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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
Hungrx PIaee-Hunters.

New York, 13.-IEeraId's Cleveland
special: Great curiosity has been felt to
know il the meeting between Garfield
and Foster had any significance as re
CARDS the United States ssnstorship or
the cabinet. Foster emphaticslly said
be was q candidate for senator all the
way through and meant TO strive hard to
obtain the position.
"HAve you had any conversation to-day
or at any time with Garfield concerning
his cabinet?" mo, except in q general
way. Garfield does not know what his
cabinet will be-"
A Herald special says Garfeld's
troubles At Mentor may be said to have
just mmenced. Now he has been
elected the horde Of office-seekers begin
10 pounce down on him in every train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
INTOLERANCE.
BY GAsKELL.

y bow va,t the power that human priesl
|. How great its hopes, ambitions and i,
aims;
Fen truth, though proven by ssvsres
test,
II contrary, turns its hands to lest.
IOr-opposition rs.rs its hydra head
And persecution roks who seeks of bread
Or, IKE Gzlileo, OF time long aimee,
10 power We bew the knee, or pour in
ceuse.
How e'er The soul abhsrs such vie deceit
there is no 'scape for TIE unwary feet,
| Of ne who dare, in face of sects and
| creeds
Follow fair science and supply her
man goes counter 10 priestly say,
Or dares TO question bis inspired sway:
The hres Of he'll are 'voked to blind the
eye
That tees an error, or dares ask him why.
ouch things oppose all other facts he
learns,
Times growth Of wisdom, rude expert.
2 ence earns.
How labor, ceaseless in its search for
truth,
AdOrn: mems ripper years, spurrsd on bis
FIJI his mind with love for al thinSs
true,
Increased mis- Hi.dom, enlarged the view
dc took of life and fired with warmest
Inc LHIorotJ ISus--------
veal
bow on is sought intelligence, that mind ]
La onward progress msy Aew powers
To meet the ills and face the ,tsrms Of
- life, 70
Beat down the opposition ofhnstic strife, |
And self-poised learn to think and walk |
on aE,ne,
Unbiased judge of acts, no sins con-
No virtues lt..a, praise beyond their true
For selfish ends no factions strength |
exert,
No friendship swerVe from Godlike rule
of right;
But simply mAnful, guided by the light
or inner self, vita conscience void /
offeuse,
Grant rights to others, in their own
They Cpe the way for wisdOm's rays to
shine,
For they perchance, may have the light
divine,
That mortal !, seek to guide in "vale of
Or 'scape the doom that weakling man
kind fears.
How Oft dread persecution rsars its head,
And innocence in truthful SORROWS bled:
A Huss been duped, by promised safety
made,
Hath met the fires of death, firm, undi,
mayed;
A Barneveldt kind federation shown,
For others iafsty, yet have lost his
own;
Dr., Calvin like. self claim earth's bright
o. heavenly freedom, yet havs torn
away, Il
all hopes of safety, If mems views OPP
pose,
The way Of life he may alone propose;
SerVetus bound, though honest, true and
z cd,
His zeal was quenched but in brothers
blood, Il
And saints are called TO witness and
applaud,
His virtuo1s cruelty in cause of Cod
God whose highest attribute is love,
Whose charity Is universal, far above
ALI mundane weakness, and whose anger
ne'er
To honest seeking should arouse fear.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesal
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-Wheas, Is a SOC. , bushel
Barley, (seed) sl.25 ? eWt; Oats, ST.
EcWt.
RL0UR-XXX (oldJ S2.s5 a $3.50
xxx told) LEO q AIS cwt
P0TATOES-55c. q Zoe y buahel.
SHELLED CORH-$1.25@ IS cWt
BRAH-f1 90; Shorts, 81. 10 , eW+
RO0L-Choice Fleece 1S620c y ,.
HIDBS-Prime Flint, lOcGI4c ? .,
Following are the latest quotations
81 aour, grsin. WOOL. etc., 10 the San
FrsnciSco market
FLOU6-Superhne, s. 1904 Is, BaksrS'
Extra, IS 90 @S5 12I; Family ExtrAs,
IS 25i WallA WAllA, extra, S450 q IS 90
Pbb.
WHEAT-Eo. /, 81 450 / z7I; Ne.
Z, 81 4091 As y ctl.
BAkLRY-Peed, 70 a 76e. for Coast
sSd72lc @ SOC for Bay Brewing, 30 095
sATs-QuOtabls at d ESQ 81 SOP csl.
CORN -QuOtable at 81 Os for Lsrrs
Fellow; 81 10 for Small, and 81 05 toS
Unite, y ctl, -'''- =" 'oi
HIDEs-Dry Hides. usual selections,
Pint, le4 g 2Oc,; Dry KiDs, Is O IsIc:
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 66Ibs,
lslc; do, under IS lbs, lee: Kips, Is1c;
CAlE'kinG, 10 q lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
The Iowa Vote.

Dss Noines, 1.-THE State Register
has oficial returns from the ninety nine
counties in lows. Following is the result:
Garfield, 1873, 954; Hancock, los, 92S;
Weaver, 1850, scattering, 40; total
vote cast, 325, S32; an inerease of30, 958,
over 1876; Iowa gives Garfield 70, l26
majority over Hanesek, which is the
largest minority it has ever given any
man,
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Big LaKsufI.

San Fraacisco, 12.-Les Angeles dis
patch; Suit was entered in the superior
court to-day by A. A. Cohen, attorney
Tor the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
against the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, Tor the recovery of lands ia
this county alleged to be unlaWfully
A Acddf EJhE AstfsaR sRP. -snd- for rents sincs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
ConrrexattonaT ConRoiI.

st. LOuis, 1S.-Gt the morning session
OF the Congregational Council, DR.. B..
Brown read lengthy statement concern
ing the American CongreRa tiohAl Union,
whose chief object ID to build churches in
the west and south. he gayeAn-interest-
ing account Of what had been done in the
past three years in Dakota,a colorado,
Nevada, Kansas, Minnesota, Texas and
other states aud territories. IT q e." .-1
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Fire Reenrh-

Paris, PA FIRE 10 the central .table
1.-THE Omnibus Company caused dam
age Of $50, 900.
Davenport, Ia, IA fire at West
Union caused hesYy losses, destroying
St1rges' Block, with the Gazette Office
and postoficc. --
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
alassachusetts, PoDnI.,te..

New York. 15.-Washington special:
The total population Of Massachusetts, &C.
cordinR TO the recent sen,us scnedsles, il
l,760, 086, of which 90, 565 are fsmsies.
Included in the colored classes ara 6SI
Indians, ass Chinese, Is Japanese.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
TELEGR.APHIC
Inferearing.

New York, 13.-London specials say
the reason the professional beauty, Mrs..
Langley. withdrew from London was be-
cause Ehs is IN an interesting situGtion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
REhInENCEa

NOV IS THE TIME TO BUY PROPERTY.
~ as there is every prospect OF . rise Of
prices In thu spring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
Building Lots.

$S51.-A mall lot close to business centre.
N.1OO.-Large sized lot on Theatre street.
$500. Full lot on car line; LIST South street.
$2.1OO.-Full block N strset-car line.
$S25.-511O rods, in the 9th Ward
|s275.-21<r2e rods, On car line. Sd South street
tsOO-41IO rods, 2Oth Ward, below the water
ditch; south front.
s6sO-Corner Lot, 5I2O rods. Eleventh Ward.
$3.50. - sxIO rods, Eighteenth Ward. Good
location.
81, OJo.-Fuu lot 11th Ward, close 70 two
horse car lines.
s., Oo.-Eiegant lot 6x10 rods, 18th Ward.
very finely situated building site, close 70
business; well adapted for building tsnemsnt
houses for rent. and, which would always rent
readily at good price, 99x1481z feet adjoining
the Methodist Church on the east; gas, water
and street cars run by; south frontage. good
investment at the price. Price reduced to
81, 600.
Our aim is to harmonIzs the interests OF both
buyer and seller.
Wanted.
Fifty Houses wanted for rent.
Territorial and County Scrip always wanted.
For information on farming lands. call st our
once.
4 VIZ AsChSs
Two Stores on Main Street. For particulars
| inquire at our office.
Seven room House. city water. $50.
| Furnished Rooms. single or en- suite, neal
/ Episcopal Church, IS to SIG.
Five-room House, 14th Ward, s1s.
Six-rOom House, 18th ward $40.
| Five-room House, nth Ward, $40.
Store ON Ist South greet. $50.
Furnished House half block from Nall
street, ga.
FOur-rson house, 11th Ward, 80 20.
To Loan.
Money TO Loan in sums to suit on Real Es
1 tate. or Collateral Security. Easy terms As 70
CARDS partial payments, and low rate Fl interest
4 Special attention paid TO renting houses
apartments stores, aud Offices; drawing lega
pspers, wills, aud eonvsyznces. and 70 the exc
| eution Of all kinds Of commissions IN our line o
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
DIR. ELLIS B. SHIP.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

OIE1rE, Bishop Hunters old residences, bstWssz
c Il. I ana che National Bank
RnsIDEEoE. Eleventh Ward, Ssvsnth Eat SrOst.
between South and First South Streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

IL the Probate Court IN aud for Sal
Lake County. Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of The EItne Of B. 7.
Yosng, deceased.
PURSUANT TO An ORDER OF
/ said court in said matter, notice is
hereby given that Tuesday, November
10Th, A D. 1880, at 10 a u. Of said day,
al the County Court HouS., in Salt Lake
City, has been appListed BY Iaid court
the time and place Tor the hearing of q
petition Of Arl. C. P. ISuRg, fled in
said court prAyiEE that certain docu-
ment th-r-with sled, pu-portinR TO be the
last will aad testament Of the said de-
eea'ed, be admitted to probate, and that
petitioser be appointed the EIecutriI
thereof; At which time and place sil per-
sons interested may EppeAr ard oppose
%. probate Of said will. t..
D. BOCKHOLT,
Clerk Probate Court,
Salt Lake County, UT.
Salt Lake City, November 5, 1880.
"a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
T2HD. ANDERSON.
12AO' ANDERSON. CT rOHuEoT
FOR SALE BY ,,.4
ANDERSON & POMER0Y
Real Estate and Loan Ageuts.

Once under McCornick's Bank. sslt Iaks
City. P. o Box SIS.
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OBSTETRICS and Diseases Of Women and
Children Speciality. az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
SpsCiaIAtientiongivenio Iobbinu

Leavs Orders with J E Evans, HEsGiD once
Nidglsy's Paint shop. or Il Residence, Third
East bet. Sd and lth South. iyE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14

WenSe free NEWTON WAGON COMPANY, in tho
climate
believing that
Utah Of make
Single
Is manufacturer and the
authorized Made
workmanship
Full Material
Before Purchasing Wagon do not fail to See the NEWTON
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-14
Read the RECORD of the NEWTON WAGON
FOR THE LAST ELEVEN MONTHS.

September the Entire Lot
Not One Tire has been loose,
NOt One Hub Band has been Loose,
Net 0Re spoke has been Loose,
Not One Thimble has been Loose,
Net One Wheel has Failed,
Only One Axle BrOke--That at silver Reef-.Cfr.
E cumStances Unknown.
Only One Tongue Broke That Caused by q
Runaway,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
ABOUT TOOTH PULLING.
From the Oil City Derrick.


An Oil City man was standing i'm
front Of q dentists office with an anx-
iOus, unhappy look in his eyes, and
two yards % flannel around his lower
jaw. He cast sOrrOwful glances up
ward to the dentists sign, and in "a
hesitating sort Of way placed his foot
on the lower stair; then came out to
the street again Is il he had forgotten
something. Col. COp!on CAME along
Mt this moment, and with tiiought-
full interest i'm the mans welfare
said:
''ToOthache, Ell: Coin to have it
pulled: Ever had a tooth pulled:
No? Well, you'd better go right up
before your courage fails you. Worst
thing In the world is pullin'a tooth.
I've been through the war, had both
lungs shot away, fifteen bullets in my
head, and doctor run probe through
q hole in my shoulder right down
through my body to my tOe-thonyht
'twOuld kill me. But, man alive, I
never knew what pain was till had
q tooth pulled. Maybe you think the
toothache is horrible. Its. It's awful
But wait till the dentist runs them
air iron tongs in your mouth, pulls the
tooth right down through your jaw
bone, then yanks away as il he was
pullin' on All old engine, and yer'll
think the tOOthache amt no more to
he compared to it than fiea-bite is to
. railroad accident. Yer had bettergO
right up though. and have it out. Don't
let anthing said cause YOU to back
out. merely wanted to prepare your
mind for it. An don't per take ether.
Knew man Oncet, about your COM
piexiOn an build, who took ether an
he died. It's dangerous. Jest 60 right
up, an have it out. I'll go up with
yer, and see how yer stand it when he
begins twistin' the bones round. Yer
won't sleep wink tonight il yer don't
have il out an maybe yer won't any
how, for sometimes the tooth breaks
the jaw, infiammatOry rheumatism
strikes the what's-its-name nerve, and
the what-they-call-its sets in"
Just at this moment q young man
practicing on French horn in one Of
the upper rooms blew q long ,ear-pierc-
ing blast, like the yell of man In tor
ment, and As the last sound echoed
through the hall, the colonel said,
''That's il, there's some one getting y
tooth pulled now. and the dentist
hasn't any more than just given the
first twist either. Come right up an
have yours yanked. WhOOp! there
he goes again =" as another terrible
blast from the horn came down the
staircase. Hold on, hold" yelled
the cOlOnel-but he wasn't quick
enough to stop the man with the ech-
ing tooth, who rushed out of the door
way and down the street so fast that
his two yards of flannel became I'M
wound and streamed behind him like
signals of danger-whilet the villainous
old colonel sat down Oh the lower step
and laughed till his eyes ached.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
PAYING IN CNlCkEkS.

~sb
There j. an article going the rounds
Of the paJ-r- relating how q man went
10 Moore, editor II the Rural New York
ker, and said he was too poor to take .
paper. The following j. the gist Of the
story:
Mr.. Moore said, You raI.e chickens
I helieve-i
YES. fsw; but they don't bring any.
thing hardly"
Don't they. Neither does my paper
cost ANYTHING hardly. Now, I have
a prutseition to make to you will
continue your paper. and when you 60
bone you may select from your lot one
chicken and call her mine. Take good
care Of her and bring me the procss-is.
whether In egYs or chickens, and ve
will call II square"
"Ail right. brother Moore. ~ and the
fellow chuckled At what he thought .
capital bargain. He kept the co0tract
strictly, and 1t the end Of the year
found thai he had paid about four
prices for his paper.
We alIude To this 10 warn Newspaper
men nos TO adopt such plan when
some farmer gFumbles ahout paying
for his paper. Don't never enter into
such . bargain With . farmer. We
know when paper h high, EDITOR are
Liable % take their pay In truck, and
the above article Iooks % plausible
shaa sosn~ poor cpuntsy editor my
think there h miiIIoos In it. and he
may 20 10 specializing On ehseksns
thas way Hut ve warn them H.
they are Liable % e<t len- We ts,sd u
ooce these - IIsCrusne- Uncle kilAktn
BARLOW came In che day and SD cur
papes didn't amount % . stxtng a
suckeru. and he would Be- togeuenDty
Raanuaixx1sA 70 be vosA tnks e s1y
Iaoess unIso ~ cpuh pay IN tsoAs.
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He sold milk and kept chickens. We
could get milk, but Eiiakin was al
ways playing common cows milk on
us for his "Jarsey cows" milk 50 We
concluded to suggest this chicken
dodge that Moore tried with such good
effect. We wanted to teach him q les
son. 80 We told him to 60 home and
pick out u chicken and call it our,
aud give Us the proceeds for two
years from date, whether it was eggs
or chickens. He bit like bass. He
said he would do it, by the great j.
whillikins. So he went his way and
We went Ours. Many times during the
two years did We estimate the amount
Of poultry that would be ours. We
built \ hen coop and got ready to go
into the hen business. The day the
two years were up We drove out to Eli
akin's place to take an account Of
stock. Eliakin WAS milking Jar
say" COW, there near the pump, and
he said when he got through ''strip-
ping" he would show US our property.
Well, after . while he got of his,
milking stool. kicked little rheuma-
tiz out Of his hind leg, and said:
''COme around the barn, YOU red
headed hnAncier. You middleman,
you monopoly, come here"
He took us into . yard, and there
were at least . hundred hens. We
looked at them with establishment.
Pointing to a siekly looking yellow
fowl, with one leg froze of. and which
looked Is though il hadn't life enough
to pick up an angle-worm after 3
hen had scratched it up for him, BAR
law said:
There, that are cussed yellow rOOst-
er is the one picked out for you. He
never has laid an egg, and has never
had sand enough to associate with the
rest Of the chickens. and he has never
increased any. How much have you
made ON this trade ~
We hope to be hornswOggled if il
wasn't true, and the rooster wasn't
worth four cents. And to make the
matter verse -Eliakin presented bill
to US of four dollars and eighty cents
for corn our rooster had eaten in the
two years. II il needless to say We
have always demanded cash Of our sub
scribers since. No, young men. You
who are fresh in the newspaper bust
ness. Don't never try to get ahead Of
one OF these grangers on . chicken
trade. Moore may have had q she hen
assigned to him, but it would not o.
cur once in thousand times, At least
II wouldn't out West here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Notice for Publication.
LAND Ovr,cS At SALIVA. Kansas

April - ls>l
NOTICE is hereby given that the fstlsvsse-
IN named srttler has &i~d notic- Of his int stsoa
10 make Gazl prf in support Of hi, claim, and -
eure sna entry thereof II the ezpiration Of
from the date al this notice. viz: on Nay Ssh.
iS0
Peter W. Swanson. Homestead Ea;ry No
% sss for the nuS ri II. u. mage 81. asA
usns<s the folisu ing Is his uiises~r.: August
Holt Erick Lindblo0, B. feterrsse asa Svsn Az
II TT BOND. 1egihssr.
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NOTICE Is hereby xsrsa that III Bad Of Csas-
~ ~ C.nnis-ssnerx Of Sslin< cooBty, KaD2s
viil sse~s board q e9uaiix,tsoa - ths C~aasy
Cisrk $ o<kc~ in Saliaa. sAlinr eaanay. AsnoA. -
Jam. lSe AZ vhLcA time asd pasre an srFssS -
a>->-sm~ass I'll he correcseA, - seaief gs.ossA
Is js.sirs asA egxssy nay aeaaaA- Afess ~ -
J.arns<as Of nd board n shassnssks vtn - ~
loved
IL vissess shespsf have hessas4s - ~ -
"a aAxeA ny s0risi sal sAb ~ 1al e ASril
AD "a, osES1SAE
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Dissolution Notice.

THE co-rar,ncr,hip herstcfers existing hetseen
q A Hitler and A. q. whitney. is this day
dissolved hy mutual consent All EsT>cns indebt-
81 TO them are requested TO make payment TO {
A. Killer. Who alone !. authorized 10 set,ie the
business OF the said hria-
{. 4. KILLER
A. e. WHITNEY
S.l,n. Kansas Nsnh 18th l>so.
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Notice for Publication
LAND ovvicE AT SALrSA. EsS-As,
Nav 10th. lS~o

AnOTICE is hereby given that the fellos ing
named settler has nled notice of his int ni,on
10 u,. k Al tr.f hy in support Of has
claim aud secure 6uzl entry thereof ON Tuesday
jun IHh lsus At this ofsicc, via.
A Is. Eklgni. for the heir of late swan i. Hem
inr,su. H. 4 lass for the 81, Of sol Of Sc L. 7.
L. x 4 u and names the following ~ his ultness-.
viz: 4. 4. johnson. G. Holnsrcn, y Beck asd Z
>s-i~rhery, Of >alcnsburg Z. O., salins county.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OJrIck At sAIISA. Kansas.
April 2sit. ls-o

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the following
named settler Ia. El~d notice Of his int Bton
make husi proof In support Of his eisi and -
snal entry thereof Of the expiration oi thirty
Of Nay, $50. viz.
JohnG. Hcsi1err, HosassieAd Entry No 20 .2s3 for
the "a - HvA section H. Toe 1ship 10. RsaEe set
aud aauses the foiiosias - hi- . dBe.sss. viz
Oiof Forss-, A HediaDd, Eriek fors-- and Elias
Fors~- all 81 fslaa o. Saline o.ants. Kansas.
1855 BOND Register
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Notice.
W r Nannea and W. IL Pit.sr.
part aers .. NAnncn 4 fttxer,
plaintiGS.
Mrs. p. B. Bower. defendant.

r. Jxss,o,s sssp1. b>f~, T. l. N~rsss y.s.~ u ~
fsao, .Ssi,ss iosrasas q. ~ Sb--sy 4 Ssi.>, s>d
!~as, Il ka.saf.
NNHE above named defendant VIII take sceirs
II that she has h~en .aei ey the ahvve nanr1
plaintiff. for the sam cf KigAseea dollar. thai
Summons and order % attachment have t~<n b
sued Tor aid amoaut the ssh dAy Of Nay. 1S>n
and returned. and that her prcssrsy kss h-sa 81
tsehed and that trial Of Md csnss vii - had be-
fore T. l. Norton Of the Justscss Of the fesc~.
Of SaiinA township in Saline eSassy
state Of Kansss. ai kb e1ee IN The CITY .!
Saiina. in said Comfy. On the issA DAY 81 Jsse.
lisa, Al aeiork A. - NANEON q ffTZER
BY Crasens 4 Bsaaid. Auys Pfainti6-
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n ell DE cllRED.

Ss:: ~ s ss:s: : r s - 49, -.
AA6svsIss:.s.:s - efs3s f.:s1S: Is -
49, - sss: - go !: e g: ~, 80
eoee3ee 0Aloea "a leele1 he eae1!e 800
g -: - :s 60: q s. IT. e
- Sesfeyi.g e e so.ns s1sessA - -
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SALIVA GUN WORKS

!Ss.fkscs oors>r q ISos 90. asd fyfiA !Nr~t.
Rl0Ss ct ever. Kh0s Gums Choke
b0eea. Sewing Machines 8ep'6.
All work entrusted to our care viii receive
prU0Sa stsenfisa, aud be doae in yorkmanlike
manner Order, from abroad solicited.
p q. BSx lai. l0UO = CO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

yin contiuae the business, herssiore candacs-
q b. he arm Of kesler Miller, a the gram en-
yotce upoa the coruer VI PosEsh 3 Ash ssrsess.
vAsse sAal1 Be- passssd 10 1se1 ear eosnes ~
~. TAYLOR MILLER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE :. hereby given that the co-partnership
IN k~rr,o(or~ existing s-sseen Will. ke>i~r
and Tay lar Miller under the 6rm name III ke>ier
Miller /, this ti.y dissolved by mutusl ccnssnt.
An abb. dv~ the 6rIa will b- collected by Taylor
Niller and all claims against the hrua VII ee PR
WILLIS KESLER-
TAYLOR MILLER
SalipA Esnsas Nay Il, iseS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

This space belongs Ia W. X. Gels, Real
Estate Agent, and will be
filed next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

nvHE Pacific House Is . new building and con-
Il tains the copveniences o: . first class hotel.
A spacious sample room has been opened and ar
ranged for the se of Travellers II is located nearly
opposite the county buildings, where good board
can BE Obtained 1t all times with or without
ronms Satisfaction guaranteed.