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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-07-01

~StJ ohu SoPSSAotAJ w 'hOoo WIN
want to make us happy in financial
way. Oar next paper will appear on
July 10Th. In the meantime we hope
all our patrons and friends will spend
a happy Fourth.
No paper from this Office next
week.
The Fourth next Saturday. Let
the eagle scream.
Mr.. A. j. Wallace of Clariugton,
was 10 town Monday.
Miss Alice Brennan is again with
Tionesta relatives aud friends.
Five hundred and twenty-five
votes is not bad showing for an off
year.
Hon. E. L. Davis has had an
elegant coat of paint put on his river.
side residence.
Geo. Dougherty of Kittanning, is
again occupying his position in the
harness shop of L. Fulton.
The time table of the B., N. Y.
Il P. r. R., has been corrected and
will be found reliable in this issue.
The days are now growing short.
er, but it requires pretty close OBJ.
server to detect any difference as yet.
The church case against Rev. j.
M. Dewoody of Franklin, will be
tried in Tionesta this week, beginning
to morrow.
We smoke this morning to the
health of Miss Herman, who arrived
at the domicile of her smiling father,
r. M, Herman, last evening.
Mr.. F. r. Lanson has moved into
his neat new house at the lower end
of town, and no doubt feels at home
in the true sense Of the word.
Henry and Will sibble, the for.
mer stopping in the Cogley Run oil
field, and the latter at Macksburg,
Ohio. are at home on visit this week.
We neglected to state last week
that the plaintiff 10 the case of John
S. Davis ct al. VS.. Peter Berry ct al.
took non.suit. This is the famous
Balltown oil land suit.
The Treasurer of the school
board, Mr.. Kelly, gives notice that
taxpayers can save ten per cent. on
their school tax by paying same to
him before August 10th.
The store of Nicholas Gilfert of
Lickiugville, was again robbed one
night last week. The thieves are
bound to break the old man up, it
seems, this being about the fifth time
they have made raid on him.
Lightning cut lively figure at
the Marienville depot last Saturday.
Striking an insulator on one of the
telegraph poles it skipped from one
to another until it entered the build.
ing, where most of the instruments
were demolished. No serious dam
age was done.
We note with good deal of sat
isfaction the acquisition of Mr.. Nor.
ris Einstein to the Republican ranks,
he having been delegate to the re.
cent convention Of Warren county,
and only lacked few votes of being
the successful candidate for Represen.
tative delegate to the Republican
State Convention from that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Baker passed
the Sabbath with Tionesta friends on
their return from a rather extended
wedding tour. This happy young
couple enjoy the highest esteem and
friendship of our townspeOple, among
whom they received hearty welcome
and showers of congratulations. They
will shortly 60 to housekeeping at Mr..
BIS old home in Spring Creek, War
rem countv
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-07-01

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY /. 1885.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

Bargcss.--ELI HoLEMAN.
C0uncImen- ward. II. NJ. Fore
man, J. Il. Clark, w. l.. Klinestiver.
South ward, J. ". Fones, w. A.. Eagles,
Chas. Bonner.
Justices Of Tie Pedce-J. Il. Brennan,
y. 3. Knox.
COnstUble--Pritner Agnew.
School DirectorS-G. w. Robinson, A.
B. Kolly, j. II. Dingman, d. S. Knox, j.
w. Morrow, II. l.. Davis.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in TiOnesta. Pa, P. O..
July 1st, 1885:
Algernon Laporte. John Cole.
James Coppenger. Thos. Morrison.
=. Il. Mcdonald. John l.. Shira.
Eugene Eighny. j. p. Stone ~.
Mrs. Anna Fanet. Jas. Heir.
Mrs. s. j. Shaw. Henry B. Shatfer.
Capt. X. ii. Stiles. Cue Turner.
POSTAL CARDS.
IL. Marshall. Jas. Owens.
If not called for within 80 days
will be sent to Dead Letter Office.
When calling please say advertised. F"
G. M. ARNER, p. NJ.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-07-01
CORK SHAVINGS-
FOR MATTRESSES.

IIkVVEV
Now is the time to change the filling in
mattresses, and we would recommend
CORK SHAVINGS as being the cheapest
and most durable article that can be used
40 lbs. will fill large bed. For Sale by
ARMS FRONG, BROTHER & co.
Cor. Oath and Railroad Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
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Don't Forget

The bargains we are giving in Lisle
Hose, Parssols, SuspeDders, &c. See
our complete stock of Shoes.
2t. VIM. Smearbaugh & Co.
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Potatoes, 40 cts. per b0sbel, at
VIM. Smearbaugh & Co.'S. 2t.
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No Paper Next Week.

The Fourth of July will occur next
Saturday, and as per custom no pa.
per will be issued from this Office next
week. We will be "at home" 20 all
who have business in our line to trans
act, and especially to those who
want to make us happy in financial
way. Oar next paper will appear on
July 10Th. In the meantime we hope
all our patrons and friends will spend
happy Fourth.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-07-01

5NENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
~ w. II. ROTH, Proprietor.
The largest, Best Located and Furnished
House in the City. Near Union Depot.
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Asst HICKORY HOTEL,

ASH lANN'lh1 ~ FL,
EAST HICKORY, Pa,
,. w. Blt1I, Proprietor. This house is
NV and Alas been furnished with new
ruiture throughout. Ii is centralley To-
Gated, and has a first class barn in connect
son with it. The travelling public will
find it pleasant stopping place. First.
class Livery in connection with the Hotel.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
time Table TIOnesta station.

Train % North, and Train 20 South car
ry the mail.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05

This fine spring like weather larin-
ers should be plOwlng. Nearly every
year bv this time most Of them are
busy with the plow or sowing oats
Il will, however, be some time before
they will be able 20 plow on account
Of the frost in the ground. Have not
examined the wheat whether a. is win
ter-killed or not, it being protected go
well With snow, tits thought not much
injured.
Grandpa Raisin died last week.
Mrs. Nlller improves very slowly.
Charlie Kingrnan and wife were
returning from Mr.. Raisin's funeral
and lighting his pipe threw the match
out Of the buggy a. he supposed. bul
Instead fell Ia the buggy back OF the
seat, which with cover son took nrei
and they came near going home win
Out q buggy.
There was larye attendance at the
@ V. Club last Saturday night, a.
/ though the roads were quite muudy'
! There was q warm discussion ON tht
question Of Female Suffrage" which
Il lssled until nearly twelve O'Clock
There sreins % be Hn increasing Inter
est manifested In the club.
ESQUIRE Manchester lost n COW yes
terdhy. at fret be feared she hat
/ the byirophobla, out Il Is now thought
that Il died from some other cause.
SIR. shafer's dog went mad las
! week.
We sould not be much surprised q
hear OF a Wedding In the burg beior'
long. and there Rre ominous signs.
Our village blacksmith has all h
can do. and the neighborhoOd fulll
appreciate shop In our midst
q. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05
- cnmbrIa chatierInas.

Weather-spring-like again.
Miss Emma DOnmyer is sick with
bilious fever. DR.. Lewis, OF SOLO
mon, Is attending her.
Mr.. aud. Mr.. Earl Kennison are
exceedingly happy over the advent
into their home Ofa son the ftrst born.
NathanielWe WeaveF spent few days
I'm Abilene last week, visiting.
Mr.. Chas. Rose left last Tuesday
evening for Chicago on business
trip.
Mrs. Albert Kring Is slowly recOv-
ing from her late illness
The protrae,ed meeting at the
school house, ls still IN progress
Quite an interest is manifested.
There Is an effort being made At
present to build q church In this
place, and subscription lists are IN
eircuiatlon now 10 sse what can be
done. II will ia all probability be
stone edince.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Vldriksenr
living I've miles north OF Cambria
buried their little hve-year old daugh'
ter last Saturday. Il died Of scarlel
fever.
Mrs. F. II. Dickinson gave birth
dsv psrty 20 her friends last Friday
evening. Music and dancing was tue
programme. ID Il hAAD'
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- - IL - ANnaALIvE corETT
nrrn.rps q .r.rKlrB sAlIsE o0CrFI
SAL = - aEN
WWnWrwr
For Salel

One Of the best stock farms in the
county, consisting Of $50 acres, al
good land aud all under fence About
sos acres being best bottom land, 24o
acres in cultivation, plenty Of water
good house, large barn, sheds, out
buildings, windmills &c, &c. Also
large lot OF good brood and work,
mares, young horse stock, horse and
mule colts. three Jacks, one Of which
is orc Of The best in the state, ten
head Of Jtnneis, q LOT Of the best stock
Of young Berkshire hogs, brood sows,
and two Of the best bred boars-also
all farm implements. Farm and all
stock, and implements Will lie sold
slngly or In quantities to cult pur
chasers for cash or on time well st.
cured. Il will be 10 the Interest Of
anyone IN need Of or wanting any OF
the above 10 call on T. c. Phillips on
farm miles northwest Of Salina, or
enquire Of the undersigned, office
over First National Bank.
Two Of the above Jacks Will he
offered at FRANK SHAw's SALE, on
March 9th
MI. WELLsLAoER.
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Aersns Occasion.

ON last Saturday, Feb. 8, about
ssventv.five persons, Old and young
s-.euhled a. the residence OF Mrs.
Hannah Coulssn. near Piiny, Tor the
parpous e celebrating her nftteth
birthdsv. 50 sklllfnlly managed was
Il bv those who bad q 10 charge that
Il proved % he q real surprise 20 the
rselplent II the esteem and respect 81
her many aequAiutanees and fftenas-
Mn. Coulson has been q resident o.
Saline county for nineteen years, and
the greater part Of that time has lived
on the farm she now sccuples. she
9sme here Al period when the per
rosuent g,ecapancy aud the subj iuga-
IT, nf the country 60 CIVILIZATION
nirl,t bs said 20 be an experiment.
ai0nr With her husband auc lev
ether settlers az that fime, Wno Nefe
l,ioDeers IE deiuoualntlEg Uhetnei
fse rpsourees of She oDnnIrs would ns
adequate 10 tbs building up g no1ls
and rear their families, apd qnAliy -
curp the benenls and hleFtinEs tnel
sre nov beginning q bs - VET
rsSli1es TS shIs, aud the oause q
fbe church. she being one 81 ms
rrIrinai members enrolled ct the or
~n1f.stica of tie Piiny cOugrezation
She has deaicafsd her lie. seven
rrsrs nftsr settling iq tbe country,
I ~ husband died aud file es leil
/ vith . fnnaily 81 young cRiiqteti--
three hoys aud ooe eaafnsst
Thonah hsvlng % e0ul1ud VAN . als
- GA hereditary cl3f1oiels 80
ofen With much Eeaknaas q ooegl
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Notice.

- az taiaHi o my my e1-c-rl o. nor. ,lassi1F
q HF.cr 4. Hslf. Csrzl1 Z. Sl,l1l, Ole ditrifA
q S1ffas csuHf Er7iIr c1Ii Lc-i1r thstsr A 'sls-
"a C51i1r, Ease Ci1dla1lzllr, ftt tsil-1i.sr rt
lie C-fncInfsf Q Br8rl c9alig, otie- Asifs e.
Tar 81 Gaarfttaf aftie n hsiFl e l-r q Ja-aA
csiraiiadsT, deosassf, iais q s1ii7s s7slg Edsi
Wyou srs hereby notlaed that 4. Adam r. Head.
u adminisfratcr Of slil decszsedi did On ne 2lsh
day 0f February, A. D. lss5 lic q peiiiion IL the
Prob1is Court u Saline e9nEtg, kaus1s. rr1ying
thas I might b. auiiorirsd and elup1uered % sell
tfo following described lard, fJr ne rurrsic oi
nsring tie debts and crafs of aimiuiltfatiqn %
al eaiate. to-Wit. The east half of tae north
vest quarter % sccii81 tee o.. in township i1ir-
cen fisl s0ufh q Ggs 10, sat q ihe sEtn piin-
eipai msridiEn "a Saline esuuigi Ezusls. coaiall-
inr eiahtY agres mcrc o. less
Aud sala petition VII b hoard at flc once q
the Prob-te JUICE o. sail Cylnty. on ne isth day
of March, A. ID is.s. a. l. 0'clock, A. ~, O. sad
"A, a v hirh ti.ns and Place each VI geu and 81.
oihers intergstel are noiiasi % b. present. and
shovT cause II any ycu have Wy aa orasf q s9se
Is prETec fsr skouit Hut e gra.tea- Daisa lhl'
qifh day q February A. ID. l,5l.
Ssf ADAM y HEAD, Admin Itraior.
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RerNuk Hems.

March came In quite lamb'iike, no
telling how Il Will 20 out.
Our social held last Friday evening,
was well attended.
Prof. Dlnm, lately Of the Salina
University, j. organizing. writing
school IN this neighbOrhOod with
good success.
Miss Annie Shipe, Miss Ollie
Sgisher and Mr.. Harry Jones, all OF
Hobbs Creek, were among us Tor the
rsst few days, attending the wedding
and social.
Mr.. George Lee, OF Eallna, also br;
Melbert, 1.-THE 5alinR organ mani ana
wife. attended the social.
Mrs Amos Wells and daughter, Of
Southern Kansssiare visiting al W.
A. PArkeFis.
The M. F.. society win bold 90
HE.rg'i social at w. A. Parker's on
Thursday evening. Everybody come
ana have q good time.
Mr.. Theo. Josenhans, Of Mich, y
visiting his sister, Mrs. jacob hei-
mold.
I'm last Thursday afternoon, We
vifnessed NIF. @. F. Eeeler and Miss
Annie G. McGaughey, launch their
bark upOn the sea OF Aatrimony.
About thirty invited guests were
present, The supper was excellent,
10 say the least, did,gFeat credit 70 tne
cook. e. All who psrt0Ok, will voueh.
me smusements Of the evening con-
Sisted Of music and games with the
ususl charivari. The presents con.
eisfed Of 3 set Of furniture by MI. ana
Nrs. Keeler, pair Of toWelsi MIS-
Keller parlor lamp. Herbert keeler !
botter dish, Edward keeleri sugar
howl. William KeeleF; milk pitcher,
Robert KeeleF; spoon holder, hnoy
Keeler bucket and broom, AiI,gu
KeeIer tea set, Walter Keeler table
cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas shlpe
castor. Mr.. and Ms Hogben; fruit
dian. Maud Keas; set silver spoons
Hattie and Hiram Godfrey 1; hali Coz
napkins, Anna shipe; chair cushion
Ella Keas tidy, Fannie shlpe set Oi
RInases, Harvey Jones; pair turkeys
1 John shipe and Sam Bu1zHfl ; Dn'
lie most Conspicuous was the Tat pOf'
ker. witch be will butcher and IN
vIte All 90 come and help eat the sau'
snees. A long and prosperous lie y
the wish Of OcCAsioNA--
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05
PiIea

Piles are frequently preceded BY 4
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose be bas some ai.
fsotIon Of the kidney GF neighbOr'
organs. AZ times, symptoms Of indi-
eestlons are present, as fatulency, IN
essiness Of the stomach, etc, 4
moisture. like peFspiration, producing
a vsfv dIsakreeable itching, paFticu
larly amer getting warm Ia bed. is a
very comnion attendant Internal,
External and Itching piles yield st
o6ce 10 the application Of Dr.BOsankO's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upen ths parts affected, absorbing the
Fumo.. sllaying the intense Itching,
aud efEsciing Z pesueuent cure where
nIl ofbsr refHedies have failed. DO
not deInv until the draia oa tae tFE-
fesl ufodpeee disability but ~ u ana
~ cured. Price 50 cents. Ask your
ir,lerlst for Il, and when you Cannot
obfSin Il Of him, We viii send =. pre-
paIa. on rseeipt Of price. ADDRESS
Tbe Dr Hosanko Msdicine Co.. Piqre
one, Sod by QseaE selt1,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05
tnasd AgeV1d Berwick .

Fine weather now.
Mr.. Josenhans Of Eureka, Ks, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Relnold.
A son Of w. A. Parker Is very sick
with lung fever.
Miss Annie Shipe is numbered
among the sick.
Professor DImm, Of Sslina, has or
ganiEed q writing class a. the Ber-
wick school house. The regular time
for the meeting IL On Monday and
Saturday evenings Of each week.
Come one come ali. and take part
with us
Mrs. J. Reimold and brother met
with quite an accident on last Mon
dav night while driving acrOss the
grsde In the old river bed. The hOrse
ehoked and fell over the bank, taking
the buggy and all along. There was
no one hurt, the breaking Of 3 pair Of
thills was all the damage done.
Mr.. CORNER has built a fine house
on his farm.
Mr.. William Maltby has erected
dOuble-header wind mill for the puT-
nose of doing some grinding, which
will be quite benefit 70 the farmers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05

IrappsArs thsi the late story Of the
uraupectlve immediate TecoveTy OF
asa- GFsnt had no Foundation what
eEur iR facL A csncsroas growth Al
ssa rooa of bis tongue has inside its
appsaEance IN a dangerous form and
Ehs physiciEns now state that the
esassul's recovery ls cut 0f question.
He nay Hnger Cor tsw weeks, aud Is
"a fiahia % die 81 any time. Excess
lra unoking b alleged TO BE- the cause
efghe oaacVr0us anection. The lits
Is the gsoat Geuursl b thus ebbing
ulswly away, and The nation VII soou
hsh nouTning ever The death Of ths
ussa selebraicd man ofhis generation
e. whass ahiiiiy and patriotism
ne we ssrecially inaebted for hap
a., ueunitea coantry.
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Some Foolish People

Allow a cough to run until 1t gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often ssy, "Oh It VIII wear away, "
but In most cases it wears them away.
Could they be Induced to try the sue
cessfuI medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we cell Oh a pOsltive guar
aRtse to cure, they would immediate
IL sec the excellent effect after taking
the frst dose. Price SOC. aud sl.Ol
Trial sise free. J. J. Purcell.
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Farm to rent or sell. Inquire Of L.
II. shaw, Dry Greek, Kansas.
Communion.


1t said that $1,000 people die an
nuaTy In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death in every
three Is from Consumption. This can
l,e and should be avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest 1t
while it isin the germ. Two or three
doses OF DIR. RosankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It. but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phIegm and morbid matter that sceu-
mulates In the throat and lungs. II
allsys all irritation aud renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
| Oscar SeitE
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she has succeeded under Providence,
In having brought themiup honerably
10 wonanhOOd and manhood'a estate.
The appreciation Of her devotion ano
sucoess Is evidenced BY the sponIane-
ous greetings she has received. lne
occasion referred 10 was maniiestl
enloyed BY all present. A hands9me
donation was made her by her chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner
bowman, which was presented 10 her
on their behalf By Rev. l. MeDoWei!l-
Mrs. COulsOn was In feeble healtn,
but I am sure that It was the wish 81
all that she may remain win Us 70
celebrate many returning natal days.
I Coz.
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preadFal plssass.

Read, ponder and profit thereby.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
LunTs Il conceded by all who have
used It 10 excel any preparation In
the market IS q complete Throat and
Lung Healer. All persons afflicted
with that dreadful dlsease-Consump-
tIon-will find speedy relief and in a
majority OF cases a permanent cure.
The proprietor has authorized J. J.
Purcell 10 refund The money TO any
party who has taken thTee-fourths Of
a bottle without relief. Price SOC. and
81. Trinl siss lree.
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When you visit or leave New York
CITY. save Baggage Expressage and
Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. Elegant rooms fitted uP at
cost Of one million dollars, reduced 10
81 90 and upwards per day, European
nIan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
plied with the best. Horse cars,
stages and elevated railroad TO all de-
pots. Families can live better for lees
money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at auy other first-clsss hotel Ia
the eitv. 49-lyr.
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Notice.

- - ,-i-- 8 49, clansTi, - ailra s1eesliiI q
-.,-I-.--f1f ffi-ri a. uitcr = el-a Pgi1rd. ee-
-4 r-.ff--f - s1lir1 r1an-7, Eeai1z. Eitil ~.
49, T-lf5ir7 d Ec1szf Cilg. Aa-i aafe uiitlF
-. - sl-rss--sf Jsta fyisT-t, 1.razf-i. r,sidiug
- S-ssl- Ara a. fer tf sr-a f1i-rd, cecslset
-, -fsfile Dray. h11'di-
~ .n.re hereby noiiael IA, ], rdvsri Sshoo.
u s5r,inisfrstGr ~ sid dssssse1, diii On the
- ~ n rghr1ary Al. D.. tsi3. Sic Fstiiicn
II A. 'r.,ab4ir Court % Szifna ccuaiy, kansisi
prsvin. fhs. nisht b. satheriled aad t1FeH-
rrcl 10 sti the foiioVins deieIitei ans. = lhs
,.s-rss ei rqviur the d1ats aud cl1is ol zdininis
.r-t-sa III I'D estate, t5-wits Tie rcrih hal 5i
tbe northeast qairter Uf seefi1u tgrnig-siz O..
,e-rsbio Ffn-en [t7l seuih oi Range lcar q.
West of the sixth Principal merhiisn "a salils
county, ,kans1s. - -,
a. probqie Juare sfsaA County, on The afe dlg
Sf Narca A. a., lss5s q 70 osioeE. 4. NJ q 'll-
dsT, a. Which timc and pl.,s elen q % 40 2
3 offsrT tnterrsfed are nuti1ed % ba pres9ll az
/ shsg esuss 81 anT yea have Why 81 or4-5 q -
I as trrYed Ter shouh rct ec grarte1- Da.sa var
I l5rh Ar 90 February, a. D. iset-
I t-3i EDWAMD y ELsDN. AdminiHratef'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05

LA week an old mEn, claiming 20
De the pro9hgt Elijah, passed through
LanaFE township, Rooks county
pnreIag the people that the second
pnninR af Christ Wa at hand. TIE
sfgenL according % the prophet Will
sefe riare at 3 email town Twelve
uiies north &C Red Cloud Neo., on
Shs 3. An. railroad, where . large
oanple will Be- buill- Washington
EgFiatfF.
IF~LUP" has an eye % business
hawIn walt until the b. b NJ. AZ
tivss aa Baliaa, and u the temple bus
aauss aoss not turn out well, he can
shaaze the building into = Union de-
~ sallna wants the latest thinE
cut and viii vote bends to obtain It.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-05
DE-. Rasanko.

This name has become 50 familiar
with the most Of the people through
out the United States that il is hardly
necessary 10 state that he is the
originator of the great DR.. Bosanko
Cough and Lung Syrup, the peoples
fsvorite, wherever known, for Coughs
Colds, Consumption and ell affections
Of the Throat and Lungs. Price soc
and Si.OO. Sold by Oscar SeltE.
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a VIA, arnIs nrrunnlss.

Mr.. Oscar SeitE Is always Vide
awakr In his business and spares no
pains To secure the hest Of every
article In his ilns lie has secured
the areney for tlie celebrated DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump
ton. Tie only Certain cure knaTn
for Consumption, Coughs Colds,
HoarEeness. asthma, Hay Fever
Bronchitis, or any affection Of the
Throat and Lungs. Sold on positive
guarantee. VIII give y"u a Trial
Bottle Free. Resaiar siE e. slo0