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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-07
low 10 Write a Christmas Story.
(pILL NYE.l

els this the literary editor 3"
The horse-repOrter looked up and dis
covered . young lady stSgdlng III TBS
doorway.
..No. madam, - he replied. - sup
pose YOU have brought an original stO-
~ and want the literary editor TO .Oon-
mune with it,
eyes. Sir" replied the young; Il
have written q story, and Eapa4 thinks
It is very good. >"
ais there anything in It about the
leave~ turning o golden and the velvety
green Of the leaves ara new sere ana
brown? because Il thgi e i 1t won't do.
The dull-rcd-gloW-o 5the-dying embrr
racket Is what we shall show the public
from now until december Got any
dying embers in your slory7'
a. Thai's all right. he dull red glow
of dying embers works in beautifully ia
a love story, although, as ii rule, young
men who fall in love don't have curren-
cY enough To buy cord or wood 10
make enoers OF. -
," .i8ut why must write my story in
that particular style2'' asked the young
lady.
- Because 1t IS the season for it. You
want 10 start out By saying that as Har-
old NOnesuch, the rich banker, sat in
hi, magnifcently furnished parlnr and
gaZed thOughtfullv into the dull red cm-
.bers of the dying fire in the gra g, there
came tr0Oping up from the dim vista Of
an almost forgotten past, mem 'rieS,
sad, sad memo les, that caused the IN
hidden tear start. Don't make any
mistake about the tear business; and be
sure to have only one tear, because that
Is the orthodox style in stories. Aud be
certain IL is an unbidden tear. A tear
that had received II COZ dial Invitation to
be present and start would 1T & at all.
Then say that The old mans thoughts
wandered back 10 the happy days OF his
childhood. Be certain to have them
wander back. If you were IA say his
thoughts went back, the story would
be spoiled Wander is the
correct style Then when you get the
old man back {, his happy BOY hood
days you want to trOt out Lucy
'.TrOt out who?"
"Lucy-little Lucy Perkins-with her
great blue eyes and golden hair. the
playmate of his youth that he loved 3
dearly and always looked upon as his
future wife, Then lug out another I'M
hidden lear, and finally have the old
man break down ia a Storm Of SO5s.'
''IC's very sad, isp't iLP'' said the
young lady ''Luey died, suppose,
and the old mans heart is breaking -
''No," said the horse reporter; ''Lu-
cy married another man."
. Then WhRt make, the banker weep?'
inquii.ed the maiden.
"Sgmpathy for the other man."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-07
Land Once at Kirwin, Kansas.

$500 February ?, 1885 d.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namVd settler mas fled notice of his
Invention to make final proof in support
OF bis claim, and that said proof will be
Enaiis before the Clerk District Court or
Probate Judge at PhIllipsburg, Kansas,
On March -. 1885, viz:
EmmeIt T Carpenter,
Hid 1881, for the ne or NV or, n hf ne
or and So or ne or section town ran e
18. tie names the following Witnesses
- prove hi, continuous residence upon,
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: A. b.
HOuek, q. w. St5nsOn, Fred Z. Wln>hip
and D.. H4rnOn, ali of Phillipsburg,
KaS. John Bissell, Register.
Wm. Bissell. Atty. i3lm7
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Land Oafse b Klrwin. - a

1881 January o. 1885
Notice is hereby given that the OllOW
ing-named settler has filed notice of hi
Intention To make final piOUf in support
Of bis claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Clerk District Court ul
Probate Judge at Phillipsourgs Kansas
on February 1G, 1855, viz:
George E. Barker,
DIS 5O334. for the " hf sc or, and HI
sw or section u town 3 range 20. He
names the toxic Wing Witnesses TO prove
has continuous residence upon, aud cul-
tivatiOn Of, said land, viz: Frank
Wright, John Dodge, John Bowman
and III. COnklin, all Of PraiFievieW, Kas.
John Bissell, Register
c. A. Lewis. Atty. jlOfi4
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas,


1915 January 81, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the Col
iowing-named settlers have filed notice
of their intention to make final proof in
support of their claims, and that said
proofs Will be made he ore the Register
or r., ceiver at Kirwip, Kansas, on
MAJ ch %, 1889, viz:
Nlary i. NEEDLES,
widow of William P Bfeddles, decease d
HE No 1897, fer the NV or section %,
town 5, range l8.
also No. 8674
Andrew W. NEEDLES,
He No 1896, for the ne or section p
town range IS.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: c A,
Brown w. +. Horn. la FarnswOrth
and Dan'l Gingles, all of Margin, Kas.
feb7march2S John BiSsell
q. j. Lamb, Atty. Register,
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Land o&ce at Nrwin Kansas

LHUNL -allgo ID AIIWLl NELIstLSs
$685. January 2S, 1885.
Notice is hereby giYen that the follow
Ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof will be
made befnre the Register or Receiver at
kirwin, Kansas, on March Il, 1885, viz {:
A. Isbell,
I'll --, for the ne or section town
. 20 II. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon, and cultivation of, said land
vi: J. NJ. Nichols, p. A Cox, ". Il
Nichols and I. q. Larkins, all of Hill
side, Kas. John Bissell, Register.
Z. j. Lamb, Atty. j31m7
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LAID Office At Klrwin. Kansas.


s4O6 January Y, 1885.
Nstice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has fled notice o.
his intention tO make final proof in sup
port "f b s claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk Dist. Court
Or Probate Judge at Philiipsburg, Kas.,
on March 1885, viz:
Edison Goodrich,
HID 1O9O8, for the g hf So or sec. 50,
and " hf sw or sec. 81, town 2, range
10, He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence a. on,
and cultivation of, said land viz Isaac
Todd, OF Fhiilipsburg. Kan~a>, and j
II Ham, Frederick Robinson and j.
NJ. Sallee Of JimtOwn, Kansas.
j17fl4 john Bisseils Register.
VIM. Bi~sell, Atty.
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Land Omoe at Kirwin. Kansas.

A5tAu4 OAAlC5 a. 4A4EHBus AduSesSa
1858 january Il, 1855.
Notice i hereby given that the follow
Ing-named settler has tiled notice Of his
intention To make final proof IN support
made before The Register or Receiver al
Kirwin, Kansas, on March 2, 1885, viz
Elmer j. Martin,
Hid l4IOO. for The n ht ne Or zee ; toWp
2, aud e or Sc or sec 30 and Sw or 50
qr sec 80 town l range Il. He nauaes
the following Witnesses 70 prOYe his
continuous residence upon, and cult IVA
lion OF. said land, viz: Z X. Hill,
Ward Mitchell, John Bra non aud John
Hill, all Of Crow Kansas.
j24l28 john Bis>eH. Register.
D. dye. hapin & bulge, atty
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-07
Land Omoe at Ii win, Kansas.

84O7 January y. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice ol
his intention tO N Ike final proof 10 sup
port of his claim, and that said prO0f
will be made before Clerk District
Court or Probate Judge at PhilliPsburg
Kansas, on March 2, 1885, viz:
joseph n, Gregg.
Id 1927 for the e o. sec II, town
range I6- He names the following
" theses ~ prove his continuous resi-
de"Os upOn, aud cdltigatiOn esf. said
land, viz Mile. Gipe. James Grimes
john Lille and Ans hst Bsutler. all ui
Myrtle, HANS. Jqhn 81 SELL Registe .
jl7fl4 Vim. Bisseus ATTY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-07

State Of kh0sas
Phillips County.
10 ). \. Kelley j. W. -S'radlev,s Tes-
Sc Bass, J. r. [ Ottrell and j.. Is. Mack i:
YDu are hereby nolified thai pursuant
10 q n0tlre duly served ON me by
James s. Robe u, VII
proceed 10 survey, locate
and establish the following corner. aud
lines, to-Wit: he exterior ard Sub-d,-
vi~iOuaI lines and corners. qf section 80 -
.el "a town bQur "a tapge seventeen
40. in said county, alsd that viii
cs4EnlnsHe5 SAID survey Qp the Pad dal
of March, A. y 1855, 81 sae suuthU est
corner of said sUetIOn.
f7f2S W. B. Stubert,
County Survivor
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Land Office at Ktr8in, kansa~.
1865 December 20, 1884.

LaLU OLIC5 DO hiTSIiIs haIIsit~s
1865 December 26, 1884.
Notice i, hereby given that the follow
ing-naned settler ha~ flied notice Of his
intention to make final proof in suppuu
of hts claim. and that said proof will be
made before the Jerk District Court OF
Probate Judge at Phillipsburg, Kansas
on February 9, 1885, viz:
p. NJ. Lee,
Id 1878 for the G hf ne or section 81,
Rnd " bf NV or section p town 2 range
20. He names the following witnesse>
to prOge his cOntjnuuns res dence upon
and cultivation of, said land viz j.
e. Steele, of PbilliPSburg, Ka,., Henry
st. Clair, of Long Island, Ka-., and S
Z. PUgue ana Mnry Shufty, Of i'rairie-
view, Kas. John BIssel, egisteT
Vim B!Ssell. ATTY. 1877
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LAID Ullice at Kn win. Kan.as.
Jan. %, 1885.

Jan. %, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lOwing-named settler mas filed notice OF
his intention 10 make final proof in sup
port Of hi claim. and that sald prnOi
VIII be made befure the CLERK District
court or Probate Judge st Phjlipsburg,
Kansas. on March 10. 1885, VIZ;
Juseph Hoover.
HE No. 5Ts2, for the ns Or sec 5, town
l, Range IL. He names the following
witnesses 10 prove his continuous resi-
dence upOp. and cuitis alton of. said
land, viz: John F. RambO, Ezra s..
Whitney, I. e. HaWley and jackson
RambO all Of Re- gblican CT y, Neb.
j22t2S John Bisssl Register.
VIM. BIsseIl, Any.
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La0d Oaiee Ct KirWin. Kansas

oS0O OHHu@Ey y 1857
Notice il hereby given thatths follow
ing-named ettler has filed notice OF his
intention To make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made helOie the RICHTER or Receiver at
KIrwin Kansas, un March 2, 1885, viz .
+. X Hill,
Hid l41O5, for the NV Or section 4. town
2, range II. He names The following
witnesses I'd prove his CONTINUOUS resi-
dence upon and cultivation of, said
aud viz n. G. Plumer, james Dern-
img, Ward Mi c4eil and Elmsl Martin,
ali OF Grow, Kansas.
j24 % John BisSell, Register.
Dodge, Chaplin & Dodge, atty.
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

-1t'IN D44LND % TIT " I''9 IAE-IIIFl7-
1918 January &c, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lrwng manned set Ter has hled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his cla n, and that a.d proof
will be made before the Clerk Dis'ric:
Court or Probate Judge al Phillipsburg
Kansas, on March Il. 1885, viz:
Charles Cal man,
Hid. 16441 for the hf ne or and hf
NV qr sec 10, town 3, range Is. he
names the following witness es to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cul-
tivatiOn of, "a land. viz: w f.
Woodward. Ben Delhi, !. NJ. Cox aud
d. Il. Ives all OF Phillipsburg, Kansas.
janSlmch7 John bissel,, Register.
VIM. BisseIl. Atty.
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Lana ONCE Al kirwin. Kansas.

Land Otfice a hirWin. Kansas.
s498 January %, 1885 .
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lywing-named settler has filed notice of
bis intention To make inal prUof in sup
DUrI al bis claim, and that said prGOf
viii DO made before the Regi-ter' or Re
eeiver at KIrWln, kansas, on March :,
1885, VIZ:
George BOgenrief,
I'D. 1920, for The hf ne or and n hf
nW o. Sc 35s town ! range IL. he
names tie following witnesses 10 prov .
h.s conGihuOus residence upon, aud cut
Iivssi ion 81, said land. viz: J +. Dixs.,n
lsaaG +. DiEzOn, samuel Philips AID
5ha8, Bellows. ] 81 Grow, Kansas.
hn8l niBh7 John Bissel!, Register
a. y. AiasAeson. Att'ys
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Sale Of School Land.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing described school land, situated
in Phillips county, state of kansas,
will be offered for sale to the highest
bidder, at the Treasurer's office in the
city Of bhiiiipsbuTg, on Tuesday, Feb
ruary u, 1885, between the hours of III
O'Clock, a. N, aud O'Clock, p m, to-
wit:
Description: ap'd val. val, imp.
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Land Ofice at Klrwin. Ilansas.

84U2 january L., 1885
Notice is hereby given that the Ioi
lOwing-numed settler has flied notice Ut
his intention 10 make final proof ia suI,-
port Of ella N, and thai laid proof viii
be made before Register AID Receh 81
at KiIwin, Kansas, on February q,
1894 VIZ.
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B. F Dorsey:

Hid. No. 1912. for the hf 81 or,
81 sw ar sw Sc sec Y, town 3. range Ia,
he names the following Witnesses a,
prove his continuous res denCe u-On
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: L.
l. Allison, 1. w. Rigge, w g. Adam
and II A, GoshOrn, Ill of Ma,v.n,
Kansas John Bissell, Register
jl7-f2l-d 90 DOd2e. Chaplin & Dodge
Att'Ns.
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e&O6 JanuaFy ~, 1886.
Notice is hereby given shat the fol-
lowing named settler has filed Sotice Of
his intention te make final proof in sup-
port of his claim. and that said proof
viii be made before Probate Judge or
Clerk district CUurt at Phiilipsburg.
Kansas, on March IA, 1885, viz
Thomas Lenahal,
Hid. 1929, for the sw or Sc or Sc or
sw or AID hf sw or sec. II, town 2,
range 70. He names the following tsfit-
nessss to prov has continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz
Joseph s. Eriant and w. NJ Ferguson
of Dickeyvllle, Kansas, and j G.
Steele and c. II Iefingwell Of Phillip
burg. Kansas, J"hn Bisseil Register.
il7fl4 VIM. BiSsell. Airy.
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Thomas Lenahal
Land Office at Kirwin. Kansas.

e409 JANUARY y, 1855. ;
Notice is hereby given that the fOIs
lowing settler has filed notice OI
his intention TO make final proof in sup
port of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before Probate Judge or
Clerk District Court at Phillipsburg.
Kansas, on March Il, 1885, viz;
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COUNTY Surveyor


Ad9N4 0
Obtained. and al other business i'm
the u. =. Patent Office attended To-
or dfDUERAT.E FEES.
Our office is oiposite the L. s. PAT
ait Office, and we can obtain Patents
"a less time tlan those remote frOm
TA.SHINGIO
Send MODEL or DRAWING.
We 4d wise as 10 5,ateHtability free "a
charge; aud We. mike No C'HAE T.
ENLE'SSs8 Z OBTAIN PAIEAT.
We refer. here Ia -the 49OstAlASt
the Supt. OF Money Order Div, and t.
fIicials of the u. -. Patent Office.
SCR circular. advice terms. and REFER
noes To actual q nts i'm your owl
state or County. write 10
G &. SNOW & GO.
)ppnsit,. Pal, NJ CfliCs Wa~iib-f.
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Lanes Hopner,

Id. 1923, for the W EFF ne or and E
hf NV or sec. % Town 2 range 10
He names the following Witnesses 1.
prove his continuous residence up u,
and cullIvation.Qf, said land, viz. j.
seph Friant and w. N. ferguson ol
DckeyvIlie KANSAS, and J.. C. Steel
and < II LeffingwrH OF Phillip burg
Kansas. John Bi,seil, Register.
5IHl4 VIM. Biasell, Atty.
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Tunis F. Gingles,

DIS. 1890, for The sw or sec %, town
;, range 10. He names tpe following
Witnesses TO prove his continuous 1851
dence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land, viz: Frank Meddies, A C
Brown, Frank II r. and Andrew Med
dies. all of Powell, Kansas.
jan21mch7-p J B John Bis,ell,
Dodge, ETC., ALt'ys' Register.
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Frank N. Justin ,
Lad Office At Kirwin, Kansas.

s5l5 January %, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
loVit C-named setter has fled NOTICE Of
his intention 70 make final proof in slp-
port Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register or Re
Gel, Or al Kirwin, Kansas, on March Z,
1855, viz;
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- 0mce d. Klrwin. 80.

85l4 January 20. 1885.
Notice IL hereby given that the fol-
lovyiug-naEned settler has fled notice Of
his intentiGn t., make inal proof in snp-
port of his claim. and that said proGf
will be vaade before Register or Re
cei.er Al Eirwin, Kansas, on Mach 90
1855, viz:
Frank n. Justin,
Hid. 65lT, for the 9 bf ne or sec 5.
town 2, and hf 50 qr sec .32s town I,
range I6. He names the fOllCWing wiz
nes~es TO pro his .OntinuQus residence
upon. and GA tivatipn of, said land. viz;
Lewis Mal0aff. TENTS Petersen, N SleI-
ter and John Carroll, all 81 Mat ssOn,
Kansa John Bis ell. Register.
jan3lma Up
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ID, u 6MITH- 90. Ireasurer.
jRn25 Phillips CO.. Kansas.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-11
Wanted His Property.

A boy, while walking along tho
street, found a half dollar. An old
negro who saw him pick it up, said
"Sonny, in yer rambles dis mawnin'
hez yer seed anything o er piece O.
silver money I lost some money
summers an it stresses me nightly
elbow much money did you lose ?'
..Oh, l los err quarter an er dime
an er fifty cents an er dollar"
Il found fifty cents just now"
''Wall, femme take it if yer pleases,"
Eyes, l will, in a horn"
'sWhut! Yer gwine to rob er man O.
his property?" va
go on now, will you? You saw me
when l picked up the money. I'll bet
you never lost a cent in your life"
.'Dat's de way er ebil-minded boy
allus talks. All, Lawd, de futur' is
gwine ter be trublesomer when all desc
boys grows up. Never mine, sab,
ketch yer out in de country some time
an lll'whup yer tell yer:wish dat yer
had gin me my property. "-Arkansaw
TaNUeIer. =
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-11
ABOUT PARROTS.

The Gray Better Than the Green-The
African and Mexican Varieties.
A gray parrot with a red tail stood
on the top of his cage and loudly ex-
pressed a desire for crackers, while the
bird-fancier pointed to him and talked
to the customer.
"That's the bird for you, SIR" he
said. .'He know as much as an ordi-
nary child already, and he is only a
year old. Why, he can say ANYTHING
he bears, and can bark Ike a dog in
addition"
Dog" repeated the parrot gravely:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
.'He's an African parrot" the bird
fancier continued, ''as intelligent as
any l ever saw"
. A green parrot with a yellow head
caught the eye of the customer, and
he said he liked its appearance better
than that of the gray parrot, and he
bought it.
He made a mistake said the bird
.fancies after the customer had gone.
''But 1 always find it more profitable
to let people have their W way. Now
there is nc comparison between these
two birds. The green parrot can't
hold a candle to the gray. I'll guar
antee the gray one will learn anything
that he hears, and remember it, too"
A little girl interrupted the bird
fancier by asking for ten cents worth
of bird seed.
''Give it to her quick" remarked the
gray parrot. Then he looked severely
at the little girl and said, ''Mary Ann,
I'll tell your ma"
..African parrots" the bird-fancier
continued, after the girl had gone out,
..are the cleverest Of all the parrots.
and there L close to four hundred
varieties of them. Their memory is
something wonderful, and l don't be-
lieve that they ever forget a sentence
once learned. They a pronounce the
hardest words not only in the En-
glish language, but in other
languages. An African parrot learns
very quickly, too and if you de-
vote a little time to him every day you
would be surprised to see how quickly
he would get along. Some of them are
very amusing at times. l remember
having sold a splendid bird to an old
lady who had several daughters who
not very early risers, and gave
the good old lady a great deal of trou-
BILE on that account. About seven o'clock
every morning she used to go TO the
foot of the stairway and call. Maria.
Louisa, Carrie, get up The girls did
not mind it very much, and used to
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-11
A Cotton spinner's Success.

John Horrocks, one of the pioneers
of cotton spinning in England, was the
son of a small quarry-owner. He was
the younger of two surviving ons Of
a family of eighteen children, and as
he grew up to manhood he and his
brother Samuel helped their father in
the business of making and selling
millstones. But John was not content
to devote his life and energy to the
chipping of stones. 1t was not long,
therefore, before he came to the deter
mination to try his fortune in cotton
spinning, and he contrived to get q few
spinning frames, and in a corner of his
fathers offices had them erected. AL
though he did not altogether relin-
quish his original work of dressing
and polishing m%illstoncs he gave him
self to his new occupation with SO
much ardor and industry that even his
father was compelled in time to &C.
knowledge that the prospects of the
cotton yarn trade were much more en-
couraging than those of milestone
q%uarrying. He labored early and late
at his new business. He worked his
spinning-frames with his own hands,
and was SO painstaking and thorough
in every detail that the yarn he turned
out soon acquired a high reputation
for its excellent quality. The principle
that he laid down for himself at the
commencement of his career and to
which he rigidly adhered through life,
was that the work that his machines
accomplished should be the best of its
kind. This principle, he said, was the
foundation Of his fame and prosperity.
m Y. Post.