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Daily globe., 1883-06-27
Lad Carefully

the list Of the property belonging TO the Israel
G. Lash estate in another column and attend the
sale at the court house at 10 O'Clock This morn
Daily globe., 1883-06-27

Haas Bros. have removed their meat market
rom 19 and 81 East Seventh street to Market
hall, stalls 9, IL, and 13. A first class line of
meats constantly on hand. Prices as low as the
lowest. Goods delivered to any part of the
city free.
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
Sead Carefully

the list Of the property belonging to the Israel
G. Lash estate in another column and attend the
sale a. the court house al 10 o'clock this morn
ing
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
Catalogues

with full descriptions of all the property to be Of
fered will be furnished at the auction sale of
the Israel G. Lash estate at the court house at 20
O'Clock this morning.
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
Don't Forget

the sale of the Israel G. Lash estate at the court
house this morning
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
Don't Forget

the sale OF the Israel G. Lash estate at the court
house this morning.
Daily globe., 1883-06-27
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OEFlCE CHIEF oi4N>L uFFitER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 25, 9:56 p. NJ.
ni'eeryations Il ken at the same moment of
t;gns AZ sil stations.
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Cambria Crumbs.

W. H. Boyd l. back at the elevator
again, after n short visit Ia his little
daughter in Omaha.
Mr.. Ed Swank and family arrived
here on Friday morning from Ohio,
and will make this their permanent
home. Mr.. Swank il a nephew If
Mes-rs. Edward, J. II. aud y. G..
Wells.
Lee Yeatch il laid up with chills
and fever.
George Sionaker is receiving the
congratulations of his friends with
much modcsiy-it j. girl.
The No 3 school closed last Monday.
Mr.. Julius Heidelberg. the efficient
Bennington.
Mr. VIII Husband, after three years
Of rowing life, returned In his native
home, arriving here saturday evening
and seems to think lit is good Ia be
here"
Mr. Henry Huber was again arrested
on last Thursday night and was taken
to Salina on Friday morning, and AT
an examination on Monday, lie was
?lj-dged insane and will he sent e.
the asvlum. His team and farm will
be in charge Of Joseph Ripple.
Tie grand drawing of prizes 10y The
donors Of labor in the construction of
tn. mill dam of Gels X Gibbs, came
Off last Monday. Mr.. &. G. Hahn won
the suit OF clothes Charles Brecken.
ridge, the boots; Benz. Meyer, the
hat; aud there were some twenty
smaller prizes, which would take too
much of your valuable space TO give
the names of the lucky gentlemen.
However, everything passed of in
nirth and laughter. NJ. 4. HEAD.
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Regular meeting Of the Bridge Post
next Monday evening.
Myron Peeler drives q new span OF
roadsters.
A new girl at the residence OF Joe
Casper aud boy n. P. J. Peterson's-
II. C. Order now pumps water
for his stock 10y wind power ana II. II.
Giliun is preparing TO folio" suit
Mrs. Painter goes Ia Cnancii Grove
I; is week for Ia short visit with LIEF
SON. Dr. Painter of that burg
Ed Gillum has the foundation for
his new house completed and carpen :
tiers are now nj work on the super
structure.
Mr.. Geo Darling had his new barn
painted this week.
Our Painter by name and painter by
trade has been very busy so far this
spring making some barns and houses
in Gypsum valley look new again.
A very pleasant party was indulgad
in "a the residence of II. III. Giilum,
on Friday evening, by the young
people.
Rev. Leigh leaves US this week for
his new station i'm Ellsworth county.
The new preacher Is expected TO
preach mt the Bridge school house
next Sunday at II o'clock A. NJ.
The much needed raiu came Satur-
day, enlivening the winter wheat
that in some places needed il badly.
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Assaria Items.

Beautiful snow on last Saturday.
The plasterers are busy at work lath-
ing the new parsonage.
OK. Fairchild has hauled one load
of stone. preparatory to building q
dwelling.
The carpenters have already begun
to build an extensive addition to the
new hardware store.
If you want to know the price OF
undertaking, call on Davis
Miss Magnus Lindey is at present
having IA seige # scarlet fever. She is
reported better to day.
DIR. q. T.. Berguis,, of Lindsborg,
was in our little city last Friday at
ternoon. He came To see Mrs. Bloom
who has been sick nearly six months.
:. q. Jeiiries is monarch of all he
surveys" when he gets the reins
drawn over the magnificent team of
colts which DIR. Knox bought u few
days ago.
1t il quietly rumored that =. l.
Peterson viii soon trot In double har-
ness, Pete begins To think that he
has been going IL alone long enough
There was a hop. skip and SHAKE
your fantastic ut Joe Gunnerson's on
last Friday night. The boys report a
pleasant time aud lots Of fun.
Bethany concert mt the Assaria
Swede church tomorrow "Wednesday
night. Admission - cents and,
n. %. MOORE
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Poheta Items.

The Gypsum Valley Farmers club
isodgers' esq There was large at
tendance; the secretary being absent
DR.. VanEaton was appointed in his
stead. The next meeting of the club
will be held at the house of ;. Post
esi., five weeks from this night,
April 2lst The question for dis
cu>siun was corn culture; the best
mode Of preparing the ground, se.ee-
ton of seed and cultivation. Mr.. J. e..
Mcj1uary opened the question and
was followed by DIR. NanEaton and
W. e.. Deighion. DIR. VanEa,on
read a very fine essay on Superstition.
". G.. HiXson, the editor OF the club
paper. on account of illness ia his
family. was unavoidably absent
Miss Lulu NanEaton ami w. White
read some very amusing selections.
The meeting was very orderly and
pleasant, and adjourned until the 3ist
of April. Programme for next meet
ing: Singing by the Me Combers /;
discussion, what are the best horses
and cattle for Kansas farmers :" TO be
opened by Mr.. C.Post Select readers.
Mrs. Van Eaton and Miss j. Rodgers,
closing with music selected by w. IL
Blair.
Cold nights still prevail most o!
the GA, ground Is sown; wheat and
rye looking fine; the preparation of
the corn ground Is now the order of
the day.
Professor Virgins ought to add to
his other titles, Fool, Ass and Know
Nothing" for he has earned the mer-
tied contempt of the world for his
foolish pronostications which have
alarmed so riany nervous and weak
minded people.
The Creamery question is coming to
| the front: one Is started hear in
Solomon and will soon be i'm full blast.
No doubt il properly managed, they
are great advantage to the farmer.
viii some Of your correspondents give
us some reliable information on tins
important subject? q. w.
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Pebbles From TORY.

We hear Of no one complaining Of
the snow. IL was preceded by q
good shower Of rain. Most Of the oats
were sown before the rain came.
A. c. Wait has taken the initiative
in building a railing fence around his
grounds in front Of his house.
Ed. Fitzgerald has wire corral
which encloses an importation If Mis-
souri, cattle, brought up from Kansas
City. He has associated with him
Mr.. Roselie Hogaboom. Ell. now
faeetiously calls his place, "odd fel.
lows home"
J. II. Dickerson now occupies his
new house.
W. II. Amos while riding rapidly
after some cattle, was thrown from his
horse, which disabled his back for the
time being.
The general health in this locality
is good.
Farm hands are scarce AMI wages
high.
Miss Hattie Godfrey's school nj Mt.
Pleasant will close this week. Miss
Hattie has given good satisfaction.
She IL an industrious worker in the
school room, and socially endeaIs
herself to all.
Rev. w. r. Leigh has Jeff for his
circuit in Ellsworth county. He was
not returned to this circuit, notwith.
standing the large petition that was
sent to conference. Mr.. Leigh 10 m
earnest, jealous and enthusiastic
young man and con, rne0Aahlv amk,i.
tious TO bring up his studies ~ re-
quired by the district and general con-
ferences. Full - he II Of, generous
impulses, wherever he goes he will
not hack for friends. The rood wishes
Of the people here follow him, and be
will Be remembered kindly, and With
many-sacredly. - having conducted
one Of the most effective Fsvivals that
ever occurred on the Gypsum Greet
circuit. AINuEAgo8-
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The contractors on the road are In
good spirits and are pushing the work.
Kennedy 4 Stone have entirely COM
pieted the first division. except little
bit of work here and there. upon which
a few men are working. and are now
vigorously at work on the second d.
vision of seventeen miles They have
now al work. including sub contract
or.. over $50 teams. and say that they
will eonipl.te the section uy the mid
die Of May. L. +. Eice. contractor
for stone work, has all the bridges In
on the first ten miles, and viii e..
right abeai on the second. The con
tractors feel confident that though the
pay-master has not put In an appear
ance yet that he will very soon. A
gentleman who has good sources of
information, informed Us that he
thought track-laying would be begun
at Council Grove by May LIST. We hope
most ferventiy that his prognostica-
ton will prove true.-Counca GToec
ReUH,iicdR
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ON THIRTY OAysTe,At.

The Noltaic Belt Co, Marshall,
Mich. will send Or. Dyes Celebrated
El.c,ro-Voitaic Belts and Electric
Appliance on trial for thirty days
to men young or old who are afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality
aud kindred troubles. guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration oI
health and manly vigor. Address ms
above.-N. u. No risk il incurred, M
thirty days trial j. allowed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

New Spring Goods just received al
&. A. Solberg's. Gentlemen will
save money by giving him cali.
Goods made up In the latest styles,
and we guarantee as good work a. you
can get by sending away from town.
a new stock of wall paper at White
head x Scanian's.
Farmers and others desiring u gen.
teel. lucrative agency business, by
which IS to so :.'lay can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, To II.
G. Wilkinson & Co., l95 and l9' Full.
ton Street, New York. i7.6nl
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Prince sssmsrek.

This stylish young stallion will
make the season Of 1853 at the stable
Of Fiummerfclt 4 Williams. SaIinn
Kansas. Ternis SIS for the season II,
advance. Cash or approved note.
PEpioREE-Sire Carenaught, b,
Fearnsughi, by Young Morril. by Nor
riii. by Jennlson, horse by"One Eye"
by Bulrnsh. by Justice Morgan.
founder ofthe Morgan family. Dan,
by Fcaruaught
This horse II noted for his breeding.
style. speed and action.
HARRISON. COLLINS, TEAguE * Go.
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MeSsrs. johnson & Carlberg expect
To receive a carload Of horses and
mares the first Of next week. These
gentlemen fully understand the wants
of our farming community rs 10 stock,
as well as as those in town who love
good roadsters. They are safe and re-
liable dealers; and when their war
rant is out that stock Is sound and
good, you can rely on 1t every time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

The Eldorado city prison and engine
houses were burned sunday. and a
prisoner 10y the name of Hamilton
was roasted alive. A coroner's jury
came Ia the conclusion that Hamilton
fired the building.-Erchange.
TINS occurrence brings to mind a
similar one which occurred in Salina
bout l-7O. II will he remembered
that the city "calaboo>e" on Fifth
street, near where Mr.. Shute's resi-
dcnoe stands. was destroyed Icy fire,
and prisoner supposed TO be IA deser-
ter from the Regular Army, and de
tanned therefor lost his life ia the
fire. II was thought at the time that
he, also, fired the building for the
purpose of making his escape, and we
believe no other theory was ever de
velopei.
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The following j. the programme for
the Salina Literary Society, Friday
evening. March -.
Musical Director, I. l.. Bond.
MUSIC.
Optional, Prof. L. ID. Fitzpatrick.
Recitation, Miss Deigh2n.
Solo, Mrs. J. :. Hall
Essay, Rev. A. NJ. Stewart.
Music
Paper, Mrs J. w. Daily.
Recitation, T. l.. Bond.
Grafton, Rev. VIM. Simkins.
Reading, Mrs. II. A. Levitt.
Music.
Admission 10 cents.
At the meeting of the Literary, FIJI
day night. the following persons were
elected officers for the ensuing term :
President. J. .. Wilson.
Vice President. Paul Hutchinson.
Secretary. y. II. LOOMS.
Treasurer, Laura Peck.
Executive committee. Paul Hutch
insun, II. e. Rash, A. T.. league.
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Ruokleo'S Arujca Sslve.

The best salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rbeum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilbiains. Corns. and all Skin Erup'
tions. and positively cures Piles II
il guaranteed TO give perfect satisfsc'
ton. or money refunded. Price "a
cents per box. For sale by Oscar Seiiz
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

The drawing al Gels x Gibbs mill
came off last Monday night. Charley
Hahn drew the suit of clothes. and
Chas. breckenridge, the contractor of
the dam. the pair of Loots. These
were the most valuable articles. Some
fifty prizes were distributed to those
holding tickets. Mike" drew a briar-
root pipe. and in his own words lie
wouldn't take tin dollars for yit."
Friend Benfeld held - tickets, and
ne'er an article save view of Oak
Dale Park did he draw
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WORTHY Of Praise .

As a rule we do not recommend
Patent Medicines. but when We know
Of one that IL public benefactor. and
does positively cure. then We consider
II our duty to impart that information
to all. Electric Bltters are truly Q
most vslusble medicine, and will sure
~ cure BiilIousness, Fever and Agus.
Stomach, Liver and Kidney CON-
plaiuts, even when oil other remedies
fail. We know whereof We spsak, end
can freely recommend them to ALL
GseA. Sold at any cents bottls b
Oucne 6eits.
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Church Services Next Sabbath.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Peter Wager, Rector.
Services for first Sabbath after
Easter, in Christ Episcopal church II
aim, Morning Service and sermon.
ZIP. m. Eve. Prayer and sermon.
y p. m. Sunday School.
METHODIST CHURCH.
J. A. Antrim, pastor.
Morning service. Subject-'Com-
fort to those who need IT," Genesis,
1925
Evening service. Subject,-"Empty
wells, or . lecture to young men and
women" II Peter, 2-17.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening,
q O'Clock p. m.
Young peoples prayer meeting Fri.
day evening at o'clock.
Children's meeting "Wednesday af.
ternoon, Ais. Mrs. Antrim. leader.
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Too much cannot be said Of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly
watching and caring for her dear ones,
never neglecting n. single duty In
their behalf. When they are assaulted
by disease, and the system should
have . thorough cleansing. the stom-
ach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
fed, and malarisl poison exterminst.
ed, she must know that Electric Bit
tess are the only sure remedy. They
are the bsst and purest medicine in
The world and only cost my cents.
SID b. Oscar 0eils.
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April fool I,
City Eler.iinn n-Xt rne-laV.

Arril fool
City Election next Tuesday.
Regular Eastern weather" they
call it.
WIN. Tolle starts for England about
April LIST.
Fred Baier rejoices because ii Is a
little girl.
There never was better "wheat
weather.
The cattle suffered some during the
late snow storm.
Some frigidly raw weather" dur
ing the past few days.
]. A. Banker commences delivering
nursery stock tomorrow.
". G Meeker started for Denver
yesterday He expects To return
shortly.
Nursery stock until you can't rest
is "heelei in just below the Grand
Central
The registration books were closed
last Tuesday. Whole number regis
tered, about So.
Mr. John w. Sutton has been yis-
itiny his old friends aud relatives in
Walnut township.
March il going out not exactly
like roaring, rampant lion. hut is
rather like 'lion couchant'
The serious illness of II. G. Rash's
youngest child. cau-ei Telegram 10
be sent for his immediate return.
Mr. Al. Davis has purchased what
is known a. the Downe: property on
Ninth street Consideration. S2,0lJ.
Don, allow your fool friends" 70
make fool of you next sun hay, just
because it happens to tie All Fools
Day.
Isaac Silvcrs aud a. Sicfert, two OLD
JoVRNAL subscribers. locate in Chase
county. 30 a. 10 branch out in the
stock business
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The following curious puzzle is said
10 beat the celebrated "l3-li-l5," and
| is well worth investigation: Take Il
strip of paper or cardboard thirteen
| inches long and five wide, thus giving
"a surface of sixty-five inches. Now
cut this strip diagonally, US true "a
YOU can. giving two pieces in the
! shape of triangle. Now measure eX-
| actly five inches from the larger end
of each strip and cut in two pieces.
Take these slips and put them into
| the shape of an exact square. and II
will appear 10 he just eight inches each
way, or sixty-four square inches. a
loss of one square inch of superficial
measurement, with no diminuiion of
surface. The question is. what be
comes OF that inch. Topeka Common
,ceulth.
The Commonwealth has taken up u
miserable failure, much 10 our sur
prise. This thing originated in the
brain of some fellow years ago who
was perfectly devoid Of mathematical
knowledge. and offered amusement
| for a short time TO the few who grasp
at anything they cannot understand.
The Emporia RCIwb'iedH. some time
ago, took up the matter undert the cap
ton of as 81 greater than CO." IL
was fully answered by our friend Col.
Inman at the time. which we have re-
| produced for the benefit OF the Com
Ha0nwcath:
EpIToRS REPUELICAN:-I lately,
| accidentally came across your publish
/ .I problem. as al greater than To ~
sO far from impeaching the eXaetness
or accuracy of geometry, u Is shown
/ by the latter Ia lie no paradox. rs you
| ailege, but a very transparent failacY.
I IL as rCIuiTcit a paraiieiO2Fam , by
Il inches he divided by diagonal into
two equal tTiangles aud each al these
triangles Ice snbdivided 10y a line par
al!ul To- the Shorter base, 81 that the
altitude of the upper triangular por
ton shall h. : inches, and that OF the
lower portion or trapeZoid shall be ,
inches, then 10y similar trian.les, IL
inches ,tiie altitude of the larger tri-
angie j. TO > inches its base as 3
inches the altitude Of the smaller
sectional Triangle Is Ia lis inches.
the base of the latter, or the length of
the line OF the last section. The cor
rectness of this is easily ascertaiped by
actual trial and measurement with n
simple carpenters rule. Hence put
ting the two smaller tTiaDgle les together
by their hypo'henases, we have par
allelngram of ; inches by ) l-l3 inches
equal Ia n 10y >l2 square inches, aud
} in like manner putting together the
two trapeZoids by their obliquc sides,
We have Il paralivlogran of } inches 10y
ll3 inches equal 10 ~ plus > lib
square inches. las shown in diagram .
These two parallelograms when placed
together. adversely, will not form q
square, but you make it look 50 by
Your rules "a enormously assumed.
Their sum "a S-l3 square inches plus
~ 5l3 square inches j. precisely 81
Square irches-the area with which
you started Any one who chooses I"
neglect the fractions. will of course
have bat siXty-four square inches.
Bu; in that case there i certainly No
mystery about the disappearance of
the odd square inch. Yours, etc,
Ii. INMAN.
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Two carloads of the mains for the
water works have arrived, and the
pipes are being distributed along
Santa Fe avenue. The mains which
have arrived are little over eight
inches i'm diameter. The water
works company use the 10 ar IL
inch main only on South street and
the river to the well.
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Rev. w. II. Leigh goes To Ellsworth
circuit this year. He was called TO the
new charge by the almos; unanimous
vote of the Methodists Of this circuit.
Rev. and Mrs. Leigh have the best
wishes of numerous friends in Saline
county for their future welfare and
happiness
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Mr.. H. J. Parker, who returned to
Missouri and Arkansas the first of the
week for the purpose of buying cattle.
saws that during his late tour through
those states he found the wheat crop
locking very poorly, aud it was really
a luxury after his return to see such a
ine growing crop a we have.
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Business Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between Geo. II. Davis and Fred
Kranz, l. this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent, Geo II. Davis 10 pay all
indebtedness.
Salina, March ~, 1883. . q
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the following item in regard to Mr..
\. T. RanSom's late purchase of the
brunswick Chief" is thus referred to
in The Spirit of Hc Times, the great
sporting paper:
SALE oF BRUNSWICK CHIEF, Ere
Mr.. u. VI. Jewctt, of Fair Oaks,
.Z,uc>villr, O.. has sold 10 \. f.. Ran
som. Salina, Kan. the young trutting
stallion Brunswick Chief, foaied Mch.
-. ls79, by Duke of Brunswick, dam
ThoriLess. 10y Alhamhra "a dam Idle
wild, by Peck's Idol, sire Of Barbara
Patchen, 2.2ll Don, 2:2ii John r.,
80. Price II ol). This combination
vt blood gave us Administrator and
Others. and when reinforced 10y the
speedy crosses in his family. sustained
by his own great natural speed. the
Chief cannot fail Of success, either n
"A track horse or for stock purpose. We
learn that he will beat 80 this season.
Also sold two weanlings-Petticoat
by Alhambra Chief. sl51, and a Duke
of Brunswick fillv, $50, TO Mr.. Lar
kin, Ellsworth. Kansas.
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The Salina Post q. 4. r now num-
bers IS members. The prospects are
that the membership will be greatly
increased by the time of the Grand
Encampment at Denver. The Bridge
Post numbers about % persons and a
Post will soon be started at Assaria-
application having already been made
At Department headquarters for a
mastering officer.
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August Ziehell brought a steer into
town the other day which weighed
1915 pounds. In fact, during the
weighing process the steer broke
through the plank platform of Ed.
LotZ's scales He would do for a rcla-
tive of David Davis.
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For Rent.

First floor Of John Gels Il Cos.
Bank building, the splendid rooms
at present occupied 10y the First Nh
tional Bank, together with use of
vault, safe with time lock attached,
furniture, etc, possession Jan. !. lss3.
Fer terms inquire of
&. T. FAULKNER. or
JNo. j GELS.
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WANTED.--A first
class coat and pants
maker. Address
A. NILSSON,
Salina, Kansas.
Chanuc of Firm.

!. Y. Schwartz & Go. have pur-
eliza, 81 the hardware and agricultural
implement business lately conducted
hy NJ. Schwartz. The new firm will
receive all monies due VI. Schwartz In
this business and assume all liabilities.
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The following items have been sent
To Us from Fargo. Dakota J &. Ben
der has bought 80 lots i'm Fargo, ID.
T., for II - each also Mr. Bender and
jos. Tribbey have bought two lots in
Livingston for thirteen hundred dol
lars