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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-08
Nav Cambria chniisrlnns.

The friends of Hugo Juengal will
be paiued 10 hear Of hIs continued
serious illness.
Calvin Faust has so far recovered
~ to Le uIle To sit up part Of the lilne
Daniel HumOarger lost a valuable
hUIse last week.
Mr. Lewis Sees went To Assaria
"Wednesday morning To JOIN tue Mo,
Valley Bridge Builders.
Miss Jennie Shzuahan. OF Salina
spent last week with Miss MOlne
HuIubarger.
BRYAN Bruner came back after
the cluse UI Tue tirst tenn Ol the Man
haitian Agricultural College and wih
remain here Tor the rest OF The winter
he IL looking ~ though College lllt
agreed pretty we'll Win him.
Miss Rosa A. Snyder is spending
. ine time with the family VI Jonas
Bsuiield.
On account Of the extreme cold
weather on New ieurs Day, the
scholars treat Iu District NJ. % dIu
not cOme of until yesterday.
Charlie SOnuer went up TO Bavaria,
Tuesday morning, To see friends.
The ice harvest has been good one
aud the ice houses have all been wei
tilled no heed OF any budy suffering
Tor want of ice next summer in this
town.
John Murtey spent Sunday in Sol
Onion city with friends.
A surprise party under the
chHperoning Of Geo. W. kvphart
came off al the Weaver house on
tuesday evening, aud / TOved To he
the bon ton affair Of the seasun; sbuul
fifteen COUPLES partic paIed, amun :
them Miss Ella kUiIr, aud ] :. Realn
l.. II. DUnmyer aud Miss Minnie
Morris, Mr. and Airs Milton Keep
hart, q. w. kephart and Miss Eui-
ma Reaser, Robert Pariuenter and
Miss Beckie DUnmyer. Edwin Don
nlyer aud Miss Lizzie Dnnmyer, Mr.
aud Mrs. G.. +. SaXten, Louis Sees
and Miss Etlth CurnHhun, W IN Don
myer aud Miss Mary McC"y and
Messrs. Chas. Meyer, Dan aud Minnie
DOnmyer, John Murtey, Oliver
ReAser, aud W. j. DOumyer. Music
was furnished by the celebrated Har
mon Band, and the spacious dining
room WAS filled With merry dancer
until twelve O'clock, when uN -trr-
we're served by Minnrapulis's iDrueI
Well-kuOwn caterer, JAS. Reuu, uu q
ali unite ia saying they never had IL
uetter time, aud heartily thank Mrs
Weaver aud family for their kind
hospitality. NJ. I. HEAD.
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SENATOR COLoUITT, Of Georgia.
says that the South will be for pro-
lection before another year. There
is, undoubtedly, a rapid change Of
sentiment going on there, since the
development Of the manufacturing
interests has begun. The fruit inter
es; in Florida, the manufacture Of
cotton In Georgia and elsewhere, the
iron interests in Alabama and thu
sugar business In Louisiana all need
protection aud will thrive best under
It. These interests will afford a con
siderable barrier to the breaking
down Of our tariff laws, by the new
administration, even II such a COURSE
were meditated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-08

THE report comes from Washing
ton that Mrs. Blaine curtly refused to
attend the Presidents New Years
reeeption-all because Of Presidenl
Arthur's inactivity In Blaine's inter
est during the last campaign. Mn.
Logan, however, was on hand anu
did her part nobly. Thus saith the
correspondents. These society do
ings' are no doubt Of great weight Co.
Washington, but the American ps,,-
pie do not form their estimate Of putt
lie men on the SMILES Of Mrs. Logan
or the snuhs OF Mrs Blaine. Among
themselves they have their little n
valrirs aud heart buruings the sanir
as other families, the recnrd of Waicl
may be interesting resding-the sam,
rs the personal history Of the great
always Is but while the masses ur,
diverted for tue moment they 60 Of
thiukiug just As much as ever Of
Blaine and Logan aud Arthur.
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Notes from eypsum

Having seen no mention made In
the JOI RNAL Of the results Of the La
dies Mite Society aud church social OF
the NJ. L. church, for the Gypsum
circuit Rev. McDuwelD l deem II
= matter Of interest g. state that it has
nesn very successful, financially, aud
| may say socially also. As rule
its entertainments have been well at
tended and well conducted The in
terert Of q large number Of per-UuS
- no are not members OF the church
has been tenlisted aud much credit l.
iue for the generous manner with
which they have supported the sueie-
ty. During the past year a debt on
the Parsonage OF about three hundred
and forty dollars was paid. II j. but
Just TO say that the President, Mrs
VI. A. McDOwell, has discharged the
iuties Of her Office with fidelity. anu
,biy. The ladies of the Society in
appreciation OF ber efforts, made her
suitable present uut of the funds ui
he society. The urganizttiun euter~
upon its second year with good re-
,-Ord
Though past the time, II IL hut due
hHt mention should be made that
the Christmas tree al Piiny WAS well
received by the children iu whose a.
trrest and for whose benefit il wus
gutten up. Much credit is due the
young ladies who compo-pd the 80
letting committee and TO Wm. Jones.
the Superintendent. A vote OF
hanks should have been given TO Mr.
L. n Johnston, A una and Ella Amos,
Laura KiugmAn, 5. Kingnan and
Mrs. Harry Bates, for assistance reii-
Tered. The address Of Rev Mellow
I'll was brief. but well timed aud very
David Eagles wss Santa
Claus for the occasion. aud was sue
cess, but the boys knew II was Dave.
AS the day school Of the very sue
sessful teacher al Pliny Is 80 much /
-rDWded aud Notwithstanding IL re- /
luirvs extra lshOr aud Httentiun, holds |
night school two nights in the week. |
Or the benefit of the older scholars.
without additional charge. Mr.. John 4
tom Is q young uan who Is thorough
y lmbutd with the spirit OF teaching
nd in sympathy wirh his pupils.
Mrs. J. Il. Kingman has been so
letting subscribers for the autibiog-
aphy aud the very Interesting wOrks
4 John B. Cough.
Winter weather for the last three
weeks has been continuous and per
iStent and has put q stop % corn
.usking, which now. like many debts
Fill have 70 run oyer 70 the next
ear.
Being at c. c. Milleson's recently,
who possesses a very nice bunch OF
attle) my attention was called TO q
cry hne male DuTahm calf about
Ight months old. Mr. c. says he is
sven eiKhts Durham. and for size,
olOr and general makeup he certain
I hss few superiOrs.
EsQnirs Wait, whn was east az far
} his native heath, has returned
gain 20 the land Of Kansas, and is
ritsF satisfied than evrr with the
ate Of his adoption. He predicts .
Irge emmigrRtiOn westward the
iming year.
The beautiful snow has kindly ,
lFown It's msntle over the wheat
eds, thus pFolecting the plant from
be rude bla4ts Of boreas and the nip
ings Of JeCk krost. Already pre-
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It's rain instead OF snow.

It's rain instead Of snow.
Miss Hattie Godfrey, our School
N istress IL sick with the quInsy, 50 a.
TO stop school q few days
Mr.. Jonas Shipe Lost 4 good mare
last week. The cause Is supposed 10
have been collie.
The basket festival was a complete
success; the contest between the old
and young men in regard 10 VINO
were 10 be their partners for supper
was quite amusing.
H.H, Godfrey went to Eureka last
week 20 visit friends.
Geo. Lee aired his Sunday clothes
ct Berwick.
The next dime social will be held
at the Berwick ScnOOl house, Jan,
l6, 1885, in the evening. All are III
vited TO cOme-bTiDg your friends
along and have a good time.
II. II. g., has sold his buggy to
Jones, Of Hobbs creek, on condition
that he Is to bring Miss A to
Hobbs creek every two weeks. JONAS
thinking it q good chance Tor him Ia
see F., took the buggy at --ht
uIbl OnGEs
There seems to be quite a stir be
tween F. and s, as 10 who is 10 take
care Of the Keas.
Miss Annie Shipe has taken hei
usual position In the Hobbs creek
school house.
Mr.. II. B. Wing spent New Year'
10 the Berwick district.
BUSINESS CARDS.
]. o. Shipe-butcher. two door
east OF P. o.
F. Keeler-Sled maker, and re
pairing done on short time.
s. BuEzard-Student al law, vii
| practice In the courts Of KcQs.
Thomas WriRht-Dealers in al
kinds OF Dogs.
A. NJ. Wright, music teacher.
The rain is taking the snow, and
general breakup is expected by
FARMER
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someFool,,h Psopls

Allow a cough 10 run until II gets
beyond the reach Of medicine. They
often say, "Oh It will wear away"
but ia most eases It wears them away.
Could they be induced to try the sue
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we sell on n positive guar
antee 10 cure, they would Immediate
ly see the excellent effect after taking
the first dose. Price SOC. and Si.0O
Trial size free. ~. Purcell.
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For many years the name OF Jane 5
Wick has been familiar tn tns pru-
pile Of the country. He was among
the first of thuse who have built up
here an extensive business as seeds
men aud florists. The reputation oi
the firm for pFumpt and honest deal
ing WAS so0n established and all over
the land IL was SOON held safe L. in
vest money ia the articles offered hy
James Wick A few years ago the
bu~iues- was extended 80 "a 10 in
clude towering plants. shrubs. bulhs
&c All varieties OF flower aud vrgr-
table seeds are sent out. ss usual by
mail, aud express. all warranted 90 b.
u~ goal ~ can he produced aud now
ord, r. fur plants and bulbs are fiIled
with the same certainty that the pur
chasers will receive what they order
The new Catalogue for this year l.
very attractive. II describes every
variety Of plant and flower one would
wish to cultivate In garden or house.
The prices are reasonable. The price
Of The Floral Guide" Is 10 cents.
which will be reniitted tO those who
give an order for seed or plants. Ad-
dress James Vick, Rochester, n. Y
Gospel Banner.
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Th.ss Are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the
reach Of suffering humanity, truly is
Electric Bitters. Inactivity Of the
Liver. Billiousness, Jaundice, Con-
stipation, Weak Kidneys, or any dis
esse Of the urinary organs, or whoever
require an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always find Electric
Bitters the best and only certain cure
known. They act surely and quickly,
every bottle gugranteed to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded Sold
at fifiy cents 4 bottle by Oscar Seitz.
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a MEMBER of our diplomatic corps
at Vienna claims that France has &C
quired 81 curious dislike for this coun-
try. and being fun or the colonization
mania will seek 90 encounter our arms
by establishing prot,ctorate over
Panama. The United States has 3
great deal OF leisure now. and Is ach-
ing for a tussel with some foreign
government. 80 pitch in. Johnny
Crauaud.
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We have watched with interest the
discussion Of the charge msde against
ST John. that he sold himself to th,
Democrats In the late campaign
While il is natural for Republicans u
feel highly indignant that 81 John
should have pursued the course be
did, not all are prepared 10 believe he
deliberately put himself upon the
market, 20 be transferred to the high
est binder IL will be admitted thai
la all his speeches aud letters 81
John l. far more severe upon the Re
publican party than upon its gIeai
party rival. Aud Il was The Repub-
lieau party which raised the Ex GOV.
eruOr 10 prOmintnce; the party
that nursed aud raised aud shell
tered prShibition-fbe alleged "sa
cred cause" a. which St. John profess
es hts life work low 10 be wholly aud
solely devoted. II wss 10 tbis party
auo that ~. John swOre alsegiancs for
- ~N-~-~ - * ~ WINS AENMAE AAEG III
cago convention. prufessing s0lsmnly
that be WAS q Republican first and
PrOhibitionist afterwards" In face Of
all this and 10 spite Of his present in
consistency there are many Republi.
cans who believe that ST. John has
not been actuated By 3 money oonsid-
Grafton In his late moves, but By a
Vsulting ambition which has over
leaped itself Having been consigned /
20 the shades Of private life, Il was
only by beoomlng q distinctively !
Prohibition leader that he could asain !
blossom into prOninence. such is
the opinion OF some Republicans, and
such may have been the true status
Of the case. The charge that he sold
himself to the Democracy is surely = /
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-08

REPRESENTATIVES, Of the various
railroads of the State met the Rail-
road Commissioners in Topeka last
Monday afternoon, to talk over the
reduction Of freight rates, In view OF
the depressed markets. The argu-
ment Of the railroad men was that re-
duced rates would only benefit the
middle men-nOt the farmers. The
meeting adjourned without arriving
at at any conclusion.
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A SOUTHERN correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Commercial Gasetts says
that one Of the cherished schemes OF
the Democrats in Mississippi is to re
turn JEFF Davis to the United States
Senate. In view Of the fact that the
Solid South is now in the saddle, the
Delphic priestess would haze good
reason TO declare that the omens were
most favorable for Jefferson at the
present time.
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It is said that 5O,OUO people die an
nually in the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three is from Consumption. This can
Je 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 II
while il is in the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. /; does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
il, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm aud morbid matter that accu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. II
ailays all Irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar SeitZ
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Ihs Homo lle,i Man in saIIna

AS well as the handrOmest, and
Others are invited to call on J. J. Pur-
cell and get free a trial bottle of
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, a remedy that is selling en-
tirely upon its merits, and Is guaran
teed to cure and relieve all Chronic
aud Acute Coughs. Asthma, Bronehi-
tis. and Consumption. Price soc, and
- m
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grave one. If proven, It would polit-
ically kill and damn st. John for ali
time to come, and at the same time
lnfilct a very serious blow upon Pro
hibition. The charge 50 far has only
been a charge. No proof has been
evinced. fit can be pOven, 1t is the
solemn duty Of those who can furnish
the proof to produce il at onee-apd d
thus bring an impOster 10 judgment
Immediately. Otherwise let Us hear
no more about the matter.
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An Independent Newspaper Of DEM
ocratie Principles, but net Controlled BY
any Set Of Politicians or Manipulaton !;
Devoted to Collecting and Publishing all
the News Of the Day in the most Inter-
esting Shape and with the greatest pos
sible PromPtnesS Accuracy and Impair
tiality; and to the Promotion Of Demo-
cratic Ideas and Policy in the affairs Of
Government Society and Industry.
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WORlD's fA'F
Ar
NEW ORLEANS

L now open aud will continue until
Jun- 1t. lsS5. The Memphis .NOyt
Route SYufh will euabl- people ia the
West and Nurilwt~t tu viii the TX
pn-itiuu aJ thrilling ,r'-t. n this new
route (the only direct line between
tn,. Wr-t .ud ~outhl makes tie trII.
10 NvA Grean, IA comparatively shUrI
one.
Dunug the Great Fair, round trip
tickets tu New ORLEANS. guud to return
until June 1t. viii be un sale via the
Memphis Route. at very low rat, =
from Kan-a~ CITY and all points in
the West. and especial arrangements
will bp made Go accommodate the
people in the bet possible manner
Eniire trains, with new Pullman
Buff Slerprrs. and Palace. Reclining
Chair Cars between Kansas CITY aud
Memphis. where clu~e CONNECTION
are made with all lines South aud
East
The Memphis Short Route South is
the only direct line lrum tie West To
Chattuuuuga. 4 Atlanta, Nashville,
New Orleans, Jacksuuuillr, and all
southern cities. Round Trip Tourist
Tickets are sold via this route To all
pleasure resorts of the South.
Send fur msp aud time card of
this Short Route. end note paTticu-
larry its quick time and superior
accommodutiuhs.
J. Z LCC EwooP,
General R1Iicacsr ASesi,
KANSAS CITY
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ALL the Democratic pOsslbles"
are watching with envy the gorgeous
Ovations rendered in the South to
Samuel J Randall. Ifa cyclone, tn,
Kluklux or the White Liners would
make mince meat Of him, the mes
sures Of happiness Of the ''pOssibles'
would De lnLl 90 nverfnming.
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AN srticle on Senatorial ScFaWls'i
says Ingalls, uses up and down strokes,
as IL he was not ashamed Of his name !;
while Plumb writes a hand which
would delight the old printers VIII"
set type for him. when be was editing
q country newspaper.
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The proof OF the pudding Is not In
the chewing Of the string, but in tav
Ing an opportunity to test the article
direct. Oscar Seitz, the druggist, has
4 free trial bottle Of DR.. BOsunkO's
Cough and Lung syrup for each and
every one who is afflicted with Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any
Lung A Affeciiou
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Asure Cure For Piles.

The first synptOu Of Piles is an in
tense itching al night after getting
warm. This unpleasant sensation IL
immediately relieved by sn applica-
tion of Dr. Bn~ankO's Pile Remedy.
Piles in all its rorms, Itch, Salt Rheum
aud RingwOrm eau be permanently
cured by the use Of this great remedy
Price, 80 cents Manufactured by the
Dr. Bnsanku Medicine Co., Piqua, o.,
old by Oscar Seitz.
Oscar Seitz. the druggist, is always
looking after the interest Of his Gus
TONERS he has now secured In the
sale of DIR. Bo~auko's Cough and
Lung Syrup. remedy that never fails
To cure Coughs. Colds. Pains la the
Chest aud Lung Affections. Fol
proof trya free sample hottie. Reg
ular siz, 80 cents Hni 81 90.
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THE Chicago LnteT-Ocedn very per
tently remarks that when there are
100, ,OO0 Democrats in q State and only
1000 offices In sight, and the Presi-
dent elect writing civil-service letters.
no wonder the Democratic goose
hangs low.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-08

Gov. CLICK has appointed Gen. G..
W. Blair 20 act for Kansas as Assist
ant Marshal at the unveiling Of the
Washington monument on Feb. p.
AgammenOn and Achilles are fast
friends for the moment at least.
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FLOODS in the Wabash and White
Rivers, in Indiana, have submerged
the bottoms and carried away thous-
ands Of saw-lOgs. Many families have
been compelled TO move, and the
country below Vincennes is endan-
Rarei
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUs
AND bushels cash wheat, 81 cents, Of
fered by President Francis In the 81
Louis Merchants Exchange Monday.
were taken by Moses Fraiey-tht
largest single transaction ever made
on the exchange.
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THE Mayor OfNew York announces
that the Brooklyn bridge does not pay.
The bridge nrst earn So. 900 a year
to provide the sinking fund required
for the bonds issued by the two cities.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 8th, IS S

THE Topeka saloon keepers also are
visiting the New Orleans Exposition.
The big show will derive a fine in
come from the exiled salOonists alone.
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dictiOns are ventured that there will
be a good crop next year, and we
hope for aud expect better prices.
ANNoTATOR.
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Publication Notice.

STATE or KANSAS,
CouNTT OF ~ALIgE -
Before r a Bisbap Justice Of The Peace of The
City q Saiina, saline Counfy. kanssa.
S1lduich Hanufaci urinE Co, FlalntiI,l
Alfred Low and james n. Re- q .Defendants-i
be ahure uam-d defendants. Alfred Low ard
Jane, n. Reed giIl take notice that % have
been sued b the abose raaaaed pla nlid fer the
sum Of two hundred and ioTty-one dollars and
eighty ave cents ls1ll 81 and Interest thrreon
irUui November 5ith. isSis az 10 PER cent pr
annunl- That summons aud older or attach
meut have been i-surd Tor said amount on the
tifh day of N0veThhCr lisa ard rrturned and
that th"ir properly has been attached and the
trial Of said causr y n Be had before X. II. btlh-
0p, one of the Justices ofthe Peace ofthe CitT Of
ealina Township 10 Saline County STATE O.
kansas a. bis ofce 10 the city OF salinn, IN nd
county, on the i3ih day Of January, A. D. lss3'
a 3 o'clock A. ".
SANDWICH MANUFACTURlSG Co., PFnfd,
HL u a. LnEl-L- Lh.Lr L-lnrn-I Al 81
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
STATE OF KANSAS
County Of saline.

STATE or KANSAS
County Of SaliRc.
In the Probate Court IN and for said
County
In the matter Of the Esiste Of August Frost.
deceased
a REDiT0RS and al other persons interested
~ in the afurea-id Estate. arc hereby noiidt d
that at the regular term ofthe PROBATE Court. in
ard for aid county, 20 b. begun and held a. the
C0urt Room in saiiua. and county Of saline stale
Of q oresaid, on the Grst Monday In the month OF
april. A. D. lsS5, ] shall apply % said 0burt for
9 fuIl and anal settlement Of sald Estate.
JnHN A FR0sT,
Admir- Of the Estate Of August Frost deceased.
January s. A ID. ISIS. 5o-ft
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Notice ofFinaI Settle
ment.
STATE KASsAsi
CoUNrr or SALINE -

STATE OF KANsAsI
CoUNrr or sAL1SE
n ~ Fsobdts Csurf in end ~ s1id CouH,y
In the matter ofttc Estate Of " % Edrari Well
deceased
REDIroRs and an ether persons interested On
- The aiarcsail Estate arr hereby nufifrd. that
AZ the regular term o. the Pr1hat- Court. ID a 9
far said cllnty. O. BE- begun and held at the
G. uri Room in Salina AMI touuiv o. saline. stat
% aforesaid. on the lsi Moniay iu th- mouth %
January A. less. We shall srrly 90 stid court
for iuil and haai seti.er enf Of saii Estate.
LETTA VEIL. J. WE'LL. Adni'rs,
of Wolf Edward Vel deceased.
December sth. A. D. lssf ts-it.
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Publication Notice.

We, the uniersigned citizens of the State of
Kansas. and an uihers who may associate With us
hereby declare our intention o. OrzaniEinE our
sllTfa torih her under tie curp-rate nHfnru t
NATIONAL MUTUAL FlRE iN>uRANCE
COMPANY ~ wifh principal utice at salina. Sa.-
me County. hantas, iur the purpose OF mutual
proieefisn ariinsf loss or dam e. by Fire, Light
ming 0r Tui nada. uud and su je-r 20 the rr.vis-
Ions of 90 act ioi thr Incorporation OF Mutua lu-
sIirancs companies ard a, duinE th, ir poE rs nd
duties. tt hartrr So. Revised Sfatut-s uf kausa-
lsisl said propos-d company will 90 the
> dfv q Jlaacrp. 1855,
apply % thu Superlnfr n,lenr OF Iusuranrs or the
state o' kanss- inr "a Ger dtatr oi Auih. .rity 20
trausact th~ uu-iut,, oi N4t4al lu,uraaCe AZ IN
said Act provii.d-
J. g. PBEscoTT, saiiaa. Kan.
lWs- IA. LKNEl.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-01-08
GEORGE SHERMAN,
Veterinary Surgeon,
AND PHYSICIAN.

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beet nj latest methods. Jais ansWcrrd day aud
night.