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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
WORSTOF THEN ALL.
The Bloodiest Battle o. the Hat
neld-McOoy Fen6
II ocCUgS 1t GREEN SHOALS, WA
TEe Nen Wsrs kllisa sAa . Hal ne-e1
ounasa-Iae HAtneias SAgt~4s
ahrss PrlsSners. aAd VIZ
Pat EEeEa 80 nestAs
a TIrHlT roNTllrF.


MI TcN. ". Va, Nos. reports -
another terrlbls battle between the
Hat4elds and McCoys have reached
here. Full details have NOT been re
oeiyed, but enough e known g show
that u was the hioodiest eRcoantef that
has ooeurrea IN the history - Tie feua
Thursday nlght party Il seout fhlrty
Of The McloNs came across . Maulne4d
c&mg in the Moods ahout slx miles tem
Green shoals totA bands were bound
Tor the heade larters - their re-
spective factions ana we're heavily
armed. When tie MoOovs discovered
their enemies they sent cat scouts ana
discovered tlat there were about score
in tie camp They crawle6 up tAruugh
the dense unacrtrush and poured IN =
voiley on their s4ce P-ng foes. In ana IN
slant IL was returned, and tAe hatnelds,
although taken by surpr-se, were so
much better armed than the dc
Cows. having repeating rifles, that Aey
soon pat them % flight Ikr ono vol
ley fred by the MeCoTs dId tarIiDle eN-
ecution Half dtten mon were wound
ed and tWo were sis n. John Blumheld.
One % tho leaders ~ his faction, was in-
stanly killed. having no Jess thar four
blllets through las head ly his
side lay Edwin Brown, tho son - the
woman who was shot ia her farm
house at Fulgy's Greek. Two bul-
let's had gone through has body. one
piercing the heart SIX other men were
wounded, one OF them, whose name Is
unknown, being fatally hHrt. After
dawn the Hatfelds found two more dead
men, and four desperately Wounded men
were captured. Some of the wounded
McCoys must have been carried of bs
their friends. for the trail Of their re
treat through the woods was marked
with blookstains. The prisoners capt
ured are ChSrles Lambkin. John Cain,
-- Cain and Pete Mccoy The names
Of the dead are unknown. The Cain
whose first name was not learned was
so badly wounded that his captors left
him 10 die where be lay, but the other
three were compelled 10 march 20 tho
Hatfield headquarters, which they
reached about noon Friday. As soor
as the story Of the attack and capturs
was told sort OF court-martlal
was held. The prisoners were not
allowed 10 speak in their own defense
and after short deliberation a vote OF
their life or death was taken by the en-
tire Hatfield party. The result wa'
unanimous, and the three men will be
tied 10 trees and shot Nothing car
save them unless the McCoys can defeat
the entire Hatfield party and effect a
rescue. This is not likely. as they are
0utnumbered two 70 enc, and the Hat
fields are better armed. The courier
who brought this news was shot al twice
from ambush while riding through Lin.
coin County.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
GRANT $ BODY.

The Remains 81 the General blmort surs
90 Be Removed frain Riverside Tark
Either West Boint or Arlington rsa4e-
tery WIN Eo Chosru as fhsI L.ast i.sts-
iDg-I'iace.
PHlLADEITmA, Nor. 2-Mr George
w. Childs said Friday HAT ihe ba4Y -
General Grant viii very probably br ro-
moved from its present resung-place .n
New York 10 West Point or Arlington
Cemetery. Mr. Childs said
several years before General Grants leafh
be said thai his miltarg superior NHfc.d
Scott was burlcc ~ s. ett Point agd he WoalC
like to BE there. DE also expressed q .sl .fHt
his wife might De buried al hif s..0 ht fhe
time - General Grants death heH ..i cane
quickly forward with iis oner 81 pra.fa, e. rt.t.
ing place Nov however lufueItfe errc
Army u4cn have asked ttaf fho hurf Del re
rlored ~ Arlington. ana special lrrhrTfi.f ff- -s
have been made to SLOW ~ Mrs efaiH nea 81
buried 81 TIE same place. Ln'lcf htatas army
officers seem - prefer Hcfi Point H .ilI
few weeks j expect to fcr fu Drsat a..a eas
VII Of course be The frsf fD set
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
A WHOLESALE HANGING.
Nine Murderers Sentenced 20 Use Executed
at Fort Smith January 16.


FoRr SMITH, Ark, Nov. 2.-Judge
Parker, OF the United States Court, has
passed sentence Of death upon Sam
Coins, Jim Burris. Harris Austin. John
Billy. Thomas Willis. NJ James. Jeiier-
son Jones, George Tobler and Charley
Bullsrd, the execution 10 take place
Thursday, January le, 1890 This is the
largest number by three ever
hanged here on the same day. Coins
and Jim Burris (Choctaws) killed
Houston Joyce in the Choctaw
nation in November. 1855. Har-
ris Austin (Chickasaw) slew a white
man at Tishomingo IN 1854. John
Billy, Thomas Willis and James
(Choctaws) murdered Matison Williams
in the Choctaw nation in 'April. 1859.
Jefferson Jones (Cboctsw) killed Henry
Wilson in the Choctsw nation March Ia,
1889 George Tobler negro slew an
other negro at dance IN the Choctaw
nation. Charley Bullard negro mur-
aered Walker Dean near Gibson Station,
Cherokee nation, IN March last
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
CHICAoO's ELEVATORS.

British Syndicate with a Capital oi
Ce.5o0.o0o Organizing for Their Pur-
chase.
LONDON. Nov. "A company is in
course Of organization with a capital
OF e500.O 900, capable Of unlimited eKpsn-
sion. for the purpose q purchasing the
enormous grain elevators of Chicago. IT
is alleged that agents - the promoters
Of this company have recently sounded
the controllers ~ those elevators with
such encouraging results as 20 induce
immediate formation % the pool. the
transfer OF the property 70 take place st
an early date.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
WINTERS ADVENT.
Furious Snow-StOrnls Raging la the North
west-Three Lives Lost IN an Accident
to a snow-Bound Train Belief That
May Cattle Have Perlshed.

Furious Snow-StOrnls Raging in the North J.
west-Three Lises Lost IN an Accident
to a snow-Bound Train Belief That
May Cattle Have Perlshed.
OMAHA, NeN., Nov Snow has been
falling here since early Friday morning
and fE0m several towns Ia Western
Nebraska a fall Of six inches is re
ported In Wyoming a blizzard is pre-
yAiling The storm las played havoc
with telegraph wires and seriously in
terfered with the running % overland
trains. a blockade Is feared that viii
compel the suspension of trains.
MINNEAroLIs, MINI, Nov at be-
gan showing here AT p. u. Friday and
every thing points 70 a heavy fall. Re
ports received show that il has been
showing all day at Mason. Ia, Lemars.
Ia, Aberdeen, ;. d., and st. James,
MINI. The storm is general through
Northern Iowa, Minnesota and Dakota
DENyER. Col, Nov. 2.-The snow
storm which prevailed FOR forty-eight
hours, has abated. IL was the worst
storm ever experienced in this region.
Reports from the south say that thou
sands OF cattle and horses have been
drifted of their ranges into the south
east, and that hundreds Of the weaker
animals have perished in the blizzard
All trains are delayed and wires are
down. The damage 10 fruit and shade
trees is considerable.
DENVER, Col, Nov. Q News has
reached here that the south bound pas
senger train on the Fort Worth road,
which is snow bound near Fsston, sixty
FIVE miles south, was -: into by a
freight train at . o'clock Friday after
noon and Engineer Hicher, Fireman
Flanagan and passenger from Illinois
were killed. No further particulars are
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

WasHrSaros. Nor 1-Ths Nstianal
Bark statement shuWs thst tha total
ren ber of hanks in th- United States on
Sfrter aer So wss s2so sgs nsf s.ls- .
vfar aga. vith 3 "a stock of 81 -
ESQ ooo. agalnss sse9 ooo. .ooo = yesr age;
bsnk notes standing s - coo no.
against slsl boa. 900 last yea individual
deposits sl.e-s Sc $50. arslnst e. 9Se.-
eat sfI year age. Government 8sposl a.
es reo 1ars snd sr0urrs S'f5ss
- -6s. against sl.s-f sss asf lsst - sr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

Oswreo. Kan. Nov The alleged
Mrs Render and her daughter, kste.
reached here Friday. but = former ac-
ouaintauce of the muraerous family
failed % IDENTITY them. TIE people q
this district ara convinced that the 2
ilantes did their work thoroughly ffisen
years ago. ani thst al % the family
were removed a. that tine.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
po.ton.. Martin. rIhIb,,,op.

BosToN, Nov. 2-The International
Maritime exhibition of every thing
pertaining 70 ships and shipping vii
be opened in The Mechanics fair build
ing AZ noon next Monday. Hon o. p
Potter, of New York Vil deliver at
oratiOn and addresses will also be made
b. Hon. \. Z SPsrry. ~ New Haven.
Licuteusnt-covernor Brsckett Msyo,
minister The seventh New York
Regiment Rand viii furnish music.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
DEATH OF PIONEER VINTON.
He Came to Chicago Fifty Years Ago and
Was Well Known I'm the West

WATERLOO, Ia, Nov 2-S. p. Vinton,
one Of the pioneer settlers of tho West,
died Friday morning. He was native
Of Vermont. and came West 60 Chicago
in 1887 After staying there some time
he went 10 Milwaukee and afterward
was one OF the founders Of Watertown.
Wis. He was also at Minneapolis be-
fore the town was located. or late he
had resided in this county. lie was
about as years OF age.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

BA1rMoRr. Nov. 2-The brigs Alice
and Romance. from the guan0 island
Navassa. arrived here Friday morning
and we're towed in by tho United States
revenue steamer Ewing. Thir;y-one Of
the negroes charged with mutiny and
riotlng were taken into custody. and the
remaining passengers were committed
as witnesses
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

Major BarkeF Accounts ~hew an tadi-
tional Dcfsica siaa 81 nunaro,is ei I.aae-
sanas ~ Dollars.


sRnas ~ Ilollars.
NV 0RLEANs, Aos. g Another phase
Of the bono fraud Was developed Friday
which shows an additional leisleanen
o. between $500 e0o and ssaooal tar
the past tvo weeks tae Siafe Aua.tor
an0 lle Treasurer have hoel investigate
ing tAe reported ofcI-.ssue s.. uaal bonds
by ea-lreassEor hurAe. iGaas tArF
osme 90 tAe cltT iram haton EeaFf and
ii is saia. reported la 0atelD.r A.taDls
tAat they had d.scoVefea ttat faera
ha1 been an oYsi-lsrle. InfY
sro not yet able "a Ga the ekart -uH..
bat it IS aal8 ta be- between sssnl. asa
$4,000 lis inumated ttai fae over
issue win b. found g. hc cons derally
over these trures, as many of lls llal.s
have been paid in ier laca taNe. g
which there IL no record u tlD Iffas-
urers office. The rland Brr r.l iahe
the baby bond feature az lne BON. f.r 5s
up to-m0rrow. The officials lafr uo lu-
formation concerning The whereabouts n
eK-Ireasuref Burke
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

CHIcAGo. Nov. "A Jury in Judge
Bakers court found james Dolan. aged
Il years. guilty of murder. and SEM
fenced him 10 serve fon years in tBe
penitentary nolau tlot and killed
James McGann. bis stop-fatbor. August
G last McGann vas brutality beating
the boys mother WHOM the fatal shot
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

ZANrsyurE Wis Nov While
hunting rabbits Friday evening AZ Tho
town of Fulton. james savcr aoo scnt-
ally discharged hIE gun. fatally wouns
ing his companion. John Lrnbert The
shot entered tbe back of the neck
passing around and tearing away one
car and q portion O. TIE face.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
TIE NARKETS


f.Fr tIaH HNr =
FLoun-very Quie' Spring rstetf. "a
SO strairhts s2,T1tT HsEsrs $500 ~.
Winter patents. ls8s0s ~ Cifars f- rpf a
WHKAT-W weaker 80 caHn 7sa .c,
Decemner. 1gf. sie Nay aa ftahr Na g.
49z.5sc for poor fa choice. and rso q Uyd76r
ConV-cu.ef fuf frul $50 9 2Er No
Yelow. 1sae7ac Ao q aansc Eo P
Neilow. ,9tsc November. ~ sc. Dru
Der. 81 sQHssc Eay Ea0 sc
OATS -Quirf and steady $50 3 caeh 1880
November 1stt nrrsrlhef. Sc ffar New
VsGgac Samples eas'e< Ho p ieTeffc.
so white Ff1U. &c. $50 2 lt'selfr ta
White zll1 &c.
RvK-etr-dT and frm Nc rlss 90 fe
veuter dslfve-r 42c Decsubsr. f2sc SAM
pee E,aase for 80 81 81 saGe for No
psHrFT- Demand uGhf $50 fs0Ec 80.
= lov grade 81 choice ep0f9r 30 goot ~
cboius $40 Hr go sboai ssEer
Mrss pomK -Trsflnr ru-b,r aFff SIC r~ic~s
Lover. Prices rarFef a. a. fczs rt f0r rash. 4.
o. ia.sas q for Ne~subfr. y ~ a. ~ f1r
gstusrv
LAnD- Trading lrl.f arc prices .rer euo
tations rsnf~f ft y os1f ln far essf ? va
30 for Nereu.hsr. . -. 81 s78 f1r 1arus-f.
Br-rrFR- CrrsufvY e's1eae. pairy ga
f-r raffiuF storE Sfoc
Toes Fresh is.1ffsr
parlrEF 1--we Chirsens T1sr p-r be- Livs
TurseTs 7dqtr per 't Lirf brcFs f.selsc
pef ~. Live Geese 3 "a ~ rsf ao1en
NV ToTr Tcr 2
wHtsr-v vssk kakr iover ou.ei useern
t-sr 81 asfr garnsry -. Ha7 H. 0sssc
caFN- sfrouFef euiet hrse Wesf-rn "a
g.
dars-orisf ere r'reer wert--n atQsac
fsaf.-rerrre- Be- tt~erg rate p @tEs n
F~4-a wses E~r Part ar'sf arf uret sre.s I
Nv Ne. a. -sa - Evt-s F'ri-.. siaos
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

CHARLEsToV. IS c. Nov a n
Lee has bsen appointed receiver % ne
firm of Ilinck, Viekenbsrg = Co. far
the PAST ATTY years engsgsa in the
grocery business lu this clty. The fru =
liabilities are about S7o.ooo, with nonl-
nallV large assets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

CrvCTNNATi. Nov. Something Ike
1000 residents % TIE suburbs 81 Iock-
lard. KlnTood. Wilton Place and Garth
sgs, who have for years been patron
lz.ng the Pee Line road. marched IN =
boay 81 the Cincinnati Hamilton \
Dayton read and pai1 for commutation
tickets for November 70 shov their dls-
gust a. the Bee Line management
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

TSurAvAPoI Ind NOV At spa-
cisl memorial services hes Friday -
tte Wamens Home Missionary Society
Of tbs ~ = church ever e. 90 eas
pledged ioT tha Lucy Hayes memorial.
~ rhat the memorial stsu consist hss
Ret Fet been de- asa
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

MoxrRrAI~ Nov. "A special meet
ing Of hay dealers Of this province who
have claims against the United States
FOR the rcfunding Of duties paid will be
held at ~. Johns, Ont, on Novem Der 5.
The claims amount 90 over $500. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. Prot VI. II
Kcllcrg. one Of the best and oldest edu-
Gator. n this State. died yesterday He
was th- fornacr snl president ~ Col
lcgo Temple AZ Newman. "a. a.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

JoHNsrovv. Pa Nov. The hos y
q nan found Friday evening ia Cone
maagb has besn Identified ~ John
Schszrtz 60 AlsntouR "a. vie vas 3
passenger ca tie ~ lated 6ay express
lost ~ Coueuaurf
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
FORTY YEARS M PRISON.

Sentence az OTTAWA, III. for 1urdor.
OTTAWA, lll.. Nov "A verdict was
rendered in tie circut court be-
fore Judge Blanchard sentrnrrg
Joseph Kota to The penitentiay
for forty years for She murder
Of Georgia Bartkicwitz. a. ia sallc. on
the evening % May ~ Tie trla. has
the heaviest imprisonment penalty ever
rendered ln this .nurtN-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03
We Challenge Comparison!
we VIII Commence at the Combinations.

Cor5aa Patcrns, your choice
Patterns, worth S2 choice for only $500
Patterns, worth $1,000 they
D rrrcs prce slj75.
Dress Patterns, l shades worth s200
your Sc r,aou atoand.agy low price Of $3.50
have
r fi aie b n $500
Beautiful Patterns. desirable
shades v3r1 sso0oi your choice just $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-03

WrvsIrEa Man Noe 2-Mr Bsser bad a
iona uterv.ee vifh Bon HeTeT Friday. and from
aim received tle corronoration of many of fhe
"details sanaected vlth the Hatcherv ~ Cr1ula
xh.ca Gillette reca8nteG Thursday Barse
rd Herer Maf ralehil was The
rain actor f1 tie tragedy and had
.rrsset both h.n ard CooueT to rarfirfFste in
he crime Hs told HeTer tasf sarfrsgs were
ised hy fwa of the sssassfrs while fte fhird
FIeIded o-muca base nall ele8 Fsar men
Fers wail1s 10 sac cctfaFe faT fln TheF
sstfnsd for fae ssaad 1l wheels A. last tte
carriage drove a1. aad a. lstsat .atsr tae frc
rrkrrrfrf ar to enc iocr He uorsad loudly
ars hastily as ~ he realized fhat hs pres
rrs uss lrEertlv requires T~a ~ fbs
lsssssins stood hehiat tae aar ready -
frse vaIe one ~ fae others Eem she
naer room called ouf in leai eace
.Crue 1 The 1oor Ess Q1icEV opened ard
q Doctor sfrose ln Ire .Hsrgr7 he V.s iH ere
atae assasslls slammed the door vale fhe
aleT stlack tas uhg sislsa . terIlale olcE VIA
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03

1t will be remembered that man
named King betrayed Libbie Beech
Ter and then abandoned her. She
sought him out and shot him dead in
Omaha. She has been acquitted
The Hastings, (Neb) Republican
says:
THE jury in the Libbie Beechler
murder trial rendered a verdict of
not guilty It was d verdict Just and
right. When she shot King, who had
his fiendish hands clutched about the
throat of the woman he had betrayed
and abandoned, she performed an act
that was alike a service to man and
God. If a few more ieweled hands
would, when betrayed by professional
libertines, swing a bull dog" in ac-
ton instead Of falling into the aban-
don and crime of despair, society
would be gamer. A woman, as an
avenger, would be a buzz saw even
Williams would hesitate to tamper
with
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
ROAD E6PIC6

10 " HON IT Nay LDNEEfNs
In pursuance OF an order made by 6i4s
board OF County Commissioners of the County
of Phillips, and state OF Kansas in regular
session on the 10th day of april, A. D. 1889.
notice is hereby gfven that Thomas Kearns
afi0 eleven others hOusehOlders CT said conn
~, residing in the vicinity where it is pro
mentioned, have presented 10 said board their
certain petition. praying the iaY1ng ont
county MS follows: Commencing at he norti5-
vest corner sec. 955lT; thence south on sec
ton slne Is near as practicable five miles aud
THAT 81 H. III. Gray, Ed 5IcDOugal and Geo, H
IanndhiH. viewers, duly appointed vita meet
II beginning OF road, with survey OF. on the
ia day OF Nay A. D. 1852, and proceed 70 view
said road and 10 give ali parties a hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal OF
lSEAt -I said county, affixed At nay Office In
said county. this 10th day Of April
s.. ID. 1855
s. ). HARTMAN, County Clerk
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
ROAD NOTICE.
ii HLn1L G0ncerl2

To Whom ID Nay Concern.
In pursuance of an order made by the Board OF
County Commissioners of the County of Phillips,
in the state of Kansas, in regular session on the
18th day of April A D. 1889, notice Is hereby given
that D. /. Smith and II other hOGsehOlders
OF said county, residing in the vicinity where 1t Is
proposed TO lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, having presented to said board their
certain petition praying the laying out and estab-
lishment of apublic road in said county as fol
lows:
Commencing at point on the Hill north and
east from Smith mill, thence south about 20 rods,
thence southwest across two draws, thence west
to sec. line between sections u and 1919 and
that W. II. II. Gray, Ed NcDOugall and G. Il. Tan
nahill viewers duly appointed, viii meet at be
ginning Of said road, with Surveyor, on the 25th
day of May 1883, and proceed to view said road
and to give all parties hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said county,
SEAL affixed at my Office in SAID county, this
10th day Of April 1889.
apr % s. j. HARTMAN. County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03

The slayer of another libertine
has been allowed to go scot free by
the courts Young Skillman, on trial
in Nemaha county for shooting the
man who had ruined his sister was
acquitted of murder last Saturday
evening and discharged from custody.
A few more such jures as tried the
King and SkiIlman cases will teach a
valuable lesson tosuch trifers. Shoot
ing is "a moderate way of Furnishing
the man who will trife with an InnO-
cent girl, and after accomplishing
her rum, discards her to the tender
mercies of the cold and cruel world.
Such monsters usually gloat over
their treachery among their boon
companions, satisfied that no lawful
remedy can reach them A little cold
lead doee the work and such dogs are
removed from society. We cannot
call such a killing murder York
(Neb) Democrat
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
ROAD NOTICE.

To WHOM 1T May CONCERN:
In pursuance OF an order made by the board
OF County Commissioners of the county of
Phillips, in the state of Kansas, in regular
session on the 10th day Of April, A. D. 1889,
notice is hereby given that John Gordon and
eleven OtbArs, hOusehOlders OF said county,
residing in-the vicinity where 1T is proposed
to lay ont and establish the road below men
toned, have presented to said board their
certain petition. praying the laying ont and
establishment of a public road i'm said county
as follows; Commencing at the northwest
corner of section 15-2-iS; thence east on sec
ton line as near as practicable two miles.
and that w. II. III. Gray, Ed McDCugaH and
Geo. III. Eannahiu, viewers, duly appointed,
viii meet at beginning OF said road with sur
veyOr on the 53d day OF May A. ID. 1889, and
proceed TO view said rood, and to give ali par
ties a hearing.
Witness my hand ana the seal OF
tSEALl said county. affixed at my office in
said county, this 10th day of April,
=. D. 1889
- s. J. HAR-IAN. County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
MERIT WINS,

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Dis eoverY for COnsump-
ton. DIR. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
LENS Arnica Salve and Electric Bitterss
and have meyer handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such pm
iversal satisfaction. We do not hesI-
tate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
gusts.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
ROAD NOTICE.
o Whom 81 Man Concern :

TO WNO3I u MUy CO1IceIIt:
In pursuance of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the County Commits
-ioners of the county of Phillips in the State of
Kansas, in regular session the 18th day of April
1899, notice is hereby given that ID. L. Smith
and II other hOusehOlders of said county, resid-
ing in the vicinity where it is proposed to lay cut
and establish the road below mentioned, nave
presented to said board their certain petition,
praying the laying out and establishment of a
public road in said county as follows:
Commencing at the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter Of the southwest quarter of
section 1910; thence east one half mile,
thence north one fourth mile thence cast
to intersect road running south TO
Smiths mill, and that w II. Gray, Ed. Nc
Dougall and Geo. II. TannRhiI, viewers duly APP
pointed, will meet at beginning of said road, with
Surveyor, on the 25th day Of May, A. D. 1889. and
proceed to view said road, and to give all parties
a hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said
TSEAL1 county. affixed at my Office in said
county, this 18th day of april 1889.
apr26 S. j. HARTMAN, County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-05-03
School Officers Take Notice.
The latest and best School Seat
and Desk is
"The Victor Folding and Lock Desk"
rHos. KANE & COMPANY, CHICAGO,

Absolutely and Internationally
warrant this Desk: LIST. Against break
age for ten years. End. Against get
ting rickety for ten years. Sd. Against
getting out Of order for ten years.
For general school room use, the
Victor Folding is simply, absolutely
and beyond question
The Best SchooI Desk in the World
1t is strong. folds into a small space has place
in which books. states, etc. can be locked mp and
is cheap Don't buy till you see il for it Is vastly
superior to all others. i also agent for other
school furniture. maps, etc. If you buy of me
guarantee to save You money and give you salts
faction WEn BRADLEY, AIT.
mar15n3 PEillipsburg, Kansas