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Cambria Crumbs.

The first March blow struck thi-
place on Sunday last.
Hugo Jueugel now drives IA fine
new two seated spring WAGON.
Henry Huber. the insane man j.
much better now and has been
brought To his home an.l is under the
care OF Joseph ripple.
Mr.. : =. Donmyer lost one of his
valuable cream colored driving ponies
Monday.
Rev. Harrington, of Abilene, will
conduct an evening writing school at
the school house, To meet every Sat
urday night. He now has a class OF
twenty-eight pupils.
Bartlett & jenkins purchased two
fat cows of Mr.. Fred Juensel Tuesday
When Salina butchers want some
thing fine in cattle, they always come
To our neighborhOod.
There seems 10 be growing inter
est in the weekly spelling schools,
conducted by a. &. McComas, teacher
There seems 10 he quite boom in
the matrimonial market, as we are ill.,
formed of two or three weddings To
take place soon.
As the Cannon Ball" was passing
eastward Tuesday, fine dog beiong-
ing To J. II. Alley, was standing on
the track and was sent about twenty
five feet into the air and then alighted
on the rindrr walk all right side up
with care
Last Thursday was Il grand gala day
AT Gei-town, the site of Gels IL Gibbs
new mill. About seventy men volur :
teered To help put in the dam, al d
about often of Cambria's fair young
girls went in force and prepared rich
and tempting repast for the hungry
laboreTs, AN 4 the merriment and glee
far exceeded that of a temperance pic
ME. NJ. T. HEAD.
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Baker d Farron.

Ga Saturday evening the eth. one
Of the best known theatrical orgsniza
tious il America. will give one per
formance at the Opera House. The
play will he Chris and Lena, rs play.
ed by those two most versatile char
actcr commedians, Bakcr * FarIon.
The following notices are from prom
inent Eastern papers. The POPULAR
price - cents for reserved seats has
l,nSn adnpted
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Assaril Items.
Wind storm last Sunday.

Wind storm last sunday.
sun eros ses 1.-THE line' to-day.
Weather pleasant this event ng. and
indicates rain
:. q. Jeilfies threw first dirt on DR.
knoX's new cellar:
Larson L Thorstenbers have al
ready done IA good business in their
line.
T.. T.. Swanson keeps a box of cigars
on the counter labeled, take one, II
is a girl" \ friend of ours will b.
calIei upon to do likewise in the nea,
future.
The Linisborg base ball clGb came
10 As>aria last Saturday. and played
our boys a friendly game. The score
stood - 10 -, in favor of Assaria
boys. Everythingpassed Off smooth
~, and the best of feeling prevailtJ
throughout the game.
Assaria il lively: you can hear .tho
sound of hammer. the ring of the AN
vii. the sound of the hotel bell, the
yelp of the dogs and all nature seems
To rejoice NJ the approach OF spring.
Mrs. John Fairchild has temper
ariiy left the culinary department of
the hotel. An has gone - visit her
sister in solomon city.
v o. MooaE.
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No,,h q. o,..t.

And what did you think Of Virgins
Revenge" sunday
Those who have not. are now dig.
ging cyclone holes.
Mr. f. +. Chace removed 90 Massa'
chusetts last week.
Our school which has been under
the successful management Of Prof
NJ. l.. Mitchell the last two winters
closed THURSDAY. ''leek, rs me Il
familiarity calle,i. hold. place in the
front rank OF his profession. His
many friends wish him success ia his
new position - agent Tor u house IN
st. Louis.
Farmers are all busily engaged in
preparing for spring crops.
Threshing nearly done. Hum
barger and Wol.ieffer have about
twenty-five stacks each.
Fred Baxter Is selling books for a
. firm in Chicago.
\ don't you forget. we had chop"
at West Balls, Wednesday night.
All the blools of Salina, with their
fair damsels, were there too.
Hoping next week 20 get some
thing nbre interesting AN a
SPECTATOR.
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BLEEDING KANSAS! !"

some of the history OF Kansas and
it, Exodus is now revealing tn, APP
p-opriateness and true inwardness"
of the above caption. Henry Patton,
very thrifty colorCd citizen, who
left here few months ago TO seek
home in that much landed 1t ate, tell.
an experience which reveals the way
Kansas ''bieeds' the duped eXodust-
cts that reach her inho-pitable
boundaries. Unfortunately he had
sold ont the hard earnings or several
year, here, aud went there deter
mined To he pleased. He found il the
most deceptive country Of which he
hti ever heard. lie honestly believes
- cry acre of land in tn, part pf the
state he visited to he under mort gage
The entire DepreSJ family got
lands with defective tits AMI have
lost them.-Not one in that state, Int
that would return to-day to Aial,ani =,
if able. He says the tire tnent to GO =
or Il people that settled there IL n
chilling us their climate. All that
iacy have acquired III thu years of
their delu.ive captivity, is a terribly
large harvest of bitter experience, and
Instead of" forty acres and n mule
no foot Of luud do they possess aud no
,,oury ,vi,h which "a Loo n. ..v
- men w,rn a. i'IIr tbnrr as here tbav
c,uId no, Iiys NJ all THE energy
and eronofuy ra.mir.I In K,ns,. In
make /, IivIng would in every case
bere mat. n man rich. lie IL b.uny
4, rel h,ci; 10 AI,hama and any nne
can .ar II that Io,;s hin In the f,ca
His advice !. ..t;, Wcst vounr MANI
-neyprr nav.rrr- F5aren-c In,
Nc,rs
EDITOR BANNER:-Piease allow me
sufficient space IN your paper to con.
trauict 10 say prevaricstlon FOUND
IN the hcHs Is TOO modest 10 express
me hlailghity OF Que whose pu,ii-
iahiinity stands unrlvalied upon The
mar ciieiiuar. IL beiolg- 10 henry
Patton, anu Is headed Bleeding Kan
sas, Ana as such men haoituaiiy
Iaii everywhere, $" ne Jailed III Kan
sas; linen ne iihaSinei that hahsas
iiai greatly "rohsei MN theh he
fe-oivei 10 return 10 MS hiother coun-
Try, Florence, Aiabalna, ana die Win
MS mouth niieu WIN MS invented
anu iorced hciioh ahu there ne de-
ciares 'nat ne mas TAKEN genera, sur,
vey Oh that niucu iauus S'He anu
the whoie SITUATION anu that ne un
elui'oeaiy repuuia,es every Jot or
tittie vi her arroSateu prosperity. ne
continue vehtlne MS spleen ih ms DE,
.ihsa,ioh oi hsI-as uecep.ioh, anu
.nal ne oeneved every acre IN tue re-
g,on ne nisiten, unue, mortgage
Iheh ~ ueri-ioh ne ,II'eu 10 gag. liie
en,irs Der ne, lain.Iy' anu wItnou'
u,scr'i , 1870 mat .ney pur
enaseu Ia'i1- WIN ueiec'ive utie.' anu
81 cour,e' los, .heni. All sucn per
n'cio , I'als sI r. oe .eiesnieu wheIe
thel peiong ne iiJu-uce uoht these
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Sherif's Sale.
ASpEEw PorTEE
- case No 2e27
EttaN uruE. 81 Al

ASpEEw PorrKE
case No 2e2T
Ella V. BrnK- 81 a..
oN WHITE fan ar'lcr ofss's issued out % the
- district court of the F..1fiesnth Jniirial Dis.
trici within AMI for the cJunty of Saline. aud
stat. ~ Ksn.1- In thH above entitled ease, and D.
me directed aud delivered, wiii, on the
2,1rd day ~ Apr1. 4. u. 1883,
at too O'Clock D. Of .l'I day at the es., door %
IT.. court house On the city % Saiina Saline e0un.
" Kan.s.. ODER f.r siir ~ puhis auction. 10 Oh.
highest aud best hdier far cash 10 hand. the fol-
ol-ing described real estate. to-sit
North sa., quarter Of the north east qIsrisrii
Of section thifty-.is 3d. IN teunship sixteen 10 .
rang three ~ vest. IN >ilino county, kagsa-,
With tenemsn's, hefeiitanisnis asi .pyurtsnsn-
r.. ihc-ouato belong iug h1h real estate ). taken
the properly q the aipvc-nsmsd defendant.
and Will be .Bli without apisriissm-ni, AMI vii
be spli T. .itify aid order u sale part Thereof
Giyel under ny hssi this i,nh DAY ~ Nsrh.
4 u. i-si = =. EAI"LiFf,
s-5w sheriff ~ saline esaaiy. kaEsr.
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New Spring Goods just received sl
q. a. Solbers's. Gentlemen will
save money by giving him call.
Goods made mp In the latest styles
and we guarantee n COOL work ns you
can get by sending away from town.
a new stock of wal! paper at White
head x Seanian's.
Farmers and Others desiring u gen.
tee', lucrative agency business. bv
which = 10 so "a day can be earned,
send address at once. on postal, To II.
G. Wilkinson & Co, i2i aud Iss Fui.
ton Street. New York i.-Gm
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The following j. list of the ap,
pointments made Ivy the NJ T.. Confer
cncc lately in session at Beloit, for the
Salina District:
\. y. See. =. f.. postoflice Salina
Ada. Ia be supplied.
Bennington, John Pittinger.
BrpokvIlle. VI. VI. StolZ.
Bunker Hill, q. v Maxson.
Dclphos. Il. W. Hullen.
Ellis, w. +. Robinson.
Ellsworth, W. 4. SavilIe.
Ellsworth Circuit, W. II. Leigh.
GIaScu. :. l.. Sclmans.
Gypsum. j. Dowril.
Hays city, 4 T.. Potter.
Lincoln Center, supplied 10y J. Med.
craft.
Nenter. :. A. Green.
Milton Vale, W. : Morrison.
Minneapolis, +. ID. Baker.
Monroe, 10 he supplied.
North Saline, supplied by w. :. H.
Burnctie.
Paradise, supplied 10y \ !.
NcCacken.
Russell. ". l.. Cannon.
Salina, j. \. Antrim.
solomon City. \. L. RILEY.
Wakeeney. To be supplied.
Wilson. j. VI Miller.
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The following items about the new
railroad are taken from the Council
Grove R.DuJHcdA.
Kennedy & Stone are pushing the
grading on rapidly. They have over
81 teams at work now, ami are adding
Ia the number. The work al present
consists in finishing up the first ten
miles of grade. They are about ready
Ia commence the second ten milCS
Tine calvert work Is also well ad-
vanceI, and j. of Il very substantial
character. Everything that il done.
j. done well and To stay. There is no
cvi lcnce of slack 81 cheap work any
where. When the road j. iinis he'd IL
VIII be a good one.
South Union township, Dick inson
county, will do her part in voting aid
Ia thc Topeka. Siiiua X Western rail
road. \ petition for the division ni
the township, signed by 61 ont Of tn,
- voters oi the south hal of the town
ship, has been presented TO the county
board. rnvre i no doubt that the
township will he divided. aud the
new township, t. be called Lyon, will
vote the aid asked almost unanimous
ly. \ plcdgr. similar IN one signed
in Council Grove, binding the -isners
To vote for the all, when the time
comes. j. being circulated, and very
generally subscribed 10. And when
the solid Germans OF South [ Mon
township pat their names to any
thing, you can depend that they Will
faithfully do what they pledge.
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Attention is called to the new ad-
vertiselnent of the Bristol Sisters,
Florists, Topeka. These ladies enjoy
a most excellent reputation in their
business, which has already been
built up to vast proportions in Kan
sas. The ladies of Salina will do well
TO patronize the Bristol Sisters.
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IL was reported about town the frs
0f the week that Messr-. Fitzgerald
* Green had been awarded the con
tract Of building track from the
Union Pacific at Salina To Lincoln
Center. Tracing up the ru,nor the
truth was found tn be that Just
- ~"nn ~ il j. definitely established
that the new road i! approaching Sa-
Ina, the Union Pacific will inmedi-
ately commence building its branch
t. Lincoln Center. AMI that there had
been some talk Of contracting for the
trarklayinS with the gentlemen
named, 50 that there would tie no de-
lay in proceeding with the construc-
ton and grading. The Union Pacific
has plenty of iron on hand to 20
ahead with track-layiny 1t will use
the best of the old rails which have
been Supp!anlci with steel rails, and
has also "A large quantity Of ties in
Kansas City.
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On Nov. 2s, 80. bought from w.
T.. Bates, an agent for the sale of Til.
Great Fuel saver. u number of town.
ships on the same In Saline county.
did not get ready 20 start to can
vass my territory before mid winter
when j should have started In early
fall, before people had their stoves up
and arranged for the winter aud ~ n
natural result had some difficulty In
getting people to try them, aud did
not have the success Anticipated.
From this short and unsatisfactory
experience ! was led tn make a state
| ment in the newspapers rejecting on
the merits Of the Fuel saver witch
WAS unwarrsnicd anl unjust being
the result oftoo hastily formed cou.
illusions
The continual Use in my family
during the past winter Of two Fuel
Savers-one on a cook aud one on u
parlor stove-has given Us better up-
portunity To test the merits of the
Fuel saver. Mrs. Eatter-by was great
~ pleased with the Fuel Saver after
a week = trial. and still expresses her
self rs well pleased As when first put
ON. ! do hereby reiract all have
written or said derogatory TO the
same Respectfully,
4 &. BATTERSiN. .
March 2lst, lSS3.
This il 10 certify that an Dec. H.,
lsS2. | bought from W. 4. Bates. the
right for the township OF lental, and
Pleasant Valley. In Saline county. on
] he Great Fuel Saver; that within "a
short time terplIchase | commenced
the canvass of .ny territory for the
sale Of the Fuel Saver ami met with
good success In the sale of the same ::
all my purchasers were. and are still.
well satisfied aud paid me for the Fuel
Savers bought. Some have since told
me that They didn't see how they
could have gotten through the winter
without the Fuel Saver. | had the
goods fairly introduced in my Territory
aud had good prospects nj selling - or
100 Fuel Savers Ia my two townships
during the winter. but all my pros
poets were blasted by the Published
newspaper report of Thomas &. Bit-
tersby that the Fuel Saver WAS fraai.
This prevented my making any more
sales. People would meet my over
lures To sell, with the published news.
paper reports. / ALI using Two Fuel
Savers-one on a cook stove and one
On parlor stove. in which we burn
soft coal, wood, corn cnhs. stalks, san
flowers and bush. They work well.
We save al least oue-thirl the fuel,
making the stove bake more evenly
and giving more heat in the room. for
warming purposes
The foregoing statement i true
and can he cnrroborated by the sworn
testimony Of many who bought and
are using the Fuel !Siver-ani avn
willing Ia make oath Ia the truthful
ness of the same.
In witness whereof ! have hcrcunto
set my hand this 18Th lay of March
1883. AUSTIN KERN
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At the city council mectin. held
last Monday night. considerable time
was spent upon the consideration 81
the water works ordinance. The pc
titipn of %. i. Hamilton asking a,i
| extension of the ordinance granting
the right of way to the Topeka. SaIina
& Western on the streets anu alleys,
and also asking that the same rights
be granted to the Kansas * Colorado
ROAD. WIS received bat not acted upon
The committee on numbering houses
was given further time 10 act. The
council a ljourned until the next morn
ing, when the water works ordinance
which had become nullifieI by the
expiration of the time, was re-paSsei.
with 4 few change. We publish the
ordinance this week
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For Rent.

First floor Of John Gels Il COS.
Bank building, the splendid rooms
at present occupied by the First Ma
tional Bank, together with IT,. oi
vault, safe with time lock attached
furniture, etc., possession Jan. I. 1883
For terms inquire of
&. Il. FAvLRNER. oi
yNO. ] GEIs.
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Administrator Notice

Win ssf =, Puhf~ au-,sa. a. ii,s farm ~ ths
late !lsns Lmiirfx. ons rfiis nofiLussi - gslbn
y. o. faiun tosnshlp, ssiiBc county. Ezssss,
TuIsdny. ipyH 8. 'sJ
At - o'eiock a m, the fsliosns rrppsry. ;s-uis
sGfsy neidiug.. year. "a, I Gray Maze. yssr.
sii. isiishfos. tcaisss.i Hos-s' 1-irs self blnd
81. I uason. MOVING Mast inr. srni n Dill, iisy
Eats. I Culflsa.o fsHsinx MI, Z Hes,.rs. A.,
oftsrrrss. . brshris ofOsis. 10 bsshei Of tom.
30 basbss 81 Rye q serrs - xrsAlnr whest. eitb@T
fer sale or rrnt. af.f nufbsfoss othsr arfieiss.
Trims o. sALy-An sur. - ~ sbf nBlsf. rssh.
suns stssse y. credit ell 10 gwen Until oct
let los. without iut.rv.', provided approved nyss
ess from date VII b. sbarvst.
0fOsv roRsUB,
Administrator ~ E-'a's % Hans tndiSsu, psrsass3
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WANTED.--A first
class coat and pants
maker. Address
A. NILSSON,
Salina, Kansas.

am saving eggs from select few
Plymouth Rock hens and shall have
settings for sale from now on. The
hens are some Of them from Mr. w.
Il. Gels stock and some from Mr.. V.
II. Martins. PERCY GRAY.
Cor. of Walnut aud Eleventh Streets
,-2w.
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i.osT--A sea bean c'u-drop, with
small gold pendant. Lost either in
Lutheran church ar between church,
by way Of Eighth street aud Mr.
Beekman's residence The finder
will please return same 10 this Office.
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SAIISA, March ~. ISIS

Ed. JoURSAL:-Ailow me, through
your colums, to express my sincere
thanks for the severe and hearty
pounding on last Monday evening.
Though unable to participate in the
evenings enjoyment, We are indeed
grateful for the kind wishes of our
many friends present
4. NJ. STEWARD, Pastor
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The following charters we're flied
Yesterday morning: The Saiina, Lin.
colin Il Frenion; railroad company,
with VIM. kalhoeSer. Of Hanover
w H. Collins. Washington &. &.
Funnel, Clifton. ID. NJ. Gillespie,
CARMEL H. Baker and .. L. Hamil.
ton, Salina: : &. Saith, Beatrice.
N-b; i. VI. Bark, Lincoln; w. III.
Dickinson. Wahn1. and Geo. W. l.
Dorsey, of Fremont. 81 directors: cap
ital stock. - $4,000 The WsbauiIsee
Comfy horticultural society, aud the
John Boyd coal mine OF saline county.
-ToDekd Commonwealth.
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Church Services Next ssbb ath.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Peter Wager. Rector
Services for Good Friday, March
25i, in Christ Episcopal church: 10 :3D
A. IL, full services and sermon: 30
r. ". Eve. Prayer.
Easter Eve. March cath. IL - A.
n, full service
Faster Sunday, March 18th, ID 30
A. NJ, full service: sermon and Holy
Communion = 80 p NJ Sunday school
celebration: 80 p. N, Eve. pra yer
and sc rmon.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.
A. J. kissell. pastor.
Morning Service. Subject
"Chri>t's resurrection the pledge Of
ours"
In the evening the Sabbath school
will give an. Easter entertainment
Sabbath School ut 9:i5
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening.
We say unto all, come.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

Notice Is hereby given tn all teacher,
desiring certificates that there will Il,
an examination held at the court
house. SATURDAY, March 2ith, begin.
ming promptly at 9o'clock.
l.. \. DAVIS,
G-.t County Superintendent.
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fPublrh-i Msfsh ssni. I--i
Ordinance No. 1877.

~ ORDINANCE mlting N appropriation f8r
ths payment 81 certain biiis
n sr,iaiasf ~ ~ Nly1'and c,yHssi.ss y ~
etg = sdiag, Ela4r'.
Srcri1s That thu sum ~ ss-i - ~ appfs-
priaisd out % The riiy TfsaHury pr the 1T
III the faIiawlng biiis
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Pastor 81. NJ. T.. church. Salina.

Through tickets and checks to all
points east. west. north and south
r. r. maps and information free for
all. Rates Of fare always the lowest
At the L. p. depot, Salina- mos
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CHANGE ofFirm.

j. y. schwartz & Go. have pur-
chased the hardware and agricultural
implement bus iness lately conducted
by VI. schwartz The new firm will
receive all monies due VI. schwartz in
this business, and assume all liabilities.
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Farm For Rent.

Ion acres wei! inn rovei, seven miles
north Of Salina; house, two wells, cor
raj, etc; twenty-five Ia thirty acres for
spring crop, ninety acres under cult
walton. Address.
\. y. JACKSON,
i-2w Salina.
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,rrrtoss NAT order. b. afaeB GA ths Cay
Treasurer Tor the i'sj insBt ~ 'is sane.
Eurtss .. That ~. Or,ilnanss take snsst anil
D, IA fore from sBi afisf ~ fsssss-@.
Facet M ssaneii ani approved jsn Y. is,9
o ! ADDISON Msiof
sssassss
STAT Attest Il = TSrsS. city cisrs
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SALIVA MARKETS -Februar, IS. 1883

Reported by e. u. Underwood & Co
WINTER WHEAT-No /, Sic.
No. >. $40 50.
CORE-3ac & ;jc.
OATS-25c.
RYE-s5c.
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DT. MilclIie's artificial eyes adjust.
ell 10 move like the natural eye. Spec
tacleS adjusted IT, the anamoIie. Of
refraetion. Office, Metropolitan Ho-
tel. Saiina. Kansas i-tf
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Dircotor,' s,esti,o

tHtsiiur % tho Entri Of directors II - D nm
mn r,aHi,rg ss.n-tafir "a ii D. held ~ tn. of 20
1t u d. q -'yp, ~ NJ 'ay. Apri 2. - two o'cin-k
q. 90. ~ -'p-khHi Hts 'aTnr.iiy requested -
h- present. .mpp fan' LIs u-.s . come be- tore
tn mrIi. Hr. =. u Et-HoP Pr--if-ui.
= PstgsE, Secretary.
L,4fsr W.raf 81 fg-t
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TIT JOURNAL
THURSDAY. MARCH aad, 1889.

cs-E5,r4 s,r=rs i me JOGRfiL saas b. ="
At Va. Hog.ss'I SIRE asI 1. 81 Bot 80, q li''
esE 4 .>-Hs~s
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To Farmers.

800 bushels Of Cane Seed-Amber
imrlee. White Liberian Orange for
cane planting or forage. for sale ut
Bavaria Syrup Work.. Bavaria, Kas.
ST
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FOR Sale.

go hu,hel, OF millct seed AMI some
fine Etrly Rose pn,atneS. Six mile.
south nj Saiina, by +. Laubengayer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-22

"ASTED-A good cook and good
girl To work at the Metropolitan.
SGT
Bargains in wall paper at \. T. n
NJ. III. Grier's.
Our spring stock OF Boots and Shoes
how completes excellent. our
spring Hats are nobby and cheap.
J. e.. RASH {; S,N.
WANrED-By August Xieb"li,
thirty 2-year old and twenty l-ycar
old heifers. The very highest cash
prices will be paid for the same