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nUhOANeUN BIOS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner oh and d SITS. northwes

u ruutneeu cOrner sIn ma d sts. northWoet,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL gsTA rE. OOE SIsTING OF TWO
kTORY BRIOK AND BACK BUILDING, BIT.
UATHD ON 9Th STREET NORTH WESF, Bf.
BAL POST UFFIOE.
By virtue If deed Of trust to us, dated the -
18th day Of June. 1874, and duly recorded in dM
Lber 763, folio DOG, one OF the land ord for
Washington ID. o., and By the direction Of the
party sec ured thereby We Will sell at public auo-
ton, to the highest bidder, en- MONDAY, October
ground, situate and known o. Lot Is, In SQusre No.
46, according to the plan Of said city, together with
the i'm improvements thereon.
Term Of ssle: One third cash, (of which olB0 must
be paid ct time OF sale;) the balance at 8 and IL
payable SINH annually, secured By purcha ser's note
on the property sold. All convey aucins at pur-
the Trustees the right to resell at the cost OF
the purchaser In default, after Eve days ed yerise-
ment In the Evening Star paper.
,s,,O.u 3 q RR3SXEHshAH' Trustees.
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boEZU VCUnU q mIUULE TUu, a
TROMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.

TTHoMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.
BY CATALOGUE
ROSEWOOD OASG PIsNOFORPE; ELEGANT
FREEOa PLATE Nj AhTEL AND PIER MiR.
EOBS. In GILT AND WALNUT; ELEGANT
HER EESsoh ohisA gSsAa.sffsS;N 6is
s sTr EnG BAY TgRKIsa PARL0R
RWA .sN,s (NaPt By r 65RBfi sTPERi0R
GAIT sT, WIH = ISs HAHGINGs; YELXET Aay
WALIM InsS CHAMBER SUITES FINE HAIR
SPRING UHDEk BEDS: COMFORTS AND
BLANKETS; WALNUT MARSLE-TOP BUf.
TAT; WALNUT EXTENSION DINING
TABLE; SUPERIOR WALNUT DINING
CHAlRS; LOUNGES AND EASY CHAIRS;
EREECR OHIHA DINNER SHRVICB; GLASS
WARE; SUPERIOR SILVER Plated WARE;
S1LyER:PLATxDT TABLE OUTLERY; FINE
LY FIEISHED HALL SET, WITH SLAB AND
BOOK CASE; ELEGANT OARO TABLES,
IO9kTHER WITH All AsSORTAENT or
KITCHEN FUkNITuRE, AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING., eeptember-
2Sth, ls76, ct 10 O'Clock, ct the resides nee ~
Of Thomas Russel. esq, No. 613 l3thuvvHvv
srt9et, between and q streets northwest, shall
sell the above superior collection Of Household
sspiS-dts THOB. DOwLIHo, Auct,oneer.
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.OES STABLE SALE,

BY virtue OF writ OF feri Jdeids issued BY Jsmes
Tei The justices Of the peace in and for The
county q ARLINGTON, District Of COLUMBIA, ut the
sntt 81 eamuei Carpenter aud Thomas Oar De
PLANTING aaainst the goods and chattels OF o. o.
slmms ant, to me dire. have seized and
the said q. q. simms in aud to one Piauo and
serebT elvo notice that on sArUkDAY. the 23d
corter OF llth street west and avenue
In the city OF Washington, d. O I will offer for
IN execution, BY public ion, to the highest bid.
b. r MERBYMAH, Constable.
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WASH. b WILLIAMS, Auctioneee.
TRgsTEET SAIL OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rHOPERTY ON STRICT, BETWEkN 1sr
sTa nIAR TIE GOVERHMIHT PRIHTIH0

BY virtue Of Q deed OF trust, dated Mar the "A
9Th D; lS4. and duly recorded in Liber G.I
no. 81, folio sos, one Of the land records for!k.
Warrington county, in the District OF Oolum oi \
and By request OF the party secured thereby sh a
proceed to sell at pnbllc auction, in front OF the
premises. On FRIDAY. september 22d, 1916 at
$50 O'Clock D. m ell that csrtain piece or parcel
OF ground situate, Ling aad being in the city Of
washington, In the District OF Columbia, known
and described - Lot No. 46, In j. o McGuire's re-
corded subdivision Of Square No. 634 together with
the inproy. Depts. consisting OF two story Brick
Terms: U. 9 fourth cash; balance in equal psy.
mepts OF II and Is months; deferred payments I,
pe oy deed OF trust on property s0ld, and 70
o. aw ten Ter cent. Der UNI
WILLIAM b REED, Trustee.
sepll 5tav2w WASH B. WILLIAMS, Auct
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DRY GOODS.

NO ADVANCE IN OUR PRICES.
worth OF
IMPORTED AED DOMESTIC Dry GOODS.
We have Just finished taking account or s.ocs,
ard shall fer the next 30 days make the above re-
auctions &c prices for each
Opered this morning another lot OF 1000 yards
richardson LINENS, in short leagshs, az hsa
price.
So 1T l71S caots.
Al wool FLAHNELS, Cambria Eogings and In
sertipss, ssinsook Edginss and Issertiasi.
full stock Of all kinds Dry GOods viii Dc sDId for
the nextG days as stated above. Remember Toe alton
w. n. B 8OWN,
no. 3l4 sth street northv vest,
sepS-u Near Pehnsylvsnfs avenue.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TBH FAST SAILING YACar AMERInUs.
SALE AT PgBLIO AUCTION
oS0Gn r 1Shs AgTfRHOOn, September "A
street wharf, shall sell the above first GLASS -
Yacht, complete In all its appointments.
Terms cash.
seple dts TROS. DOwLIHG. Auct.
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l ssSfY IsITSsTi o. ray k6sTa sipi
E sS Er4 HAyING A. FBoET of
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, Ho.
Under and by virtue OF o deed Of trust, re- -
corded In Liber 7e5, folio 14, OF the land REQ
ords for the District OF Columbia, and ct the -
written request OF the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder In front
q the prem.ses, on MONDAY, the 2sth day
OF September, 1876, at D.. m, Lots a and h, IN
LdDdsley Phillips subdivision OF square No SIS,
together With the improvements, consisting of Q
neat two-story Frame Dwelling aud outbuildfnGs
Terms OF sale: one fourth cash; balance in 8, n
and Is months with interest 8 per cent, secured
option OF the purchaser. 600 down 1t time Of SAFE
COnveyapcfng at purchasers cost. If terms of sale
are not complied with within seven days the Trus-
tee the right 10 resell the property of risk
and cost OF defaulting purchaser
J. TARBELL DYER, Trustee.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
suR3l dew3w6ds AuctioDeer.
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TknsIKEs' eALE OF VALUAB1E IN
eTRGkT HO1TH, B1TWEBN 3p AND are

BY virtue Of . decree OF the supreme Court -
OF the District Of Columbia, passed in the t...R
cause OF B nJ.sin y; Ks,ser v. william &.2
on To keDAf, the Sd day Of October. a. d. izs,
at soc'ock p m on the premises, sell ct puolic
auction, all the following described real estate 70
vii Part Of Lot numbered two I2) In slu are nun
otred nve HUNDRED and twenty Eve 51sl, IN the city
OF Washington and District OF nolumOia beei asiua
foJ the same at point street lrih fifteen Isl
feet wei from the southeast of said lot aud
Iut nirg thence west eighteen Isl feet aud six 90
thss; thence north eighty one (6Il feet thence
ssst eiehteen (ls) feet and ak 30 Inches thence
south eighty one SD feet TO the place Of bAgtunine
aepurtenapees thereto slon ging.
Terms OF sale, Is prescribed bv said decree, are:
one-fourh cash on the day OF sale, wi hin seven
Gays thereafter, and the residue three equal In.
staimenfs in Elk, twelve, and Rhteen month, from
the Gay OF sale; the promiseory notes Of the BUR.
chaer bearits interest fom the day Of sale at the
rate OF ak per cent Der annum untti paid, or sll
cstn, at option Of the purchaser. deposit Of eleo
70 es psia nnen the poPerty Is struck on The
money asd interest wholly Paid, and II terms Of
sale ere not complied with seven DAYS the prop
erty will be re ertised and resold at the risk and
coat OF the defsultipg purchaser.
ARTHUR A. BIRNEY, r
JOB BARnARO, ffus'oes-
sep2l eokds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
WASH b wILLIAMs, auc,,onc.-
w No. 1901, northwest corner lgth ana ID s.re-.s,

w No. 1901, northwest corner loth and s.rese,
TBvvsTLks SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
rK0NIlhG On viBaINIA AVSeUE
At AUCTION. wv AZ" A'A'
M b, virtue o. deed Of trust, dated January "A
~ n a. ,oos. and Only recorded in Liber 90
~, inuo All 30, one OF the lani records for -.
ssniL eton county, d. and by dfr sction of the
PetV secured thereby, shall sell OF public auction
~ ~ IN. OF the premises, on THURSDAY, &c ptem-
Ut <stn. a u 1876. 81 O'Clock D. % ali that GER
o siiy Of sshinston, and be ing known and
Srss 10y % LOT numbered one, in the recorded
ul'is,on OF 81 odtyision Lots numbered tro And
IN square south Of square numbered four hun
&c., sno slxy three, lk3,D with Improvements
nereon, consisting OF Brick Dwelling
Terms: 800 cash: balance In 8 and II months
~, L9,ee bearing interest from day Of sale and se-
curtu Dy q deed OF trust the pro perry sold All
% sneipg Of cost Of purchsssr 100 dow when
TIE properly ts struck of, aud IL the terms OF ALE
are not complied with within FIVE ds N the Trustee
80 rsss me right TO resell the property Of the risk
anu cost OF Qeisulf1ng purchaser.
WY III WARD, Trustee
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n Ii KINDA OF QllTLUuluU OA0f-OBB
- Seys.a.e' ~ s1As,Sss.s e ssllsC g iUsta.
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YoUaa 1lDDLETSS sssi r,.,,. .,e,,on,,-,.

ThusTEEs SALE o. MAT TWO-eTO6Y
FRAME DWELLING ON THE H0RTH SIDB
OF eTRIET MOTH, BlTWEIN NEW
STkEET.
By virtue Of . deed of trust, dated March -
18th. A. d. 1875, and duly recorded In Liber f..s
No. ms: fol,o e, one Of the land records for 2H
party secured thereby. will Offer for sale, at pub
Tic auction, In trent Of the premises, on WEDH10-
DAY, October 4th, A. ID. 1875, at 8 O'Clock D. m 4,
all that certain lot Of ground and premises situate
In the city Of ashingon, the District OF Oolum.
bfa, and known Is Lot numbered eleven fll), Of
Johnson s subdivision OF Square numbered six hun.
dJed and twenty six 625), together with all the i'm
provements thereon.
Terms: One third cash; and the remainder in two
equal pay ments OF twelve and eighteen months
day Of sale, with interest until paid ct the
OF eight (8) per cent per annum until paid deferred
payments to be secured by q deed offrusI and ade-
Quate insurance upon the property sold. de postt
OF BOO will be required at the time Of sale II the
terms Of sale are not complied with within seven
days sfer the day OF sale, the Trustees the
right resell upon ve days notice thereof by al.
vertsemept at the risk and cost of the cefaulting
purchaser. All eonvsyanciug at purchasers cost.
j. STANLEY y0NG5,l r.n,.o..
RICHARD PAIR0.{ Afus'eo'
BepD YOUNG q MIDULET TON, Aucts.
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7O5 MARKET SPACE. INK

/ II p TANT.
In view o. ihs great scarcity OF money, we shall
orer NEW FALL AND WHITES GOODS st
prices that defy competition. We name In part:
BLACK SILKS, from SIC to o. 50 per yard; nrst
rate SILK for 81 rs, worth now Sl2 IS.
OASHMEREs
BLACK and OOLORED, all the new and desirable
shades, At Soc, worth az.
ALPAOAs
BLACK and COLOBED all shades; special bargains
in cobors ~ nc, worth Is.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BLkEKETsI BLAEKETsu
ell wool Blanket, $50. worth as. Table
Linen, beach he'd, full With, 5Oc. Bleached Sheet
tpg. 10 vide, Do etc, etc, One case Honey
Comb Qutts, T3c worth 81. 100 pieces
Prints SIC case Oreton's dark Sd sdss, l2hc.
Gents DRESS SHIRTS, complete, made OF Wan.
sltts Cotton and Richardson's Linen, for q
Warranted.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,ioresr.

On MONDAY, septs mber Is, 1875. shall ssll ct
10 O'Clock. the Stuck, Filtures- Lease aud Ii
G. nses Fl store southwest corner OF 18th snd III
streets northwest, ct auction, 20 the highest bidder
5. WsLKrR. Constable.
stp91-St THuS BOWLING, Auct.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
OBRIHN-LIHkIue. On monoay evening
September 10, 1870, at %. stephens church. by the
pastor. Rev. Father McNauey JOHN II. 'BRTFN
and MARY LORETTA LINkINs, daughter Of Daniel
Linkins, BsQ., both Of Washington, b. q,
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u H. wABHER, Aucticneer

By virtue of Q deed OF trust, dated February -
II, 1875. and duly recorded In Liber No III, f.s
folio i9S, one OF the land records the Dis
trtct OF Columbia ana at the request of tho party
secured thereby, we Will sell at pubnc auction in
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, thu Nd day OF
October, A D. 1876, at clock p m, the following
Columbia, to Wit: All Of the west half OF Lot num-
beIed nine 90, In square numbered three hundred
and seventeen (5l7), with the improve nents which
consist Of two Brick Dwellings.
Terms Of sale. as prescribed BY said deed, are:
$780, with ten (l0l cent interest from the 18th
day Of February, 1876, her with expenses OF
sale, in cash; balance in twelve and twenty four
made when the property IL sold. ConveYancing ct
the purchasers cost If the terms NOT com Piled
the right TO resell the property the risk and cost
OF the defauliDg purchaser, after five days' notice
Of such resale In some Newspaper published in
Washington city
n MHRTfR x 4 k kGGEHiRrR, Trustees.
eepl9 dts Ut. COLDW Sill, Salesman,
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DIED.

TYLER. On September 90, 1870, Mrs vIANA
TYLER, wife Of VIM. Tyler, Soldiers'
Home cemetery, aged toirty years. three months
and thirteen days.
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II b. WARHEB, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsTEEH SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK ROUSE AND STOLE. No,
634 PE6NsYLVAhIA AVEaUE SOUTH.

TRUsTEEy SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK ROUSE AND STORE. No,
go PEGNsYLvAhIA AVENUE SOUTH.
By virtue Of Q deed OF trust to rs, dated -
February the seventeenth, A. ID. 1S6, aud .:H
recorded In ttber No: 8ll folio 10, one Of the Ei1
lam records for Warrington county, D. c., and a
the request Of the holder Of the note there
OF the premises. on MSNHo .ss 70 'front.'
October, A. p. 1S7s, at O'Clock p: m the ion,w.
ing described real estate and premises 70 viii Lot
numbered forty nve (Sl, Of TAFT and Ferguson q
subdivision OF original lot numbered four az, in
square numbered eight hundred and seventy -three
(d3), with the improvements thereon, consisting Of
three story brick house, with store beneath, and
back building.
Terms Of ale: $780, with interest at ten lo) Der
cent nom February 18th, ls76, and the expenses Of
the kale In cash, and the balance 10 II and rs month";
secured by deed OF trust upon the property sold
and the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest Ct
seven per cent deposit Of Sl0O will be req uired
ct the time Of sale All conveyancDg at purch D
cost. II the terms OF sale NOT complied with in
ten days. the trustees the right to resell the
perry at the risk and cost Of the defsultng pur
chaser. WILLIAM P. YOUNG, lr..
seI9 Z. J. MIDDLETON, JR { irus'ee''
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE sTEAMER "AATTAAO," OAPf. W.
q ssh street, every M0NDAY and
LaSk6DAf M0RHIn0ei q ooiock, Tor
Eou1ni, including the favorite summer resorts Of
6oLroNs, kIvKR SPRINGS, and BLAKIsfoN's Is.
LAND. Returning will arrive in Washington on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, about sun
down. W. II. KILLMOH, Agent
ylfm 9Th street wharf.
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J. b. BRYON 4 BRO.

Stall. SsS1S SH STALLS 2aeIHS s
that be can please al tastes, asks TRIAL OF
TREeH MlATS OF ALL KIHDe,
An orders oonscientiously filed and Satisfaction
guaranteed. augl1-ly
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STEAMERS, &c.
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE,
PHILADELPHIA, ALlXANDRIA, WASHING
TON AID GBORGBTOWH, ID. o..

STIAMBAs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA svsry
EaHsn dISE u Hj xiss'a! sssss $50
oeived daily Consispees Wishing their goods landed
a.. 81 9eorset0wp III plesss have them marked
WM,f; OLYpE 4 90, e.; HYDE,
Philadelphia. 0eorgetoWn, 20.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22
Fashion Items.

Cream color is on the wane That
accounts for its scarcity "on tho milk
Calico grows more and more fashina.
ble-for bed-quilts in country fairs.
Gent!emen's cuffs have the corners
cut of or rounded. A still more com
mon way is to have them frayed OF
raveled.
Fashionable shirt bosoms remain
plain-ruffied ones tickle tho feminine
check too much.
The "baby bonnet" is the rage in
Paris. Here it is the squalling thing in
the bonnet that RACES most.
Silver pearl gray is the latest fashion
able color. This is the beautiful shade
on socks after three days wear.
Polonaises are provided with long
side pockets-that is TO say, pockets are
still perchod on the rudder of the dress.
Wais.s are still very long. This
makes men long for them.
Tho latest trimming is ay fringe,an old
style renewed. The fy frlnges every
thing once ayear.
Chateaines continue in great favor
by which is meaUt that women still ca
bic whole SOCKS OF fancy goods TO their
waists.
Gloves of undressed kid are much
worn. An "undressed kid" is some
thing of which modesty forbidS de-
scriptien.
Cream color as fashion is now going
ont. That Is 20 say, bilious girls are
out of style.
Skirts continue TO grow longer, by
reason OF much tramping of heavy boots
upon them.
The chcmisctte is revived. Ii is pleas
ant to learn that people are not 80
shiftloss as they We're.
Porcae underwear is IN high favor.
The air pcrcaIo-ates through 1t delight
fully.
Corsages are still made in curass
shape. This armor is to please the men.
Men like to have an armor-round "a
lady.-FrOm tic ST. Louis Eoening Re
publican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22

Poker ana Politics.


They were talking politics and play
ing bean poker, twenty beans for Q
quarter. There were three of them, all
Democrats, and for convenience we will
call them Smith, Jones, and Robinson.
Smith was dealer, and while he was
dealing the cards Jones and Robinson
were discussing the Overwhelming cor
ruption among the officials of the land,
and showing cards up their sleeves. The
cards being dealt, Jones, who sat next
to tho dealer, passed, at the same time
remarking:
GAS was sayin', the fearful corruption
which runs through every branch of the
public service is horriiying to every
patriot the blush of shame NANTES my
cheek when | think of Grant, the Pres
iden of the United States, lending him.
self to all kinds Of thieving and robbery,
and surrounding himself with horde OF
blood-sucking robbers, who are drain
ing the very life blood of the people"
dts perfectly awful. | chip" said
Robinson, as he neatly disposed of his
hand, and got four kings out of his
sleeve.
II pass Oul, sara IomiLn.
"Just look at Belknap, Babceck, and
Blaine, and the rest of them fellows. ]
raise you twenty BEANS" remarked
Jones, as he deity got from his sleeve
the four aces which were there con.
ccaled.
ayes, and think Of Bristow and them
mules. Let's see; | see that raise and
90 you twenty BETTER" replied Robin
son.
"That sizes my pile. Just go back a
few years in this Administration, and
ponder on the Credit Mobiler, the back
pay steal, tho raisin' of the Presidents
salary, and the use OF money to carry
elections in New York. Such things as
them was never heard of in Andrew
Jackson's time, or when the Democrats
were in power. | call you; what have
You got p said Jones.
"Pve got pretty nigh an invincible-
here's two little pairs of kings" re-
piled Robinson, as be laid his hand on
the table.
ooh, can rake them-here's four
bullets saidJ ones, as be reached for the
pot.
Great snakes :" exclaimed Robinson;
"you a nice pill to be talking about cor
ruption of the Administration, amt
you? III couldn't play poker honis-
tern you, Ia never talk about folks.
You and Mr.. Smith continue this game,
while 90 ont and rustic some more
s0ap."-Aastin (Neu.) RcreWe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22
Submarine Tunnel.

The latest marvel of engineering sci
ence is the proposition To unto England
with the continent by tunneling tho
British channel, and tho present mu-
tualy hostile attitude OF tho nations is
not likely to delay the stupendouS un-
dertaking. Prussia is drilling her O.
gantc army for any emergency that the
unsettled state of affairs on that con
tinent may develop; Russia is draw
ing in her soldiers from every outpost,
and massing them at strategic points );
Austria is placing herself in position
TO act with dignified neutrality; Spain
is recovering but slowly from her late
series Of revolutions; and while all are
moro or less affected by threatened
CONFUSION, England and France are
earnestly setting about an undertaking
bolder in conception than the conquest
of kingdoms, and grander and more en-
during IN the results il promises than
all the achievements OF armies and
navies.
Both are unitedly pushing forward
tho scheme of tunneling the sea. Al
ready the active, energetic Frenchman
is at work sinking shafts and making
other preparations for the commence
mcnt OF the greatest of engineering feats.
On the English side, too, they are expert
menting, and government and people
are deeply interested in the work. ltis
the plan of the French, first to run a
tunnel under the channel, by way of ex-
pertinent, for about 5000 feet. 1t the
=, thu MOT
above, that the submarine avenue caves
in, then they viii abandon the plan,
only to take mp another until the tunnel
is an accomplished fact.-KaHSds City
Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22

IN TIE District Court Of the 14tt judicial District
sitting in and fer S4liAs County, Sfaie Of hGHsas
DAVID BEEBE, plaintiff, }
JOHN Owens, defendant \
The said John owens. defendant above named, win
take notice that he has been sued by David Beebe,
the said plaintiff; that tbs 18th day OF MAY lS6,
the said plaintiff filed his complaint in the Office Of
the district clerk Of Saline county, Kansas setting
forth that the said John Owens had, on the Isl day Of
December, 1873 made written contract with the SaI
plaintiT wherein he the said defendant, had agreed
10 sell the said plantiG his certain premises,
tO-vlt; The northeast quarter OF section thirty
sd flown fourteen 30, range three 81. anu north
quarter OF section thirty live 80. town fourteen
40, range three 3D. in the county OF Saline and state
Of Kansas; that the SSid JOAN owens, defendant,
violated and rescnded said contract without the
of said plaintiff and that the said plaintiff
damaged four hundred dollars (Siga.0il 10y tue sand
John owens violating his said contract with the said
David Beebe
That the said court render judgement against the
said John owens, IN favor of the said David Beebe,
for the Of four hundred dollars 500 00 and the
sad John owens il hereby Notified that unless he ap
pear and ans WEI SAID complaint before tile
ZaceahehA day Of July, 1870.
the same will be taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly against hm fer the sum OF four hundred
dollars t*fJJ.UG) and the costs OF tins sun
q. WHITNEY.
AIT Tor Plaintiff.
June sth, 1876. l-5w
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\ down-east editor says: "The ladies'
spring hats are pretty, and worn on the
upper edge OF the leit ear, which makes
one LOOK arch and piquant, like chick
en- looking through crack in the
fence
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22

And now comes a Boston woman who,
10 out do her fashionable sisters with
their twenty-four bui,on gloves, has in
vented and wears iorty-button stock
ing..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
SheFiT7s Sale.
RCTH u. DICKERNAN, }
vs.
A,raz nrQrrnNsO

RUTH II. DICkERNAN,
AMOS DICKERMAN
Notice is hereby given thst, pursuant to the COM
rnand of writ Of execution issued from the clerks
Office OF the fourteenth judicial district court sitting
ia aud tor se county al Saline ard state of Kansas,
and to me directed and delivered, viii, on the
Firs: day Of JH'y. + . ISIS,
at two O'Clock D. m of sad day, At the front door
of the house in the city Of >aiina said county
and state for sale public auction to the high
and best bidder, Tor cash in hand, the following
described property, tO-wif;
The west Iftv (5e) acres OF the northwest quarter
Cd Of the southeast quarter ~ and the southeast
(s) of the northeast quarter "a Of section twenty
six C.5), liz township fourteen 40. south OF range
four a., west of the sixth % principal meridian
In the county OF Saline and OF Kansas be sold
g. the property Of the above named defendant % sat
isfy said execution.
Given under may hand. this 18th day Of May, a.
d, ISIS.
II. d. BAKER,
I7-4U Sherig.