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Dr.. PierCe's Favurite Prescription

The term, however Is but n feeble expression OF
my high appreciation OF Its value, based upon per"
pOnal Observation. Ihave while witnessing its posi-
tive results IN the special diseases incident TO the
organism OF woman, singled It out as the climax OF
browning gem or my medical career. On Its merits,
As positive safe and effectual remedy for this class
Of diseases and one that viii, of all times and under
All circumstances, act kindly, am willing TO stake
my reputation as q physician; and so confident am
4 that Il will not disappoint the most sanguine ex-
pectAtons OF single invalid lady who uses itfor any
and sell Il under POSITIVE GUARANTEE (For
conditions, see pamphlet wrapping bottle.l
The following are among those diseases in which
any EnvoPite Prescription has worked cures, as II by
magic, and with certainty never before attained by
any medicine: LeuCorrhna, Excessive Flowing,
Painful Monthly Periods, SuppressOns when rom
unnatural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back, Pro-
lapsus. or Failing OF the Uterus, Anteversion and
RetrOverslon, Bearng-down Sensations, Internal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Dependency,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, In
nammaton and liberation OF tile Uterus, Impotency,
Barrenness, or Sterillty, and Female Weakness !
90 not eXtol this medicine as - cure-all, but II
admirably fulflls q alnglcness OF purpOoe, being Z
sexual system OF woman. 1t will not disappoint,
VIII Il do harm, In any state or condition.
Those who desire further information these sub
iccts obtain II in THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE
MEDICAL ADVISER, book OF over 900 pages, sent,
postpaid, receipt OF SID II treats infinitely Of
those diseases peculiar to Females and gives much
valuable advice IL regard TO the management OF
Fsvorite Prescription cold By D-uSgistA-
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.. PrOp'r, W Orlds Dispensary
and Invaltds' HOTEL Buffalo, n. \.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-19

There is a report that the two agrl-
cultural associations in the upper end OF
the county will uuite-a good idea.
Parties from the country say that the
ring candidates for treasurer will not be
able to create much enthusiasm over their
nominations.
OF course the democrats will noml-
nate some good man for county treasurer
Very many republicans say if they do the
nominee will get their support.
The ST. Louis Republican wants to
know who instigated Dennis Kearney to
threaten the burning of Grant in efhgy
and what was the price he got for giving
the third-term boom lift?
Hon R. W. Townshend, member o.
congress from the 10th districtfn this state
has been honored with the chairmanshiE
of the committee on fat cattle at the com
ing meeting of the National fair association
IN Washington.
Ex-Governor John Nj. Palmer ha
filled an information asking for a writ o
quo warranto against the Board OF Educa
ton of Quincy to show cause why they re-
fuse admission to colored children to al
but the Lincoln colored school The cas-
will be called in the October term.
Oliver White, of the Moline Dispatch
and Bro. Ed. Russell, of the DaVeupor
Gazette, have been cooling to each othe
from their respective cities via, telephone
and they thought they said something
smart and so published it 10 their respec
tive papers.
"A dispatch from Morrison, receive
at this Office last night too late for publca
ton, states that Ross, whose trial for com
plicity 10 the Rosenfeld murder begun a
that place yesterday, had entered the pie
of guilty of manslaughter. The evidenc
was too strong for any legal trickery t
extricate him from connection with th
affair and he has chosen the easiest wa
out of the scrape, although there are thos
who believe that had be stood trial wit
good legal advisers he would have bee
cleared As it is he now gets his jus
deserts.
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IN CHANCERY.

l8-S. McC Anderson v L. NJ. Haver-
stick. John Meyer John 'Strasahl ct al.
Nathaniel Folsom Vim. Reufru and wife.
John A. Boyer and wife James Kelly ct
al. Edmund Chopper Elizabeth McFar-
land ct al Ellen B, Nourse John Z.
johnson, All suits in foreclosure. Order
in each: Masters report of sale and rule
nisl for confrmatory order by Wednesday
next.
Henry Case Doyle and Peetz-me-
chances lien. Masters report. Decree
satisfied. Stricken.
Sarah A, Abbott Theodore Abbott
divorce. Decree, with custody of child.
Geo. Il. Edwards Augusta Margraf,e
al, -foreclosure. Masters report OF sale
and distribution Order of confirmation
by Wednesday next.
Dorothea Fisher Elizabeth Mcfarland,
ct al,-foreclosure. Bill taken pro confesso
by default. Reference to Russell 3. Curtis
Esq, as Special Master to take proofs
and report.
VIM, H. Moody Mary 2. Moody-par-
titicn. Demurrer to petition. Overruled
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WO M AN

by an immense practice at the Worlds Dlspen"
sary and lnvalids Hotel, having treated many thou;
sand cases of those diseases peculiar TO woman,
have been enabled 10 perfect most potent and posi-
tive remedy for these diseases.
n dpglmntp this natural specific, i have named III
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Glenn, Presiding.
Following is the court record:
CIVIL CAUSES.

fULIONilg Is the court record:
CIVIL CAUSES.
IS-Robert H. Moore Gustaf Sven.
sOn-appeal by defendant. Judgment on
the verdict.
Jacob Keller Rock Isiard Paper Co.
appeal by defendant. Order dismiss
ing this cause for want of prosecution set
aside aud the cause re-lnstated Jury
waived,
kenworthy & BeardsIey Adam Alday
-assumpsit. Demurrer to second plea.
Fred c. Coss Estate of Mary Lingle
appeal by defendant. Dismissed at
plaintiff cost.
Charles Dunlap Robert Robinson
appeal by plaintiff. Dismissed, each party
to pay his own costs aud defendant to re-
tain the property.
Otto Schutts, by Guardian, WIN. r
Powers-appeal by defendant. Defend
ants attorney withdraws his appearance
Appeal dismissed; procendo to J. P.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY.
CHESTER, PA, "Opens Sept. 1OO
simmons Liver

Thorough instruction in Civil Engineering
Chemistry, the Classics, and English. Degrees
conferred.
For Circulers apply to Rev. Henry C. Westwood
ID, D., trustee of the Academy, at Rock Island
illinois, orto Col. THEO. HYATT, President.
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A Valuable Book,

By this mail we send all subscribers to
THE WEEKLY ARGUS, whose subscription
is paid 10 advance. a copy of valuable
book entitled "A Treatise on the horse
and his diseases" Other subscribers
paying in advance will receive copy Of
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US two dollars for one years subscription 10
THE WEEKLY ARGUS will receive copy
of the same book or be entitled to receive
the paper from now until Jan. 1st 1881
Now is the time to subscribe. VIII our
democratic friends in each toxnship interest
themselves ia getting up a good list at
their respective places. We promise to
give them a good paper; to discuss all sub
jects fairly and honestly, and will pay
literally for all work our friends may do
for US to increase the subscrl,ion list Of
THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
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It's not the quantity eaten that gives
strength. life, blood and health. 1t is the
thorough digestion of the food taken. let it
be much or little. Therefore, do not
stimulate up the stomach to crave food,
but rather assist digestion after eating, by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-09-19

More trouble is anticipated with the
Ute Indians. It seems TO be the same old
story-a dispute about the Indians by 6 ov.
ernment agents. The figure presented
before the world by the United States il
its treatment OF the Indians is most degra
ding. The Government has PERSISTENT,
broken faith with and deceived them, anC
processes surprise when they rebel agaiDs
such treatment. IF Mr.. Schurz would
only introduce little civil service reform
among the Indian agents he would be do
| Jog good thing.
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COUNTY CONVENTION !

THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE SEW
] eral townships OF the county OF Rock Island,
and all citizens who are opposed to the Republican
partys ring-rule, and who favor an economical ad-
ministration OF county affairs, are requested to
meet at such times and places in their respective
townships, as their committee may designate, Tor
the purpose Ct appointing delegates to represent
said townships in County Convention, to De nelo
at the Turner Hall, in RocA Island, on
Wednesday, the first day of October
AID. 1879, at 2 O'Clock P. M,
for the purpose Of nominating canaloA'es loi
Treasurer, Coroner, and County Surveyor TO De
voted for at the ensuing November election.
Also to select County Committee and Tor the
transaction Of such other business as may properly
come before 1t.
The representation in said County Convention
will be the same as at the last Convention, and Is
as follows:
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Life for the Hair
A. TIL nwn ass
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NJ M. CoRBETT, Democratic
EZRA SMITH,
JAMES TAYLOR, County
N. K. STODDARD,
JACOB ADAMS, Committee
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VIM, H. Moody Mary 2. Moody-par-
ticn. Demurrer to petition. Overruled.
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Those who become the possessor OF the WHITE
can safely calculate upon having the most Simple,
Durable, Lightest Running and Best Satisfying
Machine in the market
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02

Tho New York papers evidently feel
that business is reviving. The Tribune
notes with commendable pride the fact
that an unusual number of merchants
from the East, West, Northwest, South
west and South have been Overlooking
the hotels for the past few weeks, and
that old merchants are every day greet
ing old customers that have not been
seen IN three, Eve and oven six years.
This indicates . return to the old sys-
tenn of doing business, which has for
several years been displaced BY COM
mercisl travellers. A more settled and
prosperous condition of trade is causing
. return to the system that brought the
retail merchant to the Wholesale house
twice q year, made him personally &C.
Qusinted with Wholesale dealers and e.
tablished that feeling Of mutual conf
dence without which business cannot
fourish.-Leavenworth Press.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-02
Foreclosure Sale.

IN pursuance Of the order and decree of the Circuit
Court Of the un,trd States, IN and for the vississ
peta K.nsss entered nss san. iss. 10 .srta,. All,
in equity wherein Adopbas Meier IL ooapisiasss ssa
,hs k.o-.. r.slne K.il..y .omg.sy end s..s.i >.
this Court, duly authorized by said decr.s. VII "a
MONDAY. THE ?er. DAY Os OCTOBER.
e'eiost Il m frest dcss q ibs Can Hss.s %
the city OF 1otsks. shsUses County. ksasas ssii
,.errs pasi.s sse.s % ~ Sss. .ss 80 = ~ ~
der. the i"liowias dsscsib>i pvop~uy ts-vH an
ase ~. ..,s s.s... .e.s@ q, ..:a
the SID Manuel aiimor~ hal th~ xsi asy III As-
sn't. isi or nos have entitled 10 of 10 all
p.r Of th.m granted u.asT BY vts. of ths sass q
onus-s OF the uas-d >tss~. IL ass~,,os. 10 sia Of
Of .ss f.g.y q tn s..... E.sss s ss
ny from shs h.s~arf kiryr sso1th u ne =.
poe, frOm ,ss Ni...a, K,.s Ups. a. .s,s s.si
saJ Of the ksasss rscise ksfvsy Coppas,, .sss,s-
used Tor TIE ro.a.., a,-ss .s .tSss ss =
dent and oos,rnisnf On The vovkss9 a sslJ SVs.~i
i.sss Tor VIA o..ssSs = 81: s.s go . ss,s -
ths Land Cansniss'cosr az sssd Csmpsny = its "a
,.oI:.' sss s, r,.s = u, .. =. AZ A.s:
rsiss the amount d~ersi eDsppsaasss p.ssr.ss
ssd cost ~ tsss ss-. sss vbses nay ,. sid s.ps.
.:s-2. '"'''' "''''''' ''S'' 10 tbs '-''s' '"'''-
Ths cosd,ess Of ssd al. ~. thss III. en.sas,.s~s
prtsepsi % iat~r~st whereof sscsr-i ~ a. s.v-
gag fose.iss~a sy sssi d~esss ~ b>sss tss ,ss-
.s: q ss~ :sen :s ss.s ~, -. ~ - a.,
TED 70 naAias .s.tisss-ss fcr cd tayssss es n
ss: !: 80" s.. :, I &c g. s s.ss =, e
s.s ..; !, =. =, :. ~ $500 - = 90 s:s.:
z. 49,. e ..sS 49, 80 ~. - CO., 49,. -. :.
$500 ssen 49, - 80 s.rSE e SO
- proop~1s u sasA ssaR sneA onsNAanpv q sDe-
ehas>S, - ke1~y Ags1.sv ~ go asssrses =
~ of sd Dsues~1s u sSs ssrs - sssses.o-
nsas % 80 sesSsDttaG ensnss.iag sasA - SSseAs
0l9A0 Dii-ikSu.
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They are talking of getting up . moi

They are talking of getting up mon.
ster petition in favor Of the divorce Law.
The thing could easily be done, bat 4,
would make vast amount Of trouble.
Fancy . vie discovering her hus-
bands nsms on the petition.
"Hov 10 this :" shs Screams; "I IN
the faithful and devoted companion Of
your days, working my fingers 70 Q
stamp for you. aod Jet yoo 60 and sign
yoaP nsne to petition % list yoa con
get divorce from ne !"
"But, ny dear" says the husband,
"it's oil right aov, bat 10 nay
not always live harmoniously, and l
might 60 and prove anfaithfal to yox,
you zee, Or
"Nonstsei" and the aAh. bowl crashes
iato hundred pieces on bis had.
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A Fearful Encoanter N Q North Carolina
Forrest.


A Fearful Eaooanter N q North Carollns
Forrest.
tRaleigh Observer.
In the early part Of this century the
western portions Of North Carolina
were infested bywild game, amongwhich
was the elk, now entirely extinct in the
south. The last elk Was killed in
Mitchell county, it is::said, about 1924.
Some time about 1915 party Of vet
eran and daring hunters were in the
of BuDeumbe engaged IN .
hunt for these ANIMALS. They spent
several weeks annually in such expe-
ditions, sleeping in the forests, always
in danger from wild beasts. One even
ing, just before nightfall, the party re-
turned, one BY one, to the rendezvous,
all save one very old man, . most en-
thusiactic and tireless sportsman.
Knowing his habits, his absence caused
little remark, bat, as time slipped On
and he csme not, it was determined to
mako . search for him. While pre-
pairing to do this, the well-known re-
port of his rife rang out on the air, and
all then was still. The noise Of the re-
port seemed to come from q canebrake
quarter Of . mile away. Taking
lights, two of the hunters made their
way thither, and found their comrsde
but . few rods from the brake, lying on
the ground 90 badly wounded as to be
helpless and well-nigh exhausted. In
reply to inquiries he said he had
tracked bear and fred at him, wound
ing the ferocious beast, he thought
fatally. On going up to his prize the
bear arose and siezed him. A terrific
struggle ensued between the two. Los
ing his knife in this contest, the hardy
hunter said he had no other means Of
sell. defense than to sieze bruins nose
in his teeth. He said he had done this,
and with such effect as to bite off the
entire end of his nose. Tho earth near
by was bloody and trampled, but his
comrades ridiculed the idea of having
actually bitten off the bears nose. He
continued to assert it, and said that
the bears discounted, had fed and
taken refuge in the brake, here he
would wager he then lay dead.
Tho wounded man was taken into
camp and his injuries attended to. At
daylight next morning several of the
hunters went into the brake, and there
found the bear shot through the body,
and with the tip of his nose bitten of.
The old hunter lived many years, but
always spoke with peculiar pride of his
having thus overcome the bear, and ex-
h;h;ta6 a arora of won nds ada hv the
animals claws as proof of the story.
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Drug Store for Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that, pursuant to an order
IN made by the Hon. John II. Prescott, Judge Of the
Fourteenth Judicial District OF the State Of Kansas
will, At O. elock p. N. upon the
SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. ID. 1879.
sell at public auction the stock of goods belonging to
the late firm of C.. F. Freeman q Co., OF BrOOkviile
Kansas, consisting OF general assOrtm mt and col
lection of drugs. together with the store fixtures
stationery books, etc, owned by the said firm OF
Freeman Co. The sale will take place IN the city Of
Brookville Ksnsss at the building formerly occupied
by the said firm q drug store. Terms Of sale. one
half cash, and one-half in sixty days from date Of
sale with approved security. For further particulars
address j. NJ. CHAMPlON, Receiver
Ss-3w Salina Kansas.
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SUCCESSFULLY fHxA1O VIM
8ANF0RD'S radical cure.

u fs@Psl.@enss % eoSs.,sas,oes ~ Is ssss.ig
& sod ssm nd CO. q
81
g: :sS S @ q sieoa
eSssss S Susnsises Of n:ssei Tse aseSsssS rom sss
s. "a
scid 70 eease redness and exeotiseea g e -
Sa0r or es:e e .s
Ss ;sss. 81
..ssl g: sss1 II s. ss:f - .s
s:sss &c & sss 81
euS OF impo0sble, and the SUFFERER 6nds b necessary
ps %
fhe matter psin6 down the throat ereaseS ecnstsas
d.sirs % hawk and s!peetorsss g shrov e %: b.s
sus becomes hard and forms Into Saba
psssses and iSros, As to require very pefens eolo
p dlslodse them. The eye In sympethy oeeomS e.
res 5. found q. Sasa Z: y M
ss.oe.ly aase.sd sa,n,sis os%ss,er =
sndinS fssSuenify 4 n inssmmsscn. sseersficn, md
finally deafness The throat tubes. and lunss
Gs,ion q he nervous sysssm . supsrsddsd, such q
Cections become alarming "A,
mo are srcsed With TITO make speedy
~ treatment before beeoTes enroniS; Ine sdvs66.
ey Z, On io1R &c no o.r ~ .Ssa
acss max = .ssisn.iaS :ssdy: e.ieais.sa . ne.
s s% ri Il ssias Sea ~ sscs. Who ~: g.
nth which mankind u TO-DAY 0adlcGe0-
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An Honest Medicine Free Of Charxe.

OF ali medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat, Chest or
Langs, we know of mono we can recon-
mend 40 highly IS DR.. KISG's New Dis
covsRY for Consumption, Coughs, Colds.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Hoarse-
ness, Tickling in the Throat, loss Of
voice, etc. This medicine does positive
ly cure, and that where everything else
has failed. No medicine can show ono
half so many positive and permanent
cures as have already been effected BY
this truly wonderful remedy. For Asth'
ma and Bronchitis il is . perfect specific,
curing the very worst cases in the short
est time possible. We say by oil means
give il Q trial. Trial bottles free. Reg.
ular size 100. For sale by Howard NJ.
Sale, Salins, Kansas.
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Notice.

OFFICE CoUNrY SURF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS. I
SALIVA, January Is, 1879.
THERE will be q bimonthly examination for teach
ers' certificates. the first the last Saturday IN
February and thereafter the same day IN each a.
terpate month. Exercises begin at $3.50 .. m, and
close at AIS p m, and will be conducted IN writing
can't before sdmittance to examination. All are
urged to be prompt, no allowance can be made ior
loss OF time.
The next examine alton will be held the last Satur-
"'' ~ BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
The Superintendent will be in his Office every Sat-
urdsy except on examination days. in which case he
will be found in his office the following Monday.
lie would remind school officers to be prompt in send
ing reports required by law ,,,,
l.tf Sup't Pub. Instruction.
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Notice.
AIsHAwAKA WAGON COMPANY |
u.

NIsHAwAKA WAGON COMPANY
VI.
Ono HIM., snd O. W. JOKES
and EMANUEL WALTON.
In the ynsfice's Court before r. H. Bishop, Justice
Of eAe Psaos Of the CITY Of 6alina 7o'oRship. IN the
Couatv of Saline, State of Kdnsas.
VyHE ABOVE NAMED OTTO HINTZ. WILL
III Take notice that he has been sued by the above
named Plaintiff for the Of Thirty Dollars. $50 oO
and interest at 10 per cent from July 9Th, 1879;
that summons and order of attachment have been Is
sued for saia amount on the list day Of September
1872 and returned and that his property has been At
tscbed and that trial of said will be had before
r. H. Bishop Of the Justices of the Peace OF the
City OF Salina Township. in Saline County, State Of
County on the 10Th day of October 1879. at o'clock
A. M MlSHAWAKA WAGON COMPANY.
S3-N By John Foster, its Attorney.
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BuckIon's ArnIca Salve.

The best salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet.
ter, Chspped Hands, Chiiblains, Corns,
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This
Sslve is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction in every case or money refund
cd. Price Is cents per box. For sale
by Howard NJ. Sale, Salins.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At SALIVA, MANS. d.

LAND OFFICE At SALIVA, kANs..
September sth, lss?
NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
N settler has filed notice Of her intention to MAXI
hna proof in support of his claim anu secute n "a
date OF this notice, VIZ:
Jane White, H. +. No. 16, 40 for the NV ! sec.
% Twp rs Range west and names the following as
Lsy witnesses viz; W. A. Parker. $. $. Godt rey,
asa + L. BOND,
Register
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFfIcH AT SALISA. KANSAS,
4 ~

LAND OFFICE SALINA. KANSAS,
September 18Th, ls.o.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has fled notice OF his intention 10 MAKE
dnai proof in support his claim, and secure final
entry thereof at the expiration OF thirty days IRON
the date of this notice, viz , n,
e. Iss0 for The n a sw Sec. -. Twp. IL, Range l
west and names the following his witnesses. VIZ;
saline County L. l.. BOND,
I'm, N''' Register.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFrICE AT SALIVA, KAEs.,
sa,,favnlar Infh 1s.Q

LAND OFFICE At SALIVA, KAEs.,
September 10th, 1873
AYOTICE is hereby given that the following named
IL settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
nal proof In support Of his claim. and secure hnai
entry thereof Mt expiration OF thirty days IT ON
the date Of publication OF this notice, VIZ:
Jan Roos, H. L. No. l6, 3s6 for the Sc Sec "a
Twp. IA. Range west, and names the loIow.hg as
hrs witnesses, viz: Frank ROos, and James Nelson,
~ Saline County T. l.. BOND,
asst Register.
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III. Nj. BRIGGS,

Iron Avenue (near the bridget Salina. Kansas. Ex
elusive wholesale dealer in Notions, StatiOnery Fur
nishlng Goods, Cigars, Fancy Goods, etc. Retail
merchants are respectively requested to call and eX-
anime my stock and prices. Many inducements in
lob lots OF goods Retail y-lers supplied at bottom
prices for cash share your patronage Is solic-
tied.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SALIVA KANs..
Senfember 18th IS1y

LAND OFFICE AT SALrSA KAYs..
September, 18TH, 1879.
AY0TICE ia hereby gwen that the following named
V settler has filed notice of his intention 70 make
final proof in support OF his claim, and secure nnai
entry thereof the expiration OF thirty days from
date Of this notice, viz: .u,-
WIN. II sutton, Homestead applicati",. No. 1881:
names the following rs his witnesses, viz: II. j.
Ranks, and s. Gordon. Of Saline County. Kansas
n3t-5w 7. L. BOND, Register.