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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

pxious crowd collected Mt the
} Office Tuesday night to
returns from the Presiden
A purse had been
to obtain the news through
|ciated Press dispatches, and
listened with hopeful hearts
ck, tick, click Of the tele-
bill we were overwhelmed
almost unbroken stream Of
can gains
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

Powell paid his respects to
eing persons for carrying
deadly Weapons; Scott
fined $500, Geo. Thomas,
hnk Robinson, ditto. Albert
ditto, Haywood Crawley,
\. Scott wingo raid $4,000
Ging property under deed
Alice Rivers psid $1,000
ing spirituous liquors With.
10. Sal Bivens was fncd
n petty larceny. And the
persons were fined Tor as.
battery: Felix Houston
As. Wright. $4,000, VIM
res Ifillhouse. each, 1880,
mckinney, $500.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

ia stores sd mIoohs s'f'
uh tltttlcm dag.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

Lg man gave a ''tight rope"
bee, before n considerable
pnday afternoon, The rope
ehed acsoss Main street,
tops Of two Of the highest
THE r~ope-waiker knew a
two and interviewed the
the financial question ere
the performance. All the
) and some 81 the older
pre- highly pleased with the
is Of the wiry little fellow,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1880-11-06

|w4eu8 lhals'msnta sfff
l. ~ Habd Iafg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Real Esfafe 1eansfefS,

The following Is q list Of Real Estate
Transfers hled in the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register of Deeds, for the
week ending January 27th, 1880.
Ola l.. Peterson aud wife to Peter
Peterson, d ne. 3. ~. tp. 10, T. $3.50.
Kans. Pacific X. II. Co. to Stephen
Post, nw,, $. Il, tp. Is, Z. l-t7SO.3s.
Charles Johnson to John Carlson nj
net, s. 4, tip. IL, r. E$laU.
john f.. Carlson and wife to y. A.
johnson, lot 100 Fourth st.-SSOO.
Edmund w. King and wife TO VIM.
I. Hagler, lot % Fourth st-sll0.
VIM. I. Hagler and wife to H. NJ.
Honeywell, lot %, 4th st.-Sli0.
II. NJ. Honeywell and husband to
Harriet A. Salysr, lot 20, 4th st.-$12S.
C.E, GustavsOn and wife to Emma
&. GustavsOn, lot 4, blk. S. Beebe addi-
tiOn-SlO0.
Victor II. Fitzgerald to Josephine
+. Fitzgerald, lot q, Front 81. -t8OO.
United States to Richard Dufey. ~
sw,. +. q. tp. u, r. 4.-Patent.
Edward DunscOmb and wife and
James F.. Seaver. and wife TO Fred. C.
Schroeder, part $. q. tp. "A, r.|N.
Saline county to Chas +. Pennewell
lots 66 and % % street-S6.4S.
Vim. Watts to Peter Jensen WI swt
$. "a, tp. IA, 2-S70o.
Joseph II. WOlsief3r to Rachel
BickeI, NJ of W. lot II Eighth street
$50.
United States to Levi X. Clifford mel
>. 30, tip. Il, r. :a-Patent.
State of kansss To Thomas Wight
81 sw, S. l6, tp. Is, r. $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Crest Cry and Little Wool.

The JOhusons on the one hand and
the Rat OH the other, rush at US
with column articles in reply to
our article on the county printing.
They have very little to say about
the commissioners, whom they were
going to devour, and devote most OF
their slush to Sampson.
The JOhnsons make no point what.
ever. They claim that they were treat
ed unfairly, but don't show how.
They wanted the printing SO divided
that they should get share, TO mat.
ter how much it cost the county. And
because the commissioners would not
do this, they have grown ul-natured
and commenced calling people IL
ars, &c.
The sum and substance of the Rate
Herald article is that the Herald
should have had the printing at full
rates, and that the commissioners
should not have allowed any bidding
ut all.
Now We ask our readers what were
the poor commissioners to do when
there was such al unmitigated clamOr
from two papers Of such heavy calibre
as the Herald and Advocate. The an
swer would be: Let them do As they
please" which they did.
We have no disposition to fill up
any more space with these matters.
As to their remarks about Sampson
we have nothing to say, save to ask
our readers If anybody should be in
need Of q certificate Of good character
whether it would have any weight il
furnished either by the Rat or by the
JohnsOns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Ind Eoeh

The lecture Of Tod Ford at the Opera
House last Monday evening was the
fourth entertainment under the man
agement Of the Presbyterian Church
lecture committee. Mr.. Ford chose
for his subject. "Go West Young Man"
and related his experience and obser-
vations in obeying the injunction of
the philosopher and sage. The lee
turer made ludicrous statements
of his thoughts, feelings and conclu-
sions over things endured and observ-
ell on trip from Ohio west through
Utah. Nevada and Montana To Port
land, Oregon. As q consequence his
lecture was profusely spiced with wit,
and his hearers enjoyed an evening In
laughing at his funny sayings. His
subject was more calculated to enter
tain an eastern than western audience,
for nearly all in Kansas had followed
the advice of II. G., and were already
pretty well west. Yetthey appreciated
his descriptions Of many Of the hand
ships he experienced on the route to
Portland,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

Cold weather nowaday.

Died-At the residence Of NJ. d.
Mccormick, on Thursday, the I'D
inst, Mr.. Thos. Dowd. His remains
were taken to Jefferson City, NO., for
interment.
Mr.. Jos. Duncan has been sick with
Pneumonia for the past week. but is
convalescing nicely. Joe is one of the
best business men in the city, and we
miss his presence very much. The
infant child Of Mr.. Jos. Duncan is al
SO very sick.
The pay car came in on Tuesday and
made the boys happy.
Mr.. Jos. Morgan's new brick build
ing is receiving the finishing touch of
brick work, and Is q very nice and sub
stantial building.
Mr.. Richard Warner. brother of our
esteemed post master, returned from
Colorado on Sunday. Dick tas he is
familiarity cailed) has been absent from
BrOokville for several years, and
thinks We have made quite an adj
vancement since he left.
Mr.. J. Beebe. Of Ellsworth, was in
the city on Friday.
Theprotracted meeting still progress
eth.
The new school house is nearly COM
pleted, and reflects much credit on the
builders
Messrs. Marshall 4 Cos. hay burner
has proved q grand success.
Mr.. J. &. Taylor informs US that he
has been instructed by the X. X. COM
pany to complete the work Of building
the coal schutes. here which will cost
the company in the neighborhoOd of
81 ,OO.OO.
CAD
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Hurrah for the Pueblo 4 St Louis r. r,

The following appeared in the dis
patches Of Tuesdays daily papers. and
seems to confirm what we wrote under
the head Of "A Grand Railroad Pro-
ject," last week:
New York, January 26.-The whole
amount asked by Woerishafier 4 Co.
for the Pueblo 4 St. Louis Railroad
was subscribed in three days. and the
first cali of ten per cent. was made
to-day. 1t IL expected that the line
will be completed i'm ten months, by
working from both ends, Pueblo, Col.
and Mcpherson, kans.
We believe such route, as we
stated last week, would he Of great ad-
vantage To our city. We would find
new markets i'm New Mexico and adj
jacent mining countries. for products
Of the field, for pork, beef. -four, Ixr
We might also receive Colorado coal
At greatly reduced prices. We would
stand a much better chance for secur-
ing additional eastern connections, "a
some of the trunk lines would soOiI bee
searching for the immense western
commerce which would be opened up
through the means of the Pueblo 4
st. Louis Railroad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Mulberry Items.

January p, lss0.
The nominations ut the caucus seeins
to have given general satisfaction-the
night men in the right places.
The dance at Andrew POwel's wa
q grand success Among the guests
present We noticed Mr.. H. II. NASH
and lady, Of Spring Creek, an old ac'
quaintance Of Mr.. Powell.
Mulberry has been called on for the
first time to go to Laugh and grow
fat" entertainment, held ut the corn.
ers. The &. Of T.. did not turn out fol
fear Of the brass serpent that was ex.
hibited.
Mrs Ward. mother Of John Ward
has been suffering very much Of late
with neuralgia in the face, and up tO
this date IL In q critical condition.
Quarterly meeting commences here
to-day.
Aaron Robbins bought nineteen
pigs last Tuesday.
The mite social came off last even
ing ut Mr.. Wat Chillson'-. Upward.
of forty persons were present. The
object Of these sOcials IL to raise fund.
to purchase q Sabbath School Library
The officers are ~ follows: Presi.
dent, Mrs. LOOMS; Vice President
Mrs. VIM. Eaton; Secretary, Mns
Lewis; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Smith
Term Of Office one year.
1t looks as though there might b<
another wedding soon.
Charley Salisbury has come to tho
conclusion that he has found what
sticks closer than a brother, and thai
is large swelling on the back Of hi,
neck. JONATHAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Bosrd Of Trade Committeeman.

A special meeting of the Directors OF
the Board OF Trade Was held last Tues-
day evening. The following commit.
tees were appointed:
Rooms and Furniture-Gradwohl
Chace, r. Eberhardt.
Roads and Bridges-PAlmsr, Holm
qvist, Kruger.
Emigration - Sander, Williams,
Bishop.
Commerce-Spivey, MARYLAND. and
Watson.
Domestic roduction-Parker, Ke>--
Ter, c. s. Radcliff
Transportation - Lockwood. We'll.
Sudsndorf.
Introduction Of Manufactures and
New Busines>-tiibbs, Gebhart, Tn.
derwood.
Market Reports - Miller, TuthiIi,
Bartlett
Statistics aud -wilaman,
F. r. Hanna, II. Rash.
Finance-Foster. Hageman, Dodge.
Suggestions from National Board
Of TrAde-Hilton, NJ. Berg. Addison.
Meteorological-Hiller, Eng-srom,
H. W. Berks
Revenue and Whitney
Seaman, Hayward.
Currency and Banking-Gosinow
ID. Whitehead. F. Rothschild.
The President Was authorized TO pro.
cure such books - are Necessary fos
the use Of the association. II vAs OF.
dered that the regular meetings Of the
Board of Directon be on the frst
Tuesday night Of each month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Quite "riot" occurred at Linds-

Quite a "riot' occurred at Linds-
borg last Friday night. A newly APP
pointed Marshal had been particularly
odious to the anti-temPerance party of
that place. He was formerly q resi-
dent Of SaliIIa, having worked as a
stone mason here, and was some talk
ed Of for the position of City Marshal
last spring. He claimed to have been
a policeman in Chicago. In the dis
charge of his duties ut Lindsborg he
was forced to "pummel" an offender
quite severely. This gave rise to an
''insurrection." Some of the railroad
men and others turning out In force,
endeavored to annoy the Marshal in
various ways. and the latter feeling
himself crowded to the wall, dlscharg-
ed his revolver ut q party named
Marsh, wOunding him badly, but not
dangerously. The Marshal has been
arrested.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
A Good Plan,

A. IAN ounce Of prevention i worth
4 pound of cure" il il good plan L.
buy bottle of KRESS' FEVER TON
L., snd during the season " hen ChilI-
and Fever are prevalent. take a small
dose daily, thus preventing the posi-
billy OF contracting any Malarlal dis
ease YOU have the Ague buy tot
Tie and be cured promptly and surely
The money refunded If IL does not cure.
II contains no Quinin- or Poison and
il pleasant Ia take
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

The question came up the other day
among party Of ladiesas to the prop
er time for the celebration Of the diff
ferent marriage anniversaries We
furnish the following for their infor'
nation, which was taken from an ex.
change:
First anniyersary-Iron.
Fifth anniversary-WOoden.
Tenth anniversary-Tin.
Fifteenth anniversary-Crystal.
Twentieth anniversary-China.
Twenty-fifth anniversary-Siiver.
Thirtieth anniversary-COttOn.
Thirty-fifth anniversary--Linen.
FOrtieth anniverary-WOOlen.
FOrty-fifth anniversary-Silk.
Fiftieth anniversary-GOlden.
Seventy-fifth anniversary-Diamond
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

The following il an item taken from
the Washington Gazette, of the 18th
inst:
The Unity Club met on last Friday
night al the hOspitable residence Of
Colonel Chase, and the exercises were
enjoyed by large number Of mem-
beers, besides several distinguished Wis
ItOrs. The event of this evening was
n lecture by Hon. W. a. Phillips
subject, ARIZONA and New Mexico"
in which that gentleman gave many
Interesting items concerning the
ancient civilization Of those territories,
their present and prospective status,
and their unequalled mineral re.ourc-
e.. Music was furnished by Misses
Hamilton, Hopkins and MGssaelis, and
Messrs. kearny and Cridler readings
or recitations by Misses Hopkins and
Chare, and Professors ID. a. Smith,
Townsend and Duncan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
rtain young lawyer go AK.

Universalist services at OPEN House
on Sunday Feb. sth, usual hour. Sub
ject at II o'clock A. NJ, Salvation and
Damnation; Text, He that believes
and is baptized shall he saved, and he
that believeth not shall he damned"
Subject for evening, The Hope OF the
Gospel" All are invited. Will preach
at James Woods school house Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Feb Sd and
9Th. Also at 3 O'Clock afternoon there
will he praise meeting conducted by
Prof Tillotson, who will drill the au-
dience in congregational singing. All
are cordially invited.
IT. W. WOODWORK,
Universalist Minister
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
The 0estl Ever Knee Of.

}. q. Starksy, a prominent and in
riuential citizen of Iowa City, says Il
have had the Dyspepsia, and Liver
Complaint for several years, and have
used every remedy I could hear of
without any relief Whatever. until |
saw your Shiloh's VitaIiker advertised
In our paper, and was persuaded to Try
ii. Ii is certainly the hes, remedy
ever knew Of" Price IS ci-. sold u,
II. NJ. sale; Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Eureka township kems.

EDITORS JDURNAL.-Thef fine wealth
er of the past four weeks has been well
improved by the farmers in finishing
gathering corn, breaking down stalks
and clearing the fields, ready for the
blow, and many are doing spring plow-
ing for oats and corn. We think plow-
ing Oat ground at this time all right,
but are doubtful about its being advis-
able to plow corn ground this early in
the season.
DDr. AckeYnan and Mr.. MacOmber
are entertaining relatives who are here
from st. Lawrence county, New York
looking at the country with a view of
settling. II suited with this locality,
and report favOrsbly, there will he u
number Of farlilies who will follow in
the spring.
The Poheta Church Social met at
the residence of Mr.. MacOmber on last
Wednesday evening. At all early hour
the house was well filed and very
social evening was spent by all pres
ent. The POheta ladies deserve much
credit for the manner these sOcials are
conducted. The object is, we believe.
to raise funds for the building Of a
church some day In the future. We
understand that about $lOO has been
realized already from these sOcials. and
We would recommend all who desire
to spend q social evening to attend, and
IL they do not feel we'll paid for their
ten cent contribution call on Us and
we will pay the bill. II the person
who wore the wreng hat away from
the entertainment feels so disposed. he
can find chance to get kis own and
leave some one else's by calling at Mr..
Macomber's. The exchange don't
seem to be quite satisfactory to both
parties. The owner Of the missing
hat offers no reward, but will feel At
liberty to examine all nsts he may see
rather closely.
The Gypsum Farmer Club met Sat
uRdsy evening ut Mr.. Cavsnaugh's
The large house was crowded and .
good time had - usual The Club de-
cided % dispense with the supper a.
Il seemed almost impossible to serve
the coaveaiences had. The next club
on the evening Of Feb. 2ist. Subject
will not turn to chess.
g. X. Gould, implement dealer OF
Lawrence. spent few days with Mr..
MacOmber and C.. Post this week He
IN looking up point in the far west In
which to start branch house.
One Of Smoky's gallant bachelors
says he would advise young men who
90 on Gypsum Creek 20 take the fair
ones to Club entertainments, to pro-
vide themselves with nothing lea. than
three seated wagon. that he may do
justice TO the occasion; that a one horse
buggy won't ill the bill at all p
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

A special train was provided for
Capt. Mobler yesterday that he might
reach Mcpherson in the state required
of a X. P. attorney. A number ofoth-
ers-just "ordinary-like" attorneys,
like Carver, Prescott, Hitler, Foster,
Nickles, Wickham. Lynde, and so on.
boarded the trains and went also.
Mohler went to attend to that everlast-
ing bond c8se
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

1t has been very properly suggested
that the business men Of our city assist
Mr.. Henry Gilman in his efforts to
find coal, rather than contract with
foreign parties at considerable ex-
pense. Suppose they would loan Oft
man tby subscription) 500 or $1,000,
which lac could repay If he found coal,
without interest but if heidi not find
coal they would consider ii a donation.
In the first case they would be moth
ing out except the interest in the last
they would be much better OFF than to
have paid $500 to others, besides hav-
ing aided q very worthy man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Grand Rsme

At the star of the West Billiard Hall
on Saturday. the lat of February, 1850,
at p. NJ. of one solid gold watch. i
carets fine, hunters case. worth sl05,
nickle movement, expansion balance.
for S.o6. There will lee ~ chances
NJ one dollar each. Lists can he seen
At Henry Rosmond's Gunsmith shop.
aud at the above Billiard Hall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Coal Discovery.

Henry Gilman sends in the report
that on Tuesday, at the depth Of Is
feet, he struck . vein Of coal which
measured thirty inches in thickness.
He thinks that by the time he has
struck the third layer, he will find q
coal vein from four to five feet thick.
This discovery has caused consider
able excitement and talk In town.
Whether or not 1t will be q "LOnan-
"a remains yet to be proven.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

Your reporter has succeeded in get
ting = few notes from the Summit
School. The school numbers about
forty. Attendance and interest good.
The parents are all much interested
in the education Of their children,
and do not hesitate To procure books
which add much to the interest q
well ss to the profit Of their chill
dren. The school has been . sue
cess all through, having teacher who
understands her business thoroughly,
and who has given entire satisfaction,
both to parents and children.
The Old Folks party given by Mr..
and Mrs- w. A. Parker proved . good
success. Everything wAs admirably
arranged. The guests enjoyed them
selves in pleasant conversation until
dinner was announced. when ev.
eryone made acquaintance with the
good things 90 profusely heaped upon
the table. All who were present uni.
ted in saying their host and hoste>.
had made . perfect success in making
the afternoon and evening pass g
pleasantly.
Messrs- John and William Forchi,
Of Missouri and Illinois. are here visit
ing their brother, and will remain
some time They think there is no
place like Kansas
The Summit Literary |. well attend.
ed, but on Tuesday evening Of last
week there wAs an unusual large crowd
Some tvo hundred and INV names be.
ing counted, the meeting vas called to
order by the president Select reading
responded TO by Mis- N. Craze Ram.
sey, Mis- Ella Barnett and Mis- Anna
Shipe- REGULATIONS by Mesrs. A. C.
Wait, John Walker and others. Es-
says by Mrs. Wright and John Ex.
trand. Critics Report BY Ni0 Dou-
chey. The paper BY Mis- Douchey
saline County Reeocier.l The col
ored ofstion delivered by Mr.. Osbcfn
Was deserving Of more than . pa.ins
thought The question under debase
Was: Resolved that all The soldien u
the late war oaght 20 - peaGSoosd. u
The question vas argued pro Apd en-.
with much interest," Tha iodeD d.
cided In the Affirmative. Tie 2scl.sou
wAs received by the audience With ev.
ident sisns Of approval CIR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

BelOit il a candidate as the place for
holding the next Congressional Con-
ventiOn and Is pulling the wires to that
end. Salina is about the centre of the
District, East and West, and We do
not see why her claims should lie dis
regarded. Let's make an effort for
the Convention
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

The actual amount paid out for coal
by dealers in the city Of Salina during
the year 1879. is SIS, Ol3.70. The freight
thereon has been $ls,669.7O. We are
indebted for these figures to Mr.. F. s.
Rising, one of our most enterprising
coal dealers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

Last evening a ghOstly multitude of
ladies and gentlemen took possession
of the home of Mr.. and Mrs. &. C..
Culp. and chased the fieeting hours
with flying fleet. At eleven o'clock
the sheets and pillow cases were re-
moved and the process of materializa-
ton was practically illustrated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
Notice.

Collections for city and county, AZ
counts. bills aud notes solicited. strict
attention Ia business and prompt ~
turns Of all collected moneys and notes
Officc on Santa fe avenue, west side,
north Of Ash street Books posted.
accounts balanced and bills made out
Commissions moderate. according 20
financial standing of the payee-. With
former long experience In this line 81
business We solicit the general patron
age al the public.
u. J. DRESSER q 90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

On the first page Of this paper will
be found very interesting account Of
the battle Of Winchester and Sheri-
dams victory, which was published
in the shape Of correspondence TO the
New York World In 1864. The old
soldiers will find this especially inter-
esting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
4 Sfrssoe PeOeie.

Do yos kn"~ that there are -'rsnas
J.opl- in our community, We Sag
strange because they -rsm 10 prefer 70
suffer and I.a- their day. mi-essbiy
made - by Disp~p-ia. and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, Constipation. and
i,enersl Debility. when sHIIDh'-
vITALIZEK is g,iarsntssd Ia ssif'
them. sold by HOWARD " SALE
.aIin. kanans
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

The annual wrangle over the cOun-
ty printing seems to be in order in
nearly every county in this section of
the state, as well As in Saline county.
There are always one or two papers
which get left, and they must make
a fuss or they wouldn't be happy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

The U. 8. Land Office il to he re-
moved from its present location in the
second story Of Oscar Seitz' drug store,
to the front rooms In the second story
of the Opera House. The removal
will be effected about the middle OF
next month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29

A deserter from the Fourth Cavalry,
stationed ut Fl. Hays. was arrested
here by Marshall Tuttle last Thursday
night. As he attempted to escape, q
bullet was sent after him. He was
finally captured, and taken 10 Hays
last Saturday night
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-29
koshiaO Like n.

Jackson. Co,.-pon Sense Lini-
men.-eood for man o. beas'-will no,
burn or blister. Require a" rupo'hs'
cooling. soothing, strengthening. n
positive cure for all ailments requiring
40 outside application. Fer sale ~
Oscar seisz. Druggist Wholesale
sgrnfs-McPike 4 Fox. Airhi-on-