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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-13
sHEaIDAN's FAMOUS HELL STORY.

On the trip the talk turned on
Texas, and Sheridan was asked the
origin Of the saying attributed to him
III owned hell aud Texas I'D rent
Texas out and live i'm hell" ats
true" he said, laughing heartily.
''aud I'll tell you how ! came to say
u. ! was in Texas when the civil
war was raging between the MeXi-
cans under Juarez and the French
under Macmillan. / went down on
the Rio Grunde With an understand
ing with the American authorities Ia
scare the French. I was there en-
gagged in strategic movements in
tended Ia Brighten the French, for
snme days. Then we rode 90 Galveston
Arriving there, hot, dusty aud dirty,
alter u long days ride, having had no
change OF clothes for q week, / was
disguised with everything in the
world. ! stepped up 10 the hotel reg
lister, wrote my name, and Just then
e man spoke to me and said t.: General,
hew do you like Texas? and in the
intensity Of disgust / gave him for an
answer what you have quoted. Next
morning il was in Galveston paper
the shortest interview you ever
read. The man had talked so frank
ly 10 was q newspaper reporter
but there was one fellow" con-
tinued Sheridan. "whO got even with
me for it. He was the editor Of hard
little country paper in a border
county. He copied the saying:
"If i owned hell and Texas would
rent Texas out and live In hell"-Phil
Sheridan.
And added for comment: well,
d-n man, anyhow, who won't stick
up for his own country :" He did not
neglect TO send me cOoy Of his pa
PEREZ.
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$IOO!g.LIla9lA!!9lI!II!9s

We want men, women, boys and
girls TO work right in their Own towns,
villages and neighborhOOds. on salary
or commission. II is a pleasant busi-
ness we offer you, and you need not be
away from home over night. We
shail be glad 10 furnish you an outfit
free 10 start you In business in the
world. All those who engage with US
make money rapidly. You can devote
your whole time or your spare mo
ments. Ifyou decide 70 engage IN 8
paying business, write At once for full
particulars
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S5LN G0LDFOR APOSTAL
GARD.

The above Il q bona-lids offer, made
carefully on q postal card the names
and addresses Of any book agent, sew
Ing machine or fruit tree Ggent aud
send 70 IA Send IN the names Snd We
viii show you how II IL done. Re
member. L costs but , postal card 10
secure this splendiC offer. Address,
L.OEDON BOOK a BIBLE HOUSE,
$50 s. eth St, 81. LOUIS, 30.
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"HER sERENEuTTLE HIeHEEss."
a Touching Glimpse Of the Home Life
ard Devotion Of q Worid-Re-
noRned Hnmnriai

In letter from Robert ]. Burdette,
at Nantucket, declining an Invitation
TO lecture at CERtauqua, is simply
told the touching story of the favOTite
humOrist's hOme-life and Of his deVO-
ton to the wife who has inspired all
his work and by her Inspiration has
made him wOrld-renOwned:
seriously, and i'm all truth and
sOberness,' / cannot come. Mrs. Bur-
detteis health-if the poor little sui.
ferer's combination OF aches aud pains
and helplessness may be designated
0y such a sarcastic appellatiOn-has
been steadily failing all winter, and
we have come down to this seagirt
island 10 see il old ocean and its
breezes may do what the doctors and
mountains and pTairies have failed TO
dO. And here we are waiting-'HeT
little serene highness' in utter help
lessness, unable to stand nlOne-fOr
years she has been unable Co walk
her helpless hands folded IN her lap.
She must be dressed, carried about,
cared for like a little baby, suffering
countless pains and aches day and
night, and | cannot leave her even for
a few days. No one at Chatauqua will
feel the disappointment as We do, for
we had planned To- 20 there together.
IL she could go with me 1 would be
glad enough 20 20 TO Chatauqua on
my knees. Her life has been u fOun-
tain of strength TO me. In her long
years | never never seen the look of
pain out Of her eyes, and for more
ihan half so long have seen her sit
ting in patient helplessness, and l
have never heard a complaining muir
Inur from her lips while she has
served as those who stand and wait,
never questioning and never doubt
ing the wisdom aud goodness of the
Father whose hand has been laid upon
her so heavily. The beautiful patience
Of her life has been a constant rebuke
To my own Impotence, and her suf-
ferings / have seen aud known, and
believed the love that knows no fear
and the faith that knows no doubt"
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Tbs New York Irfbtaas prints a
dispatch g the effect that Mr.. Blaine
declares be q not q candidate for the
Presidency. has no degir8 for g, sud
wants Sc b understood.
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This Is a story about the Wander
bilt family. They we're sitting on a
hotel piazza at Saratoga when a some
what Over-dressed lady approached
and claimed his acquaintance. The
Commodore rose and talked afiatly
with her, while his wife and daughter
shifted the air with scOrn. Father, {"
said the young lady, as the COmmO-
dore resumed his seat, "didn't you
remember that vulgar Mrs. B. as the
woman who used TO sell poultry to US
at homer "Certainly," responded
the old gentleman, promptly, land /
remember your mother when she used
to sell root beer at three cents a glass
over IN jersey when / went up there
from Staten Island peddling oysters
in my boat.
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a o'clock A. r., before said justice, and unless
a1ia defendant appears ana defends fadg 1aEf uill
e taee1 aEainst him Tor alid sun 81 tl0 via
iniele.i e tee rlse q twelve per cent ptf anuu1
from lie 80 day q April, 1ss3
Attest. r. H Rlruor. J. P. =
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Notice of Publication.

Before ?. DGrisHold, aiustlee % the peace ofDay-
Ton township, In saline eOunig, Kansas
J. s. Sutherland and Arthar SuiheTiand
Parinera a. Sutherland Co, Painfins
7. n. Lewis and Indiana Lewis, Defts
Said defendants are herrby notified that on the
2lts day Of Aug lss3 order o. attachment fUrthe
sum Of nineteen dollars fsl9i was issued BY
the shovel imed justice Of the peace Against their
goods in the above entitled action, and that said
cause uill be heard on
The 27th day Of September. 1883.
SUTHERLAND CO. Plaintiff
Attest. p. ID. GRisWOLD. J. p.
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$1,000
IN Gold Given Away .
ss.OO Per Year. PeAsPala.
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The Prairie Farmer offers a 10Tel list Of cash
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NOTICE Is hereby given that. in pursuance Of
~ an order Of the District Court Of the State oi
Kansas In and for saline county. In cause No
1851, In which Fila v. Henley and II. N. Hehley
are plaintiffs, and NJ. ". Van Fleet, Clara Yan
Fleet William E. Crum. Hattie v. Crum, Ella
Van Fleet und Maud Van Fleet are defendants
which order was entered on the 23th dsy 81 Aug
ust A. D.. lSs3. ! will on the
10Th day Of October, 4. D., 1888,
at O'Clock p m a. the east door Of the Court House
NJ Silina In said Saline county. oder 81 public
tion end sell 20 the highest and best bidder accord
ing 10 sail order of court the following described
real estate situated In She counfy Of saline and State
of Kansas iu-Wii: The nWqr Of Sec. f9and the sNqI
Of See. 29-ali IN Twp. Is. 5. r. 1 W. OfG1h p. n.
Also the nhs Of sec. " In Twp. Il. ). r. W
OF 9th r. ". Aisn the following lots 10 the town
Of Salina IN said Saline county. to-Wit: Lots one
a. and three 90 aud shf OF lot eight lsl and lots
ten tlu} and thirty f3gl-all on Eighth street lot
one hundred aud eighty-hTe (ls5l on SOuth street;
and lots one u two co. four (9) six t6o eight lsl
ten l0l. eleven an thirteen fl3) hiteen 05l sew
enteen an, nineteen Ctal and tWenty-oue en-, In
Cover and an Fleets Subdivision Of part Of
Church Park Ia said Salina
The terms Of sale are follows, tO-Wit: One
third In cash aud the balance 10 three equal in
siallmeHts, payable Ia one, two and three year,,
with 5 per cent. per annuIn interest, payable
annually, and secured by notes and mortgage on
the properly. Interest and principal 70 be pay
able AZ Bedford Bank. Bedford, Iowa.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Septem-
Der, A. D.. iSS3.
as sheriff Ofsaline county. Fansi,s.
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~ q. lCAalADs Ucieal1uL
aid A. l. MCLEOD, ncn-reEiieni, 3 hereby
- notihed that be has been sBod b. said plainti4
before said Illicd q the raaca, fcT TIE au 81 tl
and Interest thereon a the rate 81 twelve eat
per anlum ircm the 20 day Of April, l5Gl- That
EafnIsaee suIlmcna va aarned, ne 1irinq t1e
lnion Facitc Railway Courany g anHwaF no1-
cerning rs Indebtedness % said defendant. Ihaf
4ald Elrniahee summers vas r1turugt en- TIE lata
day q Aqeust l8si and Gnsuer nsie. sid defsn-
dsnt h further Heiidei thai aid case Is 80 for
Trial an to
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nE0Tnot, life n weeping b. 60 and
dare before gou de, sonethirg
ILL., ) mighty and slbiiae leave behint
% eonausr tine ~ 3 Wsek On ygar eva toEu.
g 1utdt fssa No rizE- EEerytdl1g new Capilai
nol Fequlfnd. We yin furnish jos everything.
Wanv Are rlakln9 forfuaes. Lnfles mate q much
Is men, and boys and girls make great pay. keld-
e., n yea uani buaine1s at whieh you en- make
zFesi ~ All ne ftnc Writs Tor paFtieniara % -
HALLEff a Co. Poftl2als aaine-
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FARMER8l

fryou want frea sampla cqpias 81 ne l1rgasi azi
anf year neirhkars lEIlIa1 "a 3 po1lll earl an1
rsan it % HsFsleT1' Efzi - ., 1-tl hc-ls ~
Prloa ae cenaa year sd frezai1us @ ever aul-
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IL EMauy Niles Do Tsu DllVsS

anHR0 EPeople are alEays on the Lockout
MINI Tor chances 10 increase their earn
AinEs, and 10 time become wealthy y,
those Who do not improve heir opportunities re-
main IN p8vurtF We oner q great chance 90
make money. We want many men, uuuie1. boys
and giFs e. work for right in tileir oun iocali-
ties- Any one can % the W0rk properly from The
drzt start- rir business viii pay more fhan Ten
times ordinary uaees- Expensive Quilt furnished
free. No one uhp engages fails 20 make ulonfy
rnphly. Hoa can devote your Nhole time % the
work 81 emily your sIl1tc mumenta- Fuil luiqfuIl-
ten ard ali thaf j. neeued sent free. Addres
sIINsoS 4 O.. Portland, Maine.
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
STATE or KANSAS,
CouETr o. SALzEE-

IN he FT01lLe LolFs N an Iof ~ L0lnII-
Ia he Matter Of the Estate Of John Doian,
deceased
GREDiTORS and al other persons Interested
~ in the aforea1id estate, are her b noiifed
that the regular Term Of The probate court. In
and for said cuunty, @ Be b-gun AMI held 81 the
eUurt RON 10 Salina, and county Of Saline, state
Of Aforesaid, on the frst Monday 10 The msnih o.
October, A. ID. lssJ shall apply 10 sid eourt for
q fall aud fual settlement Of sad estate.
CHARLES J. DEIGHAE.
g04E Administrator ofJoHN DOLAN, Deed.
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Administrator Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS
courrr o. gALzNE- -


b a. nlnaa- e o. Eu,1ts y s1sz y1ri. dsasalsd.
R1OTICE e hereby gives that iettsrs o. admini1-
IN trafi1n have been granted % the undersigned
On De STATE Of swan PYlar9, late q aid co1nty.
deceased. b. the HonoFabie. the Probate Court q
the county and state Aforesaid dated the iith DAY
q August. A D., 1883. Nov, al pereona having
eiairuS arningt sai3s estate are hereby notihed
thattheg nausl present the sarne q the undersign
"a Tor all0Hanee wifhia one rear from tke dale 81
naid leitersor they nay Be precluded IRON any ben
eft o. nich estate: and that II anch claims bs not
exhibited within fhree year amer TIE date o. sad
letters, they shall Be- forever bared.
ED. NELSON, Administrator.
AuqustIith. lsss.
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Publication Notice.

Stale Of Kansas. Saline eouuiy. before r. a Bishop
Jusiice q he Reare Of The city q saina, Saline
County kansas.
7. II. DAVIS, Pisiniia,
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Notice for Publication
Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
In the Probate COlrt IN and for said county.

In the Probate Coart IN and for said county.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY 90 SALfNE.
In the matter Of the estate Of William Tinker
deceased.
Crel tiers and all 0iher persons interested "a
the Aforesaid Estate are n0iihed, that 81 the reg
ulaT term Of Probate Count in and for said County
10 he begun and held AZ the Court Room In "a.
lima, and County Of Saline State Of Aforesaid, on
the first MORdHy IN the month Of Octo.
Der, 4. d., 1888,
shall apply to said Court for full and FINAL set
tlement OF said Estate.
Esther TINKLER,
Administrative 81 William Tinker deceased
August -, A. d. tsS3.
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY Of WiSGVTsiT

COURSE o. study, two years q 3 weeks each.
separate class Tor frut ana second year studcnts.
Students Who have red elsewhere may Be admit-
ted 10 the senior class on examination effrst years
course, and Fraduate In one year. Fall tern b.
gins September ., $50 For further Pariie-
Madison, Wis
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In the matter Of the estate Of William Tinker
deceased.
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Sale in Partition.

dmlnlsirnirix af william Tinker decei
August 20. A. d. lss3.
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Persons deslrous Of J lining singing
class can have m opportunity by app!
ing to Prot. T.. W krausc, either per
sunnly or through the postuilrc, any
time before the 2jth Of Oct Der Assoou
ns "A sufficient number have applied to
Justify tine enterprise, announcement VIII
bee muly for meeting To organize the
class. Terms Ia order to bring 1t
within the teach Of all, the clns- will be
taught mt the low nate NJ 50 ra-h M Hd-
yauc., for tweuty four losHun-
Respectfully h ", kENu-F.
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Mr.. W. d Jackson IL doing some of
the finest work III photography ever
done in his state. Pictures are taken
almost insuutaucou,ly and with absolute
perfection by the dIy plate process, and
every one is charmed with the new work
being turned out. a magnificent ami
costly new instrument gives un'quallrd
facilities tor hrge-.izcl work an group
ings. II you want "a beautiful picture cal
at pa or jil Austin street ami YOU viii
ret Il. o-l1.
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Served up in all styles and at any
hour, day or night, at the popular res
tauraut Of j. T. Wilson, Austin avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth. Fresh fish
received daily from the gulf. Bar sup
Piled with finest liquors and wines. An
the delicacies in season, at j I vii
sons popular restaurant and bar on
Austin strppt-g- lg.tc
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FOR SALE.

For SALE
No % Three acres lust bryond the
Rurnry place. a beautiful building
site. tor sale chrnl.
No. l-lSOO acres ui land. ono ut
the finest farms in Mclcnnan county
all under fence; coo acres IL culliva-
tlnp. 200 mere. i'm pusturr. IL milo.
RON Waco.
No. s. 75O nrres land. heavily TIM.
hcrrd; in Comnnchp county.
No. -ll5O mere. GOOD farming
lard within milf mile Of McGrcpnr.
No g. 3Sl acres GOOD farming land
ON line Neil McLonunu survey in Fall.
county.
No. T. zoo acres. A beautiful farm.
fine prn,h pr,hnra: well improved.
400 mere. in cultivation: seven miles
from Waco. ucur Ri.bry station. ON
.rcxns and 1t. Lous railroad.
M a. Five lots ON North Eiuh
strrct
No. 10 Five acres land on North
sixth street. adjoining Peter Mrt'lcl.
nud's rr-idcncc lot.
No. IA desirable residence an
Fourth street. three doors from cor.
ncr Of Mary, four rooms, with all the
modern ronycnirncr..
No. I2 1000 fine Mcriuo ewes nc.
rliu,ntpd
No. l3 200 Gur Mrrmn ewes NO
cllmatcd.
No. ia small house and lot ON
Third street. oppo-ltc Col. X. g. Par
rott'- residence.
lG-A very desirable brick residence
ON Franklin street, near Thirteenth.
six rooms, outhpu-cz, Kitchen, stable,
ron,pArAlivcy new house in splendid
rcpaIr. lot luOXl65.
No. 23-lU ncrc- of land aud mn A
| No. flour mill and cotton lin, II
miles from Waco, ON the Texas aud
/ ~. Louis railroad few steps from
South Bosquc station. Mil and gin
I INA guod running order.
( No. 70 A house and seven lots on
/ Ninth. Zenith and Clay streets. House
ON corner at Clay aud Ninth. new
house, weather boarded, 3 rooms
[ GOOD we'll. lot md "A half fenced in
. win sell single lots orwholc property
No. u For sale or rent. rs q house,
/ ON Mary street, near corner Thir
! trculh. Also one vacant lot adluiu
/ mg.
No. S3 -27i arcs: a tine farm Ia
| llilI county ON the McIcunam county
! line. a .uunre block uf l4O acres II
cultivation, about 100 acres under
good rail fence, comfortable house mn,
one tenant house, .-guud well, plenty
nrc wood amt faiI timber on hand
lasting spring, farm IL about 10 mile
from Waco and = miles from Aquilh
station south, Joins Gen. Sol Rus,
farm. Also one pair mules and luu
COWS and calves and 100 bushels corr
to he sold with farm.
20 -25U acre. of land known M TN
Conger farm on the BraIu-, 9 mile
north of Waco; 225 acres in high stat
of cultivation, % acres timber band
2l5 acres mdcr good cedar rail lcnc
IA ~ feet hlgh. Comfortable dwcllm
house, 3 rooms, ouIhuu-c-, stable.
cribs, fine orchard, peaches, plums AM
grapes, two tenement house, . gao,
wells. viii sell for Onc-third cn7I
and balance on time to SUIT the pur
chaser or will trade for cattle O
horses. or hand improved or uniu
proved south of Waco.
80 a cotton Yin, 10 miles south G.
Waco below RObinrunyllc, lO-hur7
power cntine, one GO-4aw gin stan,
steam power press amt wagon scale,
All guaranteed in iir-t-clus- ruunin
order, betting, Hhaiting- and pulley
all complete, or will trade for caltI
pr hur-cs.
No. 3S-Fur sale or exchange,
good hardware, stove and tinwW
business in louri-hlng town, jun
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As-ignre'- .NnIire.

The undersigned hereby giycs notice
hat on October &, 1888, Charles Fried
Of Waco, rexus, executed to the
Il deed Of assignment, CON
yeyiug 10 me his property aud effects,
Tor the benefit II his creditors.
NJ \ RusENTuAL, Assignee uf
Charles fncdlUcndcr
Waco, Tex, Oct, 10, 1883,
In ~ y,y
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Closing Out SuIcs--tlrcnt tnr
gains

Having concluded To- retire from hus.
iurHs will from this dat, mark down
all goods IN my line at prices never hr-
fore offered in Waco consisting Of stoves,
tiuwurc, queeuswure, glassware, wood
rnvurc, hardware, table ami
pocket cutlery, lamp good, and other
things too numerous To mention All
pnrtirs m need Of the above mentioned
goods will DO well to call curly aud take
advantage u choice goods, No mis- axe
about 1t, intend to retire prrmnurut.y
from bushes ami will uut dwell ON
uuces Merchants will do well To- call
and examine go ds aud prices.
Yours respectful
b. + BUEEe
Austin street. bet. Fifth nud Sixth
dgwim
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Don't Edo II.

Don't send away to Louisville snd
Chicago for your fall aud winter suits
when you can 20 to IL. Jacobs the pop
ular tailor, aud do much better. He has
ivst re-, eiyed fine lot Of sutiugs Of the
latest styles and patterns. ii. Jacobs is
the old reliable tailo", and always gives
satisfaction to his patrons, Call ami IN
spect the new arr walls.
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NttItse.

offer to all those needing malt
stlmulnut Anhruscr and BuiwcIscrh rr
Their repututiut for purity aud tue
quality is long established,
O9l2tC | 4. tuLpsIlIN
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NOTICE

Il-I El., fINtu .rrHt.lul ,t.liN Ting
- uuwvr.. bouquets, CROSSES, Nr"Hih- llul
Land bulb. h.nyEutn.. rIr.. for tall plhuiIip.
,nul'r -rrI grain. al'- uul Nui"t i"l winter
sowing = w. ''-''.
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Tile hcalthirst and most refreshing
drink ot the season. warranted ..nuiur ut
Carter ~ Mllliamsou's No. 81 Austin
Avenue
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Many persons who seemingly have
consumption have perfectly sound lungs,
and their distress originates altogether
from disOrdcred kidn y and liver. Nov
there are thousands OF remedies TINT Will
relieve kidney and liver diseases, but there
is only ouc that can be depended upon for
cnccting permanent cure, and that is
Browns Iron Bitters. Its efficacy Ina.
been satisfactorily provn in thousands
of instances after all other remedies
tailed. lO.lj-lw.