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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17


Safanee IN Minnesota, which VA
their destination. The germs came
In their baggage, and every person
who was present. when that baRgsEe
was opened died. II The bagRaes hsd
been opened at New York, as they
passed through that city, there might
have been q terrible epidemic; but Ia
the country, where there was plenty
Of fresh aiF and natural conditions 81
cieanliness, It was not % bad."
"Have you been watching the pres
ent epidemio2n
'iYes. It is the same that swept
over Egypt last summer and carried
OF 50 many people there. it has
crept along The Mediterranean until
Il found the conditions favorable IN
Toulon and broke out 80 hereelY
there. TOulon Il q city Of, perhaps,
lOO. 900 men, many Of whom are sail
ora, aud from their habits are natur-
ally subject % disease Of an Infectious
nature. MaFseilies h q city similar %
TOuIOn, Only very much larger, and
On q very bad sanitary cOnditiUE, iust
prepared for such q plague
where did the the cholera start 30
sit is question whether Il was
brought from China BY the French,
or came from Egypt, but my own
opinion h that Il came from Egypt,
because there was no cholera at Ton
quin when Che French were there.
Il may have come 20 Egypt from Cal
cutta, where the disease prevails the
year ar0and, OF from Mecca, which Il
a distribaling point for Infectious dis
eases. TIE natives IN India use tanks
for drinking water, and g. they new
er clean them they bec0me very foul.
DR.. Koch, the great cholera expert.
hea diHo1Fared- thai cholera germs
nFisfnatf iH these lanIl. and eDidem-
ics Usually End Their tIflIpiacs there.
The hsiF city % Hess. = 1 said, &
the rfsaf dleiributlng tal1t fDr sahOl-
eFa-a art o. claarinr ihcnae Tor such
diseases. Hundreds ~ thons4nds %
pilgrims are eonaE1lIg arriving
there from al paris q TIE East, aud q
constant ntEn8u 81 tuman beings
moves 70 sad frcm that point, bring
Ing plaques with them and carrying
them away
Tksn 4 b difleuls 70 trace the cpl
denies % their eoaro8f1
No, alnast every outbreak eaa be
traced aIong the r0utos which these
people travel, and the ehnisra IL
spread b these agGRoe8. II never
goes faster then men travel, and has
never appeared ct places where travel
ers do not 20. In later yeaFs 4 has
spread more rapidly, because means
Of travel is more rapid. -
How long does Il require for chOl-
era 10 spread over the world 20
That depends upon circumstances
Of course. II used to require about
SIX years for an epidemic 10 reach
America from India. The Indian
epidemic Of 1893 got here In 1892
That Of 1871 did not reaeh New YORK
until 18is. That Of 1851 reached New
Orleans IN 1885, and the plague Of
1888 reached Minnesota IN 1873. The
ohOlerR that was % bad in 1913 was
brought By immigrants, and In 1885 q
broke out In New York and was seat
tered over the country BY the soldiers.
We have not had any Aslatle chOlera
In this country since 1873, because Il
hasn't prevailed IN Europe, and I do
not think Il could gain much head
way nowadays, because Of our i'm.
proved sanitary conditions that are
everywhere used"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Col. Martin, Of the Chtryotoa. With
other members 81 the Hard Of ManA-
gers Of the Soldiers Eanie. ran over
and shook bands with Mr. blaine. On
the way home they uols from New
York to Chicago With delegates % the
National Convention 90 ClIcaRo. Col.
Martin met Col. Crisp, ~. C., 81 Mia
souri,, and this b the report he gives
the C6onlef0H Of wkaf Cfi11 eaid TO
him Col. Crisp aald be had oosne 10
Chieego for the purpose % seeing a.
sembled Tor the iast tlma the asses
who run the DelnoeFafie asrfT. He
vas himell. be Eaid, or blaine, b.
Gauss he wanted a man ct President
who had brains, c0uraFe, aud chaEae-
taFs Who was an Americau, aad
would inaugurEte an AuaeFlcal policy.
He sid the DemocraeV as ChieafO
would biunder; theF nCgr7 any
thing ete hut hinnoar. IIn bssn
tregcliHg IN Missouri. Ic1I ia even
AeElo8. and he had ~ rW ex-
c0niederstes, Who, Ike hIlIeif. were
for Blaine, because he wa 3 man Of
force; they did not care anything
about his Republieanism, thOagh they
were greatly fhtigued with DemocFaey
The DemOcrats could not nominate q
man 10 beat Blaine there wa 10
such man On the Demo0atio parts,
he believed II Blaine had anything
like a fair chance he could carry Nh
sOuFi. Col. Crisp had hin nttle boy
with him, and Crisp the y0nnFar also
huFrahed for Blaine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
IA HENDRioKs

Thomas Andrews Hendricks, born
In Auskigum county, Ohio, Septem-
Der Z, 1919. He graduated from South
Hanover College, Indiana, and stud
led law In ChambersburE, Pa, and
was admitted to the bar IN 1913. In
1916 he was elected q member Of the
Indiana Legislature and in 1880 was
elected a member Of the Constitution
al Convention. From 1851 10 1855 he
represented the Indianapolis district
In Congress, and from 1851 to 1854
was Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, and from 1858 10 1883
was a member Of the United States
Senate. He strongly opposed the Re
plan Of reconstruction, and held that
the property Of the white Of the South
were OF more Importance than the ne
grOes, and declared himself opposed
to placing freedmen In q governing
class while part Of the white people
were disgfanohised. As Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Indiana IN
1870 he was defested by the RspubIl-
can can didate, but in 1873 was elected
to that position. In 1858 Mr.. Hend-
Kicks was q prominent candidate for
and would have received
the nomination, but the name Of HO-
ratio Seymour was sprung on the con-
ventiOn and Mr.. Hendricks failed to
receive the nomination. In 1876 be
was nominated for Vice President
and was again defeated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
anVERNna oIEVElAnn.

The history Of Governor Cleveland
is short. BE is q native Of New
Jersey, born at Caldwell, Essex
county, March Is, 1887. Young Cleve.
land was sent 70 the Academy, Clin-
ton, Oneida county, n. Y. Upon
leaving this seat Of learning, he went
to New York city, where be filed for
some time the position Of clerk In an
institution Of charity. Visiting an
uncle residing In Buffalo, he was in
duced 10 remain In that city, g. eIeFk
In the store Of his relative. he Was
eighteen years Of age at that time.
We soon find the youth q clerk in the
Office Of prominent law firm. He
was admitted to the bar In 1859. His
first political Office was as Assistant
District Attorney for the county Of
Erie, under @. @. Torrance. He held
the position three years, until the end
Of his superiOr's term OF ONCE, when
he was nominated for District At
tOrney on the Democratic ticket, but
debated. In 1870, five years after this
failure, he was elected Sheriff Of Erie
county, and In November, 1881, was
elected Mayor Of Buffalo by . decisive
majority. He was elected Governor
Of New York In November, 1882, and
still holds that Office. He ls a bache-
or.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

- aelus unta ealllrnli1a lso neI.s n ukans
r,1lI lIl1a 1czz t4Ell - esllT e1sen nlahla q
zls sli4 ~ ~ ~ G,lns e1lEal 3 $50 e 49,
- gEeEeTy - va niia fiaa ssllls Plisl
u gNfEH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

a nnleldh faFm e So aefss ,houns IL nf1ri<I
eroona Eood cellar lazEs barn gran1ry eaFa cEIb
ifame atahle and hsuss q enc sucm - -aerus N
weeat mils - railroed Htatiua. ff5ca1 x cnlh
halanos I sna : yUaEs.
sse .rs5 ii
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Washiaraton Disr-tch d ths Knnrus CIR Jsaraal.
The msrning ofthe last session Se.a-
tor Plumb secured ~ ilsEusai at-
prouEiation nom eio, GO % -, o51 fsr
The construction, uadeF tha napsr-
vision Of the Agricultural DepaEtriaHt
Of what q known a. diil11lon ms.
chine Cor separating The aaect lne
from the sorghum used On he ntaa-
factuFe 81 sugar. The fint na1Illns
Of The kind yin b ogsotad q VII
mington, Del, &c once, and the lat 90
September, win Be removed 70 Ottap
va, Kas., where it vii Be operated
~ cqn1egiis1 with Cllo q rUgaf
facl1fies nf teaf plac1 I I 5eE-
ee1tage oil a.sslsEille sI|'fI s. els
ass already proves - L3t4I11l Die
faise ln FFaneeln the nlE If1tlIE8 a.
snlaF from The hesi-root, atd g 3 ex-
pecleo % neeoIn q ~ - alil 10 the
industry heE9. Lm1gss -utll uIsy the
inst and fullest benefit ltulay possess.
WhA vas believed to Be one o. TIE
Pirate Kids treasure borea aas M
earthed By q party o. italian cmlgranls
near Berkshire, Conn. Some cid Eng
lleh colns, q Spanish doubl0on and q
piece q parchment, were f01nd q 60
Old poWdeg horn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
SURGEON GEN. HsaLT TON NTER.
VIEWED UPON TIE CnulERA
O1IEeTfnH

Surgeon General Hamilton said ne
had kept close watch Of the progress
Of the epidemic and the Treasury De-
partmeut was taking the most rigid
measures to protect this country from
Infection, not only were the uuaran~
tine officers doublY careful, bat Secre-
tary Folger bad Issued an order to
all custom officers instrueting them
10 require evidence that none Of this
baFgage Of Immigrants OF returning
travellers had been shipped frOm OF
passed through the infected districts
since the 10Th Of June last.
do you think the cholera viii
come here 20
mot this year, at any rate, and
perhaps not IN an epidemic form AZ
any nb7e. The health oflcers are on
the alert and viii discover m they
can not prevent the arrival of o. feeted
immigrants aud ciothiag. United
States Consils have been Instructed
BY the State Department 10 notify Il
Of the departure Of people or the shin
Eent % goods from the Infested Dis
tricts, and 10 they do their duty we
shall be able 10 stamp Il O1t a. soon
as u appears. fllioieTa = tha haraest
diseess &c qoalantine aeainzf, IS ne
germs clilne ID the most nnann ,ealea
forms and q may appear 81 any lime
thefeldfe, tc pleFent AZ eRidelnIe che
most ESSENTIAL thing O. % reap she
cities clean. 80 that Il can get no foot,
hold The
GREATEST DANgER
lies not Ia the imporiafinh o. The
germs 81 ehUlefa, bot Ia esfaall skinE
aue maintaining aueh saaifsfy con-
aIllou. as va make q 49, o. aislsp
g out"
',How did the cholera start in 49,
ST was brought from Norway By
Immigrants, and made its ant aP-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

i0o acres q ane bottom land, 10 acTes broke ard
IN cultivation, 80 arres IN wheat. acres In oreh
ard continuing peaches, apple&s peaIat pluula ans
aFnpas- Ons story frame houls ifEa2, stable
iex1o, grnnary ieEi6, hedEe all rOund tie place.
80 aeros Of pasture fenoed uith harbed uifa
isnes, ~ mile % rrcek vel imbered, running
wntsr he uhole year round, timber consists u
uoeton Hocd, Halnui and boEalder, miles from
Saiina. Prize 5000 t1o0o cash balance "a time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

90 aerus hcege ls1cs al roand, 60 serea hsoEf,
gpoi aame houss l2K15 aldiiion 1874 Eranafy
fsxSl, frams haru lars, eklcksn houso i2xit I,
esH rhe1 iGEso, nlru q oEchari nil kinds b
fInll md ahais tres1, : sod uelll, koE pona aud
hog palsuTs - nile % school houe8, alo 10 aca
adloiniag With ms acres broka balance leneed ~
tgo palfurel, ioo acres q Frouing uheaf, 81
miies bon hcntoT n miles Iron Salina- Prirs
$500 oisoo eash balance On time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
DR.. c. S. MAJORS.

d II N II 7 s II.
HAVING located IN saliua, Kansas trndefs
N his prufessiolal services 10 the Citizens Of
Salina and vicinity. Filling teeth n speciality OH
broken down eragns beautifully buiit out win
gold Single and entirr sets Of Teeth Pot up In the
most approved styles mounted on Rubber. Coniin-
nous Gum. Platinum. Silver and Gold Plate. All
work warranted. Charges, reasonable. Once over
Whitehead A Seamahb Store
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

interested In Art HecdleWork, Fancy Work and
every branch Of amateur Art Horticulture, Fash
len, Cookery Music should send q cents for The
current number SrRAWBRIDGE a CLOTH
musk and over - engraTinEs each number
Address
sTRAWBRIDGE q CLOTHIER
Eighth and Market So. Philadelphia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

mkEm Ascnis uaniea Or nuIhariic sllfi5r q
EfMth ne. P11iished e AuEuta, Ms
f1arlnthar. Gel C1nWel. uhr1o ia 81 Garleli.
uuSIsIo1 VI -, cIIia1id Tie taaulg ulhef1 - 81
en- O1ll1il1 eFelI aoet eFrf p1tlIsltc ~ ~
wnIII U1uT a7r7ll ar 11iIIlE hitg daily. Agents
Ere I1isfnT l1-t11ea. Al nsW be@ll1eIs 1le sna-
ranlII. rFaai earn1a ~ lhanl. ii1r1 urI1 lT
: sly ar1nt Or a1li DAY. Teraa lclt Heal
rartIruiaIa FREE Better aeni . eE1ll l1r I1l1,a.
e.. "a fles cut1t ~ FEa1g inclstil4 llI11
rr1lrrrllI tooE. Eei lTe raiIltle tlue.
lI.1. ALl.EH q %, AuIrI,a Eains,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

10 aefe aesehd botion % a.Fes uhdrf euliiva-
dun, - aclea On uheaf q neru 81 eats fE1ms
haais itreo stagT, sd collaF, sod Uoii kane1a
aiahia. snail gIaneTy, ~ neTua ln paslsrt 8nr1d
VIA tarhed wire, - bealing lfult tFsea, qnan-
tly q al1ll ffciia o miss nm ealiaa mlles
fIGn oyplan oiiy. ] mile8 frul BTidgepuri. Prics-
e2eoo el3oo cash bal en- tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

10 aeFus * sicfy iFanIs hsuss ed ssllsf cis-
tam IN kitchen kaa1ls baTn sod grnnaKy and coin
cIib l8Hls tel uhsd iiK50 hea koasa food vel
Min uini Mill = aeres snced With WiF8 - ap7le
trsal yaan cid 90 peach trees yoa1 ed ard
4 T5Si0 nils sF0u Baiina pFcs Sseoa u eash III
% tale-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

iso asrui eli fenced with wire fsnes, kood frnns
h0ass ~ rilry, 9 roo1.s EanE1B aiahie, Erlnnry
lsz9o, blEgy sked, good wells, 100 frult roees
100 grnpa Vinsl ~ acres broke, . Iacre1 In Whe1
IS acrul RE. mills hen nI,i1a from Bavaria.
PTiee sS0jo Siooo eash balance % time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

l6s0 aerss miles IRON BrookFiIls hoasel IS
40 and I 1tr28 with nddition 1fKie utona baru
corrEl 15oL2l1 ehedh i6N1o0 2aEso and iexeo 100
ecTa. cultivated zoo seFes bottom md spring
Crcot rms thrOuEh the rAnoh, hsirF uGler 60 4
gnaTterA Ihi1 i one Of The bost raneke1 n salne
county. Prizes 81 "a per aere e1ooo 60 taiancs
% ealy tsTna- go sheep With raneh q desired
81 rensonable prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
:. 49, Il. II p. -.
Assignee's Final Notice

"A IL whom q may couecEn arr hereby noiidtd
n that on the 25th day o. August, belng fhc
SRI Day 81 the August Term, uiii petition The
District Court o. Saline County, Kan1ls for dis-
rharfe froi my trst A. assiglieu f1r The enedt %
crciiors 81 lohn tieil a Co, Tor the reaEou tiat
AT debts and liabilities have been paid and @ 3
10 longer advantageous - creditors o. keep The
assignment open.
Jaly %. lisa si-S-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

o arFssol sd luas b IIasslh osaniy . actss
broka irluaa kou.s 11x31 siory Iione ssh y,r4v
year ed iioo forrest tfes prica $50 80 e1Ah
~ % Nma. ..- Ef-N
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leS

20 ecEesl ptory frame h0uss rooms about 30
tTes, fame Stable i9xio, corr erib 7ri2, = aele1
flom BahEa Prt1o sisoo ei2fe oesA balance nn
.ena
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

dia yeunE slcAara-Ieashss sEEiS and pm s.
seEes tened Il P.s,are g ReIss q re y serss
afy 3iK1t c1Tn CRIB koE pasture VITA Ghefs miles
100 aera q ans bosiaa iand Fooa ~ rtory
hOezs ltxs9 corn 9i 10 sx2i Sioas Stahle F0oa
gells. nTing wltsr Funnln9 thro1gh tAs $40
hneed o. est and Va. sits s. aere. 2 cultivation
q nefa IN uhoat. $500 easA nils fEOn 81
Ina
10 acfsa e river bottom lan1 nile q rfvuf and
timber o. the plsrs - acfU hF0ks ] nIls hon 81
lima. Price $500 doliaET'
sSN asra q bottom lard \ miles fFon city.
EeH gicrJ iame koale good orchard and gOod
vel al under cultivation. et90
,ss5 NO
q ssr9 al unisE eultiVatisn god frams houss
a ava rocms roo eellaF sod silbie ana ErnnnrT
laliss hu1 slina. Priss s1ooo sloeo esaA tiooo
70 one year.
0aen uplundla,n SsSssus q vhut d sers
Frslris. FTiee elsoe ssit o ran Is yssIs q ! ~
esat ,1 a. = Oh y ysaF's ana- tlmilsa
A pleadH farm q So aoFss ,houss * HtSrisIi
erooua seed cellar lazEs barn granary eara cEib
vkssi mils q rsilTosd Si1tssa- sI5eo6 q cash
halanoe ! an4 yuaEs.
rseH " sfsh1Ff tag4E
Rszstruaun.sAaSSss - urs.l... l !, srs
dIod iFuii tFSss PEis si700
lse aeIa tra sd hsalsl 49, ~ - 80
ltzle glalary sKle acr8 umbH oiehliI-fsll
lrgl llse' ns.e! h.illlE ~ = .za Fhs.t plssS
Iollh e ssllRs ~ sl1lf sllliEIlsSa Fsiss $50
e1a sll-3 > yssrs - era 10
A i.rn 4 40 ,-,., - - -. - = -,
uions siahls 93Kts gelh go 9siag go faFull /
tFeu yeal1 ed 1chEr1-paaai PlzFs apllls 4
ID eAczl9 . assSl paltrrs fsassd 3 leF1
IN gheet fE1l1 1FanEry ard keg Feus &c. eE71o =
eaaA halanss = m ysah
- tae 50 a-sy iIIIs .siiIis,s ) ro1Sssf,-I
- I'd esil.r I'm siaEy lazEg gEasaEiss eale-
y, - - - -: 9 - - ~
rslI al ki.alaf fEulL Al igaesd "a 49, J Il
zli1s frc4 e4llns eloee
- nlra boti.m M ~ ssarf Asurs frsas hanl-
- 49, N-l--llAla A4AAN -.
b kiieks1 rooa cellar kaEn ma a. IEzn ea1n
.rib ezl1 eklckaa hsuue IAN fnrm al ul.f Cd
iE.llo1 81 lencoa acTss u aEsAzli bcaEin1 &C.,
2 - p. s!s.ss', p,s.a - 80 $50 E.lsst
- - nilal haasl ll1s3 g I1lia lilu ellIl-
re IS ~ - uilAalt ulalielepi ms
- 9oog ~ i
- arIus urfarenFir1Iina re- ner-r II ut.rs
llfT lflna 1rzE t9E1l 80 eslr e11een nlatla q
y va l1li1r ~ 800 euEll 8 $50 e 49, q
Uillof viz scnrl ols1as1 ~ klns e lIuil - G
: W0TTBH L
= asss ~ uFisnl fIuis a.Em nusaIl fInas kszrs
lEi1 - HlaE tle1 - 49, l-aa - telrins l58 \
e1rlE1 lCl1urlm - e11Etn4 $500 -tr1ll - :
lrsl11lEtsl aEls ha1e EaxlslT - rrF1utnIlin ;
> Al.ct curz1nll klT1 - - So ~ unrs :
- =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

d aeres, frame houas, Z rocms, g1od cellar, care
esd mable and ahed; Z god oFehard go forest
iEssa 93asres IL sheai, snial grnnaTy, good vel.
Pries $50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

h8ans ruous5 I'D uallar MA harm 8tIfo gTanafy
anAahed 2tK3G3 sod Woll AZ uiilea from Salina
$500 = cash haianos On tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Z - aerss, sione hsuss 9lo(is, Food usiis, "a
~ f3,yl1. granary lt,(t8, hzrs if)Sit, Eo1 epg-
~ 81 ka9H, ereat funI thFouTh TIE rlee. -
aers ander Cul1ivafian, - N Whazt, - a-Fes IN
- Aelts q ~ Ind Mrs hotlcna bal esekcu4
Suaen, f@ eBpls tzee.s g eeerry tsel and 90
gssab frs@. fSles ss16s tt1oo elsh haiauce o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

. S SIM. .' H -: MS :; 81 go ''s sA i Ss..s e
90 tine
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cultiTation crusk Z liFtnG water runnlng th-oaEh
he Fiaes ngg ffaHs hclns ~ stc1y 15E39 Eabd
nhrd sd wtn uums hut and fcrUt troo11 rs
5000 tlaOo esIh 81 Oa uRs.
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- acnes ~ ustlr cullisHtt1l, iFlmr hoe9e
ie,CSo, pood uela, &C acrea q timhsf yeau Cd
g me- ffsm saliaa. Frice eicoo SEE clsh tli-
81 line
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Notice.
SALE o. srArE SCHOOL LANDS.

~ Office IL hereby Given that he f5llcWing de-
~ scrihed STATE School Lands and improvements
situated IN Saline county, kanEts. viii be offered
for aal8 af puhlic auction 10 the o1icn Of the
County Treasurer In the Court House a. salina,
Kansas, on
Saturday, August sd, Il. D. 1884.
between he hour Of ten O'Clock, A. r. and three
O'Clock p. y. No bld viii Be cnteftaincd Tor less
than The Appraised Ealuc Of aid land and the i'm
one-.enth o. puroha1e money and fun value q
improvements must be paid at time 81 sale
s. =. ar. =. W. qr, see o. % Is, rauge s. 70
ncre& appraised Falue per acra, $50, appraised
value q Improvements, 81.
5. ". qT. 5. vs.. az. C., 81 tp. IS, rango 8, 40
aeress appraised value - acre, $50 appraiaed
ralue % Improvements, ~
3 81 D b. nAMIlNnE. County Trra.urer.
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R0thsehId Bros, Plaintiff.
"

ROthsehIA Bros, Plaintiff.
u.
Peter Steehman, Defe1dant.
The said defendant, Peter Stechuan, viii take
notice that he has been sued before said r. n.
hlshoat Justire Of the Peace, By said plaintin
Rothschild Bros--partncrs-tO recover the sum 81
hfloen aa1 eightyldTe hundrethl dollara, CllAstl
With per cent interest from tho l7th day 81
June, Io3t, due On account, and that garulshee
In sid action on the t7th day % June, lssf SUM-
lnoning The sUulon Parifc Railway Cumpany,
kalaas DlTiElo1, and that the hearing Of alh
cause 4 set for the 18th day Of July, ls5i 81
, o'cloek A. n. And The aald Peter Siechulnn =
hereby notlhed that n he fails 70 appear and an
sgef that judgment VII Be taken ngalnst him for
said fl6S5 and costs Of suit.
ROTHsCHILD BROS, Plaintint.
Atheists r. II. BISHOP, Justice % the Peace.
% ST.
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LAKE ERIE & WESRN R'Y

ne rnnsi direct ruuie hctaecn Kansas ny.
Or otaah and ciegeitld, buffalo, fiil.ngrg ~
rni Eli points Eas.-H'asin- ciose connection Win
an tn Trunk Liars.
PM class Equipments. steel rails Wosilucholilc
Airhrakes. Miller platform and coupler, elegant
new Reclining Chair and Draw inr-roum cars at
tachcd o. ali through passenger tr1ns, irc o. cN-
ira chan-c o. an frst clas1 passenger hohilng
through tickets The fcW changes hy this
ilauic are al made On Union Dcpois-no umnihu5
Iransfera
Ask for tickets o. any Point East via lake Erie
A Wrsfern Rv Mans anu other infarmaiian
furnished fee upon arllcation % principal dlcEct
1,Iicrr a. rfIlrr-s q. W. SMITH,
GcnI Pass Agent
Biouuiugion. I'D
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no

Zee aora fraae hnaas r6oua 7azis hask hulli9
ing l2E15 good cellar esmentoi god wells Iplsn-
ID ycunG eIcAart-peaehss eE-rIg and rsnIs -
aera1 fenced IN pasture - acres IN re - Ecrul
earn land acfei young timbsr 1lahls zlE3s gnn-
ary aix1a coLn CRIB kog pasture vita Ghefa miles
M sAlina $500
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nnTnH send six cents Ter pest
A PRlHE : 5, Z .i 3: -: .. i
else IN the world. an % ciihcr SCI succeed MN
frst hour. The broad road % fortune opcua bc-
f1rati,e workcrs. absolutely sure. AZ once ni-
dress, TnuE 4 Co.. Augusta, Aaine.