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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
PUBLICATION NOTICE - CON
SpRUCrIVE SERVICE.

In the District Court of Phillips Co,
i'm the State of Kansas:
Nettie NJ. Ruth, Plaintiff.
".
Edmond S. Ruth, Defendant.
The defendant Edmond y. Ruth
will take notice that the plaintiff.
Nettie NJ. Ruth, has brought action
against him i'm the district court for
Phillips county. State of Kansas.
That her petition is now on fiie i'm
said court and that he must answer
hel petition on or before the 18th day
of September, 1885, or the petition
will be taken as true and Judgment
rendered against the defendant; that
the bonds of matrimOny hetw.e her
self and the defendant be dissolved
and that the custody Of the minor
child be awarded to the plaintiff.
j. N. SAI.-.EE,
lSEAL Clerk District Court.
G. ". Sdnson, Atty for PITT. augl5
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26

$780, 00 SEX :.... . s.. S. !.
bv mail You viii Get free q peck
ace ,f goods of large value. that wiil
start YOU i'm work THAT viii 40 once
bring YOU ian money faster than anE-
thing else ia America. All about the
500, 00O in presents with each box
Agents wanted everywhere, or either
sex, Of all ages, for all the time, OK
spare time only, to work for as as
their own homes. Fortunes for all
workers absolutely assured. DON'T de-
law ii. HAI.LETT IL Co., Portland
Maine. 5-l3-Iyr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26

In the District Court OF Philips county Kansas:
Leander Gaibreath, Plaintiff,
A. w. Tracv. Anna NJ Tracy,
Gilbert & Gay, d. i Bartlett
Ruben Rogers and An tman
Miller q Co., Defendants.
The said defendants. Gilbsrt & Gay, % T, Bart
lett and Aultman Miller & CO., win take notice
that you have been sued in the above named
court and that yOu must answer the pet ton fled
therein by the above named plaintiff 20 or before
VIII be taken trus and a judgment rendered
against the defendants, A. ". Tracy and Anna
NJ. I acy, for the sum OF S2l4.40, with interest
thereon at ~ per cent per annUm from the 5th day
OF eptember 1855 and for costs of suit, ana
further Judgment q uinFt the defendants A. ".
Tracy, Anna NJ. Tracy Buben Rogers, aud
4ulman N'ller * CO., for the for closure of a
certain mortgage made by said A. W Tracy and
Anna ~. Tracy, 10 IeaHder Galbreath, dated
property, situated in Philips county. Kansas,
20 wit: The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter ana the norrh-east quarter Of the north
west quarter CT Section one CD, OWH>hip four az
Range nineteen { '9l, containing so acres more or
less and adjudging plaintiffs lien prior 10 the liens
of said Ruben hOgers and Aultman Miller g. co.,
and an order for the sale OF said mortgaged prem
ises according 70 Law, subject 20 the prior liens
Of defendants. Gilbert & Gay and D. i. Bartlett
and forever Earring and foreclosing said defen-
Dents A, W Tracy, Anna NJ Tracy, Rubes Rogers
and An tman Miller j. CO., and all persons claim
Ing 20 claim der them or either Of them, OF
an right title interest and equity Of redemption
IN OF n said premises or ~ part thereof.
LAT EST j. H. SAilsEE, clerk Dis court
MCKAY g. MCCORMICK, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Sep - 8W
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
Lid Omee 81 KirEln. Kaneas. }

u=uhL llLLs lSSo-
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has aled notice OF his intention 10 make
anal proof in support OF clam, ant that said
District Court at Phillipsburg, Kan. on september
82d, 1885, viz;
WARD MITCHELL,
lid No. 10O32. for the hf SW or Sc or SV or
4 and ne NV Sec 9, town ., range Il.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land viz; L. IL. Hin, C. Piummer J. L
Dunning OF Crow, Kansas, and Frank Sheemn-
kers Of Philipsburg, Kansas
JOHN BiSSElL, Register
Lewis & KOFns, Attorneys. aug-l5
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
PUBiICATION NOTICE.

IN the District Court Of Phillips Co.,
in the State of Kansas:
I. j. CLOSE, Plaiutitf.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26
Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of Phillip
Leander Galbreath, Plaintiff, }
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-26

In the District conTt Of Phillips County, in the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27

The Ancient Order OF Druids Of the State
of Indiana met yesterday morning in annual
session at Marmont Hall on South Illinois
street, with the following officers present.
Grand Noble Arch. Jacob Howsen, Bale
City; Deputy Grand Arch, Ernest +. Knodle
Indianapolis; Grand Secretary, G. Ratjsn,
IauI encebure; Grand Treasurer, William O.
Niland. Indianapolis. The reports OF officers
we're received and referred. The secretsry's
report shows membership in the State of
700, and with eleven lodges. The Treasurer's
report shows invested capital, SIG, 600; cash
on hand, $1,000; receipts for the year, So 900;
expenditures. 50 .000 The last item includes
81 200 for burial expenses, 5000 for relief of
sick members and $3.50 for widows and or
phsns of deceased brothers Routine bust
ness occupied the balance OF the day. The
lodge will adjourn tonight.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27

A Train Leaves the Track Near Bright
wood-Five Men Injured.

There was another wreck yesterday morn
ing at o'clock on the Belt Road, near
Brightwood, on the Wabash extension,
which caused heavy loss of property and
came near killing five men. Engine No. 10.
of the Belt Road, was hauling :losd
of stock to the yards, and when it came
to switch near Brightwood. it was
in some manner unknown to the train
crew thrown from the track while
crossing the frog, but which is supposed to
have become disarranged in some way, the
switch being apipulsted by an electric ap-
pliance. The train was running at the rate
of twenty-five miles an hour, and the force
was such that upon ju mping from the track
the en- CINE rem across the gutter aud buried
Itself partly in the bank, the tender being
rolled on top OF the cab and boiler. There
were five men on the engine st the
time who were Henry Hay, engineer; James
Bolton, con ductor; William Evans. firem an;
Edward DeSanno. brakeman, and William
81. He ttrick, section hand. all of them being
more or less injured Eogineer Hoy was
thrown from the engine and pinioned in the
midst OF the escaping steam for fifteen
minutes. Heroic efforts for the rescue were
made. Gid Wymer. q brakeman, who was on
the train, but not in the wreck, hurried for
ward with an OK and cut away the tim
bsrs from the impris oned engineer, while
such OF the other train men as could move
about, poured water from ths tender upon
the injured man. Hoy was found to be badly
bruised and scalded, but will recover. he
was removed to the home OF his mother, cor
ner of New JERSEY and North streets. Brake
man Desanno jumped in time to clear the
wreck, but in alighting received painful
bruises. He lives at $50 West Market street,
whittier he was removed in the city ambu-
lance Mr.. Bolton went down into the wreck
and was disabled from bruises on the head
and back, and severe scalds on the right leg.
He has been made as comfortable as possible
st the home of bis daughter. Mrs. Lehman,
Sol Massachusetts, avenue. Fireman Evans
escaped serious injury. Hettriok was crushed
In one foot and vas scalded and bruised. DIR.
Msrsee was summoned at once, and was &C.
cupisd most of the morning in the work of
relieving the wounded men. Tue other
trains of the road were not delayed by the
wreck. The loss 70 the read can not be de-
tefmined until the wreck is cleared away.
Most OF the damage Is TO the engine, which
was at first thought to be a total loss. The
wrsckiDg crew, however, went to work to re.
move 1t from it's place IN the bank aud III is
found not so seriously Injured as was at first
supposed
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
Asks to be Readmittsd.

The standing committee of the Indiana
Episcopal diocese held a meeting yesterday
to consider the application OF DIR. p. b. Nor
ian, of Ohio, for reinstatement as member
in The Episcopal Church. DR.. Morgan will
be remembered as having about ten years
ago conducted a series of very successful mis-
sion services in the Episcopal churches OF
this city He subsequently, joined the Re.
formed Episcopal Church. and afterward the
Presbyterian Church. Hs now seeks 10 re-
turn to the church of his first choice. The
standing committee referred the application
with a Recommendation that il be granted TO
the Bishop OF Southern Ohio, DR.. Jsggar, un-
der whoae jurisdiction the gentleman was re-
siding at time OF HIS 'apostasy."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
OLD PAPERS.
Good conditioned old papers for sale at
this office at only 40 cents per hundred.
CITY IN BRIEF.

The Light Infantry has begun drilling for
the Philadelphia encampment.
William Harris. OF Union City, has been
appointed member Of the Governors staff
with the rank OF Major.
Thieves secured S. in cash aud a meer-
schsum pipe by breaking into st. Jose ph's
Institute night before last.
A man named Brown, aged eighty five
years, employed by the Little Sisters Of the
Poor, fell yesterday and broke his thigh.
The German stiona anx o ewatk, n.
j., hiss filed suit in the Federal Court against
John Rowe, OF Danville, on q note Tor S725.
Nine carloads of fire-proof thing was re-
ceived ut the new State house yesterday. 1t
will be used between the floors and ceilings.
A banner will be presented to Joseph r.
Gordon Post G.. A. r, to night, at the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, by the ladies OF the
Relief Corps OF the post.
The headquarters OF the Grand Chanc sllor
and all the Grand officers o, the X. of P. Will
be located at the Grand Hotel during the
meetings next week.
The department was called to Geisendorifs
mill at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, a fly
ing spark having set fire to machine aud
causing $50 loss An extinguisher was
used.
The Fish Commissioner has bean applied
to by the officers OF the Underwood Gem.
etery Company. OF Fort Wayne, for enough
carp to stock three small lakes in the Gem
etevy.
Persons attending the Broad Ripple G. A
r. meeting on Thursday night are req uested
to meet in their conveyancss at the corner
Of Ninth street and Central avenue at $50
O'Clock.
A May party will be given at the Batler
homestead, corner OF Park and Home ave.
nues. this afternoon. for the benefit OF the
free kindergartens. Ice cream and cake will
be served
Samuel Perkins was assaulted by an un-
known man on West Washington street last
night and quite roughly handled before as
sistance came. The man made good his es-
cape. Perkins offers SIS reward for his arrest.
Virginia Avenue Rink was we'll attended
last night, about 600 persons being present.
The special attraction was q race OF two and
q half miles for the championship and q
gold medal, which was won by John Alex
anoer. Time, 10:l7H.
A runaway occurred last night on West
Washington street, . merchants horse
hitched to spring wagon becoming fright
sned. A citizen jumped in the wagon ut the
corner OF Mississippi, but finding he could
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
HabipQ'5 Shot.

Louis Habing, OF the 10Th of this month.
fred a revolver at cat from his pre- mises on
West Washington street, but missed the
mark, and the bullet struck within few
inches of the infant OF Louis Dunn, whics
was at the time within It's mothers arms, she
sitting in her own house at the time. The
matter has caused no little feeling on the
part OF some OF the residents OF the neish
essiness on the part OF Hsbing, lest pros
ecution be commenced against him. The
matter is TO be examined into today or to-
morrow, IS al sffidavit has been prepared
charging Habing with firing inside tine city
limits.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
The Mexican Orchestra Don cert

The concerts which are to be given by the
Mexican Typical Orchestra at Plymouth
Church, Friday afternoon and evening,
premise to be the musical and fashionable
events of the season. As an indication of
the very favorable impression made by the
organization upon the OCCASION OF their for
mer visit here, It is only necessary to state
that the sale of seats, which began at No. 10
North Meridian street yesterday. realized
more than $3.50 in few hours. Entire
changes of programme will be given At each
entertainment. and those who want choice
seats should secure them to day, as very
large attendance is already assured.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27

not control the animal jumped out as
Missouri street. The animal was caught
near the river.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
Roberts Convicted.

James Roberts was convicted in the Fed.
eral Court yesterday on three counts in an
indictment charging him with passing coun.
terfeit money. The bills were of the $40 de-
domination on the First National Bank OF
Cincinnati, and quite q number were passed
by Roberts and his confederates on the night
Of November 16
The case of Porter overman, u co'ored
youth OF Greencastle, under indictment for
forging the name OF his employer to a n oney
order, was given to the jury yesterday after
noon.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27

The following names have been proposed
as Nominating Committee to be voted for OF
the Board of Trade to day, from IL to 8 D
M, seven 10 be elected: w. +. Piel, Jr., ]
+. Pratt, George w. Sloan, II. @. Newcomb.
O. Van Camp, s. L. Williams. ]. A. Perkins.
J. A. Wildman, H. Bsmberger, Thso. Pfaflln.
X. w. Cathcsrt w. III. Bennett. Ben +
Goodhart, L. M. Fitzhugh, w. +. Ksay, Wm
Kiemyer, John Schaffner, A. IL. Schwinge
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
Seriously Injured,

Samuel kennedy, carpenter, met With
serious and probably fatal accident yester-
day morning, by falling from scsffold en-
Ash street, where he was engaged at work
kregelo's ambulance was called and the in
jured man was taken to bis residence at 173
East Washington street The physicians who
attended him found his spine badly in ured
and express the opinion that he can not re.
cover.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
A Serious Blow.

Thomas Wayland, an employe of the stave
factory on East street, Just south of the Belt
road, became involved last night In war of
words with q colorsd man employed about
the same establishment aud the latter,
finally selling q club. dealt him q heavy
blow On the side of the head. knocking him
seDseless apd inhictipg wound three inches
long end baif-inch deep. Waylaad resides
on the corner Of Huron and Noble streets.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
Penn sylvania Company Lessee j. NJ. aud
L. Railroad.
surRINTrs pENr,s OrFIc

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 26.
After the LIST proximo the city freight bus
mess OF the Jacksonville, Madison and In.
dianspolis Railroad (Pennsylvania Company
letsee) will be transacted at the freight sta.
ton of the Chicago, st. Louis and Plttsburg
Railroad, corner OF Virginia avenue and the
Union tracks. Oran Perry. in connection
with his other duties, will act as agent of the
Jacksonville, Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad. L. w. NICK EMMA,
Superintendent.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27

II. Techentine & Co., % South Meridian
street, have o large stock OF fac harness,
single and double, in stock OF their own
make. This firm leads the trade in fine
harness, at ret IS Inable rates
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
GRO wa HILL LINE.
Frank Birds Transfer


Will run line OF buses Ito Crown Hill
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May %,
% and 80. Leaving the corner OF Illinois
and Seventh streets at so p. M and 230 D.
M; returning, leave Crown Hill at and
D D. mA
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
THE zoo.

The Zoo management gave matinee
yesterday and also night performance. The
bill this week is drawing one and the West
End amusement lovers are locking in to
Tee it,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-27
New styIesiwau Paper.

Carl Moller, 16l East Washington street,
has elegant Few styles Wall Paper and VIM
dow Shades. You can Go better here than
anywhere else in the city.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-10
COMMUNICATIONS.
MILTON.

The Rev. DR.. Underwood, our new NJ. E. min.
lister, has made very favorable impression on
our people. His discourse on Sabbath last.
"Christ the King Of DEATH" gave general salts.
iaetion, and was listened to by an attentive and
appreciative congregation. The lover OF fac Ian.
guage and depth Of thought, cannot fail to be
pleased and instructed while listening to his elm.
cidation Of Scriptural truths. He forciblv re-.
minds us Of our much admired, gifted and tai.
ented Lightbourne.
There was some excitement at our school cleo
ton on Saturday. We elected George A. BRYAN
A. H. Maushp and J. H. B. Mustard a commit
Zee to serve three years, vice James Wilson. 7
L. Black and J. H. Davidson, term expired, and
7. L. Black,a committee for one year to fin the
unexpred term Of J. A. Collins, removed to Sea-
ford. After considerable argument as 10 the
means, modes or methods Of raising taxes. we
succeeded in raising $4,000 in the three consol.
idated districts, independent of the amour. re-
quired by statute law.
II is really distressing when we take a calm
and deliberate view Of the business outlook for
in this community. J. L. Black. Jr..
Is building dwelling, and the Messrs. J. W. Fox
& Bro, win build large storehouse. These
are the only Jobs mechanics have at present.
The large majority Of our working-men are ship.
'arpenters,and these have been unemployed for
ix or seven months one OF them told me a few
lays ago that he had not made twenty-five dollars
n six months. Some Of them have been able to
lde over the past winter by teaching school and
ther emploments, while those who have not pos
essed the advantages and qualifications for other
ursnits, have had a hard time. II the present de-
ression continues, God only knows what the Ia.
oring classes are going te do.
Fishing is the only occupation that can be said to
e active at this time. DAG !
MILTON. April sth, 1856 il
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-10
BOVER.

considerable excitement prevails here. owing 70
'ne escape Of six prisoners from the iaf Tbe
names Of the men are as follows: Bob Alien uonr,.
ltaisia' Caleb stepney, William Reynolds. wilIi,,s
bryan and John Bodine the two last are from Nh
iord' The facts as near as cai, ascertain sro
Follows The first door is a wooden one. and tbon
there are Iwo iron doors these latter were nrieJ
open and when the turnkey opened the woodcn
aooF 10 give them their dinner, they rushed pasr
hlniand ran out OF the front door before to o,tor
ished turnkey could recover, and were on Tbc
alarm was sounded and pufsuers were soon coin,
N every direction. It Is thought thew had tbis |
pan IN view when Raisln gave himself nm so cos,I,
Up to latest accounts they have not been eoptnro5
The haf-mile race at the rink last niobt for ~,
championship badge, was won by Master V,c,or
Jiark, aged nine years, then followed tho ,r,r5
march which was very pretty sight. A mcn,ho.
Il the Legislature went to the rink. and ,bonnt
ot invited to take seat on the floor of tbe bonss
i'd so nevertheless.
The Legislature very busy, butitis not expected
nat they will get through with their business ~
me to adjourn sine die on Friday. As,rT ''
April Sih 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1885-04-10
LlcnLN.

our former townsman. Geo Morrison tr am
; iamiiN now Of Georgetown, visited Lincoln I'M,
remained over Sunday. '''" '''
Aei,ers from northern staies ten Ms Of tbe lsrg
snow banks there. hence The cold winds ana rnse,
tied weather here.
On monday iasii llna the three-year.old dauvb
Ter OF +. c. shew, fell into a tub OF water No.
nFst. The child was playing on the porch and I.
supposed to have fallen in backwards For.
tunatcly Mrs. shew was near by. and bearins I.
eommoton ran to the assistance Of tho u,,le a..
IN time to save iis life after some severe strap,.I,
ana choking Lncky tie water In the M ,ros
not hot. ''o was
we see several Of our neighbors making gardens
lhe past few days, which reminds rs OF tbe ooo,t
Things that we soon may expect from good soil ana
proper tillage. -''u
henry Dutton has in training very fine black
colt the property Of II. v Truitt OF this Mace W.
are iooking for some speed from thisanimalin dpe
course Of time when Henry has improved md ~.
veloped his good qualities.
ME- Putnam Shew has not improved In bo.I,t |
Tor the past week. owing to chanreable and v-nd, |
weather which does not agree with his throat and
lung trouble 0'' anu
we understand the basket factories Of this place
will start soon. paw
we are very mueh In need of a good BARRIER
and harhess-maker at this place
'ood room and arst-cass location could he m.
AIMED here for any OF the above trades by the iobt
lind Of a man. '''e 'iSu'
slas says now that he has accepted the alavor,s
NICE ana Is doing his best for all concerned. he
ilnkS the ielers might let him alone aud not nBt
is name in print -1U ''0' put
LA-snerpa Iruiit has been working too hard to
'siu Wi-h ihis spring; he has rushed into pIonob
y ana piantingand is now quite lame. lie saws
nas made up his mind now to take more time
Id not put two days work into one. -