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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
Der &riee In gbiua.

Stl ff5runs rtr6orts an Ger USantans Sss dRin'
Huffes - Eittert 5sIdbwsrsrn in paris gcs
gen efe Gprathe Der brihidbrn SrsiTs. - 8ie
Situation in SpngtiHs. - Gin Hutrubr in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29

tlar urb ih6r. 5inaen 6tgbIatterE. ibDdrie 5IedsH
uub Nusitldse tuerbeu bertriebeu. @uRbeu unb Bss
ibpire baIb gebeilt. gBsr an Stropbslu, 4uaeus,
gluHbs, Gtrens, Seins Sals' unb Drlieuau5i6ldaen
leibet, bic 6 IN 5olae uHgebeter Rrauibeiten o6er
hes Gebraubs bon Ylertur ooer dsenOem SRblimut
prestduit unb ausgebreitet babeu bari fb duf be
6eiluHg oerlnieu iUenu baB Sariop ariiuu 10 lauas
GCbrGudt Dirb, bab es eiusn GiHbrud auf ben Drgis
ntfuus mndt,
Cine 5Laias bon bisism ent6dIt ms5r uirtiams
QrBueiOiie nls iebes anbere DitteI Elm E6esto1el
BON bieiem bat 6on @trtuns. Dogssen man BON aHs
beren ytttelu ttnis bis ie9smaI 70 oisI brau4t,-Se
@pDtbeieru ~ babeu,
3ie Bluide eiHeH Dollar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
y3r. 2O8.
gS mar bus crfe uuO blcibt

PES eiu8tge s@mergensBetImtttsI.
6as ou9eHblldlit Die id)rcdlt6fcn 56mer,sI
ittut nno GnBluouugcn unG 8lutorSroSn%
lmNut, 9lciaplel, oh iit in Der Qurac, i'm aPo'
gen, III Ncu giH9apcccu, BEN 5riiier isr oNsr
aneeTfn SI9ahcn auttrlcn, iuenu man as Elm.
nal benubt, uH0 3mar '''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
Sei apOlh:tern III habau.
8IRis 25 Gents bic Shahtsl.

GRau l6ie: y2B abr uuo Sail d."
IPou ihlde etue 8rlefmaIte an Ra0map
& Comp, ytr. 80, 8arreuarnBe, Gens gort.
EB Seisbruna. SGulsHhs BON Dollars tpeTtP, tDIgS
bafhE gu6sibidt psrogu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29

rbkteS Eager
fCutfber RIdfiTtGr. Rps
name. Gseibts,
Susen ; d riftsn,
&raGfpsrtc u. {. 10.
Bibliothequc Nationale,
Edition Levy.
DN-4ue QuItrdae fiuSen (
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29

Burts, HS. Nu8pt1.- Sn Nub3trad5t Der
gbisnturq ess Gsusruls Qorb BOlislep uad
gepptsn Ia 5r. 8arrers, ber fran36Fide otz
pIOnuttIde @gsrt gu Cairo, infrutrt NOR
ten, iofOit pom btsr uuf istueu BOfeu in
GGnptsu 3uTfdjutshreH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
GurOpdtfae sabeIbert6te.
Safer EsiIbtIm pUu felnsm CftrSt abse'
focrfeu.

BsrItu, % Nuaui. BtISeIrI
purSs bsuts, pdbrsnb sr i'm Baris OeS fat
isrItdeu Balafs 81 8abeIsbsrg siusu Spaz
a;errttt mudts, BON istuem BferSe Gbgepor-
fen. @r erljtt eiue Iet6te Wustslbebs
ming, bic i'm auf siutss Gage nbhalteu
ptrb, fid t0IpsrltGe 8spfgung IN MAIDEN.
gr mirO ben bsoorfabenosn Sruppsumau0=
BERN tn elmer 6uti6e aufatt, pte btsber, 30
Bferbe'beinuhueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
SIN hoS RuhIifuru

RtrIaust ia nur RabmapB uRb a6tet burauf, bas
Der yams .@asRas" PC Gui BEN sstauitsa 4rsi,sl
tsfuett, 166-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29

- Satob EaIamo, Elm iibti9'r Snufirsr
aus TttuspiIIe, Ba., rDurbe aeifern friih naz
be Blsuiautpirs, Ba, BON 3met iuuasuDfdn.
nsru ami bsosnflits Bsiis mtsbaubslt nab
nm isins aus $40 bsffsbsubs Suariquft BE.
ranbt. Ste 8srbreher. S6bus ausier aen4.
tsttr Earmer In tsr RadbuIi4uft bsiiuSsu
f6 tn Saft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
Hus Der 8uuOesbauptftdSt.
ssstaI.eramimuturen res patentamtss.

Waittugton, 2S. guQuf. - Ser g.
frsi6r ots Snusrn ernauute bsute inter bem
fHrlilt ar9'u0mmsnsn 9ongreB8gieee, mel
DIES tbH erma5ttet $50 Spe;tnl.Gramiuaz
torcu fir ons B1tsntcmt III erueuneu, 60
iCInsr Seamtrn. Gin Seoer oerielbsn erhilt
stu 3abrts'aldr oou $1,000. GO i9ou friibar
ernnunte SramtuatOren tpurSen aus anSsreu
SteQsh TN Yatsntamte bsf6r6srt unO % usu
augefFnt. SGmmtltGe $50 SteIlen fiuo nun
tCtt bsn 62 metteren @rnenuungeu befest.
rtber 500 IFplitantsn benarbsn iidb mn 6ts
5u oergebeuhsn StslIen. Inter 6en erfolg.
rei&en @Gnotbaten bsfaben fid bic Rarn.
lGnbsr S.B. Wtattebeps uu6 &.g. @arrittee.
SeridbieesHrrIei 9rdIer.
Or Gto. SaIe1, Boteuifer bes NderbQuz
Giieaus, tebrte beute bierber 3uriid, mad.
beu1 er ettpa etnen Diouat In ben trodeueu
8egtnreu oes Bsftens nit Der Sammluna
BON @rsmpldren Ger tn ieneu 9egenOeu eins
betmti6sn @rasiorteu uno NIT 8eobadltuaz
gen iibsr bic SsrtheilHna Der haupti6fttdeu
Arten BON 9rns in ben gro6sn Bsi6elduberu
BIS g9effens, btisHbste Oss Biiffel= uno bes
@ramme @raIes, opte oerienigeu Nbart,
meIde i'm Bsiien ale ,blaues @ras" betauut
IN, isood1 bon BAN I'M Often fulttutrten
Crate 6eiielbeu Homene peisutli9 uerid1ie=
osu If, 3ugsbrudat bat. Or. Safsp fammeIte
I'M @nu3en etma so psridiebeue Sortsu@ras
i'm rDrbltdeu NsusRerlto, Colorado, iopte
i'm msfli6en &ouias uno Nebraeta, BON mel
den pur etpu elm 9ussn6 In Den BstSeldnz
osretsn Der @beueu 81 fiubsn firo. Die iibrts
gan S0lten asbethsu uur on fcu9tsreu Stsl=
len I'm Sebtrgg.
YtrmiIebtsS.
8ts heuttse Stener Giuuatme betrua
$3.50. 437 unO bte !3cIlstuuabme $678. .459.
3ur GtnI0fuug befimu1ts Iattoual. BauF.
rOten i'm Getrage BON $616,000 Itsfsu bsnts
i'm ShatGmte etu.
9ns Staats 0epnrtsmsnt perGffentltdt
auf SsranIafung Der Scrant9uer QauJsls.
tannsr Iauqe 4oniular Berid]te aus ausn
Wslttbstlen iibsr bte tn ben perI1ieeeuen
26utern bsrrf6eroen @rebttIOffeme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
Eabritdnten uns Smporteure
Airur9iider Snifrumcnte, 8anNagen,

son Apparatsn fur ale RtsbiISungen ure SeritftaIG
kutaeii bes msnihE9en RSters; TIestrtfirmafcbi"
neu, 6brrobre fur S&per5brige, &th6en. Q &ulE
terbaiter, Etsbbfnten fur 9prpulente, teteener
rIaAifcber &trimpfe itlr Gngef4npasns une oTtsns
San, bsIrnSere aafmer,iamieit tutbussn ptr sE
EabrttattOn bon
Brn9bduotrn
su TcIes Der ppu nIts aei1affsnsn gsrbsMerHnsen
nepSer 6is ebsrrt unisrer ru4bdnbsr serailms 8ett
rofrei erbaGtsn 70 bab speieIsoRne beren Gdusr6aII
Naieit bisisuiss anSersr Sabrtfate mn Sas Doppstt
e'.H,1Rbr 1R.br, ais 10000 Sru&trauts
s-Se1 ron u,ls In ben Ietten flnf Sd6rer NIT ben
hSSsnbHen Brl4 4bdnbern berisbsn. Rerionen NIT ben
SStpiertsfen u bebanSslnben Srii6sn erRaItsn Surq
ar trrisrs Bonhagsn ipfprtise GrIei3tsrung.
@.,,s.ut AspIttattDns'A 'Aparttments fhr
Gdmen
rr{t epurbeterter tpeibIi8er BebiernEtaI
u,s,rHaaer ffiufIicber bon ben berborragtnbiieu
giastI;r sSrOsS aEsitssttetsT m S,i,9 toSt axsns"
s"se" !" CFebr1,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
9Q8 GQrIQpQriQlQn 9(eiOl0gnf
@,furshetfl Ga6nhettl
bic e6aut

GtuIfCs uub rsre5 re,aes BlHt 3una5me an
TIsit uub G5rperaeUitt-lIaIe oaut un0 i65ne Ges
fdteioTte. Nueu tTlarqbGr.
Eeuu man baB SGriapartuiur etI4s Gage ssbrau6t
bat. 10 tptro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
GeiuaObsit III Iet6tBum.
GefuuObeit Ses 36rperS berelaert
ten 1cift.
Stn0m n0's
@arfdcdrtIltau ReTplSerf

tiH%eilmiitCl, oCfen Betanotbeile auBer0r6eut.
lihCmcOiilulideGiaen babcn, weiculid)
sur 9ieinigung, 6CiIuug, Observation-Disclosures
uuO arditIauug oc5 HieOCrgcbrOheueH uuO ers
idDpiten 90JpUs, oaS CiHe huclle, amaze
ucBme, itdere Gehanolung uno ban.
CruOe 6cilura gepIhrt.
@ltidUid, wie 6a8 gtiOeu b'iBen mag, Oh
StropbcIn, SdWiEoiudlt, syphilis, sc.
idluiile, gSunOen, @CltniiIie, Shweuuu9cu,
9iOic Ooer SalSiluB, guugCu., ytiereu.. Ylaicu.,
@ebdrmutter,, plutz, ggbers, ytageu- OOcr
llntcrlcit8uaufbeit, dIrouiidler o0cr coalitu.
tionCllcr 2lrt-oaS Gdt iibtim Blute, nd4cs
bic abgeniibten Gbeile erieet uuo jcue Srgaue
uuO tie Otrbrautteu 6BrpCrgemebe reparjrt.
2Eeun Dos &lut uugeiunO 1T, 10 tam lem
Experimentation tCtu 9eiunoeS eIu
9a8 GOrIapuriQlan 9ieiOloent
iii uIdt nu cine au6glCitcnoe ar3uei, iOuOeru
iidQt bic burmOnidle Ghdttgteit aQr Organe.
So felt i'm auu5eu GyQansmu5 Die Olrmouie
Der TunItiOHn ber IN llciert oeu SlutqgidBau
elneE rCineunnO geiUuCcu SigOm Eeugu gebtH2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
sine fran,RGiebs erObuna stpsn ena!ans.

9urts, 2S. 4uguf.-n6tgurO" bsiprtdt
tn eiufm gettartttsI bte Berfdrfuug Der brit
tttGsu StrtttmuGt tn Ggppteu uOu G00O auf
1900 0auu NIB inQt, stus Grttdruua ist
rUitptnSiG. Sm Sale bic QbFdt uorItege,
tan Tror;oisn bst stpaiasr britiid 1tuefi=
iGsr antar8 bic DurGfnhrt burd ben sue,z
9ouul ebluItusinsu, 70 ffdnosu so 600 Sraaz
,cisu in 4lgtsr unb ennis In Bsrsttitait,
msl6e anerfuls bird GItpOIts maridtrsu
urb SGiro bfIsben f0uHten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-29
EarOu re GoaretFs 9siudb bstm 5arTea
Bikmarh.

8erItr, %. GuBuf. - Der fEau30Fias
@dauhte Boron be @ourcsI ia bterhsr gu
rTdgatetrt. Gtner balbcii,ttIIsu BstauHt
meGuug 3ufolge gsi9a5 ietu Seiut bet BEN
Tirftgn SisHard 3u bsu 3wede, bsm Tir'
fsn mtt;uthsiIsu, bab Srauireth utdt ole
Suuanrnte Bsiseung UOn Su.Eih'u uuO
ssr SHial Torroia i'm SdiI5e fibre. unO
tG6 ole furOpdiiasu Dfdate fstus SddOts
guug ibrsr Sntsrsisu su firdtsu hditau.
DfmibIanss RcIpniaIpUIitit.
Bnrts, %. gugnif. y8spnbliqus Srauz
cattle" nihmst Der 4oIoniOlpoIitit 9eutids
lambs zine Idnasre 8sipreduug uub gsluugt
au bsm G6lufs, buB Erautretd tetueu
@runo babe, uD3ufrtsbeu nit isuer BOlttit
81 ieiu.
6ur3e &abeIetptftbeu.
Rsbrere britiid1e Ban3erihiffe rp.rSsu
rGtftus bon Gnsluub mad gg9ptet nab
China gsi6idt perbsn.
- Die frauf barnteosrllsgsnSs Brtt3sfiu
Biftoria, Gemnhltu oss Brtu2eu g8il6slm
BON BrsuBen, btfanh i4 geRsru sinWsrma'
sen better.
- Ter hpgisuti6s &ouersB, psl9sr TN
Saug, Solnnb, tn Stsuug nars bat no
0srtGst. Ste udhits Seriummluaa Iou in
Rieu fattfuhtu.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29

We learn that Mr.. Munger recently
lest quite valuable horse. The loss
of horse is quite serious matter, as
but few of the people in this country
are able to own more than one team.
We understand that Mr.. Boughton
contemplates sowing so acres of millet
besides quite crop of sorghum. He
realizes the Importance of raising plen-
ty of feed for his cattle. 1t will be well
for all to do likewise. The scarcity of
feed, and the thin condition of stock
this spring should be warning to us
all to prepare more feed.
Those who have timber entries in
these parts are busy planting them this
spring. This IS well, as it is a very
favorable season.
Some ofthe things that all should do
are, to refrain from back biting; do
good for evil; support the gospel: pray
without ceasing: and pay the printer.
The last is especially important Ito the
printer.)
PED
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29

The semi-annnal report of the secre-
tarv and treasurer was read and upon
motion, received and adopted.
The location of the fall meeting Of
the Association being next in order. an
invitation from Messrs. Mcdonald, of
the Republican-Empire, and English, of
the times, of Concordia, to hold the
next session in that city was read and
upon motion. the same was accepted.
On motion. the secretary was In
structed to print the proceedings of the
meeting and forward a copy of the
same to each newspaper publisher
within the boundaries Of the Associa-
ton.
On motion, a committee of three,
consisting of L. c. Headley. John Q.
Royce and c. j. Lamb, were appointed
to prepare 8 programme for the next
meeting of the Association.
On motion, it was ordered that the
Presidents address of welcome be
spread upon the minutes.
w. B. Davis and j. Q. Royce were
appointed by the president eleci, mem
becs of the executive comm ItGee ior the
next SIX moths.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
Mo. p. r. r. Time Table.
The south and south-East Florlaa.

Should you contemplate trip to
Nashville, Chattanooga Atlantas
Charleston, S c Savannah, Ga Jack
sOnville, Florida, or in fact eny other
point in the south or south east, il will
be to your interest To examine the ad
vantages over all other lines offered by
the st Louis, onMountain, & South.
ern R'v.-''Iron Mountain Route in
the way of Fast Time, Elegant Eqnip-
ments &c
At present daily tram is run from
st. Louis to Nashville, Tenn making
direct connection with connecting lines,
for points mentioned above This train
connects at Nashville with til Jacksou-
allie Express. having 3 Pullman Palace
Sleeping Car of the very finest make
attached which runs through to Jack.
sOnville, Florida without change
For further information address
Z CHAMBER II g TOWNSEND,
Genl Tiki Agt Genl Pass ACT
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29

1t, is recommended that delegates be
selected in County conYentiOn on SAT
UkIIAY, JULY u, an that the primaries
be held SATURDAY, JULY 8, in such
manner as the several Republican Co.
Central committees may provide.
County Central Committees should
give at lesst two week 8 notice of the
time OF holding conventions, by publi-
cation in the county papers.
1t Is ordered that delegates forward a
copy of their credentials TO the Secreta-
Ty Of the Republican Stale Central Com
mittee at Topeka, Immediately following
their election
By order Of the Republican State Gen.
traI committee. a. L. REDEEM,
ATTFsr Chairman.
WHIT w. WAL4ON, Secretary.
Topeka, May 8, "a.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
A foul deiivery-The poultry dealers.

Mr.. EDITOR:- II noticed a statement in
the HERALD of May 9Th. relating to my
political tendencies, which l consider
unjust and assumptive. The HERALD
said that Barring his Democratic ten
denotes, Frank is a good One." ]. am
not a Democrat, never was one, and
have no anticipations of becoming one.
Had the HERALD said barring my Anti
Monopoly tendencies. etc., it would
have been nearer correct. AS TO being
a good one, shall not say very much
A little puff is to- be expected from the
editorial throne once in a white. es-
pecially a little while before election
time. I am not an active politician.
but my principles are economy. and
Justice to all. LIDO not believe in Nh
lust taxation, nor extortion In any form.
/ do not believe in County, State or Ma
tlona1 affairs being ruled By political
rinos which concentrate all their pow
ers TO crush the laboTing classes. II
this is Democracy. then make the worst
of It. Yours Truly,
FLASK F. CTTIR-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Mail east and west via. G. B. Mo.
Pacific r. r., arrives, 4 a IA. leaves
I. go p III, daily.
Alma and Phillipsburg-Arrives II
m, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days; leaves L p m.
Long Island and Phillipsburg-Ar-
rives L M. and leaves ! p. M, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nance and Phillipsburg-Arrives 4
p. M, Tuesdays and Fridays; leaves
a. M, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Wagnersville and Phillipsburg-Ar-
rives p. m. and leaves p. m. on
Tuesdays Saturdays.
Post-Office HoHrs-Opens a m,
closes at p M. Sundays opens 8 a m,
and closes Z p IN, closes, 10 "a IN and 100
pm. Money order business closes at
6pm. No money order or register
etter business transacted Sunday.
H. g. SPAULDING, Pm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
Marvin Items.
GRk ENHOEN

Marvin Items.
Our epidemic of d:phvheria bids fair
10 sUbside. There are no new cases -
School wi! soon commence, AID he
house will be open foe church purposes
w. H. Vincent, our lanO-lOrd, with
his brigade OF assistants. has been en-
gagged the past week in securing sc'ap-
ing, painting, vanishing, whiteWasbirg
disinfec:ipg, i1ing and iO o; Der
ways sweeIenipg and reDOvstiDg The
Marvin House, and is now ready 10 re-
ceiVe bOarders aud travellers.
s. G. Nay, our stock merchant, has
just returned fl ON another trip TO Kan
sas City. Each time he strengthens his
attachment to pO' Invest KansaT.
Farmers a1e ABOUT done plan: Jog.
Small grain never lOOEed SO well be o. e
as now. The c.oOnd IS in the b. DOS
sible coOdi, on for ,oFp. sOt Ghum, u p
toes, &C., SO Ghat tire az. icol tpTal in ell
est seeps 20 be abe3d. aud The tanners
are happy. And now instead o. the
wee sm8.u wall O. ,s.le ch oDic GRO mbel,
we he1r men saw II cropc will Only be
as good as fhey were last yea, we will
be SatisJed.''
Immigrants sill come, and we note
this dItei cree be,ween now end in
yeas past. Then ice prairie schOOnel
formed the advance. 3 Ohickeo COOP the
rear. Now a herd of cattle he adVance
and the schooner be rear. The last is
now o. Il repent oucU t"ce. Added &c
this we see o good madV car load Of
cattle 90 by on lhe abroad. but the
chicken coop msu; where S he! Ash
of the lar Wes, ask o. the mountain
businesses of Oregon and Wyoming Ter
ri5OvY; ask OF the iuurma3y boss; yOI
viii ind him The. &c.
The NJ. Z. Church is now under roo
and when completed viii be the fines
CHI ch edifce in the county.
FOot-bali is he order of The evenit Q
and eve,y man ard boy 10 Town aud tn,
''keu1Y rOun' - seems determined Il
kick that FER ball. 1t is amdsing to SCI
a man vainJY kick the air aud artemp
TO bite the dust with the back of hi
head.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A delegate Convention of the Repub-
hcans of the State of Kansas will be held
in the city of Topeka, on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1884,
at o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidates for
State officers and electinga Republican
State Central Committee. The officers
to be nominated are as follows:
One Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
- Associate - - - -
Ito fill vacancy J
" Governor
- Lieutenant Governor,
- Secretary of State.
- Auditor of State.
Treasurer of State.
Attorney General.
State Sup't of Public Instruction.
All citizens who are in favor of elevat-
ing and dignifying American labor, pro-
tecting and extending home industries i,
giving free popular education TO the
masses of the people, securing free suf-
frage and an honest counting of the bal
lots, and effectually protecting all human
rights, in every section of our common
country, and who are willing to support
the nominees of the convention, are in
vited to cooperate with Republican in
the Primaries and County Conventions
sending delegates to this convention.
The basis of representation shall be
the vote cast for Hon. James Smith, Re-
publican candidate for Secretary OF State
at the general election held in 1882.
Each county shall be entitled to one del
egate and one alternate for every 300
votes so cast, or any fraction thereof OF
125 and over, PROVIDED that every coun-
ty shall be entitled to at least one dele
gate and one alternate in said convention
according to the following
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-29
Land Office at Kirwin -aua2s.

Notice is mere, gi ZEN ia lie olIovrir g.
ualleu setyHr Ias lie. lG- IS n, en- Ion to
make "a! proc y SUPPORT o his slt.m and
that saie 900. viii .'e made be:O re lie. SER
Vi Ell ". EEEGE, liz No. 70" the NV
or section s. IF =. He Games the following
witnesse to DTn. Ma continuor residence up
on and cul,iVa zion o.: said icnG i {; A. ?Or
Ter, w, &. Dav dson and Franc oe,n, OF
Nance and nomas en- dersOn of LeO,a Ne3.
William G. DE- DsoN, Ds. 1852 o.. he
nv sec !: ( II -. He names the flowing
vita sses 10 prove bis continuous residence u y
on and cultivation o. said Lind -. g. A. POF
te' and Da.!ie Mar.hai OF Name Kan. aud
E. w. Beeoe ant lew : MOI '.entA NeO
JOAN ElSSELL Eeg'eler.
Dodge & ChaDln, ttv 5. m2'juI3
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EvENrFUL SPRING OF 1881.

Are the results of this change of tenn.
perature. Each man, woman and
child can invigOrate the system and
ward off the threatened diseases of the
Summer, by using NOW,
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Brush Geek.

Brush G eek.
Ed. Herald-The rush of our work
is now over, and we are all happy over
the prospects of big crops this season.
In our last items to Jhe HERALD we
stated that the Brush Checkers would
sell cream to the Long Island cream
cry, but since then the route has been
changed and we are patrOnizing the
Phillipsburg creamery.
Some of our citizens took drink foo
much last Saturday.
G.. w. Young, from the Burg was
out in this vicinity on last Friday.
He is selling Hardware and Imple-
ments this season at. Bedrock prices.
So much so that it surprises the natives
to hear his prices quoted. Success 10
you, G. w.
H. D. Rogers, our Jolly blacksmith, is
always ready for business and is a good
workman. He has SO acres of spring
wheat that is looking line.
John Finch has the most old corn on
hand of any man on the creek. John 5
head is level and he is a good farmer.
j NJ. Warner has planted so acres OF
broom corn this season
7. j. Dorsey and A. F. Walker will
commence shearing sheep for NJ. Osborn
May 20. We understand they do their
work the neaGest and are the fastest
shearelS in the county.
A. c. Buf1iogton had The misfo1 tune
10 lose span of good males. Both died
within the last four weeks. Cause uu-
known.
G. Z. Utter is again at work on his
new house, having stopped long enou., h
% put i'll his crops.
(IRk ENHOEN.
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Ash Creek, and vicinity.

1.-THE more rain, the more lest"
The frog crop on Ash e eek is e.
markably large this season.
Thomas Mize has tea M of trotting
oxen. We saw him, and some one
else huErying to escape from the rain
the Other evening, and the way he
held the strings over them oxen" was
d sight worth seeing.
J. NJ. Highly is the proud owner of a
bran new mule. The three important
2, iieles of property possessed by J. NJ
a, 2. first, May; second, Ollie: snd
third, lhai fly DOLLAR mule
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.


1886 May o. 1854.
Notice is hereby given shat the follow
ino-named settler has lied notice of his
infen'ion o make tlnal proof in support
of h;V claim. and that said proof will be
made before he Regi Ter or Receiver at
Kirwir, Kansas, OH July 16, 1881, viz:
A. J. Brown, DIS No. 1870, for The Sc
or sw or, hf Sc VI aud NV or Sc or sec
4 or IS. He names the following wit
pessts to prove his con- inuous residence
unon, and cultivation of said land viz
David Lee, Cha les Lee, John Chester,
Amos Ewe!i ali of Morvin Kan.1s.
JOHN BIssELL,
Nav & Mcbride, REGISTER.
A1:y's. m29julS
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COMMUNICATIONS.
LOga n, aud vicinity.

Fine weather.
Chas. Blakely and Jas. Mckay Wee
over to the Burg this week.
VIM. Waters has bought and moved
into the George DOebler property.
Strawberries in the market.
Miss Matte Reeder has returned to
her home in BelOit.
John T. Schulze has been out in the
western towns drumming the trade for
the Harvest tobacco" J. T. is good
with grip.
The Logan base bali club is plactic-
ing up tO-get left.
Prof. A. NJ. Bryant. on Sunday, de-
livered an impressive discourse to the
q. A. r. boys as well as full house
from the town and country.
The Logan Union Sunday School is
in q prosperous condition.
DAN.
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Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

-7401- May Is, 1884
Notice is hereby given that the following
nam ed settler has filed notice of his inten ton
to make final proof IN support of his claim: and
Dist Court Probate Judge at Phillipshu.g Kan
sas on July 9, 1884. viz: AREND NYLAND,
HE No. I1I54. for the hfnw or hfs or sec
26. t J., 20. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tvation of, said land. viz Herman KrIZer. A !.
Kipp. Ahram Cappers and l.. B. Roland all of
Pr airie View Kansas.
JOHN BlSSELL, Register.
VIM, Bissel1, atty. m29julS
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