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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
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After quite q cold term We are hav-
ing some very pleasant weather, to
which We make no objections.
On examining peach trees we have
come 10 the conclusion Il will not pay
70 invest In patent fruit dryers for
peaches, or lay 10 an extra supply OF
fruit cans Jack Frost mas had the
first bite. Plums, blackberries aud
grapes do not seem TO be Injured.
Mr.. Perrin intends to open a black
smith shop az Bridge next Monday,
and will be prepared 70 do all kinds OF
work In his line, being q practical
machInist, viii be able TO repair all
machinery brought 10 him, which /
think will be appreciated by the COM
munity and ill 9 want we have often
felt IN DAYS past. Farmers bring
In your machinery In time, that need
repairing, before the rush comes 10,
and when the time comes to use 1t,
you will not have TO delay yOar work
FOR repairs. he will also be prepared
to do wood work.
Jonathan Tinker has bought the
s. I Of Sec. ., showing that he makes
q success In farming. proving the
truth OF the old adage He that by
the pillow would thrive. must bold or
drive" All visiting his home and its
surroundings will be convinced Of his
enterprise. A large barn, full granar-
lee and corn cribs and also his large
deer park, with quite q number Of
deer and antelope.
Mr.. Peeler has received the new
$4,000 set Of harness, also \ fine lined
robe. He is not 50 elevated but that
be can still speak TO those less fOrtu-
nate.
Ned DennisOn IL making prepare
tons TO build = new house In the
Spring.
We would advise those who shoot
at dogs In the dark to call away their
own. For further particulars inquire
at the post Office
II you wish 10 sell or buy 4 farm
consult P. NJ. Order.
Mrs Order has been very sick for
q few days but Is now recovering.
Last Saturday the Gillum boys
took hogs 10 market that averaged
4O7, realizing over twenty-one dol
lars apiece. Does II pay to feed your
grain to hogs?
A few days since at Mr.. Gillum's,
some bed clothing fell against the
stOveplpe and had a spontaneous COM
bustiOn, but by timely discovering II,
saved another hobby for the insurance
agents. Moral, keep your clothing
from the stOvepip0. q. NJ.
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Mentor Music.

Mumps no more.
Our trains come In on time.
A terrible breaking down occurred
near here last week among the corn
stalks.
Several from this vicinity attended
the debate q Assaria Tuesday night.
Miss Lille McCarty who lives near
Assaris, IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Sullivan, this week.
Mr.. Joseph John Is now one Of our
sick, but Is improving under the care
Of Drs. Daily and Crowley.
Mrs- Dennis Sullivan has been very
sick but is convalescent DR.. Crowley
Il attending her.
Mr.. Frank ShaW intends having 4
sale Of his flne imported horses about
March 6th. We understand the sale
will be conducted at Oak Dale Park,
.SAllnA
s. s. Godfrey Is feeding q fine lot Of
cattle on his farm near this place. Mr..
Godfrey handles more stock than any
one In this vicinity and Is one Of the
most enterprislng stock dealers.
Robert Tios e erecting neat little
dwelling on H. L. Jones farm, which
be has rented for i've years.
Mr.. @. r. Husted, our former r. r.
ticket and freight sgent Of this place,
h nov visiting his parents In Lsrain
county, Ohio. Mr.. n. Maxwell e
now acting - agent
Our school h progressing, being ia
der the able supervision Of Miss Mason.
Mr.. james Bacon intends building q
oOmmOdiO0s barn this spring.
AdOlphus LAubenRaysr shipping
some Of his fAt cattle nom his feeding
Eanche on the Solomon river.
ONCE IN A WHILE.
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Theron p KeatOF, Editor Of Fl.
Wayne, Ind, Gazette" writes I:
"FOr the past i've years have always
used DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
eOaghs Of most severe character, a.
well as for those ola milder type. II
never fails to effect q speedy cure.
Ny friends to whom have recon-
mended Il speak Of Il in same high
terms. Having been cured by Il OF
every cough I have had for five years.
I eOnsiderit the only reliable and sure
cure for Coughs. Colds, etc" Call at
Oscar Seitz's Drug Store and get q
Free Trial Bottle. Large size Sl.OO.
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Nona n FIri cIaa. Good.

In Watches, Jswelry and Silver
ware one should have the best or
none. Messrs. Shurley & Co, Chi
eagO, are making q speciality Of fine
goods, and u you need anything in
Watches in dust and water proof
cases, Solid Silver or Triple Plated
Ware. Solid Gold or Rolled Gold
Jewelry, send to Shurley & Co., they
will send q single article At the dozen
price. They are vOuched for and en-
dorsed by the United States Express
Co, American Express Co., Southern
Express Co., +. w. Palmer, Post
master Of Chicago, Gen'l A. G. Smith,
Ex-State Treasurer, and many others.
Goods sent on approval, with privI-
lege Determination, enabling you 70
do your purchasing At home. Re-
member, Shurley 4 Co, "a State Street,
Chicago, III. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue.
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Mr.. and Nrs. 8 p. Donmyer left
Thgr8day morning By the fast train
tor JOhnstOEn, Penn. m response 10
q telegram saying that Mrs. Don
myers mother vas lying ct the point
Of death.
i. II. D01myeE and Henry Yaupel,
stude1ts Of the Abilene Commercial
sehOd spent Sunday e hons, return
Ing Again Sunday night to their
studiea.
His Mary Short has almost 70
covered from the effects Of her broken
ankla
Mn. ". Bailey returned Wednea-
day Night from q months Wait 10 her
parents IN Topeka.
The little son q B. +. Baker has
been very seriously an with pnsu-
monla for TIE past week, but Is now
eonvaloscinE.
A lazgs party % young felix's gath
eFod q the residence Of ~. ]. Don
myer On Saturday evening snd In
dalgsd in IN oyster supper, gotten ID
b. the young mn Ofthe community.
El1is, tha ittla ds7ghfer q Samusl
CroyIe, had another serious attack OF
spasms on Sunday.
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ConanmnHon.

It's said that 5000 people de an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three Is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough o. cold, and other symptoms OF
throat and lung affections that lead 70
this disease You should arrest Il
while IL isin the germ. Two or threo
doses Of DR.. BOsanko's Cough and
hung Syrup VIII relieve an ordinary
cough OF cold 10 does not dry up q
eoagh Ike May preparations on tie
uaEkst ard Leave the dlseaae behind
It, bat sets directly on the throat and
bronchial tube, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that aecu-
initiates in the throat and lungs. II
allaya. All irritation and rehders the
voice clear and distinct Sold by
Oscar esitE
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Piles are frequently preceded By q
sense Of weight In the back, lolns and
lover part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some AZ
feetiOn Of the kidney OF nelghboF
orgnnA At times, symptoms Of IndI-
gestiOns are present, - flatuleney, un-
eaainsss Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like Precipitation, producing
. very dlsagreeable itching, particr-
larry after getting warm 10 bed. Is
very Common attendant. Internal
Extefal and Itgding PILES yield AZ
ones . The application ofDf. BOsanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon The parts affected, according the
TumoE, aiiaying the intense itching.
and eiiecting q permanent cure where
all other rsuaedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
ten produces disability bat try II and
Be cured Price 50 cents. AK ycar
druggist for n. and when yoo canns.
obtain Il o. him, We win send lt, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. address
The DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Plane
Ohio. Sold By Oscar seltz.
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use
Bhiloh's Porous Plaster Price 8 cents
For sale by Oscar Seitz.
The Burlington IL the company for
The farmers, a. Il insures against
Wind Storms and Tornadoes.
Brown 4 whittier are sole agents
for the eslsbrated Hand Made and
MOsl Back Cigars. Everybody smokes
them.
Millinery At COSTA. t. & NH.
GFier. '..f.t-i
WANTED-Glrl for general house
work. Inquire Of Mrs. E. LOtz, eth
street.
To Be closed out at cost-all Dry
Goods, Clothing and QueensWare-at
N. Haggart 4 Cos old stand ia Com
merelal Block, hs we wiz engage ex-
elusivsly In the Boot and shos trade.
WANTHD-A girl 10 do general
houseWork. Enquire Of Mrs. ND.
oamp son.
ARE YOU MADE miserable byfn-
digestion, Constipation, Dizziness.
Los Of Appetite, yellow skin ? shI-
loh's Vitallzer Is . positive cure.
O. B. Perrin has rented the black
smith shop % AR. Anson II1laF, at
Bridge post ONCE, Gypsum Creek,
and win oPsn up for business next
Monday. BE viii be prepared to do
all kinds Of blacksmith work, wagon
makers work, and machine work.
VIII be found 1t the shop every day.
vIbuUOI BufE7S
That hacking cough can De 20
quickly cured BY shil0h's Cure. We
guarantee Il. For sale by Oscar Seltz
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FovNDATusT.
Mafsh'S Golden BslSsul, For Ire Threat
And LHHaG Il Re RiQhi
Remedy.

''Twenty-fOur years ago my wife
and were out on Lake Ontario IN q
sail boat, during hard wind storm,
and we're capsized and thoroughly
drenehed With water and chilled
through. She took q severe cold and
cough, from which she never reeov-
cred. have spent hundreds Of dol
lars for physicians prescriptions and
patent medicines, but all In vain. A
short time ago was given q sample
bottle Of MARsH's GOLDEN BAIsAI
FOB THE THRoAT AND LUNGS. 70
seemed to help her. I purchased 8
large bottle, and then another, and
then two more-sor a. last had found
the right remedy. It has Cared her."
u. w. Brown, carriage manufac.
turer, Kansas City, No.
MARsH's GOLDEN BALsAM for the
Throat and Lungs, and MARsHis
GOLDEN BLOOD 4 Liver TOXIC, are
for sale BY Aug. Engstrom & Co.
druggists, Salina Kansas. Large bot
ties so cents and 81.
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The hrst symptom Of PILES Is an In
tense itching at night after getting
warm. This unpleasant sensation Is
immediately relieved by an applica-
ton OF DR.. BosankO's Pile Remedy.
Pilesin all its forms, Itch, Salt Rheum
and RingWorm can be permanently
cured BY the use Of this great remedy
Price, 50 cents. Manufactured by the
DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.. Piqua, o.,
old By Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31

Anyone DESTROYS Of being the owner
ola house and lot, or a farm, will be
able to secure Il by subscribing stock
in the new Building and Loan Asso-
citation now being organized. This is
the best opportunity ever offered to
persons Of limited Income TO make an
investment which will insure large
profits or secure a home. Call at once
at the once Of Wight, Henne & Lynn
over SallnA Bank. The office will be
kept open every evening this week
until O'Clock, to accommodate those
who eannSt call during the day.
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MumPs have called on George Pc
tersOn.
Weathsr-Warm, cloudy snd locks
Ike rain.
George Striegel set 'em up 10 the
boys to-day, cause Il ls q boy. Geo.
steps as high as q blind mule
Frank Olson has gone from among
Us. He, In company with Ollie p.
Benson, went to Washington Terri
tory to seek their fortune.
Frank Peterson was severely bitten
In the finger by q vicious pig, which
he was going 70 slaughter for use.
Frank carries his hand In q sling.
Samuel Young, Of Pennsylvania
fame, Is once more the happy recipient
Of bouncing big girl presented 70
him by his wife on last Friday night.
At the school meeting held In the
school house on the evening Of the
18th inst, Il was decided TO build q
one story frame school house. The
original plans and Specifications to be
altered some, and the contract 10 be
let tn the lowest responsible bidder
within 30 days. Carpenters, now Is
the time t. get job.
The board Of directors Of The As
saria Building Association hsVe aled
their charter with the Secretary OF
State and Il will not be long before
the Association will have q formal
opening. Every person should take
at least one share. N. o. MORE-
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Below Cost.

Ihavs a few fall patterns len that
viii be sold below cost to make rom
for Spring Goods g. A. SoLBERG.
Mrs Nellie Bailey, Of Chicago, win
be here the evening Of Feb. 2lst, to
give one Of her famous chalk talks to
the children, which win be q rich
treat to them, and the adults win feel
that they are well paid il they are
only permitted to get even q standing
place In the Church to listen to her
eloquent talk. Further notice win
be given in the city papers.
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Il would be . safe plan for the city
to provide q hose cart house In the
southern part Of the eity-say In the
vicinity Of Mr.. Gaverieh's livery sta
bIs-sO that Hose Co. No. . could be
saved the run north Of Iron avenue.
and expedite their trips to fires In the
southern part Of town.
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The WOman's Foreign MIsiOaaFy
Society Of the n. E. church win give
. Flag EaeertafaHaeRf In the church
the night Of February IA. In addition
to some Of Salinas bet talent. per
sons are expected from abroad 10 e..
sist In making the occasion one Of In
terest and profit to ell. Programms
neztsweek- CYNTHIA A. BER,
President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-31
MAURICE McAULIFF. Trustee
HENRY ROSEMOND, CLERK.
G. THELANDER, Treuurer.
Executors Notice Of Hearing Petition 10
Sen Real Estate.
n ne matter Oftha sIiais Of A.A. Morrison. do

In the natter Of The estate % A. A. Morrison, do
ceased.
To an uhom Il may eonesrn, bat more especially
. haIy A horrinon, n. n. Morrlson. MarV1rst
Bean, Arralna C1Wfori. Marietta Morrison 81
Ayra kigera. beifl - ilE and guardians ad-llieul
o. heirs q aW % A. A. hoIrison deceased 1sfe 81
saline eouhty, Kansas.
VOu are hereby notified that I, Thos. Andsr.ou.
- Executor oflald deceased, did. on he sigf
day o. 5ennary, a. D.. is8f fls q petition Ia ne
rroo1te Corn q saline county Kansas, praTinr
that might b authori1ed and smnouers4 ~ srN
Ne following deacribed lad, Tor the purpose of
paying ne dees and costs o. administration q
Lot uuHlhsr nlpstsaa (pl On ma street, Phil
ipa oocond Addition b The city % salina. IN S.
lns county Kansas, according 70 the original piat
Ald nd pstilion yin b heard e the oacs Of
BE Proeate Jldge q nd county on The iith dny
% seornaIy, a d, is3l, e 10 o'elock, A. u 81
- DAY, 81 uhi1h tina ed placa each 81 Von ~
Az chen lniesartod are loti1sd 70 b prsiant ana
aaoH eausc, any yoa have, Why an order n as
1 Prlyed lor sholld not b rfaitsd
Dated this zlst day % lsauary, a. D.. Issf
IHO5. ANDERSON
a--sa Eraeufor
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Ven RsmarkahIs R.oor.ru.

Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, OF Manehes-
ter, Mich, writes: my wife has
been ALMOST helpless for five years, 50
helpless that she could not turn over
In bed alone. She used two Bottles OF
Electric Bittes, and is 90 much i'm
proved, that she Il able now 10 do her
own work"
Electric Bitters will do all that Is
claimed for them. Hundreds Of testi-
monials attest their great curative
powers. Only hny cents bottle At
Oscar seitz's Drug Store.
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:. D. HAgan had a grudge against
the calf and pushed OF violently 10
Its pursuit The calf had q friend 10
the clothes-line, which was a. eifiea-
ciOUs in ending Hagan's mad fight
as a Chinese wall We don't know
what became Of the calf. but HsgAn's
right eye Is very fearful in rernem-
brance Of the catastrophe.
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Jacob J. Fisher, Of Bennington, was
circulating among friends here Mon
day.
Miss Florence Blundon. We are
sorry to say, IL quite ill with the
mumps.
Benz. Williams and 8. DOnmyer L.,
are setting 'em up 10 the boys nov.
Ben claims the boy. while the latter
says his girl can't be beat anywhere.
Mt. HEAD.
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Ladies. Attention.

New Millinery stoFsl Fancy Goods
and Hair Work. Corner Ash st. and
Santa Fe. Ms. L. P. GooDYKAR.
HACKMETACK, !" a lasting and fra-
grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents,
Ifyou want al excellent fitting Suit
Of Clothes, 90 to SOlbeFg'sand examine
his latest New Yorkstyles, pronounced
BY all to be the best.
School Books at A. T. 4 NH.
Grier's.
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Ne ESpsrinsut.

With q majority Of people II is no
experiment that DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is q sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains IN the Lungs,
Soreness In the Chest, ETC., but for
those who doubt, AK your nelzhbofs
who have used 1t or get = free sample
ottle Of Oscar Seitz, the druggist.
Regular Siss 50 esats aud 81.
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A leap year party Is advertised for
FEB. S. The committees are cOnsti-
tUted a. follows: InyltAtiOns-Mrs.
Carmony. Mrs. r InsoIi. Mrs. White
head, Miss Ella Beebe, Miss Mary
Campbell. ReceptiUn-Mrs. Wilke-
son. Mrs. Ransom, Mrs. Ober. and
Misses Snow and Keller. Floor Man
sgers, Mrs. John Whitehead and Mis-
Minnie Sargent.
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The best salvs n TIE world for
Cuts, BRUISES. Sores, Ulesu, San
Rhsan, Fever Sores. Tsttsr, Chopped
Handss Chilblains, Corn. and ar
skin Eruptona, and positively cures
PILES, o. No pay required Itheuar-
sntssd 10 give Perfoct satisfaction, Or
money refunded. Price 8 cents per
OK. For Sale By Oscar ssllz.
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DISPOSITIONS in the case Of the county
attorney, pending In the supreme
court, were taken before J. o. Wilson,
Esq, last Friday and Tuesday. The
deposition Of the following Witnesses
for the state were taken: J. A. Bran
IL, d. II. Hageman, R. P. Cravens,
n. Wilson, h. Dean.
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Notice 70 Builders and Contractors.

- EALED BIDS are hereby inviitd. for the con
= Etruction and fnlah-lncludlng piasierinz and
palutins-of O1e gtory fFama achool houTs In
An.eriA, district Ne. -. Saline eounty, Ksnaas.
Bullding 70 b t0150 FEET; ceiling M fset-to CO..
tain two rooms, via han through center. Roafto
- made q ahingleg-bsliry 10 fronf stone
ioundatio1 around and through center Plara
aid specifications Gao BE- seen at johnson q LIN
deyh store As1aria- Bids uill be received until
P m q February ga. 1884. directei % Beard
q Sehool District Ne. -, Assaria, Saline county
kanEaa
he Board reserve the rirht 70 reject any q an
BIDS. TuM SCHOOL ursrHIcr PcnnD
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E. Lott l. agsnt for salina and VI
entity for the ceisbrated Rook sprihg
and Carbon Wyoming Territory eoal,
superior 70 any Colombo ooal and
from e28 70 t2Bless e Ton. Cheapest
and best coal ever brought to this
market TVit.
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School District No. 1s.

A special meeting Of school dlstuc
No. IS, was held at the school house.
Saturday, Jan. 18th. Owing to the
action sf few old fossils the meet
Ing adjourned without accomplishing
anything. The meeting was we'll at
tended, several ladies being present
II seemed to be the almost unanimous
wish Of the people to erect . new
school building, providing . more Gen.
trail point were chosen to build on.
When the Poheta school was built
twelve or thirteen years ago. all the
land lying between the present site,
and the meridian, with but few ex-
ceptiOns) was a range for cattle. Now
all this land Is occupied by thrifty
farmers and their fanatics who nat
urally wish their children should en-
joy educational advantages, which
they cannot have with the school In
its present location. They naturally
think II tlIere are bonds to be Issued
to build a NV school house, It should
be located where It will be convenient
TO the majority Of the district. But
the aforesaid Old Fossils, (. e. old set
tiers, not content with having the
present school building within gun
shot Of their doors for the last thirteen
years, now wish to erect q eommodf-
Gus building, lat the expense Of the
districD upon the present site, where
Il will accommodate but a few, their
theory being that q newcomer has no
rights, that an old settler Is bound to
respect. 1t won't do gentlemen. Let
the school be located, where It will &C.
cOmmOdAte q majority OF the people,
and you win have no trouble erecting
building worthy Of the district.
NEWCOMER
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WAErED-One or more good agent
to canvass this and Lincoln Co. for
The Squattef Sovereign, "OF'' Kansas
In the 5O'G". Enquire Of the under
signed st the Grand Central Hotel.
B.MURcH.
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I have bought the old H. NJ. Martin
Confectionery and Lunch stand and
am now ready to minister to your
wants In the way Of q first class
Lunch, Fruits, Nuts and CONNECTIONS,
and viii keep on hand q line Of as
fine cigars IS can be found In Kansas.
Call and you win be convinced Of the
above facts. DAVID VAN THINE.
sHILOH's CURE WILL immedi-
ately relieve Group, WhOOplng cough
and Rronehlfia.
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CARD.
To a Much A6ussd Public.

To a Much Abtssd Public.
No more desperate colds, or chatter
ing teeth, or frosted feet at the Luther
an church. No more punishment for
going to church. Two large base
burner stoves have been placed In pO-
sitlon in the audience room, which
promise 10 furnish warmth sufficient
for the coolest blOOded on the coolest
day. It is even predicted that they
win warm q cold sermon. To the
many disgusted and patience
exhausted WOnshipers who have
sought comfort elsewhere, we ny
come and enjoy q cosy seat in the
Lords house. We say to all GONE"
PAsrOR.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY win commence business
about October st. with and complete stock Of lumber
shingles @ ssh doors blinds &C. sc Office and ysrd on Iron
Avenue the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
red and white cedar posts win also offer for sale 20 tons r-
barbed fence wire at $6as per 100 pounds.
CHARLES C cULP, NIanager
SALIVA, KANs. Sept "A 1888.