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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Around Gypsum CITY.

II any additional assurance was
needed as tO a full 10 unded and conf
plete corn crop, IL was given last Sat
urday night by the steady gentle rain
that we had. Even the late corn will
make a good yield. Within a radius
of six miles Of this point, there will
be raised nearly half a million bush
els, which sold at an average price or
fed to cattle and hogs at an average
price will make a snug sum Of money.
4 sum considerably in excess Of an
average crop of wheat.
Timothy is a good yield this season.
AS ! passed a gap or gateway OF one
of G. Posts hedged fields a few
days ago, I saw that he had his i'm
shock and learn that he expects a
goOd yield Of seed. AS I understand
it. the question as to whether Central
Kansas will produce tame grasses in
paying quantities, IL being settled 10y
such pioneers as Mr.. Post and many
others.
The many goods rains that we have
had has put the ground in such good
condition for plOwing, that the most
Of our farmers are turning over good
breadth. AS sample, Lee Spellman
on the Gypsum, says he will SOW one
hundred acres Of wheat. Our county
has been so favorable to wheat raising
that one years failure does not dis
courage the hopeful farmer.
The hot still weather has become
somewhat mOnOtonOus, but q change
Is m the near future. Soon we shall
hear the autumn winds blowing.
Now that we are so near the threshold
Of the melancholy days" we begin
to appreciate the long bright sunny
days Of August, the grandest month
of the year In this latitude. The earth
Is more vaTiegated and richer in its
eOlOr, the sky Is bluer and the clouds
are more majestic as they lie offin the
back ground along the horizon In calm
and more enduring beauty than at
any other period Of the year. We
find fault with her in what does not
please US, as We do our BEST friend,
and then mourn her absence when
gone.
Hiram Bates, late Of the firm Of
Bates & Tinker, and A. B. Chapman,
two pioneer merchants Of this locality,
both having done well financially,
have sold out and left. Mr.. Chapman
Is succeeded by two young gentle
men, Messrs. Heck and Peas. JOna-
than Tinker has superseded Mr..
Bates with Chas. n. Johnston, our
efficient and popular school teacher.
II Charley succeeds as we'll with the
yard stick, as he did with the rule"
his employer will have reason for
cOngratulation. Mr.. Bates goes with
his family 20 Washington, this stste,
where ne has some property interest,
from whence he will look about for a
location to go into business. Mr.
Chapman goes with his family 10
Missouri. where he has purchased
tract OF land. Seven years ago he To-
Gated AZ Pliny with a stock OfgOOds as
an experiment, but succeeded In
building up paying trade. II h be
Iieved that both OF these parties feel |
reluctant 10 leave the Gypsum valley. |
John Kingman has a piece Of mil
let adjoining q field Of corn. and Il Il /
nearly ns tall as the corn. The corn |
Is full regulation height.
The sound OF the voice and hammer
% Frank Hart Is once more heard In |
the city. He IL building a house for /
James Tinker in the suburts-
AaRICOLA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

The so-called Independents are
fast to mate with the Democrats, and
persuasively mo doubt but dolorOus-
Is whine that now Is the time 10 pre-
pare 70 elect a Democratic Governor,
by "hltching teams"-like unto the
campaign Of lSS2- They tell the
Dems. that great unrest peryades the
Republican party that the Griffin
element is about TO kick over the
traces that the anti-prohibitionists
who voted for John a. Martin are
dlsgruntled, ETC., etc. IL is a very
pretty story that is woven out Of
nothing, aud handsomely illunin-
ated. But nobody bites. Peace and
quiet pervades in the Republican
ranks. The party in the State was
never better united. The election Of
q Democratic Presi dent really had
good effect In sOlidifying the Republi-
can party Of Kansas. While Repuh-
llcans talk out in meetin," pretty
loudly sometimes. they still have no
inclination 20 leave their party be-
cause Of the whisky question. Even
those Republicans who wandered of
In the Click movement OF three years
ago would not be caught In such
company again for any amount Of
money. In this statement, Of course,
we except those who (oBce Republi-
cans) have now given up all thought
Of acting with the party any longer,
and are too eoWardly TO join the
Democratic party out and out. But
this class, we are glad 20 say, is far in
the minority.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Cattle Sale.


n AVTHG rented my arm, yin seu a uuhlir
H aueticu 70 the highest bidder. On nv flnchr.
Is miles northwest Of Selma, and one-half ullla
east Of Windsor r. o., OttaEa county,
On Frid0y, September A. 1885,
the foiiovire property. io-uit.
IS bead Of tuo-year ell native rte.rs 8 head o
yearling steeTs. - head o. hi rnds surirg calves
leFeral high rade bell caiEss a1onr tfern rreis-
tertd short-horn oul, years GA I high eraie
ahort-horH bull calf months Old, 80 head 81 high
grade shOrt-hon and native cous and kellers.
soms With calves By their side and an On calf 10
thoroughbred bulls, and q number % other good
cattle / guod work mare % years Cii I eond
Eork horae n years Old I DARK brown stallion :
years old, . English drain aud I M0rran . peli-
grsed black Kentackyiiack 10 hands high. weight
uoo lhs; good lumber wagon, spring wagon,
sulky corn cultirator, I sulky stirring plnW and
a feu other farn implements. ErcrythinE guar
antsed a. represen.ed, and every article oae red
viii be sold.
TERMG-A credit OF Is months riIl he given
on All sums over SO. with note bearing 10 per
cent. interest and approved security. SIMS mn
der slo. cash, without discount. Over flu, pr
cent. discount for cash.
sale Uill begin promptly a loa. m.
A A nuWNEE.
Col. :. A. sAWTER,
WM r GEia
Auctioneers alsu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THE st Louis Fair opens Monday,
October 5th. and continues foT six
days. The Yelled Prophets will pa
rade Tuesday, October 6, and the
Trades Procession Thursday. October
s. The streets will be Illuminated by
electric and calcium lights together
with 10000 gas jets. 100000 has
Just been expended on improvements
and 65 ac.es added to the ground
Races will be given over the new
mile track every day during Fair
week. A rate Of one fare for the
round trip has been made by all rail-
roads running within 500 miles Of
st Louis.
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Road Notice.
STATE or KANSAS !.

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY uESHIINE
Odios Of County Clerk, Salina, July q. ls,5.
~ oTIcE = uEEEET aivES that on the 18th day
~ of July, ISIS, petition signed hy Iacpb
Rash and = oihers. vas presented % the loaul of
County Commissioner 81 the county aud State
Aforesaid, praying for the locatiun 81 a certain
rad described ~ follows. viz romme uciug at
the northwest corncr Of the neqr Of the ueqr Of
Sec. I6. Tp. IS, r 7 ", thence running west on
section line - reds 10 inter-rcf road running north
aud south. said road % be- a. feet side and loca-
ted 81 near as practicable seetion line briWer1
sections and Il
Whereupon said Board of County Commission
ers appointed the following namel pefsous. to-
vii. J. e. Barrett, J. G. Wiley and J. A Hayeurr
asNieWers, uith instructions % meet ~ the hnIi~e
Of the principal petitioner In Dayton township
on Monday the itth day of September. A. D. 1SSl.
snd Prucced 10 view said road and give 10 ali par
ties a bearing.
BY order ofihe Board Of County Commission
erss JOS SARHENT.
tsEALl County Clcr L
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THE trouble between the knights
Of Labor and the management Of the
Wabash system Of railroads has
grown out Of other difficulties, and a
fair measure Of resentment seems to be
the controlling principle Of action.
The company ON one side Is charged
with desire to get rid Of all the men
belonging TO the Knights Of Labor.
On the part Of the railroad company
Il IL claimed that the men have mo
grievance except in so far as their de-
sire 10 settle old scores Is a grievance
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

Com ~ ne cor lot County rcd 10 Phillipl'
Ind Add, thence lqo n, 80 n, y lo9 n
n 70 ~ beg QNaltol Part ~ a. u, ~ ,
Con so n ofse cor loi 70 90 ~ g Phillipl'
add, thenee y SO n n " n . SO 4 . 81
u % beg t2o7E570l pan neg IA, "a, 3
undivided O1e-half o. q tr.ct cen 7ol q aof
Use cor lOt 10 on ath q Phlllips' adt, theuce
so fts l2s 2 $50 q, ni5 n (l1sHs7g
Com so5 n . E6d ~ q y Of ns eoFsf - q. Il,
u, 8 thence . 100 n y 20 n = ION s3ti n
uoo1l64 ~ pGrt e. IA "a, 3
Com 578 q y and 523 d of ns cor of % q n,
IA 8, thsnce v les n 166 n Is n q q
t051l6D part - q Il, it,4
Com SIS n ' and 015 4 of the ne cor ofssq
u, a. 8 thence y id5 n iOon ie5 n =
lo0h (luozld3l p3rt ne 2 II, ~ 3
Com A. 20 cor of ne q 0fse q ~, u, >, the1ee
ezl5 n slIon y rs n . 10 n uIe1e5sl
part % q "a. if,3.
Com 10 rs Of ~ cor of ns qr of - e ofl1,
f, 5. thenes 215 n. lo0 n y 10 n q 10
n Q6oHE5l part ss ar u, las.
Con E35 n = of Nv cor q ne qr % sa qr of "a,
u, 5, thsnee ls0 n, - 4 = i1o n 30
n (ll91E10l p9rt 1a qf u, t. J.
Com 52s q ; and TJ r v of ne cor of 81 qF
~, IL, 5. thence y lioft ~ n 9 80 n n
a. % GIHl50l part - ar IL H.
Com 60 4 and 7f3 q ' of ne e0r of - qF
n,1g9 thence = 80 n 10 q 80 n \
100 = lloozl5ol pan e qr II. ~
Com 30 q . Of nv or e is ar % e a. lt,Ia,
8. thence 81 r. % it y "a feet, sen
fa1zEgil part % qr r., n, =
Com 7o5 a . and 80 q = o. ~ cor - e. r.,
if. 3, thsnes y 80 n 9 80 n 80 q , 81 n
i50Ki50l part q qr "A, a. 3
Com 5l8 q and - n = Of ne cor o. - Or q
sec "a, n, = thence y 80 q q o. 10 n
= n . beg (Z7Ei50l paFt - qF "a, r., .
Com so n % ~ cor % santa p nFe
Hollsnd.s adds thenes 80 q, si0o n
20 = loo o. part ae qr =, u,
Con 80 q q ~ cor ~ Santa Ra ave
Holla nd'l ndd, thcnce 80 n 10 n y
80 ioo q. part ~ qr Is. las.
Com 81 q e and ID u . of ~ cur % ~ qf
q e. qr IL, "A. 3, thsBcs y 10 n, l3o q
el1 q q 80 n te heginuing.
CON 20 q snd loo n % ~ cor % lot
Tenth Il Phillips sd, thencs n 10 q = -
n . ls0 n 50 q % 80. paFf ~ aria, lt,1 q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

IT is gratifying to know that the
human race il not totally dapraved
after ell. The other day $40 un'
claimed umbrellas were sold by the
elevated railway company. II Is
cheering IN be able to charge up 10
forgetfulness what we supp Osed be-
lnnRed 20 total depravIiy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

SENATOR EBMUNDs, who has just
arrived from Europe, in response to a
question about the present condition
Of trade In England, said
It Il depressed, very much de-
pressed. made inquiries wherever
] went on that point, and the reply
was everywhere the same. The cause
IL undoubtedly OverproductiOn. Eng
land has gone on manufacturing I'M
til she has glutted all her markets.
There Is wide spread feeling there
that England can only save herself
and prevent starvation 10y encourag-
ing emigration among her working
people. She must follow the exam
ple OF this country by adopting pro
teciive policy. Indeed, ] think she
will be compelled 10 take this step.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Notice.

ID roposals viii be received Al the ofice OF the
= County Clerk Of Saliuc county, Kansas. until
u O'Clock, h., Tuesday, september 1t, i~Sl, for
the purpnse of hesting he Court House BY steam,
according 10 plans and specifications nov on Gle
and open for Inspection AZ the Office of the said
County CLERK. The Board OF County Cummis-
Sl0ners reserve the right 10 JET any or al bids
By order Of the B0ard Of County Commission
eu, JosEFH SAEgEsT. County clerk.
Nuu Iasg
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$500 Reward.

~ HEREAs u "a commonly reported that the
w earcasses Of dead animals have been throUu
into the smoky HilRiver and other streams Of "a
ine county 70 the injury Of the health Of the COM
munity. II ls therefore ordered by the Rnard %
County Commissioners that 4 reward Of twenty
eve dollars he offered for the information leading
10 the arrest conviction and hne of any perso or
persons who shall hereafter throw or cause 90 re
thrown the earcass OF ang dead animal into any
river OF stream In said county.
By order Of the Board Of County Comuii.s ion-
ers. JosEFH SARGEET, County Clerk.
Salina, August 10, lSs5- DIST
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Publication Notice No. 5445

Land Ohiee al Salina, Kansas, August .. iSS5.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvES that the fuliouinr-
named settler has fled notice ofhis intention 10
make anal proof In support % his claim, and that
said proof will be made before Register anil l,r-
eeiver, a. Salina. Kansas, on sept +, lsss, viz
Christian Gulhrandsen, II. X. 2i7O6 for the Shf
SW ar, Shf Scqr Sec. 3, Tp. %. r. aW.
lie names The following witnesses 90 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation uf
said land, VIZ; Frank Pager, AniprH johnson,
J. NJ HunsE Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THE dispatches tells US that the
grasshopper armies are on the move
from the Northwest and the Rocky
mountains with an eastward and
southeastward line OF march. We do
not believe they will reach US. II
they do, they cannot do much harm
to the corn. Possibly the fall wheat
could be injured, or the eggs deposited
which would bring an army OF de-
stroyers in the Spring.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THEnew L. S Marshal says that he
owes his appointment to Tom Fenlon,
John r. GOOdin. r. r. Smith and
JEFF Hudson, Of Wilson county. We
Supposed, Of course that Gov. Click
had procured his appointment hut it
seems that he did not.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

FREDERICK DoUGLAss says: 'The
final funeral Grafton upon General
Grant. the one which is TO do full
Justice to his memory, the one that Is
10 thrill the heart Of the Nation and Is
to be read away down the tide oftime
by after-coming generations of the
American people, must be delivered
from the chamber Of the American
Senate by Roscoe Conkling."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

MuRCIA the district Of Spain where
the cholera Is doing its deadliest work,
Is the region which was submerged by
floods in 1879. The lnundations not
only Impoverished. the inhabitants
but made their houses damp, un-
wholesome and ague-breeding.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

DIR. PHILLIP KRoHN has shipped
his goods TO Phillips county, where
he will locate. This means that little
Phillip may contest with the fascina-
ting Hanback, for the Congressional
prize. II will be carpet baggar "agin"
carpet-bagger. Il Is to he understood.
also, that Phillip can make just a.
good a spread-eagIe speech a. the gifted
"Hammy." Wherefore we outsiders
will look with interest upon the battle
Of the northwest Titaus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Published Thursday, Aug. 20, ISIS.
Ordinance No. 457.

An oriinance making special assessment for i'm
pruvements In the city Of salina, Kans.
Be Il OrdGAlcd bV the MIyOr and
CORcilDIeH Of The Cfiy ~ .Sttlind,
Kansas.
Sac. I. That there be and Is hereby levied
sp,-al tax for Improvements in addition 10 the
taxes for general revenue and other purposes IN
on each ol the lots AMI parts OF lots hereinafter
described, the several amounts set opposite 90 the
same A. follows:
West - n of lots Nos iOs III santa BE- ave siG a
East . r. oi vest - a. Of lots Nos Iul aud III.
Sauia fe uuf...-......-......- - 4 lf
East ~ n of south : nf lot no lil on santa
North = OF lot No rs on santa F. avenue u IA
All Of iut No 10 on santa Fc avenue ..-....76 ~
North = Uf lot No ~ on Santa Re avenue st.g6
East u ft pi vest IS "a oi lots No ITO and Il2
on RUN street. -.--...-.-----.---.- go
West a. n % east - q of lots Nos 10 ani ila
on alu - ~
East p q of lots Nos 10 and ll2 on 5th Stiu y,
Al 0f lot No llf on Fifth street .. - a.. ~
All Of lot No llG on Filth strect-....- .... q "a
SIC. ?. That the city clerk be and l. hereby
authorized 10 certify the foregoing assessments 10
the rouuty clerk 90 he PLACED upon the tax roll
for collection, subject % the same penalties and
collected IN like manner as other taxes.
SEC 3. That this ordinance shall take effect
AMI be In force from aud amer its publication in
the SALINE CoUNrY JOURNAL
lsEti.I WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayor.
hereby certify that the shave Is a true and
correct cupy of the original ordinance passed bv
the cunneilmcn of the city Of salina. on the 18th
day Of August, tsSG.
Atiest-E T. BOWEN. City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THE Attorney General has been
urged to discontinue the criminal
prosecutions against the Oklahoma
boomers, but has declined until he
has received assurance that they have
permanently and in good faith
abandoned their attempts to enter the
forbidden territory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug, b.
Coroner Beale Of Camden and a jury
to-day made a thorough investigation
into the ease Of Margaret Kealey, who
died al KirkwOOd on Tuesday, and
declare that il was not case of Asiat-
ic cholera as WAS supposed. but that
she died Of cholera morbus caused 10y
eating green apples.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug. Is. The
secretary Of war has instructed q ener-
al Miles I'm command Of the depart
mpnt Of Missouri, tO hold the troops in
readiness to enforce the presidents Te-
cent proclamation in relation To the
cattlemen on the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe reservation. BY the terms of the
proclamation, cattlemen will be COM
PEELED 10 remove their herds by Sep
temher 4. Troops will be held at Fort
Rpun
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

Now that Ben Butler talks Of COM
ing out with q fiat-fOOted indOrse-
ment Of Cleveland and his admins
tration, several thousand Democrats
are threatning 10 take to the brush.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Auction Sale.

" AvISG sold my farm One-fourth miles east
, u aud Z mile south Of Mentor, viii sell Al
public auction, kas., on
Thursday, Aug. e., 1885,
At 10 O'Clock, A. n, the following desc ribed pro-
prrty.
one team of work horses and years old.
One mare With ioal, year Old.
uuc i-year old colt.
Que sucking colt.
Two milch cows.
Four yearling steers.
One grade bull
Threc calves.
Thirty-six head Of shoats
Cne set II harness-nearly new.
One lumber Eagon-run two years
One Buck-eye Grain drill
llarrOWs, culiiyator, mower. hay frame. etc.
Ten tons Of milleif IN stack.
FiNy acres corn In the hrd
TEHNs-l2 months time at y per cent. inter
rst on all sums over so, and under $40. cash.
3 per cent discount for cash.
WILLIAM PATTERsoH.
n. :. PRIcE, Auctioneer.
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Published Thursday, Aug. -, lss5.
Ordinance No. 456.

An orliranee making n levy oftaxes FOR rrneral
Tevenne aud other purposes In the city Of "a
liza, Eansas.
Be IL ordained bV the Mayor and
CpUaciiHen Of The city Of .Suliaa.
hdHs0S.
sEl- !. That the sum Of ten mills on the,lolIa
be, aud the same Is hereby levied on al real
mixed aud personal property IN the city for zen.
eral revenue purposes.
sac , That the sum Of Eve mills on the dol
lar lee, and the same 4 hereby levied on ~ real
mixed ami personal pr per- , in the city, fer the
pulplss Of opening and impruving streets
avenues and alleys, aud for huilline hridres eul-
verts, uers and cross walks acrnss streets
SEC J. The the sum Of one mill uh the dollar
ne. and the same j. hereby levied on M rial
mixed and personal property in the citv for the
purpose Of providing sinking fund % redeem
outstanding city bonds AZ M stuFity.
Stc. 4. Thar the sum Of one nliil on the dollar
be AMI the slmo Is hereby levied on all real
mixed and personal property in the city, tor the
purPsse or paying Interest on The outstanding
bonds Of the city.
SIC. 5. That the levy male hv the Hosrl Of
Eiucaion Of the city Of Stlina school District Tor
general revcnue and 90 Tay Interest on the bonds
Of the said Board b. and same & hereby approved
SIC 8. That this ofdiuanee shall q K. ii,rt md
b. In force from ani after ~ Publication in the
sALISE COUNTY dorKNAL
Approved August l.. ISIS.
fsEkL-l WILLIS BRISTOL. Wavor
herrbv c5rify that the above Is 4 true and
correct copy of the original ordinance T-lssai by
the eounciimen Of the city of Salina. on 18th day
Of August ls,l.
Atiesi;-E. e. BOWEN, CITY CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

CAPT. L. j. PERRY has sold his in
terest IN the Paola R,TWJliodn TO his
partner Mr.. GreasOn. Mr.. Perry an
nOunces that he will retire from the
newsnaper business for the present.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1884,
Notice to TaX-paVers.

OFFICE or COUNTY TREAst KER1
SALIxK COUNTT. kANsA-.
july 18th l~-l.
~ oTicE is hereby given ihat the fulluuing de-
~ scriled laads and toWh lots much thcrt
Of Of each tract as may be necessary for that pur
pose will on
Tuesday, September fst, 1888,
and during the next succeeding days thereafter
be sold 10 public auction at my once in she court
house In Salina Saline County Kansas, for the
taxes and charges thereon for the year A. D.
IssI J. r. UANrLrnN.
Treasurer Saline County, kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

THE pilgrimage 10 the tomb Of
Grant Is like the neger-ending stream.
About 4O,OOJ people visited the tomb
on Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

Miss ADELAIDE RUDOLPH, Of
Cleveland, a niece Of Mrs. Garfield,
has been chosen professor Of Latin in
the Kansas state university.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
n TETHs o. GOD HVk

One year aFs purchased of GoFernor Glhl :.
dark red shori-horn ball eAh beio1EinF b ihs
1Gied ''Lady Jane" famiiF. Ths aeEuFnur alra
of this auiall. 'aIt ufl b seen by 90 aEaminst5a
of TIE PediEree thai this eal . of tbs very tssl
blood. bis dane belonEing y he imported LAZY
Balls. and he great-gFand sire, ths laird uulnd
Duke q OIiold, fla10l fEmoua ah0E tuil On lolr
states, and beTond thai he beat nn1 e En1lIrh
hulh- Ihls fIllily 4 no1ed for - sd fEstI1g
and milklnE guailtias-" Thls ban Gm - tsPt
at ny harn fuhere gsFeral % hm calves cE1 ba
seenl untii Anrust ~ naEG Fer fnztheF paTiicl-
Ian, isras, A. call on o. ad1ress.
s-sm VI. r. GEIs. 3aisa, Kauraa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20

We are prepared to
close all Real Estate
Loans Immediately and
are Offering many in
ducements that others
do not.
FIRST-If desired by
the borrower we accept
partial paym ems.
SECOND-Annual or
Semi Annual interest.
THIRD - Pay your
money the day the pa
pers are signed.
F0URTH-We will
duplicate terms and
rates offered by the
cheapest.
Our supplyinexhaust-
ible, our amounts liber-
al, our terms the best.
See us.
YORK, RITCHIE & co.
90 Per Cent. Discount.
We will give a Discount
of 20 Per Cent. on all
Spring and Summer
Clothing.
MARYLAND, Dodge, and
Moore.
Seed wheat for sale,
inquire at the Store of
MARYLAND, Dodge, and
Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
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