'oas@
-. WnxiAn RIDn.
J.6.rOa ST., BuHAls. \. i.
, 1883-02-24

SrrALIxc man nsmed Dick
Warren v.s .rrested by viailant John this
morning having in his possession some
blankets which he had stolen from ba,e'ui
B.les, and tired to dispose Of 70 CoI. inc
Nam ssrset merchant. He will have ms
examination beio.s Judge whitm.n TINS
afternoon.
, 1883-02-24

To SCARE Docs FKoM SHEEp.-Sheep men
aie growing all the time shout dogs wo.ry
ing thei. fioeks and frequently killing valu-
able stock animals. A chime of bells-that
is bells of different tones-attached TO
dozen or more sheep in 4 iock will scare of
dogs and eayotes- When the sheep star;
to run these bells set up din that canses
marauding ours to think Niger side show
has broken loose, and they are inclined TO
make of in al opposite direction. The ex-
pertinent is not costly one, and those who
have tried it say il works 10 a charm.
, 1883-02-24

ID. d. McBKAS REsIcyED.-It is strongly
runored on the streets to-day that ID. ID.
Mclean, superintendent Of the Ainsworsh
bridge, aas tendered his Resignation, and
that gentleman named Captain Spencer
h,s been appointed - his successor.
, 1883-02-24

DAx CosrELLo CoNISG.-Wehavereceived
q circular from this veteran Snowman IN
which lie states: Il shall visit your place
the coming season With my colossal nickel
plate circus, which will be the acme OF sen-
sstioos, and the pro luct of thirty years oil
sSov life. Az . circus most positively
ssate that il 10 the b.sf ever Organized. and
beyoaA il there IL nothing left To ses" The
advent Of this circus will be great usaf 20
oar citizeas, and We can Assure Mr. Costello
a crov1ed tent
, 1883-02-24

Tho Mormou., it is said. laush at the
p.,,o,ud, las. Nothing s;ii check re-
suDd.a. marriages in Aasmond'm oa' .
.ilur. in the supply Of women
, 1883-02-24

CHANGE OF TIME-There Is . rumos In
railroad circles that the time Of trains ON the
division between this city and Portland wiil
soon be changed TO make it day run over
the road. BY this trains will leave Portland
and here in the morning instead Of evening"
ss at present. Aside from the safety of day
travel it is evident that the running time
viii be materially lessenod, say TO IL hours,
for the trip. which viii briog trains in here
at : O'Clock in the evening. il the leaving
time At Porti.od be placed Al in the morn.
ing. A change Of this Aatnre would be .
source Of great satisfaction to the travelling
public.
, 1883-02-24

On the New Yosk aide ot Nis.arA Falls
.bess il NOT Q so,itaxy foOs f ground frusn
vh;cA The Falls c.n be viewed without pay
ment Of fee.
, 1883-02-24

,For the deleea&e ard complicated difhcu,-
tie. peculiar to women. Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound i the sovereign remedy.
, 1883-02-24

NV PATENTs.-Dewey Co.'S Scientiti.
Press Patent Agency his official reports OF
the following T. 5. patents issued Jan. 10.
1888: ". 7. Adel, San Jose. two-wheeled
vehicle A. {. Bowen. Michigrn Bluff, Cal, i,
amaigamator; John Erower, Woodland.
Cal, adjustable CRATE for stoves; ii. Crsmer,
Souors, Cal, treadle for sewing machines,
etc.; J. f. Davis, Union, Or, fre escape !;
Tho. Doyle, 5. F., horseshoe; II. L. Howse,
S. f., cooking apparatus B. F. Jacobs, 5.
F.. printers proof press; Esgen- ON-ill. 5.
F., cutoff valve gear John Peterson, Oak
land, Cal. incubator; joel Robinson, Ia
Grande, Or, fo.t warmer; F. H. Russell.
Park City, U. T., purifying soda a.h; a. l..
Sanborn, s. F., woca turning lathe; Il
Sprague, Stockton, Cai., vehicle wheel !;
Wm. Welch, ). Coughlin and J. J. A.ho-
uey, $. F., splash board for water closets.
, 1883-02-24

The WAsHIyGroNs PARrY.-Great prep
srstions are .beirg made by memben OF
Washington Engine Co. for their grand anni-
vers.sy ball On Thursday evening next
(ws.hington's bi,thdayl We understand
the committees have novel feature which
thew intend 20 introduce On the floor that
evening. the exact natsre Of which Is guarded
With utmost secrecy. Aside from this those
who attend may count on having glorious
, 1883-02-24

x8Pe.thesA, ribbons, seire. car all be col
ors3 so mstrh that new hat By G.iog the Dt.-
mond DIVES. Druggists sell sny eol1r for Urn
rs0ts
, 1883-02-24

!
Dayton |" ." have 4 telephone line
Passenger trafhe is slightly increa.'"s.
VIC. Hill. l.nf Spokane Falls, is in this city
wamXn Sufrsgi.ts are in session in P"rt
land.
Resi- estate + very s,tivs in Prescott JUS
now.
Senator Dolph. of Oregon hss gone To Wash
ingtou
Eggs are luxury We have n, seen Tor 8
long tine
Parties in Chevoit. ohin. are looking TOR D.
j. Taylor.
Georye T. Crane, nf Chicago, ILL.,. l. At the
Stine House.
walia Wall, boasts Of several very strang
uhist teams.
Trains ara running regular TN the Northern
Pscisc now.
n w yo,, ., a;,.u,,., Z ,a,;s,.,s.i 81,
the D.lmouic,.
IN N..u ,;,.,, ,.,,, 6,,h, of
.,.,
u G., ,S, c,,- ;u ,,,,,
"'A'e W '''''' ~
0"' p'o'He"'
""''e '"'
d. 5. Edwards, at Rrzviiie, Vas presented
a fDe l-.alpctny I-Ay ..til llA IN lHkI
The remains of the late H. IL. Grinneii ar
rived IN this city On this mornings frain.
IL is rua,ored that decamping Howe was
seen in Portland by several who knew him.
- r.,, If, ON ,h,.,n;,., ,,s;n fo,
DAYTON and Prescott, attending 10 company
business.
,,;,, ;u ho,;, , ,,;v,,e
-, :; 49, -, h,,..an p;,.h .,a Ss.,nS
,,aa.x,
~, Sr,,,, ,.,, t, ,h. ,.s;,l.res of Mr.
S,,,h ON East Main st,ect
a..
-.
y
-. '
- p....., -. .,r..
tain
AS' III o"s' =" 'in-s"e' w" -e 8 8
~, - IT,.
g.. -
w.u,
81. :, ~. Chimes
-, ,,,;.h o,,,.;n. -. r,ms and al.
d,.s. ., nearly every ,.r,mipent Chinese rirm
y, the co.s,
!, ,,,.,s, ,h., ,h. 8, an 000 renoted
:, p,,,,,nS % hs invested in this CITY in the
.,,;, .,s, % .c,in
at.enpt to annihilate the STATESMAN The
S3OO coo is for the paper and the million to
run il a few months.
Ind lin, from tho ,,r,. npmber of letters we
,,,s;vc from the East. ordering SAMPLE copies
., N. s,,,ysu,y and asking about the North
s., .s,s,,,lv We ar. 10 have a grand rush Of
immigration Immediately upon the completion
of the Northern Pacific railroad
;,a ,o,,.s ,b., i, sx..;m. cov,
.ho,,5 bs kent in stalls. This is for the con-
,.,;.,.s of the Nv increasing his opportunity
II concentration. and sconomiziny muci, vslu-
ah.e time that would he otherwise eonsn.nsd
in chasing fri-ky heifer Through ten-aere
lot.
Jossnb w.psouer, dealer in agricultural
;m,,.men,s has left the city. A short time
.i,ca his stock WIS attached by the firm of
Se,mour, SaBin 4 Ca. whose implements he
handled. Joe wa. pretty good socisbls frl-
low. but a very poor business man. therefore
no one feels surprised al tn turn things nave
token.
- u r.. ;,,.t nnw l. an low that it does
not pay even TO have your old shoes repaired,
as ee Is selling new ones AZ Ap1a't sn.aa;nad
cost n' pan - ooa ~ o,u r. th. ns,t m d.v, and
showing as we do that Dslan keeps nothing
hut the very hest quality IN bis iine, we W"'lu n
advise All IN need .! .'is p sa% Sa;na 40 va viii
ave from 20 cents to 81 70 on every pair See
him and he will prove It 10 you.
Fr0m ne Da'iy Of Sot.'dny
Sand Point, at Lake Pen n"reiiie' Is Id !
state If business collapse.
n, E..u of O,rto,, sf.tss rs,.;t;velv
, 1883-02-24

Husband. Bring your poor suffering vile .
boetie of Pfunder's Oregon BLOOD PuRi-
FIER
, 1883-02-24

A WARyIxG.-We were informed yester-
day @! respectable old lady residing in this
city Who has had a warning of disaster In
the following sir gllar manner: Some tune
ago she drt .med of seeing little child, Who
.lowly approached her and in an impressive
manner told her that in eighteen days this
entire city would be swept away by floods,
and gave her fair warning of that catas.
trophe. The dream has quite inspired the
old lsdy. and she really sntiapatss an event
Of that nature. The eighteen days will te
M the last Of this month.
, 1883-02-24
Sprag1e Items.
From the Herald.

From the Herald.
The wife of Thos Duffy presented him
with son on the 18th lns'.
The grand ball OH tie 22d inst, to be
given by the fire laddies, is meant for all.
An Invitation i, extended to all parts OF the
country, and all guests will he received with
the utmost Difference.
Prepare for \ freshet The accumulated
snow and ice in the adjacent country east OF
town will melt and We expect high water.
Prompt acton will divert much damage.
Sleichin. excellent everywhere the past
week.
Two alarms Of fire within the past few
days, brought out the fire laddies IN good
shape, AMI the fire was quickly estinguishcd-
Tally two for US.
The up-passenger trains continue to he
very much behind h,nd, much of the delay
being caus.d by snow on the O. X. & n.
Co. :. line.
DIR. Barton and wife went below on the
train last Tuesday They will be absent ten
days.
On the 9th inst, =. II. c. Taylor, Audi
tor Of the Northern Pacific, flied complaint
in the Justices court Of this pre- lnct, charg-
ing J. F. Curtis. N. Phelsn. c. z. Sanders,
D. P. Bird, George Walker and Peter Taily
with the crime Of lart .ny and conspiracy TO
commit larceny in the wrongful use and sp-
preparation Of money, hardware and build
ing material belonging to the company.
Prosecuting Attorney S. c. Hyde and the
Company's Attorney. James 'McNaught, ap-
peared for the Company, and Messr.. Nash
and Andrews fog the defence. There are
many and vague opinions expressed regard.
ing the prosecution Of these men. Who are
we'll known along the road. and have ever
had the respect and esteem Of all. We re-
serve any comment until further develop
ments of the case.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-08-23
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court within and for the
county of Phillips in the state of Kansas
Joseh S. Hart, plaintiff, VS., Matthew
Scott and Henry M Hatch defend It's.
Henry NJ. Hatch will take notice that
the said Joseph S. Hart as plaintiff did
on the 22d day of August, 1883, file his
petition in the said district court, within
and for the county of Phillips in the
state of Kansas, against the said Mat
thew Scott and Henry M. Hatch defend
ants and that the said Matthew Scott
and Henry NJ. Hatch must answer said
petition filed as aforesaid, on or before
the 4th day of October, 1888, or said
petition will be taken as true, and a
Judgment rendered in said action against
said defendant Matthew Scott for the
sum of six hundred dollars with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent. per
annum from the 1st day of June 1883 :;
to August 22d, 1888, and with interest
thereon at the rate of u per cent. per
annum from the 22d day of August, 1883,
and for the further sum of $50 with in
terest thereon at the rate of u per cent.
per annUm from the first day of Decent
Der, 1882, and fOl the further sum of
$50 with interest thereon at the rate of
u per cent per annm from the 4rst day
of June 1888, and for costs of suit; and
q further judgment against said defend
ants Matthew Scott and Henry NJ. Hatch
for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
upon the following described real estate,
to wit: The Southwest quarter (sw1-4)
of section No. thirteen (13,) in township
number three 81 of range number sew
enteen (11) west of the sixth (6) D. m,
lying and situated in the county of Phil
lips, in the state of Kansas, and adiudo-
ing that said plaintiff has the first lien
on said premises, to the amount for
which judgment will be taken as afore-
said, and ordering said premises to be
sold without appraisment, and the pro-
ceeds applied to the payment of the am
cunt due plaintiff and costs of suit, and
forever barring and foreclosing said de-
PENDANTS, and each OF them, of and from
all right, title, estate, interest, property
and equity of redemption in or to said
premises or any part threof.
Attest: q. a. SPAULDING, Clerk.
* Il Field, attorney for pitt. as
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-08-23
Found 10.


Billy Bickford goes in with d. A. HUI
ling, aud henceforth It is to be D. A.
Huling & Co. Han Polling takes his
place with R. Rogers.-G. II. Letting
wen has bought Fred Winship's inter
est in the Farmers store, but Fred viii
continue to run it until Mr.. LefingwelI
can move to town.-Jaek Stewart of
the HERALD went to Smith Centre this
week on business and got caught on
court business and was detained until
this morning. Den Bickford has been
playing double this week-mer-
chant and compositor. 100 copies of
the premium list were delivered to the
Secretary yesterday. It can hardly be
said they are got up on the s'square''-
the paper cutter was out of order we
suppose w. N. Dickey has been
busy putting in glass broken out by the
hail; he is now amusing himself on the
HERALD building F. Woodward
has bought the 6. A Spaulding resi-
dence.-Wm. Springer is delivering
rock for walks on the public square
Mrs. I. E. Dixon received notice by tel
egraph of the death of her mother in
Iowa, and has gone to visit her father
who is quite old and feeble.--W. F.
Woodward has gone to Burr Oak Jewell
county, where his wife has been visiting
and is very sick.-Hon. G. G. Vance,
of Long Island township, was in the city
Monday. From Mr.. O. W. Bickford who
has visited his place we learn he has
about 1000 bushels of old corn on hand,
and will have from 5000 to 1000 bush
els of new corn. He is also handling a
lot of sheep successfully. Alfred Mil
Ter of Doniphan county has been stop
ping at the Central House several days
looking up land, and we learn he has
bought the Lyman Kearns farm, three
miles east of town.--Uncle Joseph
Closes White Italian spring wheat was
threshed yesterday and yielded % bush
| els per acre.--O. w. Bickford and
lady visited Almena, Norton county, this
week, and joined Louis Noper in saying
that crops were excellent in that locality.