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CITY Marshal Bishop Shot and Killed A
Skeleton Found.

Fort worth gazette
iIKlH>E, Noycmb D-'rhis morning
about : u'ciu l. Oscar Cannon shot ami
Instant, Killed Albert Bishop, city mar
hal OF this place There had been had
telling between Bishop aud Canon tor
some time. The evidence 10 dag shows
that Bishop drew his pistol In saloon
Yesterday, and also this morning followed
Cannon into the yard back OF Lips
comb & Cohn's saloon. Bishop asked
the barherper where Cannon WAS, aud
when going ia tho back yard, Cannon
shu bishop with u duub e-barrelled
ehut gun, Bishop's body being periora-
tod hy tWcnty-uIus buckshOt. Bishop
huA "A statewide reputation, HH h1 has
been city murihM aud constable Of this
plhc Tor about four years During tins
time he ha killed two men. Cannon ~
young lawyer ~ our place, aud one
who promise suCcs a with our business
men. I'm the pre- imlnary trial To-day
he wa put under S2OOJ bonds, which
was gwen by eight or ten ~ our proml-
neat bu-iurss men. The remains uf
Mr. bishop were inferred tins evening
/ at clock. lie leaves wife aud small
/ children.
There wa, dead mau found near
here yesterday with the back Of ms
/ skull broken, IL, though he had received
| u blow from the back. The papers lie
had IA hls pocket were black with age
and Il cayed, man came here to-day
/ tu -re II the said skeleton might not bs
the same lum Roche, who 20 myste-
uuusly Disappeared some time ago, no
one ever hearing from hun.
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Gu4 ZI.D MAN


KAs-As CnY. November "a tulM
tragedy ga enacted to-day AT the huu.r
OF II. &. Metre, ten milc4 south
OF here. Ha children, returning from
.chool THO evening. found IA" lite
LEGS bodies ol their Hthcr, mother and
older sister lying upon the iipor Nc
dee evidently had Killed his "itr,shoot-
ing her ~ the breast with shotgun,
then shot his daughter M he back and
then compl ted the horror 10y swallowing
dose ~ morphine. The uonse
being Isolated. the neighhors
were not around, Tn" bodies
consequently lay urlil discovered 10y the
children late In the day. Tue immediate
cause Tor the insane net Is unknown.
/ MrGee had violent temper, amounting
almost 10 frenzy 1T timr-. lie was "a
urUsperOus ltrmrr, and came several
/ years ago from Kentucky, where It b said
] he Killed "A man.
Melee has for some time borne an TN
sayOry reputation among his ueig Glib lrs
/ on account Of his harsh treatment ui
( his family, aud the tragedy to day ID
/ supposed to be the result Of domestic
discord OF long standing.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

BErLIS, November . The Journals
approve NJ the Visit ~ the crown prince
to Alfonso. the Nusslc he u itung
snys the friendship between Germany
nud SpnIu receives II fresh guarantees,
while SPAN ~ determined 90 JOIN Ger
muny'g peaceful policy. rho Journey OF
the crown prime to Madrid will furn-
ish nn additional pledge, and Germany
viii throw hur Influence ia her favor,
mnlIm. Franco the only power that wall
ch.rish prncliylIira for revenge, aud also
In favor NJ maintenance Ut the worlds
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CtIEI.I: NEWS.
England The Lord Mayors Show
Received With Cheers
and Kisses.

LoNpos, Noyembcr--0-lno process
sion 81 the lord mayors show passed
oil without any disturbance. II wan q
mile long, aud deliberately decorated
The grand stand erected, on which the
lord mayor received addresses from the
common council and tho presentation,
especially ~ thu trophies Of exhibiting
tue commercial products OF Canada,
Australia and Indiana, together with
the exhibitsof the international fisheries
exhibition, including the Grace Oar
liugs boat, elected great enthusiasm.
/ Tie streets were packed with specta'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

LIMA, November y, After the revolt
at Montcrns, HE troops at Ariquipa
under Col. Rtgidp attacked he mutt
nee and the populace, killing sevcnty,
including the mayor of the city. Glen.
Cnnavc WAS killed by his own troops.
The whole Chilau rXpeditiunnry force
is Ia Ariqulpn. The bolivian army Ia
concentrating netr the Oruurn Moatoro
IN Buliyia. bolivia IL treating for peace
with Chilli.
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GALVESTON.
Reduction Of Railroad FOrces-The
Cause.

GAL,Rsr ". November 9.--Thp Gulf,
Colorado & SAINT, Fe, III pursuance NJ
"a reduction " 1t, iurcs a day or two
ago, has discharged between three and
tour hundred men along It's line. The
ciuse IA the sioppagr Ut construction
aud dulluess la railroad business. Tbs
Galveston, Harrisburg Stu Antoniu
aud Galveston, Houston 4 Henderson,
are also curtail'ng their force.
III, steamship Harris, OF the Morgan
line, was due heie to-day from Morgan
CITY, but was delayed by getting
aground in tn, cut this side Of Morgan
City. Among her cargo for this port
are .Om barrel, ~ augar.
The Lorgnette Base Ball club, which
was 50 successful in the early part of
the season, aud which won the champl-
onship OF Southern Texa', is being reor-
ganized for the coming season Most
all the oil members will be retained
aud first class pitcher and catcher So
| cured.
orr h
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

BrnhrN, November y Antorue, u
drputy Tor Nsncc aud Lorraine, wa,
arrested to-day, rhurgrd with high
treason. lie was releised, ns tho papers
did not furnish -uniclent proof. In
curry, however proceeds.
uIsNiARcKa SUFFERING.
BrRLiS, November q. Hi.marck'S
suffering from inundicr IL not serious.
but tiuuhlrSnmu Another report is
that Bismarck Huilcr- from u cold.
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Anslrln
OF Local. CHARACTER,

NIr>EA, November y. At tho session
ut the Austrian delegation. the minister
II foreign affairs said the uuthrenk Ia
SrryiH wns only ~ II local chararter, aui
had been Suppressed. Credit nn ne
-ruunt NJ the occupation OF Bosnia aud
herzegovina wiH then adopted.
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SpaIn


MApInn Noyumhcr9 A pnmphle; of
the H,rrrinry uf the republican, military
nHsurIltlDn INSERTS that Hprnllli was de-
tnlm,noi, II the ropubl can instruction
Ia August had been -uccrSSful, to shoot
MuuIc', nov minister Of the interior,
aud Lrycfnl generals.
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NUMBER $50

tors all along the entire route. The
lord mayor was received with mingled
cheers and misses.
Previous to administering the oath
Of office, Chief Justice ColeridRe deliv-
cred "A somewhat long speech, in which
hr observed that all previous civic pa.
grauts had been connected with the
ancient hall of Rufus at Westminster,
which was now destroyed Lord Mayor
Fowler was received To-day in a build
ing which at present. has no history
whatever.
NUMBER or DEATHS.
IoSpoN, November g.-The desth'
caused 10y the Mouretleld colliery explo'
sion number sixty seven.
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Hungary


Pr ru. November "A mob attacked
some Jews at Il ,locyoe. Police fired
ga tine mob which returned the lire.
The puhrr killed two aud wounded
p,vcrn riutcrs. The mob then He'd.
Three poIspns arrested turned in-
formers
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NEw YoEK, November O. The general
missionary committee 0t the Methpdist
Episcopal church made the following ap-
pfoprintinns: Montana : 900; Indian ter
ritory. 81 900; New Mexico, Sl3lOO; mh,
Sl2G2i, west Nebraska. sjSi'; northwest.
Norwegian, $1,000; northwest. swedish,
-, 800: Oregon, ScnnIinav.an, $1,000; Cal
lorna, German, - 500; Central, German
) /. 800; Chictgo, Grrmru, $1,000, Column
4n river. German. SN,UOE East, Germ ~,
5000. The Indian and Norwegian mis-
son. were cl,sscd under the head OF
SrAndinuyiRns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

Sr. LorI-. Nuyrmh.r g.-Macc .loncs,
Dick Lou2ey aud Ellis Rhodes, menu
brrs ut the gHng at car rOhh 'rs,wh' shot
aud wounded Mclean waichmnu ~
the Western Union telegraph company
for preventing them from rohbug The
Wabash cans IN Brooklyn, llhuus, the
18th uf last July, wa, sentenced Ia ton
years by tine cIrcui' court II hclIvlllc,
Illinois, TIN. evening. There is rtiil an
iud clmont Tor murder against Jones.
for killing Town Marshal q ecu, "l
BROOKLYN, shortly after the -hoouug Of
MrIetr. aud he will b. tiled ON that
charge.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

NEW NoRR, November The an
nouncemcnt has been made here that n
company has been organized to build a
railroad from Dlnville, H., to Eitrlir, on
the Chicago division ot the Wabash, 81.
Louis 4 Pacific railroad. The lrcorporu-
tor. named are Jay &, ui, Russell sage,
Z. W. Evans. Thos. +. Ryan and \. J..
Hopkins, oi New York; john T. Greene.
ut louisville. The directory are onc-mll
Wabash people aud the other Louisville
Al Nashville. I he officials ul the road will
form AN air line between Chicago and the
south via the Wabash and Louisville ~
Nashville.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

NEW NuKk, November John II
Glover, IL lawyer has brought suit Ia
rrrtrin the operations Of the elevated
railway company in front of his prem
ises ON Greenwich and Rector streets.
JUICE lngrahhu. at the supreme cont,
gives Judgment for plaintiff, with costs,
but directs that the injunction shull not
les brought to- issue for SlN months, 10
give the railroad company reasonable
tune to acquire the plaintiffs property
lurFNA, As, November 9.--rhe crlr-
brutrd divorce case ct John &. Carpenter
vs.. Elizabeth Carpenter, which has been
In the supreme c1urt since August, WAS
decided to-day in favor OF the ulAinull,
the action of the lower court being over
Ruled.
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BURIED IN THE RUINS.
IMPORTANT ABROAD NEE TING
IN CHICAGO.
Tug Boat Sunk Bark Burned A
Fatal Accident Money Tor
the Heather New Rail
road Murderer
Captured.
INTERESTING TELEGRApHlc NEWS.
INTERESTING TELEGRArmC NEWS.
crNmAn NEWS As.ocIAlInN.

NEW YORK, November 9.--The Cen.
trial News association of London IL cor
respondent for the so.called news 1850
citation here. In stating his view of the
"fair expansion" Of dispatches, the
manager Of the Central News SAID .
ave send points Of intelligence in
thirty words, Of which American papers
make two columns" The Herald cor
respondent adds The spectators re-
ceved this with laughter aud enjoy ed
the assurance Of thu juvenile sub-rdltnr,
" ho said he filed up all foreign dis-
patches from reference to ,nks, doru-
ments. trlegrHms and personal know J.
edge" +. +. SchoOnmuker who makes
up some cable news" from dispatches
sent here by the Central New ussucia-
tiuu was the party who pads ont the
dispatches spoken ut. lie answered
The cables he received were not
added to the extent testified 10y MIR
$ mndcra in London, bus were filled ont
to some extent" The whole business
attract the attention here OF reputable
aud re- puuslhlc makers of newspapers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

MApIsoN. WIS. November .. -Goyernor
Ru,h has called a meeting OF the capitol
building commission to consider the de-
tails OF Yesterdays disaster In the col
hp,cd portion Of the capitol building
The contractors and architects have rN
amincd the ruins and as "a result at tin"
conference it was drcilrd 10 have the
committee of experts institute IN inquiry.
The coroncrs jury held An inQue.l go the
bodies ui live deaf and three wounded
Who are CNprCtpd to die.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

,rop Goods Just Received
,e" ' 'I.rosc Muscatcl Raisins.
t 5.'n@r Loose pohosa R"i'lns'
aug New Leghorn Citron.
New SOFT q Shell Almonds
N '" and whole Spices,
Gtou"sSr teed first quality aud at
b3''0" JOHN +. MARSHALL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

Guaranteed to cure cold or cough
Acker's celebrated English remedy.
sold by Castles, Morrison 4 Co.-lO6to
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WAuuNGroN, November 9.-Gcucral
Wight, chcl engineer, in his AN
uuM report urgently recommends
congress to make ample appropriation
for putting sea and lake front irrs In "A
condition Tor defense ~ rnsc VI war.
lie advise, rhnt nt least S5OoUuO b. cN-
pended II San Francisco.
Among other appropriations RECON-
mrudrd, were the following. For the
rivers anil hmbor- ON the pacific cuu-t
81 uN1 OOO, iur the cult crurl sj.N1l 600,
lake trnipn St.lIl 500, western tiy,IH and
mrhurs SgUuS.lS,. The above estimate,
do not include the Mississippi river com
mission Wurk. For thr dchnrv- Mt Sew
Orlrun $500 is asked and tor Galveston
etUOpu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

NEW loRK, November .. Albert
Nelospit, the hungarian, who, ON August
9TH, dubbed John lutUski, II fellow
countrymnn, to death in ktIbhch Iown-
ship, Allcgany county, hcnnsy lvnnh,
and escaped, was captured today in
RIunklyn. lie was working In II sugar
refinery under an assumed name. tn"
murder excited great cOmmotinn at the
time 1t was committed. II" Conlrssrs
the crime. and Gays lac killed lutu-ki be-
cause he insulted his wife.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

New Goods .sust Received.
Imported Sliced Pine Apples.
Maple Sugar in Bricks
lmproted Italian Macaroni.
Imported French Vermacili.
Green Ginger Preserves.
Plum Pudding in cans.
All guaranteed best quality and
bottom prices,
JOHN f. MARSHALL.
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New YORK, November . The bark
Margaret, laden with 1870 barrels of
uaplhu, aud 2,lO0 barrels of iinud OH,
was burned to day,
The boat was blown into la Sm"nts
The persons on thc tug who were killed
are: Captain tardi' aud wife aud cook,
John Kelly and Charles tonners, deck
hunt- Chnrlr- Kelly, The engineer was
picked mp with his limbs broken I""
other men On the tug were blown int"
line rINrL
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VIII CONSIDER

other men On the tug were blown INTO
the river
WILL CONSIDER.
Karlsruhe, Pa, November The
rrpnbli AN members Of the house nnd
senate have deri lei to pursuc the same
course IN the future us In the past VIZ To
demand the accpu,ure III the -rna" mp
pufIlOnmcnt blIs aud Nh ear llhnl nd
iOurnmrnt The democratic senator; ana
representative sill consider the situation
7 lueidny,
zFoRA EuRS's TRIAL.
/ LIsooLS, Ill.,. November 9.-lr'tlmp-
| ny Tor the defense ia Isura Bnrne'
/ trial was arrested this morning, after
proving an alibi for Carpenter an the
/ night preceding his arrest AMI thus
. cuutradictiug the story told by QUO Of
1 the detective The state then began
h. submit test mOny.
\ FATAL FALL.
YuuNusiowN, O, November "a
4prrinl from tn S-wa to tho Req ter
from New Castle, Penn this mufulug,
nay 4 sraiipll seventy. eight ierr from
tine GROUND at K Is Bro-.' blast furnace
gave way, and James EIgIn was IL.
.tantly killed, and William Troy aud A
Mcbride badly injured. Martin Bur
liugtOn fell on projecting beam and
was saved.
TINE CHASuKs.
CmCAG1 November J.--All the rail
roads running out Of this city viii mdop
the new dime arrangement, with the *
crptiOn ol the Burlington road, which la
rot decided. The time Tor lhi- ur ih'
Central division is nine inmates later thai
Chicago time.
YELLOW FEyRH.
NEW ORLEANS. November o.. 4 six
yelf-old Italian girl died at yellow Iryr
In the Charity hospital, three hours aile
niniittancr, The child was one ul a intnil
Of emigHnts, who, with Others, cam
here after landing at Vera cru, wher
they did not obtain employment.
NEGOTIATIONS CONCLUDED.
NRw York, November . The neg,
, tiltlouB Tor some time pending betwee
the Grand Trunk aud West shore hH
concluded. Manager dickson, OF TIA
Grand Trunk, who has benn here for Tia
past two day. attending the meeting {
the trunk lines. and the presidents ha
4 conference here to day at the Office {
the West Shore road, with the oiiicia
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-10

WNuI>uroS, November D-The pros.
lrut to-day appointed James T., pa
bpi4, NJ Pennsylvania, United Siht"7
cpurul to lolpsr, and recognized Simon
I Hers us consul Of the United States Of
Columbia
Examination NJ Witnrssrs IN the Gree.
lN Relief expedition will begin Mon
1uX
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BUFFALO, November o A gale this
afternoon blew down u four story build
Jug being cnu. lructrd b, Jacob Duid
Twelve men were buried M the rui"H.
The killed are Jucub Schoeuthal, VIII.
lam Eckrrt aud Joseph Gfadcl carpen'
ters: John Oltn, u lnhnrrr. Chnrles
injured.
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AnuuNrvI nlMMlNnLn

WAnIsulus Novombcr9 Argument
has been commenced ia the wpreme
court ia the suit brought by the hurs
uf anruh Ann Dorsey, uf luuislnua for
the purposr ol setting aside wall by
which Mr Dnury lrtl her property t."
Jefferson DAyl.. IT / maintained that
/ the To- tHtrN was ubiecI 10 unIuo lnilu-
rngs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

George Veeh of Mound-tp., has raised
1900 bushels of potatoes this year and
will sell 1000 bushels at his place for 80
cents per bushel, as he is not prepared
to store more than 1000 bushels which
he viii keep for the spring market.
Persons who want to buy cheap, take
notice. dow
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

The Mexican veterans will have re-
union while the soldiers of the late war
are having their talk here over old times.
There are eighty-four of the survivors
now alive, in Kansas and Missouri.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
FAIR NOTES.

FAIR NOTES.
Among the attractions in Agricultural
Hall IS the collection of potatoes exhibit
ted by Donald Mcdonald, of Glenwood
Township. It consists of 26 different
varieties, and is by all odds the best
collection we ever saw, we will not at
tempt to describe any of the lot, but
will only say that the Mcdonald seeding
propogated by him frmo the seed in this
County is now five years old, and is as
fine potatoe as can be found anywhere.
Mr.. NJ. has wagon load of this variety
on the grounds which he offers for sale
for seed, and our citizens who contem-
plate planting next year would do well
to avail themselves of this opportunity
to get the seed of this fine variety.
The grand success Mr.. Mcdonald has
made in this business certainly entities
him to the name we have applied to
him-The Potatoe King. Below we
give a list of different varieties in his
collection.
Mcdonald Seeding.
! Mcdonald FavOrite.
Sandys FaVorite.
Toms FavOrite.
Early Vermont.
Half Breed.
Snow Flake.
Chicago Market.
Early Rose.
Compton Surprise.
Refugee.
Chile.
Chile White.
Chile Red.
Dawes Favorite.
No. 4.
Fairbank.
Pride of America.
Sandys Beauty.
Sandys Surprise.
Beauty of Hebron.
Eye Brow.
King of the West.
Queen of the West.
Ada Sweets.
Yanky-doodle.
Phillips County Bell.
The show of hogs is much better than
ever before. E. F. Hughes has some
fine Poland pigs; AT. Walker of Mound
shows two fine Poland China hogs-one
of which he received from Ohio last fall
and has pedigree, Thos Forger also
has two very fine hogs of same
breed. We noticed two pigs at Least
crossed with the Jersey Red; did moi
learn who the exhibitor was. Fl. Nc
Dowen also had fine SOW and pigs. A
pen of Berkshire hogs exhibited by
Mr.. Hahnenkrattl attracted much atten
ton; they are fine ones; are full blood
with pedigree. Mr.. II. is now prepared
to furnish these yigs to anyone who may
wish them. Address him at Phillips
burg,
In the vegetables and grains addition
? were made up to noon yesterday, anC
although in this department show ii
not so large as last year, yet is admitted
by all that the quality excells. There
. was also quite a number of coops O.
poultry, but we did not get around tt
learn names of exhibitors,
L. j. Remington, on West Plumb
came into the county August 10th; ha!
800 head of sheep-mostly merino eros
ses- He expresses himself as highly
pleased with the outlook for sheep hus
bandry, Mr.. R. appears Ike an ener
getic and enterprising man, and vii
, make valuable addition to our stock
interests,
W. W. Colby and L. P. johnson, o
o Glenwood, each have samples of corn il
the ear and corn on the stalk which
b would be hard to beat. One stalk bro
: in by Mr.. Colby has large ear so higl
up on it that man six feet high can on
IL touch the base of it. These compar
!. well with Mr.. Kings collection spoke
of yesterday.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

Several loads of potatoes from Glen
wood passed through town yesterday to
the southwest.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
AT, and A. M.

Phillipsburg Lodga No. 1874, meets every Sat
uraay on or before the full moon. Visiting
brethren cordially invited to attend.
J Gephart, SEQ. L M DUTCHEA, N
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Saoret SooietIes.
/. 0. o. F.

Ph,llipsburg Ledge Ne. 165. meets every We'd
nesday, Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend Wv. ANDERSON, n. q.
F, T. NJ. butcher, Rec. Secretary.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20
The Fair ].
oEFIcERs.

OFFICERS.
Frank Strain-President
J. w. Lowe-Secretary.
D. L. Smith-Treasurer
D. L. Smith,
w. F. Woodward,
J. Hahnenkratt,
J. NJ. Crozir, Directors.
Thomas Cox,
Phillip Smedley,
J. 0. Dean,
J. NJ. Crozier-General superin-
tendent.
D. G. Clark-Assistant General u-
perintendent. :
J. Observation-Disclosures Superin-
tendent Floral Hall.
Mrs. G. A. Spaulding Assistant
superintendent Floral Hall.
Mrs. Ella Close-Assistant Suporin-
tendent Floral Hall.
E. B. Johnson-Marshal
P. ]. Clark and J. B. Woods-Gate
Keepers.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

Union Sabbath SehOOl.-Every Sabbath at 10
o'clock q. m.
Presbyterian Sabbath Sehool.-At the Church
avery Sunday at 10 O'Clock a. m
Union Prayer Meeting.-Every Thursday eve
ming.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-09-20

In the ball game yesterday the game
stood 43 to AZ in favor of Kirwin.
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@. A. r.

Pbiilipsbure Post No Z, meets Saturday after
the full moon Visiting Comrades always vel
come FRANK STRAIN, G.
) " Lowe, Adj.
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.OR WORK Ezss o %isSa il a prompt %nB
ner az the Herald establishment.
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K. of P.

Crescent Lodge No q, meets every Monday
evening, Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend. DAVID MANNER w.
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M.E, Church-ReV. W. R. Allens every al
ternate Sabbath at II o'clock a. m. and ~
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