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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
4 Century of Eepublicanism-iielp OPP
position Chandler Election Bill
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That was an impressive scene in the
House Of Representatives when the Gov
eminent Of the United States asseWbled
there TO Commemorate the one hun
dredth anniversary of the Inauguration
Of George Washington and the Grafton
of Chief Justice Fuller was 10 every
way worthy q the occasion. The Chief
Justice, when preparing for bis effort.
appears TO have mirrored the assem-
blage in his mind and to have compared
ii with the picture presented an hun
dred years ago. when the first and
greatest Of Presidents entered upon his
duties. with no faltering. perhaps, but
with the conviction Of "A mighty respOn-
sibility resting upon him, which the
approximations of those who surrounded
him did not qualify OF tighten.
Evidently, the orator was not op-
pressed with those terrible doubts Of
the political future which seemed to
have overwhelmed some Of the fainter
hearted champions of free government
who have recently appeared before the
American putlc. His address. taken
IN its entirety, is a tuumphal zen
sober even serious, in places, and dis
playing the resources Of great and
philosophical mind. but the conclusion
reached was that he hundredth ami
versary OF the Inauguration OF George
Washington is not an occasion for
mourning, but for pride. for rejoicing /;
indeed. for the most profound gratitude
that the American people have made
such unexampled progress by clinging
substantially to the principles and
machinery Of government first set ia
motion in 1889.
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honors which were paid to the sacred
memory OF Washington by the North
at the very moment che wept over the
bier of Davis. She was the mother oil
both. and she knew no discrimina-
ton in the reverence with which she
regarded the immortal careers OF her
two illnstrious sons.
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rolls. with view TO the expurgation OF
fraud. should not precede any more de-
mands for extension Of the pensions.
II there is no abuse TO be remedied. the
public ought TO know 1t, in order to re-
alize what il will involve 10 extend
benefits to class much larger than
those now included, and presumably,
at least. as long-lived.
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Gbe Uailn Gimes.
PUBLISHED by THE TINES COMPANY
OFFICE; 00i EAST MAIN SIhhhi'
RICHMOND. VA.

TIE DAILY IIMFs-CITY DELIVERY.
delivered I'm any part OF the city and Man
chester n, carriers at y cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINS delivered at
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plaint should De- made to the Office. The adj
dress may be- changed rs desired, ifcarc be
taken mail 20 mention the Old and
new address.
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A National Monument.
Philadelphia Times.

The plan for great national monu-
ment to commemorate the critical
events of the first hundred years Of the
history of the United States is certainly
worthy the favorable action Of Con-
eress.
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1900 TIE NEW YoRKISQ0
iOuO. WEEKLY HERALD. lODVs

Al ONE DOLLAR PEI NtAI, Is the best
aud cheapest family paper ln 'tne United
states Now n the time 10 subscribe. Dur
ing the year iSiOit Will even exceed Itself IN
the variety ~ IT. contents and Is cifofts TO
please It's subscribers. New features VIII bc
added 10 It's regular departments. including
sps cialtIes are: Practical farming and garden
Ing, progress la science. wolna's work,
stories by The best authors, literature and
art choice flashes OF wit and hHmor. exciu-
sive news iOf veterans informant ON on ali
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Only ONE iOLLAR A YEAR. 10 not
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The Municipal Elections i'm Massachusetts.
baltimore sun


The municipal elections in Massachu-
sets under the Australian ballot law
went off quietly and we'll, as we have
already stated. But at this second test
Of the law there was an attempt To keep
voters within party lines and to suggest
names for whom they sh uld vote. The
novel method adopted was 10 issue cir
culars outside the polling booths. some
giving the list Of the regular Demo
cratic. and others the list OF the regular
Republican candidates. These were the
straight tickets on both sides that voters
were urged to adopt. They could not use
them inside Of the polling booths. as 20
other tickets could be marked but those
prepared by the municipality and con-
tanning all the names OF all the candi.
dates 10 choose. Other circulars urged
voters 10 vote for a particular candidate
for u specified reason, while other cir
culars again professed TO give informa-
ton with respect to the law and the
manner Of voting. All these circulars
are legitimate enough. They simply
served as reminders, which the party
politicians thought might have some
effect IN keeping the voters w. 10 their
party allegiance. But they dia not
affect in any way the secret ballot. and
the voter. once inside the polling booth.
could vote as he pleased ana no one
would be any wiser as 10 how he cast
his vote,
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RAILROADS.
DICHM0Np. FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBU RC
III AND POTOMAC RAfLKOAD.-rchs
dulc commencing NOVEMBER, 18TH, 1857
Eastern standard time:
1882 a. m leaves Byrd-street station daily
stops only at Ashland. 'Bothwell
Milford Fredericksburg, Brooke
ant Whitewater. sleeper Washing
ton and New York; does not stoi
Mt Elb1.
900 u. IN. leaves Byrd-strcet station daily
except SUNDAY. ParlOr car Rich
mond 10 Washington.
$3.50 D. m. leaves Byrd-strcct station daily
7:l3p m. leaves bNrd-street st'tl"n usiN
stops only at Boutwell,, Milford
and Fredericksburg. sleeper Rich
mOnd 10 New YORK.
$50 n. m. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
sleeper rom New York.
1.3S d. m arrives at Byrd street station daily
stops az Fredericksburg, Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washingioh ard Sew lutk
does not stop at flb1.
SOC %. m. arrives Fyrl-strect station daily
stops only at Fredericksburg, NH
ford. Boutwell,. and Ashland.
9:45 y, m. arrives at Byrd-stIccf station dalls
except sunday. farlOr car Wash
iugtOn 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas a. m. leaves tlba. Arrives at Ashland at
1888 q. m.
400 y. NJ accommodate ION leaves Byrd-streoi
station: at Ashland al pm,
6:Oip m. leaves ElDl; arrives at Ashland az
6:fb p. M.
6:i5 q. m. arrives flha. Leaves Ashland 90
sos a. No..
$3.50 a. m. accommodation. arrives at B,ri-
street station. leaves Ashland ai
1877 "a. m.
$50 p. m. arrives at Flha, leaves Ashland 90
5:l2 p. m.
&. 4. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager
=. 4. u. MYERS General superintendent.
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ShiInh,s cnnsnmnflnn Cnre.

This IS beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A
few doses invariably cures the worst cases of
Cough. Group and Bronchitis, while ITS Won
derlul success I'M the cure Of Consumption Is
without parallel In the history of medicine.
since It's FIRST discovery 10 has been sold o., a
guarantee. "A test which no Their medicine can
stand. 81 you have Cough. we earnestly
ask YOU % try 10. Price. 90 cents and 81.
sample bottles free. sold by Bodeker Broth
ers and II. VI. Shields & Co.. corner Of Filth
and Marshall streets.
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n8-Rcading notices in reading-matier tyre
Is cents per Tine. Nonporieiicadcd' II cents
per line.
ns-spccial contract rates furnished on a.
plication.
Auction sales. Legal Noiiccs'and Amuse-
mont Advertisements ~ per inch each In
ecrtion.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Entered at tAe Richmond (NaJ posioincc
a. sfcond- class matter.
Ecmitiances should be made by drafts
checks. p,sioflec orders. or registered letter,
payable 10
TIE TIMt~ COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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Ashland TRAINS.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
scHEDULE n EFTEcr Do. ?. ISL.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT DC .. 1889.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 \. 81. Local. daily except sunday for
Clifton Forge.
500 4. VI. Express. da 'ly. for Ola Point and
Norfolk Pullman Car to old
Point.
lI:2OA. NJ. Express. daily for Cincinnati.
parlor Car To Charlottesville.
BIOL L. VI. Express daily, Tor old Point
and Norfolk. larlor Car 20 Oid
Point.
100 u. NJ. Accommodation. except sunday
for GOrdousyillo.
9.l5p. NJ The r. 4. y. Limited. daily. Pull
man sleeping ear to Hinton.
SOLID Ncstinulc train, Win
dining car and pullm1ns. tnat-
lOifosyule o. Cincinnati ana
Pullman % Louisville.
ARRIVES ATHlCnMONn.
500 \. ". and 2.iO p. NJ daily froan en-
ciunal.
900 4. VI. from Gordonsvlle daily. cN-
cept sunday.
lilo A. VI. and 200 4. NJ daily rom Norfolk.
1:tO 4. II. except -usday nom ,lilon
Forge.
station. Broad street near seventeenth,
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GASINO THEATRE.

" 800 EAST BROAD STREET.
NEXT TO CITY HALL.
Week commencing DECEMBER 9TH. New
attractions this week. First appearance Of
BlDcksOm and Burns, Miss Alice Evans, Miss
Lille Mar, William ellison, Miss Ida Phelps,
Miss Mamie Jackson, Miss Mamie Curtis,
Miss Maggie La Van. Miss Nellie Hughes,
Mss Maud LawtOn and Harry Gallett.
Admlss on. 10 and 20 cents. Box seats, 80
CENTS dcS-lW
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RICHMOND & GANYILLE R. R.

SHORTEST ANDQ QUICKEST ..I.lu
AND sou lllMf~I
PULLMAN SLIEpIH~ ON ALL Nf.u.
TRAINS
SCHEnUf g. Is tlItCI NOA .Wn.I1t
l--N
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4 Letter from Rev. =. h. Hawthorne, of
Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta, Ga.
Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what sufferer from catarrh have been.
six months ago, by the advice Of my ply
siciaus. / gave up the past0rate. ! have
used TWO bottles Of kings Royal Germe-
teur." and while cannot say that ! am
completely cured. do affirm that II has 81
far relieved me / experience no pam nor
discomfort.
| feel 10 % be my duty 10 say also that the
effect. Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. She
hn, been almost a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache. neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. I'm period OF thirty years she has
scarcely had a days exemption from pain.
She has been using Germeteur about TWO
months. more complete Transformation
have never witnessed. Every symptom
Of disease has disapl cared. She appears to
he twenty years Younger, and Is happy and
playful as a healthy child. We have per
shaded many of our afflicted friends To take
the medicine. and the testimony OF all Of
Them is that il is "A great remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
iffGHf0. CO., JUiv I'm, looJ.
For sale by all druggists.
Price. $3.50 per bottle.
OWENS a MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postofiice, Richmond, Va.
Finest M AIDE,
Virginia. sun-Cured.
Tough. julie Y, Ripe.
che a pest, Best,
old. = uro.
Chewers' p ride.
Beats Elm A / J.
Popular, Favorit &.
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- low MANS STORAGE AND.
ID WAREHOUSE co.
40. 10 SOUTH Ninth STREET.
Furniture and 30 kinds of !. gnt Alegehan-
al se stored nc teas luablc rates
Terms furnished % receive. AMI delivered
same JAMEs . WEtNEA,
Proprietor.
once. No. II south Tenth.street.
Itlanhnne. ~. BOZ elh-tI
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Freight received daily for Norfo.A,
mouth. ~mithreid. Hampton. tll iNt'f
MaNcrly and nlDksluid. hf.i hls.i'
-. e.; Ncwbcrus, Mashiugirn aII lif' ~,
=. G.. ali stations o. Atlantic and i'aNNN
Railroad. ~saholrl aEd hUunrA' ha''iN.'l.
Norfolk southern Eaiiluai ara .s.'..
Norm Carolina ecncfaIlAi also, inf "a''I-
shore ~ Virginia md 1874 fesulNf 'anNli-'
the James and KappalaunDCk rIftis re
LOW E~l RATES, nud tnroI 30 hills .-'t'''
LICItN n. iAll N. Wee fissu. nIt
so. lli7 Main street AMI 80. Ariin
IRWIN MEisiGhK. Freight ana las,,
Agent. JOY
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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AN
i NORFOLK STEAMSHIP tOAihNi'

Appolntsd sailing days every 40 i-pAl
aud FaIDAl AZ ~ u and ~ ~ - "a
$40 A. NJ. Freight Tor n -dsy' = "a,
DAYS steamers r. ccNed till li:SJ a 81 ~
sundays steamer ull 4. ", N"t"i-'f
Freight received daily I'll /. VI. "A
kaTs 10 Philadelphis...-.. ,............'-r'o "
Dor fnrihsr Information angN io
]. ". AcCAkkli D.
General oushcrn Ns,n.
Ofilee. f.tchCh
W.P. cLNpfS ~.
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ANOInER Sat CONTESTED.

Mr.. Mcdonald presented the papers in
the contested election ease in the Thirty
third senatorial district, Senator Joseph H..
lawlc-s lpamocuU. was awarded ihe seat
and Isis right is contested by George A. Mar
tim Republican,. and formerly senator
from the senatorial district alluded 90.
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TRAINS NoRiHwARD
STOPPING PLACES.

STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. II. -. ~. BIB. 30, end 66 make mo-
stops. Nos. % and - stop on signal at Man
chester. Drcwry's Blum, tentmlIn. auL thc.-
ter Nos. -. "a. 35. and 81 will stop at all
stations for passengers.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains nos. II and 23 sleeplng-cars be-
tween New York and Tampa, la, lr.0 Jlck-
sOnvillel. On iInlus Nos. If and - Sleep
ing-cars between Washington and Charles
ton. On Train SO. - sleeping cans between
Washington and Jacksonville. On Trains
nos. Is, G6 and Is sieepi gears between
Jacksonville and Sew York
THE ONLY ALl-HAlLlINE TO NORFOLK.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 1910 4. VI. Norfolk. 1880 I, VI.
Richmond. f2:ls T.. ". Norfolk. 6.i5 =. "a.
Norfolk, $50 A. N. Elchd. 1880 \. VI.
Norfolk. 5000 T.. NJ. ilichd, 900 =. VI.
The trains leaving Richmond at $40 a NJ.
and Norfolk uf T.. NJ. are solid iralns bee
tween these two points. and passengers geo
through without chnuse of ears. Close cone
nfcti0ns are also made at Petersburg by inc
2.5s T.. 81. uniu lflm D. cnmunl and tne $50
= ". train from Norfoik.
Trains leaving llchmOnu at $50 4 NJ and
1850 =. M.and arrINlngat Richmond ut 1.l2
A. 81 and Goo h. N. make connection az
Petersburg 10 and from FHrmNllIe. Lynch
burg and southwestern points.
X. NJ. ~lLll.
Superintendent.
EFT ID. MlLN-,
General superintendent
4. NJ. tsiERsOS. General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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ONLY ALL WAlIN IIL IT,.
JAMES RIVER Bl lAl IlYii.
GREAT TOURIST LlAt. ..
JAMESON y. Dtltn GAP AND hN"
SDEAIkl
CuIAIE-I HOl If
RATES LE-- IuAN HALF tLAINI ID Ni
Raj. Inns.
Flft<l-l CLASS NLAi".
The elegant and ilst steamer
ARIEL
carrying United States udNf
IAlIAIf lflD,
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY ANufllUAl 81
IAN. 0~IKfET-rAH- DD DiI.filIl it
SIEAMEk- MIIANfI fr ul.f.''
places. arriving 10 NoriOik about lfn B.
Returning TIE steamer leaves Anfs '..
Newport News on alternate dos, Hi''.'
"a Richmond about 5.D 4. st.
Though tickets 20 above named fN'Nh
sale on steamer and $685. Gar els A. .N'f
1000 Nam street Baggage chcfkfi '"' 'n
sTArE-ROOMS ENGAGED fOk Dan '"
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$50 p. m
7:i3p.T m
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
JAMES WOODS.
The Rannian-

at meeting Of the committee on
arrangements held Tuesday after
noon, the following arrangements
with regard to location and name of
camp and program We're agreed on:
The camp viii be located IN D. II
Moulton's pasture north of town and
viii be called Camp Col, Frank Camp
bell
Frank Strain, Of Phillipsburg, has
been appointed commander of the
camp. There are several other APP
pointments made which viii be pub
hshed later.
The following is a synopsis of the
program;
FIRST DAY-Reception and assign
ment to quarters; address of welcome,
campfire and speaking.
SECOND DAY-UsuaI camp calls,
guard mount and drill Speeches at
grand stand IN the evening.
THIRD DAY-BUsiness meeting in
forenoon, grand parade Addresses
in afternoon, campfire and speeches
IN the evening.
Arrangements are being made for
a shooting tournament and base ball
game. Reduced rates have been Sc
cured on the Central Branch railroad.
-KiTlC532 Chief.
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Real Estate Transfers,

For the week ending Tuesday the p, report
ed by AlVa III. Pearson. abstracCer:
VIM EyhOff to w @ Aarn, lot 81. bI H. Prairie
View, " d. $50.
y S to Jas Hoy, sWAE 1870. pat.
TT S to Benz I Whe6lbarger. GW = sell 1915. pit
Sidney r WOrdeu to c II LefHngweli, lot 49,
Auburn Heights, W d, $780,
Simeon Bailey to S W Bailey VIZ nW55, nH
sw GLIB, W d, 5000.
Lewis Rifenburg to BOselia BOehes, lot II, bl
=, WOOdraff and nell z-l-L5 " O, S40d.
Kansas Town s Land Co to G, i g u Hy, strip
500 fit wide through nYy9s 26-t-48, " d, 81
Nat AcEeOne to Frank MckeOne, SEA- 1928,
" @, $1,000.
VIM e Goddard to Chas W Hun, VIZ se1z j and
nWlE ReIz 12-2-lS, " d, 5000
Wn Day TO Chas z EIearns, s'77z nVFlz 1l-5-l9,
C A brown to Eli 6 Copeland, ne or 1e-5-1ss
W d, $I400.
j " smythe to J B Wodleight, lot ?, bi 3.
Sohl6py'S add to Logan " d. $3.50.
Timothy WandelI to Henry g. DaW1e, Sc or Sc
or II. n Inf ne or 203-20, " @, $500.
Lucy j EIeisheF to Il III EIesbeT, lot H. bl 3
rye 51sI3iESelEs add, " q, 81
T IS GOLAQam QEauS. Sc or ne or lI-4-lO, r T.
S M Pennington TO = B HarteT, IS hf SW or s.
2-lI o C d. 81,
Fred s Birch to Willis Kirk lot 2, bl 8, rye 8,
Phillips burg SLtt1s
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Premiums A-uaraed-PhIIIips

County Fair.
The following named persons re-
celVed premiums on stock as shown
below. We have not been able to get
a report only for horses and cattle
Tor tins weeks paper
Short horn bull, 3 years old, D.
R0merOy LIST, and Frank Taylor ID
premiums
Short horn bull calf, Frank Taylor
lst, ID. POmeroy I'd premium.
Cow 3 years old, Frank Taylor LIST,
and u. POmerOy I'd premium.
Heller calf, Frank Taylor 1st and
I'd premium
P0LLED ANGUS.
Bull 3 years old and over. @. w.
Williams lst premium
Bull calf, G.. W Williams 1st and
ID premiums
Cow three years old and over G.
w. Williams LIST premium.
Cow two years old and under three
u. w. Williams 1st premium.
Cow one year old and under 2, G..
w. Williams Ist premium.
Helfer calf one year old O. W.
| Williams LIST premium,
GRADES.
Bull three years old and over H.
Ferguson LIST and r. j. French I'd
premium.
Cow three years old and over, j.
/ w. Edwards 1st and I'd premium.
Cow Two years old and under 3,
Henry Ferguson, 1st and ID pre-
/ mIums.
Cow one year old and under 2,
Henry Ferguson LIST and ID pre-
MUM.
HERD ANY REGISTERED BREED.
One bull and not less than 3 COWS,
Frank Taylor 1st premium.
Bull and five calves (beef grade)
| Frank Taylor LIST premium.
Cow any breed or age, Frank Tay-
Tor, lst premium.
HORSES -TROTTERs AND ROADsTERs.
Stallion, four years old and over,
E. A. Smith LIST and w. 3. God
dard I'd premium.
Stallion 3 years old and under 4,
James Scott lst premium.
Stallion 2 years old and under 3,
Thomas Knight 1st premium.
Mare 3 years old and over, Nose
Eversol I'd premium.
Mare 2 years old and under 3, w.
e. Goddard lsb premium.
Mare 1 year old and under 2, Al
bert White LIST premium.
Colt under one year old b. f.
Hughes lst premium.
HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Stallion 4years old and over JAS
| Williamson 1st premium. Pat Nc
! Grath I'd
Mare and 3 colts, Nose Eversol
LIST premium.
Mare 3 years old and over Phil
SmedIey LIST and Nose EversO1 &c
premium.
Mare or gelding 2 years old anC
under 2, i. p. johnson LIST and ALFRED
KelIes I'd premium.
Mare one year old and under 2 j
III. Carey LIST premium.
Colt under one year, L. z. knlgh
I'd premium.
Pair match horses for Agriculture
purposes, Nose EversoI LIST and L. ?
2 johnson I'd premium.
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HORSES.
/ Pair driving horses, not used 70
sporting purposes, shown in harness
M. Smedley, 1st premium.
, Single mare or geIding in harness
David Goddard list and j. A. ThOmE
, son ID premium.
DRAFT HORSES.
Stallion and five colts Of his get, Z
4 M. Pettegrew LIST premium.
Stallion 3 years old over, Nose
I EversOl I'd premium.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27

The HERALD learns that they had
a hair-pulIing time at the democratic
caucus in Greenwood township a few
days ago. The racket was over the
election of delegates to the county
convention at Phillipsburg. JO g
Rumbaugh went to the caucus on
horse back but he got so ratified over
the squabble that when the caucus
broke up, he got in to the wagon of
Ed Jarvis and rode home leaving his
horse hitched to the fence where the
caucus was held. It required quite
a time to get him Strengthened out.
We know that the majority of people
learning of this viii think that the
democratic boys had little fre-wa-
ter about. but we learn that is not so.
It was merely democratic wire-pulling
and deep political scheming that over
come Rumbaugh.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
a Grand Free Ezcurs1onl

From the following places and
vicinity to the Chicago Fair, Of Bos-
enburg & ATIchalisky, Philipsburr,
Kansas:
kirwin,
KensingtOn,
Agra,
Dana,
Stuttgart,
Prairieview,
Almena,
Logan,
Long Island.
People in the above towns wishing
to buy their fall bill Of clothing, dry
goods, hats and caps, gloves, ladies'
and gents furnishing goods, etc,
will get their railroad fare paid by
buying theif winter supply at the
/ Chicago F'air-One door south Of Bis
sell hotel Remember that all of our
goods. were bought in eastern mark
cts, and viii be sold at the very low
est prices. The excursion viii begin
/ October z, and last until November Z
Yours respectfully,
/ ROSENBERG q MICHaLIsKY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
-ienniaI ConoIave Knights Tenn
plar Grand Excursion

The trienniaI conclave of knights
Templar convenes at Washington, D.
O., on October s to the 11th.
Round trip tickets will be sold on
the Rock Island road in Kansas and
Nebraska, October Bird to 5th, good
for going passage not later than trains
arriving in Washington October Sth,
and for return passage till November
3rd, at the first class limited one way
rate.
Persons desiring to go to Washing
ton direct and return through New
York, can have this privilege upon
payment Of $40 In addition to the
rate above named.
For further particulars call on any
of the ticket agents Of the Rock Is
land or address John Sebastian, Gen.
Passenger Agent of the road at Chi
cago, or S. F. Boyd, of Topeka, Kan
sas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-09-27
Notice

100 acres, all good land, for sale, 4
miles northeast Of Phllipsburg, Kan,
east half of southeast quarter, and
east half northwest quarter sec. II,
town. 3, range IL, Arcade township.
80 acres under cultivation, known as
the Sherart or. Inquire of O.. w.
Young, Phillipsburg, or j. w. Col
den. Walnut, III.