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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
FIRST pubIicati0n AprIIll, Is05, 6wI
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF PHILLIPS.
Hiram RRnder- pInfntiH

STA Il OK KANSAS.
COUNTY OF PHILLIPS.
Hiram Bender. Plaintiff
Perry Horton, John W IiIl Ella IL Weeks l1l
Curtis r. Weeks her husband Defendants.
By virtUre of an Order of Sale issued out oil the
Phillips District Court sitting in and for aaid
Phillips county, in the above entitled action and
to me directed I will Friday me 10Th day of
May A. D. 1890, at = O'Clock in the afternoon OF
said day, at the east door of the Court House in
said county, offer for sale at public auction and
sell subject to a lien of Certain Mortgage exc
cuJed to secure the payment OF $780, and interest
thereon from the first day of February 1889 land
recorded ID Vol p, at page G0J. in the Office OF
the Register of Deeds of said Phillips cOnuty.l
without appraisement to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said order OF
SALE all the right, title and interest whatsoever
of the above named defendants, and each OF them
and of all persons claiming under TIA in and to
the following described tract, piece and parcel Of
land lying and situate in said county of Phillips,
} tO-wit: The southwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-nlue, 30 in township one, j. range sixteen, Is
west of the 9th P. NJ. containing one hundred and
sixty, 100, acres NOR or less, together with all
and singular the teuements, hereditaments aut
Appearances thereuHtO belonging OF in any WisC
appeFtaining.
/ Given under my hand at my office in the City
of Philipsburg i'm said county. this 9Th day D
I April 1890. LEE SCRIV6TER, Sheriff.
/ GEO. y. BARKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Smithing Coal, Gen
ulne BlOssburg, kept
by Decker & Son.

All the personal effects, includ-
ing horses, cattle, hogs, etc, of the
late B. e. Morton Will be sold at pub
lie sale on his farm nine miles north
of Phillipsburg, on Thursday, April
II.
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian EndeavOr viii meet at the
NJ. Z. church next Saturday eve
nlng. Subiect:-TurninS away from
EviI-Ezelz. xxxiu, 1920.
r. T. NJ butcher has just re-
ceived the largest and finest stock OF
wall paper ever brought to Phillips
burg. Don't buy any till you examine
his at the postoffice.
The Woodruff Netc8, a new pa
per, has reached our table. O. W
Rhamy's name appears as proprietor
and J. II. Hill as editor. It is a sew
en- column folio and starts out with
evidences of prosperity. We wish il
success.
John G. Gebhart has Just re
eeiEed a fresh lot of dry goods, boots
shoes, clothing, and in fact every
thing usually kept in first class
general store. Go to Gebharts 70
good goods and lowest prices. II,
has a very complete assortment ans
his prices are at bed rock Do no
bny without visiting his store. It
a. Hakes of Clyde viii be il
Kensington. April is, andIn Phillips
burg April IL, and on Wednes
days and Thursdays respectively ever
two weeks thereafter until summe
to buy horses weighing from 1850 t
1850 heavy boned, low, blOcky, soun
and in good order, 5 to 8 years ole
also mares not with foal for whic
cash will be paid. Remember onI
one day In each town. IF.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

MARRIED: By Rev. SiddeIl, at the
Presbyterian Church at Logan, on
Wednesday, April 9, 1890 Mr. Frank
Pratt to Miss Maggie Dawson, both
of Mound township.
Frank has been a resident of this
county for eleven years, and IS one
of Mound townships brightest young
men; is of exemplary habits and is
universally liked by all who know
him. He was a resident Of Phillips
burg for two years during that time
he won many friends. While a resi-
dent here he was in the Office of the
HERALD for nine months and proved
himself a competent and industrious
workman. Miss Dawson has been a
resident of this county for four years
and is one of Mound townships fair
est daughters, and is a universal fav-
Orite All who are acquainted with
her consider her one of the most ex-
emplary young ladies of their &C
lquaintance. We Join in wishing them
a bright and happy future as they
well deserve.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

STATE or kansas a.
Phillips County.
In the District Cont OF Phillips County:
The Pennsylvania Investment Com
pany, Plaintiff
Samuel II. u8geTmau, and Margaret 1862.
C. Hagerman, Defendants.
Public notice is hereby given, that under and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the abcVe
entitled action, in and by the above named court,
and of an eFder of sale issued on Eaid Judgment,
to me directed and delivered, / viii on Thurs
day. May 1st- 1880 Is one o'clock %. M.
of said day, e the east door of the Court
House, in EEltltpEbuFg, in the county of Phillips.
Stst Of Kansas. offer at public sale and sell TO the
. highest bidder for cash in hand, the following
described real property namely. The southwest
guarteE OF section twenty three 80. 81 sOWnsh p
three t3s south of range twenty t205. west Of the
Said property has 5een levied upon and IS % De
sold as us property Of tae a6oye named defend
+ dated this 25th day Of afareh. a. D., 1880
LEE SCHIV NER
aaF.26 Sc Sheriff of Phillips County
( II II. 5fcBrjde, Attorney for I1Iaintin
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Secretary.

The Easter services at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday were
quite interesting. The church was
appropriately decorated with flowers,
and the occasion was one of more
than ordinary interest. The follow
ing named persons were received as
members of the Presbyterian society
on certificate of dismission from
other churches: Mrs. Lizzie Conn,
Alexander Conn, Melven Conn, Mrs.
Rachel S. Wilson, Miss Emma A.
Wilson, Mrs. Mary Dot Wilson. The
following persons were received on
profession of their faith: Robert Os-
car Strain, Elmer Frank Strain, VIII
liam Jason Morton, Edgar Jason
Close. Richard McAfee Wilson, Cliff
ford Guy Heath, Mrs. Hattie Newell,
Miss Nellie Mckee, the ordinance of
/ baptism being administered to sever
al. The pastor gave notice that there
would be no preaching there next
Sunday, as he would be absent at
tending the synod at Waukenee.
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PERsONAES.

hIrs. DR.. Wallace has been quite III
Elder Bracken IS attending synod
at Waukeeney.
Mrs. L. W. French IS visiting rela-
lives in the country.
John Bisseu is about to rent his
hotel and go on to his farm
Lawyer n. B. Mccormack was over
to Orleans, Neb.. last week on legal
business.
J.F. Daniels is visiting his sister,
Mrs T. b. Leavitt. He IS on his way
to GOOdland.
The Baptist society has engaged as
pastor. Rev. T. B. Reynolds. He will
be here next Sunday.
Mrs. B. E. Morton is this week
moving on to their farm nine miles
north Of PhiiIipsburg
Ed. Page spent last Sunday at
home. He is now a commercial trav-
cling man.
Mr.. Taylor of Logan, who purchas-
ed the Rev. Simmons property Is
moving into it this week.
Rev. Beckhart removed to Hill
City on Wednesday. He went with
team and Mrs. Beckhart by rail.
E. B. SewelI took a trip to Denver
and Colorado Springs on business
last week
Geo. A. spaulding, G. A. Lewis
are attending the railroad meeting
at Lincoln, Neb., to-day, as delegates.
Mr.. Lowe, of BeIIvilIe, was in town
on business last Friday IN the interest
of the Northern Tier Town and Land
Company.
Henry Barger Of Agra, who left
there a few weeks ago because of a
difficulty with Mr.. Handy was in
Philhpsburgs Wednesday.
J.E. Kelly of McCook, Nebraska,
formerly an employee of this Office,
was a caller last Saturday He is
now a prosperous real estate dealer
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Heaton and
children from the east are visiting
the HeatOn Bros, Of Crystal Town
ship, and Mrs. j. d. Mattes0n of this
| place,
Editor Cunningham of the Logan
Freeman, was perambulating Oul
streets last Saturday, and in company
with Postmaster Brenlege Of Logan,
made this Office social call,
George Scott, who for a long time
was an employee in the Dispatch Of
flee, has left Phillipsburg, and after
visiting awhile at st. Paul, Nebr., vii
go to Chicago.
George W. Coles will move hi
family this week from the rooms il
| the rear of his store into their new
residence He will then make some
improvements in his store room.
Mr.. r. Bell is the name of the gen
tleman from Franklin, Nebraska, wh'
will open up a general stock Of mer
chandise IN the Close building on TIA
west side of the square. The HERALl
| bids him welcome to Phillipsburg.
Everyone knows David KIose, tn
Jolly good natured merchant Of Stutt
CART. He has sold his store in tina
town and removed back to Phillips
burg and bought A. Vegas restaurant
We welcome him and family back t
the burg.
B.L. Hill, DR.. Chas. Ewart, Tho.
Dye, of Logan DR.. J. Miley, MAJ
wins w H. H. Gray, M. Fisher, I
Dodge, Kirwin; S. G, Pillsbury, Lon
= Island, and D. H. Cheney, Prairi
View, were guests Of the Bisse
House this week
A. Vega has sold out his bushes
on account of i'll health and will 9
} to Hot Springs, Arkansas, and try t
recuperate. He is a fine, old gentle
=. man, honest and upright, and we hoE
l he may yet see many pleasant day
; before being called to the beyond.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
-Fresh groeerIes at PoIings.

Fresh groceries at Foilngs'
Geo. Cole delivers goods, Leave
your orders with him.
Exchange papers for sale at this
Office at the rate of 80 cents per hmm
%red. If
See Benefits new advertisement
this week He Is knocking the bot
tom out Of some lines of goods.
H. S. Polling & Go. IS the place
to buy groceries. They will give you
value received every time.
The Board of Pension Examin-
ers is in session this week at the Bis
sell House.
Big bargains at the Chicago Fair
for the month of April. One door
south OF Bissell Hotel.
The total vote polled in Phillips
burg last Monday was 364, about st
Of them being cast by women.
H. S. Pohag & Co. are knocking
the bottom out of boots and shoes. &C
there if YOU want bargains.
The Farmers Alliance holds a
County Convention ID Phillipsburg
next Saturday.
F. 7. NJ butcher, at the postof
flee, is agent for all the eastern news
papers. You can subscribe for an!
of them through him If.
The Chicago Fair has the big
gest stock, the finest assortment anC
lowest prices. Give them a call
One door south of Bissell Hotel.
Township Assessor Newton ha
finished his work assessing this town
ship. He reports but 953 inhabitant
in the town Of Phillipsburg.
Good farm loans in this count
and city loans on Phillipsburg prop
erty will be filled without delay b
VIM. Bissen.
Sec the Chicago Fair for ban
gains every time before purchasin
elsewhere. One door south of tn
Bissell Hotel
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

Following is a list of letters re-
naming unclaimed IN the pOstofice
at Phillipsburg, Kan, Apr. 8, 80.
Mrs. E. BWitter,
@. b. HOllingswOrth.
Persons calling for any of the above
please say advertised"
D. r. HORNS,
p. M
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Land Office at kirwin. Kansas, ~ ,rs-,
March 21et, 1880. No 4O'2o'
Notice is hereby given that the folIowing-uamed
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and chat said
proof viii be made before Re- gister or Receiver
Kirwin, Kansas on May Bird. 1890, VIZ.
FRED. L. KINSEY.
for the southeast quarter of section 34-I-IT
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upcn. and cultivation of
said land, viz; Charles Bellows. George Bogar-
REF, z. T. DuIt and ID. r. Potts all of CROW.
Kansas. WEBB MCNALIs,
mag 2S-6t.pd Register
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
BUCKLEN,s ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, ehapped hands, chill
blainss cOrns, and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price % cents per box. F0r Sale by
q W. Bickford.
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Money, Money / Money Il

Save money and time by placing
your application for farm loans with
the First National Bank of Phillips
burg. They viii make you as low
rates as any one offers IN the county
and pay you your money when the
papers are signed tf,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
THE HERALD.
pHILLIPSBURG. KANSAS
AllianoeCOunty Officers.

All1anceCOunty officers.
James Arnold, President.
j. T. Dunning, Vice President and
County Organizer.
B. HinsdelI, Secretary.
Robt. Douglass, Treasurer.
o. T.. Smith, Secturer.
@. Dnlman, Sergeant alarms.
@. 3. Uutter, DOorkeeper.
Executive Committee G. &. Utter,
L. Popejoy, @. F. Young, @. Hoy,
Eli Massey.
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Lovina Hurd to Henry W. Lands, NV or ne
ar 1910, " d go. 9loJo-
aS,f 81 E. l Is Kir " o9ii ''' .. 1000
Amos EWeH to Adam QuanZ, ne or Sc or Sc
or ne ar south r 26-4-l8, W d. 90. 500-
Jennie S Walker to Jacob Kaessingers lot
15-E-3 KiFWin, " d ---... --.. g. ..s.. 81,
Charles Il Lefingweu to Grace Bailey lot Al
Auburn -, II q -...---.-, ---,.s. 49, lSJ-
Ida Brown to- Susan j. FGgle, lots J.,
and 8. blk ;, r ,, PhIliipsbuFg eel. .---
EuEeu Low TO Samuel Rooney vs. nj NV
a. OF ne or 2E-3-1S, " d. ---.--.-.--- ltA5'
Patrick Gibbons 10 e. kats, hi NV or ht
ne ar g 3-2O, q e d --..-.- - ~ - -.
" BOOz to Charley Frederick, lot 30 biz
Agra. " a. -s'1-
Charley Frederick to Amaud BOOZ, lot 50,
Jacob Poppen and Albert NanDist TO (ierElt
Termort. hf sc or, 1929 W d. 1uyl-
Daniel Il. Fish 20 ii 4 Royce. 1916 " a.. lU5J
c S to Samuel = Brlant- NV Or i-z0 pat
Robert D Kite to Justin ShaWkey ne or u
4-1S. " d. .t.,s- Ss1J5
Henry ID Wolf 10 Laban j Kisses z NJ ne Qt
nv or 16-l-21. W -.---s ~ .------ SoJU
Caroline = Caakst6 George G. Cook ne Or
4-I-i5-l6Os 81 d ---i-- ----- 1890
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CROWN ROLLER
MILLS.

Having been appointed Receiver
for the Burman mill have remOdled
it, and put IN complete order with q
view to the farmers trade. Please
give me a trial. H S. POPER,
At Receiver.
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NOTICE OF AN APPLICATION FOR A DRUG
GIST PERMIT.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. rs
Office of Probate Judge, PhiIIfpsburg, Kan.
Notice is hereby given that John V. Close, Of
stuttgart, in the county OF Phillips and State of
Kansas has this day filed in this office his petit
ion, signed by twenty-five males and twenty-five
females purpOrting to be respectively either free
holders or having the qualifications of electors Of
said town and township, are women resident
therein and arc over twenty-One years of age,
praying that John v. Close, provided by
act of the Legislature of the State of Kansas APP
proved March 5th- 1884, and that said petition VIII
be heard on the ID day OF May, 1890, at 10 clock
IN, of said day at my Office in the Court House.
in said county and State, at which time all parties
interested may appear and show cause why the
permit should not be granted prayed for,
Given under my hand and Official seal this the
Sth day of April. 1880.
lSEALf n. POLLING
apr II st Probate Judge
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s s.. Fisher & Co.'S. Is headquar-
ters for cigars. They always keep
the best brands
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- - FRANsFERs.

For the Week Ending Tuesday, April 8,
1890, as Furnished by AIva H. Pearson,
! the Abstraeter, aver State Bank.
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The city Election.

The city election held last Monday,
was quite a spirited affair, but passed
off quite pleasantly. The following
was the vote polled
FOR MAYOR.
r. a. Handy. Citizens ticket, 176
a. II Decker, Peoples ticket, =. 184
FOR POLICE JUDGE.
W. w. Gill, Citizens ticket. 49,. 213
Chas- Tracy, Peoples ticker, .. 138
FOR COUNCILMEN.
Geo W Young, peoples, $500. 1913
IheO. Smith, cItizen's .... 2I0
n. b. Mccormack, citizen s,..... 226
T. IOwnsley, peoples, ..... I49
II. W French, citizens. ...... 146
/ DR.. Brothers, peoples, ........ 1913
VIM. StrettOn, on both tickets, F.. 327
James Woods, 3I3
The five councilmen elected are
Messrs. .StrettOn, Woods, Smith, Nc
/ Cormack and Young.
ELECTION NOTES.
1t is now HIS Honor, j. II. Decker,
Mayor of the City of Phillipsburg.
We believe MIR. Decker Will make a
good officer.
By action of the voters last Mon
day PLAN w. w. Gill became Judge
Gill. The judge will preside with
dignity.
The ladies were out in force on
election day. Some people don't
think that women ought to vote; we
do.
Some person at the city election, in
stead of voting a ticket, voted a re-
ceipt issued to Mrs. TannehiiI, for
subscription money paid the HERALD.
The defeat63 candidates were.good
men for the positions to which they
had been nominated, and had they
been elected would doubtless made
efficient officers. In every election
somebody has to be defeated.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11

The city election held last Monday,
was quite a spirited affair, but passed
off quite pleasantly. The following
was the vote polled
The daily critic., 1890-06-24
PERSONAL.

Among the formidable invasion Of
editorial HoosieTs who have swooped
down on Washington this week In a
block OF ljO, an imposing and con
spicuous figure Is that Of Major John
r. Nildman, six-foOt, three.inch editor
OF the Muncle Times. Major Wildman
stands, If possible, still higher 10 the
estimation OF his fellow citizens than in
his stalwart and unterFified stocking
teet. lie was brave officer in the late
war, and a representative Of the soldier
element IN the Chicago Convention,
which installed a second scion of the
Harrison dynasty in the White House.
Major Wildman is on his way to Boston
as one OF the five delegates from his
state 10 the National Editorial Asso-
elalion In that city. While In Wash
ington he has been the guest of bis
brother in-law Captain A. +. Mcmillan.
Deputy First Auditor of the Treasury.
Colonel II. 5. jordan Of ClarksbuFg.
w va. who was recently appointed a
United State Indian Inspector, is in the
city.
Mr. William II. GOODYEAR will shortly
publish Grammar of the Lotus, in
ailas form, including illustrations Of
e'NAA ~ftNN ANAaAAH anu hUIeEIs. 4 uG
cost Is met by an English gentleman
named Haw0Tth, whose interest aud
support have been secured by Miss
Amelia b. Edwards.
Blanche Willis Howard Is acting as
a ehapeTon Al Stuttgart for American
Fills who go over there to sing and
paint.
George Cary Eggleston, the Journal
Isl and critic, and Dolores Marbourg,
who wrote a clever novel last year, are
understood 10 have collaborated on an
other which is shortly 10 come out.
Two memoirs are now the delight of
gossip loving Paris. They are those Of
IalleyTand, the greatest deceiYer and
tlicksieT ever known 10 diplomacy, and
Of BloWiiz, the most accomplished pur-
yeyor Of fictitious facts 10 The modern
press.
Sin John Pope Hennessey, who has
earned an excellent reputation as Col
onlal Governor. owns and lives in the
historic mansion which belonged 10 Sir
Walter Raleigh al 10ughal pronounced
yawD which was the scene Of that
busy adyentWeF famous attempt 10
naiTalize he potato and upToot The
ITislman
The daily critic., 1890-06-24
LET Us HAvE PEAcEl


We do dcyouuy hope that Editor
Hatton and Commissioner Roosevelt
will spontaneously conclude to lay aside
their sings and arrows after this
last interchange Of spit.balls. The
summer is upon us IN an its
fury and the hour Is one IN which man
instinctively turns to thoughts of cool
ing drinks and shady places, the luxu.
rious hammock and the peaceful fan.
Even such pickwickian hosulides as
are sontained in the Hatton Roosevelt
war prove disturbing to the PROSTATE
mind.
There should be, and we venture to
declare there will be, no serious OBJ
jeciion 10 a renewal Of the carnage later
on. When the solstice shall have been
successfully survived, and when braclng
airs begin 10 stream downward from
The Appalachian slopes, If either
The Editor OF the Commissioner
sees III to bind afresh his
warrior sash, shake out his brislling
top-knot 10 the wind, and launch the
fatal slink-pot in new and deadlier para
bolas, the non-combatant world will not
refuse 10 cheer him from afar But
just now, in the very crater Of the sum
HeT, as It were, we call for peace.
The daily critic., 1890-06-24
BLAINE AND HARRIsnN

TIE CMuc Is ia a position to state.
asa matter Of undoubted and absolute
fact that the present state of confusion
In which the Behring Sea question Is
involved is the resultof the Presidents
fepudiaiion Of an arrangement between
Secretary Blaine and Lord Salisbury,
the Prime Minister Of England
One Of the first subjects taken M by
Mr. Blaine after he had fairly settled
down to the work In his Department
was that Of the seal fisheries in Behriug
Sea. The question came 10 him in an
unsettled shape because Of the notorious
impossibility Of Secretary Bayards ob.
tanning anything like cooperation or
support from the Senate. That
Nr. Blaine took virtually the
same view Of the matter
as was entertained by Mr.. Bayard, will
be sufficiently demonstrated when all
the facts in the case shall have been
published; but, meanwhile, it is sum.
cient to state that Mr.. Blaine, after the
most careful and exhaustive examina.
tion on his own part and an abundant
Interchange Of sentiment and sugges.
iion with Lord Salisbury, entered into
fa agreement with that high function
ary. II was an agreement entirely sat.
isfoctory to both, an agreement which
recognized the rights and interests Of
The United States equally with those Of
England, and It's ratification would have
definitely terminated a most vexatious
and uutoward not to say menacing, |
controversy
This agreement the President fatty |
refused 10 sanction.
The controversy, therefore, IS restored
10 all its original force, with perhaps
some added bitterness on account Of the
oAtirguistod prospect Of a settlement,
and It's solution Is referred TO the tedious
Troc ses Of a diplomatic conference
who end no man can predict, and few
may live TO see.