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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
Graret,,l 10 1.,uit,,s

Gr0fefwl to laraitsls.
FlorestoD Cologne is grateful to inval-
ida. because 1t is refreshing without the
sickening effect Of most perfumes.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
Gold aad Silver Coin
Notice.

A LII persons having any claims against the
"A Yankton Ferry Company are requested to
WM. BLATT, Secretary.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

The Cure 10 Permanent,
From q Prominent Capitalists, Former Owner
Of the Golden Terra Mine, Black Hills.
DENVER, COL, March 6, 1879.
Dr. 9 Van Hummell. Dear Slr,I am happy
trouble for which You treated me over year
ago. has not returned. l consider the cule
permanent Yours, gratefully,
J. w. BAILEY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
For Sale.

For Sale.
THE HOUSE corner of Fourth and Pine
= Streets Yaakton. This house is as thorough
ly built as any in the city, aAd will be sold at
great sacrifice. Any one in want of good home
will do we'll to confer At once with
N. X. Brown,
Burlington, Vermont.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

DIR. W. H. H. Brown
DENTIST, Union Block, Yankton, Dakota
~ Fresh gas always on hand.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

NOTICE of Chattel Mortgage sale-blanks
AZ for sale At Press and Dakotaian Office.
TWO ICE BOXES-For sale cheap. Inquire
= et p. Neff's, corner of Br0adway and
Fourth streets.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
Marriage Records.

FOB CLERGYMEN in the Territory of Da.
= kota. Prepared in accordance with law
For sale at the Press and Dakotaian office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

EOR SALE--s choice farm Of $40 acres-l50
= under cultivation, good IN story stone
house, 20x+O and numerous stables, sheds and
outbuildings. The best stock or grain farm in
the county. Ample range for SOU head Of
stock. rare bargain is offered, For particu-
lars inqulreof
DIR. G. W. VANDERHULE,
. Central Drug Store,
YAnkton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
Corn and Oats,


400 ACRES of fine grazing land in Nebrss-
49, ka for . dwelling house in Yankton.
b. G. Clark d Co.. the Jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16
sp Ec1AL NOTICES.
GIRL wANTED-A girl competent to do gen.
s''l ho''s-S5a JOHN stNR5Slyo NR5SyoTsY. + sd street.

FoR RENT.A seven room % brick house s Sc, on u,
At &l5 per month. Enquire of
j, J,P.REDAELLI. Jeveler.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

FOB RENTlA suite of rooms in qniSR i2sds blesk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

EIFTY MEN wANTED-To work on the Scot
r. ' 1''D'''Ii PEASiSsGToN NSfis Il 4 WALSH.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

Town site--Half interest in . new railroad
4 town in dakota. Has already . popula-
tion Of l,G0.. For particulars address box 642,
Scotland, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

Eor sale-One hundred and sixty acres of
~ Missouri bottom land. seven miles north
east Of Yapkton. Unimproved. Excellent grass
land. Apply at this Office.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

EOR SALE-Two business lots on the corner
y of Third and Wsinst; ALSO, four lots, large
house, seven rooms, tine cellar, cistern, well
and barn, corner of Seventh and LOcuat streets
Apply to 8. J. MORROW.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

EOO ACRE FARM FOR sALE-Twelve
OOO miles south of Yankton on the Nebras-
ka side. A good living spring on it, and no bet
ter stock or farming land in the country. /
will sell low. Part cash and balance on time.
h. w. WHITE, Yankton, Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-06-16

Milwaukee, Juno 14.-A fire ia. day de.
stroyed the Sherman Lumber company
mill at Eau Clair. Loss. S5O.OOO; insur.
ance, $4,000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

Cheshire Prevalent
Inetitutiou,

Cheshire Prevalent
lnstitutico,
~ tCaseNo 1852
AudrsvJ. Anderson 4
Llz3ie n. Andersen.
ny VIRTUE or An Order Of sale i.susi cut os
0Dt6e Dnfrtee CoaSt Of the fsurte~nfh Judicial
O1egtes within ana for the county Of >aline. and
sesse q Ksnsae. IN the shove entitled e.se snd
- di-eeesd and delivered. vii. on the
TkcsdaH tie S>coad day Of Jdnudry,
a. d.. lsS3
q tvs O'Clock p m of said DAY. NJ the east door Of
IL coun b use. In the city Of ~aiins, SGD1ne
couuty. ksnsss. o6er for sale II public arctiou TO
ths hiGhea and best bidder for cash in hand the
following described Real Estate, ts-~if:
TIE north half II the southwest quarter. and the
vest half of the soufhesss quarter Of section two
-. tcvnship dheen Isl. south Of range tvo e..
vest Of the sixth fsD principal neredian, coo-
t,ini1- oae HUNDRED and sixty $50 seres more
or less according 10 the Z. = survey thereof; IN
the county Of Saline. &sd stzss Of Kansas.
With tesemeuts heredi,anents and sppurten anees
thereup;o belonging SAID real estate Is taken as
tn properly of the abov. n4m-d dssenfsnf. and
vili he sod without apprissen- nj snf vi b. sold
10 satisfy said order OF sale or pfrt thereof
Given under my hand this ,venfy-eirhth day Of
November, A. D.. lisa G. ;. RiDCLIsf.
A-5v sheriff OF Saline G. unity. Kansas.
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NEW RAILROAD MATTERS.

Ed. SALINE CouxrY JOURNAL: go
many questions are asked me In re-
gard to our Railroad matters east,
that shall reply briefly through your
columns. Our sojouru in Massachu.
setts and Boston was very pleasant.
We found no such country - Kansas
for agricultural purposes. We nnd .
vast difference between the area Of
the two States. Massachusetts, has
not quite three million .cres Of land
and lbs miles Of railroad. Kansas
hes nfty-two million scres and over
four thousand miles Of railroad. II
the population Of the United States
were Distributed one 70 each acre,
they would not cover the whole area
OF Kansas. II was providsntial that
New England was arst settled, or
Il never would have been settled. The
very nature Of the country compelled
the early settlers to establish fouuda.
ton Of economy, or industries and
manufacturing interests Of all kinds
never would have been developed.
Necessity h the mother Of inven tio0.
This ws ind true Of Massachusetts,
and ell New England. There are
manufActurss Of Ill kinds-frosn Q
shoe peg to the highest scientific To-
stfRmeots made In Tie world Zone Of
Which Ne make mention: the teIe-
seoPe-bang' maaufAcured q Cam
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30
Sherif's Sale.
T.. A. Land

&. A. Land
s s...s : 4 Bond sss; and Case No. 1871.
NY VIRTUE Of an Order Of Sale. Issued out Of
ID the District Court o. the fourteen: n Judicial
District within and for the County Of Saline. and
State Of Kansas in the above entitled case, and 70
ne directed and delivered, I viii, on
Tuesday the Second dry Of January.
a. D. 1888.
st tvo O'Clock P n. q aid day q the east door
OF he Court Houss In the ity Of Salinn, saline
county. kausas. oer for sale ~ public auction,
the Highest and best bidder for cash In hand, the
following described Real Esaate to-vit:
Lot No. eighty tsO on s.veath ~ street, city Of
ealna. Saline county. Kansas.
With tsneneats hereditaments and apparten-
sness thereto belongisg. Said Real Essass b takeu
- the property Of the shove named deeesdast,
and vii Be sold without apprais emens, and Uill BE-
sod 70 satisfy aais order Of sale. PAL taersof
6ivsa under ny hand. this tsssty eighth day .
November. A. D., les7- -
G. 8. RADCLIFFE,
use. Sheriff. Of Saliae county, Ksssas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

THERE Is no danger Of war between
Austria and Russia Austria IL afraid
70 fight, and % Is Russia Each has
too much to lose In case Of failure. If
Germany could see the way clear to-
ward having seaport on the Adriat.
ic. all would be plain; but Italy and
England would probably object, at
present, In the most obstructive man.
ner. Amer all II Is gratifying to find
that progress in liberty and civili.a-
lion Is not dependent on the few but
the many. and national loss Of blood
or treasure is no longer at the bidding
of those Who are princes by accident.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

TIE many friends Of Charles c.
Sprier, ot Ellsworth. will be panied to
learn Of hrs death. which occurred last
Monday night in Kansas City. He
died 81 heart disease. For years Mr..
Srriee had been county clerk Of Els
worth county. during which time he
served his people faithfully, efficiently
and most satisfactorily. He had a
large acquaintance throughout the
State, and was extremely popular.
Though . Democrat in politics. be al
ways had the support Of . larger por-
ton Of the Republicans Of Ellsworth
county. He died at the early age Of
% yean-just At the commencement
Of = life full 81 promise
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Tn transit sevenw wiiitaks placs
IN Wednesday. Dec eth. and yin Be
viGible IN over this cootinene In D.
osmbef, ls7A. thess Was tsaas,t q
vsoua, which vas hot vislbae IN this
essntry. The Unitsd slnso end ethes
govern0suts ssat aumse0os scientific
PARTIES % dietnnt lands 10 observe the
transit, but the results Obtained weFe
not entirely Satisfactory. A. another
transit vill mot occur until the year
9ool, great e66rts will be made st this
time 70 secure the desired Information.
1t b desired to asceftain the true dis
tance Of the earth from the sun BY this
observation. 1.-THE earth II nov max
ing its periheliou passage, or b passing
nearest the sun. and Venus, moving
around the con In the same direction
- the earth, and more swiftly In her
orbit, passes in between the earth and
Gun, and moves over the disk Of the
sun a q small dark spot about one.
fortieth the size of the Gun.
We have always believed In accord.
ing all men at least . modicum amount
of honesty in their political convic-
tons, no matter whether they were
Republicans or Democrats, Infidels or
Christians, Jew or Gentle. 1t is
wrong in principal and in practice to
bring men under the ban Of your cen
sure and dislike Just because they do
not heartily swesr allegiance TO your
line Of thought or belief. or such In
tolerance comes persecution and ali
its attendant evils. and history stte-ts
that persecution. whether by churchman
or uon-churchman, II simply hell-ou-
Garth. The New York Herald presents
some suggestions which may have an
application all over the country:
Having blamed the President, the
candidates, the voters, the newspapers
aud every one else but themselves for
their recent defeat at the polls the Re-
publican machine managers are now
exercising their recognized powers Of
invective upon what they are pleased
to term SUNDAY school politics" Sad
as IL may seem to the defeated bosses
sunday school politics are sure IN be the
ruin. sooner or later, Of every political
machine In existence, for Sunday
school politics mean nothing more nor
less than honest politics, or to pat II
palmer, Q determination to do what ID
right regardless Of consequence. The
Republican party came into power on
sunday school politics. and It's power
has been waning ever since II aban-
,ioned them. Sunday school politics,
1.-THE party Of moral ideas" are synony-
nous terms, and when the party real
ixes this its chances for . return to
power will begin, and not until then.
sunday school politics mean the pOliti-
cal opinions of nine out OF every ten
,nembers Of every political party, and
The Democratic leaders will find this
out to their cost II they imagine they
can he fools or knAves and still retain
their newly found power. Sunday
school politics always succeed, sooner
or later, no matter in what country
they become active. All this may be
very sad, but II Il very true.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

SAN WOOD has commenced with
the preliminaries in contesting Judge
Peters seat In Congress. He made
IN application to Judge Morton
for an injunction restraining the State
Board Of Canvassers from Issuing a
certificate to Judge Peters. ss member
Of the next Congress. Judge Morton
refused 10 grant the injunction. hold
Ing that the case was one to be g..
termined by the House of Repre-
sentstives. A Democratic House l.
liable to do most anything to unsrs,
. Republican: but We don't believe il
will do very much for Sam Wood.
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~oeea os1s0s - - -
ne oe~iy ess0esa Lagssessrs ese ID
ssey osssng - - oessef q Asaai'
- Lganoo- Seoo Seoo0, Seo.
eaR sse0 d IL Ia Dlsfrsof, j. Il.
Bsrsae - Z d hoooen. oeooess
ss-a N pscksss'e c'sssy, A Z. "
INA HePseeosnnvs esecs q tnD
e'ansy- and g. W. Martin, HePresen-
snrive eaecf 81 Davis county. have
urssed In IN sddre<s. recommeodfne
t1a1 al The member OF the Le81oser
snFe Who feea that . iav regulating
the Raiirusds sboald be pesssd. shall
Ds<e With then IN Bsaeosahes open
hcuse. In A6iisoe. @ "Wednesday, the
lszh Of Denemoer, 1t O'Clock p u,
% devise the best begislAtSon upon thn
most di0cuit subject Railroed legis-
lafioo vii Be and should Be the most
ahsor6ing Of ell questions to come
before the coming Legislature II ID
emineatly proper, therefore, that the
pew membess should come together
and aGree upon some emcient method
which wiii bring this matter Up In
Urop<f share 1t the commencement
OF the session Heretofore those who
have endeavored To enect this kind OF
segisiafson have gone TO Topeka with
only crude ideas Of what they wanted,
and for that very reason faii>d
In every enon they made 70 accorn-
pii-n the oe-ired emo IL - necessary
th.t there should ee . veh-ofgsniHec
sn'an OF t"e members U" co'n"enV
si'n' ana then tnst tney snouio oe
o.au'e1 WIN . ""eu Jul
,."e o' '".. c" 'oey eAPec' :" p.'
.nnoeu w s'.o 'ooo.e..e ."s'
."'os s.ep " sc"'"P '.'" 'u.'
" '! " We
p0P " rom Tue eoeI VI
e ~ D' nc oos'o M
w '"s ,ssu' ..u = W
ing ~ :. -. 800 " o...
= ... ,oe .' "
,o" w Wy m-s
A "'e '"' ."''
~ ~
We ~ I ~1.v " ="
o..o'e e"0,'s " msu'eu VIC o.i'e"r
:" '"e pop'e. "e s.oo,u o
s."e"e y Ao''e"e On 'ae .''n, NOV
o"'y " ,ue "elns e'ee'' ou' VI n.p
a'e men VI oouu', LYING
s'ons 'oe 'ne o' tue irosoD. Inc"
.nse .nu ooon.e's may oeneo. 'ne
a'en u" .no'r .''e'nP. 10 snap
ie'''ou' u P'en'y VI time
oe'sen TINS aa'e sno tne converting
vi the LEGISLATURE 10 noiu asef'es Oh
sucn iheeunss ss the a o'iene meeting
A"u We nope Tue "e'poe" WI" con
c'uue 70 nave mem IL Is certain
'".' All 'ne ~or. 10 oe sccompisnea
.""ot oe oo"e IN one "ee"ns' an"
o'ner meetings VIII Prooso'y oe nee
I'll
WINE upon TINS suo)ect We ~oo'o
urge uoon the "epuoiican party 10 30
earnestly 20 WORK 70 accomplish some
t"ins In TINS hatter OF railroad regis
iatloh. Inc people demand H. sno
VIII aiIoW no oooeiug the ISSUE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

Henry WARD BEECHER has been
preaching on the evolution theory of
Darwin, and while asserting he did
not believe the theory, ntained
that II was consistent with the doc
trine Of God that 1t was bound to
throw light on the methods Of the
Creator, and would assist and give
force to the preaching Of the Gospel.
Now that Beecher has made hell i'm
possible, and the development Of man
from . monkey to an angel possible.
the sinner will take a fresh chew Of
tobacco, hug himself with delight and
sxclsim. Bully for Henry! He's q
TRUMP 7"
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Sherif's Sale.
Union Five cent
Savings Bank,
Case No 1858.

Union Five cent
Savings Bank,
vs.. Case No 1858.
Lee Maxey. ct al
DY VIRTcE Of IN Order Of Sale issued out Of
ID the District Ceuri Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District within and for the eoansy Of sslin.. ard
State Of Kansas. In the above entitled case and 70
me directed and delivered. vill, on
Tuesday, the Second day Of January,
4. D., 1888.
q, too o'clock p. n, Of sud day. as the east door
of the Court Hous- In the City Of Salina. Saline
county. k-nsa. ofer for sale st public auction TO
he hizhrs, and best bidder. for cash In hand the
foilosins described Real Estate. to-vit:
lot. L., lst Iss and Is sn Eighth street. In the
eli, OF sziinA, In saiiue county, and state Of
ktnsIs.
With tenenents. heredtam~nis md sppurtenances
thereuIfo belonging said real esa ate IL taken -
tie property Of the above named defendant, and
sill De -,id without apprsisrmsnt. and will b
sold satisfy said order Of sale. part thereof.
Given IN Ter nv hand, this twenty seventh day
o' November, A. D.. 1ssa. c. ). RADSLIFF,
H-5w sheriff OF Saline county Kassas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

THE Kansas City Times Processes
10 have reliable information that b
syndicate Of the most influential Re
publicans has been formed for the
purpose of el-cting John A. Anderson
TO the U. :. Senate In the place OF
p. B. Plumb that this move is q sort
Of ''still-hunt." and that when the
ball Ii opened. Anderson will step
into Plumb's place like q flash that
he will have the support of the Dem.
ocrats, Independent Republicans,
0reenbackers-in fact the support of
oil who are opposed to straight Re
publicanism. There may not be
particle oftruth In the above. II may
be one of those sensational items for
which the Times has became famous
In any event, the Republican mem
bers Of the Legislature should be on
their guard against the possible oc-
currence Of any such candidacy. We
assert that the election Of John A.
Anderson to the Senate noU would
be equivalent to Democratic victory.
By far the greater portion Of bis sup
port would come from Democrats and
Republican party disorganisers
Could Preston b. Plumb be defeated,
the howl Of delight form the Demo.
Gratis would be immense. Plumb has
been looked upon both at home and
abroad - the sole candidate Of the
Republican party Of Kansas for the
Senate and In the light ofthe election
of 0liok. aud various Democratic sue
esssss throughout the State, Plumb'e
defeat would be regarded - . certain
triumph Of the opposition. There has
bssn enough wandering after strange
gods on the part Of Republicans. Let
them return to the Republican stand
ard. and unite In preventing any
more Democratic victories, or results
which ere equivalent to triumph Of
The opposition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

A9AA vesk made o; hsne BY the indussr-
H1oss Best bus mess ns~ before the pub
~ Lille. Capital DO, peeied. We vii start
~. Nes, Vones, boys and giris wanted every
~ - vork for NJ Sov y the time. You
Gsn Vosk n spsre tine. % give your Whole cne
= - knolDeusA Ne other b1siness viii pay you
So1Tiv q ven No oasesa fail te make enorusss
-. - enuneiaG q sece Csseiy eat6t and ssr1s
r. 49, &c &c 80 - ~ T., :ss ,'"'''"S
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Published Sor :G'h is.2
Ordinance No. 1854.

AN ORDINANCE ptovilin; for he right to con-
s;FUrt sai op rate F-i~ph,ne qni TrleSIsph
Inns In h; city Of S.iina. h.n-s,.
De u c-,tiiT,d By re .ys,y ssd CoRn-s,aasn u he
C.sy q Saiisr, h:nsc=.
SECTION l. Tia; the ri.'h, (, h rrby cr.nt-d TO
Oh. Merchants Tel phrn" ard feivgrsp company
Of Kansas aDd Missouri 10 c"n-irurt aud OPP rstr
Its lines through any siseri or AssN in ihr city of
Suirs .cti--8 b.ErV-r. tha the ilflr- shall lie
81 sItiri-ut height rni lpcr'-i 10 b. any
oD-iru ti,r - ths street, sIi alleys - pnhlir
highways and pT'vi'isi that no'hin. In this or
dinsnc. sha!i b" construed a 80 N h II an
ercuri.s right aHf prutfaei fgr,tey th,t the sa,d
Telephone and Telegraph comr-ny 'urBi-h to the
city 81 -sins. In lieu of any >peciIi hcrnss tax
that NAV he levied upon IN m va tel. hoi ire,
Il hirse,in be lo,ltei by tho Nsy,r anl "ounril
SECTION :. Thi- oriinanc" sh,l take effect
and 10. In fore, for twenty y-sr- fr,m and affer
its publication In the SALINE CouSIT JousSAi
Approved Nos. 9Th, lSs.
D.J. ADDISON, Mayor.
:KAL. Attest e. Z. BowES City clerk
I do hereby certify that the abpve and foregoin.
Is true AMI CORRECT copy % an oriinsnc passed
~ the Couns'im-n o! the city OF Siliu,. on the
18th day OF November, lss2 and M Ole Ia my Of
nee r Bows>. City Clerk
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When Ladies ore Attractive.

All ladies' know their faces are more
attractive when free from pimplee
Parker's GiAger Tonic Is p0pu'o-
among them. because 1t banishes i'm
purlties from blood and skin and
makes the face slow and the eye spar.
kle with health.
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Found 81 Last.

An agreeable dressing for the hair,
that will stop Its falling. has long
been sought for. Psrker's hair Bal
sam, distinguished for its purity. fully
supplies this want.
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Notice.

WHSasAs. my son, John :Ifsen, Jr. has len my
home without any cause provucation, all p~rso
are hereby notified not TO harbor or trust him on
my account, - viil pay debts Of his contract
Ing: and any person employing him ~ill account
% me for his services. JouN IrxIN.
NOvembeY Nth frsS n.1o
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Sherif's Sale.
Cheshire Provident !
Institution,
vs..
y = ynsyplI ana

Cheshire Provident
Institution,
vs.. Case No
u. r taswell and
Eliza \. Caswell.
pY WRITE Of an order Of --i is,ue1 IA, .,f the
- fisir,es court Of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
mt within ani for the ounty of Saline and state
" ksnsas. "a the zbose entitled ease and to Ne
DIRECTED and delivered, I viii. on
Tuesday. the Second day Of January,
4. d., 1888.
Al two o'clock p IN. Of sad day NJ the east door
III the court hous.. In the city Of salina, Saline
county. Kansas offer for sale at public auction 10
the highest and hest builder for cash il hand. the
following described Real Estate, town.:
The ~-si halls Of The north west quarter and the
vest half Of the southwest quarter Of section
two ~, In township thirteen us south Of rasse
three 49, aest Of sixth i6sh) principal meridian
containing one hundred and sixty (l6O) sercs
nero or lees according to the Q. 8. airvsy
thereof
With tsnem-nis. hereditamenss and appursen-
ances thercunto belonging. Said Real Estate 10
taken as the property Of the above named defend
an, and will be sold without appraisement and
viii be sid to satisfy said order o. sale or part
thereof
Given under my hand this twenty eighth day Of
November, A. D., ise' {. 8. RADCLIFFE,
4a-sv sheriff Of Saline county. kansas-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

A lSvRNrroK rsvolutionising the
envelope and stamp business has bsso
adopted By the government. and will
b put into practical uss BY the middle
Of January. II 10 nothing lso than .
lestsr-sheet envelope. aad stamp com.
bined. which can b closed together
With . single click" The public
will - saved the price Of envoloCs
and paper, - . contrivancs large
enough Tor On ordinary splstls. With
stamp attached. yin cost bat three
esnta rhssv Win slso b isosd . and
cent c1aGppe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-30

nrN rot. life Is sweeping by. - ard
n dare before you die. somethinx
oSO ] mighty and su.lirie leave behind
70 eopQuer tine. 50 week IN your orn tow
. saith free. 20 risk. EseYything neg. Capital
0es required. We viii furnish you everyihins
Nasy are making fortunes Ladies make a. much
- men, and bcys o.. a girls make sr-st pay. Rad
sp n 700 vsot business at which you eas make
gSesf nay all the time write for rsr eu'srs 70 u
HAlikIf 4 Co. Po-tiand, Maine