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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29
Publication Notice.

In the District court within and for the county
OF Saline In the state % Kansas.
Litiis,ou Savings Bank. p.
Lewis J. Addison. sarah J. Adkisson.
Christine kugh, Olive l. kugh. T. 4
Henry, Robert Chapin and Prank W
Chesebro, Copartnfrs doing business
under the 6rm name Of chaplin
Cheshire, add Henry , CnPpsu, d'ns.
7. G. tHenry, and Robert Chaplin and Frank
y. Chesehru. copaFtners doing business under
the firm name Of Chaplin A Chesehro and Henry
]. Cripnin, viii take notice that the sad Little
ton savings Bank, plaintiff. did, on the 18Th day n
October ISIS sled rs petition On said District
court within aud for the county Of saline, in
the stale OF IA nsas. against the said defendants
above namsd, In an action wherein the parry
stated and 81 iorth aud that the aid T. c.
Henry and Robert Chaplin and frank W. Cheese
bro copaFtners doing business under the arm
name o. Chaplin & ChesebrO aud Henry J, Crippin
must ansEer said petition dled a. aioresaid, on
or before tbe "a day % December. ISIS, or said
petition will be taken a. true, and Judgment
rendered In said action against said defendants,
Lewis J. Addison. sarah J. Adkisson aad TIC.
Henry foi the sum Of nine hundred and Twenty
tEo 33-luO (sla 49, Dollars, with interest there
on a. the tate Of ~ per cent per annum from the
9Th day Of February ISIS and for cost Of suit /;
md a further judgment against ssid defendants.
Robert Chaplin, and Frank ". Chrscbro, copart-
ners as Aforesaid a. Chaplin g. Cheshire and
Henry .. Crpplnt TOT zoe iqreclu-ure o. certain
mortgage upon the following described real es-
tate, TO vii; The southeast quarter Of seeti0n
No. tWeniy-three f2il In township No. sixteen
Q6l, south Of range No. one %. vest, lying and
situated 10 the county Of saline, On the State Of
Kansas. and adiudging that said plaintiff has the
drst lien on aid premises, 90 the amount Of
which judgment viii Be takeu AZ Aforesaid, and
ordering said premises % be sold without ap-
prai1ement and The prucceds applied 70 the pay
ment Of the amount due plaintiff and costs Of
suit and forever barring and foreeloslng aid de-
PENDANTS. and each Of them, OF and from ali
right title, estate, Interest property, and equity
o. redemption, In or 70 said premises. or any part
thereof.
ArTnsT. JOIN G.. SPTvEY.
Attorney for PlaintlG,
q ]. FHEDRicKsOs, Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29


A concert will be held ct the N. Z.
church at Mentor, on saturday night.
Nov. 9TH, for which the following
programme has been arranged;
ChOrus-Freedom's Banner.
Duet-Whispering Hope.
instrumental - Mountain Belle
SehOttische.
SOlO-The North Wind.
Duet-Bsrney aad Nora.
Declaration.
Quartette-SailOr's Return.
Dialogue.
SOlO-Grandpa and I.
Defamation.
Organ Duet.
Chorus.
Admission 10 cts. Money to be
used for the improvement Of the
church building and liquidating pres
ent Indebtedness. Come one, come
all. Come early. Come. and aid =
good cause.
WIN. A. MAXWELL,
]. p. PERRILL, Com.
e. w. JONES.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

One Of Salinas citizens Is probably
the oldest soldier In die United States.
His name Is William Gaines. aud he
lately removed from Wilson, Kansas,
to this city. He is now 50 years old,
and for 81 years was a soldier in the
United States service, being at the
close Of his service a Sergeant Major
in the ordinance department. His
military service commenced with the
war Of 1915. enlisting ~ adrummer boy.
However, he soon discarded the drum
for the musket. He served in the Semi
mole. Black Hawk, and other Indian
wars, in the Mexican war aud la the
war of the Rebellion. For a number
Of years he was retained in light ser
vice on account Of his age, in aud
about Washington. While in that
city be was presented with a uniforms
by President Hayes. He was retired
from service In 1880 Fot n few years
he resided with his son at Wilson, and
now comes to Salina To become per
manent citizen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The people Of Ottawa county can
not do better-than TO elect Mr.. Thee.
Lord, Republican candidate for COun
" treasurer. He IL known to be q
thorough business man, Of strietest
integrity, and possessed Of geniality
which specially fits him for a eOun-
~ ONCE. He would certainly make
A frst-elass officer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

DR.. ]. w. Daily has just completed
one Of the most elegant block Of build
ings in this part Of the State. With
the old block he now has i've store
rooms, all Of which are rented. The
new store rooms are light aud airy,
aud make three rs attractive business
rooms a. are found ~ the city. The
upper story il divided into fine,
large Ofilces-all Of which are desira-
BILE for any class Of professional men,
and all are supplied with closets or re-
firing rooms. The Doctor has filed
the demand for a lecture room or
hall for such gatherings as cannot ST
ford 10 hire the opera house. He has
finished up q fine room, supplied II
with q stage and $50 opera chairs
latest and best style. The room is
well lighted. has most seFvieeable
means for ingress anI egress, and in
the hall adjoining Is q very neat little
ticket Office. This Is already
rented 10 the literary society for their
Friday evening meetings. The doc
tor will find no lack OF bidders for its
use. Thus altogether, this beautiful
block Is a monument to the enter
prise and courage Of the worthy doc
tor, who has shown that he has full
confidence In a brilliant future for our
town, and who proposes 10 be fore
most among her public spirited eiti-
zens. Not to be OutdOne by others,
the Doctor has just put in front ofhis
block the substantial new curbing
which lines Santa Fe on the east side
although be was not ordered 50 to
do BY ordinance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

LAST Thursday snd Friday, the w.
c. T. u. Association Of the Fifth Con-
gressiOnal District was In session ia
the NJ. E. Church Of this city. The
attendance was not large but the pro-
ceedings were interesting. Ms. RAs-
tall. the presiding officer, made a
most favorable impression, not only
in her official capacity. bat in her re-
marks on Thursday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

A vote for Robert Wilson IL q vote
towards making the present board Of
county commissioners Democratic.
There Is already one Democrat upon
the board (Mr. Humbargerl, and an
other would make . majority for the
Democrats Vote for Arson Miller,
the old soldier and true Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

DR.. T. A. Collins has been treating
IN . most successful manner numer-
oss persons suffering with chronic
diseases. Hei certainly most skill
ful physician. His ofiee is IN the
front room Of The cpsra House Block,
second story. He viii Be fosnd az the
once during ONCE hours. and ct All
other hours af the Pacific House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Next fall many important issues
will be presented 70 the vOtsrs. In
the election Of the state. con
gressional, representative and eoun-
ty tickets we shall ell be especially
interested. Republicans keep
the front 10 the enemy unbrOken
now. It win be much easier 70 do It
IN the fall Of 1885.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The Third Annual Meeting Of the
State Suffrage Association Is now be-
ing held In SallnA- There are some
thirty delegates present from differ
ent portions OF the State. Among
those distinguished in the work who
are now IN Salina, are Mrs. DeGeer,
Miss Amanda Way, Miss Newly and
Rev. e. II. Rogers. Mrs. Clara B
Colby, OF the Romdn's Tribune, Neb (;
the editor Of Our Mission Seneca,
Kas., and Mr. and Mrs. Wait, Of the
Lincoln Center Beacon, compose the
press representatives. This is but a
newly organized association, but Is
certainly making most eOmmendable
progress towards that thorough and
complete organization which they
hope to attain very shortly. The
meeting was opened yesterday
morning, The morning sessions
are devoted entirely to the business of
the association. The afternoon aud
evening sessions are public. Yester-
day afternoon was taken up With short
talks aud discussions. Last evening
addresses were made by Mrs. DeGeer,
Rev. c. H. Rogers and the fEmOHs.
Mother Bickerdyke. There wHs also
a recitation by Mrs. Castle, Of BelOit.
Excellent music was also rendered.
Next week we shall give a complete
report Of the proceedings OF the con-
ventiOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

At the call of Superintendent Good
win, the city teachers met e the High
School building, Friday the 3 insL.
st O'Clock P. n. Miss A. 81. DOOley
rad Al able aud interesting papefcn
school Work" Supt. Goodwin and
Mrs. Dow taking part In the discus
sion. REPoRrER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

&c. johnson, having quit the barn
on Santa Fe. wishes 1t distinctly I'M
derstOOd that he has not quit the bus
iness Of buying and selling stock,
but is still ready to accommodate those
who want to sell or buy stock. He
still deals In horses and mules, and
they can be furnished on short notice.
He will be found at No. 1s4 South
Seventh street. S7-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Services in the Episcopal church on
the LIST and Sd Sundays Of the month
at IL A. n, and 7:S0 P. n. Sunday
school o'clock P. NJ. every Sunday.
Friday with lecture Z 80 P. n.
PErER WAGER, Pastor.
The Ladies Guild win meet this
afternoon at Mrs. c. S. Martins. al
2 80 O'Clock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The excursiOnists who visited
Sweden this last summer have nearly
all returned. They enjoyed them
selves hugely In that fine summer
climate, and were much benefited by
the trip. Mrs Aug Freeman return.
ed a few days ago. She left her hus-
band there, who is somewhat improv-
ed by the trip.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

A postponed meeting Of The
9. v. Q. will Be- held e 7. d. W.
hanchesier's on Oca 8lst. 1883 As
oliicers for The ensuing year WIN Be
elected q This nesting. fan attend
). o.LLszD. Pre-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The Kansas Medicine Co.'s new
wagon with the lecturer and the ap-
purtenances thereuntO belonging,
makes 3 splendid Out-Ofd outfit.
There is not citizen Of Salina but
will subscribe to the fact that DR..
Stoves lightning oil will cure any 90
that IL is pledged to cure. Sallna
takes stock In the Kansas Medicine
Co. and in Dr. Stowe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

There viii Be a Republican meeting
At Assaria next Monday evening,
either ia the school house OF in the
open air--dependent upon the weather.
Speeches viii be made by Nessrs. T.
2. Carver and z. d. FItzpatrick.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Dr.. ~. J. Brown. Who il q special
lst IN diseases Of the Eye, Ear and
Surgery. Il thoroughly prepared 70
treat all cases Iefs to his care. An
PEofeasional work carefully attended
to. once and rooms IN Csmpben 4
TuthIll's Bloek, salina Kak Sl--2m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

- aA-a o@-EA--- -A-rI~a @-A4NA-
There win Be no services 10 this
church next Sunday morning. owing
to the dedicasoEy services IN the Bap-
tlsf church, 20 which the cong7eEa-
ton = invited. Regular Sunday
school exstcisss via Be held e 2 IS
A. -, and evening worship It Tsso
O'Clock. The November meeting Of
the ". H. az. -. Society connected
with this church wiz Be held next
Tuesday afternoon at fhe house Of alrs.
"a. Smith.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

WAxrED-A girl 70 do general
houseEork. Apply at the residences
Oft. L. Bond. corner Nmth and Iron
Avenue.
Solberg, the tailor, has Just received
a lot Of fail patterns, which are very
elegant indeed. Go and see them.
FOR Sale.
A fine lot Of merino sheep. Address
or inquire Of, s. S. GoDFkY, salina.
T. w CABIN, BroOkville Kansas
SO 81
You can get a half bushel ba.ket
full Of Glsssware-enough 10 set an
entire table Cso pleeesl for soc. At The
Fair.
Felt Zephyrs and meierlals for fan
ey work at Mrs. I. A. Hutchinson
Go to Tilgner and Harms. for your
choice meats.
All kinds Ofmeats sold At Tilgner
& Harms meat market At lowest
prices
I am prepared to winter young
stock, colts a speciality, farm a
miles north Of town.
GEO. r. BANKS.
Go TO Tllgner and Harms for your
fine sausage, aud try them free Of
charge, and you will be convinced
that they are the finest in the mar
ket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Il having been reported that In case
OF my election to the Office Of Sheriff
I will not give the Office my personal
attention. desire to publicly contra
diet the report I have already made
arrangements in case am elected 10
dispOse-Of my markets, aud give my
entire and undivided attention % the
discharge Of the duties ofShsriR
w. w. BARFLErT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

At last, after 90 long q delay, we
draw near the time OF dedlcating our
church edlfice. We hope to be per-
mitted on next Lords day to dedicate
10 the worship Of God one.oe the most
convenient and attractive churches in
the western part OF Kansas,-modern
In all lie appointments. Rev. J. p.
Ash, our s. 5. State Missionary, will
preach the dedicatOry sermon. Rev.
Ash needs no recommend to those Of
you who have listened 10 him before.
We most cordially invite the public 10
the services, ssking all 10 come early.
Reserved seals 5Octs. Come and help
us aud God viii bless you in It.
Yours truly.
n c. -.
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On account Of the dedication Of the
new Baptist chArch, there viii Be no
services st the Christian church sun
day morning. Services e. usuzl q
1901 H. All are cordially Invited.
WALrER 8. PRrEsr. Pastor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

A valuable Clydesdale colt belong
ing to Amos b. Wilson Of Magnolia,
had its leg broken a few days ago.
DR.. William Shepherd Of Ottawa is
treating 1t. Mr.. Wilson is quite extern
sively engaged IN the rearing Of this
valuable breed of horses. having now
about 325 on his farm. He has recent
~ sold fine two year old high grade
stallion to Robert I.Blackledge Of Sa-
lima, Kansas. Mr.. Blackledge was q
former resident Of Magnolia township,
but has been living for the past years
on his fine farm of 800 acres In Saline
county, Kansas, where be will return
In q few weeks with his wife and lit
tie girl, who with himself have been
visiting their many friends in Put
nam. Marshall and La Sale counties.
Henry Republican, ILs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The following is the programme OF
the Salina Literary Society for FRI
day evening, Oct. 80, 1885
Music.
RecitatiOn-Miss Ada sill.
Paper-r. l.. Bond.
Music.
RECESS.
Music.
Essay-Mrs. A. J. Carruthers. Sub
ject, Luck has but n slender Anchor
age"
Reading-Mrs. J. w. Daily.
POem-J. b. Johns.
Music.
This being the regular monthly pay
night. an exceptionally good prO-
gramme has bhen arranged and the
Salina Orchestra will render the
following choice pieces Of music:
Overture, "DiamOnd"-F. II. RJl-
linsOn.
Waltz, "Violet'-E. Walpteuful.
SchOLIlsche, "Au Rev1Ire"-ROl-
: S1driEES, ''chAin of Flowers" c.
Qaiekssep. "CallcO"-GeO. VIE
gand.
Turn out everybody, and you will
enjoy n fifty cent entertainment for
fifteen cents.
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An audiencs Of Sax hundred were
delightfully."- entertained ct Ass0cia-
ton Hall last evening By the Shubert
ouartette. 10 rarely occurs that four
such voices are brougnt together In
song. IN sacfed music, Remember
Now Thy Creator" Was rendered
with rare sWeefness and tenderness
In fact, all their selections, whether
In solo, duet, OF qusrtette, we're ex
eeedlngly vel rendered.-Dlgfon( o. J
Io4rrn0l
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There viii Be- . big excursion from
Abilene. Kansas. % Hsrrisburg. Pean-
aglvnnia. on DeesnbeF lsi. lse5.
Enqulre Of o. address.
&c. BEsDEE. Abilene, KaDs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

For sale by the cord. Leave orders
at dFst door north Of Mitchell Houss.
on Seventh street, or through post
ofIlce. HEBER SIXTH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The Ladies' Aid SOeiety Of the
Presbyterian church will serve Dinner
and Supper in Campbell & Tuthill's
new Store ON Santa Fe avenue, next
saturday, Oct 81. Dinner from y to
?. Supper from 5 tOs. A square meal
for twenty-five cents. Friends from
the country In town that day desiring
dinner, and their friends in general
are cordially invited.
''Help those wOmenn-Phil.-4-S.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Ihers5y withdraw TIE notice insert
"a b. me regarding my wife, Ms. I
A. Shaver, and aeknoWleige that /
vas wrong n pabiishlnz the same. Is
abe had never nsked Or threaisoed %
aak credit IA my name.
SAMUEL SHAVER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

The town Of Assaria is making
good advancement In growth and
general improvements. A number
OF cIzy homes are visible upon the
different streets, and the yards are
becoming filled with trees and shrub
berry. The bushes houses are ~ nu-
merOus as could be wished In q town
Of tie size. and they are all carrying
good stocks. The post Office is now
located in johnson & Lindey's store.
The AssarIA people expect to have
built very soon q grist mill, 10 cost
about $4,000. The stone for the base
ment Is already being hauled upon
the grouRd. The mill will be located
south Of the Sallna Mil a Elevators
Co.'S EIevatOr-upOn the track.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Go to Engstr0m's Prescription Drug
siore, IfyOn want pure and fresh med
icines. S412.
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The seeond appearance OF the Shu-
bert Quartette was nnxiOusly await
ed by the lovers Of music, and the rich
treat given last Tuesday evening was
thoroughly enjoyed. The numbers
were rendered In q faultless manner,
and the concert was q rare treat to
those who were fortunate enough %
have heard iL-Dlibisque( Ia, Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

win E Cue sioek a. alf kinda Of
nest Ala. q. sialpra. Easi E0om
% rev Dzily RIoek.
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DELIIQUEHT TM LIST lss4.

Nouce 70 IaE-PlyeFg.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
1atfIE CocEIr. kAHsEa.
Sept. fslh ls1.
~ sTicz . neEeby riTsn nat ne fsfoginr a.
~ E-fltld la1i1 ard iouu lots 81 - mneh thars-
eiof sch trlet aa nay b necaaaary for ihat eur
poEa uIil o.
Aoniay. October ssth, 1855.
and during Ne nexi r,rcsssInr lsrs ther.ar.~
- srli a. public aurle1 e rlF o1o6 n tse coIrf
hcue1 I'm t1lina. a1Ilns Ccu1tr Eanrra. - -
lzzes and charEus thersen - ihs yesr Al. b.
Treasurer s.IIns csssi1. Tl1,ss.
DarroE 1ogEsnIF
com- a ~ csr 80 "a. 4. aon meridian
lire % - y . e hanf eclo1l1e river - uIl0n
g an raca y un lire q g. Nof nifi raai - -
l1e 1etgegl 80. -, IA Is 4 ri1se 81 trrin
nlng. Al1e the f1lloE q - ne - cF u ~ y III
IS, -, teente " 81 re Hrs % center e sois-
il-1l A lne1ee lovl > q ~. n1rih %
1nsrlil1 lne - rlaca % bsr.. e1,csai bsr ~ ~
1e'1ar llree. a. 81 " u1 -. nna : s. fsalra 4
~ ail e1alns 11ufb ~ " SIS ga nfIfoa
50 tta % Uefidian lire. b % nd IIrs =
pi1ce y te7. oull1lri1r So e talnr - n 81 1f
1e e,.9n 3, tap- is. hange 4, 20 y
rrEaxanr val1rr 1osruuF
s.srr ms 1ossauir
asa saaahhhusq shs Ed
naFaElA.
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The alleged new Republican paper
the LBdepeHdent-is TO substitute
the name Of Republican for its pres
ent head, The ostrich believes II its
head il behind the merest bush its
body is safe. No doubt the Isdepend-
emf editors think that there is.every
thing in q name, and that the new
patriotic aud dearly-beloved head will
eover up ali theirs past party treach-
cry aud alliances with other parties.
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me- followinR b the M of &c IN

The following Is the list Of the petit
jurors drawn for the December term
Of the District court:
Gust LindhOlm, Smoky View.
J. r. Wells, Salina.
Gustav Stall, Cambria.
q. G. GriswOld, Elm Greek.
ID. J. Breton, Smoky Hill.
G.. +. Srack, BrOokville
J. H. Harrison, Smoky Hill.
J. G. Price, Cambria.
VIM. Lockwood, Smoky Hill.
A. ID. Hine, Salina,
T. n. Miller, Gypsum.
jacob Carney, Elm Greek.
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THURSDAY Oct. 2. IS.

SS-Ess s-5sss q rlfs JOUREAE ~ = -
q w. Hs,s.-'i Sors 80 n - Blot Sors q FAas
I'D 4 ss1aaz-
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Il. s. g. FAGGARF,
-Ban1kers-
SALIVA, KANSAS.
Publication Notice.

n ~ Da.sfa Or y sEif.e O5-sEy. Ksns.i.
Sarah I. NnIna. PIaiunF,
THos. n. NnEER, Dsfsndani.
To fhomaa n. miller, Of parts uuknsrn. defsnd-
ant
Yes arc hereby noiifed thai you have been
suei 81 aid plaintlf, 6Ernh !. Miller, aho % BE
llfk day d nrioher. a. D. ISIS. Sled her refiil1n
hlnall- You mus answer f11l petition On o. BE-
i0rt fhs ash dag q November, a. p. Is1j. Or the
saue ull BE- iaEen sl true, auf fndEmrat % a.
Forl1 ell - rendered ar1inst ys1 anl IN hFor q
MD plaintiff, On E1id court, aeroriinrIv.
Ort..hiA- D. las. SARAH 4 MILLER.
By " a. BUHor. her Afiorney.
Attest % ab3Fe andinEss
- Cara o. tie DsIiriss csaii' sshss c.. kass.
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At q late meeting Of The Stale Rail
road commissioners they claimed that
the following Information had been
given them concerning The comPls-
ton Of the I. s. 4 w. 10 saiiDas
Thisis the enterprise ltsas annogno-
"a that Mr.. Gould agreed % abasdon
in consideration q the twenty-five
year lesse the Union Pacific gave him
on the Central Branch. but The pre-
sure brought b bear vas 90 great that
the contract entered into to-day BE-
came Necessary IN order 70 prevent
radical legislation egnlnst railroads ~
the state next winter. The immunity
Of ell the roads IN the state, e. vel g
the 1culd system. depanded ul,on the
constructed Of the S1Iina raj. It J
stated that leiten were written By
pronine1t politicians u the state Cd
vinine Mr. goaid 10 look suut for
heaakerz, and g consultation ouleE
the New Ecrk and Bosion mlnazllE
rsaaltei o. tie order % halld the 8.
lina road.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29

Mr.. Geo. Dannenseld, the cabinet
maker, has just put up q mantle in
the sitting room Of Mr.. J. J. Crippen's
residence. which is IS beautiful 8
piece Of work as can be found Ia Sa-
lima. II ls made Of black walnut, has
the mantle mirror, brie-a-brac recepta-
eles and ell the other furnishings Of q
fire. place OF the present style. Il Is
elegantly carved and polished and as
complete and artistic IS II It had come
from the best manufacturer in the
country. Il Is certainly an ornament
in one Of the most beautiful homes m
Salina. Mr.. Dannenfeld is q ist-
class workman. and fully equal 70
ali the fine work Of this nature which
may be IN demand IN our city.