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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
sucd for po..r..,or Of H,. Les.

novel suit was tried some years ago in
Washington, in which case man
sued for possession of his enc leg.
The limb had been amputated at a
hospital, and the patient was subsequently
discharged cured. Somebody at the
hospital had the leg preserved in alco-
hol, and it was placed on exhibition in a
medical museum. Some time afterwards the
ore-legged man visited the hospital and saw
and recognized the limb. He was very indig.
nant. and declared that it was his property,
and he did not propose having a public exhi'
bition made of it. He asked for its deliver
ance 10 its natural owner, and the modest re-
quest was refused. He then applied to the
law, and the leg was recovered upon a suit
for repleyin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
M4RhETS.
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. A-Flour dull; prices
heavy; Superhne, " 50lp2 IS Extra, 81 T5d3 II ;
Penn'a. family, - 5013 IS: Winter clears ~ %
"a 50 do straights, ~ 2jais7; Mimi extra clear,
~ Oai 80 do straights, - 5Ofy5 ~ winter pat.
ents, y s71385 50 spring do, s. 25g5 IS.
Rye flour at Is 26d3 80
Wheat firm quiet demand No. 2Western Red
Ssl4gss4c; No. do, at SIC; No. | Pa do
9S1sc; No. Delaware, do, g212c.
Corn iirmer, with good demand steamer, 49lR
Slc; No. yellow, 5lg5l1sc do mixed. 5lgjl1ac :;
No. do, 49p50c.
Oats quiet and steady No. White ssd3sISc ;
No, do ut 3714c No. do, 35tId31Sc; re-
eeted St9Sc No. mixed, 3jG35J5c.
Rye quiet ut zoe
seeds-Clover steady ut sGss4c Timothy quiet
at u 55pl 60 flaxseed hrm Mt 81 GOfgl 65.
Winter bran steady at Sl6 O0Gl8 So
Provisions firm and IN quiet demand mess
pork, slt 20; beef hams, s2lG2l so city mess
Bacon, s6gISc Smoked Shoulders, 6y<c 4;
salt do, 6Isg5ztci smoked hams, lO169nTc;
Lard quiet; city refined, ut 77.9sc loose
butchers t3447c; prime steam, 81 q.
Butter-market firm for high grades
Creamery extras, 35c H. c. and n. Y do, 2sp
Acj dairy extras. 25c do good 10 choice, 20
csc Western do 20d22c.
Rolls at 9al5c packing butter 79l2c.
Eggs unsettled extras, 25Q25Xc.
Cheese duh and easy ; New York Full
Cream, l39i34c; Ohio Flats, choice, ll4IGI2c =;
DO fair toprime, s1z9lll4c Penn'a part skilns, s
Q!e do full do, 369i1zc.
petroleum quiee Refined, TIC.
whisky nominal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
A New brunswick Attorneys Luck.

on the Fourth of July, 1881, J. II. Van
Cleei, an attorney Of New Brunswick, started
for Titusville, Pa. After he had progressed
n short distance beyond Trenton on the Bel
videre division of the Pennsylvania railroad,
his ticket was declared worthless and his fare
demanded. He refused to pay and was puton
the train. The matter being brought to
the notice of the officials, they offered To re-
fund him eighty-two cents He Immediately
brought suit for 5000 damages. Thursday
no received from the railroad company an
apology for rudeness shown, an agreement
to pay all expenses of the suit, and an annual
pass over the entire Pennsylvania railroad
system. Mr.. Van Cleef has agreed to call il
"square."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
Ieaf Tnhacco Duties.

The ways and means committee of Congress
Thursday decided to report a bill providing
that the duty on Leaf tobacco of the requisite
size and of the necessary fneness of texture to
be suitable for wrappers, and of which more
than 100 leaves are required TO weigh pound,
and leaf tobacco, the growth of different coun-
tries shall be. when inclosed together i'll a bale
or other package, if not stemmed, as cents per
pound, and if stemmed,S 81 per pound. So much
of any package of such tobacco as may not be
suitable for wrappers shall pay a duty OF
30 cents per pound.
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THIS.

MosEH--ln this city, on the Ilth inst Eliza
beth Moser In the Goth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. 5ll West King street
on sunday afternoon at 2lS O'Clock. Services at
Zion Lutheran church. Intermcnt IN Zion Gem.
ctery. fcbI23t
MAsoN.-February l2, 1855, at the White Horse
salisbury tow nship, j Ohm A. +. Mason.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the funeral from his late residence at white
Horse, on sunday morning ut 10 o'clock. Inter
ment at Compassvillc burying ground fl3-2t
WEIDLER.-ln this city, February 10, 1885, of
scarlet fever Blanche T., daughter OF Milton B
and Ella l., Weidler, aged years, l month and
- days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, from the rpsidenc cc
OF her parents, No. AZ North Mary street, ON
sunday afternoon at = o'clock. IntermCnt at
Woodward Iiil cemetery. n32td
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An Appeal tor Aid.

The Ladies' Union Dorcas society gratefully Y
acknowledge the following donations received
since January %, 1855 From W. L. Brinton, :! ;
Mrs. X. W. Shenk, 81 Mrs. william Baker, sl
At the same time we feel compelled 10 ask still
further assistance from the public, US the funds
In the treasury will not meet the demands upon
il. There have been more cases OF sickness and
poverty than ever before brought to the notice
OF the visiting committee therefore We earn
estly beg that those dcsirous of helping the suf
fering through our society, will at once send tc
the officers any sums they feel able 10 give, Mrs
E. o. Kline, president; Mrs. Dr. kerfoOt, vic,
president Miss A. Hurford, treasurer, or Miss
Mary Carson, secretary.
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POLITICAL.


ELECTION FOR SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
II The qualified electors Of the city Of Lancus-
ter are hereby notified that an election will be
held In the several wards, at the usual places Of
holding State and county elections, ON TU ES-
DAY, FEBRU AIRY II, l~sJ between the hours Of
] O'Clock in the morning and o'clock in the
evening of said day, for the purpose of electing
twelve persons TO serve M School Directors for
the term of three years from the first Thursday
in SoyemberneAt And the election officers IN
the several wards are hereby required to make
the necessary official returns of the election to
the prOthOnotary. JOHN LEV NERGOoD,
ian296tdTh&S President.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
4 Colored Husbands Distress.

George Hunter, a colored man, spent a
term of 90 days in jail for costs. He was re-
lease from custody yesterday, and learned
that during his enforced residence mt the
county prison Richard Snowden had been
occupying his place in the family circle. 'He
brought suit against 5 Snowden for forncaton
committed with his wife, and in default of
bail Snowden was committed to-day by Al
derman A. F. Dounelly fora hearing.
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4 Wonderful Horse,

4 wonderful horse named Biondin, in a
London circus, walks along a tight rope nine
inches in breadth at a height of 20 feet from
the ground. The horse, which mounts and de
scends flight of stairs at each end of the
rope, is led by its trainer, Signor Corriadini,
at first with the use of its eyes, afterwards
blindfolded. Underneath the rope is net
spread, so that in case the animal missing its
footing il would not be injured.
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4 Catholic 10y Seeks Redress.

Stephen F. Ennis, a l4-year-old Catholic or
phan, filed bHl i'll the circuit court Thursday
at Chicago, for an injunction restraining
certain school directors and a teacher of
Rogers Park from expelling him from the
public school for refusing to take part in the
forms of prayer and worship in use there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
Death.of a Hotel Proprietor.

FfuIh tne Manhiem Sentinel
Mr. freaeriek Koch, the old and we'll
on the Lebanon road, about SIX miles north
OF this borough, died Thursday morninH
afSer lingering illness OF several months IN
the slst year OF his age. Mr.. X. had Kent The
tavern for period of more than half a cen.
Jury, and Wasa man highly respected. Ills
funeral will be held at nine O'clock ON sun
DAY morning next lnterment will take place
IN the Lutheran cemetery at Lebanon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13

The members of the Orchestral association Of
Grace church have made arrangements to
give a very choice musical ntertainment in the
lecture room of the church on Monday evening.
The proceeds will he devoted to the church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13

William First, aged t2l years, of Port De-
posit Md, was killed Thursday by train
ON the Columbia q Port Deposit road. He
stepped on the track when the train was an
prosrhing him, and though warned made no
effort TO escape.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-13
IeIenhnne Gnnnectinn-
Entertainment at Grace Church

DR.. d. Mccormick. No. 246 West King street
and Il. n Smith, swan hotel Centre square, are
connected with the telephone.
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VARA CIGARS, ONLY &C., GUARAN.
l. teed iara, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
- The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the L. Il NJ, X, X. Co, Will be held in the Y Nj. e.
4 building, south queen street, Lancaster on
MONDAY, FEB. l6, lsa5 mt o'clock y. m, "a
elect officers aud to transact such other bust
ness as may claim their attention.
febI2i3Il CHAs. DENUES, Secretary.
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NEW ADTERTISEMENTS.

lOO.OOORRfKiiSSSS EismpaG GiGAkS a, sserih. Ar f.
sale at Elizabethtown, on saturday morning
at . o'clock. febll -3tdt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02

a specIaI disnatch from Fushfne-
ion 10 the cl05s Drstocruf esvg
e6enaipr Plumb uss asked today
e. O. what be thought there wa ID
the report that the new head uf the
Interior Department contemplated an
early movement agkinst the cattle
men, Who are occupying lands IN She
indian Territory. and Eh0 have cree
ted wire fencing therein. He aid
that he had heard nothing Oflelal 10
thai effect, and did not think thers
Tas anything Of the kind eontem-
plated nt thia time. As 10 what ae-
ton th6 new Indian Commission
would suggest ia relatlon 10 the In
dian leases, he could not say. Mr..
Atlyips had not yet arrived, and be
bad beard Of no new policy being
outlined. There Is encouragement
for the cattiemen IN this expression
from Senator Plumb, who keeps well
Informed On al pertaining 10 the Ter
fliory. Bot while official information
Il wanting, the expression ls quite
general that there viii be issued an
order alier the adjournment Of the
Senate directing the removal Of al
cattle and fences from Oklahoma, II
not from the Cherokee strip. The
capital INVESTED 10 the cattle now &C.
cupying these lands, and 10 the iIn-
provemenis made, is well Into the
millions. a rough estimate made by
one Of the Territory men here now,
places the number Of head Of cattle at
nearly 1000 .oo0."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02


When. side bg side. these chieflains
thaIl stand before the God o. the Uni-
verse 70 answer for the deeds done O.
the body, nc prayer for pardCn VIII
Be uttered hy either for their glorious
defense Of the RiQhf ~ God gave them
10 zee G.. Shall man Be more Just
than God?
A northern soldier after hearing o.
reading the above asks himself, ~
wonder II ! fought on the right side
or the late unpleassutness after all -
A worlds exposition is surely q
splendid exhibit Of the arts and sci
enees aud industries Of the people Of
this globe. and its civillzlng aud eui-
turing infusnces has a powerful ef
feet. To the visitor, the inspectlonOf Of
these baEars is like . trip to foreign
lands. aud be must be duh and unim-
pressionable II he Is not benefited By
this rapid transIi." But there are
some people who do visit the show
whose Femsrks upon the various ez.
hibils are perfectly "kIlling." One
visitor as be looks upon Tennsssee's
ine display Of JselEson's various
swords. remarks: Matilda, what do
ye 'spose them knives are for,,?" An
other looking at large photographs Of
arthur and his cabinet" asks rs;
(which IA Gen. Lee ?" and again.
(which Is Cleveland 90
The Southern states lsoine Of theml
have magnificent displays Of relies.
Louisiana stands lst IN attractive
ness in this line, and there & always
q crowd OF visitors there.
Our western states and territories
made very ereditabie showings Of
their resources. The exhibits sf the
mineral producing regions are mag
nifcent. The Kansas exhibit-while
good In zOne partl0alRrs-is not near
iy 20 good ~ u should be. The fruit
display Il horrld, because tho fruit
has been improperly cared ior. The
headquarters region resembles a eoun.
try SCHOOL house In the barrenness
and disorder which prevails there.
In the ladies' department Of Kansas
there is terrible lack OF taste dis.
played and ~ terrible lack Of ladles'
fne work. The most conspicuous OBJ
ject there is large picture OF "St.
John draped heavily In silk fabrics.
This OF course indicates that St. John
Is not only the patron saint Of Kansas
but conspicuous as the Kansas ladies'
man. While other states have Palnt-
ings oftheir Governors hanging about,
the Kansas department singles out !
one for the honor Of dangling at the |
ladies' show.
Everybody remarks, How small |
the attendance is !" aud surely this Is /
truth. The receipts each day only |
amount to between four and Ave
thousand dollars.
We here bring our rambling letter
to a close. We may IN another letter
speak OF other matters OF interest.
We would advise the readers Of the
JOURNAL 10 make a visit TO the Expo
sition, il possible. They viii be am-
ply repaid for the expense, and the
time taken from their daily avOca-
tions. NJ. ID. s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02
For Sale!


One OF the best stock fAEms 10 the
county, consisting OF ESQ acres, al
good land and all under fence. About
900 acres being best bottom land, go
acres In cultivation, plenty Of water,
good house, large barn, sheds, out
buildings, Wlndmills &c, &C. Also e
large lot OF good brood and work,
mares, young horse stock, horse and
mule colts, three Jacks, one Of which
is one Of the best In the state, ten
bead Of Jennets, 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 be sold
slngly or In quantities 10 suit pur-
ehasers for cash or on time well se-
cured. It will be TO the interest Of
anyone 10 need Of or wanting any Of
the above 70 call on z. c. Phillips Oh
farm Z miles northwest Of sallna, OF
Of the undersigned. ofioe
over Flint National Bank.
MI. WELLsLAoER.
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The undersigned will offer A nub.
lie auction 20 the highest bidder. at r.
lanbengayer'a farm 0 ndles south Of
SalinR and two MILES northeast OF
Mentor, on Wednesday, April stb
1880, the following property: Span OF
fne mares, Q years Of age, span OF
young draft mares, aired By Shawie
Farmar and ia foal. span offine geld.
iugs, 3 or 4 years, dne draft mare.
not In foal, ! 2-year horss and 2-year
mare colt, sired by frottlng hOrss dHt
Edge, ! large Iron gray horse, 8 yeats
Old, excellent slngie driver, ] good
riding pony, ! fine bsy GsldinE. .
years old, yeafilng mare calt; IS head
Of well-bFed steer, coming yeats
cid, part corn led, and IN llne OOndi
ton % put on grEsI this spring: also 3
humber Of freeh mlieh cows, with
calves By their sides; I Balm lumber
wagon, spring wagon, light skele-
ton wagon, Randolph header, In
good order, top buggy, sulky plow,
corn planter, grain drills, / hay
rake. 2 sets double harness, and .
quantity ofOtheF farming Implements.
tools, etc.
TERAs:-A credit of 2 months notes
bearing per cent. Interest from date,
and approved security, or 5 per cent.
discount for oaah. II not paid when
due, l2 per cent. will be charged FROM
date Of sale.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock. a. M.
For further particulars, call on
T. LAUBENGAfER d CO.
w. Il. 0EIs, AuctiOnser.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02
Poheta Items.
Everything quiet

Everything quiet
We expect 20 chronicle n weddiB {
before long.
The Ground Hog theory was cor
rect this time.
"An unprecedented thing IN the
history Of wheat raising 10 this part
OF Kansas, the early ploWing and
early drilled wheat is the most dam.
aged. That which was soRn in the
corn land is ali right, while the late
ploEing and drilling is hurt the least.
From present indications there will
be a ; crop In this part Of the country.
A few yet are husking corn, while
others are sowing oats and plowlu q
for corn.
The new school house in Dist. 81
Is about complete. The painters are
putting on the finishing touches.
John Leister who acoIdently shot
himeelf some time ago, is slowly i'm
proving.
Jim Cassett and Wade Knapp who
let here last January have been
heard from. Jim II sc Five Points,
PickaWGy Co, Ohio. Wade Is at
work for Gen. G.. II. Miller, In Wy
county, Kansas and has been,
ever since he went there. The story
that Frank Agnew circulated ia Sa.
line county, that Wade had stolen q
horse and was caught 6nd tried and
sentenced 10 the pennltentlary is ali
'alse and Is q malicious lie told by one
= no has proved himself 70 be ail un.
nltigaled seOnndrel and as such ]
brand him. ). S. KNAPP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02
BeviekRems.


The present indications arc that
March viii 90 ont like a lamb, the
same as it came In.
The Berwick Ladies Social Society
held the usual society last Friday
evening. Despite the inelemency Of
the weather there was q good crowd,
and the sale Of the ladies was exceed
ingly enjoyed by all. AS this is the
last social that will be held for the
present, we would say, we thank
everybody for their assistance and
kindness, and also their presence ct
these socials. Miss Ella Lester, Of
Ssllna, was among us last Friday
evening and was sold.
8Iiss,SAllle Everhart, Ollie Swisher,
Mr.. Chas. Green aud Harry Jones, all
OF HOBBS Creek, were also on the liss
OF peanut devouTers.
The Berwick Sabbath School will
hold an Easter entertainment on
Easter next Sunday. Everybody
are invited 20 attend and encourage
the little ones. II promises n he q
pleasant affair.
For further particulars OF the social,
enquire OF Jonas Shipe-he enjoyed
immensely. Occasional.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02
Mayors Election Proc.
lamation.

DRocLAMATIoS aud puiiie bsties Z here's,
y Fifen a1 provided 81 Law. tkat he nruurl
eltY election VII - held n tie city Of saiIua
kans1l, Oh I1esdey, ile levsuih DAY cf Aprii
ls.'. g Ehieh tine The foiiosi1s city onceFi az
one Mayer, sns Poiice Jusrs, one city Tr,sul.
e, one ITeelurer o. the Bcart q Edrclii1n, tEu
Justices q the Peace, tzu o5usi1hiss. cne r,lIr-
ciimaB aEd ona Member Of the Boari Oh Eiuer.
Zen 10 each Ward a the city, aise oua Momber 81
he Board % Ednc1tion from tee tsrril5rT a.
ischsd . the city for school purposes. AMI s.
siscied sor the term oftFo yslrs.
ms pcll1 q so oiectlcn VII - lrlrfd % ttc
ssgarai reris Of he city at the foiiszinF pi1ces
f1rtt Ward, at he eity hall.
seooEd sard. - tho esuTt h11ss On rinth Iirssi.
Ihirt v1Fd, - The Opffa Eouse, 60 the corner
of seventh street and ira Agsnne
FSurth vsr3. a1 sssfs Fs AFs3er, tetresn
lr0n Aye1le s1d Haizut street
1itzeked Ierfii1ry, a. re-iiE-ce q u fTfiso1.
% ksfu5g nanls he foiiogiEE eieeasrs io css
aB JasE.I and cisrks q sli1 slscii1n
flrst ulrd, q. a. W Bcas, ,Iayior Hllisf. T. J.
esins, 5uassa. and iehn 3. citsou. J ". osils,
ssso1e rara, ). Z. H6lsisEss, w. y. cilrr.,..
2, =. k.sssp. J1dsss, zuc p A suiib. Bsn. 3
TESsa wIrs, I o. wi-kt D. Whlsstess, A
Wsllegtso, Jotsss, snd chasiss Esclu, G. s.
Fsslss SSsi. sliiiI Rri.ssi, " r eas,rt Sssu
p.sa. 5sdgss, ssd JshnJ' osis c. 8. cssrsi
Il visuss yhsrsss fhsrs ssrsssss .si ~
eant sd ean,ed tae eerForats ge.i q tts ciiY q
Desc g sulias. Eansls ihls lsia dr5 Of Nsrss.
Aos.e Z = Bsvzs. CRY osIi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02

linaa siIeE. tu1iinl 40 adiniat @, iAs rrr.r..
seca1t uard trtool buiiilr- AL srr flrtttir-
iie s1rac.
al lieciers iriilg 10 fEsor II ts is.rihr of "a
toris = he l,cari q Eduea'i,u ail hsfs rfisi-
q q sfiiien.gr faIilg rrinii 1-i partly whites
sfc Doafd % fiuCltioh aIi ihdsc vatiur - -
The is-ulrg 0f sail tcnts - tte Boari n EIr1r-
ltsn, vil h1re rrl-lei ufiler. Of rsfrIr
rligted end FafuF written ufon their tilli'is ~
cords "Againri IRE B1uds q be Dllri % Eiiaoi-
iisn-
The fstur1s 81 sad sissi o. rfil b. aids 4, ths
Dlari ef ficcaiisu o. said city
The polis 81 Ezii cicfiion win D. psuei u the
seEefai uarli % thc city q thc f5ilaEtlr rl1cca
Firat Yard e. ibo cliy hah.
Seeooa Wsrd, az ioe cast k5cse on uiuih
Thlrd vara. a. ike Opera H0oss, alth- e1ruei
q seventh street a1i Iron Avenue
fcurth Wafd On s1nia &c Avenue, belrcen
Ircn Avenne ard Wainut street.
Atiachet territ1rTt at rssitencs of y. Wliso1s
Dc hereby same t1s folloainr electors 70 rrf a
judges End Clerks ef e. q cleciion
First Eard, q. A. q. Boue, Tayl1r Nuler, H. J.
eSleg. sudgesi aad 1ohn H. GiiEon. = W.6einE
sssoad ward :. q. Woi.isssr. v. n. Ci.rssou.
z y Bi,hep, Sueses and 2. A. sniih. Ben ;.
fce1.izr, CfSrcs
mia Esrd, L o. WIsbt, D. Whhshs.i. A.
ao-nnsisn, ledgea, and Chaziel Hecan, G, 8
FoaIih ssF5, V7.Ii, Brs,,sl. ". :. Gut--, gsbp
-. 5adEsis En1 5ohu ,. eeii, c. $. Conrsl'
IA Eitses ubsreol hrrs hsrsun,o 81 -
ht71 a1d caused thu rnrporafa ~ 81 tl.r 90. E.
s1llna, kansaa 70 B. alEei.
Done ai Sdi1a, Kansas tbs len a1r 81 Il .rh
les5' b tbs Mayor, & OBFr.
Attest; & z BoErS, Cny Clark.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02

Is In store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would
you believe that Il is sold on Its merits
aud that each druggist ia authorized
TO refund your money by the PrOprI-
etor of this wonderful remedy, II II
fails 70 cure you. J. J. Purcell has
secured the agency for It. Price 600
and Sl.OO T-ioistze free. l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-02
Final Notice To Tax
PAYERS.

onee OF County Treasurer Saline Co Kansas .
Salins, March 25 issS
NJ oTicE 4 uEEEBT sNES that the follgwfog
~ oeserIi ID TOW lot cold IN October, fls,l ~
ne tax Of is8i, viii BE- conveyed 10 ne uur.
en seer n1iesa the tamc is redeemed on or bpfor-
The E6rd day of October, A. D.. 1856
J. D. HANiLToN, Treasurer,
salins County Eansas.
CITY or a1LTNA.
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