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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Another cold wave has struck us.
Dir. aud Mrs. Jerry Weaver re-
turued Monday eyrning from q short
tut pleasant visit In Mcpherson coun
~.
The elevator hqs changed hands.
Messrs. Dewar Bros. Withdrawing,
aud Mr. Il. T.. Merrill, OF Salina, tag
ing charge of the same. who will do
nis best 10 please the farmers and pat
runs Of the elevator.
SIR John Murtey's services at the
elevator cHuuOt be dispensed With.
aud he wss at Onc0 employed by the
new pruprietOr.
A sOcisl hop came OF at the resi-
denee Of Mr. aud Ars. David Fuuk,
last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrison
tOok the early train for BlTdgepnTt
sunday inOruing 20 spend the day
EIih friends.
Mr. J 7. Helleberg, nf Topeka. &C
cOmpsnied by his brother iu.iaw, Da-
vid 81. short, was visiting relatives
here the last OF the week.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs Syl-
vestrT Johnsum died last "Wednesday,
II putuniunia, aud WAS buried IA
highiabd cemetery.
Dame Rum0r says q quiet wedding
OOk place lat Sund tyi uOwever, Not
know iug 10 such 10 tile case, We viii
not give auy nOti e Oi Il Al present
Mr.. john MaItE ls hack frOm visit
10 hts uld hOius iu lniianA. aud for
,uuatsly for tue giris, be came back
-iugie. Juhn says Kansas girls ear
-Ulipss IudIana girls any day Of the
seek. a. T. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Mrs. Miller who has been sick for
some time, is Improving Slowly.
The Gypsum Valley FarIners' Club
was we'll atteDded, although u Was
guile muddy. lbs Wonuns' 6uifrgge
QUESTION was disrh-sed some snd T. ie
De the question for the urXi meeting.
Ed. iiilium IN digaing q ditch on
the hsnk of the Gypsum lat fail,
found y large numbtf uf nearly fuli
grIwn iUeu-ts thEre ieet below the
suFiacs. l. this year the time Tor the
Rrvtntetn year lueusts q make their
appssuncsf
raW an extract in the X. G. Live
Stock IudieaiOF. taken ffUIn the So
Ina Hernld, that says. 'tbs prospect
fer tlie biEgert wheat crop known 10
the history Of the Slate - the present
one, 90 we are tUid by the farmers.h
a. they are iruibfUl, did not cnIne
frun tlis seciiUn uf THE country. The
prospect frtiin my own observation,
aud tiie UplnlOn uf others Il quite the
reverse. There vas less sOWn, and
the weather was 50 dry it did not get
much Of start last fall. aud the wiu-
ter has been very hard on u. |
think the airive rrpBrt Is an Injury %
farmers carrying q falre nrpurt Ia re
gari 10 the coming erUp Of wheat, Il
will be reported largely By the other
papers. G-m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
ConsnmpliOn.

Il Is said that 5000 people die an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
uf the country one death Ia every
three 10 frHn Consumption. This can
he aud should be avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or Guild, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead to
this disease. You should arrest Il
while Il is Ia the germ. Two or three
duses Of Dr. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. l. does not dry up
cough like many preparations nB the
market and leave The disease behind
Il, but aets directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegin and morbid natter that accu-
nIulaips ln tile throat Hnd lungs. II
allays all irritation and renders the
vulee clear aud distinct. sold by
Oscar Seitz
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
Plies

Pile are frequently preceded bA o.
sense nf weight in the hack. lriu. a. q
'nwer part of the abdomen. causing
.le patient TO suppose he ma snnir ai-
egtion uf tile kidney or nelghhni.
hTyans. At times. symptoms of lhdi-
sestians are present, as tlaiuiency. un
-isiness nf the stomach, etc. a
moisture. like Precipitation. producing
, very disagrreable itching. parlicu
larly after getting warm ia bed, is u
very common attendant Internal.
external aud It.;hing Plies yield at
once to the application Of DR.. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy. which acts directly
Ipun the parts affected, ausorbinR the
ruuur, allaying the intense itching,
and efiectiug u permanent cure where
al other reihe'iiez have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn pn,duces disability but try Il and
he cured. Price 81 cents. AK ynuI
ilrugXisi for Il, aud when you cannot
obtain Il Of him. We will send IL. pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address
rhe DR. BosInkn Medicine Co., Pup,
HIN. SOid hy Ossar SPiiz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

usaibrriT ana parallel NTH tho e.sl lIus o. ua'd
quarter 1ecilo1 thirty lfll feFf. theul8 rasiarlF
aua para VI giih the uarth iine ~ sri qatr-cr
seiiou iir-e huHdr.'itslaI ert here roith-r'F
5ertttn itirif b D. frtl G. ice al D risaft,
c.ft sni rn- 'ta-sad f-rt q i-ui.
orrr- : 49, tsraaai Hsr.
4tF frf'f ~. .Ht-rsaHr Il.a Trrf aI frH
uo'tfsasf e'rrrrnf 4uarIVr scrf.ee. 90 n-s
-es,.fg ~ 1er 81 slh ta- -s.'a Dee q .sii
izr--r secii rlrer hlliFtd "a air. teen fsi9l
e.. fheuce s11tneris "a uartll q uirL on -aal
ina ~ al ilrtcrs rlaI fllHff 81 fIaal tfeurr
sasifr = Hnf plrsllei uifh the nsrIh iine af ssil
quarter s~ciiah thr-e hararsd ald uite.e-u O. g.
isss thruer north-rig tnifty 81 fesi u he Pars
% beginuiug. cuulainiu- nine tEouslnd ave
hundred aud seventy square feet Of hnd- In
prcEei1ents- ienee On the eat and south st1es,
end Al % thirty trces Ouner's name, 7. Il.
comS-ssrng three huuared ana forty four End
oue-ienih tti3.n feet suuth ard Twelve hunfrrd
nnd srFeniy tEoaud tuo-tenihs ffz7ssl fesf Ecsi
q the northeast cnrurr Of ssid qusrirr section,
thrrce Uesifflg ard parallel With tbs nurlh lire
cf aald quarter 1rciiun three huuircd and uine
tfeu So ieet thence rnalhrrlg aud par.l e giih
The easf line oi said qusItrr Uc,iun. Thirty feet
thenre easierY and parallel Elfh the nnr1h lus Of
SD quarter seciiuu three hundrrd lnd uiurteeu
1881 isst thence uofiheIiy ihiry T31 ieet g. the
place 81 beElfninE. coutzin * uine th.lusani asi
I've hundrei glu re feet o. iani. I'unruV-fn snts
boari fcnrs o. the sonth and vest uidea and about
eas hundrrd trees. OEnsfs name. ). r.
Sweeney.
NsE you snd sieh Of you are hereby nsiIfsd
that the city o. ali a prouasr d take sid pr,u-
efiV for The purpse uf ianprIrius ani I'll Mug
irsn AvFnue vest of Ninth STREET lu att cifv
and thst y a nd each ~ yuu ar r qairrd 90 o.
g. ihs city ei-rk's one o. the ti'g af Stuna.
within ten y fer ihe l1s' puhir { IN o. thia
nasiro ftn-Wii; zen days aftrr tha io.hd Of
y bruary ls55l, yeur Uriit-n errn-- 90 eF q
i-eiiun q IN pnlps-d sppiupr alton O. surh
prop-fty and siaiem~ut uf Eurh danl1ges
claiaisd Iher~fnr if ~ taken.
By ard-r al the usyur aud C1unciirnan & The
city ofstiina kansza 8. Z. BuWEN
lsEALl Cily Ciafk.
zlu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Allow a cough 10 run until It gets
beyond the reach Of medieine. They
often say, "Oh II win wear away"
bot In most cases Il wears them away.
Could they be induced 10 try the sue
ressful medicine called KemP's Bal
sam. which we sell on q positive guar
aHtee TO cure, they would Immediate
ly ZEE the excellent effect after taking
the Hrst dose. Price SOC. and sl.OO
Trial else free. J. J. Purcell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
EDrroR JnURSAL:-

AslAA1n - - -
Iuuticed an article 10 the JuURNAL
of tie issue Of DerenLer Is. 1854. "n
tie partiality Of the Board Of Public
Charities, in awarding contracts 10
supply public institutions, lsspeclally
the Insane asylum at OsawatOmiel, by
reason Of q Chiosgo drums complaints.
was glad to know lbat Ia some
measure the dsviltry was leaklag out,
aud hopeful 20 bear more aud was
expecting an effort 10 place q. Z.
Faulkner a. chairman of the COM
mtltee on Charitable IPsututiOns (;
nat. like ,natlers terrestrial la gsuer
al was disapp Ointed slgnslly. Per
naps he would NOT suit tie lneum.
brnts % the Offices at these iustilu-
tbins, which I acknowledge 20 be =
sufiicirnt Ttusnn Tor putting him un
Tue tail end of some Otber COMMITTEES.
Ar said before. in substance Il
sdSfds ms some satisfaction 70 know
thst resi,onsiOls parties 10 exist who
are not subsidistd or sCaned into a.
ienUe, and who have, Inadvertently,
h sesms, gOi bold Of s0me 0f the facts
by which TO compars the prelenslons
aud practices Of ghs amisole Faculty
at that hislnrlC, paniuEy, ptaapticSa-
iErd Osawstumie. Yet the unjust IN
tiuiAiiun that the blams tests uito-
gether wita ihe b0zrd of trustees will
be clearer shosn 0y % icsding .
aalal tendency. from ths knowlsdgs
of the charaoter q thoas Of then
vhom you knoW-and y0u surely
EagidP'b ssadapR 3 hpaaa aNns 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Kansas tas certainty taken long
step In the recognition OF the right ui
waunen ia hold uiIicr. Aceorling to
the Frrdonia Ctiisea there are eighty
one County S0peFiutendrnts OF
schools la the State. Al the Novem-
Der plrcliun. thirty ore were re-
esected. Eleven OF the eighty one sre
laaies. The fOlluwing are their
aamrs and countier: Miss @. Sseen.
q Barter; Mira Maggie kilmrr' Of
Chsiauqus; Miss 6sllie hutseii. Of
Cherukss; Ars Hary Z. Williams. OF
Coasy NIss MsItle J. WsFresieF, oi
Grahan; Mis- Genrsiana Daniels. of
Grusn wuod I Ms. A. c. Baker. Of Ia
helie; Mrs Agnes ). Csrruihers, 81
Bs,lse; Mis- Gertrude 8. Sievoas, Of
Eseridan; Mlss Francis b Willard,
- euilh. sad Nls LlSBis J. srePhea-
~, of Woedrsa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

When ynu Witt ar leave New York
'iIy. save Baggage ExprrrsaEr aud
'AIriagr HE and stop ri The tirand
Jniuu Il ttei. OppuslIe Grand CentTsl
D-pUI. ElrRant rwins htted uli al
ut OF Ohe milliun dollars, rrtiuc,-d tu
81 % aud upwards per day, European
.ilau. Elevator Restaurant sup
tiied with the best. Horse ours.
.tages aud elevated rallrnad 10 all de-
,Tits. Families can live hetter for less
tmunty At the Grand Union Hotel
han al any uthsr hrst-clAss hotel ih
the city. 49-lyr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12


FRON dOunslUwu, Caimhria county
Pa, c0nes the sad inttlliRtncr that
81. Congressman d. J MoFf,ll, PFrsi-
dent Of the Cambria Irou Company,
employing over 5000 men, has been
seat 10 a Philadslpi,la private INSANE
asylum for treatmsnt. HIS mind has
been failing for abuut two ytsrs. A
numbsr uf Ssline county I'erple-fur-
mefly frum Csmhria ununiy-are well
acquainted with this unfortunate Eeii-
tlsuan. We met Mr. Morrell at th'
Paris Exposition In 1878. aud from
prrsonul knuwle'ige can say thai he
was abaut tie ablrst and n'ost useful
Commissioner uur GOvtrnuent ha
90 the ExDls lien
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Frank BAOnN. appulnted by Gov.
Click Commissioner for ,he State ui
Kansas At the New Orleans ExpO>i'
tlon, was condemned By the Kansal
House by resolution last Monday, f"l
Joining with certsin other Commis
ai0ners IN extending TO Jeff Davis 81
iavitatiOn TO participate Ia the eEeuT'
alon for the reception Of Liberty Beih
It was resolved that he had ''Hisrep-
resented the sentiment Of all the pe''-
pie Of Kansas and outraged their feel
inRS Of tender regard for the dear oil
bell" The rOll-csli resulted In 81
yeas snd s navs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
Road Notice
STATE OF KANSAS =.
CoUSTT or SALIsE


Oaes ofCOunty Cisrk. jan, isth, les.
NJ Office Is HEREBT GIVES that on the lOih day
~ Of January i5si. petiiion signed by @ Z.
Nille.on and 20 Uthefs, vas presented 70 the
ard " County CON nnm-i0nrrs Of the cuunty AMI
tat aforrssli, praying FOR the Viewing an 10y
ing out Of a certain rad described Ha .0llsUs viz
40 the inier-eetlun of the tnWuships
Il Eurrka, Gg pun. WHlnui and Liberty iun-
ming vest 90 the rrciion line hrtWeen cisni
hirty-six (S5i and ihirty-hrel in township Is
Rang. 3 u-rt 6th r NJ. and sertinus me. ~ aud
, 30 2 In = unship n, Rang W ~ Wesi OF m
oh 2. ~. The said rad % be 81 fsri vide.
Wherefore said BBtrl Of Cuuniy commissioners
app lutei the 'ullawing-n m-d prrsuus t-uit
.. Z. O. lloyd, Oits rrrs-in and > Gdfrry. .,
u wrru with INSTRUCTIONS 10 MEET iu cSuiunrtinu
with the tuuuty suTte,'r, ai th- huuse II c.
Hhl-soH. n Waluut towns ip. On MiuitF th-
sN LAY uf frhrnarv, A. o.. iss3. aud pto eel o.
s lev SID iosd uld riSe o. ell Iutties hesriRs.
by uider co. The ard VI County Commi-si5n
srs. lsEALl Jo>EPn ssRGLSr,
en- o. &c
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

"ChInese" 00RDoN's mother wAs
the daughter Of the London merchant
Esderby, whose ships were raided
upon Ia BostUn on ihe night Of the
famous ''tea party" Enderby's
grandson can bring ell the tea into
Boston harbor he wants to-lf tht
American sdmlrers OF this gallant
soldier only knew he was safe IN tht
land Of the living.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

THR Eugsisu people eSudemn tht
Government severely for their pro
erusilnailon IN reinforcing the army
Of Egypt. A few days ago IL looked
as 10 the Gladstone ministry would be
compelled TO resign. II will not de-
Cor England to abandon their preten-
tions in The Nile country nav, and
che must sustain them u Il takes the
most powerful armament she can
bring into the Geld. The fall Of
Rhart0um Wus Of untold benefit a.
the cause Of the Mahdl. and Ibrings
10 HE standard a pOweTful aud deter
minsi ARMY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

IL we understand the English
correctly. Representative Jim Belford
Of Colorado. had just recovered from
. blind, staggering drunk and, look
ing like the "breakinE up Of har''
winter. 4" wandered into the House ol
Representative the other day, and
made q very brilliant, funny speech.
n we are wrong we hope some bro
thar will s.nrrnrf ne
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
WoRLD's FAlR
NEW ORLEANS

i now open aud will continue until
June let, 1856. The Mcnphis Siort
hOHtc South will enable people in the
West aud Northwest To visit the Ex
pOsitiuu at triliing cost. as this new
mute tthe only direct line between
the West and SOUTH makes the trip
~ New Orleans a comparatively short
one.
During the Great Fair, round trip
tickets tO New Orleans, gOud % return
until June 1t. will be Hn sale via the
Memphis Route, az very low Tatts
rom Kansas CITY and nll points in
the Wet. Hnd e-Decisl arrangements
Will be made tO accommodate the
IrUple la the bet possible manner
Enttre trains, with new Pullman
3uff~t Sirtper~. and Palace Rrt-lining
hair tars between Kansas CITY ami
Memphis. where Clnse connection
'rr made with all lines South and
East
The Memphis Short Roufe South J.
the only direct line iruni The West e.
Chattanooga, atlanta, Nashville
New Oriteils, jacksonville, and all
southern cities. Round Trip TuuTisl
Tickets arr sold via this route 10 all
pleasure resorts Of the South.
Send for nIsp aud time card of
this Sh0Tf ROUfs.. Vud note psFticu-
larry its quick time and superior
accOnlniOdaiinEs.
=. =. lockwood,
General R-s1sugsr Agsuf,
KAMA CTTK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

"IF wheat can be raised and sOl'i
On Chicago At eighty cents bu-hel. >
truthfully says the New York Nat
and Express, There can be no cnn'.
petition between Il and the East To
dian. As India has been looked o.
by some as the great future rival Of
the United States 10 whe i-growlnF,
our prOmInencs is not likely TO be
dlsnuled sureesnfuIly.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

JEFF DAVIS ias son INV la Sh"
Wano county. Wis "a half brerd-
who served Ia the Federal aTmy an'
who h on the ppnsion rulls Of ih'
United Stutes. The maiier l. ex-
plEinrd by the fact that upwards q
any years ago. J,if Davis, "a lieu
tenant IN the regular army, was siu
toned ct Fort WinnsbsgO. Propl'
are living who know that tidts0''
existed between him aud an Indiui.
woman. 1t that time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

TIE President-elect has been to
NeE York. listening TO the claims Of
the candidates for Cabinet positions
Among the callers from Kansas
were Gen. Blair. Gov Click. and Ev.
sress, of Atchlson. Leaving the city.
the new President went up the river
10 cit ct the feet Of the ssge % Grey.
stane. and be taught some political
,-rI-.qrur
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

THE Republican Legislative eHucus
of Illinois made Gen Lagan iI's choice
Cor senuioF. This. Of course, was sz'
psctsj. Logan - confident that al
thOagh the Legislature is . de be car
Be- elected if the Republicans will DO
their duty in standing By him. Nay
the gallant old leader pull through
..l.ln
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

We DO not know Of any medicine
that has galBed an equal popularity.
"a snch q short time, for the instant
relief Of CouRhs AMI -orrnr>s IN fh-
.uuss, - BE0os' CHEEaE CoCetl
SYRUP Il 8, mild and p.easant ~
d axe aud will not injurs toe ~ A. dsi.
ieate infant. sample bottles free 1t
Oseer seitz's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

3 s-SENATuR DOuLITTLE expects t'
Be appointed Minister iu Russia, un.
der Cleveland. as q reward for his
services and sacrifices. DnOlitIle J.
renegade Republican. who was ad.
vaneed by his party far beyond hl'
merit. Il l. not likely that he vii
be picked up aud hOnnrrd with .
mission NJ any k nd. ~ long rs iher
are hundreds of reliable old BuurbOn'
who have siOod Ly Ihe DemOcrsc,
frUm ehlldhnOd.
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road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS,
CUeATY ~ SALiNE,


oa e ai Coulty Clerk, Jan. lGth, ISIS.
or.1s IS HEHsuT alvES. ti.at on the I an drr
- o. January ia3A prtiittn signrd by 3. D
q 'tiu1IH AID II '-thers. "a. prc,-utel 20 th,
h'arl ~ c1aniy cIiuinissia.ers o. th- e-untg sud
state aiorr-zid. pra ing for the virEing aud o.
80 iisu Q Q Cuitsin rad a. isluEs. ttE. Gu
m-nlin- 40 tie Narihu,s % corner u srctilz No.
ntu~fsen tlgl Township sixt-an fi6l Rtnrs .
q 81 aud crossing IN ) "a - Till river aid iul-
nug along hu siuth blnk %, the smoky liil rir,r
eighty rgi- "a re ur less tae iocssion Of q certain
bridge acfs1s sali rtF r.
Also u ocat. a r'ia'i starting from the ssm-
paint, ts-uii; TIE Northwest c0Tner o. srciisa 80
niueieen tttl Twp siEiou n fltl kauEe tEo t2i wrs
aud running ale g The Serth hauk sf suid -n5t
mil uvef uishiy rsis mare Or l-ssto tha lseauou
" saii brit-e across the SIn5ky Hill river
WheIegpsn sid Bsard o. ceanty commissioner.
appgiulrd The iolloutug- -namrd prrssua. to-uu
n &. " Cur. ". Q Pace an John Lzrssu q.
virWere. With inaiructiora 70 meet, IA couIuucu1n
aith the e0uusy surT'yor, ut the h0use o Is
ks insSn Ia Liberty t0Hushipsn Turslay the %
day Or Marrh A. l5s3, and ptaee-d 10 Eigu 81 o.
NJ, aHd Eire al par les a hearing.
By 0TdeT sfthu bodrd of ceunty Commissioners,
lsEAL iosEFH SARGlET
COUNTY CLEuE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

IT is believed that James G. Pusey
the abscondIng Penitenilury clerk.
has bern captured in a littlt-Out-of
the-Way town Ia Eastern Texas.
Sheriff Keller OF LeavenwOrth county.
has secured q Pquisition frum Gov.
srnOr Marlin on the Governor oi
Texas, aud started after him. In
formation Of his presence In the littl'
Texas town was given by 81. Louis
detective. N. NJ. Kelley by name.
who had been employed to track him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Senate bill M. T3. an act 10 provide
for h0uOrably discharged tx Uuion
-uidlrrs. rail.'rs cor inaTlners, WuU may
hereafter die withOut leaving inraus
sufficient to dtfray funeral expenses,
aud az pruvidv head stOnes Co lIiark
their graves. La> passed that 6ndy.
aectlun I ul tile bill reads: IL -iHli
be THE duty Of tile cDunty cUiniuis
-iOuers, la each of the counties ui tnis
state. Ca designate the township
trustee, ur for g,ud reason, sUiie pei
sOn utheT than the township trustes
Iu each township. Whuse duty it shall
be 10 cuUse lu he decently Inferred tllt
budy of ANY huuurably discharged ex-
union spidieT, sailor or narine. who
served In the army Of the United
states during the war, and who may
heHller die without leaving sutficirni
iilpnns 10 dtfray funeral expeiisrs.
such burial shall NOT be made 10 any
Cemetery or burial gruund, or that
uurtl1u OF aDy burial griini use eX
clusively for the burial of the paupti
dead: PROVIDED, the rxpenses Ui
such burial -llHll not rXceed tiie SUM
oi $50; Aud prOUi,ied further, that . Il
case surviving Relatives uf tile de-
,.,-asrd shall desire To COuducI thr
funeral, aud are unable or uuwillinz
TO pay tie charges therefor, the.
shall be permitted 20 60 d.. aud ia,
expenses shall be paid as herein pro
vided.
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Administrative sNotice

STATE or KANSAS
CuuSrT o. NALNE.
In the FTsbate Coart 10 aad 10 Al esaaiy.
In ihe natter sfths Eaiais Of Andrew Nuir, d..
coastd.
e. oricE Is hershy given thai isiIrrs o. Admiui,
- 90. ti,,n hivr breu Ertnird 90 th- unfefs o.
uu the esiat- uf Andrru Nuir, late ai snir
uinniy, d~cras-d. By th- uannr .hIu the Pu.l,ai
tuuTl 90 the Couniy aud S.sfe aiUrtsaid. dtist
thr 9Th Gay o aruarys A q, iaoi. Nou, ~
p-rsous having cltims aEiinst al csiuts, ur
hereby noildei that lheg must present the sam
o. fhs uudersignrd iur aiioEaacr, Huhin out
y-ar from ihr date o. said lulltrs, thry uar o.
prrrludrd fr,rm any hcurat - suci e,iate; so
that % such claims te uat rHhihitrd Euhi thf-s
ysrs atei N date Jf slid Lrtiers, th~g "a 30 B.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

ENoLAND's arssnsis and ship
yaFls are Ia ~ unpfsce lsnted state OF
activity. Troups are being ordered 20
Egypt. War 70 the knife In prospect
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Born Houses Of Congress met IN
loiut convention yesterday, 10 cnuHt
the vUte faF President and Vice Prtt-
ldent. The vote said Cleveland and
Hendrioks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

We understand that the Simpson
railroad bill-with q few modiiiea-
tlons-may pass the house, bat will
fall 10 tbs Senate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Ihe 1t1rs aaEei lc.e1d nt VII ala ncii-c
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ant Faierae1, ana ltl. 3 piope1fy a.g .. g. az
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

FHuRsDAY. FEBRUARY b. lsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
Publication Notice.

u JnIlc.is csuri, before a. Wsrlarton 4 fu,if.s
o. a. r-ace y --iila fsu - IN Us Iaerfg
q s1ii1a aEd elai1 g Eals11.
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