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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07

A poor actor considers that he has
achieved success when he has been able
to dodge all the eggs.-RoStoa Post.
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Sealed 2'roposals.
REMOVAL Of STATE PROPERTY.

AsSCrelAry OF State. In the fiiy 0fwheAllnE, I'M.
MSATruKnAY, AFRlL IA 1855, for the removal
" he l0Oks, Records, Furniture and other prop.
Eioi the State Of Wett Virginia, from tbs Capitol
hMhceling, TO tho City 81 Ch,riCSton.
i. F'rllSaIS may b. made In alternative form, sta
unIihr rTcN Enm, aud AlLo the price per ton, for
he'CFTicn required.
Tie property may be removed by steamer, or by
s&lHsSf and mtlieL bnTGes.
ttAt o. Government will be 1t Charleston, West
slginia, And the work Of removal mist be TeF!
i1IaCi With reference 10 that date.
lhe successful bidder Will be required 70 give
nogS and security for the prompt and faithful
lFIloEmRhce Of contract
re Fight Is reserved 10 reject any or all bldS:
a sAak forms for bidding can 10 hal on Appllca'
"I ~ aat tho otlice OF the Secretary Of state.
" the Governor K W, WILSON.
HENRY : WALKER, Secretary OF state
ARlILI lSSh RpFiyITh4g
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FACTS FOR FARMERS.

April is the best month in the year for
selling brotlers, although good prices are
obtained any time from January to June.
Celery seed ia often sown too thtckly,
Half an ounce OF seed is enough to SOW
under three 3xG sashes, and will produce
on an average 1000 plants.
When setting thens do not allow too
many eggs in tho nest better results will
be obtained from ten eggs, rs rule, than
from thirteen, or more.
Says the N. q. Farmer: ''Neutral stock"
is the term a Chicago rendering establish
ment applies to It's lard, which Is prepared
and sold for making country butter.
The cutters Of the COW stables should be
kept very clean in order to allow the
liquids 10 flow into the watts unobstructed,
from whence they should be taken and
absorbed by suitable materials.
In the Western States the Percheron
and Clydesdale horses are fast supetseding
the native animals, the consea aen"e being
larger and more powerful horses, and
which arc also better adapted for general
farm purposes.
tits said that there Is no better index
to the health Of cattle and horses than the
condition OF the hair. Indigestion and
all other diseases that farm stock is heir
to, even ina short time, is plainly indi-
Gated by rough, harsh coat OF the anil
NAL.
There is a great difference in the feed
OF COWS in various milk tests, and the re-
suits are as often tests OF the different
I.t,,1. .t tod nn1 s1SfIi ~ tbo fnaElnH &c at
tho capacity OF the COW. II all milk and
butter tests were made on grass as feed
their value TO most COW buyers would be
greater.
It is stated that q disease among a herd
of cattle belonging to o wealthy farmer
near Tower Hill, nine miles east OF Pana,
| ILL.,, has been pronounced the genuine
rinderpest By q reputable veterinary sur
geOn, who has been doctoring the animals.
Hive out OF the thirty have died. The
others are pronounced out Of danger.
In England the farmers pay annual rem
tails per acre larger than the price OF some
farms in this country. They live only by
keeping the land in the highest state OF
cuidVation. II English farmers can afford
such system there is no reason why our
| farmers, who own their lands, should not
make their farms pay q handsome profit
every year,
A good feed for breeding owes is corn
and oats, equal parts, ooarsely ground TO.
gether, and mixed with one part OF wheat
I ran-thoroughly wet, but not allowed to
som. Give each eve q quart Of the mix:
tuFe daily, A tablespoonful OF aaxseed
will be Valuable addition, and II Will be
Hound beneficial also TO feed turnips, pots.
ltoes, carrots and beets.
Cows well fed, and which zelda large
proportion Of cream In their milk, always
make hard butter, even in warm weather
says the New York Utph, 1nsuch cow
and on such food part Of tho fat which
usually goes into sRet passes into the lnlli
veins, and Is converted into butter, Thi!
lis really q eoy.made oleomargaFine, ane
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07
sl.lnnr Man.

stwells Health Remover restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, y, '!J
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Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, cllipmunks, cleared outhy Rough
on Rats 100.
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Cotton.

NV York, April 6.-cot.on quiet; middllns
II 1910: futures steady: April Lilo; May lL2Oc
June liSic; July ll.3ac; Augutt 11.4TG; September
u .l1o; October 10 elC; November l065c; December
Il. 69c; january l0,69c.
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Home Proof

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RhCumatIsm.-
suffered tcrfiby-"NOIhing seemed 70 help me;
could not got out Of bed. Dr.. Smith cured me:
2ErH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling W. Va. :
CAtnrrh, PolypllS OF Nose, Impaired Volcc.-Suf.
fer for yearS; patent medicine failed 70 help me.
ne Smith eon nietAly Cured me.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07

At the last fight in Egypt tho British
forces formed a hollow square and won q
hollow yictory.-Lo.vsl Courier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07
CIARLFS CHADDUCK,

'' 1880 CHARLES CIiADDuCK,
Of spSldel { Co., wheeling ", Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach fcatmsnt
Tor wears failed TO give me relief Dr.. Smith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT. Insurance agent ilS.,,
cured me.' LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
scroiilG, Running sorya on Head ron WIS
afflicted Tor fourteen yean. Nothing seemed 70
As'f ''''''' MES, CATHERINE CAPS.
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Canccr.-"6nffeTed tnf years with Cancer; haa II
cut out three times. Il returned after each opera
naiTi.p Mrs. #. N. oRCu1T.
Plies. Fistula OF AnuS.-Flat on my back tor B
weeks, Reported dying. DIT. smith cnfNa me
without knlie IN n'' NsSA'' THOMAS coIyrN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, wheeling. ". Va.
UlrsnltIoIls Of Rectum, ProlapgIls and Ptleg.-
"WaS given up 70 die and pronounced ineGfaoie
III smith cured me without knifen
WARRINGTON DELANf, Martini Ferry.
Raw. Il. o. LAdd writes:-'rDr. smiths probes
sional services In my family hAyc been most sata-
factory, and commend him 70 all % gentleman
and skilifyil physician"
toF aeyen yoaa and Gated BY many physicians lot
dyGpspsIA. DF. aalth said had tape worm, aud
Ia eiSht hour removed monster 109 feet long"
Female mplAints.-Three ycan 10 hospitals for
esnAlu, Elvc me peculiar advantages ~ such eabeS
Porsof cured Il catafrh, diseases Of heart liver,
lAeTnAah, kidneys, Gkin. blood, nervous aIecaon.
aud weaknesses Of men and youth, herotnh ana
aItllRA testify % my success.
PilsA cured without The knife.
ssttEiactiot guaranteed. ichart for settexamlnG:
don sent on receipt Of two thrOe-cent Stamps, Anf
caaSaisssioa 81 eaee tree otiee houta from a.
to7nA.. eAlly. Call 6 or Sr sdd aH'$u Nm
H ~. 4Aa4 rh.,Wes d NheeiInr. N. Va.
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Borssera,s AeIa Phosphate, In Debility fsss..

DIG. W. Collins, Upton, Ind, says: q
used it in nervous debility brought on BY
overworS in warm weather, with good re
suits" TTnskw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07

ASK for Wells Trough on Corns," 15e.
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns,
warts, buffionB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07

on CRY, Pa, April 6.-National transit certif.
Gates opened At 7Sic; highest 7SISC: lowest 7T5lc
Cl0Sel at NE; Slcs 200 900 barrels; cltaranGes
87IiO00 barrels; runs 1900 barrels; shipments
d, Go barrels; charters u, J0d.
TlTuSyIILE, PA, April 6.--National Transit cor.
hlcates opened at 7SI<c; hlghGNt 7s1fG; loWOSt
TIC; closed at 10; shipments for the entire oil
regions q f barrels; runs for the eItlFe oil re.
giOns %, CD bAFrelSi charters n, COS barrels.
PTTTsBuR1H, Pa, April G.--The oil market con:
weak 1T 7sJEc and declined to 7T54c but reacted
during the last hour Of the selsi01 and closed
lr1nef with sales At 1sc. Trading light.
BRApEoRD, Pa, April d Opened Of 7s3fc;
barrels totsI shpmS2S IS ~ bsr 1 ehaF.
ten u COS barrels; clearancet Isis, 00J bsrreS.
NV YoRx, April G-Petroleum; unltGd closed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07

EAST LtRERTY, Pa, April 6.-Tho demand for
cattle Is fair with prices steady and Unchanged
cciptE Bass head; ShipmeutE none. Boss were
active and trilG hrmGt; PhilNdelphias s. Ta4 ~;
Yorket4 q d0lI 20; receipts 6,A1 head Ehtpulentz
500 head. Sheep duh but unchanged; fecelpts
khlO Head: khlnfnlntE 900 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE
" oETHE
,,,lrem Eloulan Steel and Iron Works,
AA1' Al Mouudsyille, ". Va.

ny r1isue ~ Conf 81 Marshall County, W.
tns o. .T IN lhc chAnCery cause Of the MArshAll
Va, tl .'p'Hr SrsfnSi The Andrew Kl0Enau Steel
COglV IN I.,,rsny and others, on the 9tst day OF
and lfon w.. nd recorded ln ChAncGry Order
1 SsoE NJ rsSr 50 We VII sell a. public a9SIio
: highest and De o 6d H6 y 'nS MS Ss SS3I e.
Va, on 49,.
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rrNANoE AND TRADE.
The Fea.urss Of the aIonsy and Stock Mar.
kakH.

I
INV YoRE, April s. MONEY easy Of percent
closing at percent Prime mercantile paper ~
percent F6rotEn EXCHANGE posted Elte1 Al
| 81 66tai 50. The extreme dullness had led % re
81 si11fSai se55S
GOVERNMENT and registered KS ar
quoted e percent at III, aud also an equal 70.
duetion IN ~ at othefs unchanged.
STATE SRcURiT1ns- Continue very dull and quo
tRtlons little IRoee than nominal,
RAILROAD BoNpS-Fairly active
The stock market continues dull and without the
Development Of any special feature. Tho total
les was the dnlest o. nc year with inc exception
nopol!Eed over % percent Of the talcs. The
street were comparatively free from rumoH.
Leading operators on both sides Of tho market
consequently was confined to the rOom.traders,
who are always willing TO take 3aA percent profit
and are ready TO run II the market should turn
against them TO that extent.
Oregon hallway & Navigation was extremely
weak following tho rlmOI9 that tho dividend
would lie reduced or passed, and tho stock Eel.
from OK 70 6J5z, Current reports that Northern
Pacific would not be able to earn during tho fiscal
changes, the stock became Que Of the weakest.
Transactions Ii, 00O tlarcS.
pI u = n 81 snlz p:sS new y
SKI Iehigh & WilkesbArre, u Louisiana Consols,
a; Missouri q, l08IS; St Joseph, lis; St T. 4 g.
9. htSt, 1l7lS Tennessee g, old, 10: doneW, 46lS
Union Pacific arsts iis: do Land Grants IOi5Itt;
do Sinking Fund, lis; Virginia q, s.: Virginia
ConsolS extra nAturcd coupons, 20: do GctotTed 1;
Adams kxprelS. 1888: American Express, 81; Can:
ads Southern 29lSS; Central Pacific 81; Chesapeake
d Ohio, Az; do hfst preferred, TX; do second pre-
ierted 8; q, @. CAL. S0t Denver q Rio Grande 2;
Erie, IN; do preferred, 21 Fort Wayne, 10; Han:
Texas Si Isl 3. lac e %ssseF t ii lac saors
6g1; Louisville d Nashville 8o53; Loulsyille, New
Albany & Chicago 2it<S; Memphis 4 Charleston,
first preferred, 10; do second preferred, 5; Memphis
d Charleston. 81: Michigan Central, ~; Missouri
Pacific, 81; Nashville & Chattanooga. IS: Now
jersey Central, &9k: Northern Pac1ac, 1914. do
preferred, 3S3S; Northwestern, 951s: do preferred,
ONO Mississippi, III; do psieieffed. Is; Pseiie
Mall 6g{ Pittsburgh, 40; Reading, 14S; st. Louis
Ban Francisco, l9sSS: do preferred, 3St 81 Paul,
6sA, ex.dly.; do preferred, 10iIf, ex.div.; Texas
Pacific, 10%; Union Pacific, 42H; United States
Express, IS; W. st. l. i p, q; do preferred, 10;
Wells-F6rgo Express, 100. Western Union, 67If.
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CHICAGO, H., April 6.-The Drorfs' Journal re-
ports; Cattle Receipts 200 head: shipments 2,0oC
head: market active and Zoe higher; shipping
20; Texans 81 00a5 90. 1ogs: Receipts 3, 200 head
shipments 800 head: market firm and 6alDS
higher: rough and mixed packing 81 Goat 70:
packing and shipping, S440Ai IS; light 81 2a4 GSi
Wtnts 1900 head; market steady; fair 10 go0i
81 76a4 80; Inferior 81 60a3o 6. The DrOrers JOUR
RnlS cablegIAm from Liverpool quoted light sup
plies and steady market At the late advance IN
prices; bc1t American steers are quoted At l4c per
| In dressed.
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Assiol1rr's salc.

A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N RIAL Estate
umltr aud by virtue OF q Decd OF Assignment
made To tue undersigned by Frederick EEcrWlen
la wife, dated January the 9Olh. a. D., 1885. and
duly recorded In the Clerks 0ttIre Of the County
COIn Of OhiU County, West Virginia, In DeCu
HDls No. 70, iNlln 81, IAhNll. Oh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17
nnnAnE aREElEY,s FAMILY.

Eslelle Greeley, sister Of the jour
nalist, married John J.. Cleveland
who had comfortable place on the
Tribune up 10 the time Of his death.
He was not q mOney-saver, but he
len q small property. When Greeley
died, what he left, with the cleveland
property, amounted 10 not less than
$50. 600 Mrs. Cleveland's two daugh-
ter, educated in Paris, wrote a book of
"reminiscences Of Chappaqua, which
brought them q fair sum Of money.
Ida Greeley married Colonel Nicholas
Smith, y Kentuckian Of great polish
Of manners, widely known here for
eecentricities Of dress and his high ap-
probation Of his own beauties Of per
son. The Greeley and Cleveland
property was mostly In stocks and
hanks, which had permanent value
even in the present depression Col
Smith obtained from Mrs. Cleveland
on pretenee Of changing securities, n
power Of attOFy. After Ida Greeley ;
death be led a costly life at the hest
hotels here, and the finest watering
places. When Mrs. Cleveland came
10 an undsrstan ding with him a few
months ago she had no property left.
She threatened him with expos uTe,
and he tnld her that IL she would keep
quiet he would marry wealthy lady
Ia California, when he would restore
heF property. IL is said that Gabrielle
Greeley's property went the same
way.
Mrs. Cleveland was reduced Ia
such straits that she was compelled tu
10 tell her story 10 friends, and II cime
10 SIR. WhitelHw Reid's ears, and he
gave 500 dollars annuity for her sup
port. Other generous friends have
nlsO opened their purses To her.
Meantime the gallant Colonel Is ia
California baltimore AmericaH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight In the back, lOins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some az
lection Of the kidney or neighbor
organs. At times, symptoms Of indi
gestions are present, as fatulency, On
easiness Of the stomach, etc, A
moisture, like Precipitation, producing
q very dIsagreeable itching, partleu
larly after getting warm I'm bed, IL a
very common attendant Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application Of DR. BOsankO's
Pile Remedy, which sets directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOt, allAying the intense itching,
and effecting a permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
TEN produces disability but try It and
be cured. Price so cents. Ask your
druggist for Il, and when you cannot
obtain Il Of him, we viii send Il, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address
The DR.. RosankO Medicine Co.. Piqre
Ohio. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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InE APPRnAnH nE AaE.

The approach OF age shows itself
about the eyes. Lines come. family
&c first, then deeper, until the incipi-
ent crows feet are indicated. devel-
Oped and revealed. The woman who,
looking In her glass, sees these fatal
lines diverging from the outer corner
% her eyes. knows that she has reach
ed an era In her life. She recognizes
it with q sigh ifshe be q vain, a love-
~, or q worldly woman; with a smile,
perhaps. ~ sine has children In whom
she can live her own youth over again.
But Il can never be a gay smile; none
Of az, men or women, like TO feel youth
that precious pOasessiOn-slipping
away from us. But we should sever
be on the lookout for crows feet or
gray hairs. Looking for them il sure
% bring them, for thin king about
them brings them. Tears form a part
Of the language Of the eye. which IL
eloquent enough when sparingly used
and which should he sparingly used
for other reasons than that Of adding
90 their mute eloquence. Tears are
3 disgfiuTing expression Of emotion,
and those who get la the habit Of
weeping over every small veXatiOn do
much 20 acquire q careworn, miseT-
able expression, and are sure 10 lOok
old before their time. Excessive
weeping has not only been known TO
injuFs, but actually 81 destroy the
sight. Few women look pretty, or
interesting. In tears, though Il has
long been n fiction in poetry and ro-
nance 10 suppose that they do.
Many women, sOTne men, most chill
dFen make most disfiguring and dis-
toFting grimaees while crying, and the
lady who thinks she work upon y
mans feelings by a liberal display Of
tears, should carefully study beeoni-
ing mode Of producing them before
her loOking-glass. Grimaces soften
no heart, and tears, accompanied by
the usual distortions, have "A harden
ing effect n not a visible one. In IA
prettily written work, DOW probably
ont Of print, purpOrting 10 be the stu-
~ Of the life Of Millions wives, the
authOF makes the poet say Of his
wife's eyes, a fter crying, that they re
semble the suns clear shining after
the rain" very natural object in
deed, but during the rain itself the
observer Is not inclined Ia Ice compli-
mentary.
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R.,,.. thar 81. Ernsclsd.

"YOur letter received. In reply !
am happy 10 say that Parker's Hair
Balsam did much more for me than ]
expected. My hair has not only
stopped falling out hut all the bald
spots are covered, aud all my hair has
grown thicker, softer aud moro lively
than 1t was before my sickness year
ago. Thank you again and again.
Extract from letters OF Mr.. r. w. r.,
West Fifty-lhird street, New York.
80 limo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

Is The most destructive and danger
ous Of all contagious diseases; In fact
DiaFEhOsa, Cholera MorbUs and stom-
ache disorders are greatly modified
forms Of this disease. During these
months Il u unsafe 10 be without
BEaa's DIARRHOEA BAIsAM which
acts 80 successfully In AL SUMMER
complaints. Il is harmless and pleas
ant 10 administer. For sale by Oscar
Seiiz. Priee IS etc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

With a majority Of people il is NJ
experiment that DIR. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Lungs,
SORENESS In the Chest, etc. but for
those who doubt. ask your neighboTs
who have used Il or get free sample
bottle Of Oscar Seitz, the druggist.
E,r 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

the women Of the Stste Of New York
Now -the women whose husbands
take no papers and who never saw
any suffrage literature, must be
reached snd taught its privileges.
The ground is cut from under the feet
Of the dainty deniEens Of Murray Hill
and Fifth Avenue. The ball Is roll
ing on.
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Buok,en's Armies sslye.

The BEST SALvR In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Telter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblalns, COrns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. FOR SALE by Oscar Seltz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-17

The proof OF the paddinE is not m
chewing the string bat in having IN
opportunity 10 try the article your
ssll. Oscar seitE, the druggist
has free trial bottle Of Dr. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every one who h affected With Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any
Lung affection.
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Executrix's Notice.

NJ OFICE q HEaEBr aIvEN that, Letters tesla
IN mentary on The Estaie Of J. Charles stiefel,
deceased, we're granted 20 the undersigned on the
8lat day o. AuEuEt, A. D.. lo85, b. The Probate
Court Of saline COuuty, klnnls-
Nov, Ell peraona having claims againai aid q
tate, are hereby notifei, that they muat present
the aanse % the undersigned for alloUanees Elth-
In one year from the date o. aid letter. % they
nav Be- precluded from any benefit Of such Re
tafs and hat u such claims b. not exhibited
within three yeaFt amer the date Of nd LctierI,
thsy shall BE- forever barred.
MAEY 3. sTIEYEL.
Rxseutrir q ne Estate q
J.CHsmB sFIEPEL. deceased
Anru.t 30. lsss.
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Publication Notice.
No. 5460.

Lad 49, aisslla.. Kan-uas AuE. alai. lss.
N ofren - HEnrnr GIrEu thli ne follguing-
lH nrrna1 snlflar ha1 lad nrtire q Bis inian-
tian 3 aata dnai progl in suppcrt on h.s el.lHs
ed ltst SD pTaof rill - lLl1e eel1Te ne -aE-
"a On Ociober sri. 50. Va: Maftus alaEElan.
~ g Ne. 1117i feftka arlih ~ Acrlkea1t 20
ilre aleIr. IS Hcutk 81 RaaEf2 Well-- -.
He nl1lea the ioiinWllT altnelEee % pruFe hi1
rnnfinnona rsat1enfs upou, sad culiigaflon 81
AZ lard va. aoithat achippfn, Peter
auohn. Iafcb Dell. August ste9maEler. al e
ealina, EAasaa. J. - HonaEs krsl1,ef-
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS. -
CouHfr o. SALfEE.
ER. sWAEsos = Co, Piaiuiigs.l
IoHN II. L1uNaEEn. Defsndant,l
pur,-s A Wellington . Tusfies % he Psans 81
~ eltV ~ slllna rne shove nazled deiallanf.
Ionh + Llua<rsn D kcrebT "a ilec thlt - has
hora mIsd - the above nanea pl1iall... ueiofs
anifna ssf ne cou1fy ka1a1a f1f the nm 81 t9en-
tg-uine soiian Hn9 .eighty-aFe csul1 ol-l.e1l.
That asa the thlri day q eepisneer, issa.
- prrifr Railway CoupanT that NJ lnio1
Parife Railway cgDpaly IS anfuefed mat u
- IrFelrf - aai fslEndaEt IN the sum 81 iHel -
fvlsi ~ ~ r1.ra htn hean cgnlluuui q lke 81
a. sr fi-iotsr isst e. , o'clnek, A. ~ a. ghieh
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Publication Service.

Charles Hanna I pisiHtiH.
".
,. E.Rrsdy'lr defendant
Before A. NePhaii. J. P Of smoky View Tp.,
Saline o6unty, kan.aa-
he shors-nhrned defendant yin take n0iiee
hat be has been sued before The above named
Jnst Zee OF the Peaee for TIE Enm 81 5000. and
fhat she roois o. aid defendant have beea a.
tacke1 nnd that sald eause I'll b heard on he
2ath Day o. s. ~ las5. a o'clock p. =.
CHtRLEa HAMA, Plaintiff
Attest ALHI McPuATLs y p
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Notice To Contractors.

Bids VIII b. received BY the Board Of Direriors
% the Kansas Wesleyan University AID Assoeia-
ton, until Oct. lst ISIS, AZ 10 ociock A. H., for
the Construction Of college huilding on Universe
~ Eite, Salina. Bids I'LL BE- received for the
separate clnssifeation OF work under the heads Of
carpenter work. stone uork, hrick uork Or hT
the whole Job complete Plans and specihea-
tinns can be- seen a. Tie once 81 johnson a Bur
ford, arrhiircia City Han building. Salina, AFTER
Sep. Il ISIS. BIDS shoal b ADDRESSED n A. n D.
Kansas.
b order o. the Board.
D. ID. CANPhELL, THOs. n DAVIS.
Secretary. Treasurer.
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