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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-15


A shooting affray occurred recently at
Devils Lake. III which A. j. Bolster had
his hat riddled with bullets, and received
an ugly scalp wound from le,den mis-.
sile. II. NJ. Creel and David Coolin did
the shooting. Saturday morning Boil
ster swore out warrant for the arrest of
Creel and Coolin, the latter on a charge
of assnat. The case came before Judge
McClory, who held the defendants in
$500 bail.
A pool has been folmed in Washing.
ton of ten capitalists, with $4,000 euch,
to operate in tbs construction of tele-
graph lines. The members Of the pool
meet in New York to elect trustee and
manager. The association will be known
as the Bankers aud Merchants Con.
strnction company. and it originated
with three members OF the Bankers and
Merchants telegraph company. A
Washington member OF the construction
company says they have contracted for
10000 poles, all that can be produced for
the next two years, in anticipation OF the
new movement of the Baltimore and
Ohio telegraph company, as there will
be sharp competition IN the extension OF
lines between that company and the
Western Union and the contingency of
the government and postal schemes. He
thinks the Baltimore and Ohio will be in
possession of the Bankers and Mer.
chants and the Mackey Postal Telegraph
company before six months, and that a
sharp fight for rights of way and con.
structlon will be Immediately inaugura-
ted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-02-15
In fact all Goods sold ut Bed
Rock prices.

w-Remember the place-Ope door north Of
Jencks Hotel, Capital street.
,tR-All orders promptly filled and satisfas
tion guaranteed. Telephone M. 50.
f. ]. PORTER l. co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
REMINIsoENoEs BY REN POoRE.

Boston Budget.
Georgetown was q port Of CONNER
eial importance before Washington
City was located on its Western Dor
der. Situated at the head Of naviga-
ton on the Potomac River, q number
Of wealthy London mercantile houses
had sent young Scotehmsu there 10
purchase tobacco and peltrie8. SEINE
Of them located themselves peFma-
nently, and with them were q num-
Der Of merchants from Kew England,
AMONG them my grandfather, Er.
Allen Dodge, q native Of Ipswich
Hamleta, now Hamilton, and his
youngest brother, Fnneia Dodge, one
Of whose daughters afterWArd mar
ried. have heard these relatives
give, In their old Hge, interesting 90.
counts Of the Commercial prosperity
Of Georgetown imne ltely ailaE tie
Revolution. Tobaeeo and 81 e. a<,fi-
cultural products were brought there
in large quantities % WafoaB and
shipped direct - Europe, ana the
planters for hundreds Of miles around
purchased their supplies from George
town merchants. Large ships were
anchored ct the Wharves or sailing In
the river country wagons were COM
ing and going along the roads leading
70 the Districts, some Of them great
boat shaped wagons from Pennsyl-
vaniR, each drawn by six horses that
merrily jingled their bells through
the streets, and dry loads Of coffee, SUI
gar, tea, dry goods, building material,
etc, were hauled from the WharVes 20
the warehouses or the retail stores.
The cession Of the ten miles square to
the United States for the seat Of gov
eminent made Georgetown prosper
Gus for q while, as Il was the seaport
Of the metropolis. Ali the supplies
for the new city were landed ct the
Georgetown WharTes, and many Gov
eminent Ofiioials resided there while /
the trees we're being felled and the
streets graded in the new capital.
President Washington used to stop at
Georgetown on his way 10 and from
Philadelphia and Il was there that
he had the conference with Major
L'Enfant which resulted In the adOp-
ton Of the magnificent plan only re-
Gently fully devOlved. The arrange
ment made with the owners OF the
land was not satisfactory to some Of
them, who were dissatisfied because
the Capitol was not located on their |
forms. 1t Is stated that being some
what vexed with the mereensry spirit |
displayed by a ScOtchmen named /
Daniel Burns, Washington exclaimed:
why, you are now n rich man but
what would you have been had -
the Federal City been located ~,
"Hoot, mon, aud what wopId So,
hae been worth had " - " i'sl you
ried the widow CuS' %, 'i''o maj
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25


The White House has been q pure
homestead. The hrgt President who
went there took the abiest woman
who probably ever was mistress Of
that building into e, Abigail Adams
the mother Of another President.
Then came JedeFsonis uatro1ly
daughter. and Rfadisonis besnina
wife, and Monroe's demure family,
land-bred wife, whose father had been
a foreign consul when they were mar,
Fied. Andrew jackson, freshly n
widOWer, sat there with the family Of
bis nephew and adopted son. Van
Buren,, Wifeless, there brought up hia
boys with such confidence anG gentle
meas that they we're almost public
men In their teens. lTElef eps ever
his dying wife and received kl1 pure
bride IA that old building which e
coeval with Washington himself
Mrs Polk, without children, bat With
those gracious instincts which are yet
preserved in her happy age, minis
tered here. There Zachary Taylor
took the domestic honor o. : soldier.
with none Of the habits Of the camp.
Mr.. Fillmore demeaned himself there
almost as happily as Gen. Arthur
kept In honorable sentiment with the
homes Of the country by the uniyer-
sal knowledge that be had loved his
wife and never replaced her. Bu-
chanan, disappointed IN early love,
brought his niece 10 give at once
maiden and wOlnanly respect TO his
table. Lincoln saw his child die
there, and shed the teaFE which con
secrate the spot TO family delieacy and
household honor. Through the la
bOrious years Of Grant, his wife never
withdraw from him that protection
which IL better than friendship. and
he married his daughter while in Of
flee. Mrs. Hayes made, by her beau
ty and Christian nature, a quiet fame
there, which those only sneer at who
degrade themselves. When that
home loses its sanctity a. repFesen-
tatiue Of the American home, let the
lightning select IL for ravages and de-
cay.-Gdth. IN ". y. Tribune,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

t,,.c-,ro M. 4 Brady said In his speech
al ,vS, Ammany last Monday night /:
A. al ask TO he Ostracised from all
cent society II cannot point to cor
ruptiOn stalking straighttO the exeeu-
tive mansion sud knocking ut the
door and coming out of the door with
all that corruption sought ut the ex-
pcnse Of the people. II I cannot
prove that hrlbes, known to fail I'm
tie assembly in 1888, were placed so
near Mr. Cleveland that II he does not
have the money in his pockets he can
get Il at any time-if cannot prove
that i am not what I profess TO be-.
He was frequently interrupted with
applause.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
LAKE ERIE & WESRN ri

The most direct route between Kansas city
OF Oman aud Clevc land. Budllo. PitisburE Neu-.
York ,Iiosfan, Philadelphia. Washington Baltimore
and ali points fascinating close connection With
all the Trunk Lines.
FIRST class equipments steel rails, McstinE houie
Afrbrakes, Miller platform ami coupler. elegant
new Reclining Chair and nrIwing-room carr At
.fached % an through passenger Trains ffee &c eN
frl charge 90 an drst class passcugCrF holaiuE
through tickets. Tho few changes by this
Route are an made m Union nepois-no oIanihus
Transfers
Ask for tickets 90 any point East via Lake Erie
q Western ny. Maps aud other Information
furnished FIRE upon aplicaiion 10 principal Ticket
oflces q address a.. W. SMITH,
Geul Pass. Agent
nloomincton, III
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
A Lnmsr,. oplnInn on mo-, 70 All

Ia"IeFs VpihiOh OF thteFest 70 All.
} A. Tawney, ESD n leading at
torney Of WinOna. Nina. writes :
AMER using Il for mOre than three
years, take great pleasure In stating
that | regard DIR. Kings New DiseOy-
cry for Consumption. rs the best
remedy In the world for Coughs snd
Colds. Il has never failed TO cure the
most severe colds have had, aud in
variably relieves the pain 10 the
chest"
Trial Bottles OF this sure cure for
all Throat and Lung Diseases may be
had Free at Oscar SeltE'S drug store
Large sire Sl.OO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
The Following is Partial List of Real Estate on Our Books
1901

leo arres Of ana bottom land, 40 acres broke and
in cultivation, % ARES 10 wheat. aeret In ORCH
ard coniaining peaches, apples, pears, pluns ana
rrapes- one story re ne house llxaZ Stable
iex20, granaFy IGKie, hedEo al round The place,
30 aeres q pasture fenced With harbei uirS
fsnoa, ~ mile Of creek veil timhered, rannin 9
vr1teT he whole year round, timber CONSISTS 81
eotfanw wood, walnut and boxeldeF, miles IRON
saiina. Price $500 e2o00 cazh balance on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
Castle Rock Ranch.

1880 acres miles ffum BrOokVllie houses Is
xan and I itH28 With atltlIion l2HI6 stone barn
corral I50x25O sheds l6x2o0 2tKso Hnd l6zso 100
ncFrs cultivated 400 acres bottom land spring
Greek runs through ths Faneh. living Nutar on
quarter THIS q one % me hest ranches IN Saline
cuuuty. Price g. 81 YsT acre 5000 cash balance
"a easy terms. 2ooo skssP With ranch u desired
a reasonable prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

% acres hedga fence ell round, 60 acrea hTofe,
good frame houss t2L26 addition isE2i Eranary
f6x3l, frame barn lsEl5, ehleken bouss i2xii /,
COW shed iGxso, 5 aeres Of orchard ell kinds 81
run and shade treea, 2 good wells, hog pens and
hog pasture - mls q school hoase, also ie0 ecr
adjoining With us aer8 broke halancs isneed u
two pastures, 100 aeres q EfuWing Wheat, -
miles ffom heAtor n miles lrom Sallna. Price
$500 el500 ezsh balance On time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

~ RTIlu Agents wanted for authentic edition 81
WAlNE hi life. Published al Augusta. he
Nl.|AaN home Largest, handsomcst, cheapest
hest BY the renowned historian and
bi0erapher, Col ConWell. whose life Of Garfield
p1bllshel b. tis out sold the tErufT others by co.
6uo. Ouisels every book ever puhliseed 10 this
world many agents are leliing ATTY daily. Agents
are making fortunes. All new beginners are sue
eeRaful; grad chance fer them. $3.50 made by
lady agent the first day. Terms most liberal
Particulars free. Better sind > cenfs for postage
etc, on free 0uilt. nov ready Including large
pFoSnectus hook and save valuable Time
ti-2inoa ALLEN Co. Augusta Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

leo aerss ~ story frame h0use good cellar eis-
tsFn IN Kitchen Kansas luarn GOD granary and ern
gFib isxis tod she'd ifK2O ben house good vel
with ulnd mill 20 arres isnced With wire - apple
Tres 4 years Old 30 peach trees yearl Ole aud
other aznal fruits ~ acres In Wheat ADD > acres
In rye 10 miles irOm Salina price sSuoo < cash hai
on time
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ffl

100 acres eli fenced with wire fence, good frame
hou.e ~ silTy, 6 rooms Kansas stahle, gfanary
lsr3a, blEgy she'd, 2 god wells, 100 fruit recsi
10 grape vines ~ acfes broke, s. lacrea IN wheat
IS lenes rye. milel from Saiina Z from BaFaria-
Prizes s3oia e1000 clsh balance on time
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

A Prize +: !; !: /: s.: 8. s.: ).
right away than anything
else in the world. All Of either sex succeed iruu
frst hour. The broad rad % fortune opens b.
fore the workers, Absolutely sure. Al once adj
dress, THUE & Co.. Augusta, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

50 acres al bottom and second bottom = aersl N
slItiVnfion crsek n iiVinE water running through
ne nlaea new frame ho1aa ~ story lo12a gool
I'D Rood vel soms fruit and forest trees 10
ntlal inum Salina and miles iroln Asaaria pfice
5000 $3.50 eaah bel On tina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

$50 acres \ broke 80 acres fenced cool frame
hor,e rooms Fco cellar 25Ks1 barn aiH5e granary
and she'd 2lK2is cood wells q miles IRON salina
5000 Y cash balance on lime
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ISIS

80 aeres Of good land 10 Ilncslu county s. acres
lroks frnRs kouse l2K92 story sioas uiabls strAu
roofilxSs good veil and hne spring 100 peach trees
years olS 100 forest tree1 pFieH $50 So eAzh
bal on time.
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KS

leo acrss frame houss roosas i2Eis bark b1ild-
ing lax2G good cellar eeiasuis1 good wells Splen
did yeung orchard peaches ApPie. ana Ps-is p
osrn land acres yoang timber stable k2N2t 3 ran-
cry 2lX2i corn crib hog pastare with shed1s miies
Salina $500
1854
leo aerts u hns bottom Ind good ~ story
houae Itr20 corn Ct % STA Htoae Staels good
Wells, nViag WEter rulli1g throlgk the plAee
20 acres IN vheai. 500 e.sh nils fron B.
lima
ice serur Il river bcfiom lan1 nile e FiVur and
timber On ths placo - acra hroks miloa from 81
lima. Price $50 dollarT
ss5< eers q botioa la1a y ailss tfoa ei.y,
new story nEma hoans god orchard aDd good
vel al under eultlVntioh. 5000
q aerel al under eultiVEtioa geoa iram1 hoaas
a Ave ronur nood c1iaF - 81 kla I'd EI1l1TI
miles iron saliaa- Pries s1ooo SEQ - SEQ
In enc yer.
90 acre upland fzra 8 asluI n what = esF9
prairie. Frics eiSoe eslt = F11 - ys11
oelt balance = e4h 4 years uns. 4t1lN
A splssdH furm q So sefSs houss ~ ulsris
eHouins Food cellar lnFTa hafn TrEnarY eoTn crtb
famo stlbls ard hoaco q 60 rooG ~ eers1 u
halancs / snd yulA
sOaers farm uElru - ofsallns Sisyy iE.ns
aVrellinF roous Itahls we'd sd several hun
dred frult tres prtoo el7oo.
io,U snUoah,aHs p.su. sd ~ ...sl.
ltzls grunaEy S11s aelsl tlne.E eIea.le-,.1.
fruits iftss nsge flll9E vi u eIG ~ 80.
az lsaes3 ~ 49, hsg =. 80 ~ 80 ~,
S1Oos "a balanss yan q spG e0E
A barn e 10 s1s 80 Si.-s h.l-. 3 roo.
; sSas ~ Ss: SaE "a - ie - - iSPis
and ehena = nell l9.lls - Z. -, = IA /
IN What irEne EEzn1fy sd kcs PsD - - =
go usrus Fsod 2 HloEy flsss hsuls sEssauIeius- |
sls and eallsr haEa iainTT iaE-9 gEaneEi1 eaPee-
~ 80 b1rhlls Selh e.Iz.l 81. 80 -
nris 81 kinas e hulL An f0sad Sith hodg3
nils irsn elilla elooo
fB
ie9 a-le holiga Nd u lloIz hous lI.a. elIal-
lnr isrsl hnek h-illieg ftris : Ess1 Ws,isei.asEs
IN kitri-s7 ~ sllinr - 1lxz1 49, 1E9 en-
rTfb arsf ckienn kou1l fozi1 flrm ~ u11ar ~
tisafi11 81 fsncof acrc1 q uEr. eG1Elag 49, /
~ iros EpEisstl plnns ald Pszls ecEe Elln1i
rrose Is nrral . ffguing W1ent - eeso1 q 60
INV so wliaa had11 is1ea - uile1 -frun &tilaa I
Frics 81 F-- s-rs Hitheat uhaat era5-
- neIus unda euliivaiion ioe asrss a uhsaf J
uiory irEEe heuss fexef - eallr elElEl sta1ie -
rs via III ~ ~ So orral ullI e - i11
niieof vine fanrs slch1It a. kle1s e fruit 81
poal grslsrT 80 vi So floa esllna TEiss
t5ooo elool ealh hi q iins-
a aera ta5t u7lan1 iIuit flln anlll lrszs heuls
loEi2 80 pla.a frsa - - iIlll ~ eoEins ltee
r6assi,rri1s 4 asFs ~ ElFlsly e l1rsskc1zilsf
rrn Ma rlrr1rnmfr - a - 81 ~ raIIrH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

leo acrss framo houss 4 rootas i2Eis bark buih-
ins, l3xzG good oalaT eetaeuiet good wells aplen.
did young orchard peaches apples and pearn -
oarn land acres yoang timber stable k2r2t gran-
ary 2lX2i corn crib hog pastare with shedis miies
. Salina $500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

$40 a1ssix stoEy holss u rool1 2 stabis3 q
aera broks 10 bottom lard II niles stone ienco
* miln % F1od hoego ienc8 nile plank leece
- houns roQd wells ruanlng water acre1 oFcn-
aEd Unlnui tnbsr On IL ere Pre- sa5so'0
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

90 acre., frame h0uss, room1, god cellar, cave
god stabis and Ehed; : Eood orchard 80 forest
trues, = acres On uhesf, snail gEanarys god vel.
Prise 0soo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
Notice OF Final settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Saline.
In the Probate Court N and far said
County.
In The matter Of the estate Of A. @. Couse, de-
ceased.
GtRRDfTORS ami all other persons interested On
~ The Aforesaid Estate, are hereby modified that
% the ioth day Of October lsi AZ the regular %
tober term ls8t. OF the Probate Court, In and for
said county, 10 Be- begun and held Al the Court
Room IN Hallna and cou1ty o. aallne, Stale afore-
said on The first MOnday n the month o. October
A. D., 1884, shall apply 10 aid courf for fall aud
hnai settlement Of said estate.
MARY COusE
Adm'N Of Estate o. A. g. CouIe deed.
eeutemher 18th A. .. fssl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
AHAssweF WsBled

Can anyone bring as q case Of Kid
ney or Liver Complaint that Electric
Bltters will not speedily cureP We
say they can moi, as thousands Of cases
already permanently cured and who
are daily recommending Electric Bit
ters, win prove. Bright's Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, or Rny urinary
complaint quickly cured. They purl-
y the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale ct
hfty cents 3 bottle by Oscar Seltz.
EKoltensHt
"What causes the great rush at
Oscar Seitz's drug store 20 The free
distribution Of sample bottles Of DR..
BOsanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, fhs
most popular Remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Consumption and Bronchitis
on the market. Regular size 50 cents
and 800.
Piles are frequently preceded By
sense Of weight In the back, lOlns and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose be has some AZ
lection Of the kidney or nelshbOrl
organs. AT times, symptoms Of indi-
gestions are present, as fiatulency, nm
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like persPiration, prOduelrg
q very disagreeable itching, pa1ticu.
larly after getting warm Ia bed, "a a
very common attendant Internal.
External and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application ofDr, Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOTs allaying the iRtense itching,
and efIectlng y pegnanent cure where
all other remedies have failed 10
not delay until the dFain On the q
tenn produces disability but Try h kad
be cured. Price 50 cents. Ask your
druggist fof Il, and when yoa cannot
obtain Il Of him, we viii send It. pre-
paid. on receipt OF price. Address
The Dr.. Bosanko Medicine Co. Plqrs
Ohio. Sold By Oscar Sets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

60 ncresf aoET frnls houss rooms, about 800
treos rame gtahle i1Li1, corn cFib 7xl2, = aeFul
iron ssllna. Prize eisoo ti2Co easA balance On
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

- aeratsst upla1l iFuif Am nn.ll llszshs1s
Sodssi'ssrTi-s / ~ ~ Vlfisly e 1lrsskozi-s
l Sss - So s 49, ~ b.: s. IS - :. q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

1885,
leo aerts u ans bottom lHnd good ~ story
house ltE30 corn Ct % SKA rtoae staele 80
gells, lViag water runnlng lhrougk the Plaoe
enced on east and West side - aefes N onluSation
90 acres In wheat. 500 eush niia. hon -
lima.
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isia

isa ncTss e nd seouna bottom land, 90 asEea IN
gultivttion, new enc Ene hah story hams
80. uITrn ronms csllar, ei1taTn. tEo sod
Fsils, yo1nG orthard, go6d siEhls, tsn milss lrom
SriIas FF1ss, go, tisso es1h bslsnsS e. uas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25
1910

- aero., sloas hess El,Sis, gsed Ws1la, -
~ l1o(i1, granry itDCf9, ban tlD(if, Sod cor.
nj i1F 80, eTesE rms thEcueh th8 Flaee, 1e5
aer1 u1aeE s9..s.ea e. -. y 49, =. eer1l n
10 asEos ufrhis l1ld baFs1 bolton ~. aeek1ni
hoticl, 10 aPFls tls9, g eAeIy tres! nd %
psaeh trses. ffies essso 500 eish balanss sn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

fo8 aerua q river botlom lan1 nile q rive AID
timber On The Plaee y aera hroks nilss LfoA -
lima. Price $500 dollarT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

60 asles, sls e ~ hsat hrns q sallls
Weill, klsR se)<9E, gzzlaFy e(fI. fEnot spple and
psach cgchErt, 80 aeFu - TIogilg wkeaf Isl
nerg1 80 VA the iani . q ne hailnes in ~
tllhei, - acru coTn, ~ neral % fo1ia. rlnninE
WatR Gn Ne year Foulf, 90 aer1 q pa1iurs fsne-
q wlIe. el5o10 9lo1oo ea1h bal q uma.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

70 ncra seccond bstion 50 acfes under eulilVa-
aoas go Z Ssesi e .sres 4 oe,, frame
s1nbla. snail 9Fa1lTy, ~ n3o1 n pasture lenced
viii baEbee wiFs; - boEEing fruit trseE, qna1-
tty q snail trlifaL - uiles ffon ealins miles
s1ooo el1oo eaah ~. cl tsDs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

sS5< nrrs Of botion lsna = mil0 fron ei.y, ?
neu story frEma hoare god ochard ard good
well al under euliiEntion. 5000.
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uforr fr.nna keugs fgx2f 80 eal1r oEteEn slnhie q
AS Wit III ~ 49, $50 crfE1l ElllI e eal11
/ mfieof wire fasfs slch1It a. klcis e iruil 81
rolfl gral1ry sd U1l - ~ 1a-l11 rfl1l
t5ooo sloole1sh III 81 iiI1s-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

fg1n-rul bcitoR Ind ~ utoEg hcul8 frl1s nuili-
iur iersl haet hr-iliieg ftrt8 Eu11 Weiisei1laF1
IN kitrtsa eosi e1llnF taE1 Gxn 49, mE3 en-
ii-siiS1 - 49, arrSS = ull1si hslElsI 49,
~ treus nrric1tl sims anl p1Ezl 3 ecF1 WllnIl
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

sooa zee asre fsFn ie NILS est o. salina
80 hoana via hasamsnt KanEag sable 90 acrUs
Undar eulfigEiloa Ell n Wheat 70 aerga peltlre
isBcsd i mils q go kedGoS gOod Eslla. fEioe
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

Haere al under eultiVliioh 1ood frama houas
q ave rooml gcod eoilaF - sllkls I'd gElu.gI
miles frun saliaA- Pries s3OoO SEQ go See
In enc year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

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- nsEIsln Ukeat. ncls % pota.sel, 0yp1un eTost
runs through nEhf tmber % ersek. fTioe $500
a1t9o eaah bal. On tms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

- 81 sra hotiou iand, frarne hcuss lg9(ia.
ltory, rod vel, ~ arrrI IN euliEntiol, e acrE
n Uhcat y go siih Fleca, = eeres q cgrns 3
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

,ious $50 slTss wells : e8od sEing go isEsst
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and ehGrIim = nc111 plllIa t11n1a ~ -
IN vhsat lIlne gEzn1fy sd kcg psD - - .
cash halancs - IN 4 Tesll