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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

The harvest IL all over, and the land
scape Is beautifully dotted with wheat
stacks. The wheat will be much
plumper than people thought when
harvesting.
The bell for the Salemsburg church
has arrived.
The twine-binders have been q sue
cess here, and will be likely to take
the lead In the near future.
Having gone through the tolls and
hurry of harvest, made up my mind
to devote one day to the pursuits of
pleasure. So started off in q SOUTH
westerly direction up the lovely Dry
creek valley. In going by I called on
our postmaster, ]. A. Ahleen. Besides
attending faithfully to his Official du-
ties, he farms on an extensive scale.
Crossing the creek. next came to the
farm belonging to Mr.. John Peterson.
He il q plucky, Woodworking man,
and as q proof of this, his settings Of
wheat extended nearly from one side
Uf his farm to the other. He says the
only thing he can't raise IL Q family.
After turning south and passing some
minor farms, I came to Major Eric
Forsse's. He is acting postmaster at
Falun. The Major is man naturally
of good spirits, and IL they sometimes
fail he can rely on artificial ones. Go
ing up the valley, I went by the fields
of the politicians and by the vineyards
of the men who talk much greenback-
ism, and, 10, they were all grown over
with thorns! Then / saw and con-
sidered il well, and received instruc.
ton, Do not likewise! Further up l
passed the farm belonging to c. +.
Ericsson. 1t il q model Of beauty. His
house is built upon knoll, command
ing q fine view of the surrounding
country. Crossing the apex which
divides the waters Of Dry creek and
the Smoky river, I came into Nc
Pherson county. The crops In the
river valley had suffered some from
the floods last spring. Turning home
ward ] passed through the lively town
of LindsbOrg. The streets were liter
ally swarming with people attending
the Swedish Lutheran Synod, then in
session at that place. Going home, l
went up Oh the Smoky buttes, and for
a fine view they can not be exceiled.
You can follow the course Of the Smoky
for thirty miles or more, until II dis
appears in the far-Of horizon. Like a
thread of mist. the farms and grain
stacks could be counted by the thou.
sands. Salina can be seen i'm the dis
lance, and Lindsborg lies right down
below. 1t Is a sight not soon to be
forgotten. I descended and wended
my way home, tired, hot and dusty.
SIMPLE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

The latest story about Guiteau
eclipses all the rest and seems TO be
well authenticated. IL is TO the effect
that Guitrau had arranged with "Sir
Charles Ashley" the alleged noble
man, TO palm of OH the ignorant and
superstitious second coming Of Christ.
Ashley was TO personate the Lord and
Guiteau was to he his John the Baptist
''crying in the wilderness. The the
DRY of the insanity of the assassin is
fast fading before the belief in his dew
ilish wicEelnesS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

All men and women who work hard
mind or body are subject to periodical
attacks Of biliousnsss, which may end
in disordersd kidneys or liver and dan
ger0us illness. A 50 ct. or 500 bottle
Of Parkef's Ginger Tonic will keep
these organs activs. and BY preventing
the attack save you much sickness, loss
oftime andgreat expense. Many fam
ilies are kept in perfect health by using
the Tonic when spring or fall sickness
threatens. Delay ct such times means
Congratulated Pres. See other col
umn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

The Las Vegas, n. NJ, gazette has
positive information that Billy, Z" The
Kid" the notorious murderer and out
law, who for several years has been the
terror of the New Mexican cattle men,
was on the 18th inst killed by Pat
Garrett, Sheriff of Lincoln county.
Garrett has been on his track for some
time, and on the 18th overhauled him
in a cabin ut Fort Sumner, and shot
him dead. 1.-The Kid" was native of
New York, and his name was Nee Carly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE DEADLOCK at Albany has been
partially broken. Warner Miller was
elected last Saturday TO ill the vacancy
caused by resignation Of Platt. There
il u strong belief that +. q. Laphan
will finally be elected to succeed COnk-
ling. Miller is 80 years old. q manu-
facturer and now a member of Con-
gress. Statesmen are no longer in de-
mapd Ia New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE Agricultural Department at
Washington estimates the wheat crop
at SO per cent of last years yield,
making the total crop of 1881 400, 600,
OO bushel-, a shortage Of $4,000, 1000
huahals
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

J. w. BOoKwALTER, q prominent
manufacturer of Spr ingfield, Ohio,
was the person selected by the Demo
Gratis of that state in their convention,
to beat Charley Foster, which is not
likely to lie done
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE Ohio prohibitionists will hold
o convention at Lovelsnd, July 2lth.
The ultra temperance element has
made overtures to the Greenbackers
to form = combination. This has not
vet been agreed Ia or rejected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

AT Zurich the Swiss Grand Council
have decided, 10y large majority, not
to allsw the Socialists, Nihilists,
Communists, etc, to hold their univer.
ssl congress i'm that city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21
Proceedings Of the Board Of County Com
missioners.

July 6-BOard met pursuant to adj
jOurnment Present-w. Ii. SchOll,
chairman, Arson Miller, member, and
Olof FOrsse appeared and took his seat
at 3 o'clock p. m. The following order
was passed: Whereas it appears to
the satisfaction of this Board that q
tender of the tax for 1879 on M swt
Do Is 4 was made to the county treas
urer by the owner, James Devlin, and
whereas said land was not assessed on
the tax rolls, and whereas afterward
said land was sold for said tax of 1879;
it Is therefore ordered that Mr.. Devlin
he allowed to pay the original tax on
said land amounting to 81. ~, and that
the amount of 1914 shall he charged
tn3Saline county.
Bills allowed.
Board adjourned until Thursds y,
July 9TH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

EXPERIMENTS are making in the
White House, intended To test the
practicabiIity Of ascertaining by cleo.
trical means the position of the bullet
which lies imbedded in the Presidents
hrsAu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THERE il some excitement over the
discovery of gold in the sand taken
out of Great Spirit spring in Mitchell
county. Old miners, however, say
that while there is gold there II will
hardly nav for working.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE President contemplates . trip
In about n week by the steamer Dis
patch, to Old Point Comfort, and il
that proves beneficial he will be taken
TO Long Branch.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE jurisdiction Of Col. John c.
Carpenter, U. 8. collector, has been
enlarged by adding the Indian terri
tory t. his district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

MILLER, the newly elected Senator
from New York, Is q cousin Of Col. ID.
r. Anthony.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21
Walto1.

sftAS Nis,ssh PseiAe Hailruo1. Paynsnn naAe
vhen called for. - nIlo q - sesspss vosk 70
Ut 70 parties having team. Hor further partieu-
ROBERT BAGNELL, Contractor,
e5At Hiavatha, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

ExLiov. OSBORNE will not come
home. but go directly across the CONT
pept from Chill to Brazil.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21
Lake Forest UniYersitY

Ladies' Seolnaey-unsarpaassd. Aoo0e-
oy-thorsugh. C01lege-four courses. Tear
sent BY the President, D. 3. GnsooRY, D. D., Lake
Forest, Illinois 1888
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

Iris reported that the grasshoppep
have appeared on the Dakotah prairies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21
NOTICE.

TREA0URY DEPARTMENT,
OvSIcR opf08 ConP1nOlls1 OF TEE Cuna4NcY
Washingson, June l7ih. ISL. J
WH1aEAA. By satisfactory evidence presented
w - the aaAessigned u has been made to
oPpoe4 that he fiSss Natieaal Bank Of sslina In
t.csky q selna n tls ee.nty q Saline and STATE
q ksasos BE- complied With I'll the provisions Of
ed 70 Be complied With before an association shall
b authorised 70 connsnes the business Of Bank
ing.
Nos. thsrsfore, J.. John Jay Knox. Compsroller
Of the Currency, Do hereby certify that The First
Nstional Daak q 6alina In the City Of Salins, In
the County Of Saline and STATE Of Kansas, IL su-
thosi9ed = commence the business Of BANKING o.
provided In 0setion FifSy-one Hundred and SIXTY
nine Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States
IN testtooey whereof witness my hand and seal
ofooss this nth day Of June, 1851.
{L-s} co :Sas LAY & k Z: Currency.
No. 353s. p low
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

july eth, 1881.
Board met pursuant toadjournment
Present-W. b. SchOll, chairman, An
son Miller and Olof FOrsse, members.
The following order was passed !:
Whereas il appears to the satisfaction
Of this Board under the advice of the
county attorney, that the south half
of Lot 81, Santa Fe avenue, was not
taxable for the year 1879, the same be-
ing city property, il il therefore Or
dered that the money be refunded on
return OF tsx sale certificate therefor.
with interest thereon at the rate Of 10
per cent to date from time of sale, and
the various funds be charged their re-
spective amounts.
Ordered by the board that A. e. Rey-
nolds and A. Wellington be appointed
treasurer examiners for the Srd quar-
ter 1ssl.
Adjourned 10 meet Friday, July sth,
1881.
July 8, ISL.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All pssaent.
Bills allowed.
Ordered that r. r. Titus be appoint
I'll OT1uSc cASillucI Vi tuc DIooANbN
bridge.
Adjourned until July 9, 1881.
July IL, 1881.
Board Of commissioners met pur-
susnt to adjournment. All present.
We the undersigned county commits
sioners Of Saline county, state Of Kan
sas, Of tine lst part, and Ed. Whitman,
Register Of Deeds of the aforesaid
county and state, Of the End part, have
made this day the following agree
ment. to-wit:
Said Ed. Whitman hereby binds
himself to compare aud correct . Ger
tain numerical index now In the ONCE
of Register of Deeds and also to At
tach to said Index his Official certifi.
cate as to the correctness Of said Nu-
merical Index. Said county commits
missioners hereby bind themselves to
pay to said Ed. Whitman for compar.
Ing and corrscting said Numerical In
dex now In the olll0e Of the Register
Of Deeds, the sum Of ESQ ip full salts
faction to both parties.
Adjourned until July Is 1851.
July Is, 1881.
Board met psrsssut 10 adjournment
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21
Publication N0llce.

In the District Cour, Of Saline County, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-21

THE Garfield fund now amour ts to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-07
The assets of the city amount to 3S.4SS.OOO
and the amount of exemptions is $40 COL, ,l60.
PRIZE FROM THE BELGIAN KING.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l


WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-In December, 1874, the
King of the Belglans offered yearly prze OF $4,000
francs d" for the encouragement of intellectual et-
forn The prize for the year 1881. which is open to
the competition of citizens of all nations, VIII DO
awarded to the best work on the means OF im-
proving ports established on low and sandy coasts.
like those of Belgium The conditions of the COM
petition and award are a. follows: l. Foreigners
desiring to compete will be required TO send
their works, either printed or in manuscript, to
the Minister of the Interior at Brussels before March
81, 1881. .. manuscript work obtaining the
prize must be published in tho course OF the year
following that IN which the prize shall have been
awarded. 3. The award will be made by Jury
appointed by His Majesty, the King OF the Bel
gians The jury will be composed OF seven mem
brrs, three OF whom are 10 be Begans and four
foreigners of different nationaties. General Eaton,
Comnissoncr of Education in q circular calling
the attention. of American scientists, engineers and
educators to the subject says: " Competitors IN tne
United States are advised that they should forward
their articles through the Department OF State"
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PLACEMENTS or UESTERN NEWS.

PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION OF TELEPHONE CoMPA-
MES
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The consolidation OF the
American rict ana Bell Telephone Companies IN tots
clty ia talked Of Each company has 1850 telephones
SEVEN PROPELI FRS SOLD. -
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 6.-The Northern Transit
C,nnnv has sold seven OF its propelcrs TO f. stern
capllaists at prices ranging from $4,000 to s@OOoo
each -. o,,,o.co
FINDING A SUPPORTER N CHICAGO.
CuIcAGO, Feb. 6-Francs Gardner, manager
NJ rhn Legion of Honor company. confirms the report
that Chicago capitalist TO back him IN an attempt 10
produce the Passion Play IN New York.
RI,MOR OF 4 PROPOSED RACE DENIED.
C1NCINNATI, Feb. 6.-Captain Stone, who
has arge OF Mauo g. that 1t cannot be true THAI
Mr. Vanderbilt has accepted challenge r9m Ii, v;
Rcmis OF Chicago for Il race between sOrrel Dau and
Maud s. - -
PROUD OF PAST SVFFERINGS:
CHICAGO, Feb. GA meeting will be held
her, .lnOrrow 10 take action relative to proposed
OF the tenth anniversary Of the great nic an
imposing street pageant Is probable feature VI 'Ho
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CANNON'S CASE AND POLYGAMY.

InY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSFl
W\sIllNGTON, Feb Ca TRIBUNE correspondent
conyersed for a few moments this evening with
Governor Eli II. Murray. of Utah. " filed full
abatement of the case yesterday with Clerk Adams.
of the House of Representatives,, said he, in answer
10 an inquiry about the contest between Cannon and
Campbell for seat III the House of Representa-
tIycs.
What are its main points! ~ asked the corrcspOn-
dent
"Simply that Cannon. who received the majority
of votes was never naturIlizcd ana cannot, there
fore. be Delegate in Congress, not being citizen
of the United States"
"Dll the Mormon question enter into the case as
Il reason for your decision against CannonT
Not ut all Il was none OF my business how
many wives Cannon had. That ought to dlsqualify
n man for holding office, but it does not, ana VIII
NOT. nntIl Congress takes action on the subJectT
"Eiow does the institution of pOlygamy appear to
vou Governor upon close inspection y
" Ia many respects pOlygamlc slavery IS worse
than negro slavery. The nOn-M0rm0n portion OF
thc cOmmunty numbering about 10000 souls mas
hr1 nrltionng for years that steps for ITS abolish
mrnt he taken by Congress- bur nothing is uonG
How does it affect political affairs OF the Icrrl-
tory |" 1.;. ;.oono,,o of ~.
comnlishinp lls PURPOSES whatever they may be, by
means of the extension Of the suffrage 10 Wairleu
women. Under the alien laws OF the unltel o.a.es
n man must be u resident OF tho country lor aCci-
tain number of years and havo attained u certain
ogc before he is entitled to cltlzensnp anu 10 tho
franchise Under the laws oil Utah man, tle n"AC
day after naturalization, RAY marry hS many wives
as he chooses, and then they may an Eulc' Nv niS
for instance marry Chinese girl twelve years ou,
who hasn't been III the country month, duu lhc
act Will cntltlo her To vote a., vi,
Governor Murray left Washington Tor ew-lorh
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TOLERATION IN MISSISSIPPI.
Az ATTEMPT by YOUNG MEN TO BREAK UP COL
ORrD THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL FIRMLY MET AND
HAPPILY FRUsIRATED-1HE SCHOOL APPROVED

Az ATTEMPT BY YOUNG MEN TO Bl'hAh w n WI"
OKED THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL FIRMLY MET AND
happily FRUsTRATED-THE SCHOOL APPROVED
OF At A PUBLIC MEETING.
InY TELEGRAPH 40 THE TRIBUSE.l
W,.urxcrox Feb. 6-Profrssor William Ireland
,vos sent TO Mississippi i'll November last Dy the
Women's Missionary Society of the ChrlStiahC Church
IN establish A Theological school for cOlored students
Tho socictv had collected in the North T20,OOO Tor
this enterprise and $l00,0 900 more had been PROM
God in case of need Professor Ireland WAS encour-
ooed by Mr.. w. J.S. Merrill, IN old and highly re-
snected citizen of Hemmingway. Carroll county,
Miss to establish his school at that place. lie de-
cided 10 do So and met with such success that on
tha 1Oth of last month the school was opened unuer
very favorable auspices. 1t appears however thso
SOME of the "boods" in that vicinity were greaI'y
vcited Inv the appearance of another Yankee school,
master, and determined to nip MS en-
terprise in the bud. How they trieu anu no" 'noS
foilcd il told in the following extracts from etter
,vr;tten bv Mr. Merrill to his son. VINO ls corre
onopdant in Washington of The LOuisriHe Courier
Iouruol Mr.. Merrill and his son were soldiers In
the Confederate Army, and are Democrats IN poll
tics. If Mississippi had few thousand more sucn
citizens the state would soon be In far more en-
couraQ1nQ condition than it is at present.
The extracts from Mr.. MerrilPs letter. Which 10
pated Hemingway January II. 1881. are as Iol'
Iows. "Iate in the evening OF January w. ile'
ccived message urging me to get to hemmingway
40 soon as possible as number OF hcl
had collected there and were threatening "
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THE ANGLO-IRIsH STRUGGLE.
THE EXCITEMENT UNABA1ED.

apRo-IR1su MEETING IN LoND"N-MCch lNoi',", ,,
r1oN EviNCED BY THE IRISH IN THIS CITY AND
RRooKIyN-sECRETARY FORsTERs sPEkCh AND
ITS EFFECTS DESCRIBED. ,
The London Radical Clubs organized large
demonstration in Trafalgar-Square yesterday
to oppose coercion. Several meetings nave
b.en prohibited in Ireland. Several meetings.
of the Land League were held yesterday IN
New-York and Brooklyn. and much ieel-
ing was manifested. The arrest OF DaV'''
was bitterly denounced. At one meetins III
This CITY it was proposed to organize military
comnanv and begin drilling at once. j ne
sneecb of Mr.. Forster on the Coercion oili'
and the general effect of his statements on the
House of Commons, are described in the Lon
don letter appended.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
cuApcrD WITH KU.KLUXING.

CHARGED WITH KU-kLO AiNo' A..
CtHCINNATL Feb. Gan Owensvllle, nv, us
match soy Noble Johnson OF Fleming county was
Thursday charged with KuKluxing one Jonn a.
Powell IN Fleming last N0Velnoer ..,.o,,
IkTrERs RECOVERED FROM WKECh.
C,upn<nIIr Pcnh., Feb 6.-Several letteTs were
~ tbe most ONCE here Honesdee, PENN few
train az Ioga Centre Some Important letters were
burned :. .,,,rero~,
SHIP STRANDED NEAR GALVESTON
C.,vrsroN lex, Feb. 6.-Ihe ship Adrlana OF
,o IONS burden bound for Liverpool with 1000 baes OF
OF the bar at yesterday In sixteen
90, ~ wafer The all saved The vessel Is propa-
w COLD WEATHER IN VIRGINIA. -,
prrFpsBURG, Va, Feb. 6-Ihe intense colo
n the last has frozen the rlVer ann navl
WAN "a completely obstructed. The roads are 80 Dady
ro1e that they almost impossible There was oueia
ti0n In the temperature To-Day -.-,
pAIIwAY EMPLOYEES IN A SERIOUS QUARREL.
Pp1EnsBURG Va, Feb. 5.-An quarrel ln1rs-
dov az Bnrkvile. between fireman nained hce ane
y n Amber SON. employees OF The Richmond and Dan.
Vile RarOad Anderson injured hco 30 se'eieS "' Ho ~
expected die Anderson ned.
BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A WOMAN
TprNrnN N j. Feb. 0.-ln drunken quarrel
- uaisteads BASIN this morning Caroline Mosey had one
ave- nocked out and stabbed eight times ~ uae tscc W
$500 Wosev with ptchfork Jefferson Mo'ley, ner nus
ed ssyera shots at George Mosey VINO was
~ CRIME IN TEXAS. ,
GAyFsTnN Tex, Feb. GA dl-patcn 10 Ire s Nen'
$50 mar Wahin gtSn while resisting arrest
& y ami probably fatally shot 9t fea; =,
anstcl from calvert I'll at d. W. wear OF na n,.ht
xos assassinatsd by j. ]. hickman on wednesday nSH"
Hickman ID IN CUSTODY
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CALIF0RNI4 F4RMERS ORGANIZING.

SAN FRANCIsco, Feb 6.-The Farmers
Convention to-day resolved TO form Wheat-Growers
Association for California for mutual aid and protection
agatnst middlemen. Tie first meeting is to he held
Aprl Ia. One OF aims OF the proposed OtganZatOn
rrrnnts and commission.
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OPPOSING COERCION.

. LARGE DEMONSTRATION IN LOND0N-sYMPAlhf
WITH IRELAND AvOwRD BY BRITISH RADICALS.
LONDON, Monday Feb. Z. 1881
large demonstration was made III lr''a'ear
Square yesterday under the auspices oi the Lo"uoh
Radical Clubs to protest against coercion.
MORE MLETINGs PROHIBITED
Most of the Land League meetings amour eed loi
yesterday iu Ireland were prohibited.
The report comes from trustworthy sou'>c that
Mr.. Davitt will be released as soon as ORDER Is re-
stored on condition that he does not return to Ire
land. Mr. Davitt has been taken TO Portland IrIson
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CINCINNATI FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

CINCINNATI tlNANClAL Arr Alhc'
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSEl
WARRINGTON, Feb. 0.-Ihe Census Bureau fur
nishes the following atcment regarding the wealth.
debt and taxation of tho City of Cincinnati:
, 1881-09-17
TnE "a V s."

UMS NA
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Approved By Government 25th II 1879.
For an advertisement Of S lines or under,
one to three insertions
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For one to three subsequent insertions the
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All advertisements for insertion must
he delivered at this Office on TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS not later than one O'Clock
D. m. The postage on letters to this Once
from West End or st Thomas must be pre-
paid or no notice will be taken OF them.
GO Gontrtbutors-we cannot pay any attention to
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wiM parties 0cAo mag be wiSAt@t to
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terly.
JUB PRlN tNG r Sa'sp. n''''s'' and '''-
, 1881-09-17
MORNING STAR

situated in this Islands Queens
Quarter sub No. 4 ad No. 8 and
Northside Quarter Ltr. B sub No.
10 with all appurtenances, will be
offered for sale at 8 public Auctions
in accordance with the Placard dated
22nd April 1917,
The Auctions to be held at the
undersigned Auction Office at l
o'clock p m, as follows.
lst Auction on Friday October 7th
1881.
, 1881-09-17
PrOklama.

n LIE og Enhver der MATTE
GssS have Noget at fordre paa
Fallesboet efter afgangne Planter
TERENCE FARRELLY OF efter-
levende Enke JOSEPHINE FAR
REILLY, f6dt Mac Donald, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at armelde og bevisllggjore deres
Krav for undertegnede Skitteret.
Christiansteds skifteret, St. Croix
den 12te September 1881.
H. A. JURS.