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tAJANTtD-A Position A. .u"h ~
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w a ,iles situations. satisfaction tnanh.su
heat of references a. 10 iu,bohslp,.H' ,-a.b,
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street Dallas mh-vi"
,,fINaF -TTrbI3iAEY7 ny 1lik DALLAS
w ra,fei ana Mood nIa,e Factory; nnai'
tim. sIe mi Ihr gentleman fclsoIed spsll hir
y, A. nyny.s hand and sh,ll tab. q, go stick
Il. ~ q, ,ans,, ncpliesilJn must DO made Ia.
~. Jins b,h, Tor nnher Iasticuls 70. spply TO
HiIowls ~ A, TNEIg Pnc,lacnL mgaslw
I'M, ~, IN A-rtCpI-N FIfLNI-II.
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s,,o .Vy.si' W,.,,,sr 4 Lemon m..s.u
n.'" 49, ~ .,,,,. ,yo.I,s nj
WANIED-A hlpnLn h"h. 49,, i.milN
w 90 General hen.two't w 70, r.a
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w fnr country hoic alec q bo, or klIi w
wei, on table; good wsg,s 10 the 'i.h, ps.ss
Apply 10 John ]. obnan, nr1pil, tof n.'e
Koppsrl, B.squ. county. leSss, of ONCE ~ Wy.
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DALLAS, May - Editor HEHALn lit IL
not generally known IN northern Texas
that cOmpAny, ofFauiEfd by J. II, Wat
kinC, esq, ut which he is The general ma a.
ger, ara which hes headquarters IN Lon.
don, has gently purchased nearly one and
halt million scr,s OF land In n compact
body IN southwestern Louisiana. Toe
company j. known as the North American
Land and Timber company having q
capital of $500 coo. Tho local hcgdquar
ters are near tho northern limits OF the
purchase ~ Lake Charles, which is at tho
crossing Of the CacAsieu river win the
Louisiana Western railroad. The rivcr il
nevigablo itr some 80 miles above, aud the
cOuutry Tributary TO tue river IL densely
covered with Tho tineft long-iesf pino. BE-
low Luke Charles the country 10 prairie
and sca-marsh. It Is 80 miles below - ihe
gull or pass. There vessels enter The puf.
chase rom New Olesnf, Gave ton and
other points. A lighthouse, erected n .
cost 81 $4,000 stands near tho puf, ~
tnis entrance. Som, improvements made
a. Leeshprg, near by, thow thpt good ~.
suits NAV De expected from tillapc. Be-
tween this pcinr snd Sabine Pass, on the
oJmpany's LAND, 10 n splendid beach 10
miles long. AS it "a an orsuee county. u
IL not too much TO predict tbst this locality
will, =; no distant day, be n popular resort
Steam dredging machinery 10 sltesdy ~
WIN VI Nh' ibAilbhf va WV wv
CHASE. preparing IL Ter cultivation. Tue
purchase extends a. far esdt IS VeImilli0n
nay. The engineering and mechanical part
OF the work Is under the direction OF Pro
lessor Alexander n omson, FOR mary ysors
professor Of mechanical ard agricultural
engineering Ia the Iowa State Agricul' ursl
college. The development OF the land will
DC OF direct benefit to the state OF Louisi.
ana. and indirect to thnt OF Texas.
The merchants Of Dallas will certainly
see TO IL that the inimenee trade which will
eventually grow mp with this improvement
is turned In It's infancy, in part, at least, to
this city. Let as hope that In The ncar fu.
turo we my have manu',ctories that will
seek a market for n portion oil their pro
ducts on this purchase. Kansas City al
ready sends the products OF her packing
houses there. Dallas is less than halt a.
far away.
This Improvement should be strong In
ceniive 10 the catly completion OF the
rruuk railroad, thus making much more
direct route than We now hsve.
J d. Watkins, esq is the founder Of the
J. 3. Watkins Land Mortgage company,
which has bad ono Of its principal offices ~
Ibis city for two AID half years.
PRoGRgsa
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For salc by all druggists.
JEFrERSON.

JyrrERsoH, May 20 -[Correspondepoc.1--
For the past month or six weeko Mr.. j.
II. Feidler's store has been Invaded night.
ly BY what he supposed was wild cs', aud
his goods were considerably damaged by
tho midnight prowlsr. Last night about ~
O'Clock, SIS the night watcnmsn was making
his rounds on Austin street, he beard a
glass window break, and suoposed IL was
at the National Bank, which adioins + ed
l.r's. He immediately eava alarm, ano
Sheriff Wright was telephoned for, u large
crowd soon assembled with guns aud mis-
tolls, bu. no robbers could be found. Boz
shs window wa loubd To be oHo OF Folders
and on entering tho house. tho invaie.
vac discovered in toe shape of large pct
coon. belonging to Deputy Pos, M ster hn
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FOR RENT.


,,og RENT-one large coitsge, on corner Mae.
ton street and Ross avenue with good 'rIii-
trees. Apply at Herald once
NOR RENT- NO. $50, CokNER ELM AND
h Sycamore street,; hes: location for drug store
IA city. Apply n DOUGLAS DAspNER, No
III sycamore street m.2slw
NOR RENT-RUO1S FOa RENr-SOurH-
ern exposure; close TO business and sni1ab' }
for light housckeepiDe; also roocn for osc9 or
storage purposes, lnquiie at III Main up's'n'ts
Printing once. ma2g 2!
NOR kENT-C0TrAGh FOR ZEN g. FOUR
+ rooms and cistrrn water, at 1897 Commerce
street Inqniir Al l2I Matt street, ms27ii
.rOR RENT-oNE ELEGANT SUITE OF
+ rooms south exposrrt; will bo rented 10
G, Their mr. scpNa'ely; 3td floor Linrsle, Build
Ing. 73j Main streei light and ventilation per
fscI water etc. oa same ilnor. LiNDsLEY "
BRADFORD. Aitorneys. 73j Main NJ ma27ti
EOR eENr-UN JULY isT = REsiuENCs,
7.3 Pacific avenue; large house aid centrally
located. Apply on piemis,s. msl9''f
tioR RENT-t NICE FUKSl U ROOM,
+ cool On pleasant a. SOL Jackson st. one min.
u,e's wall from Depot. apc0ti
I,UR KENT-A VEEi DESIRABLE cor
+ nse Of 6 rooms. conveniently Iocat corner
o. Wood aud Browd-r street; water on premi.
SEES. Apply To N 3. LEVY, Sanger Brolhers
Nhole.ale nen.rtm. NJ an,2sn
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DUCK CREEK.

Duck CRErK, Mav.9.-[Corresposdence
The exhibition of the Duck Greek high
school pss,sd OF very pleasantly last We
ming. Thera was largo attendance. and
she programme was moro than ordinarily
interesting. Several wcro preasnt IL ON
Richardson and DallS. II was deeply re-
gret,ed that judge X. y. Burke v" unable
70 be present to deliver bis sddros
Hon. Z. +. Wssh, candidate ior state
ssnattr. was In our village last Monday
erestipg his many friends. Mr.. Wash can
ssfely count on this part Of the county as
being solid for him.
Farmers are very busy ard more hope.
tnl. IL the weather continues fair they will
soon have their crops clean OF weeds.
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nsIrsrs could get 10 the point, when u wss
'uund that about l15 yards OF ~lrn hhd
been cut out and carried on, Tor lenolns
purposes, oostlbly, -. -,
District courl ~ IN session ara v eNsef'u
an nettv cases. rot h.Ties, cAr,tTeGking, 30
The case ggaiast MsilI West, o! nursn',
Mississippi, Indicted Tor fofgtryi by we
operations OF the forged" Instrument the
Lu,u6l Self Endowment association .h'inf
yiclimlzsd Tor 5000, was dismitfe'i ne
ctuse Captain Cunn'f. the pfesldent o' tly
association, WAC the i0fsmsn OF u,e ffAhn
iufy that found ths Indictment. ~ H. nor
b, liey.d that Major hest wac ofiinlrAl Nv
the matter, sud there u general Satisfaction
al hi- Teleate,
All OF our roads arc 30 badly washed b,
the floods that s1ma Ato ulpassabls HuNl
repairs shall have been made, Ins Wa1eEs
have NEARLY all fallen. 30 that tho bottom
farms arc uncovered, snd irfmipg opera
tolls are pushed rlpidly.
A.. tfIl.
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ArrACnM aNT SUITS

Attachments lin favor OF =. w. Linsky,
and Pe,rie against NJ. Lscy,
issued from Justice Edwards court
Yesterday for u sum total OF
over 500 for tsts Deputy Constable
Clspp attached hu2sg, wagon, snow Gaze
and oshsr articles to cover the indebted
ness. Lacy, Who used 10 run the L,cenm
theatre, Left here soDs time ago and II Is
rsportod want 70 New Ofisana.
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or Great Value to Vocalists.
UsIoyyrLLP, WgsTcH EsTaR %. MY.

August 20 1882.
had careleasly exposed myself and sus-
tanned % very severe and tight cold on my
chest and in NV throat. | procured All
oook.s Porous Pastors add applied one on
the chest, well up on the thr jss, sod relief
came readily; the soreness OF my chest MAS
removed, and nv vocal organs Wsre kept
clear the entire past winter. enabling me TO
fulfill public engagements in different parts
of this country.
No nore may be said than TIM, Allcock's
Porons PlAsters. il applied by sil cted vo-
calists, will greatly assist their vocal rendi.
ton In public. y. FRANKLIN CHURCH.
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NOTICES..


Mo- ICE To CONFERENCE.-THE TIMEIa
IN extended until next Tu' sday evening at s
O'CLOCK for the receiving Of bids jor building the
Main street brick sewer drain from Murphy
street 70 Sycamore srest
W, u. JOHNSON. C1tf EnSincer.
M.y "a. 1884, ms2s-6t
non 2 TWENTY-FIVE DOLL Rs Me-
IN ward; on the 9Th NJ April lasIa small new sino
trunk vas by nist.k, or otherwise tsksn from
The lever dsDo< Of the T 4 r RAILWAY st DA-
Las, Tsxas. vul Pay he sum above named t,
apy pei ssa Who vill reurn sAad 6usk 10 my
sf5cs In N0sn's buildinC Guaranhe Ne prose-
culion AID ask no questons. J, c. bIG2bR
na2S-N
NIoTICe-A REASONABLE REWAkD WiIL
~ b paid FOR iiforrn auon leading - the re-
oovery u Q aray horee, . or 0 years old, about
Is hsnds hish, dim brand on shoulder dark
maze ana all. sssm IN lefs hind hoot, msns
inclined b Ne "a both sides - neck. Address,
John r. Wit DALAI TsxN. nay6lw
NOTICE TO OUNTkACTORs---saAL
~ vroposah viii ~ received ct my oAice
until o'clock y. N on Nay 3'ss for bulldog =
bridge Ia The City park accosdtng - plAna aud
SPECIFICATIONS IL ny oiioa The t. oDuncii
reserves the Right b rjsct any or all bids. A
hond With security will be required according
10 city ordinance. W. n JOHNSON,
City Engineer.
Dallas, Ter. Nay 3. LA.
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INV RAILWAY swIrOH.

The Texas Stone company perfected ar
rsngements yssssrdsy visn the rsxse q
Pacific railway for the building OF sswi'ch
into the con pany's quarry as Milleap,
vhich vil greatly facilitate the loading
aud shiDnsai Of stone aud enable the com
papy ~ Law II down cheaper at this point
than heretofore.
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HEAVY cattle surI.Mrsrs.

Mr.. II. r. Moore, n prominent cattle
dealer OF Kaufman c"unty, shipped from
Terrell Yesterday through this city via ,hs
Texas & Pacific road forth five cars OF csttls
for his rsache in Throckmorton county.
Mr. Mathew Cartwright, of tho came
comfy, has begnn rh'npins from the same
polnt oy.r ths, ir- 80 c-rs Of cattle for biB
rauche IN Sorsesa county.
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ImpOrtUht. - =
When you visit or lesvs New York CITY
save baggage, expresses or carriage hire and
stop at the Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted up az a cost Of 81 900 goo, re-
duced to 81 aud upwards per day. Euro
pean plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
with the best. Horse cars, steg,s and ele.
vatcd railroads to all depots. Families can
live better for less money ct the Grand
Union hotel than in any other brstclnss
hotel In The city.
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Business Men,

Wesried from the labors OF the day, on
going homo, fad that they cannot have the
darling 10 Fill ssfferfaf, and slowly and
pitifully wasting away by the drainage up
On its system nom the effect Of testhiDg. II
they would think 10 us Dr. Biggsrs' 5onth.
ern Remedy, los q sleep asd bovel com
plsiBts would b unknown. Pro- 30 oents.
Asst your druggist for L. Manufactured BY
Walter A. Tsyler, Atlsnss, Georgia, pro-
prietcr Of Aylor's Premium Cologne.
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DIED.

w. II. Terry died yesterday at Le,ot
stallion, at the residence NJ Mr.. Thomas
Finn, from snake bite. His funeral will
take place to-d.y from tho residence OF I.
@. Terry, 2C6 Columbia street. Friends
invited to intend.
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Murray A. Lanman's Florida water

Murray & Lnnman's Florida Water
Supersedes all other toilet waters. 1t Is
distilled direct from the petals OF the
eboicept aud most fragrant flowers OF tropi.
cA Florida. When mingled In tho water OF
shs bath, or freely inbsled and applied to
the temples, 1t reirvigoratee, inspires and
tones up 30 wonderful buoy socy both the
mind apd body. infinitely superior to
Fan de Cologne. To distinguish the geuu-
inc article nom its numerous limitations,
look ont for the Trade Mark which con-
sists OF . narrow white strip label bearing
the fac smile signature Of LSnman u
Ksmp. NNw York. sole propristors.
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on 70 Of los. shelton, iiomer, Louisiana. octo.

;
Der ., 1883
J. f. Smith & Co., ST. Louit:-I must In.
torn Won OF III. increased demand Tor your
Bic Beans. They give entire satisfaction
IN every instance where an active csthsrtic
pill ia required. and are taking place of all
other pills. have persuaded many OF our
ply sicisns to prescribe them, which in
crosses the faith of parties taxing them. 1t
will always give me pleasure 10 recon- mend
such Q remedy M Smiths Bile Bssns.
Yours, etc.
Jos. SHELTON, Druggist.
For sale by all drnggists.
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LOST.

Osr-A RID PORTFOLIO CONTAINING
IL receipts and note and certificates; lost either
I'm some store In Dallas OF on the Rock all road.
Finder vii be reward d w lesvihy 81 the Ter
aid oiiios Tor j. d. ROBIN son, OF Duck Creeh.
ma, 1851
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NApwou. wn.-Ths Democrat. OF this
So ~: a young msp, getting nsd
~ - Scsjne tooth lsst night. rushed on
~ AM ctoro, applied 81. jacobs OH,
"a h d MINUTES the tooth-sche was
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( ressvn ,, My = -l9ors:spc oe E, e., T. >
~ - = - hon HeDdsrron. the
~ n Iophono company were
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LOCAL LITERATURE.
T,xa, Lumber Abroad-I,yela,ions OF
n Large Dealer.
Heavy CAl.le Ah'pmrnls-Dea,h Of an
Ey,CiiZ
rrNAs LuMnEE AnnoAp.

oyhSr Matter, Local ia Nature.
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A GREAT ENTERPRISE.

Tn host smoking tobacco IA Little
JoEern
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i,oR RENT-One large coitsge,o eorner Mae
L ton street and Ross avenue with good irIii-
trees. Apply at Herald once
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17
IANuAEY CHOICE uTERATURE.

The January issue Of this excellent
magazine, which begins q new volume
contains the following interesting and
valuable array Of contents; The New
Hero, by Theodore Watts, an enter
tanning study on the way poets and
artists treat child-life The Political
Condition Of SpaiR, by an eminen t
Spanish authority F; Luther In Politics
by Karl Blind, one Of the most
scholarly and brilliant of English e.
sayists Alexander Won Humboldt, q
biographical and critical study by the
President Of the University Of Berlin :
The Ethics Of AriOsto, a delightful
and scholarly study by +. NJ. Clerk :
Evolutionary Ethics and Christianity,
e very strong article by GOldWin
Smith; Ancient international Law,
by II. BrOugham Leech, one Of the
highest living authorities; Outcast
Russia, a very powerful and harrow
ing article by the imprisoned Prince
KrapOtkine. Also brief entertaining
and valuable articles In Milford
Sound, by Harriet Kaye The scram-
bic for wealth, by . London Artisan
Popular Banking. and Peoples
Banks, from Chambers JORT5faL, Civ
ing especially valuable information
concerning peoples banks In Ger
many; "Reminiscences Of Thorwald-
zen Evolution and Mind and Sci
enee Notes, by w. n. Williams. All
this in large type, and excellent
magazine form, for ten cents, or
monthly at 81. per year. John B.
Alden, Publisher. IS Vesey Street,
New York.
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THE CITY or WILKEs-BARRE, Pa
AND ITS BEAUTIFUL ENVIRONs.
WILKEs-BARRE, PENN, I
Ian 18th 1894

WILKEs-BARRE, PENN, I
Jan. 10th, 1884. J
EDITOR JOURNAL - Just now the
streets Of this ancient and historic
city, as well Is all the thoroughfares Of
this grand valley, are covered with q
sheet Of white snov-that is where it
isn't polluted with the black coal-dus
and. dirt-and the merry jingle Of
sleigh bells mingled with the whirr Of
the host Of machinery Is heard on all
sides. The usual dullness in business
circles incident to the passage Of the
holiday season prevails, and the decree
has gone forth that the cOllieries shall
be worked three days per week from
now until April 1st. This means
about twO-thirds the usual wages 10
miners, and likewise a corresponding
decrease in the general business Of the
valley. But this state Of affairs Is al
ways counted on In the coal regions
especially as long as the present re
strictive policy Is pursued by the great
coal companies through tnelr repre-
sentatives In the board Of arbitrator.
When the mines are run on half time
the men succeed In producing nearly
as much coal as when full time Is In
vogue. The whole departments are
run TO their utmost capacity and thus
careiessness is engendered. In fact
some Of the colliefies produce about
hve-seventies as much coal now as
they did last month. Therefore this
state Of affairs materially effects the
prosperity Of our city, the very heart
Of the anthracite fields.
However, during the year that has
just passed Gn astonishing amount Of
building has been done within the
confines Of Wilkes-BaFre. Myriads
OF dwelling houses and large brick
structures have sprung up en- all sides,
and yet the demand is for more dwell
lings % rent The rents paid 70 the
landlords Of this city are highly re-
munerative 20 them and very burden
some 70 the tenants-lndeed, the rates
are fully thirty per cent more than
they really should be. BY q report Of
the contractors and builders recently
made Ilearn that the enormous sum
OF 500 800 were expended in new
buildings constructed ia this city dur
ing 1888. This is a great showing and |
it must be remembered that the great |
amount expended In building about |
the seventy-six mines IN this district |
Is not considered In this amount. !
Twenty million bricks were used,
and over nine thousand loads Of aaud /
were consumed in the work.
Since the census Of 1850 Il Is esii- |
mated that this city has gained /
fully ten thousand persons IN p0pula-
ton, and the figures are now plaeed /
at thirty-fve thousand souls. a COR
responding iRcrease has been noted in
the amount Of foustnesSd0ne. Manufae-
turers are beginning 10 see the great /
offered By the city In
point Of location as regards transpor-
tallon facilities, and also one OF the
chief things 10 be taken into consider
atioH, the cheapuess and supply Of
snthraeite for fuel. During the Isat
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THE arrival Of The English sparrow

T4E arrival Of the English sparrow
st Atohison, is thus announced BY
Noble L. Prenhs IN the chG1lpion, m
q style equally as good as Dickens's,
Here Is the personal;
We regret 70 announce the rrival
ln this city Of the English sparrow.
He has come numeFOusly and ali az
cncs; and the other birds are handing
IN their designations, 10 take effect
Immediately, and are leaving the city.
The pedigree Of the sparrow in this
country may be said to be by Crank
cut Of England. He was induced 70
oome 10 catch bugs, but be has never
caught one and never win. He lives
On noise, fights and seeds. He is q
nclsy fighting old seed. The sparrOW
is loaieTish looking bird. As Tom
A9uiyihil would say, he is livery
bam.H He has short legs and q pot
belly, and q rusty coat with q fFayed-
out tai. 10 he had a red nose he
Wculd be committed on bis looks Hs q
vngrant. The sparrow gealiy does not
need this notice. He will let every
body know he e here. Like stutteT-
Ing folks and people who can't Elng,
he - alWays exercising his vocal or
Fa1. His note Il q bed One-it ought
% b protested-and % q miserable.
sqoeaky noise like twisting e vet
c6Fs around IN the neck Of q bUttle /;
a1l be makes up IN quantity what be
iacEa IN quality. He gets up long be-
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Publication Notice.
In the District Court OF Saline county. State Of
Kansas.
Mr. L annt-.-r .l.i..lar

In the District Court Of Saline county. State Oi
Kansas
Mary I. sanborn, plaintiff.
William A. Cover Addls Tan as administrators ol
the estate o. Chauneey Taft, deceased Addle
Tan as guardian OF Frank r. Tan. Mabel Tan
and Ramona {. Tan. minor heirs Of Chauncsy
Tan, deceased. Frank r. Tan, Mabel Tan and
Raymond C. Tan. minor heirs Of Chauncey Tan,
teeeased. Adiie Tan, widow and heir Ct Chaun d.
cey Tan, deceased, and the Marseillss Manufac-
turing Company, defendants.
Said defendants, and each OF them viii take no.
tiee that they have been sued 10 the above en-
titled action, eherein the parties. plalnfiT and
defendants are a. above stated and that theT
must answer the petition Sled by aid PLAINTIFF 10
said eause on or before the
Esd, day Of February, 1884,
said petition viii be taken ns true and iudement
against them rendered accordingly the nature Of
COover for si2l IS. and interest thereon from jan
uary 5. 1884, ~ l2 per cent per annum on certain
promissOry note made By said William A. Cover
70 Crppen, Lawrence 4 Co, and By them duly
endorsed 70 plautId Also judgment or force lnsure
Of certain mortgage. executed By said william
A. Coover 10 Crppen, Lawrence a Co, in onler 10
secure said note the vest half Of northwest
quarter and north hall Of southwest quarter %
section 4, township u, range 3 vest. ln saline
county Aforesaid, which mortgage vas also duly
assigned 10 plaintiff, aud 20 sell said moriraged
premises, subject, however, 90 . hrst and PRIOR
mortgage lien Of 81 5000 and Interest in order TO
pay the sum a. Aforesaid 10 be alluded q nisfu-
in. and 70 forever bar and iorscose said defend
ants and each OF them from any right and equity
OF redemption Of, in, on or 10 the said described
tracts OF land aud buildings and imp-ovem snts
thereon from and after such sale:
January 10, 1884.
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To Ben Butler all persons except
Bob IngersOll will give thanks for one
thing. He found the Massachusetts,
State house destitute Of q Bible. It
now has one-the gin Of Ben Butler.
Ben is more Of q success as q mission
sry among the heather than playing
In the role Of a Democratic statesman
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17

AsBCRETmeeting Of the Iowa Demo
cratic leaders and members Of the
Legislature at Des Molnes Saturday
decided to oppose prohibition, but will
prepare q bill fixing the minimum IL
cense at $500. The Democrats viii
vote for any Republican to defeat AL
llson for the United State Senate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17

THE Commonwealth believes that
II there is harmony among Republi-
cans ct the convention for the NOM
ination Of q successor to the late Dud-
ley @. Haskell. the Republican nOmi-
nee will be triumphantly elected.
The Commonwealth points out that
the district is Republican by a safe
Tnaiorifv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-17

ms q lca1t chrt.ef l1l1t nethins.
Oh. bui bee q bore. BE wlli invade
nepBpaper Offices yet. We trust be
viii meet with q warm reception IN
Atchison-a8 warm as powder can
make Il. There is only million OF
90 Of him now, bat n len over til
next year he VIII darken the earth
Il win not be many yess before the
prairles Of Kansas win be black with
these birds. Wherefore get ready for
sparrow pies, and proceed 10 gather in
the "Btufin."