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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07


The HERALD printed ten different
township tickets for the late township
elections. $780,
D. G.. Wright and Ed Murray, of
Marvin, were in town Monday OF last
week, attending to sumo real estate
business.
Hon. w. L. Morgan, of Greenwood
township, was in the city Saturday. He
is stall feeding a lot of steers which he
reports as doing well.
Hon. Charles H Moody, late Anti
Monopoly candidate for Congress in
the old First District. is now associate
editor of the Salem Argus, and discuss
es sorghum sweetness with energy and
vim.
Warren Cummins, of Freedom, has
the measels in his family and fine lot
of fat steers for sale. We doR't know
whether the two have any connection
or not, but we think If we had to have
one. or the other, would peter the latter.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Phillipsburg, Kansas, not
called for Feb. l, 1884.
Collins, Isaac. Miller, Albert.
Fredenburg, Fred. Tomson, May.
Emerson, il. VIM. Townsend, D. b.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say advertised.
H. c.. SPAULDING,
Postmaster.
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Perry Copeland, of Marvin, was in
town Saturday buying feed for his
sheep.
l.. P. johnson, H. B. Abbott, Isaac
johnson and w. NJ. Colby, of Green
wood were among our Saturday callers.
Fred Hoff, one of our most prosper
Gus German farmers from the Deer
Greek country was in Saturday to renew
for the HERALD and takes advantage OF
our clubbing rate.
Mr.. Cameron has burnt kiln of lime
on the farm of j. E. Griffin, sec. 81
16, IN Sumner township, and has 1875
bushels of good lime which he will sell
at the kiln for 80 cents per bushel.
N. F. Hewitt has come in possession
of the Cedarville Telephone Office. as 3
result of which we have vol. l. no. l, of
the CedarvilIe Review, a very credita-
BILE newspaper.
Ritner Smith and Frank Strain
have gone into the real estate business
and propose to make speciality Of sell
ing Philips county farms, If you have
any lands you want to sell, call on them
at the Registers office and give dlscrip-
tion and best terms.
Simple justice requires that DeLand's
Soda and Saieratus should be given the
leading place in the public esteem. 1t
has been, and is, one OF the greatest
health promoters of the age.
The Beattle Boomerang, by Jack
Scott, Hon Missionary, Beattie, Kan
sas, is a neat tive-column quarto, full
of vim and energy. Jack says he has
no enemies to reward or friends to-
punish.
Isaac Mulholland, of Alma, Neb,,
was in town Monday. He is the owner
of the Old Monitor House in Alma, q
good hotel which ne wishes to trade for
farm and some stock In Phillips coun-
ty. He is also contemplating a bust
ness location in the county.
w. H. Caldwell, of the Beloit Courier
has got q new Prouty Press, and seems
to put on airs. Why is this thus, Pres
CaldwellP Did not you agree to wait
until summer and let US all get oLe and
clean out the manufactOryP But tell US
how you like it. anyway.
Thursday night, Jan. 81, 1884, the
SC2Die OF ID. b Holmes IN Blooming
ton, Neb., was burned, Mr.. Holmes
perishing in the flames. Several
head OF stock were also burned. The
Franklin County Guard, from which
we CLEAN. does not indicate how the
IRE originated.
Last week we were handed an an
nouncement for preaching at the Trnes-
deli School House, Saturday night, and
Sabbath. By Elder Palmer, Of Be3ois, Of
tse Christian Church By some seei-
de- ~ Jailed TO get It il the last VS. IS
Issue AID now we learn that Elder RL-
mer did not get there from some cause,
and the meeting will takeplace st some
future time. In the meantime all
members OF that church are requested
to communicate with II. Grub at this
place, or D. g. Wright, Al Marvin.
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Notice.

There viii be a Valentine Social at the
Presbyterian Church, Feb. "A, 1884.
Abundance cts.
Frank Dixson bought a car load of
hogs from A H. Mischke, of Long
Island, and something like seventy
head from w. T. Woodward, IF Phil
iipsburg. J3l-3W
Frank Dixson will pay the highest
market price tOrfat hogs, st Phillips
burg. Frank meyer allows himself to
be over-bid on hogs, if pelivered To HIM
self or to Nay & Hillstead, at Marvin,
Kansas. j31-3w
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COMMON SENSE.

Very few people in this world possess
what is known as practical common
sense, vet those who do claim mOiety
of that necessary requirement say that
it is foolish to assert that there is no
known cure for rheumatism, when the
great medicine, Salicylica, is guaran-
iced to give immediate and permanent
relief. A test of its efficacy is the fact
that it has been established for five
years, and is an assured success. II %
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Burlington Route.
.senger Department.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. S0th, 1884.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. S0th, 1884.
Attention is called to the fact that
commencing Saturday, February I'd,
1884, trains No. 8 and 4, which have
heretofore run daily except Sunday
will run every day in the week, between
Red Cloud and Pacific junction and
Omaha.
No. leaves Omaha. at I 80 p. M;
arrives Red Cloud Z :25 a. m.
No. leaves Red Cloud at Z rs p. m :;
arrives Pacific Junction 9 40 a. m !;
Omaha 10 :O5 a m, Central Standard
Time.
This arrangement enables US to offer
the travelling public the advantages of
Two Daily Express trains between Den
yer and Omaha, Chicago and all points
East. Yours Truly,
p. L. EUSTIS.
General Ticket Agent
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ocAL HERALDINGs.
tae Post Office for legal blanks.

: Go u tAe Post Office for legal blanks.
x 2 GpauIding. at the Post Office
hss s iGll stock of legal blanks on hand.
Mothers
I1s yes of your tsething children are
PAVED ~ using Browns Blackberry and
330Se. 1t Is perfectly safe
The Fall Elections
NJ. yagult more satisfactorily if all vot-
ors s1c their fomilies expel the EaGlaria
.rc2c seir systems, and correct their
--.Ts-s by using Browns Liver Pulls.
Mo. remedy manufactured in Ameri-
&c 30 we'll corrects the 6lhousness of
:31la mate. Call for Browns Vegeta-
DC Elyer Pals
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We sre selling hardware r. cost
LEFFINGWELL & MCCLUNG.


d nickeled Key Ring, stamped with
nazne and address, free by mail, for Is
cents. =. 5. GriswOba, Deep River,
Cahh, tt
Ssilog process -four pure and white
At LefiRgweil & McClungs.
Fer Gale,--A fine, large span of
horse, For particulars, inquire at
this Sttlce,
HogS>w anted ct Nay. & Hillstead's,
Marvin Kalsas. j24-3w
Waptsd-5OO bushels corn at once.
Highest eaarket price for same.
Lefingwell & McClung.
Needles !or all kinds of sew ing ma
chimes and also best kind of oil, at
d27-9w Lefhngwell & McClung's.
WANTED.-Any one having a single
buggy and harness for sale, call at this
office.
We giYe ba1aW our clubbing rates:
HERALD and WSkly Champion, 2:25.
- ~ Chic News ' , a.
!" g" Do;norests M'thiy. 500
4OtC0O OlduS -
Prairie Farmer with
map 5 %
WANTED: A teacher for district No,
40, In Walnut township, for terms ad-
dress
j. j. GIPE,
Myrtle, Kas.
Button Fasteners for shoes or button
boots, gross for so cents. set 10
cents, sent, postpaid. F. S. Griswold,
Deep River Conn. If
WANTED: A teacher for district No.
"a, Plsinview township, for terms adj
dress
CHARLES BKoWNs
Logan, Kansas.
Nay & Hillstead want your hogs at
, the highest price. j24-3w
Remember that Woodward wants
your fat hogs at Rhillipaburg. Highest
market price in cash. j2a-4W
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FWSale.

Gre span of large mules ages, res
positively and 6 years. For further in
iornoGtio1 call on or address the under
signed at P2illipsburg, Kansas
W. II. ALLEN.
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GREAT COMBINATION.
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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07

FIeaay eria4.- Rev. TbeO Bracken every second
sfs Z. fourth sabbaths at ii o'clock A. M Alter.
GA-z. ~ p, IN. Alternate ST Ia pa
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& ofP

Cvses-s Ledge number ~, meets every Mon
a. ev<riHg. VIsiEinY brethren cordially inviL
&C 10 ~:tsad. DAVID MAKgER &C.
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~. anol q

fS'iltpso0rE LOSge number lS4. meets every
b+'v &c on or before fhs fsl moon. visiting
tSs,a7e. cordially invited 10 attend.
=. . Cant SeS'y- F. L. II. BUTCHER, W N.
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ChurCsl Dtrectory.

n = ctGreh-Rev, ". r. Allen, every alter
zsrs eaotGGh al "a O'Clock A ~ and \ O'Clock
z D eO1 peneiIg May 9th 1882.
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For Sale.

A good horse. Enquire at. Phillips
County Bank.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07

Palf. soSTg PSst number meets Saturday
aifsc -. UaOen, Visiting comrades always
- o.coc-3. FRANK STRAIN, z C.
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-.Ta.qs Eabbath sebOOl-Rvery Sabbath at 10
c'ccicSE an.
P-epey e ran Sabbath SchooI-At the church
srs-y .-aday 1T 10 II. IN
Union eager MeetiR g-Every Thursday
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Phillip sburg Herald.
FEBRUARY Z.
Sacret SoclatIaa.
10. o. F.

Phi liIPsburg Lodge No. l65. meets every We'd
9esz - Visiting brethren cordially invited to
49, anc W. W. ANDERSON, N. g.
y. q. d, butcher, Rec. eec'y.
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NOtica Of scAoQland Sale.


Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described school Land situated in
Phillips County, Stasa az & Ansas, viii
be offered at PuhlIO Sale, Ct the Treaa-,
urer's Office, in the city Of Phillips huEg,
on Saturday Feb. 9, 1854 betwean tise
hours of 10 O'Clock an. ard 8 O'Clock
2 m. to-Wit;
Description. Apprais- Apprais-
8 { land inprvmnts
neqr seqr So ! l6 IS. per acre
nwqr seqr "
swqr seqr SS.7k 7,
neqr swqr " 1915 ~
nwqr sWqr :" anoo
asqF swqr Z" Z" y aV'oo
sWqr ,sWqr
p. l.. SlCIYs,
Treasurer Of philAps County,
JanuaF9s 3; 81.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07

The HERALD printed ten different
township tickets for the late township
elections.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-23
Notice of Presentation.

To !. W. Hellman, Jose Mascarol, Philippe
Garnier Pho Pice, Sostenes Sepuveda, Fran
cisco Uribo de ocampo, Cenaida Euhquez.
You and each OF you are hereby notified tina
on Wednesday, July 18th, 1884, at 10 o'clock A
OF that day, the underslgned as City
Attorney Of the City Of Los Angeles, municipal
corporation, will, In the name OF and for and II
behalf Of said corporation, present TO tn,
Superior Court OF the County Of Los Angeles
state Of California, at the Court House in the
City Of Los Angeles. in said County and State
and In the court room Of the said Court Hous.
in which Hon. II. NJ. Smith, prcsides as one Of
the Judges Of said court, petition In writing
praying for the condemnation for public use
viz, for public street, Of that realty described
in said petition and sought to be condemned
which said realty is described az follows:
Situated in the City Of Los Angeles, County OF
Los Angeles, State Of California, and more
particularly described thus: All that real prop.
erty lying, being and situated In the City OF Los
Angeles, County Of Los Angeles, State OF Cali.
fornia, bounded and described az follows To wit.
Commencing at point, being the Sc corner Of
an adobe building. the property Of |. W Holman
and jose Mascarel; said polat being the south
ern extremity OF the westerly boundary line OF
Negro Alley, and running thence along the vest
erly boundary Of Negro Alley N So III h 27I-IO
feet TO the northern extremity OF said westerly
boundary line Of Negro Alley: thence N es' rs
W ss 10 feet 70 the point Of intersection OF said
last described course, with a right line drawn
from the NE corner Of the Arcadia Block TO the
extreme eastern extremity Of the elliptical fence
enclosing the old Plaza grounds: thence along
said line, drawn from Arcadia Block TO the
Plaza, 5 81 80 W 262.6v. feot to the point OF
intersection Of said last described line drawn
from Arcadia Block to the Plaza with the south
eriy boundary of the adobe building, lying be-
tween Sanchez street and Negro Alley. thence
along said southern boundary OF said adobe
building So 46' llo.l0 feet to the point Of
beginning. ~
For all further particulars, reference Ia hereby
made TO the said written petition above referred
70, now on fe In the office Of the Clerk OF the
Superior Court Of the County OF Los Angeles.
State Of California.
WALTER d. STEPHENSON,
City Attorney Of the City Of Los Angeles, and
Attorney Of the Petitioners.
Los Angeles, July 5tb, 1884.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-23
Psculiarities OF Hand s. baking

The different modes of shaking handi
will delinsste human character better
than any other single act can do. and
many peculiarities of different person,
may not DO noted In the performance o.
this socisl custom. Who would expect
10 get handsome donation--or dona
tion At all--from man who would give
two fingers to be shaken and keep the
others bent as upon an etching palmi'
The hand coldly held out to be shaken
and drawn away again as soon as 1t do
Gently may be, indicates u cold, selfish
character. while the hand which seek
yours cordially, and unwillingly relin
quishes Its warm clasp, gives token Of 3
warm disposition, and OF heart full Oh
sympathy for humanity.
How much that Is IN the heart eau BE-
made TO express itself through the
agency Of the tingersl Who, having one,
experienced ii, has even forgotten tn,
feeling conveyed by the eloquent pres
sure Of the hand from dying friend
when the tongue has ceased to speaki
A right heart-grap Of the hand indica.
ties warmth and ardor, while soft, lax
touch without o grasp indicates the OPP
posite characteristics. In the grasp Of
persons with large-hearted, generous
minds, there Is "whole-soul" expires
sion most refreshing aud acceptable to
kindred spirits, but when man presents
you with few cold, clammy, lifeless
fingers, feeling very much like a dead
fish, and expects you TO do all the
shaking, IL will naturally make you
think of tho boaoital and nfhar aha of 1
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-07-23

| here from me Inherited burisa- 81 lie and In
dusiry IN The DId Void munsrchias. their % AZ
war nasisr. ;hsir vast tax consuming Standing
, ssms dssP'fs Issssy years q pssos that Ne
render 70 Great Britain, AIonx With our com
mercc, the control u the markets Of tina world
Instead Of tbs Hspuslcsp party's british policy
We demand. % beiali y the American Dsn.oc
publican Party's ciscfedit. shame and false pre-,
fences Of ffsndship 10 American labor. expressed
BY imposing taxes. We demand. in behalf Of ths
Democracy, Freedom Of American labor by TO
states may compete. with unhindered powers
for supremacy among the natios In all tho
arts Of peace and the fruits Of liberty.
With profound regret NC have been spprisei
son was struck that blow at the vital principles
Of the republic aequiesceD,e In the will Of the
majority that hs cannot permit us again Il
place 70 his hands the leadership o. the Demo
cratic host. for the reason that the achievement
OF rciofin 10 the administration OF the Fedora
governments "a an undertaking now 100 heavy fol
his age and falling strength. Rejoicing that his
life has been prolonged until the general judg
ment OF our fellow-csuntrymen In united In the
wish that the wrong were r,ghted In his person
for the Democracy VI the United States We Offer
TO him In his Withdrawal from Its cares not only
our respectful sympathy and esteem. but also
that best homage VI freemen- the pledge Of ouI
devotion 70 the principles and the cosine no =
inscp sfable In tho history Of this republic from
the leadership aud tho name Of Samuel ]. Til
den,
with this statement Of the hopes, principle.
and purposes Ct the Democratic party. the great
ISSUE ~ reform aud change 70 administration Il
submitted 70 the people 10 the calm couAdence
that the popular voice will pronounce in favor oil
new mon and now and more fayors ole condi
lions for the growth Of industry, tho extension d
trade. the employment and due reward OF labor
and OF capital. and the general welfare Of the
country.
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Notice of Presentation.
To H. L. Macneil, George d. Rowan,
Victor M. Clement, Clementine lie.
mar and <. B. Miller:

You and each OF you are hereby notified thai
on the 10th day Of July, 1884, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
OF that day the undersigned. as City Attorney oil
the City Of Los Angeles, municipal corporation
will In the name and for and In behalf Of said
corporation, present to the Superior Court Of the
county OF Los Angeles, State OF California, at the
Court House In the City Of Los Angeles, In said
county and State. and In the Court Room Of the
said Court House in which Hon. II. N. Smith
presides as one Of the Judges Of said Court, a
petition In writing praying fer the condemnation
for public use, viz: for a public street, OF thai
realty described In said petition and sought TO be
condemned, which said realty is described as fol
ows:
Situate In the city OF Los Angeles, State Of Cal
ifornia. and further described thus: Beginning
at point on the south side of First street, easl
OF the Los Angeles river, distant 2g7.8 feet from
the N. 4. corner OF lands Of the heirs Of Niche
Clement; thence s. e 40 Z. 1919 5 feet to point
thence westerly at right angles to said last men
TONED line 20 feet to point; thence N. e 90 W
l05O.7 feet to point on the south side Of First
street; thence s. S. 80 E. 80 feet TO the place
beginning.
For all further particulars reference Ia hereb,
made 10 the said written petition, above referree
to, now on fle in the office Of tho Clerk Of the
Superior Court Of the county Of Los Angeles
State OF California.
WALTER d. STEPHENSON,
City Attorney Of the City Of Los Angeles and At
torney Of Petitioner.
Los Angeles. June 25th, 1884.
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LEoA.



Los Angeles County.
II 10 heraby ordered that the County Clelk
the county Of Los Angeles, shall procure nov
books for the registration OF the qualified cleo
tors OF Los Angeles county and shall pr oceed ID
rc-reyister the voters Of raid county IN conform.
ity With tho Political Code Of the State Of Cali
fomia NJ. ~
Sic 1924. There must be kept In the Once o
toc County Clerk Of each county, q Great Regis-
Ter; whenever deemed necessary the Board Of
Supervisors Of any county may, by order, re
quire re-registrxtioB Of the voters Of said
county, which said srder shall be published 10
at least one newspaper published In said
county for not less than six months proceed
ing the NEXT ene.lnss se;issai eisciion. such
registration shall conform In all respects TO the
provisions Of this Code concerning original regis
tration, except that any person applying for 70
registration shall be entitled thereto upon show
Ing that his name was enrolled and uncancelled
on the former Great Register = Z ?
The former Great Register OF Los Angeles
county must be preserved by the County Clerk,
but shall not bo used for the purposes Of any
election after the LIST day Of November, 1885.
by order Of the Board OF Supervisors Of the
county Of Los Angeles. this sth day Of February.
A. D., 1884 A. W. POTTS.
febl0 0m Clerk OF the Board.
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A Curious Being.

A Madrid correspondent writes that
the Spanish soldiers who have rendered
important services to the unfortunate
victims OF the terrible inundations Of
the valleys of Murcia and Alicante saved
. curious being near Lorca. 1t appear,
that for the last eighteen years man
aged 40. and described as immensely
stout. with beard. black as ink, reach
ing down to his waist, and nails of ter.
rible length, has been living in a small
and solitary house, or rather howell. He
WAS Its sole inhabitant; but it turns out
that he has a father and more than one
brother. He has never allowed them,
however,er any one else, to see him dur
ing his voluntary imprisonment. The how
81 contained no bed or utensil of any kind
excepta box, on which he sat. The
father took his food to him every
twenty-four hours regularly, pushing it
through hole in the door, which door
was never opened. The strange crea
lures only garment was shirt, which
he changed at tho end OF every five
years. His existence would not have
been suspected but for the inundation;
the water Slapped the foundation of the
building and destroyed it, the man be.
ing saved by brother and the Civil
Guards, who went to his assistance with
. rope. The man being asked why he
lived In that way replied that he had Il
mandate from God to do so.--Bahimore
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A Demand for Wives.

Hon. }. b. Otway, q member of the
Dominion Parliament, is responsible for
the following story; "The Girls Friendly
Society, a London institution, sent some
seventy young women to Canada to find
homes: Their most sanguine expecta.
ton was to find employment in domes
tic service, One Of them was a particu.
larly bright and handsome girl, who, ON
her way over, became acquainted with a
young Manitoba farmer, who was a pas.
senger ON the steamer. A mutual un.
Outstanding was accomplished, they
were married as soon as they landed at
Quebec and she accompanied him to the
west. She didn't forget those who had
crossed the sea with her. Once fixed in
her new home. she set ub a sort of mat.
rimonial agency in their behalf, and two
weeks ago thirty Of them started to
meet the husbands she had engaged for
them in the western country"