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MORNING,

Of intoxication; and for impartiality's sake the
but the expectation is that beginning will be
made with pAmite masquerade on Monday, at
the Academy of Music. Every one Of the fash
ionable stockholders there and at the Metropol-
itan is liable to prosecution and in forlorn hope
the commissioners are liable to go at them.
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Seven Times Married and Not Yet Forty.
Enc al "a A fla Ir.di

bpeclaI 70 inc Indlanap0lis Journal.
NATION. ILL.,. Jan. 9-George Womsley.
formerly of Tuscola, H., is now in jail at Paris
on charge of bieamy. He is not yet forty
years Of age. yet he has been married seven
times, and all of his wives are living. He has
also thirteen children. His last venture in the
matrimonial line was when ne took in Mrs. Lizzie
Moore. Of Paris, q few months ego
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S 0OO!.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK BY THE
MODEL
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK BY THE

We shall take annual inventory in week. and want
reduce stock $4,000 by that time We have cut prices
unmerculy Never hrst-class Clothing offered
such saughterng prices shall make this week. All
Overcoats offered at
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Immense cut in prices of
Underwear, Gloves, etc.
Heavy Grey Shirts and
Drawers. s...............--....... 10
Balance ofone line of scar
let all-wool Shirts and
Drawers, cheap at 5Oc,
now go for. .25
Striped Shirts and Draw
ers; were 75c, now gofor so
Extra fine Fancy Striped
Shirts and Drawers; re-
duced from $1.5O to......S1. 90
Fine Scarlet Shirts and 2
Drawers; reduced from
S1.75 to....................... 125
Extra heavy and fine
White all-wool Shirts
and Drawers; were 50
and 1925, 60 now for. 1.5O
/ arm MlLConS, WOTCn AOc,
60 for. .................-.... .O5
Heavy Cashmere Cloth
Gloves; were SOC, go
now for. r.......... .35
Lined Black Dogskfn ~
Gloves, cheap at 6Oc,
so for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Muff1ers all reduced.
50c Brocade Silk Hand
kerchiefs cut to-. o......... Ok
Several lines fine Silk Flat
Puff Scarfs, worth 4Oc Is
Some worth Soc and 6Oc 25
STANDING LINEN COLLARS, all sizes. III
Odd lots, PER DOZEN. .lU
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
SUNDAY-Fdir weatAer, slowly
rising temperature.

"nON'T YOU KNOW it's
hard enough to tell the
truth about what has been,
without trying to tell what
will beg" snarled the great
Horace Greeley once to a
sub-editor.
Well, now, last year we
couldn't get enough dollar
Cardigan Jackets; SO this
year we made ready with
a great quantity. But, no!
the people wanted the
higher-pric Jacket at
$3.50 and So. More silver
in circulation, probability
So, rather than invoice, we
this week put on sale the
remainder of the dollar lot
at FIFTY-SEVEN cents.
w TT r. NJ
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

were revolving In character. At the
conclusion Of MS remarks, the Judge
pointed TO q handsome young woman )
Sitting IN the room beside Miss Kate
Field. and announced that she was the
victim to whom he alluded, and that
she was ready 10 undergo crOss-eXami-
nation and verify the statements.
After ten days discussion the Senate
passed the Post Once Appropriation
bin. together with the am eudmeat apg
propriating $500 ,UOU for subsidies to
American vessels for carrying the
mails. Senator Plumb, Of HANS, refer
ring 20 the opposition of the Southern
Senators 10 The subsidy amendment,
took occasion to remark that the South
was behind the times. Ii responded,
be said, To the wishes and principles
ineuleated by Calhoun enforced by
Taucey and represented to-day by Jet-
fersOn Davis.
Senator Morgan of Alabama here in
teFpOsed TO com ment upon unfairness
of this class Of argument, lie cum
Dlaiued that il was made at so late d
stage Of the debate that the Southern
men could have no opportunity 10 reply
TO It. As for himself, every name men
toned by she Senator from Kansas was
cOnsecraJed in his memory as the name
of an honorable and great man. ii e
hoped the state of Kansas might some
time produce such a character as Mr..
Calhoun or Air. Taucey or Mr.. Davis.
Air.Plumb answered that the South was
today taking up the song where it left
off in 1861, and he criticised the course
of Senators who would ask for mil
lions To improve the Mississippi for
commerce but were not willing 10 vote
anything to develOpe commerce from
the mouth of Miss. TO other lands.
Certain society circles have bee n
much interested in an event which has
Just taken place in connection with the
family of Col. Jerome BOnaparte, who
lives in this city. aud who is IL great
nephew, you may remember, TO the lst
Napoleon. On Wednesday Col. Bona
parties step daughter, Miss Edgar, aged
twenty, who took the white veil a year
ago, took the black veil and the per-
petual vows of nun poverty, chastity
and obedience. She will be known in
her religion, as Sister Mary de Sales .
The young giIls' action was a surprise
to many. Not only was she admired
in fashionable circles, but her sur
roundings have always been most at
tractivs, and her home on 'tK'' street
is one of the handsOmesJ in the city,
She never had any fOndness for society,"
however, and since she left school has
been disposed to be a reclUse in her
elegant abode.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay. c0-partuers
doing business under the HuIue- style and Grm
of Gilbert a. Gay, plaintiffs.
Robert O.. iuey. Augeliue NiHey. Francis C.
Cradle, katherine T.. CRADLE. William Hammond,
Mrs. William Hammond, wife of William Ham
InOul hose given name is 10 plaintiffs unknown
and David i. Bartlett defendants.
Robert C. Whey, Angelina Whey, Francis C..
Cradle, katherine j.. Cradle William Hammond.
Mrs William Hammond. wife OF William Hamm0ai.
whose given ulIuc ls Do plaintiffs unknown and
David J.. Bartlett defendants will take notice
that you have been sued in the above named euuFt
and that you must answer said petition OF be-
fore the 18th day OF June. 1885,, said petition VIII
De taken true. and % judgment rendered ugF5usL
OF 500 with interest thereon ~ the rate OF u per
cent. per anuum. from October g. 1881. and for
costs of suit and further judgment against AL
PENDANTS for tuc foreclosure of certain mortgage
made by Robert g. hIucF and Angelina Whey %
Gilbert 81 Gay bearing date October o. 1881. upon
the following described premises situated In the
county OF philips aud state OF KANSAS 10 wiz
The south west quarter of section thirty-Uuc l3I
IN taWushIp uve l5lD OF range eighteen GSJ con-
tanning 100 acres, and uujudgiHg that the plaintiffs
have the first lien ON suid premises 10 the am
aunt Tor which Judgment Will be taken afure-
said and ordering said premises sold according
10 law. and the proceeds thereof To be applied
lsI 10 the payment of the costs of suit; 3D. TO the
payment OF any unpaid taxes which may be % lien
said premises, and 30 To the payment of the am
cunt found due plaintiffs. and forever barring and
foreclOsiug suid defendants and all persons claim
ing TO claim under them or either of them of
all right, title, interest equity oI redemption
G.. a. SrAULBISG.
mays Attorney for plaintiffs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
EMMA moLLovs STATEMENT.

Mrs. MnIloy has at last come ont in
long allirle denying all the charges Of
The late Graham and proves beyond a
doubt, by the sworn statement Of seye-
gal persons, that she was not at the
places mentioned by him in four spe-
rIGc cases AT the the times he asserted
they registered as man and wife. Ora
ham Is ROW dead and it matters not if
every particular charge uttered by him
Fhould DC proven false, the fact that this
disproval wa Withheld until after the
death of Graham viii create an unfa-
vorable Impression in the public mind
chat can never be effaced. Mrs. Mol
10y serms TO realize that her fame and
reputation are forever furnished in the
] ublio mind and says in conclusion:
al am aware that this is not written for
those who have gloried in my calamity
s' wished my de ,trnetion; it is for my
friends all over this land who have be-
eyed in nay honesty Of purpose. To
1hem wish to say, though have
made g.evIoas mistakes, / have had
most honest intentions, and surely no
one has suffered in this cyclone more
zh4n EmnL MOAiy."
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

Gov. Larrabee, of Iowa, has issued a
proclamation relative 10 the enforce
ment Of the prohibition law. He calls
earnestly upon all temperance societies
and other bodies organized for kindred
purposes TO exercise new energy in
assisting in the enforcement OF. the law.
Priests, ministers, teachers, and the
press are especially urged to use their
best efforts TO enlist the moral forces of
the state in the cause. He says: Let
the judges, attorneys, and others OF the
courts be pains taking and persistant in
enforcing the law, both in letter and in
spirit. Let the sheriffs and peace Off
GERS be fearless and vigilant, and let tho
mayors and all other municipal officers
awaken 70 new zeal in their efforts to
secure its observance. 1 eNh1rt all citi-
zens to lay aside partisan differences
and by determined efforts Danish the
dramshOps from Iowa.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

The supreme court OF the United
States rendered the following decision
in the case of Lorenzo Snow VS.. the
United States. Snow was convicted
under The Edmonds act for unl.wful
rehabilitation aud sent 70 prison, where
be now Is. lie appealed from the de-
cree of the supreme court of Utah,
which sustained the Judgment of the
Lwer court in which he was convicted.
The supreme court of the United States
lO.ds that it has no Jurisdiction in the
gases and therefore dismisses the suit.
Justice BIatchfurd delivered the opin-
ion of the court. He held that in the
Cannon case the the Jurisdiction was
not considered aud, rs the case was de-
aided at the present term it had been
decided 10 Ic call the mandate and dis
miss the case for want of jurisdiction,
in order that the reported decision may
not appear to be "a precedent for the
exercise Of jurisdiction BY the courts in
y case Of this kind
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
prBIIcArIoN 80

in the District Cr III % Phillips County xmas
William L. Gilbert 4ad Henry Cay.
tio-partners. doing business under
the &auIe, style and lEm Of Gilbert
u Gay. Plaintiffs
samuel b. Weeks Ann j. Weeks,
Aeumle bingham. Francis q. era
ble- Katherine J.. Cradle Byron ~
Marsh. Mrs. I7 ron 81. Marsh lElle
OF Byron ". Marsh. whose given
name is 70 plaintiffs unknown and
David J. Bartlett Defendant.
Neunie Bingham. Francis a.. CRADLE Rather
Inc i. Cradle, Byron M. Marsh Mrs byron vs. .
Marsh and David l.. Bartlett. VIII take notice
that you have been sued in the above named
court, and that son must answer the petition
nled therein by the above named plalntlIz on or
before The 18th day of june ldo or zlll pet--lul
viii be taken true. and d Judgment rendered
against Samuel b. Weeks and Ann d. NcekH Tor
the sum Of $50 with Interest thereon NJ the rate
OF u per cent. per uuHum- from july lsls l6oi-
and for costs Of suit, and further Judgment
certain uortguge made by Samuel ID " eeks ana
Ann j. Weeks TO Gilbert b Gay. bearing date
July isI- 1881. upon the following described
premlEes situated lu the county OF EnllupS ana
State of Kansas, to-Wit: The north half OF The
north west 4uarter of section LWeuty-nlue l&3l IN
and adjudgiug LhaL the plaintiffs have the nrEt
lien ON said premises 10 the amount for which
Judgment VIII De taken as aforesaid and order
Ing said premises sold according TO Law auu the
proceeds thereof % be applied lsIs TO the pay
mcut of the costs OF suit; ed to the payment OF
amy unpaid taxes which may be lien ON said
premises aud Sd. TO the payment OF the amount
found due pluluLluE and forever barring ana lore
closing said defendants and all persons claiming
OF 20 claim under them Oh either of them of all
TO said premises amy part thereof
ms q. a. SEALLDlNti, Atty for PM
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
prnLIcATInN NOTIcE-

In the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas.
William L. Gilbert and Henry Gay. c0-purtuers.
doing business nader the name, style and firm of
Gilbert & Cay Plaintiffs.
rersES
Henry Vincent Lydia Iuceut, Jonathan Higgins,
Mining, Francis q. Cradle, Katherine +. Grt-
bic. Lowell e.. LLOYD. sara e. LLOYD. $. a.. Nay.
and David BARTLETT Defendants.
Jonathan Hoggius, Harriet uOgEius- Bridget
Manning Thomas Manning. Francis g.. Cradle.
Katherine L. Cradle. Lowell T.. Lloyd. sara e.
notice that yOu have been sued in thc above
NAMED court and that You must answer the petit
utiOn filed therein by the above named plaintiffs,
on or before the 18Th day of June 1856 suid
rendered against Henry Vincent and Lydia Vim
cent Tor the the sum of s+uU with interest thereon
nJ the rate of u per ccutum per uuuuu, from July
ed ISL and Tor costs OF suit. and and further
judgment against all the defendants for the fore
closure OF q certain mortgage made by Henry lu-
cent and Lydiu Vincent TO Gilbert 81 Gay bearing
date July 22d, 1881, upon the following described
premises slttUtuCd in the county OF Phillips and
state or AlustS- to-Wlt: The northeast quarter
OF the northeast quarter Of section twenty thFGc
t23,l the west half Of the northwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
section LWeELY-lUuE -l2i.l township two ~ south.
OF range nine teen tlal west of the 9th 81. and
adluuging that the plaintiffs have the first lien on
Will be taken aforesaid ANU ordering said prem
lSeS sold according 10 law. and the proceeds
thereof 10 be applied LIST. 10 payment of costs OF
suit 2nd. To the payment of any unpaid taxes
payment of the amount due the plaintiffs and
forever barring and fUTccluziug said defendants
and all per~u claiming az I'd claim under them
or either of them Of Hi right, title. interest OF
any part thereof G.. A. SrAULUISG.
may-5 Attorney for plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

Washington. MaY Z. $50

Washington, May Z, 1886.
1 While the country is shocked by the
news Of the bloody strikes In different
western cities, Gan is quiet along the
Potomac ." Washington is indeed a
quiet city considering that it is itseli
the scene Of strike. There are TO be
seen on the streets knots of men whose
bearing and dress stamp them as work
ingmen, and the fact that theyHre so as
sembled indicates that they are out of
employment. This is the only evidence
that they are on strike. The labor
troubles here seem TO have developed
into stubborn lock out, and it is already
becoming a matter of doubt whether Or
not work will be fully resumed again
this season.
The proceedings of the week in Con-
g eSs have not been so interesting in
character as usual, or perhaps / should
say that events in Congressional Com
mIUtee rooms have been more interest
ing than those in the House and SEN
ate. There was q little sensation in the
House Judiciary COMMITTEE room while
the Anu-POlygamy bill was bang con-
sidsred. Judge Baskin who is repre-
senting the Gentiles of Utah 10 adVOca-
Cy OF the bill, is a remarkably impress
i've old gentleman. IL was through his
efforts that the Mountain Meade y mas
Sacre Of settlers was traced @ its per
petratOr twenty years after it's occur
ences and his experiences Of Utah have
been varied and thrilling. lie read
to the committee ths affidavit of ii
Young English woman who stated that
she had been converted 10 AlOrmonism
by Ler lover, who came TO this country
and returned TO England as a Mormon
missionary finally bringing her back
here with him. Alter entering The
Mormon cuurch and marrying accord
ing 10 the Mormon mode she discover
ed that her marriage was a pOIygamous
one. Upon this discovery she made
leYelvliUns and gave dc CuptiUns that
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of the RePub-
licnn4 of the Sixth congressional dis
trict Of the State Of Kansas will be held
ia The city Of Stockton, Kansas, on
July 18th 1886, at IL O'Clock, a. M,
Tor the purpose Of nominating . candi-
date Tor congress.
1 he basis OF representation in said
COM entiOn shall be- one delegate and
one alternate for every two hundred
votes or fraction thereof of votes cast
Tor Hon. +, b. Allen, secretary Of state,
jn 1884, and one delegate and one alter
nate for the counties not organized at
the Time said vote WAS taken, giving
each county in the district the follow
ing number Of delegates and altenates,
To- Iii:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01
Frank j. Wentworth, and David l. Bartlett,

Frank j. Wentworth, and David L. Bartlett,
Defendants.
Frank j. Wentworth and David L. Bartlett.
will take notice that You have been sued in the
above nan eI court, and that You must answer
the petition filed therein by the above named
plaintiffs or before the 18th day of June, 1856,
or said petition Will be taken true and "a judy
meuU rendered against Frank j. Wentworth for
the sum of $3.50 with interest thereon ut the rate
Of IL per cent. per auuum. from September LIST,
ISL and for costs of suit. and "a further iudg-
meHt against all defendants for the foreclosure OF
a certain mortgage made by Frank .. Went
worth, 20 Gilbert 81 Gay bearing the date sep
tcmber LIST, ISL upon the following described
premises situated in the county of Phillips and
State of Kansas, to-Wit; The northwest quarter
of section thirty 90 in township two - of range
twenty l3D containing la5 Sj-lOJ acres and adj
judging that the plaintiffs have the first lien on
said premises % the amount for which fudg-
meut will be taken aforesaid, and ordering
said premises sold according 20 law. and the pro-
ceeds thereof 10 be applied: LIST, TO the payment
Of the costs of suits ID, 10 the payment of amy
unpaid taxes which may be lien said prem
lses. and Sd, 70 the payment of the amount
found due Plaintiffs. amp llrever barring and
tOreclOsiug said defendants and ali persons
claiming 10 clam under them or either of
them of all right, title interest equity of re-
redemption in or TO said premises or amy part
thereof
mist G. "A. sPAULDING, Atty for Pitt.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

STATE or KANSAS. pHIILIrs C0USTr. S..
Ia the District Court OF Phillips County;
Aultman, Miller l Co., Plaintiff
Case Number
a. w. Tracy. Defendant.
Public notice is hereby -iven that under and
by virtue of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action. ion Justice court before n e.
Mccormick, Justice of the Peace. OF Phillips
burr township. ia Phillips county KANSAS. and "a
Transcript of zlld JUDGMENT fled i'm che District
Court of Phillips county LllzaS- and of aH eE-
ecuJlou issued ON said Judgment. 10 me directed
and delivered, ] VIII on June lO. l5SG between
the hours of one and TWO % clock r. BE OF said
day. uL The front door of tile court house in the
PhlLpsuurg i'm tie county OF Phillips, state of
Kansas offer at publ sale aud sell to the highest
bidder, for cash iu band the following described
real property namely; Lots & and g. iH Block
number g. range number = Iu the city of Phillips
burg all I'm the county OF Phillips. tate OF Kan
sas. said property Ius been levied upon and Is
o. be sold us the property of the above named de-
teuLaut. Dated this 9th day Of May, a. D. 1886.
G.. NJ. NCGUIEE. sheriff of Phillips Co.
mays I.y o. b. Johnson. Deputy.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

Lllo- IlEl4 cLls -a-u4
Notice Is hereby given that the folnUi uz named
settler has filed notice of his intention 90 make
huai proof in support Of his claim, and rnsE said
proof Will be made before Register Receiver al
kirWiu, Kansas. on May 18th, 1886, viz:
John +. Herring on lE l213f, for the south
cast quarter OF section J. town south range rs
west, Phillips county Kansas He names the fol-
lowing witnesses tu prove his continuous resi-
dence upon. aud cult tari0u uf, said land viz:
VIM. hubble Ed. Taylor. Ed Miller and John
O'Neal, all oil Marvin, Phillips county, kansas
a-4 JOHN BISSELL. REGISTER
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

One of jeff Davis old hats has been
cut up into several hundred pieces and
distributed owe about sixty counties in
Georgia. We don't want any OF that
old hat on Kansas soil.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

NO UTOAlCs VIII De hIIOWou.
1t is recommended by the committee
that the county conventions to elect
delegates, be held not later than July
ord, and that the chairman OF the cOun-
" central committee report the list Of
delegates and alternates elected at once
10 the secretary Of this committee at
Stockton.
BY order Sixth District Central Com
lnilteJ ". IL. MITCHELL,
l4AF. 4. sMITH, Chm.
Sec'y
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SHERIEEls sAIE-
e OF kansas Phillips Comfy. SIS.
be District Court vi Phillips County.

state OF Kansas, Phillips Comfy. SIS.
in the District Court 1I phillips County
Heinrich ScaEeok PlliatiE
5CAsE SO. 9JI
Herman FrrytIg and Nilhel-
mine fEcytug- uefaHdasrS. (
Public notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue of The Judgment rendered iu the above
entitled action in au by the above named cauri,
aud of aH order OF sale issued on said Judgment
o. me directed and deliver, d. ] viii! on tle Jet
TWO clock p IN. or -uid days at Lr front door OF
the court house. IH Phillip-LurE. 100 tho county
OF Phillips state OF Kansas, offer at public sale
and sell 10 the highest bidder for cash iu hand,
the following described real property. namely
The south east quarter of section four CD town
snip three CD south. of range nineteen tal west
of the uth p. m.s all Ia the county of Phillips
state OF Kansas. said property has been levied
upon and is 10 Zoe sold the PROPERTY of the
usoye named defendants Dated Ihis 2-Ih dav Uf
of Apul, A. D. 1856
VI. MCGUmE, Sheriff OF Phinpz Co.
Pratt E Lewis ATTY. may
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

No 1899. April - 1856.
Notice is hereby given that she folloWiug-uamcd
settler has filed mo- ice of his intention 10 make
nal proof m support of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the Register OF Re
ceiyer al kirlyiu, KANSAS, on June Sth, 1856, viz
JOHN W. ROACH,
on HE l}43j, for the IS hf ne OF or Sc or and
or NV or sec 4 town 3 south, range Il west DE
names the following Witnesses L1 prove his con-
tiHuouz residence upon, and cultivation Of said .
land, IL:
A. Granger, F. z. TroW, C.. VI. CasWeI and g..
+. TOmberlin, all OF Phillipsbur-, Kansas.
mist JOuN BIssELLr Register.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

There seems to be no opposition to
the denomination Of The present Kan
Esas delegation in congress, except Han
back and Ryan LeavenworJh Times.
Yes, quite correct. We want "a man
that has some interest in our district
aside from the Office he holds.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

The Irish Home Rule Bill was again
'liscused in parliament on the 10th inst
by the ''Old man eloquent" who stall
maintains that something must be done
Tor the aggrieved Irish and challenges
the opponents OF the bill to furnish any
preferable alternative. The bill will
he brought up for the third reading in
= few months, at which time will come
Ihe tug Of war. The Parnellites are
very enthusiastic supporters of the bill
und whether it becomes q law or not it
will mark an epoch in the advancement
eff EIin's liberty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1886-05-01

AiilbroOk people are soon to erect a
court house at that place and donate It
TO The county. reripatetic symptoms
in the county seat is said to be the in
Centive TO this streak Of liberality.