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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

FElEuruo. A 'Youug Peoples Associ-
alton f1r Chf..tlan Endsavor has iusi
been formed lnier thc direction % Dr.
Mason. which IL iss guei 20 bel helpful 20
a. Young Chr stians ant to Any others,
Who are dcsirous of puuiug themselves
into sympathy with those endeayofiug %
lead a Christian NE. TIE organization
was Elected CA the i-th ui. The prayer
meetings are % be opeu. and frtc 20 al
me rosng. in thc community. Who choose
20 ait-ui. sni are q, prcsert % oe held
90 Sauiay evenings a. 6 O'Clock in the
chapel. for oas hour, % be- ia by some
one % The Association. previously Ap-
pointed ~ q special committee. Business
meetlurs 90 Monday evening. by tie A-so-
ciation. While the dcslgu Is purely moral
and Christian. 10 vii uot 0m.i io provide
Tor the cultivation OF the social, according
totaste.. ani lufaenoos, tn every way rean-
irg. ari eievarng The Association Is % be
considered an aijunct 3D. she Christian
Church. ani. thoagh formed and directed
under TIE eye % The pastor Of tbs Congre-
ratiou.i Church. vii be broaf 10 ~ syn
paihlcs. AMI Efforts % help. 10 the Chris
ran wsy. ltwiu iuyits young peoPle Of
other Societies. who signify q desire, or
willingness. % participate with them In
religious service and privileges, 20 become
member. bat, thereby, In se r1y propose
b Interfere with thelr demon national r.
latoos. TIE he'Piag o make the heart
better. tie NE truer. and The who'e beng
happier for This NE, and ih'.iife TO cone
i The chief object
NJ. W n Tarbox leaves town Wcducs-
day for Cumberland Island Ca about 20
miles from Jacksonville. Fla, where be i
10 superintend the construction Of a sew
euiy-dve thousand dollar residence for =
Pennsylvania party.
DOrNO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Nv AuvrEiisrursrs.- Notice of torcclo-
rr. against 4. D.. and D. 4 Cspeu ~ Bethel, p1
a. 4 Chapman. Admlnistratof.
Ncw Mexico aui Colorado Ranch AMI 'Auie
,o.E ID Barnes. sccy. Nc~ Nork. Wanted ~
An Porter. Ncv Ipswich. \. a., aad Con
.,mption. come nom Coo. 4. noscn co..
agency. Ncs YORK.
Fareka -uk Co. Boston. Mass
Notice of Forscln surs ~ 4 q. Chapman Al
miaistrator. aEsIusi e.. T., .. a ant Timothy
Capen 81 Bethel
Thirtv sinth Annual Report 81 The Penn NJ
tuai Iifo Insurance Co. of philadelphia. A.
N. Austin Of Portland l. general agcnt MI
Austin 81 nuck aeid man. COOL agent AM
Represents sound Company
China Tea Co. LEWISTON AMI Boston
Farm for sale by Cco. q. whitman OF south
Paris
steam Boiler Tor ale az this once
ulcknen A Neal. Norsay. advertise closing
out ale oi Clothing. This Norway branch Of
the Lewiston house Ill be- close'i out In about
three weeks. durlng which time hey ouei
special bargains
A uacknam a Co.. Nechanic Pals. aiver
t.e IN Palace organ. No one can fAh 20 sce
thsir large and attractive Al This nrm y vel
ana f,vorably knosn BY oxford County PEG
pie.
Mason Hro-. the Norway Hardware dealers,
orer e.. In cash premiums ior the largest
yield Of Pearl OF savoy Potatoes. They also
have for sale thc - swivel rio~, which they
claim i "thc bet yet"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Col. Robert @. Ingersoll says tina, "the
Democrats will boiler just enough 70
scare the protectionists, ana nos enough
20 satisfy the freetraders. They WILL As
usual. sd down between Two stoois'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Most OF the doctors will try nom one 10
six,eeu prescriptions on q slight cold, when
a cent bottle Of Jsdwin's Pine Tar syrup
W old cure you. Ask for Il At Holdeu's
Drug Store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

In paying dollar for aloitle ofJadwins
Pine Tar syrup you receive box OF Jad'
villas Qai vive stomach Pills, making u
only cost you 7jc. for your syrup. Hol-
den keeps H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
NEWS or THE WEEK.

.rsn,r Jucs. Ncv Nork. ~As VISITED OBJ en-
faalsa orc There was a battle in thr -oa.
a.. In wrirn tnr Arahs insf 100 ant thc %.
gIsh. 60
NuSukr Portland, lewiston ani Alpafn
sie tsf Republican Mayors, Ellsworth DEN
ocratc one. in nath there vas mo- ehoice.
Toe o. II surr,me touit pfunoancci ihe Tex.
Tender Arf constitutional
Irrsuu To- authorities rovokoi ihe license
of CAPT Wright of thc wrecked steamer 'il
90 tuiumhus
TurusnAY TIE Massachusetts Legislator
decided arainsf biennial elections
Fnusr The orrce of the 4. D. &Q X u, in
Chicago "a. rol1ci OF t.-.loo In cash. in hfcal
daylight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

ne suossrIbers wisAias % maks q easnss q
,<if easlasss ~ ~ sprInx roald very respesi
80 awe I'll tnrm ca.aoInrrs b .-rIls al
-, 49, ostsssn ~ pre-rnt lIlns snd ~ nrsl dsy
hr uszl knl nach obllxs.
Years respeclfnnr.
A>DRkWs a CCRrfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
MASON BROTHERS,
Agricultural Depot
NORWAY BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE.
The TS Swivel PlOw.
THE b EST YET

To the farmers Oxford aud ali Dining Counties oaer this season
Sv, Pou believe q, bc ti best t market Made from car
wheel iron hardest and toughest wo a Che most expensive % hat
can These Swivel Pow made with Ni'c OF fi Met'
Mouldboarls This Swi,c Poa awarded first premium the
Stat, Pair Flowing Match AMI 1853 W. fully and guan
tee tho Pow and NIL further a' any responsible farmer
Who orders one from U.s. the privilege 90 returning the same
s Of errrse nroded perfect Side I'LL Pow, and does not
work satisfactory m stock Of Reprs constantly on hand consisting m
,rt If Handle. Beams Standards Mouihoar Shoes Points Bolts &c
Bfor bnng p1w call and t Swivel pou, send Tor circulars
gi,ing description prices AMI testimonial We can o you money u
stoe Of Level Iaud Pova row Ca Sc, constantly on hand
Rar,.rn frr tic r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

IIirAv The Republican Town Commit
tee consists of Marshall spring, Chairman,
Marshall l. wadsworih and LEV ellyn A.
Waiswofth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Mnico -ArbaFY 4. Eastman. fOrmaly
OF This town. now OF w0oirun. Rich
county. Utah. Il post master there. lie
IA, a aac ranch. and keeps a large number
% cattle. horse. Ant sheep. Ne has made
considerable money ant Il now quite
wealthy George Eastman Is near him.
The county around aim 1, aoeiy wooded
AMI waiercd, aud nne farming county.
Fnoch Bartlett O. 10 Salt Lake City OF near
thsre william W. F0ss, Alfred u. An
drcws. jr. ant simeon W. Putnam are A.
CITY Boanilfal David l. Brown Is a. East
Bouutfal, an To- Utah. Mos, OF them are
doing very well Iloraiio q. Putnam AMI
Bowers W Borgess. are Al CITY Dount-
mi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
NeiIre % Tsrrele.nre.


NuEartS Navnarf z. narbans. sylvia n
Aif.tnt. al Anus ~ burnknk. a. - elfat 10
- c1auiI o. uti0ri and stsis q Mslns, ~ insr
- Itsake loed iaie1 tne tseuy sIhtn taY oi ~
lNlfl A y -, al recortsf In oxlurd keG
~ ~ nesia boa ~. Paxe tti, eosVeyed 90
.s ile lnicrs Taed . csTtaIu parcel % res eatafs
..latet IN al y issd and 1escs I'D a. foiloss
r. lemesteai ian ~ ~ late Pa J. huftank,
A. Of I'D 1leNd neening thN reai estate wa
AZ sIles1 snsre msynsrt z. haroNnk, AiorS
al 80 lives. a1f cccaglss - q hone@1e.d- AIt
!. 81 80 lsmes nafbank coareyei - huphalet
l-ftagt 81 IA DEED tsted Apfii ., l.ts, recoriei
"a krE Isfrf. hook o, fsEe 90. enoepuns
tllat 80 al lue haf acres coaxeYed ~ tufn
80 turtsns 10 leonart n. buresnk, All ss9
tllli inres iouf n 81 90 acre - ne sssi en1
IT ~ picce Halch lies - - Nofln sIds - ~
- al also excspunE al tat faal barbaat
tafffei 10 barksf = huroank and snrre<ss
- e.a1lunn o. AT mortEaEs as teeu oroksn /,
- inefeiorei ~ reasou % n nresch q M 80
l1l1 t1srsof 81 clam q fareclosars % sAld
BENJAMIN W CLARk.
DAVID OAKLAND.
JOHN HAsELIuN.
liustess andsr ne sil o. samusl fesbelF,i
lats 81 Guss1. tsesssed. :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

FHF subscriber hcrruy gives puoilc notice that
she has been dolly sppointcf ~ ne Hon Julie -
Probate i1r ihs COuntJ of oxford, ani assamcl
thr rust Of Adminttratfln az ne hst.te OF
rTTIH HEAN, late OF Bethel,
It rsIf County. deceased. ID irving bond A. We
law directs sn- therefore requests al persons ~
A. bisi o. tnc ssilfc Of sald dsce tscd 70 maze ~
MEDIATE payment and those Who hafes any az
Insnls ti.ercou. % cnhltlt the sane 20
ANY y BEAN.
Trb IL fssl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

wr.r P,ui.. Mar r. -Fny or m'rc 81.
ttuisi tae n. D circle q Mrs a J. For
tors A Doc more we're goiog bat the non
Appearance of thc big team" iisappolni
ca thea
Toe Uulycrsai.i circle. ~ Cenieuna.
lIau was ysry largely attended Woman
ssrfagc VA. ia vogue. wAi.c the men took
a back seat Oficcrs chosen were Mrs.
Mp Brown. pre. Mf. Anua ioaog.
Vice Pres. Mr. e.. a. Lane. Secretary
Mr. A. J. Curtis. Trcssarcr Business
Committee Mrs. Haitie Davis. Mrs. May
PACKARD. .. 2. Young Maslc was far.
u..hcd ~ che band NJ Jaiian loang
favored the a. ilenoe VITA tNo very aney
rendered songs There vas q recitation
hy . pauhsm. sni a select reading BY
Nls. Ela BarroWs. Bani AMI organ
marches followed hy dance 90 Two. end
si ven pleasant entertainment The
res, circle 4. 20 Mr. , e. iIowcs.
DsuAtfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

Sortn PANS. March io.-rhe " Kettle
Drum Tea given by the ladies' OF The
Congregational Society ou The evening OF
the sih. was very successfai anair both
socially aud financially There were seven
long tables hoant'faliy laden Sith dainty
,ianls that might grace Ac table or a.
eplcare. no handsomely spr,sd Win o.
suit,r.ug array % silver ard glass. 10 Do
which on. village was put under couirihu'
zion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
MASON BROTHERS, Agricultural Depot
NORWAY BLOCK, NORWAY, MAINE,

uXT iHu. ss.-Af a Doart Cd Probate hsld a.
Paris. srhIu alf lortle Caany 81 okiori, ca
co. tnlfI IurslaF 90 lCb 4 ~. i.si
oN tht Tsl boo of Imhf %. Barr - Ann uis'
ulfflk pn lnH fsfIf" H' islth hufteu iaie ft1e
10 80 a. unf.. arrr.sfd, rfafins lor icsuse o.
sell AID uF t0mHrl 40 ihffeal eitate OF sant
dfrl. af Cab b. G. pfIfsie afe, ~ sl pfodaoa
Doe fun ID orr fInNrf.i AL nity "a dflisfs sri
uireit.sk c.ufs o. ihs psfueat Of deits and h.
C.frntll Tn.rr
urtsffd. Iaat Che saIi petitioner give noiics
o. ali rrrsnrs inlrrestefI 3D. ctuting an absfsct
o. tIa D. flon VITA this ORDER ihtfcon o - ynt-
ishff three WrfEa succefsiEgil Ia the okiofd
usm1cfaf. O. lated at Pals, thstthty mai arpeer
a. rroblr CouTt 10 o. held A. Paris IN satl
Couaiy on thf thlrl lutsfsY ol Mar. neNt ~
ed $50 il ife ioItu1un, aui thow cause II sny
ttFy have Wy ihc sane I'D Huii rof Do sfanlsi.
GO a. VII son, juigc.
to- agI-Aftrst. n. e. DAVIS, REGISTER
THE Subscriber her,ty gives Pebble Noiics iaai
stc has hrru Haf appointed bl inu iiln. Judkt ~
Probate o. fhc CnunfF oi oNflri, AMI tssunea
IN trust oi alHiiulstI ffIk uftlc estate ul
IFuEnfAu 80. LAZY taf' uI hiesii
.u srHI IaulfF. urCrlsg1 b. giving nfnd ~ INC
law diftefa shr Ihfffilfc Iflnflis All lcfslns ~
f.tifl I'D fhe estate a. st'1 o. 81 q mske im
M llie plYntrL ani thl1e shl have any DC
manfs lEffoau o. tNlItlf tle sane ~
DEBORAH LAZY,
rbis.l-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

AL,RGE smoant % local natter In ,pye.
i crowded cot this Wssk BY ire report Of
town elections
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

THE ssb-criosr hereby slvss padre notice tnai
abe hss besn duly appointed By The Hos-JudEe o.
Probate for the Cosnty Of otford. sea Assnmea
ths trust OF Exseutrix of the estate OF
ASDREw MARTIN. lsie q Browahsid.
IN ss,d County, dercascd, BY giving bond - the
law directs she therefore requests all persons m
isbted 20 the estate OF said deceased 70 maze
nsnis thereon 70 exhibit the sane 70
Feb. 10. isss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

nm .ans@r,ber HEREBY gives paolle aoucs that
a. Ia. se.n iuly appointed BY the Hon. Judge "a
proh.se for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust on AdmInlstrsfrlx Of the estate o.
A, ..Is County deceased by giving bond as the Lac
directs she therefore requests all persons Who are
lnfebted 20 the estate Of sAif deceased 70 MAKE IN
MEDIATE payment and those uso hAyeany demands
''e'~'''' '-" fIIIxBffH n WHITMAN.
- A 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11

THE ,ub.eribsf hsreby gives paelle nosies tnai
shs hss been daily appointed y ne non. Ssas'
sumes the trust o. Adm inlsifAifih dc toms non
u the estate 81 -.
uESRY N. BRYANT, late 81 Greenwood,
In ssId County, deceased By giving boni a. tns
isw slreeu. re therefore requests All psfsoas 70
Arid 10 The estate Of aid decessed 20 mAfs IN
mediate payment, snd those Who have any o.
MARY E.srkAk>s.
TeO. ~, tssl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-03-11
Professional Cards. &c.


nf.ncF a srr,n~s.
Attorneys and COuusellOrs at la~,
Norway. Maine-
-. sswAnp = srEsHSs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
G. A.. R..

At regular meeting of Phillipsburg
Post, NO. II, G. A r., Department of
Kansas. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
Resolved That we owe to Prof. G..
A. Lewis, for his management and as
sistance, and to Mrs Nj. Jackson, Miss
May Mash, Miss Elsie Lowe, Miss Lelie
Young Mr.. A. G. McClung, Masters
Oscar Strain and Clarence Lowe. aud
the many others who so faithfully assist
ed in the rendition of the Spy of Allan
la' our sincere gratitude, and we here
by tender our heart felt thanks for such
assistance; and it is further resolved by
the post that the foregoing resolutions
be spread on the records of the Post and
that the Adjutant be required to- furnish
a copy of the same to the Phillipsburg
HERALD for publication.
w. w ANDERSON, FRANK STRAIN.
Adjutant. P. C..
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Tribute.

Grandma Calkins will be missed at
Phillipsburg ever so much. Her pres
ence here has been 3 benediction to the
people. She, although fast approach
ing the advanced age of so years, pos
sesses SO much cheerfulness that no one
.coulr be IN her company without feel
ing that a person might become old in
years and still retain the innocent
charms connected with a joyous dispo-
sition. Her soul possesses the strength
which life of devotion to the cause of
Christ and the good of humanity will
produce, and therefore her heart has
retained its glow, warmth and joyous
emotions, being seemingly quite free
from hatred, malice aud bitterness of
spirit She, as all true, undetermined
women are accustomed to do, Tejoices
in whatsoever she believes will promote
the good of the people. There has not
been in Phillipsburg more dihgent,
earnest Christian than Grandma Calk-
ms, She has been blessing to the
cause of Christ in this town. A gentle-
man who is not a Christian remarked
that s'Grandma Calkins was liked by
everybody" Although 1 am not a
member of her church, yet am free to
say that ali the churches in Phillipsburg
will miss her very much. Her earnest
ness, diligence and prayers have been
sources of inspiration to the people OF
Phillipsburg. May God greatly bless
Grandma Calkins. B. R. TURNER.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Phillips County Republican Convention

A county Republican convention will
meet at Fhillipsburg, 4ansas, on Satur-
day April &c, at II o'c ock an, for the
selection of 8 delegates to represent the
county at the congressional convention,
to be held at Downs Kansas, May %,
for the purpose of putting in nomination
a candidate for congress from the 9th
congressional district of Kansas; also
to elect two delegates to attend the6th
congressional district convention, and
state convention, at Topeka Kansas,
April 90. 1884.
The representation for the several
toRnshinS will he as follows.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
FRED E. WINsHIP.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Sumner Township.

| Sumner Township.
A majority of US Summarizes claim to
be Republicans, and we will send men
to Phillipsburg, April 26, who we think
will vote for honest men as delegates to
attend the congressional convention at
Downs May 28, 1884 Men who will
vote first last and all the time for Hon.
Joel Holt for member congress from
this district If they should fail to secure
the nomination of Judge Holt, then we
want them TO vote for the nomination
of some good man from our district for
whom we could vote with a clear con-
science, for if they should animate
carpet Dagger and congressional, tramp
of a man that we have good reasons for
believing to be working for the good of
a special few, and not for the good of
the people generally, we may be COM
PEELED to do what we can to chasti,e the
party, and thereby pun ge it of its sins,
and leave it as pure as its principles.
We pray for a revival to begin Saturday
April &c, and continue as long as we
claim to be free American citizens.
went out hunting to day for some Han
back men, and made long and tire
some search but could not find one.
came the next thing to it however. l
found a man that claimed he had seen q
Hanback, man in Sumner; also found a
man that thought there was man in
the township that had some of Han
backs money 7, so if Holt falls behind at
Downs, Sumner will not be to blame.
The people here are generally in good |
health and in good spirits and think
that Sumner is a good place to live. We
have good, quiet and law abiding citi-
zens here, and we have good land to
farm, good water for man and beast,
and plenty OF it.
Fall grain is very good.
Spring grain is coming up nice and
thick.
Some of the farmere are getting ready
to plant corn. We look for a good |
crop, and are confident that we will
get it. !
Land is selling rapidly and new corners
are plenty.
Lots of the old settlers that went OFF
on a visit east are coming back aud
wasting to get some more Kansas land |
They seem 10 think theLe is no place /
quite Ike Sunny Kansas"
We understand that Mr.. Howard Of /
.Naponee eNeb ex-maii carrier of the /
kirwln and Eaponee mail line, has
opened up store al A1attesOn post Of
fee but as my hunt to-day has made
April 16, "a SLEEPY Hollow.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
GOOD
Morning
Gentle Reader.
Did YOU know that
FRED. E. WINSHIP
had started in
business?
Did you know he is
anxious to work up
a good trade?
Did you know that
in order to do SO he
expects to down
them on prices?

Old you know he has the nobbleSt
store and the best selected stock in
the west.
Did you know that eleven years
experience in a new country gives
him decided advantages.
Did you know that your trade will
be great object to him. and that he
expects to make his goods and prices
an object to you.
1t is good judgme Mt in you to place
your dollars where they will do you
the most good, and after careful
inspection of my stock and prices, if
you do not think that 1 merit your
patronage, 1 do not want it. All /
have to say is this: give me a trial.
pay no rents. Ny expenses all told
are mere trif1c. My goods are
bought for cash and I t1atter myself
that I can sell cheaper than any mer-
chant who does a credit business.
My stock is fresh, attractive and
complete in everything belonging to
general merchandise, and 1 shall al
ways pay the highest market price for
produce.
You will find me doing business in
the old Fred Du:ton store (Which has
been lately refitted) where I hope to
receive a liberal share Of your patron
age, and if your neighbor asks you
tor the news, please tell him about
this little article you have seen in the
paper, and oblige
Your Friend,
FRED E. WINSHIP.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
The south and SOUTHEAST FIOrida.s

Should you contemplate trip to
asheville, Chattanooga Atlanta
harleston, s C Savannah, Ca ask-
.Onvflle, Florida, or in fact any other
point in the south or south-easts it will
he 20 vOur interest 20 examine the Ad-
vanta9es over all her lines offered By
the st Louis, Iron Mountain, & South
ern R'v.-.sTren Mountain Route'' In
he way OF Fas Tine, Elegant EqmiP-
ments sc
as present daily train Is run from
st. Louis 70 Nashville, Tenn making
direct connections with connecting iiness
for boiTts mentioned above This train
conn ects st Nashville with the ssSssl
allie Express, having 8 Pullman f1lass
Sleeping Car Of the very finest make
attached which rams through 20 AK
sonv1lle. Florida without change
For 3urf her information address
T. CHANDER, II = I0WNsRSls
Gea1 TT AT GoRlsas g
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Lost

BY the undersigned, on Thursday,
April 10th, i'll or near PhIllipsbure,
an open faced silver cased English
watch, with three ply shoe lace guard.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by return of same to this office, or to
r. O. SwEARINGER,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Basket Social.

There viii be Basket Social at the
Court House, Tuesday evening, April
30, 1884, given by the ladies' of the M.
E. Church. twenty-five cents per bas-
ket will be- charged, and each basket
will contain lunch for two, and the own
erS name
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Grade Merino Sheep at a Bargain.

One lot of 240 and one lot of AGO. VIII
shear pounds, mostly young, sound
and healthy. Price SO. so per head, on
favorable terms if sold before May 10,
1884.
PILLSBURY Bros,
Long Island, Phillips Co, Kansas.
a20-4W
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
Sale of School Land

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described school land situated in
Phillips county, Kansas, " II be offered
for sale to the highest bidder, az the
Treasurer's office, In the city OF hill
fpsburg, on Saturday. May Sd, 1884,
etween the hours of 10 O'Clock am,
and 3 O'Clock pm. tO-wit:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be Teachers Examination at the
School House IN Philipsburg on Sat
urday, May Sd. 1884.
c. A. LEWIS, Co. Sup't.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-04-24

We acknowledge the receipt Of the
report of the Professor of agriculture,
of the Kansas State Agricultural eol-
lege, giving the result of experiments
for the year 1888, many of which are
interesting and we shall take occasion
to refor to some of them in the future.
We give below our clubbing rates:
HERALD and W'kly Champion, 1928.
{" = " Lev. Times. zoe.
{" (" Chic. News, 500
+" +" Demorests Bd'thly, 800
- /" Toledo Blade %
- Prairie Farmer with
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,wnships will be as follows:

It IS recommended that the several
townships hold their primaries Saturday
April 18th 1884.
n. B. MCCORMICK, wv. WooD.
Sec'y. Chairman
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LOCAL HERALDINGS.

J. H KELLEY, EDITOR
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Union Sabbath SchoOl-Every Sabbath at 10
O'OclOck a. m.
Presbyterian Saba School-At the church
every sunday at ~ IL. IN
Union Prayer Meeting-Every Thursday
evening.
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al IN section Is. town s. range ID ".
Phillips county. kansas.
d. L. SNITH.
Treasurer.
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PresbyteriaL-Rev. TheO Bracken every sab
BATH morning at II O'Clock. Alternate evening"
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Secret Societies.

Secret Societies.
10. o. F.
PhilTpsburg Lodge No. l65. meets every Wed
nesday. Visiting brethren cordially invited to
attend. w. W. ANDERSON, N. q.
z. 4, NJ. butcher, Rec. eec'y.
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Crescent Lodge number AZ. meets every Mon
day evening. Visiting brethren cordially invit
ed TO attend, DAVID MAEKER &C.
J. jackson, K of r ana S.
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AZ. and A. M.
Phillipsburg LOsge uumbeB lo4. meets every
Saturday or before The fall moon. visiLin :
brethren cordially invited to attend.
+. L. M. butcher, se;'y. z. Z. S. Lowe, W d