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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06

The Argus speaks of an "augery to the
administration" 1t means, we presume,
that the administration is likely to become
bore to the democratic party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
Valuation of Property.

How Two ASSESSORS VIEWED AND AS
sEssED THE SAME PIECES OF PROPERTY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06

The countenances of Office seeking dem.
ocrats wear troubled look.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06
From the Portland Argus.

From the Portland Argus.
Its language is remark ably clear. Its
meaning is patent. There can be no reading
letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06

Remember the ward caucuses this
evening. Nominate good tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06

In 1874 Mr. Guy Turner who was as.
SCISSOR that year, valued property of Seth
c. Whjtehouse as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06


Emery, Eugley, Foss, Goodwin, II amilton, Harding
Heath, Hill Of Auburn, Hinkley, Houghton. Hous
ton, Jupkins Kaler, Lancaster, Littleted. Mallett
Martel, Mason Mattocks, McGillicuddy, Moore o.
Gardiner, Moore or Thomaston, Morrill,, Oakes
Packard, Pendeton, Philbrook, Randall, Richie
1sr.ner Shaw speAT' staples stllngs sweetland
port, Webb, White, " hitmarsh, Wyman-57.
Mr.. Hale then moved to reconsider the vote
whereby the house voted to recede and con.
cur, and lay the motion on the table and as
sign afternoon for Its consideration. The
motion was lost.
Mr.. Hale OF Portland was called to tn
chair
House document No. l73, an act to amend
section l56, chapter so, of the revised
statutes, relating TO taxation of costs, came
up by assignment, the pending question be.
ing the adoption Of amendment A., offered by
MIR. Littlefield of Rockland The amend.
ment was adopted.
The same gentleman then moved to amend
amendment A by adding the following: "or
within thirty days from the term following
the receipt of rescript from the law court.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
then passed to be engrossed as amended.
House document ISL, an act to provide for
Bureau of Labor Statistics, came up by as
signment, but was again LAID on the table and
assigned for consideration Immediately after
the disposition of Senate document No. 12l,
on motion of Mr. Lit:lefield of Rockland.
Senate document No. 12l, an act relating
to recovery of lands sold or forfeited for nom
payment of taxes assessed by assessors of
towns, came up by assignment, the pending
question being the substitution of the minor
ity for the majority report.
Mr.. Heath of Augusta called attention to
the great scope of the bill.
Mr.. Sprague of Monson supported the
measure in brief speech.
The minority report was also favored by
Mr.. Dickey of Fl. Kent and was opposed by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-03-06

Messrs Moore of Thomaston, Walton OF
Skowhegan and Powers of Houlton.
Mr.. Sprague replied.
The motion to substitute the minority for
the majority report was lost, and the major
ity report was then accepted.
Resolve in favor of the Secretary of State
for the payment of bills for advertising,
postage, etc., came from the Senate passed to
be engrossed, was read twice and passed to
be engrossed in concurrence, under a suspen-
sion of the rules.
On motion of Mr.. Heath of Augusta,
Adjourned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

january, 1886, or said petition viii
be taken Us true, and Judgment
rendered against James n. Scott uuG
Rachel i. scott. for the sum OF S5uU
with interest thereon &C the rate of
j. per CENT. per aunum. From Nov
enlheF sin, lsel. and for costs OF suit
and further Judgment against all
defendants for the foreclosure OF a Ger
tain mortgage made by James ri. Scott
and Rachel j.. scott 10 GnberJ G. Gay
bearing date November Sth- 1851, up-
Ou the following described premises
situated i'm the unity OF Phillips and
STATE OF kansas. tU-WIt The south
laii ul the southeast quarter and the
west hall OF the southwest quUrter OF
section TWO [ n an township hFee [3l
OF range seventeen ll4I Eld add
Judging that the plaintiff has the
first lien on said premises 10 the
amount for which Judgment will be
taken as aforesaid, and ordering said
premises sold according TO law, and
The proceeds thereof 70 be applied: list.
TO the payment OF the costs OF suit;
2nu. 20 the payment of any unpaid
ruX es which may be u lien on said
premises, and 81. To the payment OF
the amOUut round due Iiamlul, and
forever barring and Purchasing said
defendants ana all persons claiming
or 10 claim under them or either oil
them OF all right, tile, interest or
equity of redemption in or to said
premises or any par, thereof
O. a. SiAULDING,
dec-l4-3w Atty Tor Pltrts.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District CONT of Phillips County, Kansas.
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, co-parruers.
doing business under the name, style and firm of
Gilbert AZ Gay Plaintiffs
VS..
ira Jcl-2rds, William G. . avison. Mary j. Davi-
C.. Cradle, katherine T.. Cradle, Mary Blanchard
hose, Mr. Rose, husband of Mary Blanchard
Rose) whose given name is TO plat tlfs Unknown.
and David L. Bartlett, pe eudu Is.
Ira Jehurds, A airy D. Dawson, Francis H. hrO-
man. ola roman, FRANCIS G. traole. Katherine
4. Cradle. Mary blanchard Rose, Mr.. Rose. fhus-
bard of Mary Blanchard EOsel whose civ coz
name is to plaintiffs uuEuCWr, and DaS id
L. Mtlett viii take notice that yru have
been sued in tine q owe AIMED court, and that
you must answer the petition Gled therein By
the above named plaintiffs on or before the % III
day January rec said petition VIII be taken
true, aid Judgment rendered. against Ira
Jetfarls for the g. 2u.OO With Jere-L there
nary nd. -. 81 ID for costs If suit, aru p uTUheT
iud me aiusJ all de ,uCuUJs OF the foreclosure
certain mOrLg &c made 10y ira 81 Guards TO
Gilbert * Gay, tearing date January -nu, oo,, up
comfy ot Phillips and State OF Kansas. to-Vlt:
The south half a. the southeast quarter norJLV esq
quarter of the southeast guarLer and the southeast
quarter OF The southwest quarter Ct section eleven
adJudging that the plaintiffs have The L,-G len on
said premises TO the amCut or which luCgme' L
viii be aiken OIc-H q, and ordering said prem
Uses sold according 20 law, ana the proceeds LlereO
SD Z: 2nd. To the payment OF any unpaid taxes
which may bc d ] cu said premise b., ana 5TI
To the payment OF Lhe gmOUur found uUl uiutlits,
and forever barring and ICreclCF5Ig said dc e. 81
ia, IN or either of them OF ID right. ttle terest
or guilty of redemption IN or 10 said premises or
y laIt lheIuo'. g. Il SPAyLIlAG,
dcl5.5W Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas.
William L. Gilbert and Henry Cav, co-partuers
doing business under the name style and firm of
Gilbert tl Say, Plaintiffs.
Joseph SHELTON, annie Shelton, Francis VI. Vro-
man. Eola Nromau. mora S. bicEfOrl. OrlO W.
blcL1i0FJ, Francis @. Cradle, Katherine j.. Cratic.
J DWELL C. 10y sara Q. Lloyd and LaVld L. Bart
lett, Defendants.
FTauCiS NJ. Nromau EoIa Nr01nau, Francis c.
Cradle, Rather ne D.. Gratje, Lowell a. L oyi.
Sara - lloyd and David / Bartlett VIII
axe notice that Yen have been sued in the
above named court and that you must answer
The petition He'd therein by the above AIMED plain
tits on before the 10Th day of January, g. OF
said petition VIII be Ia. en- true, and Judgment
rendered asaiusUJCseph Ike ton and Annie SHELTON
for the sum OF e5l0C0 with intcFes thereon at the
rate Of = per cent Per ann um as follows:
rom Nov. 18th 1881; and or costs of suit and q
further Judgment against all defeuCa Is for the
foreclosure o. q certain mortgage made by Joseph
Skcl on and Annie kcltOu TO Gilbert l. Gay, bear
ing date November 18th, Us ], upon the follow
lnS described premises, situated DO the county
OF Phillips eUd tate of Kansas .rO-vlt: The
southeast quarter of section twelve p. in town
snip two O. OF range nineteen 81. and adj udg-
i~eS TO the amount 20. which Judgment viii be
taken as aforesaid, and ordering sad premises
sold according TO law. Fud the proceeds thereof 10
be applied: st. To the payment of the costs Of
SUIT Zill. TO the PAYNE of any unpaid taxes
Whlt b may be lien ON sal premises, and Bird. To
the payment of the amount found due plaintiffs,
ard forever barring and foIeclosiug said derrud-
them or either of Them of al right tie, interest
or equity OF redCmp ton i'm OF To said premises or
any pant Thereof. c. a. SPAUll.IN q,
deC5-5W Attorney or plaintiffs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
PUBLICATION AOTr E.

lu the District Court OF Phil fps ecu ty, Kansas
WI liam J.. Gilbert and Henry Gay, copartrcrs
doing Us ness under the lame, Sd lie and firm OF
Gilbert 81 Gay, Plaintiffs,
Wilder s. Drew. Mabel A. Drew and David l..
Z gTtIett. Defendants.
You. the above named defendants, and each of
yen, viii take notice that you have been sued IA
the above AIMED court ana that yOu must answer
the petition flied therein by the above named plain
tits on or etOre the 10Th day of january 1886,
or said pet ton Will he taken tine, and u iudg-
A. Drew for the sum of So o. with interest
thereon at the rat OF j. per cent. per uuHum
frcm april ISL $50 and for costs of nit and q
further Judgment agsiust all defendants for the
foreclosure or q certain mortgage made 10y Wider
s.. I.rlw ANA Mabel a. Drew 10 Gilbert N Gay
ieariu- date April lst, 1852, upon the fol owing
described premises situated In the county of Phil
iu~ and state of la sas. to-WIt; The south half
Of the southwest quarter the u0Tth-weet quarter
% the south Wee quarter and the southwest quar-
teTuf the northwest quarter # section one On, in
township five 90 range nineteen s} and aCJulgluE
that the plat tls have the first said premises
10 the amount for Whch iuI=menU viii be taken as
afuUesa d, aud ordering said premises sold accord
i'm LAW, and the proceeds thereof % be applied.
lst the EmcuuO' the costs OF suit. End. o the
uayueaU of amy unpaid taxes 40 Lich may be lien
on 80 premises, and r1- q % the payment OF the
auCuEt found due pla MUS. and iFreyer barring
and 10 et losing SAID defendants ana all persons
claimi . or 90 claim under them or either of them
az all iat title, Interest or equity Of EedenP ton
aH CT 10 said premises or any part thereof
c. 5. p ELDING-
Gec5-3w Attorney for Piai-tiGs
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

In the District Court of Phillips County Kansas.
illiam J.. Gilbert ana Henry Gay, co-partners.
doing business uuder the name. style aud lrm of
Gilbert & Jay Plaintiffs
John G. Miers- lydia L. Niers. Willard Landfare
attic X Landtare, Francis g. Cradle, Katherine
T.. Cradle. 81 s. Ransom, and AIrs. Asa s. Ransom
wife Of Asa 5. PA. SOM whose 2 ven name is TO
plain tits unknown, Defendants.
John G.. Miers, Lydia L. riers. Francis C.
CRADLE, Katherine u. CRADLE, Asa S. Ran
som and Mrs. Asa S. Ransom (wife OF ASA s..
Eausom) whose given anne Is 70 Pliutifz un-
known viii take notice that Yen hive ieeu
euel in the above named court, and that
YOU must a. sWer the petit on filed therein
by the above named plaintiffs on or before the
th day of January, is g, or said petition viii
be taken as tue and z Judgment rendered
agaiustJt hn O. 81 -ers and Lydia l.. AIeFs or the
sum of 600 with interest thereon the rate of
T. per cent per anuum from april lsL 49,,
and Tor cCsLs Of suit, and further Judgment
against an defendants FOR the foreclosure OF GER
l. M ers to Gilbert d. Gay, bearing date a Bril LIST,
lN-2. UpOu the Glowing described prem SEES =itua-
ted in the county Of phillips State % kal sas,
20 Wit: The north half of tine northeast quarter The
Q. ,nWeFL quarter of the southeast quarter OF
section UWCury-OUe q ia township five of range
iueteeu Sd, and SdJudgins that the plaintiffs
have the first iar on said premises 20 the amount
ordering said premises sold according TO law. and
the proceeds thereof 20 be applied: st. To the
payment OF the costs of suit: nd TO the payment
of any unpaid taxes which may be Il lien ON said
ICu due pl.J utIEF. and o.over barriuy and fore
closing said de Uauts and all persO .IuiaE or
10 claim under them or either OF them of all right
title, interest equity of redemption in or to said
6. A. arAULDrG.
Cec3 3W Attorney OF lautJfs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

Keller for the sum Of 500 with interest thereon
at the T Je OF - per cent per asl um from JAM
uay list. I-S'. for costs of suit, and furJl =
or Judgment against aii defendants Tor tbs fore
Ing date January 1EL 1881, upon the following
described premises situated iu the comfy OF b. nil
lips and tate of Kansas, O-Wir- he east half
IS the southwest quarter az eecti-u NO o. and the
east half OF the northwest quarter o. section eleven
u1l IT, township three C2)of range eighteen - ana
adudging that the plai tits have the rSt lien on
said premises % the amount for which su1gmet e
VIII be taken 25 aforesaid, ana ordering sall pfell-
ises sold accOTd TO law- and the proceeds there
Cf % he applied: LIST TO the payment OF the costs
of ru5t; md. To the payment OF any unpaid taxes
which may ne a Hen 0U said premises q d sra O.
the payne of the amount found due pl-lnJlHs-
and forever barrirgand fOreclosi said defe Giants
a all persons claiming or 10 claim under them OF
either OF them of an right title. interest OF equity
of redemption IN OF TO said prem SEES or any part
Thereof %. A. SPA GLIDING
Cer5-3gV Attorney for .IalurlIs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

ise~ situated in the County of Phil pc
and State OF Kansas ta-Wit: The south
west quarter of section seventeen 40
in township five l5l, of range
seventeen 40. and adjudging
thatth plaintiffs have the first lien on
said premises to the amount for which
Judgment VIII be taken us afoTe said
and ordering said premises sold
according 10 law. and the proceeds
thereof to be applied; 1St. 70 the pay
uent of The COSTS nfsuit; 2nd. To the
payment Of any unpaid taxes which
Iuay be lien on said premises, and
3d. To the payment of the amount
found due plaintiffs, and forever bar
ring and fore closing said defendants
and all persons claiming or 10 claim
sUpder them or either of them OF all
right. title, interest or equity of re-
demptiOn in or to said premises or
any part thereof.
G. A. SPAU~ DING.
dec5-3W Atty for plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
PUBLICATION MOTTO

In the district court OF Phillips county
Kansas.
William il. Gilbert and Henry Gay,
c0-purJuers, doing business under the
maine, sJY lie and uTnl 81 Gilbert az GAY
EIuIutIus,
Matthew SHELTON, Bridget Manning,
Thomas Manning, Francis l.. GruDIe,
katherine l.. GraUle, Lowell - Lloyd,
Sara q. Lloyd and David l.. Bartlett.
Deitudauts.
Bridget Manning. Thomas Man
ming, Francis GIaule. katherine &.
Cradle, David l.. Bartlett Low
ell Z. Lloyd and ) .ran q. Lloyd
VIII take notice lhut YOU have been
sued IN the above named court, and
that you must answer the petition
uled therein 10y the above named
plaintiffs Oh or before the I6Jh dgV OI
january, 1856, or said peIiuou Will
be taken as Lrue, ANA Il Judgment
rendered against Matthew oKtILou
the sUnl of SyUJ with int. UutreOu al the
rate or i Der cent. per aunuu as fol-
lows: from July Ind, 1851, and
for costs OF suit. and d further iudg-
menL against all ueieuduuls Tor the
foreclosure ola certain mOrt gage made
by Mathew SHELTON and GilUerC L. Gay
bearing Date May nth, 1851, upon
the following described premises stu
uted in the county OF Philips, state OF
tAailsus t1-Wit: The SOUTHEAST GUAR
Ter Oh section one 1 in township / =
ul range nineteen 10 and ad5udgiug
that &c plaintiff has the liIsJ IIuu on
said premises TO the amount Tor which
Judgment viii Ice taken as uIorl said
and uTteriug said premises sold uc-
curdIug I'd law, and the proceeds
Thereon 10 be applied, Ist 70 the pay
ment of the costs OF suit; ID. TO the
payment of any unpaid taxes which
may he u lien on suId premises, aud
81. To the payment OF the amount
,Ouud due plaIulIT, and forever buI-
ring and loreclOsiug said defendants
ANA ali persons claiming or To claim
under theul or either OF them OF ulI
right, title. interest or equity OF re-
deuption IA or 70 said premises OF
amy part thereof
q. "A. SPAULDING,
dec-j3w ATTY for plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
aIharshes.

baptist services, rev. n. j.. Holman viii preach
-Dut the Presbyterian church, ON state street DC
tween Fourth ana Fifth. the hreJ Sunday ia every
month at II q clock q. II. ~
T1resbvferian church, on State street between
Il Fourth and Fifth. Preaching by the Pastor,
Rev Theodore l;racken, every sunday ut ] o clock
a. m, excepting the first sunday III euch hoLLh.
Sabbath school every unday at 40, a. ~
M L. Church, corner of Third and G treets.
every TWO weets at Ii O'Clock, a. IN. Sabbath
school every sunday 1T 10, "a. ia. General pray or
meeting every Thursday evening. Young lOiks
prayer meeting each Saturday evening t-Sl
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
FUNLICAIION NOTICE.

In the District Court Of Philips Co.,
Kansas.
William L.. Gilbert and Henry Cav, CO.
partners doing business under the
name, style aud firm Of Gilbers & Cav,
Plaintiffs,
Thomas Ross, Mary S Ross. Francs
@. CRADLE, Is atherine z. Cradle and
David l.. Bartlett, Defendants
Francis G. Cradle, Katherine h. Ora
ble aud David L. Bartlett, viii take
nOuce that you have been sued
in the above named court, and
that you must answer the petition
filed therein by the above named plain
tiff on or before the 10th day of Jauu-
arys 1886, or said petition VIII be AIKEN
as true, and a judgment rendered
against Thomas Ross and Mary 5. Ross
for the sum of $500 90 with interest
thereon at the rate Of Y per cent. per
annum as follows:
From November LIST, 1881, and for costs
of suit, and q further judgment against
ali defendants for the foreclosure OF q
certain mortgage made by Thomas
Ross and Mary S. Ross 20 Gilbert &
Gay bearing date EOVembeF list, 1881,
upon the following described premi Is
state Ot Kansas, tO-Wib- The east half
of the northeast quarter, the north
west quarter OF the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the no tn
west quarter of section eighteen (16),
In township I've ca Of range nine
teen Q9), and adjudging that the
plaintiff has the first lien on said prem
ises to the amount Tor which judgment
wlIl be taken q aforesaid, and ordering
said premises sold according TO law,
and he proceeds thereof to be applied I.
1st TIC the payment Of the costs OF suit.
2ud- To the payment OF any unpa d
taxes which nay be lien on So L
premises, and 3d. To the payment Of.
The amount found due llantln, aBd
forever barring and t0-ecl9siag sand
defendants ard ai persons claiming or
TO claim under them or eisber Of them
81 all right. tlllp, trse est or equity az
redemption in az 10 sad prem ses or
any part thereof.
dec 5-Sw g. A. SPAULDTNG,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
PlB. iCATION NOT o..

IN the District Cou of Philips Coui ty, Kansas.
VII lam L. Gilbert a. d Henry Gay. 0U-parrners,
tiOiuE business under the name, style ana hIm OF
Gilbert a. Gay. Plaiutifs-
Charles ". Keller. Nancy j. Keller Elizabeth j.
Evuns T.. 60. Evans, Francis 80. Nroman. Nola
y % man, Lowell T.. LlCyd ana Sara O. Lloyd, De
PENDANTS
Frarcis GI Vroma~, Nc1a Vromar. Lowell c.
lovd and sara g.. 0 Cyd I'D take notice thar
YOU have Teen sued iu the above named ceurL
ana that ven must answer the fpeutou d ed
therein by The above named plaintiffs on or be-
fore rhe .Cth day Of January, 1885, OF said
Detftfon VIII be taken rs true. ana 5udgnent
rendered against charles ~. keller and Nancy J.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

In the District Court of hilips {, unity. Kansas
W liam L. Gilbert and Henry Gay, Co-pat eIs,
doing lusiHCs uuClI the Name sty-e ANA arm OF
GilbeIt 81 Gay, Plaintiffs,
John 81 Usu6 and Da, id 7. part.ett, De cUdautz.
John NJ. Huuk and David l.. Bartlett Will
take notice That yCu have been sued IN the
above uuu eel ccUIJ, and that yCu must arr
sWer the letiJiCn Il cd therein 10y the above mann
aud FIR costs of suit, and 1UIt hCr Judgment
against al Ielendu- 6 for the fOTeClcs ure Ger
ed plaintiffs ON or Ctore the 9th day If Jalu-
airy leeG. or said petition Wiz be taken ais true,
and u JUDGMENT renueIed against } ohm ii. hauk tOr
th. sum OF S, 90 ~ ith interest thereon at tie rate
OF - per cent. per uuLum fICm March end, % A.,
tain mortgage made by 5Chn Hank &c Gilbert O.
t.ay,t caring cate NIar e. ma Is - upon the follow
lowing desc riged premises situated Il the county
of Phillips and state OF Kansas, 90 NIt. Tie
half of the northwest uarttr of section SIX 90 M
ad u.- ling that the plaintiffs have the first lien on
said premises the amount tor which 5uCgn-eii e
viii taken aforesaid, and ordering saiA
premises sold according ID aw, and the proceeus
thereof 10 be applied list. To the pay meII OF
the costs of suiJ: q. o the payment Oh amy uu-
paid taxes which may be lien on salu premises,
and Sd. To the payment o the amount iound
due plaintiffs, and forever barring and inrecloslnE
saiI dcfenda. Is and an persons cluiTuI or 10
clui.l under them or either OF them all right
tit e, interest or equity OF redemption ia or 10
said premises any Part thereof
G. a. ~PAJLD 'NG.
dcc5-Sw Attorney Tor Plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12

Following IS She program for the
Teachers Association, January md,
at Phillipsburg.
1st. Music, Miss Eidred,
2d-Essav, Miss Lane.
Sd Song, w. l.. POrer-
th-Deeiamaiion, Miss +. VI ebster,
5th-Spe ling Match, by Association.
Gth-SDlg, Coming Through the
Rye, - Miss Minnie Mcbride,
Tth-Es-av, Miss Mary Lowe.
6th-PapGr-- III Young.
9th--faper. Miss BiereR. is the pres
ent mode Of examining teachers likely
90 raise the educational standing Dis
cussion opened By Miss Norris.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
pUBLINATLON NOTICE.

In the district court of Phillips
County lZtnzts.
William /. Gilbert and Henry Gay,
co-partueTs doing business under the
Name, finn and style of Gilbert IL
Cay, Plaintiffs.
Aaron Baker. Mary A. Baker and
David l. Bartlett. Defendants
A-uu tile above Manned defendants and
each of YOU Will take notice that
YOU have been sued I'm the above
named court. and that YOU must
answer Tie petition filed therein by
the above named plaintiffs on or he
sore The 10th day OF January,
1856 or said petition will he taken
as true, and Judgment rendered
against Aaron Baker and Mary
a.. Baker TOR thc sum OF S40n01 with
interest thereon. at The rate Of Il per
cent per anuum as follows
From February lst 1852, and for
costs OF sniu. and n further Judgment
AGAINST ali Gle eudants for the iorrciCs-
ure al a certain mortgage made by
Aaron Baker and Mary A. Baker 20
Gilbert d Say bearing date E'eb. lsr
IeS2upOn the following described prem
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-12-12
Arrival and Departure Of MANS,

Mail east and west via c. p Mo. Pacific r. r..
arrives Z ?. M, leaves sop. m, daily
Alma and hilipsburg-Arrives -. ~, Mon
davs. and Frilays; leaves j p m
Ioro Island and PEcurg-ArrlYes j m and
leaves .. m, on tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Nance ard hiilipsburg-Arrives p IN, Tues
days and Fridays; leaves a. m, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
WagnerzviIle and hillipsbUagh-Arrives D. m
and leaveE8 p IN oIt = uesupys ana 11at urtldys-
Post once HCurs-t pens a. IA, closes nt p.
m SUNDAYS opens D. IN. and p m, clio Cs l1
a M and 30 p. N. Money order business closes
atop u. Nomouey order or register letter Iusl-
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