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Baltimore Mark cts.

BALTIMORE. August 15.-Cotton quet-mid-
ding, 12k. Flour firm and qaiet - Howard
street and western super 2.50aal5; do. do.
extra, a3oa435; do. do. family, 4. 5oa5 rs: City
patent e.3oab IS; spring do. do, 54oa5 70; do
DO straight. 4.90a5.1O; do. do. extra. 4.30a4. So
wheas-eouthern arm; Fultz, 90alo0: Long berry,
8salOl; No. , 9S; steamer No. 2, red, %;
western steady: No. winter red, spot, 97&a9S;
August, 97IayS; September, eSh: october, 1Ooa
lO04; December, l03a103S. Corn-southern
nominal; white, So: yellow. SO: western quiet;
53k bid; October, 53&a54. Oats fairly active
ungraded southern and Pennsylvania, 42a46; do
western white, 44a4o; do. do. mixed, 42a44;
graded No. g, white, 40; do do mixed, A. Rye
scarce and strong; fancy, 6Sa7o; good to prime,
63a65: common TO fair 60a62. Hay steady and
Provisions nrm-mess pork. old 2.25. new 1900;
bulk meats, loose shoulders. 81; long clear 6k;
clear rib sides, 6k; sugar-pickled shoulders 4:
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, q; hams large
1lhallx, small 12kal3; lard, refined ~, crude
az. Butter active and higher-creamery fancy
lSa20; do. fair 70 choice, 16als DO imitation l3a
Is; iadie. fancy, l2al3: do. good TO choice, Sa1O;
nrm-Ro cargoes fair, 20; No. z, lSxala su-
gar strong IN. Copper very firm
refined, Is Whisky quiet-Ll9al.23 %. Freights
to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton. lie; -four
lls3d.; grain per bushel, kahd. Cork for or.
den-:s I'd. ass. Receipts-four. o e27 barrels.
p. 900 bushels Shipmenu-nour. 4,2T5 barrels;
wheat. 1000 bushels. Saiss-whear $40, 600 bush.
els; corn. 2 900 bushels.
BAlTlMOkE, August l5-virsinia consols, 40;
do. l040's, <oa4l; do threes COY a69;l: Baltimore
and ohio stock, 1ooaio5k: Northern Central
stock SsH; consolidated gas bondA 1l4; do. stock.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows: Lewis II. Primer and George Bird of
Georgetown, DC; VIM. c. Kilby and Sarah
Shelton Williams. both of Culpeper Va. Her
bert r. Laurence OF Baltimore and Lillian J.
Wilhelm Of Harrisburg; Wilmot A. Darlington
and Clara J. Emery.
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Nebraska Democrats

OMAHA, NEB., August l5.-The state demo
cratic convention last night nominated James
Boyd Of Omaha for governor
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James Gift Answers.

James B. Cliff filed his answer TO the divorce
proceedings instituted by his wife Mary A.
Cliff yesterday. He neither denies or admits
the allegations Of petitioner, but submits his
rights 70 the protection OF the court Judge
bingham made an order referring the cause
to II. Wallach TO take testimony
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The Ericsson CEREMONIES. A. Grip, the
Scandinavian minister. has informed the Sec
Rotary of the Navy that he and the scandina-
Wan consul at New York will attend the oere-
monies attending the cmbarkation OF tile re-
mains OF Ericsson AZ New York on the 23d inst.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS,
Neither the Senate Nor House Committee
In Session Today.

Neither of the District committees held q
meeting this morning. The Senate committee,
in fact, has almost ceased holding sessions, and
no meeting was even called for today. The
House committee failed TO get together on ac-
count OF lack Of q quorum, there being only
six members of the committee In town.
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Ollie Adams for an assault on Susie Adams
paid SlO In the Police Court today
Last evening about O'Clock a gas lamp in
the alley near 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. exploded. No. / Engine Company was
called out to protect the house near the lamp
and the flow Of gas was turned of.
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Fined Five Cents.

A colored boy named Charles Gillian was be-
fore the Police Court today charged with steal
ing four tomatoes, the property Of William
Rocker. The boy plead guilty and the court
imposed fine Of five cents. Lawyer Moss Of
fered TO pay the boys fine, but the Judge
thought that record of larceny should not be
made against the lad and dismissed the charge.
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Natural Gas I'm California

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, August Ian enor-
nous flow Of natural gas wes struck yesterday
at Summerland, three miies from Santa Bar
bara. The fow is estimated at 3,00o, 600 fee,
per day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-15

PosrxAsrER GENIAL WAsAMAKEn left WASH
ington this afternoon for a weeks stay with his
family At Saratoga Springs.
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There - intense excitement at Normandy
Tenn, over the discovery Of cave that so far
seems to surpass the Mammoth Cave in size
A small party entered tho cave and walked In
what seemed 10 Be . direct line for twenty
miles, bat found no end There was . small
creek running through the cave.
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EELs'sG ERMICIDE SOAP
BAneA1ss

W b MOSES SONS,
CORNER nth AND = STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
WALL PAPERS
INTERIOR DECORATIONS 10.
To make space for the new goods for fall season
are Offering many bargains. Tie following
are afew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles full length. with trimmings al
complete. worth soc. and 75c. l5c. each.
100 Curtain Poles extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 55e. to Ell so; 2Sc. each.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
Finer Curtains reduced 10 less than import pricss
large assortment OF pOrtierss less than manufac-
t1rers' prices
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS Of tho following sizes. made of Rsmnauta
~itl border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by 10 feet $40 80; reduced from
els.
s feet inches By Il feet Sill; reduced from els.
Sfeet inches by IL fee. inches. ais; reduced
from s22.5o
10 feet 6iHohes by Is fees, sls. reduced from s29
10 feet q inches By 10 feet inches. $50. reduced
Rom s3L
No2UETTE CARPETa
feet snches BY la feet inches. ego; reduced
FROM s32 30
feet inches By 10 feet 3 inches ego; reduced
frOn $50.
3Oo Bromley Smyrna Hearth Russ s2, so; reduced
from s425.
STRAW MATTINGS
600 Rolls White and Fancy. 40 yds. worth IS.
e. so.
$50 Rolls White and Fancy 40 yds worth %. e.
100 k0iis Heavy JO,n'iess. 40 yds.. worth sl6'
100 Rolls Heavy Damssk. 30 yds. worth sl6. slo.
WASHING MACHINES.
The Cataract Washing Machine-the greatest labor
saving invention the day-wil DO in one hour what
you do by hand without the slightest damage
20 anest Of material. Reduced from $50 to els One
weeks trial given II desired.
Special inducements offered in Rsfrigsrstors and
Cedar Chests
BICYCLES. TRICYcLEs AND vELOCIPEDBs.
l3o-ineh-wheel Bicycle. sIs reduced from s2A
i32-inch-wheel Bicycle. si2; reduced from sI6.
3Tncyeles. No. /, IS; reduced fromsZ.
3 Treycles. No. =. IS. 90: reduced from g.
Tricycle., No. 4. 60: reduced from ALSO
No 5. sl0. reduced from sl4.50
No. o. slO; reduced from ala
No. c, sIo65; reduced from sl5
No. d. %. sc; reduced from SI3.5Q
No. ., sl2. reduced from $3.50.
No 3. 81; reduced from sIO.
No D. els; reduced from Ell so
2No. 20 velocipedes, s2; reduced from e.
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering a discount on every carriage 500
DIT more. &c discount every carnage from 81
60 slo. This opportunity to bug q One carriage
for very htsie money.
WINDOW SHADES
We are Offering fine assortment Of colors With al
fixtures and piete for zoe. each
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs.
fun line Of every style and from rs cents %
=. p. MOSES 4 Some
Cor IIth sndF sta nv.
Washington. d. @
FURNITURE oARPKTs UPHoLsTERIKs. WALL
PAPER. DECORATIONS. &c. 10
aul3
nsINIsrERS LAWYERS. TEACHERS AND
Ul otEsts whose occupation gives htsle exercise
shoud Little Liver Pills fof torTfd Liver
and biliousness- 49,
ADD 20 pRots OF ANoosfURA BITrERs re
N every glass of impure water you drink The gen
uihe Only manafeturSd by DIT sieEer sonA Asl
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
FOREMAN APPOINTE

FOREMAN APPOINTED.
Charles Higinbotham has been appointed q
foreman in the engineer department at So. so
per diem.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, 20; 2 pm, 80; maxi
mum, SO: minimum, g.
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The Utica Observer today warns the news
papers throughout the country about two news
paper swindlers named Aubrey c. Hamilton and
James A. Dawson aud earnestly asks for infor-
UAtion regarding their vharoaboHtR
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NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.
Consular Appointments, Army Promo
lions, ETC., on the List Today.

The President today sent the following nomi-
nations to the Senate:
State-John F. Gewey of Washington to be
consul general of the United States at Kama
gawa-
Neels P. A. Banholdt, Of Denmark now DON.
suiar agent at Riga, to the consul Of the United
States at that place.
War-Capt John C. Gilmore, twenty.fourth
infantry, to be assistant adjutant general with
| the rank OF major.
First Lieut. Geo. Ruhien, seventeenth in
fantry, 70 be assistant quartermaster with tn 9
First Lieut.. Oskaloosa W. Smith, twenty
second infantry, to be commissary Of Bubsist-
| ence, with the rank OF captain.
The Governments Financial Policy.
Gen. Nettleton, assistant secretary of the
Treasury, has returned to Washington from
New York, where he spent some time in con-
| ference with prominent bankers in 70.
| gard to the financial situation. He
| was in communication with Secretary
Window ON the subject today, and /,
will not be surprising IL there IL slight change
| in the governments bond buying policy within
the next few days. Secretary Window said Just
| before leaving Washington that he had consid.
cred q proposition for the redemption OF the
~ per cent loan at par, but that he had
not reached q conclusion In the matter. He
also said at the same time that he knew Of no
| reason why the public should not be infosm
\ Of the rates at which the government was will.
| ing to buy silver, but as the director Of the
| mint thought otherwise he did not care TO In.
terfere in the matter just then. He said hs
| would consider it more thoroughly ON his 70.
| turn.
TIE POPULATION OF PROVIDENCE, RL-ThS
| population Of Providence. RI, which Va.
given out this afternoon by the Census Ofacs
10 lS2,04S for $780, against l04, s57 In 1880, n
increase Of n, lS6, or g. 81 per cent
| TIE Presidents CALLERS this morning in
cluded Senators Allison, Higgins and Dixon
Representatives Dingley, Bergen, Rowell, Mo
| Comas, Gear, Carter, Featherstone, Stivers and
Owens, Gov. Filter OF Illinois and Judge Geo
q. Williams OF Oregon.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, August Is -wheat-sep-
tsmbor, lo0k; October, lo4k; May, l0s. Corn
september. sSki October. 49t: May, 81 Oats
Nay, 5ok. PORK - september, 1l.S3; Lard
eopee0ber, 316S October, asa Short nno-Ssp.
tember, kS7N; October, $40
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TO PROTECT THE BORDER.
Secretary Proctor and Gen. Schofaeid
to Investigate.

NORTHERN POSTS TO Be STRENGTHENED ~ CASE
OF TROUBLE WITH HSoLASp-rHE ERIE CANAL
TO Be pEEPrSKp Fos erSBoArs 10 RACE
THE LAKNs
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MINISTERS LAWYERS TEACHERS
Nl Otksts whose ocenpaiion gives htsie exersise
and blliousness-
A DID 20 DROPS OF ASaosfURA BIrrEks 70
N every glasa Of impure water ron drink The gem
uihe oaly man ufssturSd By Dr.. sieKert Soma Ask
your dyugUAss.
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UNWILLING THE MEMORIAL.
Impressive Ceremonies mt the Nationa
Museum Today.

During the recess after the close Of the con-
vsntion the workmen ct the museum were
busy draping the memorial of Daguerre, which
was placed in niche in the rotunda.
From the balcony above the statue
were hung two great flags, side
BY side, the stars and stripes and the tricolor
Of France. making o graceful and effective
screen 70 hide the bronze figures until the
proper time arrived for unwilling.
At the south end Of the rotunda platform
was erected, on which we're a number Of seats
70 accommodate the prominent personages of
the occasion. Secretary Noble was expected
to deliver the address on the reception Of the
statue.
Mr.. II. McMichael, the master Of ceremonies,
called at the White House this morning and
invited the President as the guest Of honor at
the unveiling. Mr.. Harrison told him that
Friday was always his busy day, but that be
would be present at the museum il he found il
possible.
NUMBERS IN ATTENDANCE.
Gradually the crowd that had separated after
the adjournment Of the morning session began
to gather again, and before 240 o'clock there
was fair number Of people in the museum.
A few minutes before the appointed time
Secretary Noble made his appearance and WAS
at once escorted to the platform, where he
held an informal reception, many OF the officers
and prominent members Of the association be-
Ing introduced, as was also Mr. Hartley, the
sculptor of the memorial
CHAIRMAN N MIoHAEL's ADDRESS.
Mr.. McMichaeI, master Of ceremonies, de-
hverel the opening address. Among othe r
things, he said: Although it may seem ex-
travagant appreciation Of the man TO whose
memory we offer today lasting
and substantial tribute, trust
/ do not misrepresent the voice of this associa-
ton when l say it is one Of the most Sig
nitcant events that has ever happened in
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

New York Stock Market
The wing the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market Gs reported by special
wire 70 Corson aud Mncartney. l4lH street:
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RIVER FLATS IMPROVEMENT.
The Senate Increases the Appropriations
From S24O, 600 Go $4,000.

Nh FRrE's ANrSpNESr-xR EDNuSps stEs
RAILROAD IN rr-oS ms oRgEcTToS II ooEs
oyrH-rHr QUESTION: OF rITLx 10 TIE FLArs
DISCUSSED.
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DuRrsa THr SUMNER MoSrus
AVOID sT1MULANTa
Take the Genuine Imported

CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
early in the morning. before breakfast II Increases
appetite. repairs imperfect digestion. tones cools
the system.
II is the best Aperient. Lhxstive and Diuretie yea
out
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the sigma
ture Of ''Eisner Mendelson Co." Sole Agents for
the U. g. on every bottle. $50
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MR.. HINES RESIGNATION.
No Action Taken on 1t by the President
So Far.

RxeRxT AT TIE pRosPRcr OF LosrNo TIE PasssNr
ooMMIssIoNEa's sERvrcrs-THI QUESTION or
THE succEssoRsHrP-ooz- ROBERT HAS NOTE
mo TO sAy.
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A DIVIDED CAUCUS.
The Close Vote on Including the Elections
Bill In Mr.. Quay's Resolution.

fHR RxPueLicAx sRNAroRs FAIL TO AoREE-
TIE SPLIT on TIE HIrcrroSs BrLL-rALK OF
An AoRxxnESr OF III. offpSESrs OF TIE
ll1crfoSs BILL WIFE THE DEMOCRATS.
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TIE POPULATION OF Providence, RL-Ths
population Of Providence. RI, which was
given out this afternoon BY the Census Once
il lS2,04S for $780, against l04, S51 In 1880, an
increase Of 27,lS6, or s. 81 Der cent
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Reefs NORTHWEST.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

To make space for The new Foods Tor fall sesson we
Offering many attractive bargains. The following
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
Infested by Thieves.

The post Office at Marvin, on the
Central branch of the Missouri Pa
rife road, was broken INTO Saturday
night and a considerable sum of
money taken and also some merchan-
disc.
This section of the country has
been infested by burglars for several
weeks. They have robbed pOstOffices
express offices, railroad depots and
stores nightly, but although the post
Office department and railroads have
secret agents looking for them, they
continue their depredations and nc
arrests have been made Kansas
City Star.
Similar robberies were being per
petrated along the line Of the Rock
Island. Two men were arrested last
Saturday and lodged in the Smith
Centre jail, and we learn have con
fessed to several rObberies. They
were travelling with a railroad velo-
cepede, and claimed to be overseeing
bridge building. The post Offices
ought to follow the example Of Post
master Korns of PhilIipsburg, who
has a man sleep in the Office, besides
keeping his money and stamps IN the
First National Bank vaults.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
WANTED

A bank at Long Island, Kansas,
where is located 2 elevators, 2 patent
process flour mills, 8 hardware and
implement firms, 2 lumber yards,
livery barns, 3 hotels, 2 real estate
firms, 2 newspapers, 3 general mer-
chandise stores, L drug store, 1 furni-
ture store, L harness shop, 1 restau-
rant, 1 millinery store, and other bus
mess interests we'll represented and
only one bank. Long Island is To-
Gated in a rich agricultural country
where many Of the farmers are large
feeders of stock. On the north it is
20 miles to a bank, 25 on the south
and east and - on the west. A good
bank can ind an opening here seldom
offered. Come and look the territory
over and see the people. mar. 28-2m#
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plaiufeld, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her she was a helpless victim of con
sumption and that no medicine could
cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
she bought a bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from first dose.
She continued its use and after taking
ten bottles, found herself sound and
and well. now does her own hOusework
and is as well as she ever was. Free
trial bottles of this Great Discovery at
g ". Bickford's Drug Store. large
bottles SOC. and S1.00.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
Gard of Thanks.

Having sold my business in Phil
Ipsburg to Mr.. David KlOse on &C
count Of my impaired health and feel
ing the necessity to change climate
for a while, I take this method of re-
turning my sincere thanks to the peo-
pie of Phillips county for their good
patronage and very kind treatment
Of me. I hope they viii extend to
Mr.. KlOse, the same generous patron
age they gave to me. Again thanking
YOU all I remain.
Yours Truly, A VEGA.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-04-11
PLBLICATI9N NOTICE

In the District Court of Phillips county, Kansas
The Muscatiae Mortgage and Trust Company
Plaintiff
Fayette Findley, Mary j. Findey. f. d. Aiken
and MIS- e. d. Aiken, wife of s. ID. aiken.
whose first name is unknown 10 plaintiff,
and 3 N Crosse, Defendants,
The above named Defendants. and each OF YOU
VIII take notice that you have been sued IN
the above named court. aud that you must ans
wer the perition filed therein by the above
named plaintiff on or before the 9th day of May
and judgment rendered against Faystte FiuGley
and Mary j Eindley for the sum of S&j6.5l with
interest thereon at the rate Of twelve per cent
per auuum from March 9Th 1880 and for costs OF
suIt, and further judgment against ali defend
anLs for the foreclosure OF q certain mortgage
made by FayeIte EiudIey and Mary j Endiey 70
Inc Musc2tine Mortgage Trust Gmpany, bear ns
scribed premises situated in the county of Phil
Alss and state OF Kansas, t5-H1f; he s9atn pan
or the northeast quarter. = ue4. of section nine
teen. 70. and the south half of the northwest
quarter. So nWlE. of section twenty -, all IN
township three = s0Gth, range twenty ~ west
of 9Th p vi enc adludglng that the pidIntlu mas
I the first lion said premises 20 the 2unOe4L Io1
which Judgment VIII be taken aforesaid and
ordering said promises sold according 70 tafs ana
the proceeds Thereof ne applied: Let, To tne pay
/ ment of the costs OF suit; 2nd 10 the payment
Z of any Hnn2id taxes which may De lien on Ea4u
preHIs65s and Ord. 70 the pay uent OF the amount
E0und due plaintiff and forever barring ana fore
/ or to claim under them or either OF them or an
right title. interest CT equity OF redemption lH or
10 said premises or any part thereof
Attest; - a. Icy l3t,
ii d. NkqTEsoN plaintiffs ATTY
/ Clerk District Court mar q az
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Last Sunday. Tbad Crosier wa

Last Sunday, Thad Crosier was
arrested on a charge of assault with
intent to do great bodily injury com
united near Agra some time ago. He
was taken before L. E. Hays, j. P,
at Agra, but was discharged for want
of sufficient proof of his guilt. On
Monday he came to PhiIhpsburg, and
plead guilty to the charge of disturb
ing a literary society some time ago,
on complaint Of E. p. Hough, 2.
TOwnsley, j. p, fined him $500 and
costs, which amounted to $500; total
$1,000
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First publication April II, 1880, 6wI
SHERIFF S SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNT OF PHILU's
Hiram Bender, Plaintiff.
sanford d. Wilson, Norman s. Field, divide elm
and -- Vein his wife, Defendants.
BY Yfrture of an order Of sale issued ont OF the
Phllups District Court sitting in and for said
Phillips county, in the above entitled action and
70 be directed ] viii on Friday the 10th dag OF
May. A. d. 1890, at O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, at the east door of the Court House i'm
said county, offer for sale at public auction and
sell subject to lien of Certain Mortgage eE-
ecuJed to secure the payment of $500. and inter-
est thereon from the first day Gf April 1882 land
recorded III oil. II, at page 1856, in the Office Of
the register of Deeds of said Phillips county
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
the above named defendants and each of them,
and of all persons claiming under them in and TO
the following described tract piece and parcel of
land lying and situate IN said County of Phillips,
tO-wit: The east half of the south east quarter
OF section fifteen 10, the west half of the south
west quarter of section fourteen, Il, in township
five 3, range sixteen, rs, west of the 6th +. NJ,
containing one hundred and sixty, 1850. acres
more or less, together with all ana singular the
tenementS, Entertainments and appHrteuuuCes
thereunto belonging or in any wise 0ppertainiug.
Given under my hand at my Office in the City
of PhilHpsbGrg in said county, this 9Th day OF
April 1890. LEE SCR!NEER, Sheriff
GEO. j BAEKEE. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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RAILROAD Meeting

Several representative citizens of
PhilIipsburg met at the National
Bank, April 9Th, to consider railroad
matters, VIM. BIssell elected chair
man, and 0. e. johnson, secretary.
Letter was read from the Boards Of
Trade in Lincoln, Red Cloud and
Omaha, in reference to a south west
line from those cities, asking our rep
.resentatives to be present at a meet
ing April 1O,at Lincoln, to further the
project. G.. A. Spaudling, Dr. Wal
lace and Q. A. Lewis we're elected
delegates to represent our interests,
and to report at a future meeting OF
our citizens at the call of chairman.
VIM. BIssELL,
o. e. JOHNSON, Chairman.
Secretary