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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02
Administrator Notice.
STATE or KANSAS.
EorVrF % SALINE

y fhe Probate Cont in aui Cor said county.
n ~ matter o. the Estate Of WIN. r. Petit. de-
ceaef-l.
~ UTtCE o. uEgElT GlTEN thai Letters Of Ad-
- minisiratian have been GRANTED - she under
signed on the Estate ~ VIVA. "a, Fsttit lato Of
aid county. derea-ed hg The Honorable. the Pro
late Count o. the County ani SUSIE Aforesaid.
dated the 25th day Of Mag &. H.. ISIS Nou. AT
pfrsuus having claims aeaius safi Esfsde Efe
hehehy notified that they must pr-sFuf the sane
% the undersigned Tor sii0uahte Hiilfin zoe year
from THE date o. said lsrttcr or lhey mas o. Pr
cluaei from any beueft o. such B.iffs. AMI ihai
y Each claims b. not exhibited Eithin thrtc yesrs
atrr the date u said Letters they shall ~ for
ever barred ANTmuET SuIEarE,
May 9Th ISIS Admiuisiraiar-
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1Dn p for EorkinF people. Send focenis posi-
eFe. and Ws uin mail you frrs. 3 royal.
Faluahie nample bon % roois fhaf Hin
PM zen IN he wsy Of maEing noro money ~ Z
ieW days thai yog ever thG1Fht possibie a. any
husiuru- Capital aof reqalred- TOu can live
e huna and work IN npara lma onlr. o. Al tie
tine. All 81 holh eEe1, q az aFes, graudlT
EucceuluL 50 els g Is easily earned every even
leg hat All va wnnt uurk may teaf the
tasiaea1. us uaks thh unparnlled ofrr To an
gho arr pa ven Eatl6ed ue aIll send sl 10 pay
for TIE trouhls % writing - ~ Pail particuidFs
diretticna. etc sent ire. immense pay ai.so-
a. AddIsg oIUseE Co, Purtlana, Hains.
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Publication Notice
1898.

Land oaiso Al suiins. IA niaa. Nay asri, tsss
II oIicE o HEEEBr GfyEH that The follouing-
nahied setiler has hied noiiee u bis intentisa
. make snail proof On support Of Bis elairp "a
taat SD proof uiil - made before register and
t.eoeiFer a Salin1. kansas on Juiy 81 is1s5 VIZ
.an1 ) Neinol, IT, y 215to. for the n n -, See
H. -. ~. of Rauge S vest
ne nainea the following Witnesses 10 prove hin
eeniiniiouz residence upon. and cultivation 81
= -! iands VIZ: Newton Mitchell, Dauisl Mar
igIa sam hcCune. %. d. MALONE. an of BrooF.
tiue' mas. J. y. IioDaE. H-gisier
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PubiCa ton Notice NO. $3.50.

Lapi Oassei salina. Kanssz. April Is iss5. = y .
HoricE is HEEElY GIyEx that the foliouing-
named settieF haa difd haliea bis iuiauifln -
make fnal proof IN support 81 hts claim aud thai
sap prof Ein - nade boiofe REGISTER ana H.,
ceiyer 81 ealius, KAns4s. on July 2, ~ va
=. lNpss II. 4. 1854 Ria fo7 tie NV, See.
.. IEp Iq n aMesf.
IL haInes the following siinesses 70 prvre bis
cuutinucua Residence upou, Ard culrfEafidn nf
aAh land, viz: d r. nobinsun Thos- Rnifh e.
n. NirIniliDn rud ilsan ni-tfcrrafh III sf A.
asTia, KaHs.s ,. ~ HOBaE. Register
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Publication Notice NO.5292.

Land Onee Al salina Kanias. April q, 1855.
rN0TiOE q hereby given that that tlse iollou-
~ ing uaured settleT haa died noiios % bis In
tentton q make dnai proof On support % his
cain, and that said pFoof via - I1adc before
Register and Receiver - Saiina, Kanaas, on June
90, ISIS, viz Thomas Tsner. II 3 1875 fsr the
y W = section - 7 Is r 5W
he nar1fs the iolloEing witnesses % prove hil
cortiluous residence upon, and culfiEafi6n ofaaid
lanit viz Jacob frank. Robert Habcock Charles
ncWart, and John ke1enslerFer, an 81 brootrIlls
Kansas N. HODGE. Register.
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FoF all diseaseseansed 81 tbe over-uss oftobaeeo
" iiqnor- fhis remedy : panieuisrly eiic1cious
N averting palsy and deliTinm tremens. Price.
silOs per eoK EiE boxes S5-oo.
We Guaranieea Care. or agree 70 refund double
the none paid. Certi6eate In each box This
guarants applies 10 each ofoar Eve sPeciEcs sent
y mail 20 any adireas, SECURE from observation on
rerript 81 price Pc careful 70 mention the nunher
OF Specific wanted Our speeifca arr only reoou-
mefded for specific diseases BeHare % remedies
warranted 20 cure al these diseases with nedi-
cine To AVOID oounterfelts and elUays secure the
genuine. order only non OSCAR sETTZ. druggist,
Saiina, kansaa
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Mn. Julis Briant, Of Huntington,
Indiana, p accompanying Mrs. GOu-
gar through her Kansas lecturing
tour.
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PubIicatiOn Notice No. 5S58.

Land OEce ai saIina, kansas, June To. IssS frfs
kuTICE a uEEEur GIVEeN that the follow irs-
named settler has fie uutice 81 his intention o.
make hual fruui On surpcrt 81 Va clara AMI that
ceiver, e s1flaag kans1s - Augs 1a, ISIS. Ffr.
John A. Peiera5n, H. II. 2l51i Tor The v a..
See. 4, Tp- y. a. Wa gfwTst ~.
continuous residence upon. and culfiFafiou Of
sid land, ViEs "a. johnson, % BriieeIorie
kans; Gus Hellbery. q Lindshorg. Klaus,
heFgs kans. J. n. HoneE, Eesistsf.
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Notice OF the meeting OF the
Board OF Equalization.

oricE = HEEEnT GIVEN that the Board Of
- eo9niy eoinmissioners Il Saline county. Kan
sas, VII meet a board Of equaiiratio6 a Inc
county clerks ollcc IN Saiiua. saline countT Kan
sas, o. q ARA monday IN June. being the arsf
az % june A. D., -. ~ uhieh time and place
az error 10 asseaaments Hin ~ euFrfrtei and ~
~ Eranied - Justice and equity may demand
amer the adiodrument Of aid Hoard no ahats-
ment viii BE- alioEed
n witness whereof 7 have hereunto set nv
band and Allied ny odicial seai this ma daT q
April A. D., ld55.
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ircrlafurn OH Arss. llnrrcunaas, Los % puEer
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JOHN q. WEST q co.
es2 ". MADISON ST. CHICAGO, MS,
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Publication Notice No. 528l

Laua once Al salina- kan, April l., 1ss5
NOTICE. D HEEEHT GIyEN that the fallnuinc-
naqed setper has Sled pofice &c his intention 20
nal b tnal prof In support OF his claim aud that
saie pruof viii b. made before Register and Re
eeiter q thls uflges on Jnne = ISIS, viEs g. "
Pieree u. =. e-sis far the =. v. Sec G. TT. u.
= R5W.
he names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upan and cultivation OF
said land, viEs J. Dehplanc, 4. ". Erare. and
Churuhili. P O. J. n. HorsE, RsEisteF-
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Name unknown, Tot 5
Addition
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
Preparations for General Grants
Funeral.

Arrangements go forw.rd toward
completion, for the final interment
and National funeral OF Gen. Grant
in Riverside Park, New York City.
next Saturday, Aug. Sth. The Pres
ident and his Cabinet will attend in
a body. The ilitary procession will
be under the supe, vision of General
Hancock, which with the civic organ
izations and representatives promises
to be the largest and greatest funeral
ever witnessed on American soil
The remains will lie in state at the
Capitol, Albany, and in the City Hall
Of New York City. 1t is claimed that
the body has been 50 prepared by
embalming that it will maintain its
life like appearance for six months.
As to the opposition developed to
the burial of Gen. Grants remains in
New York, we think his own express
ed preference and that of his family
should put to rest and silence all OBJ
jections.
The President has nominated az
pail bearers for Gen. Grant the fol
lowing distinguished gentlemen Gen.
Wm. T. Sherman, U. s. A /; Lieut..
Gen. Phil. H. Sheridan, U. S. A.;
Admiral David d. Porter, U. S. A
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, Virginia
Gen. Simon B. Buckner, Kentucky Y
Hamilton Fish, New York; George S
Boutwell,. Massachusetts; George w
Childs, Pennsylvania; John A. Logan
Illinois; George Jones, New York
Oliver Hoyt, New Y York.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
The Cherokee Freedmen.
They Will Get Their just Dues.

ST LOUIS. Mo. July 26.-J. Milton Tur-
anG a man of note among colored people OF
this section, returned from the Inoi u ter
ritory to-day where he went by invitation
to meet the DAVIS senatorial committee iu
behalf of Cherokee freedmen. He states
the committee met at Vlnita and examined
large numbers of witnesses as to the claims
Of IL o. freedmen Of the Cherokee nation,
who have been debaled from receiving
their share Of $500, 900 paid the Cherokee
nation by the government for land ceded to
it by Indians. The mony was th held
from the freedmen on the ground that they
are not of Cherokee blood. Turner's areu-
ment before the committee was that under
treaty Of 1866 the freedmen have all the
rights of the native-born Cherokees, and
he says the committee, after making a
thourongh examination of the whole guess
ton, will report te congress next winter
recommending these freedmen shall be
paid their pro rata of the $500, 900, which
amounts to Sis, 0O0 The same condition
of things exists in the Choctaw natson and
the same action will probably be taken in
that case. Turner says he succeeded in
getting an allowance of forty acres of land
to each of 900 Choctaw freedmen and all
the rights of citizens. These Negros will
vote for the first time at election for officer
of the nation, which takes place next
month
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
Sam Jones.

At the depot Rev j. P McFerrin read a
poem from an unknown author. The poem
is replete With many of the most noted
savings and witticisms If the evangelist,
and to familiars with Mr. Jones sermons it
has a peculiar merit. AS Mr. McFerrin
finished. some one very aptly shouted
.amen," causing burst OF laughter from
all present. Following is the poem:
A FAREWELL RHYME.
A fond farewell, oh Brother Jones,
As on the way yon go,
To pour the tide of light and truth
Round this ole world Of woe
May He who holds you by the hand,
Who hears the raven 5 call,
See that your footing still is sure.
His mercy over all
And tho you talter ON the way,
Or stlmble now and then,
We know youth fall "a bouncing
And a-getting up again !"
The wagon.shops along the route
As thick as angels prayers,
Will take your faithful wagons in,
'sSteam generates while running, too"
And heaven will take his part
Who trusts a crow bar In his hand
''To give himself start"
As through the land you pray and preach.
Meath heavens own sheltering dome,
Still ring those rife shots of speech
That drive the truth straight home;
Still lash the wilful wicked ones,
The weak with wit Keep hittip,'
Those timid souls ''@ho re neither it,
Nor httin' TO sit fitten."
Stir up the lazy woodman, who,
Pisln common sense forgetting,
Sits-putting off the needed work,
Until he gets to sweating" !"
And while you chide the Christian sheep,
Who too much feel their oats,
Still keep the fence up and exclude
The devils NANCY goats"
HUrl rocks Of scripture at the OK,
That, Stunning pastures wide,
Walks down the Tong, hot lane, nor takes
The field on either side
Break down the ''arm clutch" fashion,
The German hug 50 rude;
And keep your feet waIl shod to kick
The spider~legged dude r
We've gathered these few specimens
OF homely speech they're yours;
Tho rough, they're honest samples
Of the finest English ores.
They're what man needs the truth to teacl
AS thro' the land you roam.
These ringing rias-shots OF speech
That drive the ll's-eye home.
Murfreesboro, Tenn, July II, 1885.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

AFTER careful consideration of the po-
| tical situation in the State of Ohio in ref.
erencs to the colored voters, the CLEVELAND
GLOBE has decided to support the state tick
ct as nominated in the convention held in
Springfield June IL, as we believe that it
will be to the best interest of the colored
p,op'e of Ohio to elect Rerubl can Leg
islature ard thereby secure Republican
United States Senator, and to this purpose
we will do all in our power for the success
Of the entire state ticket Individually and
collectively. cleveland Globe,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

IT seems that the United States
will never make good the deficit due
the Depositors Of the Freedman's
Bank. an institution for the perfect
credit of which the Government
pledged its honor aud good faith
The Democrats have an opportunity
to do an unfulfilled duty of the Re-
publicans, by passing a measure in
the House to reimburse the depos-
itors for the squalaered deposits.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

ELSEWHERE will be found summa
ry of the Report of the Convict In.
spectors on the condition of Ala
bama convicts. 1t is questionable
whether the condition of these TN,
fortunate prisoners can be as truth
fully ascertained by the State In.
spectors be they ever so vigilant al
the cause of humanity demands
Viewed in the best light the system
is wrong and should be abolished.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

A singular complaint has been
made that the American representa-
tives at San Domingo being all col
ored, neglect the interests of white
American capitalists on the Island.
We wonder if this is the first whis-
pers of move intended to oust these
officials out of their unenviable posi-
tiOns?
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

HE September Century will con-
tain Mr.. Cables essay on the Freed
man to be entitled "The Silent
South"
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

The first bale of new cotton this
season brought $1,000 in Houston,
Texas, last Wednesday. It weighed
$40 pounds and was classed as mid
ding.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

The Democrats of Virginia have
nominated Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee for
Governor. 1t is said that the Gen
eral can not compete with Mr.. Wise,
the Re ubljcan nominee, on the
stump.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

The ST. Paul Appeal, very neat
and spicy seven column weekly comes
to US among our new colercd ex>
changes. Success to the appeal
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

AN exchange suggests the appro-
priateness of the Democratic party
taking out life insurance policy be-
fore the end of this Administration
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

THE voice of the press of the coun-
try is singularly unanimous against
New York as the last resting place of
the dead General, and especially the
improperly of placing the tomb in a
public park
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
CENrRAL TENNESSEE COTIFGE Nagn

CENTRAL TENNESSEE COLLEGE, Nash
~ vile, Tenn. Chartered 1866. Depart
ments: English, BUSINESS, Normal, Academ-
ic, Scientific, College, law, Medicine, Theolo-
gy, Pastors Course, Industry Enrolment
past year 427. Opens Sept. 7th, 1885 Expen-
ses from IS 30 to 1915 per school month. For
circulars and Ga catalogues, Address
REV. j. BkADEN, PRESIDENT.
Nashville Tenn,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

IT is estimated by the publishers
Of Gen. Grants book that the profits
going to his widow from the first
edition will reach over $150,000
This will be the largest sum ever
realized from book by any author
in the world.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

SOUTH CAROLINA furnishes West
Point with its third colored cadet,
in young man it is said of sterling
merit and grit.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
Colored Educational Directory
Colleges and Universities.

DEREA COLLEGE, open to white and col
ID ored on equal terms. Faculty and
teachers number 16. Thorough instruction
in all departments from Primary to College
classes Expense for board, tuition, room
and fue. s75 year, payable by the term, in
advance. Fall term opens Sept. 80. For in
formation, address
P. D. DODGE,
Secretary and Treas, Berea, KY.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

X NOXVILLE COLLEGE, Knoxville, Tenn,
IN Only Sc per month for either ladies or
gentlemen for board tuition. fuel, light and
furnished room. Term begins Sept 5. Send
for free Catalogue to President,
j. s. MCCTJTIOCH
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

PEOPLE should call a halt from ex-
cnrsions and prepare for the rainy
d,ys ahead.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

Chicago News
You can kill man in Texas and Won,
neighbors will respect you. You can steal
horse and your neighbors will hang YOU.
This shows what noble animal the horse
is held to be in Texas.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st 1885

ENGLAND must keep mum hereai
ter on Mormonism in America.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
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Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

TNALLADEGA COLLEGE, Talladega, Ala,
i is the best equipped school in the State
Mechanical Department added the past
year. Location most healthful. Next Term
commences Sept. 80, 1854. Early application
necessary to secure a room. Address, men
tioning this paper,
REV. II. S. DEFORST, d. D. PRES, or
3. RE, TREAS, Talladega, Ala.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01
NOTICE.

For the convenience Of the public |
lesire to state that | will be found at
the Cemetery between the hours of 10
and II o'clock every morning. Sundays
included.
Respectfully,
CHARLES WOODSON.
Sexton Colored Cemetery.
n an N,
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

D UST NORMAL INSTITUTE,-Hu
LII Ala. Superior advantages to students
preparing to teach. Thorough instruction III
the Academic, Normal, and College Prepara-
tory Departments; also in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music, by a skilled music teach er-
Session opens Sept. ist. Let pupils be Oh
hand the first day. Board in good Christian
families from 81 to S.. Tuition free.
NJ. l.. RAINES, PRINCIPAL.
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

D UST UNIVERSITY, Holly Springs, Miss
III Location beautiful and healthful, build
ings large and well furnished. Faculty full
and thoroughly competent No better school
III the whole South, is the verdict of well in
formed and unbiased visitors. Fall term
opens Thursday Sept. 18 1884.
For circulars address
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

~ ~ -
HOWARD UNIVERSITY, Washington, d.
lL G. The Industrial, Normal, Preparato-
ry and College Departments will open Sept.
loth 1885. and the Theological Department
Oct. 1st. Tuition free. For particulars ad-
dress, J. B. JOHNSON. Sec'tv.
The Law Department will open Sept, 10TH
Address, PROF. B. E. LEIGHTON,
4o2 Louisiana Avenue.
The Medical Department. which includes
Dental and Pharmaceutical Courses, will open
Oct. LIST. Superior advantages; terms very
low. Address PROF. G. B. PURVIS, Sec'y
Ills Thirteenth St, n. ".
Huntsville gazette., 1885-08-01

.6-2O-nl.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-10-22
PERSONAL,
The Arrival Of Strangers and the Local
Record.

MIR. l.. r.. Dawson. general travelling
agent Of the Arkansaw Traveller, at IL
tie Rock. is in the city, stopping at the
Southern. lie favored the LiGu1 with
call this morning.
AR. Allen. Pcarsall; +. Miller, ST.
Iouis Missouri: A. G.. Thomas, Flotes-
Vile; Colonel r. l.. Ford and soG, II u.
Middleton; NJ. II Dommas, Henry Way
dleforih; +. G.. Mahon, C0lumbus. Tex
ms; NJ. A. Mcknight, iuling, Texas;
II j. Iabatt. Galveston, IeNns; w. d.
House. Boerne; .lulIu, Ruch, Segulr;
e.. Il Patterson. Uyaldc; '. Cordero.
Chihuahua, Charles Drum. w. W. Me-
Kremon. and +. l.. Beck, Schulcnberg,
Texas; e. u. Kinney; Rev. r. W. Lee,
Austin; II. +. Sonpe, and y. H. Minis
Henderson. Texas; +. NJ. Iempehow;
j. l.. Jones Austin; 4. \. Grams ana
wife. Cnero, Texas: u. T.. Mckinney,
Austin: j. G.. Murphy. John Fanot, New
Brnunfcls. Texas: Frederick and George
Jeshut. San Marcos; G.. and Francis
Tnyior; II. G.. Williams, Austin; Joseph
Koyecty. Schulenbcrg; j. l., Mctaleo'
Benton. Texas: II. j. Speed, Pearsall,
Texas; j. u. Staples, SanMarcos, are NJ
the southern.
Gus Snuter. Aug. Moser. elf Grune-
valid. Dr. Powell. Miss Mamie ioweii'
Houston; sam Hancock. Mrs. VI: H.
Thomas. Mrs. 4. ID. Millroy, Misc Ellie
Hunter. II. L. Book, WIN. Ahrons and
family. u. +. llamliu. Miss Louisa Han
cock. " cimar: George G.. Albuugh, Lou
isyille; j. G.. Muliin. Il. II. Britain, Ihil-
ndrlrhiu: Haywood Branan. Texas; Ben
$. Maddox. Boston; Mrs. J.. ). Davis,
Texas: Britton Davis, United states
Army: WIN. Giesen. San Marcos: John
o Johnson, +. G. Morris, W. Il. Brush,
v. II. King. George :. Criser. Captain
l.. L. SEEKER. G.. j. Wells. Austin; Ernest
koebig and child II. -. Gruene, J..
Scherii. New Braunfels. G.. ". Barnard,
W. II. Rhelner, Mrs. llornudny. Nahinnl;
j. i. Lindbcrg and wife, III Paso; Fran
cisco Algeria. Pedro Algeria. Eagle
Pass. Frank Sanders and wife Miss Emily
| Erkel Miss Katie Jones, Miss VI. g..
Burge.. Miss Ellen Mcknight Scguin;
Mrs. NJ. T.. Hamilton, G.. Il. Dessmore,
Columbus; Rev. Val NJ. Glumpner, John
Y. Gmmpner. High Hill: W. A. Dabbs,
Gntcsvlie; ". II. -. Lees, Kansas; j.
NJ. Fluker. Atlanta. Ga; a. Aurich, Gal
weston: 4. = Roberts and wife, Il. i.
SMITH. Austin; r.. W. McFerran. Column
bus, Ohio: otto Gluth. Jas. Y. Reding-
ton. New Laredo, Mexico; George H.
| Campbell. Laredo; Joseph T.. Mayo. ST.
| Louis. are ut the Menger.