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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
THE rREEMAsoNRY OF HONESTY

Freemasonrv is not confined TO Tine
raft OOe touch II nature max e.
he whole world kun. an1 sets the sea
f universal brotherhood on mankind
4 persOns that ihIuk and feel alike
nave IN one sbape or aDoIher badg@ on
C iupterslgn that admits tbs m to each
b,r's sympathy aud confidence
Il lgu6s have then low whistles aud rig
nals knav-s have their wiDks and cuts
Of the eve that besp' Ak a common csu>.
of irsut. and say: We under stand one
another"
Low and vicious males aud females.
IN society life. have their Ffench pbl aste
aud double entendTes that assure ont
auotb-r that virtue and truth are no
b. -cles 10 their way. but that ssnsu-
ality and Incense aud lOwness Is then
cue. All phases of character have thei'
ow n language and terms OF mutual in
ttrccurse; their grips and glauces and
touches OF mutual rtcognilion-theii
owe FfeemssoOry.
10 the Ordinary intercourse Of men.
there are not ouiy httls acts thai maui
Test the mean or gener us spirit but
words aud expressions that tell Of low
associations ard vulgar hsunts. or
prove beyond question that one has
been with geptl-m,n. These mysteries
are not the swallow-tsll The kid glove.
Iaces. or diamonds. or strict conformity
TO style which as often bespeaks thu
vulgar aud uDsure ~ he gen ilemaD. but
the Ms mic sign Il at is made # ten
thousand lutte things. done and i fl I'M
done, the foe t,xtue of essential
quality lesrued and caught. not FROM
I'D wordings. but ia he royal schools
81 a pious home. Much Of that DINER
SORT il as common "a the odor Of the
bliber's ,hop. while tn favor of tru.
genliiity is as pure and uomislakab,e a.
the scent of tie rose or the violet.
Men. as a general Thing. are of good
average hone-ty. The regular course
of things NAV be relied on. Dolly when
special passions are aroused, or fears
excited. or great Inconvenience exp,
reDcsd things are thrown cut of gear
aud men uy Iossve or right ihenseive.
by wrong. II tbs were not ST.. TIE re
could be no business. no clviliz ,tiop,
no f. worth living. Toe large ma
j Iity maiutaiu he laws aud courts of
law and government. Bat all through
out the wc,ll people ale more or less
al de. temptstion, aud more or less
hon est. and more or less all hat they /
ought not to be. Aud these grips, ano
>iers, aud pass words and badges
IN ke them know their fellow
And the fellowship Of honest hearts
bas its FieemasoDry too. Aud all men
that he alive in their souls the spark
81 honesty and self.resptct, aud value
The stefliDg stuff Of character. preserve
heir Credentials of membership. 10
his Freemasopry there are degrees.
rom The entered apprentice TO HIM
bat has set devotion as the cap
aope OF bis roysl arch. Nature ana
he prso'ice OF honesty teach the
iens Of this frsierpity-ihe touch I
Z the hand, tne gIsrcs Of the eye, ,bs
'suk yea or no. the calm couutsoauce I
nd simple silspce. All hess are helps
D the, general result the impression :
bat gives assurance u IN honest man d
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

so far as one can judge from the 4j.
900 Democratic .m'j riry IN this State
there were men Of boih partie. who did
not accept The proposition which WIS
the platform of the G. o. p, viz: To
buv this ate ~ith the money put ur
by the Radical PrOtectionisfs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY AND NEW
ELECTION LAW.


There can be do doubt whatever that
the people Of Virginia are looking q
the l. gisls,ure ihat conveDesin Deem
br for the psrmaDent modifi alton 81
tboee evils from which they escaped ~
tb,. ,ecer I election, but which vii G. n
t,pus 10 threaien them az long rs CUT
e's tion liws remain uD ,hapg'd. ~
tLe memb re Of The Assembly shall
show a deposition to disregard the re-
spopsibiluy imI o-ed upon them by
their copsiitue1ts. they will subj e.
thems. Ives tn popular censure aid con
domination ~ not hav'rg fulfiiied th'
trust which has been committed Ia
them. Tbe,e is no mi-isking The pre-
ya,lipg sentimeut 10 this respect. and
i, il, septin,ent that has the support
OF every paul tic ana thinking man.
Arc we 10 continue fore yer TO pass
through periods when the very 'Ii't-
epce ~ the fundamental principles Of
ORGANIZED society and government ~ t.
be 10 ,be most imminent jeopardy Has
this Common wealth TO contend every
few yeais Cor the Dssed right TO 1--we Z
Has every interest IN our most 10 'uo.
as often. tbi- terrible oI deal OF pros
perity or rbinY Is thus cloud 10 hang
always over our prosDectsT
There il every evid-rcs that the PEG
ple Of this Siste will no longer Coz sent
10 follow that optimistic course VII ch
they have hitherto pursued. TIE mt IN
b%rs Of our Legi. lature ,bould bear this
in mind or Ike the cnnseq 'e' ces.
Toe younger generation o. men
wb,s.I.fIerc e ia now beginning to b.
felt in The political fe Of Vagina, are
fully determined that the progress q
the Common wealth shall not be oh
structed ia the future as II has been IL
the past. They lo'k beck upon the
comps. ulivelj near past OF the STATE.
ana tnef tef lih bse Wy '"i"'N''' "'''
sfriimentaiitv or thesse' vers e
which. il allowed 10 continue. Will
cousiautlv threaten the same dishonor
BY producing the same evil. The very
suegesiion Of the rep tii'on Of thu they
will not endure for an instant. The,
look forward TO the future and see con-
test after contest b ,sed simply or ql.s-
tiors OF race irrespective # all gov
~rnmental end &C n"micsl principles.
The prospect IL odious aud bpteful To
them. irrespective Il those emotio III of
patriolism that would lead them fOi
the good Of their native State tore
move all issues with respect to the ne
gro from politics.
II we uuderriand their temper. they
are prepared 10 grapple wi h the oiffi-
culties OF the situation with view If
either d stroy ing them or reduc DO tn, m
TO insigoificauce. Oryoune men are
resolved that the present. c.nditIOn of
sn ,irs shall rot he prolonged They
are ready TO follow aoy leader who
Recognizing all the needs of the nour.
will. 10 a bold vet Conservative way
apply the remedy WHICH, whatever it
may be. cannot b. OtneIwl-e u an be-
neficent. II that man cannot he foUn
among our oder politicians. which We
thiIk most improbable from tn rece,
utterances Of several Of the moot prom
ipeot. then the hour has cone for = mt
rep, esentslive of the Young ID mocfacy
TO take up the SWORD winch Others are
too cautious or too teaifol 20 " ielj.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

1T appears from certain luminous
strokes Il pstsnt medicine advertising
that Bia ne has some threwd scheme
TO iuIrsh bins, II Tor the csmpalgr OF
1892.
Whether it IL q Peruvian guano island
or Samoan question upon ~bich he will
train his bIund'Ibus. il not yet known.
but that his bIuooerbus Is double
rhotted ard the match liehi' d. is certain.
Let remote natives get behind the palm
tree and prepare to get in their holes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

the stamp Of the sterlioR. There 10
something divine In the Freemasonry
~ the faithful. The Spirit itself
besreth w'fp,n with cur spirit that we
ere the Sons Of Truth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

BRAZIL bss evidently declared itself
for N republican form Of Cover nmeDt.
all Of which Il WISE and well.
1t will do the other States ~ South
America great coed. and unity their
political sentiments TO some extent, at
least.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

THE New York Suns printer mn't
have made mi take When Murat II j.
A.. al vas called a 'tnunderiug fool "
II must have meant a bluuderiDg fool.
Tuuuder comes behind the lightning.
aud is never wrong.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

THAT 10 . fo. err X IA isil~ay bust.
pess 10 Iuu fiom flew Y,Ik q San
Fspcisco 10 four ard one half Gays
The fst usip on this schedule IL now
living westward on the last half Of the
eeuts.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

julius CESAR BURROWS ia now the
fs0re-head Of he q U. p. for Speaker
of the House But We think C@ ar
will find bis "pous ossiaorum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

IT is pleasant to noe the faint quail
ity OF the N hone chirp. l il rot the
sill small voice Of conseq leDce, bat it
1 . sill small.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

NEWS AND NOTES FROM AL
OVER THE OLD DOMINION
Furnished by the "Time' 'or'e''""'
d.,t- and state Exchanges Paragraph
and Editorial Opinion. Clipped. Conn
uilrd and Condemned Fr"'" i'"'"~ 'np~'s

tef "A .
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE VA .
No,,ubrr ~. o. Gore -roud,nc- Iue
,e,uI.r tenn Ut 10. C"urty CoU't w"-
held to-ds, Judge Inn Thy Riv's pre-.
siding. srd nothing our OF the usual
G urse Was on the docket .xc.tt the
mil of GecIg- Walker. coloTeG cnsi g. d
win an att mpI II rspr op a little c'l
oi. d gill twelve y'a's of age. aft'
b. lpV properly anrign'd AID b'lrg
sked guilty or rot gull Y. h. r'p ied 10
a. auoibe Tore. Not gully.
TIE Trial was IN r. oDe. ADD ait-r
the Gaze WAS suhmit' ed to tn jurv they
wee orls ID their room at ut teh MN
uie- ani returned a verdict OF not
pu Ivy"
The colored attendants OF the ccu't
was 70 o,e'-joy ed tba' tn V CAM s'ry
near bel, Q fiu-n for ,ivlnV vent 10 th''
feeling. when the verdict II not
guilfy' ~s- read bv the Gle K. j, dse
Rives bad Two If hem srre+'d 10 Do
lug bnsr.rous, but txcused them WIN
a ", lnllg.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

IL il be true that Mex CO wants our
iarsies. let the cac us Republic sprak.
We can spare ~ many as they want.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
SEWING PEOCLAMAIION.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
TiIANKsCIvING PfO'I AMAuoN. ny
TuE GOVERN 4.

IN the belief mat the ucoTl' n ~ 'iris
should lender praise 60 'GOi tNe d. lrf A.
nign y. max, 7 OF D nvcn aud cNffN.' fr he
many mctri. -yuLchsufrf tO 90 m uflIg NE
pot year. nnd 300 fdnf rr Win ga tNiu
eieby sct apart and a point
THURSDAY. .ovEMnrR -, 1859,
as dry ~ Than -gi,inr
recon mend hat no th ~ our people
r.srnI bile 90 tnfi rrItctIYe lHce- 90 VOL
Fl ~ 10 onrr thanks 90 The hi OBJ nlDr ~
" = wntfhful ctir iu iNc pisi, nni with
wi rnd i-ch n o. ~ M aud ffOW 40
",r,f and assaults 81 our enemi iu lhe
I. lure.
Iel The day be marked coed decfs 10
those who nrs ~ g. sd I'm mind. n0'IF Nr
,stnte." iy renei 10 thr poor sud ih. sn-
laie. b sympathy pitn tne rick HnY Oh 81.
IT, {, q, and by loving kinducss q NE dulIF
fr SIDE.
ny 10 ne day oithHuk giving 90 fhe ever
iasiiI z GOD 10y giving raise 20 the 'I rHsInr
nd Pres ry,r n nll mn KIND" mot OulT
" ma orr linr but % our lives
la tcrtino y whereof, hive hercun % 49,
my hand = Il cnus, n HE rsat -rsi OF ihs
tate OF VI ginl 20 nr f1xrd.
p,neA tie capitol. g. Is lmosd. his ~ d
thousand elghi hund ell tnd eighty niue. and
he lam year OF he umiuuuwrs O.
FlTIiIJON LIZ
OOsefnyr Oi virgins,
By the Governor.
II ". FL lURSor.
~ecr~tary O. tho Common - o..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

THE President has boone "a uged his
policy eff ciuilly in trying to bur
glaIizs MOutana.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

MEXICO General Dsz'sreporied am
hitlO" To become dictator of all the
country between .he Rio GIapde and
IN l.t"mus # L mama probsbly exists
ouly In tbeimsgiDallon Of the aui h.r Of
the Ieceut sb-u'd stories from Guaie-
msla. General Dnx 70 not al Is one Z
the mos cons'I valve rulers Mexico
ever had. bot al'o one OF III. shTsw des !;
snd be Is DO, hkel, to want to play the
dangerous game al which Pres dent
Bsrr,os. of Guatemala. camo t. gris I 90
deploIsbly.-Nelo York Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
AsorH. SERIES or psNQU Is.
THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION
THE sUS OF PROSPERITY

is beaming upon thu can,l company.
Sine. j lne 5h twenty cams srd =
small tom have been 's6bi-hfd
trirly iva miles ~ Telegraph line afs
now IN position. and over teeiN miles
are in operatiou: mile ~ corstruc lon
rsll road ~ in operation. ind "a hors car
line to run from Gr.,towu 10 | dian
river. All along The line u the nnps-
rvs priuriprl sio'e-hou-es he31qulr-
tors. ho,pnsls. etc. Is beng soughi Toy.
a CONCESSION 10 iiat' IT - being applied
for by Or. l.. Bert. an knglishmsn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
ICE AND rLEcrEIc NOM.

An ice manufacturing clmprny has
been formed aui tNo &C. machi.rs re
~ their wav here from New OIein'.
E,c ric lighfing's bang dNcIss 4 Hni
the Bach, lo's 81 Greyfo~n mas cal or-
g,nz,fion - hicn the brtl.h c.f sul.
Mr. Ii + Brigham /. leading mem
Der pave ball 60 the chief engineer
Thursday last IN honor ~ hs fr-
sumiug persoual ch rgs ~ the
canal works. The Governor d %
D-lgsdelo. GAS M Attendance Win
his siaf. and all thu distinguished
c,tiz us ~ Sin Juan del Nnr'e aud if-
vicimiv IN ln an nppsarltc". | havs
onls iime to sud YEA those few ines,
~ he Chief EDgn' ~ .iart- f1r Mona
aqua bu -h,ll s.ud YOU a longer let
ter from The capital.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

THEY Won't SUCCEED What profit
eth au ADM 'strauOu u steal two Sen
atOIsbips ia MOuIaua and | &c Two surh
States d. ono ana l,waf B's0ss. II l.
rot r corded that Il q stolen goods will
tot be recovered. II there be ANY Law
m The pew $ ale, or justice lyirg around
loose lh'Te. he ron. . will be defeat
I'd yet.-- LoutSrile Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17
THE BIG CANAL.
WORK STEADILY AND FAvORABIy
PROGRESSING.
Everything In . state Of Entire sAti.rsc.
tiop-Apoth-r Series or Bsnqn.i.-
Bright Outlook for Gr.ytow.-Ic. and
Electric Lights I'm Prospect.

SAN joan DEL NpBrg lGRrrr0vsl
Octob-f 2o - [Sp'cisl Corr..p nnsrcr /
II would be impo-sibls 20 imagine !.
MOI satisfactory state - sffnn shan
that ~ present fxstIng in connscilrn
with the Nicsra qua carsl A perfect
warm wsvs' 81 good feeling 49,.
swept over tbs locality and the 10 4
Of construction has be- n vi-ofou,lv
pushed si CO the Chief Bslrssr - 4
the Governor sbo k hands and The a,.
ter declared 10 ~ofk 10 have ON.
menced in teal earnest.
On Fridav lat Nicsrsgnan govern.
meet commi.s'nn. cnnsisfiug = d q
jose Artonio Romsn. presidon Tinnr.
clio G,lbnrto B nills. counsel: n rlmii.
i4no S mpesnru. engiuser. sd on
Pedro y vas. topogra pher. srIived here
from Nic,rsgua. the capital. n ord,r i0
cpnfer with the chief engineer a. 20 me
fiual locs ion Of certain points % Che
hsrbor. The result, mas been
AsorHE SERIES or BsNQU r..
and IN dav Chief Eol ineer II no a. ac.
coo,psr ies he c.mm scion ~ M1o.Qna.
four Law journsyup the rversnd acr =
the lake. a,rlv - at tn- caprsl tcis *
pee 81 hat he c<lun.t 81 thanksa1v.
ing will be sm kad bv the he br,v of
the government md the Biz Biave Of tls
canal company.
Meanwhile.
THE WORK OF CONSTRUCTION
il being steadily pushed and he ho- m
f al. parties at work il most Il 81.
lenf.
I ia Sufficient to say. Tor the pres r. %
fhaf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

julius CESAR BURROWS. II Michi-
gao. Is 'be iav"rite Of the snbs dy St, k
ers. AID ls SAID 9" have toe specl 4 favor
of Blame hut Tom Red. Of Blame.
own S ate. Is Tx " To- profit by The
casuallIes OF the late elections IN spite
OF The covert hostility Of The Secretary
OF S ale l. would not be surprising II
outstanding sll the aniicipai,pu OF
a lively aud prolonged contest. Red
should prov comparatively easy win
ner IN. Y Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

AND TANNER SMILED CoNPLAoeNr
LY For once the Il, feairn part, bes
aIIed 10 cnaIge "lraud." The victor,
~as so stun iug thai Fol aker bad lite
enough left mere to sigh ON Ster
man nutler,d "UmDh.' Cbaud er
lSnh painful memory of Blackburn
TO, ing with bis auricuhr n,p).
-citeo bed "oucn." ~nile Tanner
-mil. C mplaceu'ly. reiteraiirg: M,
- IL stIll my own. "-Horsda Times
Union.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-17

INNER casse. II E gland has ssslsisd n
bringing about more liberal safe ~
op,uinn 40 to American books IL Great
y, itxIn.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25
INNINGS. GO TO tn
PERSONALS

Mrs, NJ, Beckley is visiting reIa-
tlves at Perry, Kansas.
R. A. Handy has gone south in
hopes OF improving his health.
Abe Troupe came up from Tope-
Ia, Saturday to remain a few DAYS at
Phlllipsburg.
j. h Lewis, of Oxford. Neb. IN
company with his-friend c. A Tpscz
and son. made this Office a social call
Tuesday.
Sam Rosenberg, of the CHICAGO
Fair, intends to take a trip to Ger
many next spring. He will start in
April or May.
Mrs. E. n. Foote, of St Joe
and Mrs: 70. 2. Russell, Of the Wind
sor Hotel, Horton, were guests of Mrs
Conductor Sanders, the past week.
Geo. r. Garretson writes friends
from California that he likes that
state we'll He is a baker. is worl~ino,
az that business and gets $500 per
Geo, Ewel has procured a stu
alton IN the machine shop at Phillips
burg. George is a good hand and
can 55l !. always get positiOn.-K5rtUi1o
Marx NJ Coad, of Fremont.
Nebraska, had legal business with e.
A Spaulding & Co., and stopped off
here Tuesday last Mr.. Coad's
principal business is Importer and
Breeder of Percheron Horses.
Uncle Ben. Morton, register of
deeds, was over from the county seat
Saturday remaining over night. Mr..
Morton has very convenient device
Tor recording mortgages which he
was showing our business men
Logan Republican.
Jim Mann, of PhilIipsburg. was
IN town over Sunday last. Jim. In
company with deputy county treasur-
er w. d. Nipps, of Phillipsburg, lust
came off Of trip through the south
ern and western part of Nebraska.
The boys report times in Nebraska as
dull as IN Lgllel1u Star.
C. A. Tracy, who has been serv-
ing as fireman on the steam shovel at
and near Horton, on the Rock Island.
was up on visit to relatives here This
week. He says he frequently hears
1t stated at Horton that the @. K &
n. branch from the southeast will be
constructed to Phillipsburg this sum
mer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25

The Dispatch devOtes two col
umns, and J. H Ham takes a half
column in that paper, in an effort to
explain the trick Of McNay and Ham
in putting up a job on the HERALD in
the matter or designating an official
paper. When boiled down there Is
but one point in kcNay's article, and
that is McNay is a pure, innocent soul,
who always tells the truth, and that
Commissioner Mcdowell, p. T.
KOrns and r. A. Dague, testified
falsely as to what McNay had agreed
to about the county printing. We
fully, and without coloring, stated
last week, the honest truth about that
agreement between McNay and
KOrns in ALcDOwell's presence, and it
Is not necessary to again go over the
whole matter.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25
e. B. SEWELL& 60.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the District Court OF Phillips county, Kansas:
William I. Haight Plaintiff.
Fred Allen, Orpha Allen Matilda Allen
and Mr.. Allen her husband whose given
name is 10 plaintiff unknown.
Defendants.
You the above named defendants and each Of
you viii take notice that you have been sued in
the above named court and that you must an
sTer the petition fled therein by the above named
plaintiff on 6r before the ist day OF March, 1882 or
said petition viii be taken as true, and a judge
ment rendered against Fred Allen, and Orpha AL
len for the sum Of S41556 with interest thereon at
the rate OF 10 per cent per annum, from January
10th, 1883, and for costs Of suit and a further
judgement against all defendants for the fore
closure Of certain mortgage made by Fred Allen
ana Orpha Allen to William l. Haight bearing
date March let, 1887, upon the following describ-
ed premises situated in the county of Phillips,
State OF Kansas, tOWit: The northeast quarter OF
section ten, 1O) township two, (3) south Of range
eighteen, (S) west, and adjudging that the plant
IN has the nFst lien said premises to the
amount for which judgement will be taken as
aforesaid, and ordering said premises sold accord
ing 20 law and the proceeds thereof to be ap-
piled: Let. To the payment Of the costs of suit;
End. To the payment Of any unpaid taxes which
may be lien on said premises, and Ord. To the
payment Of the amount found due plaintiff, and
forever barring and fOreclOsing said defendants
ana all persons claiming or to claim under them
or either Of them Of all right, title, interest or
equity Of redemption in TO said premises or any
part thereof. G. A. SPAULDIEG 3 Co.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25
sHERIFF's SALE.
SD 81 KANaAs. 3

STATB OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. So.
In the District Court Of Phillips County:
CHARLES TURNER AND John H. TURNER /
CO-partners doing business under the Case
firm name and style of CHARLES TUR-l
NER u SON, Plaintiffs.
Frank Levelle, and D. W. Smedley and
Elzie Strain, cO-partners doing bust
ness under the drm name of Smedley -
q Strain 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 judg-
ment,' to me directed and delivered, i viii on
Monday, February, 18th, 1882 at the hour OF
one O'Clock p. m, Of said day, at the front dO6F
OF the Court House, in Phillipsburg, in the cOun-
" OF Phillips, State Of Kansas, offer at Public
Sale and sell TO the highest bidder, for cash in
hand, the following described real property
namely: Lots three ~ and four (4) in block
nYe (5) OF Turner'S addition TO the tOWnOf Agra
together with the buildings thereon and appuF-
tenances thereuutO belonging, ali in the county
Of Phillips, State of Kansas. Said property has
been levied upon. and is re be sold the prop
eFty OF the Defendant, Frank Layeiie. Dated this
18th day OF January. 1883.
G. NJ. MCGUIRE
49, ian-5t Sheriff Phillips County
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25

There was quite a mad-dog scare
in Phillipsburg last week. Mr.. Tur-
pins small dog acted strangely and
bit several other dogs. His owner
shut him up In a room where he had
spasms and manifested other suspic-
iOus symptoms. Mr.. Turpin becom-
ing convinced that the dog had Nv
drOphObia, shot him. City Marshal
@. j. Fleming called on II. S. Grang-
er, president Of the council, and stated
the facts. Mr.. Granger, in the alb
senee OF Mayor Lowe, convened the
City Council on last Friday night.
The council, after due deliberatfon.
ordered the Marshal to kill without
delay all the dogs bitten by the Tur-
pin dog, and to proceed with as little
delay as possible to dispatch all dogs
on which the city tax has not been
paid, and to kill all unmuzzled dogs
running loose within the incorpor8-
ton. In case of farmers dogs fol-
lowing their masters into town, the
Marshal shall request the owner to
tie up the animal to his wagon while
in town, and if he does not comply
with the request, the Marshal
shall be authorized to do so.
In case the owner refused to tie his
dog or allow him fastened to the
wagon the officer may dispatch him.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-01-25

The HERALD'a recent editorials
and extracts from other papers on the
sugar question have awakened cOnsId-
cradle interest on the subject through
out the county. We are glad to see
the people manifesting so much in
terest. We hope every township
clerk will act on Mr.. French's sug-
gestiOn and call a meeting In his re-
spective township and talk the matter
up, and that a county convention will
be held sometime in February. r.
A. Handy, we understand, offers to
put IN $4,000 toward the erection Of a
sugar mill, and we know Of one other
gentleman who viii take $1,000 IN
stock. Frank Strain We learn will
take stock and so viii others Let
the ball be kept rolling,