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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23

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z,z~ksrd Osborn, candidate for Prose-
..:.-,s aIfofnsr. q now 81 yeaxa Of aga,
-. rara II Mclean county Illinois,
=. - hed 4 liberal ednostion, and vas
s@4- ID principal and superintendent
80 teroe GRADED echeoI 1t Whitehall,
e,ssseis Ii has had extensive expert
- 3n he d ,sseiion and prosecution Of
.s,rsix. Hs was from 1870 to 1872
esse.s;4 ~ Mclean couuty, Iiiinois--a
! 1..s<s az 1900 population - during
z:sL fiuas he collected and disburssd
se65f01 Mr.. Osborn served over three
ssen il the Onion army. and wss dzn-
J5.s-rslv ! wounded at Atlanta, Ga. His
~ sdao4tion has besn Thorough. ne
- .,esnssd 20 PRACTICE January 8. 1875.
'-sse eramination before tho buprsme
9rrr 81 Illinois. He vas grnduateG
- Vs6Ieyan University Law School
as~~ 1878. With the degree Of b. l..
5sSs whioh tins he has been 10 aetiys
~ enrfiuuous practice. Mr. Osborn
~ odd Ia Seattle nearly four years.
80 - buiit up good practice. He
- sroono the hrst active advocates AS
- orsut forfeiture In this county, and
~ keeu consistent In support Of that
..-s.,siule. M. Osbsrn Was City Attor-
- 81 seattle In ls83-s4. during which
80 81 collected . large amount 81
'sosry for the cify. and was succsssful
4 sssry oass brought By him ter viola
- n CITY ordinances Out Of about
IA ordiosnoes drawn up BY him four
- Voiced. To his standing as attor
- snd citizen In Illinois, Governor
a.siby IN. Cullom and Lieutenant Gov
ssnor John NJ. Hamilton thus certify
18s - man ef ability and integrity,
Ii worthy 10 be trusted is lawyer OF
~rseoeivs expsriesoe and practice, and
ycune mzn Of great snergy:. We sim
.s<slg hops be may succeed" He has
sornsrous other testimonials from
is5ces and officials Who have known
I'm foF many years. MT. Osborn has
sivsys bseua Republican His repu-
iS1Ion = citizen Is good. and his per-
ssnaI ana ofIioial integrity are unques-
s;oned. Hs Il entitled 20 the unquali-
ga support Of his party at the polls In
&-u-&x4f.xx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23
ron couxcrLmAx.

Judcs Jacobs. the candidate for the
Ieeisintive Council, on tho Republican
ijcksf, u an old resident OF this county,
ksosn by all Of the old settlers, and
kuoup 10 most Of the recent arrivals.
Hs ga for about six years Chief astics
q 10 Territory and for four years rep
ruueutsd the people In the Congress Of
tbe United Btates. To that record he
en- Justly point with feelings Of pride
and safisfaetion. He IL willing 10 stand
q fall b. IL. He Ii Republican, pure
aod dmple, but claims the right TO bold
whatever opinions may recommend
themselves 70 bis conscience and judg-
nens on the railroad question.
he is fof the forfeiture and rcstora-
tion Of the nnearned railroad lands TO
ihe public domain, and for opening
them op TO settlement now and abso
iulaly.
Hsis In favor of equal laws, aud for
Z uniforn rate OF taxation, applicable
slIks 10 oitIz ms and corporations
hs is opposed 10 the railroad gross tax
BILL, and II elected will demand It's re-
pssi, and the Substitution therefor of a
las which will operate on all alike.
fis believes that labor IL the mother
Il vealih. and hence when the expend
iinfs Of muscle and toll by the honest
settieF gives Increased value to contigu.
oua iands, held for speculation, that the
Assessor and the lax ought 20 recognize
suoh fact, and make such increased
vaiae bear its just proportion Of the
pablo burdens.
He Is in favor Of 0 soals law, Just
and equitable TO the mill owners
and the logeers, giving no advantage to
siiher, while doing equal and exact JUS
tics 10 both.
Re believes thai tho requisite quslifi-
eziions for the proper exercise OF the
slectlye franchise are virtue and intelii-
Rsnce, and believing that u free white
vonan possesses these in high degree,
hs q 10 favor OF equal suffrage, aud
VII, u eleefed, oppose the repeal Of the
EQUAL suffrage law. sad oppose its epas
culation IN any form whatever.
hs says II Ia not true. al "bunch
grAss bettisn asserted, that be, as q
msmbef Of The Chamber Of Commerce,
uisd 10 make the unfortunate resoln.
non passed by that body stronger--but
% the contrary. that he tried to modify
~ weeping provisions by the introduc-
hon VI a substitute, aud that be voted
against the resolution passed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23
roa COUNTY oomMlssIosKas.

The nominees are @. w. Lawton, q.
NJ. Van Dorea and w. w. Perrigo.
Mr.. Lawton and Mr.. Van DJren have
already been Commissioners. They are
pleasant gentlemen, informed and large
ly concerned Ia the best interests Of the
people and county. Mr.. Psrrigo Is less
known than either of his colleagues.
He lives near the north end OF Squak
Lake. He came here from Ohio. and is
much respected By those who know
him. The three candidates for Com
missioner depend upon the soil for
their living. Perrigo being general
farmer, Lawtou q nurserymau, Horst
and horticulturist, aud Van Doren q
hop grower, as also country mer-
chant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23

10 pEaesiee hin profession In Iows until
toe spring 0f 16D, wheu. On nocoQnt %
failing kealth, BE- dscidsd - come WEST
A50ut that tfme Pres1deut Grant tendef-
ed him the apposntment Of Associ4ts
Justice fer ~ Territory Of Idaho, which
the Judge acoepxed. and ssttied il BoSse
City With his family. The Judge occu-
pied thai position until 1871, whsn be
VS. resigned ouf, or IN othex words, an
til some ous foresd his name 10 q resiQ-
nation. which was ssnt on 10 Wasting
ton, and the first infimsfion the Jud1s
had of th8 affair. was tie arrival Of his
szccsesoT Judge Lewis as onoe opened
= lar ofioe. sud soon enjoyed q very
lucrative pfactice. After remaining
thess year longer. he accepted the ap-
pointmsnt Of Associate Justice for
Washington Territory. rendered him
by President Grant, and m1ved to
WaIia WaIla Ia she spring Of 1871. and
remained there tili 1875. when be was
promoted to the Ckisf Jossicsahip Of
Warrington Territoro. suscssdine our
fellow townsman Orange Jacobs. Who
had been elected TO Congress. Iha
Jades took up his residences In Haa1fle,
and has remained here ever since- At
Ter daishing his term as Chief Jus4ios,
b. again took up the practice of the
law. and ID recognized a. one Of the
abiest jurisss In the Northwest, and has
MI the business he can possibly attend
to. In politics the Judge 10 thorough
hepubsiesn, having belonged to that
party since its Organization, and was q
member Of the first Republican Con-
vsntion held IN Iowa in 1856 Tho
Judge 10 sound on the woman
suffrage and forfeiture questions,
and the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company would rather see the devil 20
70 ths Legislature than Judge Lewis
for be has the ability 10 frame Law
thas will compel that company 20 pay
taxes as other people have 70, and he
possesses the forcs 10 secure the
pasxnRs Of such law after ID 10 drafted.
he hss puhlinly pledged the psopie that
he viii rectify SOME Of the outrageous
laws nov on oar statute books, and IL
elected, ~ he sarelv will he, he will
keep his werd. With a man like Judge
Lewis In the legislative halls of the
Territory. King and Kitsap counties
need have no fear Of any other corn
ties In the Territory being more ably
represented.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE RISES.
i finest carriages, hacks and buggies,
to hire at any and ali times, NJ most rea-
soma BILE rates
Horses boarded by the day, week or
month, and the best care guaranteed.
PHILLIPS s. SEARS.
Proprietoss, Commercial street. opposite
The Arlington. au73
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23

ryIvIL AND MINING KNalNKKRA. D .
" 9. Depufy Mineral surveyerx specia.
howeukend c1atma City and County Sur
vWW. 0GArA SQuirsis opcra ho1sa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-23

OWL ENGINEER. SURVEYOR
~ and DrAaxhtsmAn. Seattle. w +.
Offsce. eli Front street. apis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

Though there are four pfofusely a.
lustrated papers IN the June Csnflzg,
and four full-page pictures, this mum.
Der Of the magazine l. perhaps even
more notable FOR lie literary features
than for its pictures OF special in
terest is Miss Fanny stones "Diary
Of an American Girl IN Cairo during
the var Of l662n 70 e vivid and
remarkable narrative Of the ne 81
General G. p. Stones family during
the month that mother and daughteFH
were exposed in Cairo 70 the gfsafesf
uncertainties and dangers, While Gen
eTal Stone was at his post with the
Khediye, and aiding IN the English
operations against ArRbi. General
Stone, In a prefatory letter, severely
crltselses the English attack upon
Alexandra
President Eliot, Of Harvard, dis
cusees the question, What is q LIbeF-
al Education p" In which he claims
that the sciences and English shoHld
be given leading places ID the school
and also In the college course. In q
paper on THE Use and Abuse Of
Parties" DR.. Washington GLADDEN. ad-
their party In the choice Of candidates |
and 20 bolt bad nomlnafiOna. n /
Topics Of the Time, % an editorial
called "Reaping the WhlrIwind . a.
sequel 10 the editorial Of the ADrIl |
Century entitled mob and MaRis- |
trate, which so surprisingly andci- |
pated the Cincinnati riot. Anofhet !
editorial in the June number relates 1
to another phase OF the FiOf--ths milf
tia and the measures Congress ought 1
II take % lHcrease is eidciency. IN 1
Open Letters, DR.. Charles Robin
son continues his series on church i
music with " What the chOirs Say y
Prof Ritter and Mr.. Grant White
break lances once more over g. Musle
IN Amerlca, and among the other
short contributions IL one By Walter
He.Ties Pollock about Miss Mary
Anderson 10 London - IEr
The illustrated papers os the June
Century, IN their order, sHa q Sc
Pierre, near Newfoundland, and q
part Of Mr.. =. q. w. Benjamln's ssnes
describing his cruise IN the Alice M1w
q picturesque aneodOtai description.
By Franklin II. North, Of the sea-
mems retreat on Staten Island, or
" Sailors Snug HaFbor, " TO which
paper belongs the frontlsplece Of the
number, an engraving from st.
Gauden's statue Of Robert Richard
Randall, the founder Of snug HaFboF:
" American Wild Animals In Art,
by Julian Hawthorne, with iliaHtfa.
tons from the sculptures Of Edward
Kemeys and q curious and scholarly
paper, Interestingly illustrated, by Dr..
Edward EgglestOn, on Commerce
in the Colonies"
In fiction, Henry James new story,
Lady Barberina, Ga this number,
concerns itself with the complications
of marriage settlements; Mr.. Cable's
DR.. Sewer" Is continued and
Robert Grants story Of " An Average
Man Is concluded. The short story
uf tie number Is q vivaeiOns sketch OF
character and incident by H. c. Bun
ner. entitled THE Red SILK Handker-
chief"
The poetry Is contributed by Ken.
yOn Cox, DR.. T. w. Parsons. Mis-
Emma Lazarus. John Vance Cheney,
Christopher p. Cranch, Richard
Watson Glider, aud Mrs. Helen Jack
son III. H., aud there are several
clever and amusing poems in g Brio
a-Brac
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29
J. NJ. ANDERSON,
Salina, Kansas.
Notice Of Publication.

L.EsD OFEhE. ssiina Eans, Msy Gih, lisa
~ uiice o hersty girtn fhat TIE sf1liouinr-
IN named tiiler has fiei pa ~ % his aftniian
- l1kf h1al prcol IN rapport of 81 clairl. and
t1ai all pro0f gil - made befele Heeigier SOS
nrcflrer a. atlina, ks.- en- , una 1fih. las. va
elli 10 n5Ttagesi 81 E1r- -. ~ q. nsss5 Eea
lie nalfE The feil1ginf y ii1e17eI % rraFs ~
ccriinuols resldedes upoa End calilaafi5n u
ma is1i, Va, Gael 3. Pall NJ. snou Ia
Nichals, Gt5. Nlchols au 81 BfootsiiIs, X
~ g.. J. ~. HcDgE, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29
Agents Wanted For
PICTURESQUE.
WASHINGTON. :.


pm AND PENCIL SKETCHES.
90 ~ scenery, History, Traditions. Public apd
social iife giih graphic deacripfiots u the Can
iioi, Colgrels, the Wbila Honas. aud the (or.lIi.
ieeni D-partmenis, With Views af Nouns
Nernon. q Nap % Washinrioh ana nIsrrrlns
q ~ li.iis Of Congress. ~ JOSEPH y EsT
Io Al riasscs ths 4 . box ~ rrelf interest IL
. e11ise, gri phit thnrohEh afli ai-restfne iIids-
tfated ~ over lil hsauttlul ltuH rurraFinEa ~
.eaailg AfneFican artists, AID i-eantlY bound :
aoeA teE AS -hoN1st-l- hBid oalE ~
Agents are meeting vita frzn Q ss-ses.
Aeenn Ennted, Inlls ~ fsn1ie. b. ever noun-
aslp ~ me billed States. preFiuIs errerieuce
gnlie df.rabh. noi alsoluteiy required. % He
give ilstructious Necessary Tor success 81 uneu,-
2 .oJ 81 Erite ns For terms % Agenis s3tress
, 4. 4 n a. REID. ProtIdes~e. 4. ..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29
To Jo-epb W Puriis


" or sne hereby notified that the plaintiff
y shove named has hled her petition against
you 10 the above entitled C0urt and 10 the aboFe
entitled artinn wherein the parties, plainiiG and
defendant, are &c above stated. That you have
been sued In said oouri by said plaiatif and that
me nature Of the uignent sonaht and prayed faF
IN her said PETITION against you j. the obiaiaing
an absolute divorce from you. and The custody Of
her minor child f; and that unless y1u ansEer her
said petition on OF before the
5th ddH 81 JuiV, 4 D. 1881,
The same will be iaken.as true and judgment Of
the hait re herein stated and prayed for viii Be
rendered accordingly CARRfE PURDUE.
By JoHE G. SrlSET, her attorney. Nay lals63.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

HIM ~ Alhe larEHst haudsomFsr hrst
Hook ever sold for less thnn
twice Cur puuc. The fastest
isIliur book n Amarica hnmen,e proGi, 10
agents- All Intelligent people want &C. AM ane
can iecome q snccessiul agent Terms free
HALLEFr RoaE Co. Portland Maine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29
FARMS


An eighty acre valley 6arm with 4
5000 frame house, gOOd well, tue gar.
den, 20 nice cherry trees year old
% apple trees, several pear and PLAN.
and 100 o. more peach tires. IS acre.
In wheat and OATS. This place d ia
miles east Of New Cambria and TIE
land could not b. richer, smoother or
better. Price q 400. Including %
acres Of fne wheat
FOR BALE:-A iOO acre valley
farm p miles east Of New CamlIrla.
With q small frame house, good well.
and 100 acres under cultivation. God
never made 4 pfettier. rleheT az 80
ter farm than this Price. g 600.
Crop reserved. Half cash, balance on
easy payments-
FOR SALE;-A good dwelling
house with lot IO0xl2O on Seventh
street. This property has . good well
and eisteru, q $500 barn. . beautiful
cherry tries four yeaFs old, several
me pear and apple trees, grape vines,
shade trees, &c. Rents FOR s240 per
year. Price, g, 900. Half cash, BAL
ance on long time.
FOR SALE LOT 10, q corner lot
on Santa &c Avenue. also lot q on
Fifth street
FOR SALE Lot Zoe, 5Oxl20 on
Seventh street near the Daily Block,
FOR SALE The three houses on
lots just north OF Hagler's store on
santa Fe Ave.
FOR BALE.-A fine walnut boob /
case worth 80. Price S35 This ease
has = revolving front. is fine and as
sood g. new.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

n n n week a. home, $500 outdt free. Paw
WA - Absolutely SURE No risk. Capital not
.ANNNA nqulred. Reader. 40 you uant bnsiua-s
utNN Naf Which pefsun1 81 sliher sex YOUNG on
Y ODD, can make great rly an fle time fhrv
EcTf, uith absolute certainty. write Tor narficu-
Iar. p ~ uaLLHrr 3 Co. narlllnd MIN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

81 acTes eli under cultivation, log house looms,
hana1s sable, corn CRIB, 800 bearing mutt
trees hedFe tErss SIDES creek on one side timber
on creek &c reds q grove n front Of house. l
and y miles from sslina. Price t95 pr acre all
cash.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

leo acTei Of fne botfoa land, 40 acres broke ana
in c1ltiT1tinn, - acTe IN wheat, acres In orch
grspcs 0ne story frame houss 1aEs2, stable
iex1o, ElanaTy felie, hedze an r01rd the place,
% eere5 q pasture ienesd with barbed wire
isncss ~ ule q creek veil timbened, running
Untcr The vkcsf ye1r round, timber consists 81
cottonwood, walnut and boEeideT, miles from
salina- Price 5000 5000 cash balance on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

$50 ucres q upland Gith running water and timber
Cor stock 8 nile east q Ataria on tie Sd s. rail-
rosd, 10 acfes broke 81 rhich - acres IN growing
wheat toRp giik fznn. god veil and Ersnary
i6Eio, also slan Of Tonng mules team Of hoTses,
farm Eag11 aud hafness, milky pillow, harrow drill
2 breaksfa Gnd 3 hzlf intcleIt ~ ueW e175 head-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29
Executrixs Notice.

nHOTICE b hsrsfy sis- 40 t,,f.rs Tesla
~ nicmarF 30 thf E.ftfr bfo r n1rhu o..
teasan. Eefe srlniti ta ihe uhfsf.flueL La iha
lith day Of May A. D., i.-t. hv the Frnhat.
Couri Of Salinc county, kansas NoH. all persors
h1ring elailn, against sad Estate arr hereby ~
tueu ttat theg aust present TIE sauie O. the M
aers sucl ior allowance, uithiu one year from the
dale Of said Letters. ur thcy may Re preciuiell
from any hcuuht ui aueh Estate and that % surh
claims - nQtr2 haiisi althin rthufe years aftrf
The dns u s1id LEiieHs, iarg shll D. lorsuar
barred. lIANi-NA ~ ia EEirr. b ccilfor Of a.
Estate II q 3 r E,EzliT derelsci.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

I-a TIE [ DIVERSITY REGISTER.
This Journal, devoted Co. Normal and Practical
kiteniion, vii o. i-,g qultiery and uiii
siaals contain iaH 'lra msti'n concerning The
UNIVERSITY snd D. itlinaa. fLe subssfiTtian
price Is = cents i-T srsf. Seud I've crnis in
stamps Tor ,sup.i ~
NlsCELLANE0US
Tie CslleEe year viii b. dtsidei inio s.ur
ietins o. Twelve ~ryks earh. cammeneins sep
ieHiff 2 and NoTenih.r % ASA and Februsfr
A. sad Nay l.. lssi
Tue arst grsduaiius rser.ii-. EIll oesur July
Al expense are lau. Tuition I. SO per
Isrm o. Twelve EeefA 30 incidental fees Fur
nlant'i room a. 20 c-nts per week 60 each ain
dsni. Rooms u tie College are Furnished uith
ne necessary furniture iacluiing hear and liqht
hooms In priFsic ismiiirs are fatuishei I'm.
pistei nat including heat AMI iighi
Ie1t-b2oks are Ientrd n 10 per cent q their
price Students should trinF With them Ehat
ever Of text-books they may have
FOR farther iniomatIon, address
Alex C. HOPKINS. President.
5ALRTA, FANS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

% scres ofgsutlg fslllnE uPlahd. miles south
Of Solonol Gu % ne o. 2. railroad, Is scres
under culttTEtlqa, Is aores grazing wheat 10 90
With Place. unt dqry frame house lfx16, draEse
karu laid, gen nd yeang apple orchard Price
$50, 3fe4sh, bllanns dna n three years With
pr cent irteTssL mn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

wells, Aeags srsund part q the farm; plenty uf
younf shads tres and thrifiy apple. peach and
ehsFFy erckard. Prize e. so uiIh crop or $500
With6ui, torul % sult baycT-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

leo lerea all fsncsi with wire fence, good frame
houns II gtlry, 6 rocms Eansal gtntla, grauary
leE2l, buggy she'd, 2 COED Wsils, 100 fruit trees,
100 frupe Vinaa, 20 acres broke, s. acres In wheat,
y aerel re. miles frum Sallna 2 from Bavaria
Price 500 5000 cash balance On time
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

Good bouss and lot on South kiesht Stree, hoHss
has rooms small stable and out-bulldings, fruli
tr,es- Price 500 500 cash bal on time
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

SO acres cattle ranch. 20 aerss IN ealtiraiisn,
living water. miles west Of Bro0kTllls, also The
right 10 ieo acres timber claim, 8 d1lian pr
acre
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

Good rooms house and lot on Santa Fs Avsaas
Price e5oocash.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

s. acres hsf4s ienes al round, 60 acres bFoke,
good frame house inns addition 1894 grznsry
iexsti fFane barn lsx25 chicken house i2xil,
CIV ahed leEso, acras Il orchard all kinds Of
lruit nI,d ahade trees, god wells, hog pens and
bog pasture - mia % school house. also ieo acres
adi0inih7 With us acres broke balance fenced In
tgo pastures, 100 acres Of growing wheat, AZ
nllel iOu Eehtur II miles IRON Sahna- Price
$50 eis0o cash balance on tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

- acre hoti1n nni Upland stock farm, On the
tl1oef, - nrfll ulder cllilltiol, - acTes Erred
pasture " gtoly roc1 hoslee, ven, 100 harTei
ci1lefn, fra1e 80 and ba1l tzr7a en1nGh for -
head a alcck, irame Era11ry IfKie, pig pens, or
ehard, eoope, &c, Priee els pr e. ~ $500 eesh,
baiaaee "a terps % salt euysr. f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

fs0 acres cflmpfoFgd bglicn Ind on 81 n Greek
nile fran 9lllnai , edg8 ErOund entire farm and
tso eFu1I ltlFe1, 100 HtTes Under cultivation, 20
acrea On utsat tnd - aefea n re % 20 With flrm
irazae hDalii tlI1i atel'l. 1floarT piE psls and
wellI aceI Of ten Ysaf 81 tress ar1und the hoass
asrs fenced Peliufg me young orchard. Price
eto0o % teIul1 ~ tuit blTeT-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

"A
~ aory brick house With frame additiaa,
rooms lots on Fourth stresi. Price slioo 500
cash bal on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

BE laDCl2 grln1ry itSSis, baEn fiDCl6, Food Cor
rai Scr hcla, cleek fan1 fkEouTh The nInee Ias
aerel ulaer cuilFatoE, Id n Wheai, 10 aclss In
e.llfe leneed VA bar6aa VIZ ga eadar pusis,
pcteut 10 apple treoa, So chgrry tfeea and 50
leaeh tfees- tTscs 49, $500 eash balance on
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

10 serss sece0ai bstion % acres under cuhiva-
Honl . ncrcs IN Wheaf 10 aeres In cats, fEune
hol!e leEI9 sorry SOD cellar, aood well, Aaalas
Siabla. snail Efanary, 20 scres q Fasure hnred
via harbed wire; so be1rnE frulf trrfs 2 qlAB-
tity Of mall fruits. ls mliel ffsm eallna s nlies
ir1l qypsln Oily, miles from Bridgeport. Price
e2coo si2o1 casa bal On tlme.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

50 acres al under cultivation and al fenced, %
aeres In wheai, one story frame house VIII
cellar, stene stable and grlaa1y isD(28, Foot
woils. 100 fruit trees. miles from sallna- Price
e3t5o, 5000 eash bal. on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

12oacre Btock raach on the Gyp1am, uiih run-
ming Iaier and some timber - miies from 6Ellna,
and Close % ranTe iio acres broks frame bOaos IS
L12, barn and franary itxis hedge anoand part
Of the hnd and few shade tres. frice $500 On
good terms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

10 acrts all under eEltFztiol, fFume hose
leoS2os good wplla 10 aereI a timber year old
e miles frun salina- Prics ei00o $50 erIf ~.
o. tina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

- acrsa aiiolling salin1 o. the zoulh, the most
ec1pa1ir1t treck tarn On saline c1unty, snail
~ no.l.s itEfi, via 2 rl11s ale sd cellar,
ven, iol9 young ahade ireea 20 yoanE fruit tires
respherill, bilc1 tETfle1 oaFrEnis, streWheFrIes
and oiheT snail frnit q ahuhdancs. Price sloO6
o. arrommodaiinf terms
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

g acres frhne house, roonz, god cellar, cave
sd aiabls End did; q Eoai orchard eco FOREST
treaa, 2 acrss n Wheni, snail ErannrY. god EsI
Prize 500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-05-29

g aeres sioFy flms house 2 rooms, about Sc
tres frame utnbls l2xio, corr crib 7rl2 p nsFss
u Wheat, running WatzI On the rlsce 5 miEs
from salina. Prirs els00 $500 cash balance %
time.