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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14
Thursday, june 100, Is,,o

IN Eit tba lies lifga u hours, before the courthouse door
Tenn. sell f ! = na y phl5 nov Taxing DISTRICT,
following described propo, tys tow ooSyi G.uoer the
"A lot or parcel ofland, together WITH al a..
improvements thereon ond WIN an tho
TTpSreto %oeHlonglng situated in Mempbiss
" dsscT TH DeS % s ST Get, and more particular,
stake on the east tide ofDeSnrtSnm stro az q
south Of Beai street, running sostb WITH I nSt
ga PafT a q wiz Deal street one I Run pdTeSS ap5
ty.fo Iyst f 20 a stake thence n%ortbwardiy ninee1
ming. AoV leet 10 the Begin
tia y eSHity ofIedemption is waived and the
s cag Is oelloysd to be good, but sell and cone
Vey only as trustee. anu con-
memphis, Tenn, May 5th. 1880
o.co j. w. FULMER, Trustea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14

The LEDGER book and job printing
office, together with its book bindery,
is prepared to execute work with
neatneSs and dispatch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14

If any trouble is attendant upon the
baby's teething, don't hesitate to use
DR.. Bulls baby syrup. 1t is invalu-
able. Price % cents a bottle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue Of the ierms Of a trust dcsd MAJ,
IA e me- me- by James g cary. Ellen ClearyT : oS :
cordedin the Registers Office If SShhea Guly re-
ty. Tennessee, in book No. III, po~c ogTg ,un-
secure certain notes therein mentions5' ', 70
Iauit having been mado in the nv ueS
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Trustees Sale.


FINDER and by virtue of a certain deed Of
y trust made to me as trustee by James
Alexander, and his wife, CLARA Alexander,
duly recorded in the Registers office ofShelby
county, Tenn, in book No. lis, page Gal, TO
secure a certain indebtedness and interest
therein mentioned, default having been made
IN the payment thereof, / shall, in pursuance
OF said trust deed, on
Saturday, june 9Th, 1880,
in front of $50 Front street, at IL o'clock. in
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn,
proceed to sell, at public auction, for cash, a
certain lot Of land on Aliens avenue, being
in block AZ. South Memphis, said lot being
NO. 3, being BledsOe's sub. division of lot No.
IL in said block AZ, and the part thereby con-
side Of Aliens avenue, having a front of "a
feet and a depth Of 10 feet, said lot being "a
feet front by 10 deep.
The right of equity Of redemption is ex-
pressly waived, but | sell only as trustee.
n 81 + /, y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14

Entered at the Postofice at Memphis, Tenn.
as s~econd-class matter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14
ThIlrsday. NTny tIle Ialh.

u9rllng legal. hours, on the southwest co-nsr
n Mai9 and Madison streets, in The citv 81
oifor for sale. and sell to DE bioIaSSt
oldd9r for cash, the following described ner
sonal properly, to-wit: Being the %printine
matotlSis and apparatus az No. 2c8 Main
ueet, Memphis, Tenn. The title is nerIeot
oes 1 only sell and convey as trustee. r
9oo9 JOHN LINKHAUER. Trustoo
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Friday. ATnY Iltl. 1ssn


between the hours of 10 o'elock q ~ ,
2 cloek PM on the premises, in The Tsxinss
pplstrloti city OF q emphis, sell 10 the b;ehas9
; IIG1st me following lots Of land in said TaYs
1Tng district, city Of Memphis, shelby eonntx
!; Lots l22 and 123 in block No. % &c a..
patture addition to the city ofMemphis' oeoS
LOT fronting p feet on Water street and 1aSA
nlng back 1857 feet to Promenade street en5
comprising also the last part Of lot No 15i
supposed to be b54 feet in the same biock "a,
saia Battqre addition to sand city: the sswa
Delng at the corner OF Jefferson and Promao
made streets with a front Of Is feet on Prome-
na9e street, on the west side of said straa3
anu running back with the north line of fess,
I95son street about 65% feet, more or Lac
an OF sad property being covered NV wboff A.
known as the Elliott block of buiIdincs n"'is
. One lot or piece of land frontinsis eoot
On ms north side of Beal street, In said ToSe
ing Dlstrlct, city Of Memphis, and rnnnin~
Ian6 ioO ieet, and upon which lot or piece 81
y asna arc situated the two stores Nos M ana y
Terms Of saIe-Casb.
- SAFE eItnts property -Osfnono
10 Friday, May I4th, 1850.
JAMES L. GAINES,
Tow Horv,v Comptroller of Tenn.
Onalrman County goirt Chotkuc
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Monday the 24lh day Of Nav. lapn

Monday the 24th day of Nay, 1890.
ny ING southwest corner of Main and At.
Meets, IN the Taxing District, late iu ing
M,empnis Shelby county, TennesSeo Vlty OF
= ciocS, noon, sell for cash at public Si u
10 t4e highest bidder, the following daucsioh;
Lnui to,Wlt: a certain lot Of land sii1tSnunIttoeu
sshe taxing District, late city Of WSeuate IN
oheIDy county, Tennessee, and jmgmpnls,
upon o plan of subdivision of uoslgnatod
81 formerly belonging to j.. II. Stepnobersy now
=. urlnn, A. Beatty and Others. maJa Il =
crane; surveyor, March 1857. n lo1t NJ " ".
pDlock no. T. and bounded as foiioewrss w. 40, IN
BBeflnning at a point on the son,b .oiWlts
az Sae nort5west corner oflot Nc. ~. IN %'ggnus,
ana pqpres' addition, and the norttLgol n yoaes
neT OF lot Ne. 10; thence outbwor5 IILeast COR
WIN Jones avenue $50 feet 10 tbe p%.fAllel
gqIner OF lot No. Is; thence wostws yy1tne9st
dividing lines between lots p ~usSwsra on the
Slyyiswo isst 91pd SIX inches to the sa ~ end ~
eolnGr 81 lot No; IS; thence neSft southwest
wy 9lvlaing line between lots " Iwsfeiy on
INJURED and forty-three feat ~ "hp n one
stree!i thence eastwardly with n" hqoeson
u E sarq street hity feet to tho besipSSGi1oten side
Tri4ulty OF, redemption waived running.
~ tltle believed 10 be Pood H.. r..
as WIustge, SIMON STURh' ffseL eniy
"ewPais' April 9sd, 1850, trustee;
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T~rlnstee's gale.

4 virtue Of the power in me vested bv =
j1ns. $50 Yi uu.St, executed on the sd day Of
booT ,NTo'5i so1k y, page al, and recorded in
q gSoK no. 10, page 20, ofthe Registers Office of
SiiIDy e9un ty, at the request of the bene6-
claly theTe'.n named. | will ON RI NV"VH
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
|. G. TYLER, N. A., Principal.
100 UNION STREET.
Of 100
Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

N1Ek authority Vested in us by Senate
y9lnt resolution No. II, adopted nv tbs
5 lsedglS5ature OF state of Tennessee. NarcS
o on ISL approved March oath, 1917, we will,
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FOrtify tIle System

And you arc armed against disease. The
finest tonic for this purpose is Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which renders digestion
easy and complete, oounteracts biliousness,
and keeps the bowels in order, and so genial
and benefcient are its effect that not only Is
the body invigorated and regulated by It's
use, but dependency bhnished from the
mind.
For sale by ali druggists and dealers genor-
ally. SAYS
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The subscription price Of the DAILY
PUBLIC LEDGER is IS per annum and
SOC per month fOrivss than one year. The
WEEKLY LEDGER is 81 per annum-
postage free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14
Trucina,n Sole

NpEE and by virtue of eve certain doad.
los, S Ua sGa sIs. G onS record ed in record book No.
S9 Of the REGISTER oiBce oF sHS o 1Vo, page
tennessee default hayiRg been made nanny Uga
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-14

Friday Evening, May IA. 1850
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Chanoory Sale Of Real Estate.

Ton HOLMAN, Jr., Vi Tenn.
chairman County Court Shelby Oountv 4, or
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
,NTER-ocEANlc CANAL.

WASHINGTON, March 6-The select
Commi ttee of the House Of Represent
atives on the Inter-Oceanic Canal,
unanimously reported the following
joint resolution with a recommends
ton for Its immediate adoption:
Be it Rcsolrcd by the Senate and House
of Representatives., etc.,
That the establishment Of any form
Of prOtectOrate by any of the powers Of
Europe over any of the Independent
states of this continent, or the intro
ductiOn from any quarters OF q scheme
or policy which would carry with 1t
the right to any European to interfere
with their concerns, or to control in
any other manner their destiny, or to
transfer to any such power, by con-
quest, cessiOn or acquisition, or in any
other way, any of these states, or any
portion thereof. Is . measure to which
this Government has, In the declara-
ton of President Monroe, in his mes
sage Of December second, 1928, and
known ~ the Monroe Doctrine"
avowed his opposition. and should an
attempt be made will regard and
treat il as dangerous to our peace, pros
perity and safety.
RssOirsd, That II il to the interest
and right Of the United States to have
possession, direction, control and gov
eminent Of any canal, railroad and
other artificial communication To be
constructed across the isthmus con-
Meeting the American continents for
the transfer Of vessels and cargoes
from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific
Ocean: whether the same be built or
constructed at Panama, Nicaragua or
elsewhere, and in view Of the magni-
tude of this interest, ii l. the duty of
the United States to insist, il built,
and by whomsOever the same may be
commenced, prosecuted or completed,
and whatever the nationality of its
corporators or source of their capital,
that the interests Of the United States
and their right to the possession and
control Of the same will be asserted
and maintained whenever in their
opinion it becomes necessary.
And, De IL further resotred, That
the President be requested TO take
steps necessary and prepare for the abb
rogation Of any existing treaties whose
terms are in conflict with this declara-
ton of princirles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
A KANSAS LETTER.

From The Nj Vernon. tOj Republican.
Ed Republican: AsI have changed
my place of residence from Knox
county, O., to Saline county, Kansas,
on the Kansas Pacific r. r., have
bought O farm Of one hundred and
twenty acaes on the Saline river bot
tom, five miles north Of the county
seat, which II Salina, Q place Of four
thousand inhabitants, and IL is q live
town. 1t is situated In the great wheat
growing belt Of Kansas. Wheat IL
the principal product, although other
crops grow equally as well. They
grow very fine corn, and have seen
the finest Eat hogs here that / ever saw
in any market, and the best stock Of
hogS. They are worth $3.50 per hum
dred. Wheat Is worth a5 cents per
bushel, oats 80 cents. corn IS TO sbcents.
The farmers are busy hauling their
wheat to market; they don't put iew
sacks in the wagon and go TO market
and call it full load. but they put the
side-boaris on their wagons and I'LL
the bed with wheat and then lay sacks
on the top of II: they haul from sixty
to eighty bushels on one wagon, and
then trot OF with II like you do in
Ohio with an empty wagon. The
ruAds are level and solid. There has
not been any rain here for the last four
months. II does not rain here in the
winter and yet everything Is growing
and looking well. Ineyer saw wheat
look better than il does here; there Is
something In the soil that creates .
moisture. The farmers arc Flowing
for corn and the ground Is nice and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
A slEEPINe-cAR COMEDY
From the Detroit Free Pres.

roua tue Detroit Free Press
a traveller on the railroad relates the
following incident: A middle-aged
married couple have turned in next to
me, having boarded q train at a way
station: They have evidently been
much hurried and are out of humor,
Tor the wife is fretful and excited, and
the husband growls above his voice in
this style:
Now, I'll just bet you didn't put
my night shirt in"
''S'hush! It's in the basket in the
corner" replies the woman.
1--WE looked in the basket and faint
there. | s'pose you put it in the bot
tom under the vittals.r
II, the vittals, indeed" Why.
John, what on Garth are YOU
a-d-O-i-n ~
I'm lOOkin' for my shirt
Don't, that's the wrong basket.
You've gone and split those pickles all
over the bed! l never see such a
man."
Never mind, Mary-you needn't
tell the whole car" This in whisper
peculiar to the stage.
Looking for your old shirt in the
dinner basket! don't see what any
one wants night shirt for on a rail-
road, anyway" retorted the indignant
female; and there was whirring
sound, which indicated that she had
pitched the missing garment into his
face just in time to choke of a wicked
rejOinder.
"S'pssen the cars were forum off the
track" she added. You'd be a nice
picture, wadin' out ola swamp, or roll
In down bank in that, wouldn't
your"
I'D be just as comfortable and purity
as you in that"
'S'hush! You'll disgrace both OF us
with your tongue wh;npe.ing.
MY tongue! Well, d-n me, Mary,
There, now, you're cursing me, you
-yOu-" Breaks off to sob.
There's where she had him.
i fancied soon after hearing the reas-
onant and beautiful sound OF kiss,
but perhaps IL was only the angels,
and dropped of TO sleep again. On
the following day I saw the middle
aged couple seated opposite me MUNICH
ing pickles and fried chicken ut inter-
vals-as dOcile and happy couple as
any NAV wish to see
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
FlTZ JOHN PORTER.

From The New York sun,
1t was obviously Gen. Porter's own
fault that he was dismissed from the
army. Hi: messages to Burnside, of
August, 1862, show that he was veXed
beyond endurance at being ordered To
quit McClellan's army and join Pope's;
that he expressed the utmost contempt
for the movements he was supposed TO
he aiding; that he besOught Burnside
to do what he couldtO get him and his
corps away from Pope, leaving the lat.
ter to his fate. When a man who
writes such dispatches is found on the
selfsame days to have been sluggish in
Obeying some of Pope's orders, and tn
haze disobeyed others, what Judgment
can he expect? \ court martial, called
while the smart and ciiagrin OF Pope =
defeat and rOut were still fresh, would
not be likely to hold Porter's spirit
and conduct blameless.
1t is true that, reviewing all the cir
cumstances dozen years later, "a board
of military men might conclude, Us the
ScEOfieid Board of Inquiry has in fact
concluded, that Gen. Porter had
grounds for his slow performance or
non-perfOrmance of POpe's orders
That board has now admitted rs valid
his reasons for not marching at the
assigned hour from Warrenton June
ton in the early morning of Aug. Is,
1862, and for refraining from taking
part in the combats of Aug. -; and
1t has pronounced correc; his assertion
that the 4 p. NJ. order to attack OH that
day arrived too late. But the Schofield
Board expressly based its conclusions
regarding the events of Aug. - on re-
Gently adduced evidence, not accessi-
BILE to the court martial of 1867 In
other words, the court, it holds. would
have judged otherwise, with the adj
vantage of the subsequent evidence
Be this rs il may, it was lis duty to
judge ON the evidence before il, and
Gen. Porter put before it all he then
had. Hence 1t is doubly clear that,
whether from his carelessness or his
intent, it was Gen. POrter's own atti-
tude and acts towards Pope's CAM
paign that caused his dismissal. On
what ground can he now ask Congress
to pay him for all the time he was out
Of the army by his own fault.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Publication Notice.

Loci, X Whit. Of chicago, In the state Of I'LL
nois, viii take notice that kit'is l. White 81 the
esaniy Of Saline In the stat. " Kansas DID on the
.nd day % March. A D, ls-D. Gle her PETITION in
the District Court uiilsn and foi the county 81 "a
line in the state Of hsusas .-a.nst aid LDgis y
White defendant End thst he, aid Louis X.
White has bee N sued uy,ou n Petition as above
stated, ~ said kittie l. Shis Tor divorce under
the Laws % the state % hsn>ss; AL aid Lsul, X
White l, further nytiss.i tina; h. must answer The
petition aled by plaints Kltiis J. white. % Of b.
Tor. the 18th day q April A. D. ls-o OF the I-e;.-
lion Of aid kit.le White sii - taken AMI
julz,.ut sIII 20 rerIsrci fr wore % all Kit
tic l.. white from ali Louis h White apSa the
s-oEfsj- stated In sad priitlJu
So kITTIE l. WHITE, PlzI.ilf
~aliuz ksE. M.rrh 4 l--,
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Public Notice.

NOTICE Is her. By given that t "a tn. iEss Ito
~ ofthe Boari o. County Cou1asis,loBsrs - "a
u ne o,JaBty. Kansas to ofrr for sale the ~ N
day 81 March, Is-l D-I the succeeding days tasre-
amer, the n~qr Of the aver ~ So Is. 7 ~ RS
stb J. u. siiasted an ssIlas cssrgy. kan-ss kBssn
n the oi' saline counfy F.if Fr0drf.- AMI - liz.
ts.- Of The sane. provided s<isa1tssrss. ole
eau b effected. TIE oBgHty ci@rt VII r.c~iEs
r-.>cs; i0,- fsr ,orch,.- IT ". sf-~ T.-tas sssh
b. srsist 81 the Bard 4 CssBty CSaarnl...sr.r.
JOSEPH SARGENT COanty CiSrs
!ssiina kss rcbrazrT - I--D
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Notice for Publication.
L.~poyrIcr ~ surx. K.~..,

LANFpyFIcr ~ S.ffNs ks~ass.
s4rrh Is, l--a
NOTICE Is hsrbg sfr-n tksi 10 fsig. ins-
~ nxn-s sstil.f 10, sl-i nossre Of NJ, isissfssn
% nAse sAzi p-Daf at Jhs Lad Seos .: ssiins
ksnsss In ssp,,prf q his eisisa. ssf s~ces. Ana
eEiry ;hss-ofs ~ III sIysrstssa 81 thirty ssy. fr
April. ls-s.
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ihs fsllgs .s ga IA. . s;s--.Ss. va. hE Ma
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all II hs ana ,<ssSers sslss. ossniy. k.s-s.
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6uckiea's Arnica Ssise.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Uicer-, salt Rheum,
letter, Chapped Hand, Chillblains,
Corn-, and all kinds of skin Eruy-
tons. This Salve IL guaranteed 10
give perfect satisfaction In every ca-e
or money refunded Price - cents
per box For sale by Howard ".
sale. SaIina If
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Notice for Publication.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
SWORN EVIDENCE.
ne So.iovinS euro Is probably the most ~
rrsexabss eser enccssd By any medical
preparation for TIE treatment
Of Cesarrfi:

csafsrzc1-I Scr by cc.t'fy ;sas t.-. RAJ csfsrft
or ten years. and for the lat year. have been
err!be sufferer. ] vas rendered partially ceas Ia
'uxzfaS II the head r.:1s ac-vss lie tefir.. d-:y
orsiis ha-d and constant e9-gh. severe pain aerca
he chest, and every Indication o. ecr-auYticn- Ny
iSat 3ched all lie tine. The c,a,.cr secrr1Gia:ea 50
s2icly is ny head and throa; that rOaii rot keep
ed. seemed 10 ne. at the ro.si of snsocataa-
soclt thea hayc rscoc->c 10 my poses
c.sodSe ;he maers fro. ny throat sad heai before
ser2 sef- &c sic ss.tn. spertot cf
VIA ciiculsy allow. fnsiiy ccasal-. eminent
rreeon IN regaTt Operation on - n. BIZ, ~ rs
el1ess posfpooei - Ahe e0cs,aEt .asa7-caauoa ara
cera:inn In ~ isrost cstt b. TIE POISONOUS r.af
nc.E-dny L. ta-t e0aSacd ia-.-sS-;.y.-s deep.
ara cccgs. Mes-ve,e my sys.c-, esgsl 70 show SO
asc;sof O. Is thar I!ost .sss pale. as
boseo every syn: ton OF a. s1-y ce-th ~ consaHa2
IL months sso brIan ae use OF s.SyoID's Ra,icsr
ZEE FOR 4-A A.Icr using the gr<. hcttis be-
20 improve rapidly. Tee trss dee se.r.c .ocle..
ey head as had Rat l7vsa u 10 D. fcs yesr>- ];
az c0zJs q. three sgEs. IL Est; /; cl-c sooi
ecsce2 tae Liam St;csi - ciii- 1: 81 tJsh.
tbsi they 50, ccss.d - tr'USie NC 1se sorratn
cross J cest c.sagpe ard. tac ba,s1G noises In ~
cr-re;e,y res-rcd end every s1ptoH al SEQ. that
isc recrcet :c % ;he verge OF tle s-ye cEsa.srr7
" The Use o.SsNFoSp's " oIcsL tr 81 PCS CNTArra
I have herf. LIS .TrVts h. sase. - eruryisi.
I1,e 20 cccyrce many thsr th.s - great remedy.
familiar With t5e tre3t-1cu- - Cst2rra a. r-,r
led ~ TIE lest ihyscisIs. Srt have ecraGi;ed ils
cost era.cc.t .J0u: rzy have Used every Air.
Tea.edy sad z3para;as that have appeared dsr..S
t4oi Of SIX year, past ard have vhIe III
taken q senersi health hut ootsineS
o reii-i or encorsss &C.: :rut2 ang q them
Boston. Feb. =. IT.. Ga. /. DISsNoEE
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Dissolution Notice.

THE eo-psrs-rhip hsr~tSfsss srissiba IN The
y iBiliiag and grain toslnss. at rsIps t.nos
between frsnt f,oofnov D rsoiisy and = 4
AAt<s. has bssn thu day dissolved by nsfssI
agreement, sbi the siihdrA-sI frysa ssd srs u
ssi " aolisy I'd Macs All dstt. ass the eru
are 10 u paid W frshk Co.isSs ant AL dsuss I'd
sz.ins. the szH1s assumed 10 70 psd By hirs-
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n y wOOlLEY.
"a MAPS.
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woolisy asi y. A. Maze. IN the faiIi ns sss Srsln
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'.o>tsov Co ard hs.ins fsrussi psrnsr.Aly
In nd ts1sins,~ With y. kssSslpA. 81 D~csfpr
III 70 take Effect from this date. the ssrss vli 10
eDsAuctsd hsresfsr ~ ssssh nss frrA ss4ss tks
q y. s.osifss- Ca
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Notice Of Cosaiy ssperisieslesi
Puhlle Sale NOllre.

NOTrCE y s~gsAy Ss..s as: ~ .eS~-Sssss
~ s6.isssrsses u IL. s~ss.s sf1ss-s tr>ssyss.
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e .s~ssva-s ,@ssssv - s~s n a. ess.
Sss>s fsssrss t>ssa.~f Tssss = ase-<>ss
ts.f esss ss< o. tssss<s 10 900 stsss s>0s& 49,
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TRADE?

FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:
Northwest quarter Sec. ll-l5-lw,
$500. 81 900 trade, balance cash and
time.
Northeast quarter Sec. l7-l5-lw.
5000. $500 trade, balance cash and
time
Southwest quarter Sec. 2-l6-lw,
u 600. leo acres sloping prairie, II
miles southeast from Salina and but
three from timber on the Smoky Hill
river, and from Assaria, on the Salina
4 Southwestern II. X. Good frame
house 2Ox22-three rooms and 60 acres
Of old land, fruit trees and stock water.
500 trade, 800 cash, balance on long
time.
East half Sec. l2-l3-Sw, 5000.
u 600 trade, balance cash and time.
Northwest quarter Sec. 34-l3-3w,
S2.a0O. 81 GOO trade, balance cash and
time.
Northeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter Sec. 36-l3-3w, $500. $3.50 trade,
balance cash and time.
East half Sec. l5-l3-4w, 5000.
81 900 trade, balance cash aud time.
West half Sec. l5-l4-iw, $500.
u 900 trade, balance cash and time.
North half Sec. 33. IA, 5w, s., 500.
u 900 trade, balance cash and time.