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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15

4 strong claim will he made to the
VI. r. Conference. now in session in
Beloit. 20 have the next conference
held in Salins. II - already settled
that a camp meeting will he held in
Oak D.le PARK next Angnst.
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Books. Books.

What busy man or woman has moi
been annoyed by having book agent
present himself al the very busiest
time. be his book ever so good. Now
propose to offer the citizens OF Salina
and vicinity the opportunity Of com.
ing at your own convenient time to
my home and ordering your books.
having your choice out of hundreds
Of excellent books for the family, some
of which can be obtained nj no other
place in town. shall try 10 make IL
an object to those who want reliable
books TO order Of me and shall spare
no pains TO accommodate all.
Remember the place No. 81, Seventh
street, with . large rock hitching post
In front. MRS A. n. SEg.
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". T. HEAp.

l am saving eggs from select few
Plymouth Rock hens and shall have
settings for sale from now on. The
hens are some of those from Mr.. w.
II. Gels stock and some from Mr.. ".
B. Martins. Two fine Plymouth
Rock cocks for sale, one Of which took
the first premium at our last County
Fair. PERCY GRAY,
Cor. Of Walnut and Eleventh Streets.
,.2w.
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The work Of fastening or anchosins
the Bartholdi statue Of Liberty upon
the pedestal which h to be Soon con.
structed for that purpose is exciting a
great deal If interest among engineers.
The stntue Is Of sheet iron and II las
feet high II will weigh eighty tons
and will be exposed TO a tremendous
wind strain. 1t would be quiet Diff
cult To anchor II permanently upon
the ground. but TO securely fasten II
upon q monument considerably higher
than the statue itself Is very difli-
cult undertaking, and French engi-
beers have been asked To give their
views on the matter.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye -.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands.
Chilblains. Corns, and all skin Erup-
lions, aud positively cures Piles. II
i guaranteed Ia give perfect satrsfac.
ton. ar money refunded. Price %
e., n,- per box. For sale by Oscar SeitZ
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In mentioning last week that Mr..
Charles Henne had engaged in the
real estate, loan and insurance bust
ness GA his own account, We should
have mentioned also that Mr.. viii
Kraft j. his partner in the business.
The firm l. Hcnne 4 Kraft.
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Poor France seems destined TO he
convulsed 10y socialisfic troubles. In
the chamber Of deputies on Saturday.
the minister Of the interior openly
charged the monarchists with encour.
aging these disturbances For the
purpose of removing a very disturb
ing factor in the situation, the govern
ment has Il decided to arrest the motor
ious Louise Michel.
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Horses for Sal.

50 head at Geldings and 80 or &
head Of Mares. The above are nj
good fair size and nearly all broke I,
work and wiil stand more work ano
hardship than h-rsss raised here
viii sell single ar in teams and OF
time with good security. ar will take
in exchange one and two year old
colts; three or four good mich csws
stock Is on ranch $ miles west of city
Call on T.. &. Phillips. at ranch. al
enquire of the undersigned in Salina
3-tf NJ. !. WELLsLAGER.
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A carload Of horses
and mares will be re-
ceived by Johnson &
Carlberg next Saturday.
A Loss Prevented.

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or failing. Parker's Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nourish.
ment, prevents falling and grayne.s
aRl is an elegant dressing.
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II j. probable that the railroad rates
from Salina TO Denver aud return dur
ing the Grand Army Encampment
Will bc a. low rs Si0-in which case
nearly all Of the old soldiers will avail
themselves Of the opportunity Of sniff:
ing the mountain air during the swell
tering season and enjoying a little
camp life.
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The trial of Fred Siernberg for the
shooting Of Hughes was continued 10
the September term of couit. since
the above was written we learn that
Steruherg has been examined before n
jury and adjudgei insane and will he
sent fo an ASYLUM upon an agreed
statement of facts. He j. not cleared
Of the charge a. many suppose Els
rO,-ih Tyrl0nr
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For Rent.

Fir-t iloor Of John Gels & Cos.
Bank building, the splendid rooms
n present occupied by the First Ma
ti"nsl Bank, together with Use OF
vault. safe with time lock attached.
furniture, etc, possession Jan. I, Isss.
For terms inquire of
&. f.. FAULKNER, or
JNo J GELS.
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We are pleased 10 learn from Mrs
j W. Powers that her husband who
l. now AT Hot Springs. Arkansas. il
inprnving--is out walking when the
weather i favorable. We shall be far
more pleased when he is well and
back behind the counter of the bank
ia which lac is cashier -FtS,rorth
N.Ts.
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The many friends of Rev. William
Smith, formerly of the Kansas Con
ference. will bc glad To learn that he
i now enioyin. good health. He is
pastor ofth. church "a, Howell. Mich.
and the society j. in "a prosperous con-
DIXON. -k0.Ssis WfHoi;ss
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Worthy Of Praise.

As a rule we do not recommend
Patent Medicines. but when we know
of one that is a public benefactor, and
does positively cure, then We consider
it our duty to impart that information
to all. Electric Bitters are truly a
most valuable MEDICINE, and will sure
ly cure Billiousness. Fever and Ague
Stomach, Liver ani Kidney com
plants, even when all other remedies
fail. We know whereof we speak, and
can freely recommend them to all
Erich Sold a. iifty cents a bottle by
Oscar Seitz.
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Rev Geo. y Dearborn was in town
yesterday. visiting hiS daughter Mrs.
III. ii. +. Sulendorf. Mrs Dearborn
arrived Monday. The Elder was on
his way 10 Beloit 10 visit the confer
encC. lie states that he has his holise-
hold ga"d. packed, ready TO leave
Ninlaud, and is awaiting the meeting
ofhis conference the Kansas. when
h expects a new charge.
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Lost.

On Satur lay, March 10th, between
the Lutheran church and the residence
of :. seaman on Santa Fe avenue, a
Iady's hand satchel. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the store of Whitehead * Sea-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15

Grading on the new road j. again
going ON rapidly, the fore. being now
ENGAGED in completing the first tel,
miles of grade. The work on the sec.
oni ten miles is expected To begin
next week, and will be prosecuted
vigDrouSlv.-rOdncH Gro-c Repubi-
cnn. NrroL Oh
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Early this spring Gen. w. I. Sher-
man and u party Of friends will take q
trip across the continent 10 San Fran
cisco. where they will embark for a
cruise Of a month or two along the
coast of California Oregon and Mexico.
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800 Catalpa Trees
and plenty of Sweet Po-
tatoes, wholesale and
retail, by John Buchi,
Gardener.
A Good Investment.

My wife said was fool when
brought home bottle of Parker's Gin
ger Tonic. But when II broke mp my
cough, drove away her neuralgia AMI
cured baby's dysentery, she thought !
had made a good Investments. Y.
Tailor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15

At the communion service at the
Presbyterian church last Sabbath,
eight new members were received into
the church This makes twenty-six
llitions {, that church during the
last three months.
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Public Sale.

| will sell at public auction at the
residence of the late w. IL Sutton. in
Pleasant Valley township, on
Monday, March r., 1885
ut 10 o'clock \. NJ, the following de.
scribed property Horses, cattle, hogs
and farming implements.
T.. T.. SUTTON.
Administrative of estate of W. II.
sutton. deceased.
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Riqhiy Esteemed.

The youthful color and rich lustre
are Restored TO faded or gray hair 10y
the use Of Parker's Hair Baisam, a
harmless dressing highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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Folly In WaitinO

I. is the height Of folly to wait until
you are in bed with disease that NAV
last months, when You can be cured
by timely Use of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known the sickliest
families made the healthiest by 10
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There will he IA temperance school
for children and young people, organ
lied in the Presbyterian church next
Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. All
temperance workers are very urgently
requested to be present and we want
all the children. Mrs. POWELL,
Secretary.
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Thequestion has come up in connec
ton with the attempt To start a cream
cry here. as to the number Of cows in
Saline county. aud the number in vi
entity of Salina. The assessors records
Of 1882 show the following figures:
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sAlINA MARKETS February IS. 1888

Reported by c. T. Underwood a Co
WINTER WHEAT-No. ], Sic.
No. 9, s9Gd 81.
CORN-30c a. 3jc.
OATS-2jc.
RIE-35c.
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Notice 10 Teschees

Notice Is hereby given to all teacher.
desiring certificates that there will be
an examination held at the court
house. saturday. March 24tb, begin.
ming promptly at . O'Clock.
l.. A. DAVIS.
est County Superintendent.
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Mr.. James Questid, living six miles
southeast, lost loo bushels Of corn and
some shedding by prairie fire last
Tuesday night.
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Farm For Rent

lso rres well inn rove,l. seven mile.
north 81 Salina; house. two wells, cor.
raj. etc; twenty-five To thirty acres fou
spring crop, ninety acres under culii.
walton. Address.
a. y. JACKSON,
'-2w Salina.
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Thrcush tieketsa and checks to Ill
points east. west, nortl, aud south
r. II. maps aud information free for
all. Rates Of fare always the lowest
AZ the L. r. depot. salina. 3 mos
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ENTIRELY satisfactory.

Ladies' wishing n perfume that com
Dimes novelty, delicacy and richness,
find Flore-.on Cologne entirely salts.
factory.
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We have formed q partnership for
buying and selling horses. mules, cat
tie and hogs, etc. Stock bought and
sold on commission. A carload Of
horses will be received In about ten
days Place of business: Stock Ex-
change Stable, Santa Fe Avenue, Sa-
line. JOHNSON 4 CARLREao.
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The delicate, fiowery aud lasting fra.
GRANGE Of Fioreston Cologne explain
why IL il such q favorite with the la
dies.
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There was n prophet and his name
was Virgins. The voice Of him was
crying out in the wilderness, Prepare
for the greatest storm that ever was"
By him il was written that awful
things were to happen on March 18th.
For this part of the vineyard it was
prophesied rs follows:
Where the air currents for several
hundred miles along the east side OF
the Rocky Mountain range. owing to
great atmospheric pressure in those
regions, will spread universal destruc.
ton.
Put not your faith in prophets, for
there never was finer spring weather
In this country than on the eth. 10th
and 18th.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th, 1883.

srEnru capi,, er THE JoUET4L p'sy ., a.
Ct wv Heys,z', Sor, and At ~ Bosk s's0c q HAhs
cad 4 S<a-,ns
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Militia.
GENERAL. ORDER.

GENERAL ORDER.
All members of Company "B' will
take notice that there will be mus.
ter at $50 p. NJ, Monday, March, Is,
1883, at City Hall. All enlisted men
not present will be dealt with by strict
military regulations.
W. II. BISHOP, Secretary.
BY order of
e.. L. HILTON,
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For Sale.

One Cook evaporation in good order.
Price, $50 cash.
Mrs. q. e. PARKER,
5.3wk Box l29, Salina, Kansas.
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Sunshine, the Grumble Killer
Go and hear the Grumble Killer to
night
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The water works people have decided
To stone mp their well instead of using
brick. They will use cut stone, ship
ping it in from Chapnan's Creek.
rhry have word thu. their piping.
hyirInts aud boilers are ready FOR
shipment, aud are now seeking
for rates" The excavation work for
the engine room is completed, aud the
stone work of the same has been com
mrnccd.
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A foil line Of new clothing warrant
ed to 1t and cheaper than ever at
Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
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Carl Engberg has gone TO McPher'
son, having been Employed bya bus.
iness man there.
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a couple of young equestrians rode
about town last Monday, who at
tracted some attention. One of the m
plainly proved himself of the male
persuasion. The other dressed in a
black riding habit, passed well
enough for female, until he put the
expression into his hands which
usually accompanies the Teutonic
shrug of the shoulder. When he did
that he gave himself clean away"
For that hand was too gross to be con
fined by any kid-glove that was ever
made.
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Judge Hamilton started for Beatrice.
Neh., last Monday. He is to meet
there on the 18th. delegates from Wa
hoo, Lincoln and Fremont. also rep
resentatives Of the Chicago & North
Western. TO talk up the branch south
ward TO Salina. They will also meet
the general superintendent of the dag
onal line through Iowa, at Nebraska
City on the 18th TO consider also a
branch southwark under certain con-
tinCenrieS.
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Drug S,o,. forth. uori, oS ,,.u,i,,.,
A.
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la2,
c.. $50 ~,
weet
u. II W. ,,,
-, -. ~,
goods
>,;.,, .
visit
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T..,.
., -
Tn.s,,., ,,r,ir.
The present indications are thai
~ Wv ~ - = '"s wv ''"'
WIG ''''''7 NY '''' WI
According TO the htdsi''""''" f"st
master Campbell viii build brick
Inc circus caravan VIII soon lie OF
wheeis. Seiie VIII max" circhi'
through inns region shortly.
Marshai iu'ile was III a''enaahc'
upon the 'rand r-hrahpihent o. 'hd
rei""s nj i"peha, TINS week
The Saiina Post, G.. \. H.. has pur-
chaseu handsome nag oil the 're"n'
'atioh cut. III cost about 50.
John Lopshire, lately a farmer al
this county, who lived north west al
Saiiha' recently died IN missouri.
A few drops of rain last Monday
night was the sum and substance OF
the Virgins storm in this region.
The Topeka, :Salina x Western folks
are rashihg 'heir grade Ju>' as iast rs
~ ''''''''''''' ''''''
hctuifi iii'ilthIN St--ibI W tIlt tsiiN
'ouheii next MONDAY nighttime last
Heh'hi! session "i 'he present '"'ih-
ci''
Mr.. Beauchamp, once partner of
=, -, a. e., = a., -. -.
-,
MI H. " i'un'''''s'o.'' prominent
renee WAS in TOWN TN. frs, of the
week
TIL. I,,,,. ,r,rrr,.rocur Mi
go 90. a.. -, -.
the point of death. She is now mucl,
improy.d
W. ,.,, NIL,
a.. -, 80
no rs,,oy.a rror, III. L.so,,,r, % so,,,
second story.
=,
,,... or n S.,,,a. - ~, -,
known harJw,r. and ,,,ic,I,pr,i,, ,.
plemen, bou.e
"'' '''" '''''" M
s.,ip. ami vIIl \. rn,,h.r,a ,s ON.
Of orr .;,;v,,s
hans Lindoers, neig hbor OF Major
a. ''"' "''" W i""s 'eNe'
',s' : "s''"' 'i'''''"s' ''s 'so ""s
"'0"' - s'"'
DIR. Switzer returned TO Salina last
Friday. having prescribed Tor DIR.
Stearns patients during the latter's
absence at Topeka.
The next pastors meeting will be
held with Mr. Kissel-Monday night,
the 18th. All clersymen in the city
are cordially invited.
New walks, new fences, new addi.
lions, new barns, new paint. new pa
per. new everything, seen daily in
walking along our streets.
The trees over the river herin 10
look "greenish- Tho bud. vll, sonn
open in all directions, under such gent
al rays as we have had of late.
Have we n prophet among us" We
have, and his name Is Inman. We
hope the "Inman line" will prove as
safe as the line a Ia Virgins.
Col. Palmer SAYS he never author.
lied anybody To say he was a candi-
date for Railroad Comm issiener. Dan
wagstafi' says the same thing.
Mr. and Mrs w u Sbou h.r. h,,,,
been quite i'll of late. and are not
much improved as yet Their many
friends hope for their speedy recovery.
To-day there will be n few hours Of
merry.makinr and Teasing at the
town Of Glickville. Quite a number
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Reported by Bartlett & jenkins.
HOGS-S550G 500 per 100 lbs
BEEF CATTLE-SS.50 per leo lbs.
CHICKENS Sc per Ib-drcs-cd
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Or. mitchie, Specialist.
EYE, EAR AND THROAT SURGEON

cATARRIi, AND CATARRHAL DEAF
MSS.
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Mr. Frank Wilkeson and family re-
turned from the east last Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilkeson has completed his win
tor's engagement - southern CORES
pendent for the New York San, which
has made him quite prominent all over
the country, both for ability rs a
writer and his faculty of stirring up
the Snuthron in good style. In April
he will go west To look after his min
ing property, and remain for the sum-
mRr
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On last Friday party of settlers. for
Dickinson county, landed AT Abilene
on the morning train. They mum
5ered thirty->sven i'll all, and w.r,
mostly from Lancaster and Juniata
counties, Pennsylvania Erchangc.
lfrePorts are.to he believed, AN i'm
mense body of Penn-ylvanians will
flock 10 Dickinson, Saline and Ne
Pherson counties this season. The
wheat growing counties of Kansas are
attractin. attention all over the land
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The real birthplace of the Delara
ton OF Independence was not the hal
i'm which the Continental Congress
met. but the room in which Jefferson
wrote that document. That room wa,
I'm a house at the southwest corner of
Seventh and Market streets, Philadel
phia, which has stood till this day
but is now being demolished to give
place to a plebeian bank. Jefferson
wrote from Monticello to a Philadel-
phia acquaintance in lS25:
AT the time Of writing that instru.
ment, l lodged in the house of Mr..
Graft, q new brick-house, three stories
high, of which l rented the second
floor, consisting of a parlor and bed
room, ready furnished. In that par
lor l wrote habitually, and i'm it
wrote this paper. particularly. So
far l state from written proofs i'm my
possession.
There is thus no doubt Of the place.
While the millionaires of the East are
contributing thousands Of dollars for
the erection of modern monument
to French vainglory and American
pride in New York harbor, one would
think they might give of their abund-
ance sufficient sum to preserve this
ancient and sacred landmark.
An exchange says: speaking OF
the new Kansas railroad law, Judge
Dundy, of the United States district
court in Nebraska, said that while the
clauses providing for the payment of
the salaries OF commissioners, and for
the free TRANSFORMATION for the com.
missioners, was confiscation, and
could not be enforced, these errors
need not affect the law so far as il con-
Germs rates for transportation offreight
and passengers. In other words.
those two sections may be declared
null by the courts, aud the other por.
tons Of the Law continue In effect, so
that the only danger in legal contest
over the matter Is at the state will
be compelled to pay the salaries ofthe
three commissioners, hire them .
clerk, and pay their railroad fare"
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DIR. Mitchie's artificial eyes-adiust-
ed to move like the natural eye. Spec
tacle- adjusted To the anamolies Of
refraction. Office, Metropolitan Ho-
tel. Salira. Kansas I-tf
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OTTAWA, March lt-Prof. Virgins
claims tnat his prophecy was literally
fulfilled, Is the highest tiiai wave
ever known il reported al ilsi.iaX and
kilograms from ali part indicate =
severe tempest. lie has always cu-
tertainei great anxiety Tor the people
on the shores rf the Bay If Bengal ard
the Calf Of NcNicr. tn the former.
the major tidal of which the minor
one on oar coast was a reelection,
must have occurred ON the afternoon
Of the 10Th, London time. hundreds
Oi thousands If lives IeIi>hing He
expresses great fear for the 81 ETY. @;
of the City OF Chester and character
lied this storm ~ the greatest that
can possibly occGr on this planet. and
the greatness of its extent j. the only
hope of safety in any particular quar-
ter He makes a sly dash at the Ca
madam inundated States for their au
thority for not huisiing their storm zig
nails until after the storm was actually
beating upon the continent Some
people, he said. expected the impossi-
bic yesterday, but he had repeatedly
said his object in making the predic-
ton was for the salty of the mariners,
a no danger could possibly occur on
land except in the vicinity of places
exposed Ia the tidal wave but people
liked to be frightened and clung to
their own Interpretation in preference
tn his.
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Having rented my farm on the Sa-
line river. ! will sell at public sale on
Thursday, March I'D,
six head of work horses and four colts
40 head of cattle, including : milch
cows, balance > and ) year old hriiers,
a few steers, and thoroughbred short
horn bull, farm wagons, platform
spring wagon, top Buggy, q sets har-
ness, ) sets fiv nets, ! Osborn binder,
Baker drill, sulky Flows, 2 liar,
rows, > cultivators, tanning mill, !
hay rake, lot of tools. and household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms OF SALE AN sums under
$500, cash on sums over SODA credit
of six months will Toe given, hv tn.
purchaser giving note with approved
security, at 10 per cent; interest from
date, per cent of for cash. No prop
erty 10 he removed uniii the terms of
sale are complied with. Come early.
Is there Is "a great deaf To- sell
4 ITyn;p
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15
Tremendous sacrifice i'm Boots
and Shoes for thirty days, at
GEO. F. SAUER'S.

Go and get prices on Boots and
Shoes, at Geo. F. Sauer's Boot and
Shoe Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-15
Chance offirm.

j. y. Schwartz * Co. hav. pur-
chased the hardware and agricultural
implement bu- incss lately conducted
hy NJ. Schwartz The new iirm will
receive all monies die VI. Schwari. in
this business and assume all liabilities.