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PERSONAL POINTS.

c. n. II0rcnKps. after an absence 81 n
few days, las rCiurned 70 tho city
Miss lbs DrNs0x, Of 81. Louis, after a
pleasant visit 10 friends In this city, A..
turned 10 her home today, accompanied
by Mis- Mamie Jones, Of ponto,oc street.
TnN funeral of the Hon. John NJ.
llewcit. speaker 81 the lower honsc II The
last Arkansas legislature, who died at
Mariana, Ark, lat Thursday, occurred
yesterday afternoon from the Masonic
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Is the hest blood purifier before the public.
1t eradicatcs every hnpurity, and cgres scrot-
ula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Plmplcs ,saAHumo
Dyspepsia Biliousncss, Sick Hfsdache, IndI-
gestion, General Debility, Cattsrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver conrlfntE II over
comes that extreme tired feeling, and builds
up the system.
Floods sarsaparllla was God-send to me,
for 1t cured me Of dyspepsia apd liver COM
plant with which had suffered 20 years."
j. b. IIonSpEcK, South Falls6urg, NY.
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August Hitzfeld; inspector general,
Thomas Randolph; herald, NJ. App;
warden, NJ. Abraham; sentinel, Ii. But
tenberg. Trustees, p. ]. Biglcy, Il. Con-
verse, 4. j. Barchus. COMMITTEE on laws,
Geo. w. Smith, chairman; Thos. Ran
dolp, p. ]. Bigley.
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Al a meeting Of the Bluff City Conclaye
No. !, s. w. NJ, hold al thcirhall No. 25s
Second strcci, at o'clock pm, yesterday,
the following named officers weru duly
elected Past atrhons, A. ]. Biglcy, A..
/. Duval, Paul T. Wright; ,chici arcIion,
Dodge Q. Trader; provost, Geo. W. smith;
secretary, Solomon lsaacs treasurer,
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THE COTTON WORLD
Gives the General Movement, and Ad-
mits That It's November Estimate or
Crop Figure Has Been Reached.

mits Inat itS november Estlmate or
Crop Figure Has Been Reached.
The Cotton World of the 81 gives the gen
eral cotton movement as follows:
Receipts at all ports this week were ,42o
bales less than last week. and 1921 bales
less than this week last year.
Receipts al the interior towns show de-
crease compared with last week of 5,4li
bales, and compared with this week last year
OF 1896 bales. Stocks have decreased 23s73
bales, against decrease OF So,735 bales last
year.
The amount OF American crop In sight Is
now Q, 243,7 bales. against 5000, 42s bales
last year and 1882 653 bales the year before,
an increase compared with the former Of
3S7, S3l bales, and with the latter OF All, 206
bales.
Receipts from plantations show de-
crease OF 1881 bales compared with last
week, and $3.50 bales compared with this
week last year.
Northern spinncrs' takings from ports to
date, including overland shipments from
September TO January 81, have amounted
10 1885, OH bales, against l,lT6,s03 last year
and 1,2Ii, go year before last an increase
compared with last year Of l5s, 2lf bales, and
compared with the year before OF O0,5Is.
These facts are demonstrated rs follows
Bales.
Stock commencement Of season ............... ssag
.ls.f. E.s.l 1aa. Ellua
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Notice Of Dissolution.

The copartnerHhip hereioforc sslstlns between
the undersigned, under The hm maine OF uco'
Arnold A Co, 4 this day dlf,olyrd By mutual con
sent either partner being auih1fiycl ~ ign the
hrm name IN liquidation lIa,ius old our hocf'
goodwill aud business 10 the chaiifrc' o1ofAuon'
George Arnold Company, ihfi ulll rohllne VIC
bushes Of Wholesale ofoccrl,,. cotton fae'oiai,
aud Gcneml Commission bu,inr.' - hefcloloi,' ~
members Of the nrm being sio't holdsf. anh !"
fpectiuliy solicit continuance Of ihc hpcfA pa
,ronase heretofore extended -
oyoRGE ARNoLp'
va EvEnNAN
IonENzo s0LAi'L
Memphis, Tenn, March 1. ltss
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Purifies the Blood

"Hood's SarsaparIlla takes less time and
quantity to show Its effect than any otherprep-
araiion.D Mns. G. A. nuBBsRD, n, Chill, NY.
"My wife had very poor health for long
time, suffering from indigestion, poor Ape
tito, and constant headache. She tried every
thing we could hear Of, but found no rclieftll
she tried Hoods sarsaparllla. She is now
taking the third bottle, and never felt better
In her life. We feel II our duty 10 recommend
Il to every one We know" GEORGE SoMKn-
VILE, Moreiand, Cook County, III.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. ST. six for s., Prepared
by q. l. HOOD a CO., Apothccaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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pnpLrs scientifically cited. MuliOr'ds.
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No nrrFit slionid be without q bottle q
Angvsiufa Bitirrs, the world renowned Ap-
Endorsed by tile medical profession Tor its
wonderful restorative power.
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ITO! TOT OhtHp ItckctN
To New York, Philadelphia, Washington,
Baltimore, Lynchburg, Bristol, Chatta-
nooga, Cincinnati, Louisville and other
points at greatly reduced prices.
j. SAMELsoN & Co.,
Ticket Brokers, $40 Main street.
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Menphs. Tenn. Msrch 1. Us
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ue,uphs. Theafer.

Aiicd Armltsrc. alias John Oakley 4
Nab,l ArmiIgc, wife ~ Alir-l. /
known ~ Nabsl uakley-v..........,
Mabel Aumliasc d1ughicf ~ Alirci
md Nallrl -. .......................
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o. u Hauks 10 q J. Hunt, X Of sots
| Z. &c %, p q arse. slo
c. b. Wkippie q 81 4 KirkIsnd. nv Z d
]. ]. Isch iesSesx % s q I |. iis s
Wa L & 1 Co. 70 [ 4 J. Hans 81. 3.
=. blk %. frxf plat ". &. t1c0L
" q l. 4 / Co, to J. n Hunt. lots 8. 2,
bik 81, frsf plat w. q, gf101
wv. Wardell TO Isaac Ellis, acres IN
ne Of nv x of sec s. tp ~ n. "a e. sNA
Ellis 90 u. y. Ceyan- fBo acres in ne
Z OF nwt< &C %. sp - a. rae. fzzs
H White to John Andersen, lots I. = IA.
Blk 5, white 4 Naanihx's add. sssS
n. G. Kfftinzer to ". ]. Kline. Lot ), blk
& syndicate sdd, t625
G, Dorfsl e !: 1 En-. lots Il, i. blk 9.
l. u seurry 70 G. Dorfsel, iot L., Is. blk
s. syndicate add, $500
l. J. Hehtenberx TO q. G. W Lichten-
berg, nei< Of suss OF swis and 81 OF swlx OF
swi4. ser u, tp In, re e, xooo
J. W. Emerson 20 A. Melius. - Of Ewix
OF So u Of sw Y OF sac IA, ty Is a. 5 e.
except Pleasant valley sdd. t20o
X Blewetf to A II. Boomer. lots ID. %, u
blk a. lots ? :. {, blk - lots 5. 6. =. Il, n.
blk q, lots Z 8. II, 70, u. blk a.. lot -, blk
g. lots 10, II. blk =. Denny & Hoyt add.
z. A. Preston to l. Thompson. lot :, blk
J. Burke's second add. SOD
J. y wstiiugford TO J. " Han, VII Of
nw OF Sc x OF sw sec II, tp . n. e,
>. y. wsllingford to r. Baker, ell of NV
= Of Sc Il Of ss = see Il, ~ . n. rae. si2s
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Nkw YORK. Nov. a.-Hops-Eteaey.
Coffee-Ciosed weak: sales 3o,0oo bags
November sl3 50: December sf3 7S9l3 IS,
5ugar-Raw inactive and firm: refined
dull
Copper-Lske, November. 81 Is.
I<ad--Sominsl.
Tin-Quiet; straits sZ2 80.
Bar silver. 50 5-l6c.
Petroleum opened steady at sac, but al
ter the first sales became dull and heavy
and ssgged OF TO e51z, A slight improve
msnt then occurred and the market closed
steady at $50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. lo-wheat closed steady
cash 81 1875. Dec. 81 AZ. Jan. 81 i2ss. May
corn--steady; cash lIse, Dec. 40 7-Isc.
Jan. CSC. May 30 SID
oats-Firm; cash 24ISc, Dec. 255Sc, Jan.
235ze,. May 2sssc.
Bariey-Nominal.
Pork-Firm: cash and Dec, $I4 IS. Jan.
$l4 70, May SIS OH.
Lrrd-steady; cash - 20, Dec. s. or
Jan. IS 10, May s. 80.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.--Cattle-R Receipts a.
900; steady: beeves IS IS: steers sa(d5;
rtockers and feeders Sos so; Texas cattle
VI 5oG3; Western rangers $3ta4.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; weak and 5dioc
lower; mixed and light IS 2ots5 50; heavy
3 35e5 rs.
sheep-Receipts 1000; steady and strong;
natives f3e4 IS, westerns sos IS, Texans
" lSte5 Is, lambs sfeg5 25..
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SHIPPING OF THE SOUND.
Extraordinary Exports = Freights
Unchanged-Charte

PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. i0.-Sixteen
vessels have sailed from Puget Sound
the past week. OF this number II
carried lumber to foreign ports as fol-
lows: Six cargoes for Melbourne,
two for Sydney. one for Buenos
Ayres, one for Santa Rosalia and one
for Shanghai This is an almost I'M
precedented amount of exports tor
one week, especially in the last men
toned product and the fact of so
many foreign shipments out of the
number makes it more notable.
The arrivals have hardly kept pace
with the departures and hence the
feet in port numbers nine less than
the preceding week. Freight rates
remain the same as last quoted on all
Sound exports. Charters have not
been active, but this Is more attribut-
able to paucity of vessels than lack
of demand for same. Therefore it is
argued that o uniform increase in
lumber and wheat freights may be
soon looked for. Coastwise tonnage
finds profitable employment in the
coal trade.
Pelow will be found complete list
of all vessels now on the Sound, land
ing ports and destinations:
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sAx FHAxc1sco. nor. lo--wheas--Prices
ss5z. Buysr isss, s. - '
Befisy-Dull, though Quotations do not
weaken: quite No. Iced Sc
0sts--The condition Of the snarket con.
tinues 70 shape in favor Of hoIderx- stocks
are being reduced and N advance is looked
for unless receipts become large, which q
not anticipated Milling, 81 42I 3:
choice feed. 81 %; lower grades. 81 we
Iz1z.
Hops-smail business doing: prices and
condition OF market remain uuxitesed.
Potasoes-The market appear 10 Be In =
little better shape end improving Peer
less, 700 e: Burbanks. 40675 e. Esriy
Rose, so44s c: Jsrsey Blues. s09eo c.
Butter -Choiee fresh California, Arm At
S1dS7sz C. other descriptions easy.
Egss-Ehoice ranch firm at 45g471f e:
store Lots, EOS G.
Chartered Rufus Z. Wood.
coal, Tacoma 20 San francisco: superb, Pu-
get Sound TO Cork
sEv YORK STOCK REVIEW
NEW YosK, Sov. Io--The stock market
today was very dull throughout. Only
Residing displayed any animation what
Jailed TO score any movement OF Import
ance.
Governments dull and steady. The
banks Row hold 81 So COO in excess Of the
eaigl requirement
EXCHANGE AND sEcuarrrEs.
NEW YsEK. SoT- I0-Noney on call easy
a. Ia. Prime mercantile paper EdzIx. TX
change steady; n 81 for eo-dsy bills. - ssssz
Tor demand
BosDs.
~ fcoBpon) iZ51< Pacific g.. 10
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REAL ESTATE RECORD.


The total real estate transactions for the
year, up 70 yesterday we're 1858 s..
IL II proverhfal that the excitement srcs-
dent 70 the presidential election terpora-
rtiy pa-slyzes aIieIas<es of business includ-
ing real estate: hence II may be set down
~ aremsrksbIe fact that the real estate
business Of Seattle did not suffer last week.
The aggregate Of transactions was rs
80 "a. a. follows.
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ss
swrFr,s SPECIFIC


EwrFT,s SPECIFIC
Is entirely q vegetable preparatiou COZ
,-t,,rr -, r.-.,,-- r,,.,... 49, -
=, >''--s-'' - ss1-1ss VI o1-A
poisonous snbstaz> -
SWTFTS SPECIFIC
U=z cured hundreds OF cases OF EpatheIio.
ma. - s.s-,.,.- ~ IN. s1t,, ,,.,,.--.s.. - .-
- .--,.Ass--.@-s ~ " $3.50
on Eczema, hood Hainors and Skin Diseases.
and hundreds Of thouSarsis Of cases Of scros
III. r,,<,,,,, pv,,.s., -, pr<,--s 80.
--A' N4s'~a ''s''a s144 o'Sea A1A@
sWlflS SPECIFIC
a.. ,ss.~.., 100000
1-s feiAs'eo enoosanas On cases Oh Aercu-
rial Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness Of
The Joints
CHATrAxocaAy Trxx, June q. fsss-Swfft's
blood poison sps~srrd sn.n ne p'J - h.,s =,
taxing = 4 s under advice Of another. and
tsSiny he ~ ~. sss1aH aamproyea. ! am stu
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OF the inteF |
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,BBERs
Two In,
A.as

ests.
II Lccr
sturday AT *
day before
ntto prison Il
hat At the III
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cen stolen 4
~ the train
southeastern Z
lassing a. Mn
Tex, came n
or Texas.
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n she was |
Is and $500
md scwed 4
confessed III,
T. Detectives
neh within
tsand three
81 secured b,
fpany
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Shipping Intelligence.

TORT Tow NsENn. Nov ie-Saiied- -Bks
Games A. Barlsnd, ATLANTA. schf Jeanne
Iosr DISCOVERY, Nov. io.-ssiled-Bk
aarooSH, Nov. i0.-Slight rain; fresh
southeast wind.
wnss FRANCISCO. Nov. ie.-ArTiyed-Str
Huntington. Nauaimo. Cleared 49, Str
TTsorge W, Elder. Astoria: bk Elsinore, Port
aosnsend. Sailed-Str Empire, Nanainio;
D. hnins r Wood. Tacoma: Areturus.
H.. .,t hsdiook' Gen. Butler, Puget Sound;
rort Townsend.
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TEACHERS. ExAMINATIoN.
SEATTLE WOOD yARDa

DRY ALDER AND FIR WOOD CUT ANY
J desired length Dry ktndhzg spe
rfalty. Coal delivered 20 any paT OF tnf
city. Orders revived 81 100 Front street
az a. ward on Hopkins wharf. foot Of 5enees
nhis sn IA RU8EI1. Proprietor.
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feng oppesi
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delegates io
arriving in IN |
sch begins TO
sefed. e. Il n
lerai Master W |
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has never bee
all atfcndanc
meetings. r
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red TO he In -
opening sess |
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assembly -.
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wing come 20 4
the active cor |
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dichigan viii
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T. The boa
zuculluFni ~
afternoon, Z
ext state fair
is9. to eontii
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DISPATCH


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sas $73,ss1
orr Gross exs
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AIMED Portland
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sur ~GRArErUL.-

II saved the life OF ny little girl By
prompt use 81 Dr., Acksrs tnE.ssn kemeay
New YORK. For sale bs A B. stewart
druggist
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nd Fatally \
Soy. Ia-~To N
ldletnu. enisj
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living. and Il
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Toward FRA
sizn0r crlspi
afKe d'adsifs |
Italian R0sefnl
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SATURDAY NOV. AZ
]. KrSeht 10 T. stein, acres in sec 4. ip
Is "A, de. y7se
]. Wilson IA :. IL Cummings, 100 acres in
sec ", tp - =, r / e, SO 600.
NJ. ballard 10 C. II. French. lot y,
Blk ;, slaughter, $50.
w ST K /. Co 10 Nurdack stewart, lots
4 s. Blk Z, drst plat West Seattle, Sese.
II. White TO l. p skoog, lots II. &c, Il Is
blk 3. white & Mann ng sdd. $40
{. /. smith 20 L. McClanshAa. ~ X OF
q side le, IL. blk y, Bell heirs second add
r sander 10 L. E. NIckles, lots IL. -
10 ID. hik "a, Yesler's second sap add Soc
L. :. Chanfasqus Assembly to q 4 Nsek-
les. lot S. blk 8, ChsutzRqaa Beach, 50.
NH r. Co, % W. Aiien. NV OF .
d az sw 4. Sec - tp - n, Sc, We
The morning news., 1888-11-04
CHAPTER XVI.
Anrelioue was dying.

II was 10 O'Clock ope cold morning to-
ward the end of the winter, the air was
sharp, and the clear heavens were bright
ened up by the beautiful sunshine. In her
great royal bed, draped with its old, faded,
rose-colored chintz, she lay motionless, hav-
ing been unconscious during the whole
night. Stretched upon her back, her little
ivory like hands carelessly thrown upon
the sheet, she no longer even opened her
eves. and her finely.cut profile looked more
delicate than ever under the golden halo of
her hair; in fact, any one who had seen her
would have thought her already dead, had
il not been for the slight breathing move
ment of her lips.
The day before, Angelique, realizing that
she was very i'll, had confessed and par
taken Of the communion. Toward : o'clock
The morning news., 1888-11-04
MEDICAL.
TWO BOTTLES CURE RHEUMATIsM.
BsoueHroy. ARK. June 4. 1ss

BRoUGHToS. ARK, June 4, 1887.
cheerfully state the following facts in regard
to the use of your medicine In my family: My
little son, ID years of ago, suffered from an
acute attack of rheumatism, caused by undue
exposure and chilling of the blood. l heard
your remedy highly recommended, and pur.
chased one bottle Of Moncrief Bro, Prescott,
Ark In about one month after using this
bottle he became so much better that got the
second bottle, which is now being used and my
son IS nearly well, and think by removing him
to a cooler summer climate (Which / will dol and
continuing its use, a perfect cure will be
effected. | consider b. B. b. a most excellent
blood purifier. CBAs II. TITUs,
II. r. ARt, Broughton Ark.
BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The morning news., 1888-11-04

"speace be 10 this house"
"tAnd to ell the inhabitants thereof"
The morning news., 1888-11-04
THE DREAM,
BY EMILE zOLA.
.rrHoR OF "L'AssoNMo1R," MANA" "
"HIs MASTERPIECE" ETC, ETC.

:, -Ished by ELIZA. E. CHASE, and Entered
according to Act of Congress in the year
1885, in the Office of the Librarian of
Congress at Washington. by S. s.
MeCT IRE
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07
What Beer VIII Do.

The coroner's inquest upon the
body of the child of Mrs. NGulvaney
which was killed by a kick from the
brutal husband revealed a sad condi-
ton Of domestic affairs. The family
lives in a little frame shanty at
Twentieth and Prospect bearing
every mark of a drunkard's home
Four small children gathered around
the mothers bedside as she told the
story that brands James Mulvaney as
a murderer. The narrow apartment
was destitute Of furniture except Il
bed and a chair, which was occupied
by the stenographer while the cOrO-
ner's Jury stood. The testimony
showed that AIulvaney kicked his
wife while attempting to take from
her a few cents which his Unsuitable
thirst for beer demanded Mrs Null
vaney was thrown violently across the
stove and is still suffering from the
fall Friday morning she gave pre-
mature birth to a child. Mulvaney
fed and has not since been seen.
The jury returned a verdict holding
him guilty of causing the child's
death. Kansas city NelUs.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07

union labor friend Of ours called Monday and
paid for the Dispatch. He says he is a union Ia
bOrite from away back and only able TO take two
county papers, and these must be nearest mis- pO-
litical views; hence he Will continue the Freeman
and Herald.-Dispatch.
The meaning of the above seems to
be little obscure What our neigh
Dor intends to say is that his Union
Labor friend stopped the Dispatch
and concluded to take the Logan
Freeman, a Z. L. paper, and the HER
AID, a Republican paper. Well, we
cannot help it if he did. Our list OF
subscribers has swelled considerably
lately, and we have been both graft
fed and surprised at the number Of
new subscribers we have received
since election. For a while we hard
ly knew what gave US such a little
boom, now we understand it.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07

in the HERALD Of last week we
gave the particulars of the ALLEGED
deficiency In the county treasures
Office IN this county, and stated that
meeting of Mr.. Nipps' bondsmen
would be held on Friday oflast week.
Such a meeting was held and the re-
suit Of their action may be seen in the
report Of the proceedings Of the
county commissioners in another
place IN this paper The bOndsmen
asked that Mr.. Nipps' expert whom
he has employed, be given time to go
over the books and ascertain if there
is really any deficiency and further
that the commissioners employ an
other cOmpetant accountant to assist
MIR. Nelson In the examination. The
commissioners acceded to the re-
quest Of the bOndsmen and appointed
j. +. Morse, cashier Of the Phillips
County Bank, as such expert on the
part of the county. The two gentle
men, VIZ: w. 81. Nelson and j. +.
Morse, began their labOrs last Satur-
day, and are still at work. 1t is cal
culated that it may require a week or
ten days more to finish. Both are
competent accountants and the re-
suit of their examination is awaited
with much interest by all.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07

On the 18th instant we notice
there will be an election of officers of
the Phillips County Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. The HERALD
takes this occasion to remark that the
present officers proved themselves to
be very efficient ones. The fair this
year was a grand success-the best
county fair probably in all northwest
ern Kansas. All the officers did their
whole duty we believe, but Secretary
j. S. Barnes deserves especial credit
He worked all summer necessarily,
determined to make the fair a sue
cess, and it was such This we say
without the knowledge of the officers
named and without any intent to in
huence the election on the 18th inst,
but we speak these words of com
mendatiOn because the present board
of officers are entitled to them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-12-07

The Meade Center Republican
wants the southwestern part of the
State all plowed up with steam plows
at the expense of the government.
The object is to make more rainfall.
The scheme has been suggested be-
fore, but it would cost much, and
would be entirely in the line of an ex-
pertinent 1t is not likely that Con
gress will undertake the work.