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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
NOTnNE.

State Of Kansas, Phillips County;
In the District Court for said County,
Ella NJ. Bentsch, plaintiff VS.. Fred
{ Bentsch, defendant.
Said Defendant Fred G.. Bcntsch
will take llotjce that he has been sued
in the above name court for divorce
and NNst answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on, or before,
&lse 9Th day of May a. 3D., 1888, or
said petition will be taken Us true, and
Judgment for plaintiff in said action,
for 81 divorce and cost OF suit, viii be
rchdered accordingly.
ESGALl q. y. SPAULDING, Clerk.
NJ Elroy y M'Elr3Y, atty maF-z2
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Blood VIII Tell.

And this spring the blood in your
veinslis sluggishly cOursing, oris thin,
wntrry and lacks vitality. This
snennss inalarial er typhoid fevers,
rheuHAatislIl, or aflcctions of the blad-
der or Kidneys before you are three
Suonths cider, un less corrected. Save
yourself tn Tlie expense and suffering
of sicknrsS, hy iisiug at once that
great hlOOdr pUrily-pr, SARsAPARILLA,
DA&DEI.IoN ANU IODIDE or PoTAs-
SUM, prepared hy Brown Medicine
90. Delays are dangerous, procure 4
bottle NOW.
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We take pleasure in giving o Il
subscribers the benefit of this subscrip
ton premium offer IF. the Chicago
Weekly News. Our clubbing propOsi
ton will therefore stand aS follows
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from the we'll knowu standing and rep
utatien of the Projectors of the Chca
60 Weekly News the watch must be nil
that is claimed for it.
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NOrICF-T1AIBEH CULTURD,
:. Island Office, Kireein, Kansas

Z. s. L0nd Office, A'iiaci11, K0n&0& :.
no 5249l Mach y, 1888.
Complaint having been entered 1T this office
by jam, tt Tannahil against II . &. Mcintosh tor
failure TO comply with Law to Timber Culture
Entry SO 3571 dated November -, 1873, upon
the NV or section 10, township .. range II. in
Phillips county, Kansas, with REV 10 the can
collation. of sand entry: contestant alleging
yhae Sald II q Mcintosh has failed to cultit are
the timber planted III 81 year and has iailed
to plant timber the fourth year since making
said entry The said parties arg hereby sum
mOned to appear ait this Office on the 26th day
of April, 1888. ut O'Clock a. IN, tO respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
failure. T. Nj. HELM. Register.
Il. K. hays Receiver,
VIM. BisSelf, Attorney. feb-22
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FoR. TEN CENTS.

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Land 06ice at Kirwin, .Kaas1,s !.

'-'3II AIEItSII5
l3l3O1 February %, 1888.
. Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF her intention toInake final proof in
support OF her claim. and that said
proof VIII be made before the Register
or Receiver at Nirwin, Kansas o,r
April ii, 1888, viz:
KATIE GILBERT, ~
heir of John A. Sellers, decreased for
the NV Or see i town l south range
IS west HE No 1858. She names 'tl3,
following witnesses to prove his con
tiuuous residence upon, and caltiva-
of said land, viz:
ID. r. Gilbert, John Il. Faubion II.
Heth and e. w. Poor, Mi OF. Myrtle,
Efeb-29 7. NJ. HELM, Register.
go. w. StinsOH, Attorney.
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NOTICE.

Land Office. Kirwin. Kansas. ! -,co
March -, 1882. '-o0
\ office is hereby given that the fol-
wilAg-named settler has filed notice
of his intention tONlake final proof in
sun DpO.-t of his claim and that said
bro Of will be made beforer the Pro
batt udge or Clerk District Court at
Phi lips burg, Kansas, on April 80,
1888, viz,
Il. .M. YENAMAN.
HE No. 1874 for the ne or section
30, toN vnsh Up l, south, range % west.
He na mes .he following witnesses to
prove lis e1ntinuous residence upon
and cul tival ION of, said land, VIZ:
J o Dem, On Long Island, Kansas
ID r Mi Her, q
NJ w w atson,
Addison Shields, Z"
Il. VI. HELM, Register.
VIM Bisse'l, at y nar-22
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LandofH &c at ], .irwin. Kansas, !

Notice is he rchy given 1hat tile ful loving
named settler n Is filed notice ofhiSirtehtinn To
make fnn. proc in Export of his claim,
and that said "a .oof III be made before the
Probate Judge ~ Clerk of the District COurt ut
PhiIlipsurg. Kan.as, G n April Ii, 1883. viz
ABNIGR T. thompson. q
DS No 1865 for the or section 6, township
l. south. range ~ est. He names the follow
fqrg. Witnesses o FRO sc his continuous residence
uImn and cultivatiUi of So i'll land, viz:
Vim " Davis, John > BrI ant, Ii Ii Wolf and
a NJ smith, all OF Long Isl; IND, Kansas.
7 VI HELM, Kegistet.
VIM BisseIl, Attorney. mal-l5
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The West and South

are awake to the BrOpn'S Fcgct06ie
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.oG Remember Browns, Arnica Salve Is
warranted.
Ask for Jersey Lily CompsrxioA
!l'E16w,ler, % cents, best.
Q, QAll-of Browns Family Medicines
are soiI by II. e. Spraguc and J. Y.
(lO$e, who keep i'm stock that king of
Fen,edies for indigestiom, Dyspepsia
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which haR already saved the lives Of
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Land Office at -Kir,c n, K-aasas,

mo. 1886 March t. 1883.
Notice is hereby Civ en- til 1t the following
named settler has sled notice of his intention
to make Gnal proof iu support OF his claim, AMI
that said proof will he made before the Clerk
OF ia District Court at Phillips burg, Kansas on
Aprii 10. 1852, viz
SUSAN THOMAS. tforme rly Fisher
IL T. No 5+5t fer Ae e If sc or section - and
: tsw or seetion u tewHsl ip3, range II. lie
names the triIoNSiup vita q ses 10 prove his con-
tinuods residence anon, ant cultivation OIL Si'lb
Dallas Harmon, of Phiilipsb urg, Kansas. q.
u 4 Hufng, -
VIM JUhnSo On,
John GebhaTt,
Wm BisselI. Attorney, .-a.E mars
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THE SMpRIH AND SOUTHEAST
EORIEA.


Should sOp contel 1plate trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga, Atlanta, Charles
,een, S. G., SawamnsLh, q a; Jacksonville,
dAosida.; ,or in Eact, any point i'll the
Ssszra .Jv SoutlIcsasc, it Will be to your
interest To examine cine al 7antages over
ali OIhrv NIes offered Ky the 81. Louis,
Iron MoMatain e. South, TN Ry-':lron
Moun,aT5n Route" in the way Of Fast
Time, Efrgarlt Equipmen t. &c.
At preseat 4 daily train l. run from
Saint I,ouis Grand Union L'epnt, attach,
ed to which will be EUano an elegant
Pullman Pu3sce Sleeping Car, which
runs through to Nashville, Tenn, where
direct connections are made with Elk
press Trains of connecting hn,NS, tor
points mentioned above. This train
connects at Nashville with the .Jac kson-
willie Express, having Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car of the very foest D, ak at
tached, which runs through to ia ckson-
vile, Florida, without change
For further information address
C. Il. KINNAN, 7, CHANDLER
Ast Gen Pass. Agent Gen. Pass A. cent.
T. b. CARNEY, Agent,
Marvin, Kansas
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NOTICE.
Land Office, at Kirwin, Kansas J :.
March, Ifs 1888 -

Land Office, at Kirwin, I Kansas 5oe4
~ March is, 1888.
Notice is hereby gwen hat the fol-
Iowing-nanieCl settler has filed notice
of his inteFtien to make tiL cd proof in
support OF his claim and that said
nronf will be nlatle before the Regis
ter or Receiver at Kirwin Kansas, on
April IS, 1855 viz: -
l.. G. ROBERTS,
HE No. u, 957-fo the w If sw or,
section 20 and " IIf nv or section %,
township ,, range TO He names the
following witnesses TO prove his con-
tiR1lous residence upon, and eultiva-
ti9a and cultivation of said land, VIZ:
} y N-ithaIn, ofNYest Cedar, Kan.
Daniel Moore,
Otis Withaln,
Alien " andrews,
II. Al. HELM, Register.
: aEiBrIde & Mcneil, attSs. nIaT-22
-re-., 50
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NOTICE.

q. s. Land Office, Kr,ni,e, K54aac,s
(52lO February, "a 1888.
Complaint having been entered mt CHS office
BY T. E, .NelloSg against L. y. Crosby for a ban
October 26th. ISSD, upon the IF NV u and
W hi \ Z or. section IS, town hip /, range IS.
in Phillips county, Kansas, with n view to the
cancellation of sand entry: the >aid parties
hereby summoned 10 appear at this Oiiics
the 24th day of MAY. 1883, at O'Clock IA M. To
respond aud furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment,
my, Y. II. HELM, Register,
feb-29 r. & H3YS, Receiy er.
VIM Bisseu. Attorney.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-04-05
NOTICE.
Lame Office, hjr1oi,s, Kons0s
ICON. No, 52G01 March 10.

Lame Office, K-jirtoin, Ksns0s:
icon. No, 52G0] March 10, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by Albert \. Baldwin
against Wesley y. McAnulty, for fail
ure to comply with law as to Timber
CULTURE ENTRY No. 1922, dated Janu-
AIRY II, 1882, upon the W hfsw or and
W Inf nw fr section Il, township ,,
range 10, in Phillips county KANSAS,
with II view to cancellation of said
entry; contestant alleging that Yves
ley y, McAnulty has not Broken or
re-brOlen five acres Of said land dur
ing the first year or to the present
time since making said entry. The
said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 2G day of
April 1888, at O'Clock, p. m, to re-
spond and furnish testimony con-
:erning said alleged failure.
I. NJ. HELM, Register.
VIM. Bissell, ntty. mar-22
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NOTICE

State Of Kansas, Philips county
IN the District Court for said County.
Olive Bradish, Plaintiff, vs.. Edwin
Bfadish Defendant.
Said defendant, Edwin Bradish.
will take notice that he has been sued
in the above named court fora divorce
and must answer the petition flee
therein by said plaintiff on, or before
the 18th, day of April, \ ID. 1888.
or said petition will be taken as true.
and Judgment for plaintiff in said ac
ton, for divorce and the custody OF
minor children will be rendered nc
cordin@ly.
[SEAL G.. \. SPAUHDINq.
mar-l3 Clerk of said Court.
Woodward Il Davis, attorneys for pitt.
L0'sd Office ut hlHtciU, K0I1sesS,
l5231J March TO- 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inlention
I" make maj proof IN support of his claim, and
that sal proof will be made before the Regis
ter or Receiver 1T kirwin, Kansas Oh Al tii Is.
1888, viz:
.IOHN p. PEPPER
III No l6iiSS, for The rr sectiuD u. tow
ShIp |, range 20. lie ni.iues The t,.!inwtng l,it-
ncSses 10 prove his confirm GUS resitcnue anon
anu cultivation Of said land, viz
sohn 0iritin, Of Loa!SourS, Nebraska.
II NJ DurrIn -
VIM Jennings, 80
Y NJ HELM, Register.
Dodge X Mcbride. attorneys 3-i5
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mo 5lSG,I january 25th, 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by A A;cnde ainst John Leisenger for ADAM
doning his homestead Entry No 1918, ia ted
March d, 1879, upon the Inf Sc ar Section2 %
and hi sw or section n, tnwn l. range Is III
Phillips county, Kansas, with view to tnc can
collation. Of said entry; the SAID parties are
hereby summoned to appear ut this office on the
18th day OF April, $50. al O'clock Il. ~, to re-
alleged abandonment.
u m. BiSSel, r. NJ, UELM Register,
f-22 Attorney. r. r. HAYS, Receiver
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II E No l5479 fOt the e hf ne OF and Inf Sc or
section Is, township SOUTH range Is west. He
LANES ia { following witnesses 20 prove his con :
tinuous residence upon. and cultivation of SAID
land, VIZ: :
Heth. of Fredericksburg, Kansas; aud T E
fiaWtey, VI ID Stone. John ii FabiOn, and D +
Gilbert . Republican City Nebra> kst,
I. VI. HELM, Register
Dodge * Mcbride attys. 3-S
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PACIFIC EXPRESS.

Sale, reliable and sure. Small pack
ages money, &C., carried TO ali points of
the United States and Canada at ex-
ceedingly low rates. For further 10
formation address. ~
Z. B. CARNEY,
Marvin, Kansas.
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Land on. &c at K-ir1ria, Kansas,

T5S0 March ,. 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has lied notice OF his intention
To make final proof IN support of / Is claim, and
that said proof will DC made before the Regis
terror Receiver at kIrwin, Kansas, on April II,
lNSf.
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NOTICE.

4 N HELM, Register.
Dodge 4 MUBride attorneys 3 IS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-12
THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
Personal Points.

J. M. oebOl has been appointed agent for the
Louisville, New Albany Il Chicago aoad at
Mitchell, vice c. M. Pearl resi- gned.
W, Fl. Turref, of Cleveland, general master
mechanic OF the Bee Line system. and W. n.
Irwin, superintendent of bridges, are in the city
Advices from President Strong, OF the Atchi-.
son, Topeka & Santa Fe road, report him in
North Carolina with health constantly imprOv-
ing
Conductor Harris of the Louisville, New AL
bany 4 Chicago road. resigned Wednesday, be-
ing the third passenger conductor who has re-
signed on that road within ten days.
RumOr has it that Mr.. w. II. Dixon, commits :
sioner Of the Northwestern Trunk Line Associa-
tion, will be appointed passenger agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul, the appon timer
to take effect Feb. L. headquarters in st. Paul.
freight man high up IN the ranks intimated
yesterday that there was good reason for stating
mat Luclen INNS, general freight agent OF the
Bee Line system, would at early day stem to
one side, and freight of the New York
Central would be his successor.
J. r. DuvaI, formerly agent OF the Erie lines
at this point now representing them at Miiwau-
kee, yesterday telegraphed T. A. Lewis that, al
though boarder at the Newhall House, burned
wednesday morning he suffered no personal in
jury, but lost all OF his clothing and valuable
gold watch. Mr.. Duval has large circle of
friends IN this city who Will he gratiied TO learn
that ne was no more OF a sufferer.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of yesterday says:
''ADont "a week ago. in the absence OF the regu-
Iar eultor OF TINS column, q chpplng was pup
blished which purpOrted to be extracts from the
sketch OF life OF Major Robert Emmett, the dis
trict passenger agent of tue Pttsburg, Ctncin-
natl N ST. Louis railroad at Indianapolis. There
was no desire TO offend Major Emmett, but We
have since learned that the sketch was the work
OF some OF his enemies. and was designed to "kid
| him." We take this occasion to say that we have
always found Major Emmett a clever gentleman
and very capable railroad official, and that those
VINO spent their time in bidding him" could
have invested 1t much better in looking after the
interests OF the roads they are supposed TO rep
resent as closely he does after those of his en-
plOyerS,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-12

Mcmillan, Miles, Morrison, Morse, Moulton,
M1idrOw, Nolan, Noreross, Oates, Parker, Pay
son. Phelps. Phister, Ransdall, Rees. Rice, OF
MASSACHUSETTS; Robinson, OF MASSACHUSETTS; 500
VILE, Sherw1n, Simonton, Singleton, Of Illinois;
Singleton, of Mississippi, Smith, of Illinois;
Sparks, Springer StOckslaeer, Stone, Strait,
Thompson. of Kentucky; Townshend, of Illinois,
Tucker, Turner. OF Georgia; Turner, of Ken
ttnekyi Updegraf, Epson, Vance, Wadsworth:
Warner, WeilbOrn, WhItehOuse, Williams, OF
Alabama; Willis, Wise, of Virginia.
Nays-Barr. Bayne, Bedford, Bingham, Bisbee,
Bliss. Brewer, Briggs, Brumm. Buck. Burrows,
of Michigan; Butterworth, Campbell, Carpenter.
Caswell, Chase, Curtain, Dawes, Dezendorf,
Dingley, Ellis, Ermentr0ut. Errett, Ford:
George, Godshalk, Grant, Hall, Hammond, of
New York; Hardy, Harmer Harris, OF Massa
cusetts; Hazelton, Heilman, Hepburn, Hiseeck
Horr, Houk, Hubbs, Humphrey, Jacobs, Jad-
Ladd, Lewis, Lindsey, Lord, Lynch. Mackey
Marsh, Mcclure, McKinsey, Mclean, Of Mis-
souri,; Miles, Miller, Money, Moore, Morey,
p eelle, Peirce, Pound, Ranney, Ray. Reec, Rice,
OF Ohio; Rich, Richie, Robeson, Robinson, or
Ohio; Russell. Scranton, snalleIberg, skinner,
Smalls, Smith, of Pennsylvania; Smith, OF New
York; Spear, 6pOoner, Steele, Thompson, of
Iowa: Townsend. of Ohio; Tyler. Van Armam,
Van Horn, Wait, Walker, Ward, Mebber West
White, Williams, Of Wisconsin; Willetts VIII
son-104.
Mr.. Robson Immediately offered an amend
ment to the amendment just agreed to, by strlk-
sert the words ION payment of import duty, ~
per cent on the value or
MI Sprlheer naue a poinb VI Oruof bhae uiio
amendment was not in order, as II proposed TO
strike out Language also inserted by vote OF the
House.
The Speaker overruled the point of order on
the ground that Gamblers amendment was not
Incorporated in the bill, but simply meant "a
perfect the substitute, which was not yet agreed
to-
hir. Rabeson's amendment was iost-y cas- 10Y,
nays l23. Before the announcemenJof the vote,
Re6esOn changed his vote for the purpose OF
moving to reconsider, which he Immediately did
MT Mcmillan, OF Tennessee moved TO lay the
motion TO reconsider on the table, pending
which Mr.. Robson moved to adjourn. Lost.
MIR. Robeson then withdrew his motion to re-
consider, but it was Immediately renewed by
MIR. Springer and laid upon the tanle.
MIR. Cox, OF New York, then offered substl
tute to his free material amendment, limiting 1t
however, to materials to be used in tae construc
tion OF vessels for foreign trade. Agreed to-
yeas 1913, nays loo.
The House then, without coming to a vote Oh
the substitute, adjourned.
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General News.


A Virginia railroad has had thirty locomotives
smashed 10y collisions in thirty days.
The interest or dividend charge on new stock
change in 1882 on roads connecting New York
with Chicago call for nearly Sc, 100000 per year
The railroad commission Of South Carolina has
been increased to three members Ex-Governor
Bonham has been in office for several years. and
the new members are Ex-Governor Jeter aud
Captain Degare j. Walker.
There is talk of building narrow gauge rail
road from Cleveland, o., to Atlanta, Ga. making
a line only Cos miles long, to compete with the
present broad gauge line, w 1t is to pe called
the Georgia q Ohio narrOw-gauge railroad.
A meeting in the interest OF the proposed New
Albany, Paoli e. Bloomfield narrOw-sauge rail-
road was held in Ne Albany on Wednesday,
and a company was organized to take the pre-
liminary steps for the construction of the road
the Evansville, Dayton q Easton road having
come to the front again, Colonel r. Pattison
rises up with his Evansville, Seymour & Belle
fOntaine enterprise and states that work will be
begun on the road next month.
The New York Graphic, which is a bear on the
market, admits that railroad earnings are show
ing very favOrably, but the comparison is with
the light business of "a year ago. Further, there
roads have nearly all increased their interest
charges.
The Harlem transfer Of the Pennsylvania road
in connection with the New York & New Eng
land road, in December transferred around New
York city 7.6l4 freight cars, against 6,906 for
December, 1881. Included in the Dece mber
movement were 3,516 loaded East-bOund and
2,395 loaded West-b0uRd.
The Daily Indicator moves the repeal of the
law restricting dividends on New York railroads
TO ten per cent, on ths ground that 1t induces
stock watering. The Indicator refers, OF course,
GO past OF future danger. The necessity now Is
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Smith W. Thorpe and Emma Arnold were the
sole applicants for marriage license yesterday.
A mastodOn's tooth, in an excellent state OF
preservation, found near Muncie, was presented
the State Museum, yesterday, by SENATOR Smith.
The Association of Surveyors and Engineers
of Indiana will meet at the courthouse on Tues
dao Jan. l6, and remain in session three days.
Magdalena WithhGFt ia suing for a divorce
from her spouse John, alleging him to be an
habituai drunkard, and to have driven her from
home..
The Wholesale firm of Charles H, Talbot g.
Co. made an assignment yesterday for the beue-
fit of their creditors, Daniel NJ Ransden being
designated as assignee.
Mrs. Henry Kuulel was thrown from a sleigh
with her child, near the corner of Delaware and
South streets, yesterday afternoon, by a runa-
way horse, and slightly injured.
The sheriff, pursuant TO grand jury indiet-
ments, has arrested Herman Ackelov and Fred
Boyer for alleged violations of the liquor laws
A bond OF 500 was given in each case.
The Mint Mining Company, of Clear Creek
county, Col, filed articles of association with the
Secretary of State yesterday. The principal
office Of the company will be located at Lafay-
cite.
william Milburn, for stealing an oyercoat, has
been sent TO the penitentiary for eighteen
months, by Judge Norton, and James Kelley,
for burglarizing Raphael d. Cohen's pawn-shop
was transported for three years.
Ia the opinion of Eva Cheslyn, residence in
Michigan City, by her husband David, for grand
larceny, should be sufficient ground for divorce.
She asks also that her maiden name OF Reed be
restored, and that she be given the custody of
their child.
Charles H Beard is suing Allison Lamb for the
alleged seduction of his wife. They were mar
ried at Paris, ILL. in 1875, and, last month,
Lamb is said TO have defiled the sacred precincts
OF the PLAINTIFF home. Beard wants damages
in the sum of $4,000.
Rosanna Garvin claims In petition filed yes
terday that she borrowed So from Nathan
Butler, giving him security bank note of
the denomination of 81 co. She says that the
loan returned but thar the defendant re-
fused TO refund the money left security The
case is Appealed from Squire Johnsoh's Court.
The Industrial Life Association held its an
nuai meeting yesterday and elected the follow
ing directors for the ensuing year, General
George b. Wright, Arthur L. Wright, ] O. Cooper,
j. Morris, Frank NJ Curtis, William K Bells,
II. Jameson, NJ. d; Orpheus Evetts, M. D.; Ben
jamin Starr, Richmond; John l.. Mothershead,
George E. TOwnley, George W. Powell, Valpa-
raise; C. Zimmerman.