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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25
Published June 2s. 1851
Ordinance No. AT.
An ordinance relating 10 License Taxes on In
suranee Companies

An ordinance reiating 10 License Taxes on In
suranee Companies.
Be u ordained bV the Mayor and
COUnciiHlen Of th6 city Of SGiiRd,
Kansas.
SEC. I. That on and afer July lst. lss5 it
shall be unlawful for any insurance company 20
engage In the business Of insuring. OF 20 write
policies OF Insurance against loss or damage BY
are, lightning or tornadOes, or upon the hie or
lives Of any person pefsons within the limits of
the city, without having first obtained license
therefor from the city.
SEc. 2 The amount % be paid for a license IN
der this oniinance shall be- at the SO 90 per
annum, but no lirense shall be- granted for less
than s5.On. The city clerk shall keep q Teco "a Of
all licenses issued nder this ordinance and shall
number them In the order In which they arr
Issued.
sEc. 3 EVery person who within the limits Of
this city shall nct agent Of, snlcit business
tor any company which 4 not licensed a. afore-
said and any person Who shall violate any OF the
provisions 0f this ordinance shall BE- deemed
guilty Of a miSiemean0T, AMI upon conviction
thereof shall BE- punished BY a ine of not less
than three nor InOrr than twenty-five doliars.
SEc. T. This ordinance shall take effect and be-
In force from and amer its publication In the
SALINE COuSTT JOURNAL.
Approved June IS. Iss5.
IsEALl WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor
I hereby certify that the above Is = true aud
correct copy OF the original ordinance passed hy
the eouncilmen ofthe city Of salina, on the 18th
Attesi.- E.E. BOEBN, City Clerk.
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At this season Of the year the Blood
becomes sluggish and Is suEcbaFged
with POISON. Il is In q dangerous
condition and leads to many diseases
which are serious and dangerous but
can easily be sveFtsd by the use Of
BEaa's Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker. II separates and discharges
all poison from the Blood cures
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache and all
Blood disorders Free sample bottles
at Oscar Ssitz's drug store.
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laanrla Hama

Mrs. Bradley returned home Satur
day from a three weeks visit with
friends and relatives In New York.
The bills for the celebration at AS
saria on the Fourth Of July, arrived
Monday. They are simply immense,
and reflect great credit on the com.
mittee and especially on the Journal
job Office.
A littlegirl handed one Of SWansOn's
clerks q tWO-and.A-hAlf gold piece and
several pennies In payment for some
goods. The clerk promptly notified
the parents Of their mistake, and re-
turned the money. That clerk de-
serves a chrome.
The Bridgeport Post, q. A. R, pro-
poses to take part In the parade here
on the fourth. Good.
And behold . stranger came from
afar off, and tarried with us during
the heat Of the day, and he showed us
many strange and wonderful things,
saying: do thou thus and 30 that ye
may become wealthy and prosperous
Ia your old age.
But the people believed not on him,
and they Winked ct each other saying,
be is q fraud and . Philistine, when
10 q wise man from the east APP
preached and gAzed upon the stranger,
aud the stranger found favor In his
sight. And he gave unto the stranger
FIVE pieces Of silver, saying, "I've got
him, by the powers" But he got
him not, and 10, he became very
WrOth, and cried with q loud voice,
saying, "bring me the rulers Of your
city and the learned men Of the law,
that may take him into captivity"
but the stranger meanwhile had
sFolded his tent Ike the Arahs,
And ~ siiently stole sway
Farmers are putting In their "best
ueks" cutting wheat these cool days.
We are pleased to notice the feeling
OF good will that has sprung up be
tween the people Of Bridgeport and
AsaariA When our band went 10 the
former place on Decoration Day Ihey
were treated like princes, and our
people will be glad 70 return the CON-
pllment on the Fourth.
When you talk to Pat MeAndFews
about that soap" racket, be sure you
do % at long range. Don't get within
kicking distance.
NON NONEN.
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South Greeley fans.
Splendid rain last week.

Splendid rain last week.
Mlsa Ida Richter is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Root.
Look out for tree pedlers, they are
around thicker than seven year 10
Gusts.
Mr.. ]. H. Hardison has corn taE-
sled out Who can beat that ?
We will wager that South Gree
ly can show the prettiest boy baby
three months old, In the county. IL
you doubt this just go to Mr.. J. H.
Mrs. Helen AZ. Cougar Of Lafayette,
Ind, will lecture at the Lutheran
Church. in the shirar neighbOrhOOd,
Walnut township, Saturday night
June 27th. Turn out everybody and
hear the great female orator.
Mrs. Cornell has been visiting her
sisters In Mcpherson Co., this week.
How does bsching go, Chariie2
There will be q Sunday School festi-
val at the Parsons School House on
Saturday evening the 9th, for the
benefit Of the Sunday school. The
friends Of the Sunday school are max
Ing great preparations for big crowd
and q big time. Let all the friends Of
Sunday schools turn out and enjoy
themselves. SPY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

When you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage Expressage and
Carriage Hire and stop at the Gfand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. Elegant rooms fitted up at 9
cost Of one million dollars, reduced 70
Sl.OO and upwards per day, European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars,
stages and elevated railroad to all de
pots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first-class hotel in
the city. 49-lyr.
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A PRoIBT Is said to be on foot TO
provide a national mausoleum near
Washington fnT decreased Presidents,
and hill has been prepared 10 be In
troiucel In the next session OF con-
gre-s 10 provide for the proposed pres
Dental cemetery and memorial hall,
where statues could be erected to
chief magistrates Of the nation who
have passed away. Nearly every na-
ton has hOnOred the remains Of its
deceased rulers with the erection Of
some vast edific0 over their collective
remains, and why not the United
State Some of our great Presidents
repose Ga very shabby tombs-tOmbs
altogether unworthy Of the chief mag
istraies Of the greatest nation on earth.
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Publication Notice.


IN the DiStriet Court Of Saline County,
Kansas.
E. Z. SHaEr. PlainiiK. " c. p. EEicEsoN. 2.
WErHElCu 4 90. CEIFpEN, LauREaCE a Co.
= n. CAHIsos, CLAUs BhoHAN ar,d Jous 81.
IcEroN. Defendants.
To &. P. Encksoa of parts uhknaNn.
Nuu arc hereby nuiided that ycu have heeu
sued That on the lath day of June. iss5. \ y.
sharp hled his petition aEniust y0u Ia the Dis
trict court Of Saline county, kansa., and thai
vou must ausger sid petition on or heinre the
eIh day Of August. lsei- Or judgment VII b. ren-
dered against you in your ahsenr- the nature 81
uhich Hill Be judgment for siti - Eith inter
80 thereon therein provided on q rrumissury
note and interest coupona, and the ioreclnsure oi
: mortgage given By yOu e secure said uoie and
coupons, On the n. =. of the s. = of See q
tn f6. ranre (, west in saline county. Kansas.
and an order Of sale % the morigaged propsrty-
r. z. suaHF-
By c " Banks. bis Attorney
Arrest 4. J. FnnEIaCEscs
DisIrict Cielk.
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OHLrom NsIurs's Wells.

The skin on the head is kept soft
and flexible by secretion from the
oil glands. When these are clOgged
the hair drys and falls of. Pafker's
Hair Bslsam renews their action, re
stores the original color 10 the hair
and makes Il soft and glossy. IL also
eradicAtes dandruf. Not greasy. not
dye. deliciOusly Perfumed. De-
lightful for q lady's toilet table. The
best Of dressings. Preferable to all
similar articles because Of its eleanli-
mess and purity. 22-1mO.
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RESOLUTIONS.

AT aregular meeting of the Mayor aud Cnun-
n cilmen of The city of salina, kaBaaa, held on
the i5th day % June, ISIS, The folioHihg rrsolu-
tions we're adopted:
Rsroiref-lst. Thst q l. an improvement ne
ceasary 10 BE- done, % curb and gatter the uesl
side % santa Fe avenue. frum Iron avenue
south % the south line of Lot Ne. ll6 ON Sania
De aFeuue.
EeHisef-2nd. That it Is an Improvement neces-
sary 10 ~ done, 20 curb and gutter she east siis
OF santa Pc avenue from Iron aurnne north O.
the north line Of the city buiiliuE on Lot No. %
SANTA Pc avenue
Resolrci-1rd. That 70 Is an improvement nrces
aary % be done, 70 curb and gutter the uesl
side Of santa fe avenue fruIa lrou avenue nosth
% the norih line o. Lot No. - on santa Fe ave.
In testimony Fher-of, ! have herrunto srt ms
hand and odicial zeal this lsih day Of June. A. q
lss5
lsEAL-l E.R. BOWEN.
2i-st civ CLERK.
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Administrators Notice

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OT SALINE -
In the Probate COurt Of said county;
In the matter OF the estate % John 3. Noor-
hees, deceased.
OTiCE - HEREBY OWEN, that letters OF ad-
~ ministration have been granted 20 the un-
dersigned on the estate of John s. VOORHEES,, late
Of said county, deceased. by the Honorable, the
Probate Court Of the county and State afUrusaid,
dated the Fad day Of June, A. ID. i-cs5.
Nov all persons having claims against said Es-
tate, are hereby notified, that they must present
the same 10 the undersigned for allowance, with
In one yrar from the date Of said Letter., they
may be precluded from any benefit OF such KS
tate; and that II such claims be- not exhibited
within three years after the date Of said Letter.
they shall be forever barred.
We. TUTHILL, Admir-.
salina, Kans.. Juns Is, lss5. x2-6t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

A FEW weeks agO GeOrgiana Daniels
county superintendent of Greenwood
county, wrote 10 the attorney general
asking whether women are qualified
electors of school districts. The at
torney general holds that while they
have the right to vote at any district
meeting. they are not qualified cleo
tors of the district, within the mean
ing Of any statute using that term,
except the laws authorizing the issu-
ance % school district bonds, which
expressly gives them the right to vote
on that question.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

THEY are bOasting about 2O.OOO old
soldiers appearing in line at Portland
last Tuesday. Why, there were near
D. that number at Topeka during the
reunion three years ago, and II was
only a state affair. They had better
hold the National Encampment at
Topeka, II they want a first-elass pa
rade, aud q good turnout Of the old
soldiers. We believe, however, San
Francisco is the place fixed upon for
next year. Why not Topeka the
wear after
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Publication Notice No. 1858.

IAad Oase At salina. K.ns.s, June 70. Isss.
N0fICE q HEHE8T grFEM that the following
named sEttier has Sled n1iice % his inisufion %
maze fnal proof 30 support % bis claiu, and that
Eaid proof vii b maie before EeEisfer and Re-
John A. Petefnon, ~ 3. 1854 Ter she w a.,
sec. is, Tp. n. h-aM.
He names The loiiouinF uftneases 10 prove his
conttuuo14 retidenee ulons and clltlgatiou OF
sid land, vlzs "a lohlssa. % 8ri1Eeporta
Kans; Gua- Hellteu. 81 lindabory. kana-,
Leafs Thelandars 5okn 1helasder, 81 sahns-
beEg, Kans- I. ~. HoDsE, Regisier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

A NAN named Fagan, over in Dick
inson county, while digging for coal
struck galena ore; and in the vicinity
of Keystone and Vine Creek post Of
fices, the farmers are all "tore up
with excitement over the find. Abb
lene Is banking a good deal on the
discovery. too. II may prove as en-
ticlng a. the great gold find In Salina,
years ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

THE removal Of Postmaster Mckee,
fI.eavenworth. and appointment Of
Frank T. Lynch TO the place. is an
other illustration OF the hOllOwness Of
civil service reform under a Demo
cratic administration. The testimony
ofall b that Mckee has betn faithful
and efficient officer, and Il anything
bat a partisan. Lynch, on the other
hand, IL an active party man-as
offensive" partisan ~ any Repub-
lean now holding Office. He makes
preientiOns 10 being 3 leader in his
PARTY, and has become q prominent
party manager. The fact In the case
is that the administration Is gradu-
ally throwing of the disguise by
which Il has tried to humbug the
people. In a few short months the
only test viii be ''is he q Democrat
not, sis he able, honest, efficient 20
Cleveland L. not tO blame In this mat
Ter. He finds his co-adjutors I'm the
Cabinet and Wheel-hOrses In his party
too strong for him. He will be com
PEELED 10 yield to their elamOrs. He
finds that ne cannot revOlutiOnize
politics in the short period OF four
years. He discovers that while he
may be q Columbus in theary, in pFae-
tice his party Is too nOn-progressive
and too BourbOnish 30 be susceptible
Of reform measures In any branch Of
the departments His party-like the
old mar of the sea-drags him 10 the
earth. His fond hopes are blasted.
The old gOOd-fOr-nOthing Democratic
party l. gradually settling hack into
ils old ruts. It commences just where
@ lei or twenty years ago. With
out ''spOils" Il cannot exist. Mr..
Cleveland, by the party voice, Is re-
commended 30 60 10 the river Styx
with his "false ideas" Of running the
Government The party is bigger
than the man. So stephen GrOver
viii eventually be compelled 10 ''give
uP % party what was meant for man.
kind"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

The Best SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulceus Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, TeiteF, Cbapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corus, and all
Skin EruptiOns. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price S5ets. per
box. FOR SALE 10y Oscar Seltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

WE hear Of cholera Ia spain. earth
quake shocks In Switzerland, and To-
Gusts on Long Island; but In Kansas
we are very comfortable, thank you.
We haven't much wheat, but "Oeeans
Of cnrnm In slght.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

&. b. SCHMIDT, known far and
wide r. the very efficient commits
sioner Of Immigration of the Santa Fe
ruad, has resigned his position. The
santa Fe will no longer have such an
officer. Mr.. Schmidt removes TO
Omaha, being director in q bank In
that city, and having been elected
Vice-President and Secretary Of the
Equitable Trust Company Of Omaha.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSAI-S viii Be reeeIVed BY the Roafd Of
n Education Of this city, until Twelve O'Clock
noon, Monday, June 2slh. ISIS, for the erection
Of an addition 10 the present second ward schon
buiding, according 20 plans aud specifications 10
the ofLce of Wilmarth 4 Gilbert
The contract viii he awarded % one bidder and
the successful bidder must be prepared to enter
into bond aud contract, within thTec data after
the contract Is awarded.
The Board of Education reserves the right o.
reject any or all bids.
By order 0fthe Board Of Education.
W FLANDERS, Olerk.
salIna. kansaa Inne IG Is.l 2I
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Proposals for the Loestion Of the North
west kansas COLLEGE.

At the last session Of the Northwest Kansas
Conference ofthe N. 2. Church, the Trustees Of
the proposed Northwest Kansas College we're au.
thorized 70 locate said college.
We therefore invite proposals for the location
Of the Northwest Kansas College from any aces
sible place within the hounds OF the Northwest
Kansas Conference. and viii carefully consider
each and every proposal without favor or partial
ity. on the following conditions:
The place proposing must pay the expense OF
the Trustees In looking their site, before To-
eating the college
The proposal must also contain q guarantee
that q suitable building worth not less than
twenty-five thousand dollars Cs25OhOl and not
less than ten ll0l acres Of land shall b. donated
10 the Trustees Of the Northwest Kansas college.
aud ready f0f the use by Aug. Is, iSsi ON condi-
ton that the Trustees establish q college therein
By Sept. 2Oih, 1886. and maintain the same aud
end0W it With = sum equal TO the cesi ofthe build
ing donated, within two yeaIs aner commence
menL
All proposals TO be sent 10 Rev A. n. See,
Sallna, Kansas, BY July :. lss5.
A. n. SEE, Secretary
Boanl Of Trustees North Fest Kans. Colirge
Salina. Kansas. June 6, lss5.
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Attention, Company B
arrrrAL eRpER 10. n

sEc.l. In or1sr 70 eonpists The isf 0f con-
mia1io1et 0Gicl1 81 ComPlny 3, late 0f the lsi
Hegimsnf. \. n O., Stationed e The ely oi
aalina, Eanaaa, 9 Epscial eleettnn y herebT Or
asred % BE- he'd b. sid conPaRy for the purpose
q electinf secund neaiananI
SIC. 2. The election hsEsby ordsred shall b
hei4 not latsr than Iuna S1th, Is Nrittel q
printed nciices oi NE tine and pl1ua 81 heiding
aaif oleclfan shall b nailed % saeh eniiEfed mal
- The eompeny, and ne pres1dlng eGicsr e saia
eiectiou shah certify TIE plece eng1 q aid elee
tiou forthHith q thass headqueTtara-
By ordsr q the CCumsnisE-il-ehisi.
A.H. CAMPBELL.
Adiutlnt Ge1enl
Tha eoupanT q haFaby orderea % maet e t1e
Armory % Tuesday eValing, guas -, e. o'cloeks
fer ths purpota of knld nd elsetiol-
CHa6, BuEH, lIl llsutannnt.
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PRESIDENT WHITE, OF Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca, n. Y, has rendered
his resignation, having reached the
9oth anniversary Of his presidency.
He resigns for the purpose Of writing
a work on history and social science
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Is the public offices OF the country
had ears, what a "sheol" Of a time
the rank.and-file OF the Democratic
party would have. II they couldn't
get the "whole hog" they would vigOr-
nnslE chew the snuse.
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AUSTRIA, Il seems, does not want
Kelly 10 be the American minister,
and the question now arises "what
shall he done with him ?" He is q
political waif, and anybody who
wants him can have him. Nations.
speak up; what say you?
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President Grevy, Of France, likes
often % retire % his country home.
He D. Of medium height, with broad
shoulders, and q solid, well proportion
ed body. He enjoys uutdOlr exercise,
and his excellent physical condition
gives evidence Of the fact His face
4 strong and intelligent, but there IL
nothing in the lineaments % betOken
brflliancy or poetry Or genius. And,
indeed, Al. Grevy makes M pretensiOu
Of possessing these qualities.
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Dissolution Notice.

FWNHE eopartnership existing between s. Pear
u son and q. Weaver. under the firm name Of
Pearson a Weaver, has this day hoen diss0l we'd
hy mutual conse nt, q. Weaver retiring from the
arm. Pearson 10 collect all Outstanding &c
counts and pay all Indebtedness Of the frm.
Mr. Pearson viii also continue the business at
the old stand. s. PEARSON.
22-2u g. WEAVER
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Iris going on several months since
we heard that people were leaving
Kansas by the thousands ON account
of prohibition. This will not do. A
Kansas depOpulating Shrieker is IN
demand
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IL western Missouri aud in the vic
Unity Of LeavenwOrth, this state, q
storm Of cyclone pretentiOns was de-
velOped last Saturday night.
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Asaresult Of the recent earthquakes
in Cashmere, {, ,sOl persons lost their
lives, 10000 houses were laid in ruins,
and Ss. 600 animals perished.
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Ned Price, once famous as q prize
fighter, but who retired from the ring
twenty-five yess ago 20 study law,
has q large and profitable practice Ia
New York, makes creditahio argu-
mentB before the Court Df Appeals,
and is a good deal OF 9 public man
gsnerallY.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1885.

LIFE ct the Drexel cottage on Mt
McGregOr has greatly improved Gen.
Grants condition during the past
week.
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B. G. LARHAN,
Contractor and Builder,

a. Piaas aad Esiuiafef Fsrliliof o. Appiioafi0a.
am prepared % execute any Kind Of york 10
the builaing line-houses, barns, &c at rrusonA-
bic prices tall on me 81 the Hoops farm In kn-
rekl township, vest branch Gypsum crrek.
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DOYLE & MOFFETT,
70 VWTERs OF GOOD COWS.

One year ago purchased Of Governor Click =
dark red short horn bull calf belonging 90 the
noted LADY Jane" family. The Goyernor says
Of this animal: at will be by an examination
Of the pedigree that this calf Il of the very best
Jane family, the sire and grand sire Princess
Bulls and the grrat-grand SIR, the thiri Grand
Duke of OEioid, t4ssiD) famous show boil IN four
States and beyond that the best line Of English
bulls. This family Is noted for re good feeding
and milking quallilea-" This bull viii he kept
at my barn where several Of his calves can be
seenl until August lst next. For further particu-
lars. terms, a., call on or address.
sem W. r. GEIs, 5alina, Kansas
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Standard APpis. Improvcl Crab Apple. Duarf
Pear, Cherry, Piuma. Apricot, Aectariu. Orange.
Quince. best hudded Peach. Grapes uf the besf
kind8 consisting of the oncord, DelaWare HEriha
tauba, Lady. BriFhto1, Clinton, PFeniis, Pock-
nngton and ofhers. StrauhcTries uf ail the best
kinda Black berriaa, Raspherrias, krd Cherry
CurreutE. Rhuharb and Russian Mulhcrry, uhirh
uil seli a. oue half less than f has heeu offered
By ang one before 81 I sant % introduce more
thoTuuFhly. Maple, Cataipa, Eim, EFgrgreens
nos lnehss 70 ~ isst, and best a..ortmsnt Of
rafe Hedge Plants
An stock Ihai nay dis vim b replaced a onss
hall price en- going % reuain IN the buain-ss.
and plant doabie The amount q Eralls in dpring.
have no eli nock 70 trade sor produce 81 1ou-
be pricea hut uil ell chszpor than nnT one eiae
quality of gteck coualdsred-
]. A. banEEl. j. ". GAEHET,
Proprietor. AErnf.
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Publication Service.
IN ~ Disirici O1urf q Saline Couniy. Rsasas,
NELLIE REDING, Plaintif.l
".

VIZ. =. REDING. Defendant)
To WILLIAM F. REDINs, of parts unknown:
Yoa are hereby notified that you have been
sued That the 20th day Of June. lsSS5. Nellie
Reding hled her petition against yOu In the Dis
triet Court Of Saline County, Kansas. aud that
you must answer said petition on or before the
bh day Of August, lsS5, or the same will Be taken
a. true, and Judgment OF decree viii be rendered
against you. granting 10 the said plaintiff, Nellie
Reding, 6iVorre from you sad other proper
relief MILE REDING.
BY c. ". RANKS, her Attorney.
Attest;-C. J. FEEDEEICEhoN.
District Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-25

omclal organ ofsalIns County and
the City ofsailna.