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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
a Distinguished Party.

The d rectors' csr No. l0l, OF the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul railway,
passed through the city last night, having
as passengers j. L. EasiOD, wife, sGn and
daughter, Two cooks and a servant Mr..
EaStOn is a director in the above named
road, and Is en- route TO Texas and Califor-
MIA in search of health for an invalid wife
AS a reminiscence OF early years. the
writer, who knew Of Mr.. f ,stOn thirty Eve
wears ago at Lonyi lie, Lewis county, New
York, where he WAS at school, will relate
The following: One day he was put
at the blackboard TO demonstrate q
problem which had in It's statement a
fractional number and as il was desirable
to use an illustration easily compreheuded
by the pupil. the word geese" was applied
10 the fraction and in consequence the
problem stated that If three end one hall
geese could he driven so far in a certain
length al time, etc. Young Easton pom
dered thr question a moment and then re-
piled: I'd like TO know how you're goin'
10 drive a hall a goose? The perceptor
answered promptly 81 guess il must have
ben a go.ling like youw
The class Uttered and the hero of this
item figured siudiously but undismayed
and since that time has succeeded In figur-
Ing himself into position OF trust, which
h IS m de him power among men. and not
one OF those who laughed at his awkward
question but will be willing to accord to
him just tribute of praise. May him
and his loved ONES have a pleas, trip 10
the Pacific slope, and succeed In finding
that bslm for which Ponce DE- Leon sought
So f.jtbful'y
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
The White Sensation.

In re- ri To the esc ,p,de from Moberly
II Mrs White, an account of which WAS
Pub ished lasi week in the BAzO,, Ihe Mo-
'erly correspondent of the GlUbe-DemoCrat
SAYS:
A sensa'i onsl Occurrence was developed
here Ia day bv the receipt # a letter from
Se!alis stating that Mr. Frank White, q
restaurant keeper at Mnherly, had written
the CITY marshal If 5 d.lia requesting him
TO arrest Ellen White. his wife, no was
IL IN ( city, and who, IL Was allie cd. had
atscundrd. A search for the particulars
rtveiled the following facts: On the 1t
day OF March Mr. White and wife. who had
been on anything but pleasant terms for
several months. had a misunderstanding,
which became so serious that Mrs White
informed her husband that their
happy(?) married Career must end
at once, and accordingly packed her ward
robe and left going To Paris, Mo-. where
she was followed and found by her husband
a few days sitter The separation. Mrs
White finally agr ed To return home with
her husbsnd, ard both started for the
iepOt. After waiting for some time,
freight train came da,hing along and Mrs
White, seeing that the cars would not stop
and desiring TO free herself from her hus-
band, msde jump for the moving train,
and with the conductors assistance, landed
safely, leaving her terror stricken husband
standing in the depot door wIinging his
hands i'm bewild-rment and holding the
vslise of the disappearing Ellen. He took
the next train, about four hours afterward,
for Moberly, and failing to find his wife
here he sent the above described letter to
Sedalia"
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BILL BOARD BOTHER.
A Very Unfortunate Affair Be-
tween Three IF Sedalia's
Citizens Yesterday.

| Yesterday morning very unfortunate
difficulty occurred between ChAs. LYON aud
DIR. ii. w. Wood, proprietor ami man ger
OF the opera house, and The j .niIor. ID ,v,d
| NevInS, on Lamlne street near the opera
house, which came very near resulting Sc
rIously.
Nh. Lyon owns the bill boards at the
corner of Lamine and Main stress which
are on the ground belonging la d. Biocher.
Some time ago DIR. Wood went To Mr.
BlOcher and asked him il he IN gh; be per-
mlltrd 10 erect bill boards On that part of
| the ground next 10 the Hotel Kaiser Mr.
BlOcher laid h. would BE- 81 ID To have him
do so. This leaves space between Lyons
boards and Dr. Moods.
DIR. Wood put up the boards and PLACID
one stand OF bills tn r, on Mr.. LYON went
To him end told him he would have e. ok.
the bOarss down. rs he had leased the
ground. DIR Wood told him that he had
MIR. Bloc hers PERMISSION to place tn. IN
there, bus that IL he, Lyon, had lease ON
the ground and would exhibit The same he
would have The boards removed. Lyon did
not produce the lease.
Nor day evening DR. Woods bill posters
placed another stand of oils on The boards
and yesterday morning tie beard Was found
10 br COW red with white paper. The bill
poster went 10 the doctor and told him
about il, and asked him what he should do.
DIR. Wood told him TO go back AID put
up another stand oi paper. Not long sf,er
Wood went 10 the opera house To See how
things were pr"gr, ssing. Arriving oppo
site the bill boards he found Lyon there
He told Nevin> TO put The bills up and
when he, N wins, started 10 obey, Lyon
grabbed the bills. From this they went at
each 9th Al Lively rate DIR. Wo, al
this juncIure interirred and about the .m-
time Officer FIier put in an apw srance
and caught ho.d of NeviIs and pulled him
away, but not before he had struck LYON
several times
From thus. knives and pistols played
conspicuous part, but which were not
brought into actu Il Use.
Sheriff Conner arrested DR. Wood on the |
charge OF carrying concc aled wespons, and !
they went away togeth.
Subsequently Wood, Nevins and LYON |
were arrested by the city authorities, VOID /
on the the char of carving concealed |
weapons, and the others ON charges OF dis.
turbing the peace by igh.ing, and will be
investigated in the police court this
Altogether the affair is most deplorable,
and ii is to be hoped the gentlemen con-
cerned will come TO some mutual under
standing without further hostility
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through the front doors. AT 2 o'clock yes
teriay morning two strangers and suspi-
cious characters tried to hire a team from
the livery stable of Olmsiead Il Jefferson,
between Third and Fourth on Hancock
street, but were refused. They are supposed
to be- pair of the burglars.
Up to this writing no arrests have been
made, nor sny plausible theories advanced
rs TO who the burglars were or whi'her
they went. The officers have been scour-
ing the city thoroughly ever since early
yesterday morBing and all suspicious
characters are under strict surveilan"e.
Still there is much mystery as to "ho the
were or where they are, as lie
the whereabouts of Tiller.
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Notice.
SM1rHToN. Mo. March LIST is

SMITHTON, Mo. March 1st 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Cook and Ringen has this day dissolved by
mutual consent, A. b. Cook retiring The
business will be continued at the old place
of business under the firm name of Jas.
RingeL & Co, they to assume all liabilities
and collect accounts due the old firm.
Thanking you for past favors and asking
for continuance Of your patronage to the
new, we are, Yours Respectfully,
Cook & RINGEN
Having this day purcn ased the interest o.
a. b. Cook, of the fra OF Cook Il Ripgen,
We will continue the business at the old
stand, and would kindly ask TIE public to
come and see our prices. We are deter
mined to sell as low as possible. All those
knowing themselves indebted to the old
firm will please call and settle as soon as
possible Yours. etc,
81 weekly 2t JAS. RINGEN & Co.
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Birthday Party.

Quite a NUMBER Of little folks assembled
at the residence of Alderman Hickman on
Eas. Fit. stree: Yesterday evening. in
honor OF lis little daughter, Mis- May's
eth snuiv"r, -. The ai.--uo. r VI, spent
most pie .>In,., by the lGJi, ones, me time
seiBg whiled away with games, music, aud
the partaking Of candies, nuts, oranges,
lemonade, etc Miss Hickman was assist
ed in entertaining the happy assembly
by Miss Ada Parks, Miss Belle Cunning
ham and Mrs. Shackelford. Miss Maggie
Smith very gracefully presided at the
piano.
4 number OF very handsome presents
were received, among them plush-covered
work basket. Among these in attendance
the reporter noticed the following:
Masters Forrest Smith, Ray Decks, Will
lie Shackleford, Walter Slagle and Misses
Recka Slsgle, Alice Jefferson, May HOfi-
man, Minnie Boairight, Edith Coop, Jessie
Parker, Aggie Brady, Alice Russell, Em-
ma Burton, Katie Garfield, Jessie Rush,
MOllie Bsckus, Pearl Cunningham, Cora
Rush, May ColifOwer and Jessie Palmer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
OmcahOlderR-

The Office held by the Kidneys is one of
Importance. They act as natures sluice-
way TO carry of the extra liquids from the
system and with them the impurities both
those that are taken into the stomach and
tho that are formed in the blood. Any
clogging or inaction of these organs is
therefore important. Kidney-Wort is Ma
lures efficient assistant in keeping the kid
news in good working order, strengthening
them and inducing healthy action. If you
would get we'll and keep we'll, take Kidney
Wort
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
A Quick Recovery.

1t gives US great pleasure to state that
the merchant who was reported to be at
the point ofTeath from an attack of Pneu.
mOnia, has entirely recovered by the
use OF DR. VIM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS. Naturally he feels CRATE.
iul TOR the benefits derived from using tnis
remedy fol, The lungs aud throat and in
giving publicity to this statement we are
acIuated by motives of public benefaction,
trusting that Others may be benefited in
similar manner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
Cushioned in Rosy Gums

inclOsed in lips that part in smiles like the
opening rosebud, the teeth CLEAN with
dazzling whiteness If the charming pos
SCISSOR uses beautifying SOHODONT, which
cleanses and blanches the teeth without
abrading the enamel like mineral prepa-
rations designed for the same purpose.
This agreeably odorous and salutary arti-
Gle not only benefits the teeth and enhances
the beauty of the mouth, but removes can
ker, and remedies liberation Of the gums.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
AS When She Was Young.

81 have used Parker's Hair Balls m and
like il better than any similar preparation
| know of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, wife
of Rev p. Perry, of Coldbrook Springs,
Mass. My hair was almost entirely gray,
but dollar bottle of the Balssm has re-
stored the softness. and the brown color il
had when l was youDg-not a single gray
hair left. Since / began applying the
Balsam my hair has stopped falling out,
and find that it is a perfectly harmless
and agreeable dressing
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
The Joker JOked.

A COCO story is told on a Young man
named Smith. working n The Missouri Pa
cih' snop> and Two other young shop men
which Is rs follows:
Smith sd become enamored of a Young
lady TO whom he desired al introduction
bu; Was unable To get one until one day
last wee K when one of the boy told him he
would Introduce him.
10 wss arranged that another young man
wa 10 dress IN girls clothes and represent
IN" young lady. The arrangements all
perfected, Mr.. Smith Was taken before the
supposed young lady and knocked down.
TO Eer After spending S me time in con-
versation he proposed to take a walk, a.
the evening gas 50 pleasant, and the two
started up Main street.
In the meantime one of the other boys
put up job on the bogus lady. He pro-
curr,i TIN star and went out 10 look for
the "hSppy couple" He found them on
Third street, and going up to them told
them he would have TO arrest them as il
was after ii O'Clock. This greatly alarmed
the bow girl Il he was fearful Of being ar
rested in girls clothes, and, lifting his
skirts he took out down Third street as fast
as his legs could carry him, leaving the be.
wildered Smith with the policeman, who
walked him up Third toward Ohio Smith
begged to be released aud upon his prom
lse not Ia lie out any more after 10 o'clock
he WIS 'n!d &c 90 his way.
Smith does not yet fully understand the
case aus: strrneously denies that the girl
was net good goods" although he is not
able 10 explain how a girl could run 5,
fast.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

j s. Mclean, secretary, and w. ID.
Steele, president, OF the South western
Mutual Benevolent association, were in
Topeka las, week, and found that the COM
pany OF that place had grown wonderfully.
They were met at the depot by Mr.. ID. @.
Cameron and shown through the Office,
where they found three clerks busy. In.ihs
afternoon they drove around the city ID
charge of Mr.. Cameron and visited the in
sane asylum, reform school, etc. The To
peka company is nearly six months old
and has not had loss. II is run on an
identical plan with that of the Sedalia
company.
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II. Fehr

Is manufacturing wagons at Geo. Scheer's
old stand on St. Louis street, and has on
hand several which Mr.. Scheer ironed. Mr.
Fehr has firstelass repair shop for bug
gies, wagons, &c. and will sell his wagons
at low prices and warrant them as good an
any ever made or sold IN the city.
12-25-w6m
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A Merited Sentence.

Thomas Carter, the colored man who
brutally assault ed his wife, Laura, not long
since, had a hearing to-day before Squire
Rifle and jury. The jury found him
guilty, and assessed fine of 81 and costs
At the latest advices Thomas was trying to
perfect an appeal bond.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
MEINHOFFER'S ESCAPADE.
he Leaves Pilot Grove Hurriedly
and Takes the Wabash Route
to the Far West.

X. MeinhUfier-what a name-has for
nearly t~O years been the agent Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific road at Pilot Grove, twenty
four miles north of this city. His duties
were that Oi transaciing the c6mpauy's
BUSINESS, checking baggage, receiving and
disc.'sr.,"g freight, selling tickets AMI tele
graphing. He was an acceptable employe.
and did his work honestly and To the salts
1actiOn ui thu company.
The r.'ght train passes Pilot Grove going
north al 1901 II. m. As that train passed
the Grove yesterday morning, Meiunoffrr
turEei ;at KEY in the station door, after
hanging MS uniform cap on a nail inside,
and bnarlei The train. He went to Mo
herly and thence west on the Wabash
This l. the last direct information learned
of th- descending agent.
Travelling auditor checked the business
OF the station yesterday, COUNTED the tick
cts and counted ;te cash AMI all balanced
Much IO the credit of M,inhOfIer, he has
proven himself honest and no one Is
"holding 81 sack" far him
Tie next inqiry would be, what could
have prompted the man 10 leave So uncere-
mOniou> V!
Trrre Is said To be woman in the case,
and for the sake of charity let as little be
ssid - possible for while one NAV ne
guilty al indiscreiiOn the other possibly
Is guilty Of a greater offence against society,
dtcency aud good morals
Meinhofier formerly resided at Boonville
where his relatives live and is about TWEEN
~ three years OF age
"Ait'r storm there is a ca!m," is
triIe saying Of the ancient mariner and
perhaps the heIO tf this item will return
when the kephyrs of esrly spring time
passes and he hears from some confidipc
friend behind that the cost is clear and the
pillows Of pubic scandal has ceased TO
throw social matters into commissions in
the quie; village of the prairie.
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St-Rvnd

From my residence, Va. Gil West Main
street, Sr,!alia. NJ. hav e, two vrsrs
old past, about tlteen hands high, white
spot in fore head.
ANY Information that will lead to the
recovery of said filley will be suitably re-
wsrded. wv. WALKER
Sedalis, March 10, 1884. 3-lIws1t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
After the Brass.

Pittsburg, March ia syndicate of
western manufacturers is said to have been
formed to control the brass market. Three
of the leading producers of the country,
the Joel Hayden company, Cleveland
Peck Bros. & Co., New Haven, and Hay
den & Co., Hsydenville, Mass, have
already been absorbed by the syndicate.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr.. A. w. Boestler and Miss Lee
Watkins United in the Holy
Bonds Of Wedlock.

A quiet, although very pleasant wedding
took pl zee last night al $50 o'clock at IN,
residence If the brld,'s brolherin-law, Mr..
j. NJ +, mmirg, near the corner of Sew
-nth and Washington svenue. The par
ties taking upon themselves the marital
yoke beng Mr. A. w. Boes l-r, we'll
known lumber dealer # this city and Miss
Watkins, yourg lady we'll md favorably
known io large number of friends here.
The Ct rem"ny was performed bv the
Rev, Lit, OF The East Sedalia Baptist
church IN tine presence OF only the
Immediate friends and relatives
of the contracting parties. After the cere-
m"ny the guests were invited To parIake of
a very choice array Of vi mis-, consisting of
: 'laus, meats, sandwiches, cakes. ETC., and
the rest Ol the evening Was passed very
pleasantly with c"nyt rsaIiOn. music and
other amusemenIs The following were
Among III presents received:
Set OF silver knives, forks and spoons,
Mr. l.. q. Aidor.
Set of i Yer tea table and sugar spoons.
father and mother of the gronm
Handsome mantle clock, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
vi i GINNING.
Chair, Mr.. and Mrs. S P. Johns
Push toilet C sc, Mr.. Wm. Curran.
Priume stand, Mss Matte Bard
Set OF croch- ted toilet mats, Mrs. Ida
Tiiton, Pan, III.
Picture, Miss Cora Watkins.
Glass water Sc, Mary and Matte Let's.
Clock, Mr.. and Miss Whippe
ret OF linen napkins. Miss Fannie Bard.
CrocheIe,i silk ursr, Miss Lutte Smith
Npf nf sflv,r knives and fnrES NJ suI
Mr.. Sect b esther.
Hand sacnel, Birdie, Elmer and Frank
FL mining
The newly married couple will dispense
with the u>ual wedding trip and at once
% TO housekeeping in their own home. cor
her of Third ; rect AMI Washington avenue,
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Well Pleased.

DIR. c. Roberts, Winchester, Ill, says
81 have used it with entire satisfaction in
cases of debility from age or Overwork, ard
in inebriates and dysprptics, and am well
pleased with its ELECTS
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High Grade Cattla

have one car load of high grade shore
horn bulls and heifers, from ten to eighteen
months old, for sale at my Walnut Grove
farm, Monitesu county, Mo.
226w2ms J. A. LANDER
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-18

Nothing equals Aliens Bilious Pbysic
in quickly relieving costiveness, headaches,
heartburn and all other bilious troubles
% cents, large b0ttle.-At druggists.
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My hands were covered with little
dry scahs. They have DISAPPEARED and I'm
better than have heeu for 20 years, from
using DE-. Reasons Skin Cure" A. ".
Noble. Selma y. -, july, 8. So.
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what you
need for Consumption. Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and IS cenls per bottle. Sold by
Bard X Miller
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1.-The Ra6t %

Benson's Capcine Porous Plssters are
admittedly "The Best" for local rheums-
tism and neuralgia. % cents.
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DIR. c. w. BensoE's Celery and Chame
omi!e Pills are prepared expressly to cur
ana will cure headache OF all kinds, neu-
ralsia, nervousness ami dyspepsia Proved
and endorsed by physicians.
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s2Decorative Art. Explicit direc-
ti"Es for every n>e are given with the Dia-
mad DIVES Fer dyeing Moses, Grasses,
Eggs, lv"ry, Hair, &c. Ten cents.
Druggists keep thrm. Wells, Richardson
& Co, Burlington, VI.
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use Shi-
ioh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold
by Bard & Miller.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Consum ption
Cure is sold by US on a guarantee. Ii
cures consumption. Sold by Bard &
Miller
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis immediately relieved by Shi-
lOh's Cure. Sold by Bard & Miller.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

Following
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14
I5s

on easy terms. 1000 sheep with ranch 4 desired
/ e reasonable prices.
/ I5S3A
leQ acres fnme house 4 rooms 12xis back build-
ing l2x26 good cellar eemented good wells splen-
/ I'D yruhg Orchard-peaches apples and pears =
oosl I1hd aerus young timber stable sSrsi ETan-
az 3lE2i corn crib hog pasture with sheds miles
I'm eelina $500
Il $50 acres Of hne bottom land coDi IL story
house ltx30 corn CT ID SKA stone stable ? good
1 Eelss living water running through the place
lencu on east and vest SIDE 50 acres In cultivation
g Hcro In wheat. 5000 cash miles from Sa-
li1 acres Of river bottom and mile o. river and
fIber on the place 40 acres broke miles from Sa-
pa. Price $500 dollars
gS< acres Of bottom land Z miles from city, a
ncg story fame house good orchard and good
ven All under cultivation 5000.
1857
g aeres al under cultivatia1 good frame house
q fge rooms good cellar god Stable ana gransry
mills from sailna- Price ssooe $1,000 cash sleOo
g acre upland farm IS acres in wheat Is acres
pFairie. Price $3.50 sfff 70 Fun &c years a per
cent balance Z cash 4 years tine. miles
s.rt OF Assaria.
a Plendd 1arn q - sere lhOns ~ stories
6looUs goQd eellara large barn gfanafy corn crib
hsnle stable and houss q one room 80 acres iH |
halanee and years-
20 acre farm miles east Of salna story irame
swelling rooms stable weed she'd several hua-
dree irnii trees pricc Sl7Oo.
lee aere iaER sod hoHse I9oas sod los stable
itxls gEanasF szle s alEss tle,beF Dfrt i-i2o0l
trlit tres heveI filihg va - acres FhsaI plsoe
ssuth Of saliua All uuder euititation price $500
scooo eaah halancs 2 yesrs Al per cent
1852
A farm Of Ie0 ueres sod stone house 2 ruo-is
Fuoe tahle i2Nft wells god spring 900 forrest
0ees yean old oTChard-peaches pears apples
n M 1 sn1Fss $ 80 ISSse s1esa Z; - ssrs
cash haianee toTun yesrz. ~
fsss Wgif4-
80 acres god story frame house s rooms eias-
AZ . ' b5. - - e. sI H. ~. s' - S ST
Fail fisern = hoe ~ asI1s Il sFfcsi : orct-
1rta Il klndsof fruit Al lenced Win hesige j I ,
mI.t Ifun Saiiaa s7oo0
ISIS
- nefes holtcm land = sioFy houae front huill-
- iri1 hack builiinE if0Is sod BeliselsieFn
ben E1ot collar lam e,473 rhol lEx93 oorn !
- oE12 chlekca hoese loxi1 larm al hulef eui.
iiFation al fenced acTss ~ orchrd leEring ckoF-
y trees arricQis plums and p1.lfs acfss Walnui
grove 10 acres IN groEing Eheaf n acres q Tine
~ 81 miiez heslso fence 20 mileE from Sllina !
3 -. So PER arre Withoat wheat crop
1856
30 1rres under cultivation i0o acrss IN Wheat /
iory zme hoaEe tfx2i sod eeillr cisiern sials IS
Ks With l1it ~ ~ aiune ccal miles q ha1zs :
fiecf ulre eBee "a kinds of frull Gsh I
ola grznzry GOD vel miles from Salina price y
17o1 SEQ cash hi % time. IN
e sergs tsst upland iruit farm small fzns house
ori2 - pirn Tvs - aFple tfo - taaGine l5e8l =
le1rlna "a tfIrla 1f1 heErIng re1et trula - =
oos-tsrfies acre best vsficiy of sirau telTirI
Al 80