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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13
Se8iSIatMren+

6. g. SAT- fra 9ennepin bar inb>
brast ct 5or1la9, ber 9aar uo paa at
reoucere Mntalet af, Meolemmer /
@ranoiurpen ira % til Z. Mr. 9aD
flyer, at bpis bans Torras bliper onz
taset, bill ber ipares 100000 llb9if=
ter til Surpmenb / Stateus Count
tier.
&epreientant Sompe forel1aar at
2e9islaturen ital peota9e en- &elolu=
tion, Der forlanser, at @onsresien
lfal beltemme, buem Der ital babe
&etten til set indemnity land, lom
oer nu si6res 6ororins paa baaoe al
Wanitoba< pg Nortbern Baciftcz&a=
men.
st Sorllas al @euerion for1anser,
at Meolemmer al @ranoiurpen ifol
funne tale @nselif.
&emple foreTaar, at 2iquorz2icenle
ita( bore $l,200-$1,6 800.
- Senator @tpenl lon bat intrcouz
ceret en- Bill, BET forbpoer @als af
Eobat o9 @isaretter til no9en, oer Ct
unber 16 Mar. Senateren fit ben
imiblertio tilbase til sSoranorins, oa
ber blep iubpenbt inoo ben, at man
paa 2anoet ofte ben traple 2ib 1enz
BET Bprnene afteb forat 9i6re be forz
itieli9e Snbtjpb, buori oslaa &obat
Tan bore inbbefattet, uben at ben be:z
for tenfes benDttet al andre eno
pofsne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

Sen norite Opoasel1esreiienoe@a
2ombolb refer fortioen omfrin9 ger
i Imerita os boloer 5oreoros ON fine
&eiier Iuitralia. 9an bar reift
toers 9iennem Nuitralias sSaftlanb
os opbolbt fig ilere Iar blanot be
uiloe o9 tiloels menuel lteeoenoe
5tammer.
sspl9enoe forte uoora9 al &rofes=
ior 2umbolbs Bos rBlanot Menne~
Qeebere" pil maalte blipe lef meb
Snteresie:
Sc inofpbte / Noro=Aueenslanb %
paa mango anore @teber glu}tralien
er faaleoeS &anuibaler. Mine So1t
eioroe aloris uosen 9emmeliabeo al
bet; bet uar om Nttenen beres itabise
@amtaleemne. Der til @lutnins baa=
be etleoe o9 trritereoe mig. Nuitral=
neseren fieuoer lite nosen iterre 9e=
litatesle eno Menneitetipo; ueo ben
blotte Ganfe paa talgoro brin9es
bans Dine til at funtle. gfaar ie9
ipurste mine 5olt, builten Sci of bet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be 1Dntes bebft om,
pleiebe be altio at ilaa fig paa 2aa<
rene. 9ouebet ipiler be albri9, BEL
Ter lite Snouoloeue. Men, bpao be
iatte meit &ris paa, uar Seotet runot
g&prerne. &eo at lpile bette troeoe
be oesuoen at funne faa en- Sci al
ben orebtes Mauos Stprfe, o9 Iaaz
piot ieg funbe lf1enne, ifuloe bette
enonu mere pere &ilfeloet, 1aar be
ipiite Mprerne ielp. Ebi bisie er
ifplge en- piot uobreot Ero / Nufra=
lien 2ipets Centrum. Tolf af fin
esen @tamme fpiier &ufralneseren
/ &eselen lite. Seq tienber imiolerz
tio @rempler paa bet mobiatte, ia
enoo9 paa at @gore bar ipiit fine
e9ne 8prn. Set benote. 1aaleoes /
1883 peb Eptpnspille, ca. 100 Mil
fra 8pen, at ct Barn, iom par bpb en-
naturlis 9gb, blep ipiit, o9 at YRo=
beren ielp beltu9 / Maaltioet. ct
8ar 9age fentre bpoe BUN % bleo IL
ge1ebe8 ipiit".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

Sobn ffu1be ben9es, ffuloe oslaa
Mfartin Moe bnn9es meb bam. 9e
to baobe altib peret &enner.
9a See bleb 1purst, bpor ban pr1z
ifeoe at blipe besrapen, ia9be ban, at
ban pn,teoe at liese peo Sioen al Tin
Sen Moe. Sc bapbe arbeioet 1amc
men mango Nar og ueret &omme=
roter onbt o9 9obt, os be uilbe li99e
@ioe ON @ibe / 9pben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13
9afota.

Gorla9et ONT Stemmeret for &pin=
oer bleu forleoen torfatet &epre=
ientantbulet meb 26 moo % @temz
mer.
= Sfpl9e &apporten fra &errito=
riets luoiter er oer / be fibte to Nar
anpenot omfrin9 $4,000 til offentlis
Grpfnins, ,neboeles BET fra CANTON.
st tonieruatiut Operilas piier, at
Erptnin9en tunoe bape peret 9iort
for omfrin9 $4,000.
- @ountp=@ =@ommisiererne / @eas
bic @ountp bat beuilset $4,000 til
at auertere @ountiet paa forifteuise
@teoer ! 9iten. Sc tror paa benne
Maabe at funne faa en- Snopanbrins
of 1000 5armere inoen slaret er om=
me. Sc paaftaar at oer ct @labs
for 5000. 8efoltnin9en / @ountiet
fal bore 1eroeles pel tilfrebs meb
@ommiSierernes 8e1lutnins. mebbe=
les ber fra 6uron.
= Manoassmorsen par Der Mis
not en- Sloebrano, Der boela9be Ier
8psniuser ben oieti9ite BDbel.
8fanbt be bran0Iibte ffnhes fHInpnhp
ifanoinaoife Napue: 2imbers & @e=
terion, 8eterion o9 Nurlano. 9en=
ne iiofe fit 8utif % &arer pbelast
til en- &eroi af $500. Sen FAM
lebe @tabe anllaaes til ca. 100000
9ol1ars.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13
uoIanoet.

Otta,ua, 6be 5eb. &i9ti9e@ppr9sz
t1aal er paa 9a9sorbenen / Canada.
@ppraSmaal ber pil bape ftor Be-
tponins for bette &anos 5remtib, os
iom oil foranore 5orboloet mellem
os o9 Soreneoe Stater. Set forlp-
Der fra be bebite Iutoriteter, at ber
ueo @lutninsen at ben nuoerenoe
feberale 2esislatur oil bliue itiQet
Spprssmaal til Solicit. ON bet pil
9aa ino Jorbunoet meo 6oreneoe
Stater. Cir Sobn Mcoonal, &e>
9jerin9ens Sober, pil 9aa uo af bet
offentlise SIP, % Sir @bar'es Eup=
pet pil antase 2eoelien al bet fon1er=
patiue &arti. neutrality-suspicious.
let bar oeret meset oi8tuteret Ga
naba / bet iibte Mar, / Serbelesbeo
i &ropinien Ontario. Ser er ct
Clement / 9ouoet, oer ositerer iurist
for Jorenin9en. 9enne &epe9elie
bar tilta9et siennem iibite Mar, %
bet Ct alminoelig antaset, at bet IL
berale &arti nuperenbe Sesiion al
bet feberale &arliament pil arbeioe
trafti9t forot taa iitanb en- 9anbels=
union meo 5orenebe @tater.
- 9unsersnpo / &ina. Sra
Sbanbai meobeles Ste Teb. &intez
rens @tren9beb forp9er 9epben i
@ban Euns os Manbitria. Set
er antaset at 250,000 Berioner bpr af
9uuser gben Slang.
- S iiote &alppart af forlpbne
l1se uar oer ftore 6neForme i GD5f>
LAMB, 9iterri9e og Srantris.
- s @n9lanb o9 Sfotlano bur
ber oaiaa raienoe Storme omfrin9
ben 10 eQer lite os. Suie neoble=
ite, os Gelesraftinier blep poelaste.
@n Bart ifal pere forlif meo Manb
os Mus ubenfor @rimSbp.
= Sc iioite @fterretnin9er fra
@ten 9aar uo paa, at &ronprinlen
bar blepen inopitlet / en- @resaffere
meo en- frrnem piterrislt Samilie, os
at bet bleo bei1uttet, at Rrinien og
en- @pn al Samilien ituloe af9i9re
@a9en pe6 en- 9uel efter ben iaafalbz
te amerifanlte &lan, ifelee bpilfen
BET taites Sob ON bnem. Der 1tal be-
gao @elumorb. 2obbet blep fatet
os &noolpb table. 9anolineen full
be uof6res pm tire Maaneber. 9a
3ioen bat omme eftertom &rinien
6enne 8efemmelie og tog fit e9et
2iu. 9a man tren9te ino bans
@erelie, fanot man o91aa 2iset af en-
nipn bpbmilt Dame. Man anta9er,
bun og &einien bar beiluttet at fgls
9es / 9Fben, % at ban fbrit bar itubt
benoe og berpaa fig ielp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

vSod tie Slipper" tror man nu at
BABE facet fat paa, meooe(es fra 9onz
bon i9aar. San blep opoa9et / 9un=
bee / Sfotlano, boor ban bopbe mprz
bet fin Suitru. 6an beber 8. $.
8urp, os ban flyer, ian tom fra 2on>
bon for tire Tiger 1ioen. Mon tror,
Manoen ct panpittia.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

Marf Ematn bat be iibfe 2 a 8
lar lite lfrepet noaen tomif 8os.
9an unoitplber fig meo, at ban
bar 2 &us3er og en- 8arneuo9u at
paste.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

@robibitioniit iterne ber / Bpen Ful=
be baue Mpoe i9aaraftes forat Or
saniiere en- nD &lub o9 forat pelse
9elegater til en goltbention / Mi1=
neapoliS ben 26be 5eb. &eo Con-
uenttouen | Minneapolis Fa( or9ani<
ieres ct Stats>Gorbuno.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-02-13

Ser bar / @aibin9ton iibfe l19e
Gale ONT. at @enatpr @illtam gSin=
bonn fra Minne1ota maaife pil blipe
uoneont til @efreter / @fattamme=
ret.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

The White Caps are becoming so
widely organized in Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky that the Western newspapers
devote columns to them. The plea oi
the respectable" White Caps il that the
laws delay and uncertainty justifies
them In administering what venerable
apologist for the ku-Klux aptly den ON
mated q species OF wild justice" and
screening each other from punishment
By perjury and corruption. This IL the
coward's plea in any free country. The
people make the laws and choose the
officials who administer them. III nine
cases out OF ten the man who appeals "a
midnight violence to remedy the laws
defects is himself not only coward bu,
. law-breaker by simple preference
The man who will take the part or q
petty lyncher with mask over bis face
rarely has courage enough to become 4
prosecutor or . witness-to help the In "
to punish crime in . legal way. Very
often hc has not courage enough 10 rem.
der IN honest verdict when sitting AZ q
juror, nor patriotism enough to exer,
himself by legal methods to secure III
punishment Of crime or the speed
standardization Of just.ce.-N. Y. Ora.
phi1.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

lives On section 80, township 80.
range 10; born IN Dubois county
Indiana, 10 1S43, where be grew az
to manhood. At the breaking our
OF the war he enlisted in company
X, 9th Indiana Volunteer inlan.
try, and served all through the
South, until the mIeunderstan dinc
was settled. Was wounded 10 the
right leg, on the battle field OF Get.
tysburg, aud again at Dallas, Geor.
gia. in the right breast; in copse.
quence OF which Uncle Sans heart
sympathises with him and furnishes
him with small pension. Il
Is with considerable pride TO NJ
Kemp that he can say that the mill
tary career Of Gen. Harrison com.
menced with the formation Of the
9th Indiana as lieutenant colonel,
and that be has been drilled by our
presi 1ent. elect on many occasions
Mr.. kemp's Herculean mold
makes him . nspcuous figure il
oil crowds. The writer, after con.
siderable persuasion, obtained his
measurements, a. follows: Height.
OF. % inches in his stocking feet:
weight, 275 lbs; size OF collar. Is:
size OF hat, 8; size OF boot, IL; the
size Of bis other clothing l don't
know, as they cannot he obtained at
clothing stores; but are made by
special measure. Hc works very
hard, beside experimenting his
tarm, and brings matters around in
. way that causes no fretting or
worrying, and his home seems to
be one OF the very happiest. lie
has o wife and three children. Mr..
Kemp raised over 5000 bushels OF
corn this year. His corn ideas are
as follows: Break shallow, backset
y little deeper; and gradually in
crease every time the ground il
plowed. Ibis gets the ground
thoroughly mixed; lists his corn,
and as soon as it IL growing com
mences narrowing and keeps it up
until the corn ia two or three inches
high; then be begins to cultivate,
putting the plows down deep the
first time, and Swallowing a. it gets
arger. He thinks that q great deal
,f corn was ruined this year by too
much cultivation after the corn got
waist high, aud not enough while
mail.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

FARM foR SALE. The farm ~ III.
crossing OF the railroad and Pa,oka river
o. 237 acres y for sale. Good coal land
good farm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

Tho following patents were granted
for the week ending Jan. %, 1889, re-.
ported expressly for this paper BY jos.
4. Hunter, Solicitor or American
ana Foreign Patents, Washington, d. q. /:
80. 3. Harrison, Lebanon and j. M.
noward, Thorntown, tax receipt blank :
Christian Held, Indianapolis, machine
,or making mscaroni and noodles; III. 4.
Reed, indianapolis, closure for buckets /.
- = =: Sloan, Nashville, hose coupling; J..
~ scarborough, Sheridan, cato.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

Mr.. James A. Frost, an experienced
and successful farmer and close observer.
suRgests 10 his fellow farmers that n
hanging sailed pork to be smoked the
shanks Of the joints and the thin part Of
the sides should be downward Pork
which e hung and cured IN that va,
will loose less from dripping and retain
the natural juice OF the meat better than
4 hung u any other position. Tty Il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

There Ia something snbtIe 10 the
atmosphere OF home that we feel
most sen-ibly, yet, cannot define,
and surcIy nowhere is this influence
more quickly felt than ut the family
board.
What has impressed rs much is
the tact that so often men, who are
really kind husbands and fathers,
cit down day after day with their
families and bring with them such
a pra-occuricd, abstracted manner
that all around cannot tut feel the
depressing influence Of their pres
encc. We claim that the family
table is the place for leisure, for the
interchange of the sweet courteses
OF lite. But If instead we permit
ourselves to be unduly hurried or
absor bed, ike passengers at 9 rail-
way eating house, then we suffer .
noble privilege to degenerate into .
mechanical or exceedingly common
place affair.
"The life is more than meat and
body than raiment." We believe
ip good cooking. 1t il absolutely
necessary to the happiness and
health Of the family. But the menu
may be choice, the details carried to
perfection, and vet this is not
enough. There must be good cheer
a. well, sunny faces, bright CONVEX.
sation, and we repeat it, not so much
hurry.-Mrs. NJ. Ii. Faris in Good
Housekeeping.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

A case OF extreme patience was
exhibited here last Saturday eve.
ming. Some men like to drink oc-
casionally, and Saturday seems to be
the day chosen in order to be ready
for days rest on Sunday. At
about nine o'clock Saturday eve
ming might have been seen woman
standing in front Of one Of the
saloons il the business portion OF
the town, peering through the door
whenever it was opened. This
must have been either the loving
and patient mother looking for her
maynard son,-who is likely to be
q candidate for the penitentiary or
. drunkard's grave,-or the faithful
wife who is obliged to act as cane
to support her husband on his way
home after HE evening hum. We
should have officers to see to those
in that shape.-Petersbu News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

In Society:
Small Boy Ito society young man,
calling)-YOu must have eat good
deal yesterday evening, didn't you,
Mr.. Brickybr
Mr.. Bon the contrary, Tom
ME, didn't eat anything. ! was
doing the receptions.
Small Boy-Well, that's funny.
Sister said she saw you. and you
was 90 blamed full lyon couldn't
hardly Washington Critic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01
Bainbridge Township Trus.
tees Notice.

THE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
! bridge township, Dubois county.
will attend to Township business on
Saturdays ofevery week, at his residence
on North Main street, between Sew
enth and Eighth. in Jasper.
The Library Of said Township is kept
1t the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann.
where persons wanting books can obtain
them at any time.
JOSEPH ECKSTEIN, Trustee
April 20. 1888 wv ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

Corporal Tanner, OF Brooklyn, who
took occasion a few days after the To-
VEN Der election to announce his candi
dacy for Pension Commissioner under
the Harrison administration. IL Ia the
city. Corporal Tanner said then that
his announcement was not made in all
seriousness. He admits now that be Is
earnestly seeking the Office.
But he says, "the office Of Commits.
sioner Of Pensions nor any other Office
has been mentioned Ia any conversation
between me and General Harrison"
Corporal Tanner takes unto himself a
share Of the credit for Republican success
In the State OF Indiana. He took part IN
the Oregon campaign early in the season.
and as he explains. cancelled his political
engagements in California to enter the
Indiana canvass ct the request OF Gen.
'eral Harrison.
"They showed me poll Of the soldier
voters OF Indiana he says: "a Republi-
can poll giving the Democrats forty per
cent. Of their vote. thought there wa.
q field for missionary work and l staid.
| told my wife that Harrison was going
70 be the next President Of the United
States, aud | guessed didn't amount 10
leo much, but l could afford to oblige
such q man."
The Corporal IL not so modest about
declaring bis special qualifications for
Pension Commissioner. and says that Il
there is one subject about which he il
thoroughly posted II is pensions. lie
claims to have the general endorsem ent
OF TIE Grand Army OF the Republic, and
says his numerous friends are earnest in
bis support.
:" have said nothing 10 General Har.
rison about H." said he, "and I don't be-
lieve the incoming President has singl
lpromise out regarding positions under
bile Administration. l don't believe a
man ever went into the Presidential
chair 90 free from personal pledges az
General Harrison will on the 4th Of
March."-N. X Graphic.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-02-01

On the 23d Bedford, Lawrence
county, voted By 81l to LAG to 10.
corporate % city.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15
JUDGE Pratt.a District.

Judge L. K. Pratt Of Norton, was a
visitor at the legislature yesterday.
He Is judge of the Seventeenth dis
trict, which comprises ten counties,
being one of the largest districts IN
the state. 1t is a great deal more
than the judge can take care of, and
there are two bills before the legisla-
ture calling for a division of the dis
trict. One bill is by Mr. Street of
Decatur, which makes one district of
Norton, Phillips, Graham and Rocks
counties, and another out Of Decatur,
Sheridan, RaWlins, Thomas, Sherman
and Cheyenne counties. The first
district proposed now constitutes the
four eastern counties Of Judge Pratt's
district, and the other is the six west
ern counties. Another bill has been
introduced by Mr.. Chambers of Sher-
idan which divides the district In a
different way 1t makes a district
out Of the north tier, comprising Phil
lips, Norton, Decatur, BawliHs and
Cheyenne, and another district out of
Rocks, Graham, Sheridan. Thomas
and Sherman. This makes two shoe
string districts. Judge Pratt thinks
that Mr.. Streets bill is the best and
does not think that the shOestring dis
tricts would be satisfactory Topeka
(ODifGI
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15
DAYTON.

John Ledeboer died last Tuesday
morning at seven o'clock and was
buried on Wednesday in the Luctor
grave yard. John was a young man
of good habits and a member of the
LuctOr COrnet Band. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Mr.
SchOltOn of LuctOr The people of
this locality are all excitement over
the prospect Of a sugar factory at
Long Island. There is to be a great
mass meeting at that place tomorrow,
and the probabilities are that they
will all raise cane" this year. >.
'Candlemasday" has passed and the
traditional bear has seen his shadow
Now the question is, shall we have
six weeks more Of the same sort of
weather that we have had, or shall
we have some other kind. s. H
Baker IS about to start on a trip to
Stafford, about one hundred miles
south of this place, after his wife's
cousin who is to work his farm this
year. August Barg now has his
steam feed-cOOkeE fairly in operation.
He can cook 20 bushels Of corn Ia one
hour o. r. Benedict has bought
the Ryckman property In Prairie
View and Will shortly become a resi-
dent of that place. g.. Sam Segrist is
now at work IN his new blacksmith
shop at LuctOr. Sam has proved
himself a first class workman in both
wood and iron. r.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15

It is now thought by those IN pos
ition to know that President Harrison
will ask Senator Plumb of this State
to accept a Cabinet position, and it is
further stated that the Senator would
not decline it. We should be sorry
to see Plumb leave the Senate, but
would be glad to have him at the
head Of the Treasury Department be-
cause of his correct theory as to how
the financial affairs Of this country
should be managed. The country
would soon experience better times if
Plumb We're Secretary of the Treas
ury, and was not interfered with, but
allowed to carry out his financial
plans.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15
ORDINANCE No. 50.

An Ordinance providing for the muzzling Of and
authorizing the City Marshal TO kill dogs under
certain conditions
Be it ordained by the Mayor and COuncilmen of
the City of PhillpsbuTg, Kansas:
SECTION l: That it shall be the duty of the City
Marshal and he is hereby authorized to take into
custody and kin all dogs found running at large
within the limits of said city. upon which the
taxes have not been paid as provided by ordinance
SEC. ,: That all dogs running at large within
the limits of said City upon which the taxes have
been duly paid provided by ordinance shall be
securely muZZled during the months of July and
August and at such other times the council
may from time 10 time by resolution determine
and unless the owners Immediately muZZle them.
upOu being notified by tine City Marshal so to do
the City Marshal shall take said dogs in to Gus
tOdy and proceed to kill them
SEC. ,: That this ordinance shall take effect
and be in force on and after its publication.
Approved: Attest:
j. W. Lowe. J =. BARNES.
Mayor. City Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15
sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. 79'
In the District Court of Phillips County:
Security Investment Company, Prtf.
franklin NJ. NEEDLES, AIollie P Med
dies, George b. Chaplin. Alice Chap SCase No.
i'm, Frank =. Mickey, Mrs. Frank 5.
Mickey Samuel L. Mickey, Mrs
Samuel L. Mickey, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled action, in and by the above named Court,
and of order of sale issued on said judgment,
to me directed and delivered, I viii on Tuesday,
March 18th. 1889, at the hour Of eleven O'Clock a.
m. of said day, at the front door of the Court
House, in PhilipsbuFg, in the County of Phillips,
State of Kansas, offer at Public Sale and sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described real property, namely: The north
west quarter lnwl4l, of section twenty-eight L2S,
township five > south, range seventeen MI west
of the sixth principal meridian. all in the County
of Phillips State of Kansas. Said property has
been levied upon and is to be sold the property
of the above named Defendant. Dated this 18th
day of February, A. D., 1889.
C.. NJ. MCGUIRE.
15-feb-5t Sheriff of Phillips County.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15

Ed. HERALD: Report of Crystal
Greek school, district number Sd.
GlenwOOd township, for the month
beginning January 9th and ending
Feb. lst: Number of pupils enrolled
p; average attendance Is; number of
visitors Z. Names of those perfect in
departments: Emma Hawley. Alice
Hawley, Eva FaubiOn, Hannah Haw-
ley and ROnzO Hawley. Those not
absent during the month: Walter.
Joe and ROnzO Hawley, Eva Faublon.
James and Hannah Hawlev and
Ralph Mckenzie. Much interest IS
taken by all. MAGGIE 7. KEssLER.
Teacher.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-02-15

Col. PaFkins0. the pioneer sugar
man of Kansas, is visiting the princi-
pal sugar plantations Of tbs 'sSHtil,
and winds up a letter to the Capital
Commonwealth as follows: There
Is a future rich In sugar and IN profit
for Kansas, particularly western Kan
sas. Only let our energies and our
limited means be properly directed
and not dissipated by unskillful and
negligent waste of opportunity, fairly
sustained for few years by intelli-
gent and wise national and state leg
islature and Kansas VIII become the
great sugar center Of the Union.