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into the room she found that her mas
Ter had bed-fellow. After CROPPING
around among the bed clothes She
found something she considered game.
| BY rubbing her nose over the speakers
face she caused him to awake. and as
soon As she could attract his attention
pointed to another part of the bel y
Mr.. Lockwood knew somethin. wa.
wrong, and Immediately spran" ont
and began to look through the bel
He did not proceed far until he found
young rattlesnake, about a wear old
costly cOiled under the cover. The dog
stood watch while the intruder was
captured, after which she showed by
every means possible that she was
giad, and her master appreciates that
she has as much senses rs any bOdy.
From the Vallejo Chronicle
Jacob Steffen, butcher, at the cor
ner of Georgia and Marin streets. ha.
= dog of the Scotch shepherd breed. for
which he was offered fifty head of
sheep the other day and refused the
offer. The canine was about twelve
years Of age, and can drive a band of
sheep equal to any two men. The
other night word was brought to the
butcher shop that number of sheen
belonging to Mr.. Steffen had broken
out Of their corral near the slaughter
house on the Napa road and strayed
into the tult-s. The men in the ,ien
did not like the idea of having 10 get
out early i'm the morning 10 hunt the
strayaways. Mig, the dog, was LAYING
on the floor with Gne eye on the men
and ears pricked up. After the men
had finished talking, the animal rose
upon his feet, stretched himself and
walked down to the shop. Early the
next morning two of the boys went
out to the corral to look for the sheep.
but were surprised to find that Mig
was before them and had all the sheen
In the Enclosure. and was laying at the
hole where they had gone out. The
dog was wet and covered with mud.
rs were the sheep, aud evidently had
been Oh: all night. Whenever Mr..
Steffen starts for Suisum after sheen or
cattle, Mig Is sent upon the ears, whiie
his owner rides horseback. The dog
Is let off at Fairfield, and always trots
to a certain point on the road, leading
from this city, and waits for hi, mas
ter to come along. If the master at
any time has passed, the dog takes up !
the scent from the horses feet and
hunts around until the owner is found.
In returning from Suisun Mr.. Steffen
drives the cattle aud the dog the sheen. |
He is acquainted with every turn and |
lane along the road, and always be- |
fore arriving near one of the turns he |
runs ahead of the band to keep them |
from straying In the wrong direction. |
AS the feet of the dog are quite tender |
he has pair of boots that are put on |
him before he starts on a return trip. |
The dog is said to be perfectly useless
for anything but driving sheep. and
will make friends with almost any |
one. He is well known Throughout
the country as being the finest shep-
herd dog in this section.
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A SAD GUT BEAUTIFUL LETTER.
Prof. G. P. Shields Requesting Rev. G. r.
Browder to Prepare On Obituary
for his Wife.

Editors Herald Rtey,prise
My old friend and schOoinlate, Prof.
G. p. Shields, writes to me from Sail
ma, Kansas, under date Of December
8, 1873, requesting me to prepare for
your columns an obituary notice of his
deceased wife. l have known Mrs.
Shields from her childhood, and have
noted with pleasure her happy, cheers
full spirit, and her genial nature, as
she strOve TO scatter the sunshine all
around her. ! have been n frequent
guest at her house to share her elegant
hospitality, and witness her deep pie
ty, and also to be edited by her refined
and intellectual conversation, and
would now be glad TO do anything to
sOOthe the sorrow Of NV stricken
friend, or pay a tribute to tile memory
of his most excellent wife: but really,
the touching letter he has writtOn me,
that mingles my tears with his own
and makes my heart ache with anguish
and then rejoice with her triumph. is
SO true delineatiOn of her character
50 beautiful n picture of the last sad
scene, and SO superior tOanything that
/ could write. that | take this liberty
of transcribing a large portion of the
letter, with the earnest request that
you publish il, and with the full per-
suasiOn that the multitude of friends
who have always read Mr.. Shields let
tiers to your paper, will read this with
fearful interest, and that sad wall
that trembles on his own heart, will
waken deeper toned emotions ia their
souls than any of the letters he has
written while the day was bright
around him. May God be gracious to
less children.
GEO. II. BROwDER.
Olmstead, KY, Dec. i6, 1879.
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ABOUT DOGS.
he Fore-, sni stream.


Some years ago a farmer in Wash
ington recognized a fine setter. tina,
had been given to him when a pup, in
the street. He seizei his Lost dog, and
was assaulted by the person who had
got possession of him.
This il my dog. gentlemen, and you
don't take him frsm me unle-, YOU
take my life ai the same time
Finally the parties were taken be-
fore a magistrate
Judge, thi, l. my dog. aud I can
prove il To YOU so he stopped. pinci,-
ell up the skin Of the chest below the
fore leg. make a straight incisioR with
a knife. and took out a biri shot
which he showed 10 the Judge. and
which had certain knife marks or
crp>~s- ON IL
Judge, this pup was given Ia me
three years ago by Gus. T. and Mr..
=, the grocer on l. street, at the
corner, can tell you that n >pon as
go; the dog took him 10 his store,
marked a sfot. and put IL under HE
skin. Grst making the-e cruises with
my knife ON the lead"
After this the oaths of the other
party, that he had raised the dog from
pup, were of no avail The farmer
t..'k his dog. This will suggest To the
readers n safe method of marking their
valuable dogs
Frssa tbs L==ven.srth TfB~s-
When Mr. w. T. Lock wood . young
man who lives in that part of the sub
urls Of the city known as Maple Grove,
went TO bed night before last, he, ~
usual, len everything OPEN and slept
soundly until morning. AZ IL the rs
uai custom. the family sent his favos-
tie dog. Flora, q fine pointer. 10 the
room 90 wake him. When she got
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Siop rkst CDyoh.

IL you are suffering with a Cough.
Gold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever.
Consumption. los OF voice. tickling in
:he throat, or any affection 81 the
Throat or Lungs. u-e DR. KISs's NEw
Discovery for Consumption. This !.
the great remedy that 10 eAusing 40
much excitement by its wonderful
c7ire~. curing thousands Of boysie--
csss-- Over one million bottles Of DE-.
kIS6's NEw DISCOVERY have bern
u-szi within the lat year. and have
given perfect satisfaction In every in-
>tanee- We can unhe-itatingiy say
that this Is really the only ssr, essrs
for THREAT and lung affections, and can
cheerf0iiy recommend IL % all. Call
and get trial bottle free Of cost CT \
regular sine for Sl.@. For sale By
Howard u. Sale, Salina- }
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coast. 1 consented to bury her here
The pastor is sick and the presiding
elder OBLIGATED. A committee of nObls
people was appOinted-twelve gener
Gus men, perhaps from rs many differ
ent States, came as pall-bearers and
the church choir came to her room T.
pay their tribute. / gave her up tC
| these loving strangers. who sympa-
tlIized with her SO much. She seemed
| simply asleep-sO young, sd sweet, 50
| happy did she lie in her casket, rs she
was borne away to the church. The
funeral services over. the pall-bearers
| walker beside the hearse and long
train followed her 10 the cemetery,
where we buried her on the afternoon
of Monday, December lst., 1879. Had
she died near you brother BrOwder, l
have no doubt she would have desired
you to preach her funeral sermon. 1t
was preached by presiding elder Dear
born. of this city, at the NJ. f. Church
The cemetery in which my wife sleeps
in her metallic casket, commands a
view Of one Of the loveliest scenes the
human eye ever saw. An unbroken
sea of wiieat-land and prairie, stretch
es away in the distance, a beautiful
rlNeu ioiss nea! oy anu 'ne s.eat nan
sas IaCihc i.aliroau tracks the priIrie
near where 'he uea'd are Iesthg: Oh:
that We may be Gods children and
meet her and you and ours and yours
in our Fathers house i'm Heaven.
wish you Brother Browder, to write
her obituary. She was born in Fay
cite county, KY, March %, 1888, came
Mnn htI I' n,n 70 Logan cpuhty III
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Adm In fsfr0f0v's Notice.

~ a.sss.s p~s-.-- = - - szs-
~ al vAasz q so s=zsss<rs 49, s-zss ssS-sasrs
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u 49, "a f<ss - ESQ $50. 49, sss,t ssif
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a. rs-2<.s< BAG - $500 sz-ssss kssr>~a -
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tss~f sSss "a es> - fA~<~>-<r. a .. ~
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Assignee's Notice

a IL shasa u t-sr sssfsfn afs LsrsL- s.sfi=t
~ that . the ssisr.ianrd h.ss ts-a tais
etnseu z-srhss 81 siihsstrt tie tfrssi- SD
~ the s->isnBruf Hsais - Jobs t.sfa sst "a o.
liam ''.s- - insiir AIgsl. ard 3afs ts~t. s.t
Niiiisas q sS.i- i.zftnsf. sf-isT fi.a u.H.s 81
JShH '.sis 80 ts tn t-ssat - tssf ts.iis sisssi
snd tfis crsiiisf. ss,i thst 4 -iff 90 So
lofh dGs VI March. I--.,.
and jsrins tie too s.s-sssfltr dssa tsss~sftsf
bsi-ssn The sa4sf. Of f.ihs sstzt - .a8 a.
Seifrs - .shi isbs 81 So bsfislsss fsfs.sfif
sscSyss-i b. -sld lsbs sssis tss 80 tkss ssss
10 The city 81 -.lins ~siiss FssssIF ssBss. b..
essd pobiciv 10 - ja.i ss-l Shes Bslszsis sss
~. estate .nd sessfs u - Jas s,ais ssliiisa4
sris. AMI j0hu issis 60. -hsE sssf -hsfs ~
t~v-so. bssias sest sistssssIs ssss - hrsr1 Ass1
all IsfsoDs ~ .hsii 80 sftsts5 ths fiss= su1
Iiscs bsrs-is sssis a.fsd snd isf s-~fsfs "a
nstsr- sEd ssss.sibi Of ibsH asass5s .a.i - Ffs-
fiS3s3 fr,ss ssF L~asaf ~ ssd estate
1HAELt- . FAtLEsfE A.-isss-
s.iins A. Ga sstk Is7s sas.
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Notice for Publication.
IssBOsTb-E AZ -aLfsa kANs..
lsTs MIR m 80

Nori'K l. hs,s,, gi,ra thai iils f.fI-- iuv-
~ nst,cd ss;tlrf tsa sis ulrr Of his iat-t.t .ti
!" nss. hlisi Pr's'i in supIsssi II b.. saiss snI
.s'itre nDs euifs ibsrruf Il ihs Irsiisa thtftf
DAYS ffs.u th. date 81 this nsiisa Ma
fitaai.i lAksiy iisnr-ie-si gs.lira -. 80 1910
i"i The North hsit s1gf -",tl'iti - trs f4sir "a
bsuvr West sS.i usHi-- 10, f,..issirf - he
b~ssrs. s.s " hfsssntsad 'hariss ssfrsa ks-I
h"i.sr ! Arsi-saYn ~ Of ~ailB- sssiuiv sa-sa
80 b Z NM I.srt.Irr
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Notice for Publication.
LAID OFFtcF AT sALiSA. kAs.
sNg.s 9Th fz-f

NOTICE Is hereby given that the f,ioy my
~ named sfttirF has itrd uoiiss .f his iHi~n-
iiCe 10 Hi3ke hnal prof ia support Of bi> ri4itn
aud secure nia entIs thereof ai she expiration 81
ihify iays from the date VI hi. no'isc. Vi.
W. 'srte., Homestead Npfdr alton No IGs.t
Iof III" VEST hsii Nonhss-; quarter. ---rtlan -
Township ~ RsBg- Z West AI.J aAtas. the f,lis--
ing a. hts ~hur.-cS. via W n Suitop 10 W
Pos-rs and 4 u Head all 81 ~sliue County Kan
ss- - T I. BOND pssfstsf
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ShcriG's Sale.
SAMUEL SMITH & col
Caas No IssJ

'"N'- U Y hErNNN N''l
IlN Nirtua ID eSstutiln issued s4t % the Jts-
- tf.ct es.ut Of thu fourteenth jiiigisl district
within anil for the county 81 saline sBi state Of
hnn-as. in The aisJTe entitled ease .ad o. me a.
res-:fd 4nI delivered VII ob Ssiuf,isy the SIS,
Jay Of JanuIry. 4 u. IssI NJ sts.<t q IA Of
saii itv. ~ the .4st dyf 81 thr kSus- In the
city OF >slius 1siius ela.aty kanzs- Offer sale
~ iui'iir snft !4 thr higLr-i Lliier fDf essh in
hand the fiis~ ing dr,-f Md rial estai. - cit
The - OF ~ nubttscT Z. in Iiask uBmbef ~ IL
the city "f Brsssy,iir ssiibr county. kEn.s. .e-
epfJiug u t.s Iist uf aid city. stfh tst.s.ssBi.
hersditam~nt. and spi,aftsnabces thsrsauta b---
i"nsn 10 the sas real estate l. taken tks prop
"rty 81 the .zI ,hzflss y Frees4sn & 90 aud
has hen appraised At Pour iIsisir-J Dollar
fis~b abdcT my hand ,hi- 2I-i ias of Ds, "a
l-1y t--I 10 ID BAkER -hsHr
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Notice for Publication.
Issp Ur'IsF 81 SAWS. R.sAss
De- rst 10

NotlsE = hrrshy Ftv@n fhsf AZ fsiiasiaa
~ named srt'irf ~ Sled tsaie.s 81 ~. it.is at
10 make hnzi pr,,f IN sapi..st ~ NJ si4is ~ zs
carr bnsi "sifs thereof 81 tt pifafis - fhirit
DAYS frp1n the sisis of this nsficr sH AaHs -.
iss s.sbrslzyn HolrsifAsi snffy - Isst1 fss fi.s
~ ~ ihs So 81 - .. Tsrs D.. -e-t a.t
naf1s. tbs ssil0~ iHs - bic stDsz-sa. 80
NJ ,sFi-gn sai OFF Js..n-sfi f-sk 81 4tfins esst~
~. k4nss- 8 4 BfsNfs Farfssaf
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An exchange has di.roy.re,lthat ia
hob was the firs; Indian agent. for the
Billie represents him \, >ayiry. 40. I
cave served thee many year,"
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Political principles change, king
dom- are oyerthrowB aud religions
alter, but four ace- hold an undi-turi-
Ell pre- eminence in their old peculiar
line.
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,Fivip
ssrriR rhshHs
Rae
Coars Of
Ia
bad
an eSf q
liiaszn u
n' N~ ak thsyc.r
sshd Ito n~-tTeei 5srn.
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8AlSAM AND PINE.

Ihe healing properties OF our own frsrsn. hal..r,
pac 40 tas gums ofthe East Well EnS 10
nSenu uesSIixon: Their grateful. healing, sooth.
e. and STRENGTHENING properties arc Esoys 10 non
,aa1s. Mhrn combined In accordance With I.te An
npolut oiscoSefics In pharmacy. their healing and
Slen9theL,hg properties are increased trnIoId' In
ms respeet our Plaster u the bes: IN us. v,s.lt u
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Receiver. sale.

~ tn fft1ffTt 'ftsff ~ WITH = y
!SsIfs If Has~ss.
oOTTBSEDT srHIFFtg- 'asssf-
TsksEEs rLrrATDR $500 IsTins i-srs,
MOTTO = ksssAf r5sss thss { 80 sSsr - 90
~ ~ Dssssr ssfsss - ~ sasf 49, - a. s.rs
H.-ss< - Aslts.s asafff ssss=s. -. a. rl-s
dsY ~ gsss<sy- q ts-s - - sfsass -
tA.a ear al So ssass-sf - a. Ssss.srs N<rs&s-
As<sl.fsas D. 80 essrs-ssf rissfr stt-sfr 4 o.,
.fn~sy-t-ss Esss SISSY f~sFfh sfss=f. ed
- ss..sr eis<@ 49, - tfsS $3.50 = 80 "a
q >sE.ss. f@-sstf 49, @tsts zt.rs-ss go - a.
isp~sss sssss tAss~-a. 80 sSs-ssts fsrss-a
tssf ru.9sxs - ~ kss - a. iszrH<ns - a.
sasSss snfzsss ss~~ - i~ssssss - - ~. 81
i-E-i - y ~ usss Ia sSs~sFfsrsssss zsf sasss
So s-a-sf - s-z--xa<s Hra ass isa - ~ lss
sd sss~.s.~1 - Sos - ~ lssssss - ss.s - ssa
ssS.e.t<sss-css ,~sEs - =, y.sFssxss ~
Ssf - - assss $3.50 90 ssss sssssssas-G
Fsfsfssf - thsf s.srS~-~
eiess ssssr ~ kss-t 49, 81 sss sffss-~rsA-~s.
A II fst. . kaafE
go E<a-rsrs
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IMPORTANT letter
From Distinguished Phsicisn.

disease has eaf,ricd more su1r-.,, n,
,z,.-rh -. .ts.xing ur OF the Consultation thas
&c q, Hg:n s.ee The mind. more Id sous
n'ss throughout the system attacks every wi Al
peas up the most rob-ss Ct cCss;.;usto,s
fo,rny esxsi!cd BY qrscks ard chsrfci "a
- fror Is have iit.ys hops q b r.l,rrrd
y ~ .s tice OF The grave. II tine ,A.n So, tse
ills trr.sls disease By rcs
80, nc ,s-ss OF ~ raei T. 20 hancs at orcr con-
,,.. ~ u.stserthv The D ~ SrI hitherto rrtr1ed
=. se9'Sd y Dr saascrt in tac prrpsraiaoa q
e, ~ hsey 10 sacceed Shea All tic I'M rrnestcs
"a etc.cse y s,iSes sf the root OF The dsesac VIZ
&c t7<ti s,ood Wills kcAls the pIcera,ri sner
" slrcct application TO the nasal oas.zsrs re
VI i c-sG Oh certain hxet rules a.c unleS, VA
49, Us are TOO Tar exhausted, must, IN tan sr.r
-.aleriiy =: c-ses, Stsec: c cure AN>s
Socsce-- BLOCK, So. Fx.xrsSns. a. III u.
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Ia TIE Dsafter of hsr Es,a,s IF H,rgnrsf
R,orsfas, dee,dvd
AOTfsE is ksr-b- rive fiss isft-fs = Afsais-
~ sssrsissa ksss s~ss sssstsg - a. SOD rstrss-
81 80 fhs s.;sts - Hssrssst Ei.fisa ists - .sa5
ssssfy s-sss~s ~ "a ffs-rarstss So Pf,i.--fs
Caur1 - tfs ssssfF nsS Nts.s af.frsssE ist-f ft~
Ira day - D~ss~A<f 10 10 ~ al s-s-
-sns tssins s4siass zssisst szsi e-sss 49, ksssaf
pssif~t tsss toy n4-ss I-sussf ~ -sr--s@ fesss
d~fsxusi fys ai-s~safs. siffts $50 f-s- sfss ~
dsfs = 49, irstSfs fhsY uss4 - fffrfagsa ffas
ssy tsnrfs u sssk ssssss sasf fsf II s-rs ss<ssss
- shfsassa .ifsfs tks-. y~sss 49, - Aszs
- .zsd i<ffsss tssr sAsH - f.s-sss tssfsz
E-s. THD- EiSpbAs AsasfEissyss~
fsss~sab~r fpk is7t
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sAAFoaD's RADICAL cure

Al neiy claim 20 To one of,h, few pcp5,ar rr-,e
S.stceeisinx the approval VI raeSiica crp,,epaSn
y. t..sair H.. oni: frrc.y rrcogr,rld /, be; 80
~. iAini.ts N preference aay u Inc rreosra
..ss cs-9i!y p-tsrfiord Sy phys.cls-s
ioa as srAIe. sald distinguish city physician
IN Ssi.s .fio.s 10 tie Mass. Mcc:ea Soceiy a.
tlaS cA.hc Pcoi,cy recommend or p-tscrfSe n,
- H.. 80 1n; rSesivei much relief froG
ee1.cs have privately aiyi,ed lis nee Ana n-1,rs
i. D.-Icass FIR. 49, s@~~SSA VI
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Notice.
OFEIcs 80 Srr'I PrHtIc ixsfsrcIIgS
-aIGNE'uf VII kAsssE

OFyIrE 80 srr'T PtHtI, ixsrtrcIIox
-aIfSE Cot NIf. kAx.ss
-sigEa. January - 100
NNHIkE .ill - hitBsuihiy .tsnitnstien fyr
irschsu csriihc4f~s The sfst sud the last -s-sf-
lay IN February. and thereafter the sane dsy
In .ssb alternate month. Eserti>ss bsEiu 81 y
2 and -ili - ceniusisi ~ -riiinz 80 .;
1ns dollar. fs.uirs-. by ias. % ssfh sp,iie.st H.
fore Aifniitanes q - aniuAiish AZ sfs utg~J 70
- Jsryn-IS .. No Els-sBos - ussi. fsr L.- ~
tiufs.
BOARD OF INAAISTEs
The -aiprriat- sissi via 10 IN ~ sssrs wen
saturday rrcrif su sKsminzfion dsy. IN vhlrh
49, b. vi - found 10 hi. 0r.rr the flkssiB.
Monday. lie sosh rsmisJ -hasI artosss 10 ~
Prosnpt IN ssniing Fry>st. a. r-gsif"f ~ Isy
WILLIAM Ef-HDP.
lar -ap1 fsh lns;rr.sii1s
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STATE OF KANSAS -.
t0rsTf oEssLI<Ii
10 10 FfsAz', n'-rf IN sss t-r ait os.s,y
the Hsttsr % thu estate 81 John J.,l.r
= dscc4--Si. Noiire l. h~r.hy gwen thsf I-tf. q.
OF Administration have b~n Eran'~j 10 the urslsr-
signed on the estate Il John fN.lan late sf aid
eosn;y. deoss.sd. by the Honsrshir N. Probate
tocrf @! The enenfs sn.i stale sfre-ztl dai-d The
s'tk day 81 sosemt-r 4 u US. Nss al ny
SITS having ssssss against sd estate ar. h.Trt,y
no;isel thai thy prem; tb- -s,s o. the n
d-f>ixnsd for aliossnCe sifhin year frUnl thu
date Of aid letters. they MAY - tr~cigdsd frssa
any trneht 81 sash .sfsis AMI that " .arh esisa.
- nni exhibited viikIu tbrre year. AFTER III. dsss
OF -zti l-ftsr. thy shall - forever laird
'HA-. J DEIGHAS. Administrator
DecSnli-.r Igh. is.y "a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
administrator Notice.

nihsIrisg p.f.,ioa 10 81 resi essf>.
ruNo all whom IL may concern. hut more especially
u to the heir>-a,-law of christopher &. shaw
late OF saiae rptiniy, accra>si Noa are hereby
no,itesi that l. Charles = Eyerhart administrator
OF the esiaf. 81 said deceased did. the -th day
of pscsinb-r, 4. ID. 1873 hlc petition in the pro-
hate court Saline county. Kansas. praying that l
rlay +. authorized and empowered 10 sell the fol-
lswin. ,i.->s.rit~i iand- much th-reof MAJ
h. nece Sary for tn. llfi-.se .f paying thu debts
and co Is 90. z,ialin rasss OF said estate. la Mt
The sr:. of Sec. iaiftecn tlS. Town hft-en (f5a
Rang. ta., 90 west n Saline county Kansas.
Said us.iiian will b. h.sri at Tia. once OF the
rfe,air Jui q 81 sid Saline county, kansss. On
tI. Ssh .lsy OF January, A. u. is~. at ~ o'civ,k
4 !. OF >sii dAy at which time and place each OF
YOU and all .,thrrS interested arr notified 10 se
present and stog csuse. II any yoa have. Why an
order OF a. prayed for. should nai be granted
Dated this y.ts day Of December. lsI9.
1s-u tHAS = ENERiIART. Administrator
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-08
FACETI0US ITEMS.
BY JOSHUA SHORT.

The ties havn't got the blues and
by the bye, the blues havn't got the
Utes.
Did II ever strike you that man by
letting his beard grow gets out OF many
scrape.
| 1t has been ascertained tina. people
20 to the sea side for the reclaim IL; ION
of their appetites.
When Crowned with Success" a
man may consider himself a King
among men.
Honey grows honest with are that
Is, ii becomes candid.
Young ladies keep their lands soft
and white with q view to making them
presentable.
When watch woar 90, a man must
he very foolish to honor it 10y carrying
ii.
knowledge is power, what a vast
amount of learning there must be- con-
tanned in boarding house butter.
Let it now be known tina. people
speaking of the ball of the season " i'll
not lie understood Is having referred
to the snow ball, unless 80 specifically
stated.
Glad ti.lin . We bring We, Old Maids
Rejoice We with exceeding srent joy
and be happy, for-;his is leap year.
If the Ia lies were to contes. for the
champion belt for sleep walking, we
would bank all our wealth on a board
er at the Pacific House, vino rooms in
No But that would be telling.
We have every reason Ia believe
that the man tia: ''ioved 10 steal away
awhile" was regular organized thief.
The nuptials Of negro couples i re-
ferret to b; aiI exchange. u, the con
summation of Il highly colore,l, romance.
Why will man scout the idea %:
paying a reasonable price for articles
Of general household utility and bay
at auction, paying a doahlc price, for
an endless variety of dirty broken mis-
matched dishes, fracture: chairs and
tables and d,s!oca!cti looking glasses.
Echo answers why
We have noticed screrll wonderful
feats by ladies in p-ie-trinism chroni-
cled recently. In fact the la,li,s-a
great many of eIu-havc exhibited an
imnenscam Of hu:iiIn eu luraap.
w 4 even hIlsN pt one N.t's SUtff't''itrt
i'm going from s-alina to Topeka ia one
inV.
where in h have T seen you be-
fore =" cnIuireI a profanc Salinaite of
Il strange party whom he imagined he
had previously met II don't know"
was the sca.hina rorly. What par
ticular portion of the fiery region 10
you hail from -
In the gathering twilight they met
Ii might have been by chance. but /;
wasn't. He cla.ped her in his arms
and printei-with bourgeois type from
the upper casa kiss upon her cher
ry-red lips. Just then the old man
appeared on the scene-which also
might have been by chance. bat il
wasn't-and "a certain ancient aiagc,
relative Ia fears being stronger than
love, was at once verified by the young
mans taking his departure a. if an en-
gagemeni OF much more important
nature called him instantly hence.