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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
Notice.
OFFICE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY
ST. Louis. AuQusf 1873.

OFFICE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILwAY.l
st. Louis, August !, 1873. !
The Secretary Of the Interior Department
has decided that the lands granted BY the Gov.
eminent to the Pacific Railroad Companie.
'.unsold' or ''undisposed Of" are opcn to pre-
emption BY private persons at Sl.25 per acre
This decision reverses that recently made by
the Commissioners Of the General Land Office,
to the contrary effect.
In consequence thereof. it Is deemed prope Z
to give public notice that all the lands granted
By the Government to this Company have
been sold or disposed Of, within the meaning
Of the Acts Of Congress. In order, therefore,
that persons may not be mislsd and thereby
subjected to loss by An attempt to pre-empt
any Of these lands. this Information is given
and that any and all such attempts to enter
upon or stablish . presumption to any OF the
lands granted to the Kansas Pacific Railway
Company will be vigorously contested in every
case. D. NJ. EDGERToS,
Vice Presier.
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Found at lasf-Hay.

The place to secure hay is of e. j. Wright.
He is prepared to furnish hay in any quantity,
by the load. in the stack or any way you de
sire it, and at short notice. Anyone wishing
ahy can leave orders at w. NJ Clarkson's
Stable and it win receive my prompt attention
and at the to,cest cash price. CD. WRIGHT.
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The second lecture before the County Nor
NAL Institute was delivered by Rev. John A.
Anderson on Monday evening in Methodist
church to a good audience. Mr.. Anderson
took for his subject, Kansas He is the most
thoroughly Kansas man we have seen, and al
though we could not gaiusay one word he
said in his recital Of the great extent and Ca
liabilities of Kansas, We felt that he was safe
only because he was talking to Kansas audi
ence. 1t differed from anything we have be-
tore read or heard said about our States
pecially where John Brown was left out and q
splendid opportunity to indulge in . COW Of
eloquence over that abused man was lost. Mr..
Anderson Is one Of the most popular public
speakers in our State, and always has store
Of information to impart on any subject upon
which he attempts to speak. He speaks rapid
ly. and requires the closest attention OF his au-
dience throughout his lecture. He is Presi-
dent OF the State Agricultural college and has
made it the best industrial school in the West.
To HIM Kansas possesses charms which rains,
droughts, grasshoppers and all other discour-
aging agencies do not mar. He thorough y
believes in Kansas.
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R<posi Ter ;se meath. esdazg Jsiy nm. Il.
By We fEsTD. ofEaEeka iosnsA.p. Saline esz.fy
kassas, sor he sAIzyl CocyYy JrnnAt.
Lsksfsse, -. Lsagiss1s. -. Attssar, N. fs.s
AeAs temy<rsesre Sos ~ nnA, -
Above Deaa s<DS<fueaRs 81 ~ nam for fArss
vears. -
Aezi1nAs00mssn - osa1. ~
-. szDDug1eU0 - -. -
Bnsa Aiees 0oo0y IN t1s1ns-
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Baker Cnirersisy.

1h- hll term Of tAis inssfs:SA b,Sns -~ts-rnh~r
sta. Is--. vita fail corps sf a1hsrs s.d as;i .;
mff0ssfD>ntx N ts< Boil1tnRs Al fs-e s.si<s Il
fsil prvpars.ory ssd thorosxs ooisse o.srs. l-ssk
classical Aod .c7enfI1r tAnxtf t1~r~ AtsS Q
fhoro1xh Corzurrr<zl - hzst1<~s eoar@s WITH sncal
sfter:sn 20 s5ruzai vort for ~ rsetArt.r
% tssch All srg~1s>s r>a<osssls. ~
catalogue syFfy % TIE frrssssnf q tAs Esr-
ally. bssfvsn CsJ. JAY. La.
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Col. Geo. G. Lockwood and family have
gone to Florence. on the A. r. & $. F. Ry,
where the Colonel will engage in the grain
buying business with his son, George c. Lock-
wood, Jr. We regret that the Colonel has re-
moved from this county. and hope it is only
temporarily. Colonel Lockwood has resided
upon his farm on Gypsum creek for several
years aud formally represented this county in
the Legislature. George. Jr., has for some
time been buying grain at Robinson& Viewers
elevator, IN this city. and is condidered good
buyer The firm have tine best wishes Of many
friends who wish them success in their part
nershIp in which both have had considerable
experience.
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Notice..

On account Of our room being small, and
having to put in fall and winter stock Of
goods We request parties having clothing or
dered to take them Immediately II not they
will be sold at public sale.
Ell MCCORNICK -
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Rev. 3. Carr, having resigned as pastor OF
the Baptist church in Salina, has accepted Q
call rendered by the Baptist church of Solomon
City, and entered upon his duties there. MIR.
Carr is pleasant gentleman and thorough
scholar. The JOURNAL readers have been IA
vored with several articles from his pen.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DissOislfiOsa Notice.

NOTICE hereby given tia; the psrtAssship here
~ tofore existing between the un3ersigned und~r
frn nArns Of Dsum 4 Lurx, 10 this day dissolved b.
mutual consent, Mr. +. L1x rvtrIsx- All eoliertioa
win be made and accounts settled BY Mr.. Dsua.
J. DACH
SalinA. Kansas. Aus. is;. ls-s u LUZ.
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At the residence Of A. Eolieft Rockville, Kansss
July 18th, l..s, BY the Rev. 8 q. Wright, Milan
Dixon, Of Cleveland, Ohio. nov operator u Brook
VIII, 10 Miss Edith L. Taylor, Of smsgo, Kansas.
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A. J. Anderson. Chas. Westling, H. H.
Chilsburg, P. J. Lorman, from Red Oak,
Iowa. and Chas. Peterson, from Galesburg.
Illinois, have been visiting old acquainces
among the Swedish young men in Salina.
They have Travelled pretty thoroughly through
Nebraska and Kansas by wagon. The young
men OF this city entertained them right roy
ally
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fxSxszfv se1 skiss~s. Urs~ pasAcsssg sS,gnxzss ga
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u1oSvn hnsss-s6 KsyaDs 0sDs
AUoTOo 4 oGAoGYY. pvoosSe>oeu.
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AssuSssSA eSASusSs
As the shimmering rays of morning sur
shoot out across the prairies, il you have had
D. & J. b. Whitehead cl can your clock o.
watch lately, you can tell whether the alma
nae Is correct or no.. They keep on hand tn,
best of time-pieces.
Loring Meade has bought out Mr.. Rutland,
interest In the meat market business and viii
continue the business with Mr.. Barrett. Mr.
Rutland will return to his former home II
Cleveland, Ohio, where he thinks his health
will be much improved,
The ordinance of baptism has been admins
tered In the Christian church to four candt
dates by Elder E. d. Barclay. Under the ei
forts Of Elder Barclay, interest In that church
Is being awakened and the increasing mem
bership is very encouraging.
Agreeable to the promise we made las
week, we publish the decision Of Secretar,
Schurz, on the pre-emption of the K. p. raj
roads. The document will be found on tn,
fourth page, for copy Of which We are unde
obligations to W. c. HILL of Washington, u. c
II Harms returned from Europe on Satur
day evening. He visited his old home 1,
Europe, but after seeing his friends be longet
for the shores Of his adopted country for con
tentment. The Liederkarnz singers were oul
on Tuesday evening to welcome him with I
serenade.
Professor c. r. Pomeroy, President Of the
Emporia State Normal school. viii deliver II
third lecture Of the County Normal institute
course In the Methodist church to-moeros
evening, at 8 O'Clock. Prof Po0esy Is an
scholar and NIL, give our citiseas lsesnrs Q
rare neSis,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W AuD OoSOus " D8VoA lIOk0
. thorough trial. Mr.. Bacon il manufactur-
ing several tons every year, and all he makes
meets with ready sale from the counters Of
our city merchants along with the best brands
OF New York make. There d no reason WHY
Kansas farmers cannot make good cheese, ex-
cept that IL may require 3 little trouble and
time to properly care for it, but No. cheese
maker like our friend Bacon succeeds splen-
didly.
Last Thursday evening q large audience
greeted Noble :Prentis as he arose in the pull
pit Of the Methodist church, OF this city, to de-
liver his lecture entitled "A Kansas N ans I'm
pressions OF England. Scotland and Ireland ~
There is An originality about Prentis that WAS
at once apparent to his audience as he finished
his first sentence. and they felt satisfied as they
settled down In the seats that he would give
them an instructive, Is well Is entertaining
lecture. We will not attempt an outline OF
the lecture-it can be better found 10 his KAN
san Abroad" (which We believe Whitehead &
Seaman have for sale). Perhaps we might
better say the lecture is IN outline Of the book
Mr.. Prentis has that pleasing faculty Of pre-
senting to the hstncr scenes upon which he
has looked with just the coloes there seen, The
angles to the imposing structures the mind
walls Of ancient castles-even the curves In the
roads leading scross the countries be visited
His humoe Vas fresh and DEALT out 10 scoepe,-
be peopoetiooA Before and aiter The lecture
Ars. Presbsy syoeed tie andieace With soms
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pcIai Paper Of the City ofSaiIna.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30
BUDGET OF FUN.


4 LITTLE TOO MoDEsT-A lady on the
north side wishing to test the merits Of DIR.
Ball's Cough Syrup thought il would never
do to ask the druggist in the name of Bull.
Why, dea: me, she couldn't say Bull To save
her life and called at last on IA neighbor Wo'
nan for suggestions on the matter. DR.. Cows,
d.. Calls, Dr. Butinlo's, and DR.. OXen's syrup
were all mentioned The latter suited. Yes,
that will do--Dr. OXen-the very thing, the
druggist will understand that" a walk OF
two squares found her at the counter OF H.
store when the following dialogue occurred:
81 wish to buy Il bottle of DR. Oxcn's Cough
Syrup" ;.
'"Dr. Oxen, Oxen, why, Ram, don't believe
keep that. You mean CoX's Hive syrup
don't YOU"
"Oh, no, mean DR., OXen," and then
she seemed wrapped up in solemn thought Tor
amoment, when II bright idea seemed to beam
forth. Hasn't DIR. oxen got relation Or
"Oh, yes, you mean DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
yes, YES" The lady sat down moment and
all was over.-IndidaapoliS errh"nge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30
NICHOLSON & SNOW,


MORTCiA GLE SA IE.-Whereas John Norris
WI and Elizabeth Norris his WIFE executed and delivered
TO Xavier Ruschmann certain mortgage deed bearing
date October 81 m and on that day filed fur record and re-
corded the Recorders office of Ia sale county, Illinois,
in Book ~ of Records 23 thereby conveying TO said
Xayer lutschmann the following described property stu
said county, viz: Lot Ten in Block Eighty IN the
Town of S;rcator excepting and rr-evng the coal and
other minerals underlying said ut) which mortgage deed
then and there given to secure certain rossory note
of date with said mortgage for the sum OF seven nun
drcd dollars given by said John ~ Norris and payable 10
date with interest ut ten per cent per annun payable an
nually:
And whereas said Xavier Ruschmann the 2ls day Of
November A. d. 1876, fora valuable colsueron SOFA anu
assigned said and mortgage to the Undersigned Ben
amin Bole who is now the legal owner and holder OF
same:
And whereas il is provided in and by said mortgage
other things that Of default in the payment of the
said mentioned or any part thereof according TO
Xavier RutsChmann, his legal representatives or attorney,
having advertised such sale four weeks in newspa-
per published in Ottawa Illinois may sell the saa premises
said morgagors their heirs. executors, administrators
assigns therein AT public vendne, to the highest bidder
cash AT Court House, in Ottawa AZ the time appoint
ed In such advertisement may adjourn the sale from time
TO time scretion and, upon making such sale execute
and deliver the purchaser conveyance IN fee ot the pre-
sold and apply the proceeds of sale 10 the payment OF ID
expenses of advertising selling and conveying, Including
attorneys fees and co the amount due on said note go rem
derng the ovcrpls f any 10 said mortgagors or their
assigns
And whereas default has been made in the payment Of
the principal of SAID note and the same Is now due
and unpaid together with interest thereon from october
Now therefore notice il hcrci, given that by virtue and
in pursuance of the power and authority in said mortgage
deed contained the undersigned shall on the list DAY OF
December 1873 the hour of two o'clock r. NJ expose Tor
sale the south door of the County Court House. IN Qua,
wa Illinois, above described premises, and all right and
equity of redemption of said mogagors therein TO the
highest bidder therefor for cash.
Dated Ottawa ILL., November IT, is.s. ,,,,,,p pn,r
Nicholson " Snow. Attorneys. novl6-5w
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GEORGE MI. LELAND.

-TTTS "
JAS'lEiIt'SS SA .E.-NOtiCc is hereby gwen mat
wi by virtue of "A decree made and entered of record by
Circuit Court OF Ia Sale county, state of illinois, AT the
October of said court 1875 in certain cause tll
pending said court the chanCcry side thereof wherein
Thomas Gardiner complainant, and Eliza simpson, Ma
nv Frances simpson. IOrenna simpson, George simpson,
Andrew Simpson and Eria " Simpson were defendants,
shall Tuesday. the tenth day of December A. d. ISIS
the hour O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day. Otr
for sale south door of the County Court House IN OF
in said county, at public auction ana VIII thn sel 10
the highest bidder the following described property being
the ordered by said decree 10 he sold that Is TO Say
Commencing southwest of the west hall OF the
southwest quarter Of section twenycig township thrty
i've north range of the third principal MERIDIAN
and running thence north hundred and sixty rods 10 the
northwest Of said southwest quarter OF sald seTuo
tweny-cigh thence east nine chains and lry-nNe INKS
along the north line OF said quarter Section thence south III
the south line OF SAID quarter section ana thence west ne
chains and thirtytwo links to the place oI beginning III
the county of La Sale and state of Illinois. $500. $500.
TERMS or s ,LE-Cash GEORGE NJ. LELAND,
Dated Nov Ii 1873 -}w Master In Chanccry.
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Negal.
B. F. LINCOLN.

CTA1E, or ILLINOIS, La SALE Co IS
- In he circuit COlOt. January lSIa
Abel HogHbOom Richard fogabOom William f. logn.
boom, COrnca Luce, j. D. Luce, Richard n. Robinson,
Elizabeth ROBINSON John Robinson. Bertha Robinson Eliza
Mills and Daniel Mills.-iH ChdncerB
Affidavit of the nunfcsidence of Richard HOgabOonl.
William :. Hogaboon. Curneia Luce, j. ID. Luce. Richard
Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, John Robinson aud Der
TIA Robinson implicated with the other named defendants.
Eliza Mills and Daniel Mills having been Med in the clerks
oceoi the Circuit Court OF SAID county notice therefore
hereby given 10 the said nonresident defendants that the
complainant ed his bill of complaint in said court, on the
chancey side thereof the 18th day OF November 1873 and
that thercupon issued Of said wherein
said suit nov pending, reurnabe On the third Monday In
the month of January next MS il by law required
Now unless YOU the said nonresident defendants above
named shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court the first the term thereof TO be holden
AZ Ottawa in and fr the said county, the third Monday
In January and plead, answer or demur 10 the said
cOmpanans bill Of complaint the and the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken as con
entered against you according To the
PRAYER of said bill ROSWELL W HOLMES Clerk,
HpTI + iiNCoIy Compt's Sol moves
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No Cause to Cry.

Yesterday afternoon Il boy of len who had
been caught out in the soaking ram and well
drenched, was standing in doorway on
Michigan avenue, wipng his eyes and nose by
turns, when IA second lad, about his age came
along feeling good deal worse.
"W-what ails you?" sobbed the second, AS
he halted and looked the other over
"I-l got all wet, and I've lost cent? was
the reply,
as that all Indignantly demanded the first
then you'd better run home--you ham got no
right cry!"
"B.but you are c-eryng too!'
IL know it, but my father run Tor once
yesterday and g-got left When cries have
suthin' to cry about-suthin' that affects the
hull fam'lyn'-- Detroit Free Press
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DR.. Bycs's wit once met with Il severe re
ort. Encountering lady, who, having de
'lined an offer in marriage from the doctor,
lad married a man by the name of Quincy, he
aid, $50, madam, it appears that you prefer a
Uth$y to 6ileS" YES" she replied, for if
here had been anything worse than bites God
,ould have afflicted Job with them"
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swell, | will take it, though 1t is rather
lear pay you half cash, and owe you the rest.
That do?' at will" In the course of time
the creditor, thinking that the bill has run
about long enough, calls upon the purchaser.
Me dear boy" says the purchaser, you amt
wing up To your contract If | were to pay
,ou the rest wouldn't owe it to You, and the
understanding was that should owe it to you"
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EINAI4 SE.TrI IF;NENT y O'rlCE.-Es'
L TATE OF GUsrANE ENrZM1NGER, DECD-Noucr Is
hereby to all persons interested III sald est" % we
undersigned. Administrator with the VIII anncNc OF thc
Estate of said Gustavc EnzmlnEer, deceased VIII appear
before the County Court OF the county OF la safe anu sl
of Illinois AT County Court House i'll OTTAWA, IN SAID
county, on Monday the twentieth day of January A. y.
1879 for the burmese of rendering of his proceed
ngs in the administration of said csat" Tor the maj SCI
Element. 49,,
Dated at Ottawa this 9th day of November 1875;
JOHN 4. KINDER,
Administrator with the Will annexed.
ATTEST: Z. W. SToCKsLEGEE.
Clerk County Court, La sale Co.. III. ho'9-iW
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Doctor" said lady ~ want you to pre-
cribe for me" There is nothing the matter
ladam," said the doctor after feeling her
ulse; you only need rest" Now, doctor
.lst look at my tongue" she persisted Just
ook at it-look at it, Now, say, what does
lat need?n 81 think that needs rest too, )" re.
lied the doctor
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A full-bearded grandfather recently had his
card shaved off, showing clean face for the
tst time for number of years At the DIN
Ar table his three year-old granddaughter no.
Ted II, gazed long with wondering eye, and
hally calculated, grandfather, whose head
vi got on?"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30

Just before the pubic schools in New Ha-
ven closed for the vacation, a lady teacher in
one of the departments gave out the word fob
for her class to spell After it was spelled, as
was her custom, she asked the meaning of it..
No one knew. The teacher then told the class
she had one, and was the only person in the
room that did. After a little while II hand
went hesitatingly up. well, what is IT,
please, ma'am, it's beaun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30

What fine dark hair you have got Miss
,! My wife, who is much younger than
yu, has her hair quite grey" Indeed" re-
lined Miss NJ, IF had been your wife, my
hir no doubt had been grey too
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4 timid BOstonian has married a lady whose
wight verges closely upon 200 pounds. MY
car says he to her, shall help YOU over
te fence:' No" says she to him, help the
flce"
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EINAI4 SIGTI'I lem EMF NOTlCE--Es-
Il TATE OF MILTON A. WATERMAN, DEC'D-Notlce Is
hereby given all interested in said estate tat
the undersigned EXeCulrX of last will and testament OF
said Milton a. Waterman deceased, VIII appear before te
County Court of the county of la sale and state OF ilos
nj the County Court House. in ottawa i'll said county. on
Monday the 10th day of January D. $50 Tor the purpose
rendering account of her proceedings III the auuhls
traton of said estate Tor the ina settlement.
Dated AZ Ottawa. this 18th day of November 1875.
MARY L. WATERMAN,
ATTEST: y. W. SToCKsLEGER ENcculrlN'
Clerk County Court. La Sale Co., III. noVlb-3W
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A young lady called at one of our music
cores the other day and asked for something
ew in piano music The clerk asked her il
made any difference how many sharps there
ere in the piece. "Oh, no." she replied, moi
1 the least, for if there are more than two
ways scratch them out with my pen-knife"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30

\ pretty girl down East Is mind reader Sc
s. said TO a bashful beau the other night.
"a, | believe you are gong to kiss mer She
Vi right
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30

IfEF-For Club for either the Eureka shirt OF Drss
hart will SER Chart free receipt Of IS cts to
~ ir mounting sDc oostage. MRS. =. J, MARROW.
ioA Indianapolis. Ind
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A clergyman who had just performed IA we'd
ling ceremony, and was filling out blank
description Of the parties, asked the husband
What his business was
81 am wine merchant and shoemak
e." was the reply.
"Yes," chimed in the BRIDE so you can set
him down as a sherrv.cobbler"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-30

One of those great and comfortable steam
ships which the Yankees construct descends
the Mississippi with vertiginous rapdlty.
When, 10. II cry makes itself to be heard
"A man III the watersn
Stop cries the captain. Then, turning
himself towards the purser, he demands
Has he paid his farc?"
He has paid" replies the purser.
'All arights" howled hurIa) the captain,
and the steamboat retakes Its course leaving
she passenger behind.
If the unhappy man had not paid in advance
he might have been saved !-French Paper.
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Happy Max.

The brighter lights of the Strakosch Opera
troupe gathered round them a few friends On
Saturday evening for aquiet little supper The
talk turned on Max Strakoschs new baby
Hes rot TOOTH" said a gentleman sitting
at one end of the table
Max is very proud Of his baby said Miss
Kellogg, who was sitting at the other end.
Yes" SAID the gentleman still carrying out
his own train Of thought, and he's got two
more coming"
Miss Kellogg shrieked and dropped hcrnap-
KIN and her knife and fork, while the gentle
man still further enlivcncd matters by insist
ing that his reference was solely 10 the teeth.
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Betting and Packing all kinds.

Churps Washing Machines and Wringcrs Wringcrs re-
haired with new rolls. &c, and warranted. ,,
Fence Wire, ISurbs, l'incer,', St'.tl i5tt ~ -
Wire x C., &c, and all other goods To he louhn III
rstass agricultural storc all Of which we propose 10 h
nj the bottom prices ana guarantee az g00d az Hg
market We will not be undersod by any one lor Iuts
of goods.
Ed, SWEETSER q co.