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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

New buildings are 81 90 gUing up 10
Berwick. n. {. Ritter is putting %
q wagon shed aud chicken house.
Alen Shipe is quite sick with quln-
~ and something like q earbunele Oa
his face. DR.. Bradley, Of AssaFla, Il
attending him.
Miss Ella Quesled visited Clara Rit-
ter over SUNDAY.
Another young Democratic voter
came to stay at Henry BeFg's.
HenFy's face has not been straight
since.
The Walnut Township s. 8. Con-
ventlOn held 1t the Berwick schOOl
house was we'll attended considering
the busy time. The meeting was
conducted by Charlie ShiraF who Oc-
enpisd the chair. After music and
prayer the discussiOn-"When should
children 00ms 90 Christ, !" Was opened
by the Chairman aud followed by
Prof. Hillman, +. Fulton and Others I;
this took up the time tiil the dinner
hour, and Of course - the men are
better able 90 talk after dinner, the
meeting adjourned, for that most in.
terestinR part Of the programme,
which Tas served IN the Building and
q splendid repasI, such as only the
ladieR Of Berwick can serve, was en-
jOyed By all. At2 O'Clock the meet
ing was again called 30 order by the
Prayer vas offered By =.
Fulton. Mrs. A. 81. Wright was sho-
sen secretary pro tsHls the Secretary
beiDR absent, The discussion
'i8hOuld the Lesson leaf be used In the
was opened by w. III.
joel Maltby, Mrs. E. ShIps,
will ShiraF and others giving their
ideas, made Il the most interesting de-
bate Of the day and Was carried IN lh-
vOf o. the lesson leaf helps. The
third discussion-"AtW what age shOuld
We stop going 10 Sabbath School ?"
EasfoWing the absence of Mr.. PsrrilD
lpened By w. n. Buzzard asking the
question and Prof HIilman answer
ng lt Ia q most emphatic Hay, "nOt
4 any age.n A motion 20 bold an
,theF meeting ln che near future vas |
arried. The browning feature % the |
,ntire DFoceedlngs was the lecture Civ |
oven 10 the evening By Prof Hill /
nan. In the beginning be talked 70
he young people on the ml1lect OF
Willing workers Win.n and should
hey take his advice, no doubt, they
Gould ulake their way thFuCgh life
most molly. bis lecture following
vas an excellent production and the
leOple vent home feeling amply ~
aid for their coming there by the en-
eTtainment that they received. We
Ibpe that Prof Hillnan viii not for.
et bis friends on this side % the
iYer, and wa most heartily extend
az thanks TO him foF hls I'D during
be convention, e. veil aa hia BnteFs
,lBnfeni In the evening. Music vas
FINISHED By the choir, Mrs. A. %.
Wright presiding at the organ.
OCCASIONAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

The ladies are invited to cali ii Miss
Lille A. Pfester's. subcesssof 5f Mrs.
Morse, and purchase millinery on their
own terms
n. r. Carroll does nothing but In
suranees and with his fifteen yean
experience IN the business, can give
you the best In the land. N0snide or
wild eat companies represented. Get
the best, a. Il h the cheapest.
Go to Engstrnm's Prescription Drug
stOre, ,IfyOu want pure aud fresh med
icines. 84l2.
FOR SALE-A house situated on the
corner OF Tenth and Elm streets, con-
tanning ten rOOms. and Is well worth
the amount ssked fnF Il. For partie-
ulars, inquire at the small house in
the same yard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

When you visit or leave New York
City, save Baggage Expressage and
Carriage Hire and stop 81 the Grand
Union Hotel, opposite Grand Central
Depot. Elegant rooms fitted up at q
~ Of one million dollars, reduced 10
leo and upwards per day, European
plan. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse cars
stages and elevated railroad 10 all De
pots. Families can live better for less
money at the Grand Union Hotel
than at any other first.elass hotel In
the city. 44lyr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
sAlINA ANp ne MIssOUH PACIFIC.


SINCE the brief announcement IN
this paper last week that the Topeka.
SalIna 4 Western had been purchased
by the Missouri Pacific Railway there
has been q vast amount Of work done
looking 10 its immediate construction
Petitions are is circulation e. king for
aid to the amount Of slOO, 900 from Sa-
line county, and there are already
several hundred slgneTs upon then.
As will be observed by various eX-
tracts published In this issue from
metropolitan papers this enterprises is
Of no ordinary pretensiOns. To be
come connected with the grest Miss
Ouri Pacific system, oOmprehending
within its limits and influence 1000
miles Of road, Is = special privilege 10
which our city should take great
pride, aud be greatly delighted there
with. Furthermore, to be placed up
on anuther great trunk line, with
direct outlet In three different direc-
tIons 10 the seajOard, Is q matter which
should cause great rejoicing among
our people. Naturally enough there
should be great eonsisrnation among
rival cities of Salina IN this part Of
the state that she Il about 10 enjoy
such great commercial privileges.
Salina can especially return thanks
that she ls 20 be relieved Of an enfOrc-
ed vassalage 10 one great corporation;
that she sees In the near future =
great reduction on the freight rates Of
the products she may wish 10 ship
rast aud wtst and south, and receive
from the same directions cheaper fuel,
Lumber and the necessaries Of life.
Another cause for rejoicing the people
have, ID that their boast that Sallna h
geographically aud naturally located
for q great business center, fully eolD-
eide. with the views OF Mr.. Gould and
other railroad kings. As will br
observed by the extracts heretofore re
ferred iO, the northwestern extension
81 this rOad from Sallna will be-
through the counties 81 Saline, Olta.
wa, Lincoln, Russell, ROoks, and Ia
the west line Of Rocks county. FROM
that puint direct rUule TO Denver
will be- sought. IL Is not = project
which h 10 be developed m the dim
distant future, but one which Is TO Os
contaminated at once. We are even
promised that the rOad may reach So
lima by December lst; Lincoln Gen
ter by January lst, aud 50 on. The
principal office Of the new line will b
in SalIna. The people Of Saline coun-
" feel the importance aud necessity
fthis road. There IL not an individ-
unl in any portion Of the county but
will be benefited. He may lire ~
New Cambria, BrOOkville, Bavaria,
AssAria, Falun, Bridgeport, and still
will enjoy the benefits which the
composition aud rivalry Of the great
roads will bring. Meetings will be
appointed for all parts Of the county,
80 that ali may hear the numerous
good arguments Why every voter in
the county should vote for the bonds.
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houses Of the city ofsalina and to secure unl-
formity therein
Be u ordained by the Mayor and coUH-
ciiHen Of The city Cf S0iiH0.
sEcI, That eli the bushes housss and dusll-
inrs situated within the eorpOr ate limits Of The
city of Salina shall be numbered Do the manner
sud according % the plan or ayste hereinafter
sac 2. The initial or starting lines shall b.
Santa Fs Avenue and Iron ave nue numbering o.
folloWs; North and south from Iron avenue,
east and vest FROM Santa r avenur and allou-
Ing loo numbers 10 each block. All shnri and
sngling streets shall take the nearest parallel
Responding block number.
sEc q he even numbers shall he put on the
right side Of the streets. and the odd numbers on
The let sides of the aireeta. allowing not more
than tWenty-dve ieet for each number
SIC. 4. The hEurrs uae8 shall noi h. less than
two and oue-half inchet high.
SEC s. IL shall be The duty % the city eugiu-
eer 20 zee thai ai neE buildinga ghtch may hs re-
after be erected ehanEea 10 the treats oi bnid-
ing aiready ereeted, shall - supplied Win the
number Or numbers % uhich they shall b. entitled
under this ordinance By the OWnern thereof and
In all such caaes the figures shall eorrrsPoud uiih
ihe plan or . stem nud specifications herein con-
tained.
srr s. Any peruon uho shall fail 20 uumber
lis bufldings a. provided By this ordinance uifL-
iu sixty days frum The f7ih day Of aeotemler
lsas, ahal he deemed gully o. : misaeinranoi
shall B. 6ned In any sum not exceeding ave as
1ollsH.
sEC. That this ogdinsnes take saser
and he In foIre from and amer its publication 10
The sALiEE CouNrr youENAL-
Approved sept II. lesl .
fsElLl WILLS bhisIui4 Aayor.
I herehV certify that the above ls q true ana
correct copy o. The original ordnance p-ssea b
the cnunfiiuien q the city Of salina on The llth
day of september, isa5.
Atiest,-E Z. BOWEN. city Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

LOOk OuII
Here we come.
Pease q Heck to the front.
They head the van in low prices
and good goods.
The monopoly Of prices broken.
We belong to no ring.
We pay cash for goods.
We save our discounts and give our
customers the advantage.
We sell cheaper than the cheapest.
New Goods ofall kinds coming.
We respectfully invite inspection.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
A penny saved is penny earned.
We make prices to suit.
We are here to please the public.
Our motto il. "Quick sales and
small profits"
We court opposition. and defy eOn-
petition.
Our rules are to deal fair aud square
with all persons.
Call aud see US.
Yours to command.
Respectfully,
PEAsE q Heck,
Pliny. Saline Co., Kans.
August 25, 1885.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

ACCoRDING 20 the Gazette, Abilene
is ali In arms over the prospective
construction Of the Missouri Pacific tO
Ssiina. The Gdzefte utters the fol-
towing walls Of despair;
This Is q matter Of vital Interest to
every citizen and property holder IN
Abilene We can Ill HtiOrd % have
this line Of rnilroad Traverse our cOun'
~ aud NOT make our county seat on
the line. It occurs 10 us thst our
wealthy property owners had better
take active steps towards Inducing
the Missouri Pacific 10 come by way
Of our etty ht the risk OF our city pay
ing the entire cost Of laying the rUad
through Dickinson county. IL this IL
NOT done, there will be bat one time
for our people to regret it, and that
will be altrags. Men who are princis
pally interested in property, should
give this matter their attention, aud
a once make an effort 70 get the line
20 clnie this way. sir. Gould, who Is
said Ia i,e the principal owner OF the
nev road, b. not the man TO cast on
liberal Offers without giving them
business consideration at least and We
say now. that 10 substantial business
uroDOsitinn was 10 be made 10 him, u
would undoubtedly bring form god
resp'ts.I
We are in firsl-rlnss shape 10 make
a substantial proposition 10 the ninn-
ayers Of this prOpOsed new road,
which, II built is likely to draw the
very sap out OF Ihe rOOis Of our young
but enterprising city.
Ia united effort is made Al once by
every citizen Of influence and means,
we believe much good can be accom-
plished; but It IL suicidal % delay
the matter, even another day. \
meeting OF al citizens who desire the
proaperity aud growth Of our city
should be organized this Saturday
night. and q plan OF action adopted
aud presented 70 the people for raliii
cation, and q substantial proposition
then made % air. Gould, Ia which
the I'd Vantages OF his connecting bis
line with our city should be elaborate
ly portrayed. With action OF this
Kind, we probably can save ourselves
from this Dangerous thrustt which
seems 10 be aimed at the very life Of
our future prosperity, by the Missouri
Pacific railway system, and BY our
enterprising and far-seeing sister
cities. Look 10 your interests, citizens
OF Abllene, aud do NOT delay another
day.
No wonder Abilene people ere
alarmed. This road traverses abOut
the richest aud best ssOtiOn Of Dick
inson county, from which Abilene
has drawn = tremendously large trade
She can illy-sfiord to see her life
sapped, as the GGsette pOintedly re
marks, and hence her agitation.
But we are afraid our neighbOr is
doomed, - was SallnA In ls7s-When
our southern trsde was crippled by
the Mcpherson branch Of the U. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Consumption.

II is said that $1,000 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
be 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 10
this disease. You should arrest Il
while II Is In the germ. Two or three
doses Of DR.. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. II does not dry up q
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
Phlegm and morbid matter that aecu.
mulates in the throat and lungs. Il
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

Topeka ls considerably aEitated
ever the construction Of the Missouri
Pacific Eeslwarslly. She trembles
for fear the road may be huilt from
Ottawa direct TO Council Grove, hnd
not by the way of Topeka. She viii
use her best efforts 70 have the road
constructed via Topeka.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
PUsLnHED THuEsDAT, sEF. Il. lss5.
Ordinance No. 462.

An orainanee amending secfion of oHiinants e
No 81 entitled ~An ardinance fFiating o. g. o
tain misdemraRurz and prescribing The punish
neat fbereior."
Be q ordained By ths Mayor and
O0racilmen 0f ths CITY Of Sdiina.
K0Hsos.
src. I. That neciio1 of ordnance Ne. 20
entitled stan oriinanre relafiuE % certain mis-
aPmeanara and prssrrioing The punishmeni
iherefarr b. ameEfed - rad a. follows
The Hagor = hereby authofinei ty and via the
roursuf of the ccuneil % appoiut one Or nlorr
rrerial unlicemen % serve in The ely % eaiiu1.
- 81 rogelened b. ihe oriinance1 noH IN iorcE
rrauIlfinF fhe sppoiui neat and uerEice q polic-
insn arrept thaf sd pnilcen1en ahlil druw %
sT iron the eify ol aaiina. but rhsil B. entitled
y ~ "a caaes Hhere arrests are made o. pro
srr q Ttat sscfIon 3 q ordin1nee No. 81 o.
utIrk fhir arilnanas O. a@su1afufg D. and iha
rIrna 4 herehy repeaied.
snr Z maj this ordinanee shall take elsri and
- N fsrcs from and amer 81 Pahiicaiioa ia ~
sALrEE CouHfT JouEnAL
ruTfLI WILLIS BRlSTuL. MAYOR.
hafeBr certify thaf lhe aboFe q q trus aud
eorrsef ecoT 81 tke ori9in1l oFtinanre rassFd be-
ihs eosnclinsn q ths eiig e saiina, ch iiih day
kfissi.-R. 3. BOWKE, 0iy clsrk-
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Cause oftailure.

Want OF confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz, the druggist, is not liable
to fail for the want Of confidence ih
DR.. BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away bottle free TO all
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and sll AfFec-
siOns Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

LONDON, Sept.'17.-The press assOeia-
tiOn furnishes lengthy accounts Of an
alleged discovery whereby telephOnie
communication across the Atlantic is
made possible. The inventor, ,it is said. .ls
q native Of Texas and has no scientific
reputation. He employs an instru-
meut Of enormous power. II is said
certain companies have acquired the
right to use the instrument and that :
we'll known millionaire has given the
inventor carte blanche 10 perfect the
invention. which will cost $500. 900.
The new instrument it is asserted, has
been successfully experimental with
Ia the Gulf of Mexico. The story
lacks scientific data and has he ap-
peaFance Of being q hoax.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

A DECISION by United states Judge
Brewer, that q 900 acres Of land held
by the Kansas Southern Railroad are
legally part OF the public domain,
caused Wild excitement Ia southern
Kansas. Farmers fioeked TO Wood
son and Greenwood cnunties and stak-
ei out claims, aud some are building
shanties and breaking the sod. In
many Instances even land entered BY
eoIIegs script has bseh taken possess
for n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
sesu's Chsrry Cough Syrup.

consider one Of the best II not THE
BEST Of all the many cough remedies
In use. have sold more Of it the
past year than eli the rest put to-
getlier, aud It has given universal sat
isfaetion. I'M. Hye, Druggist, Well
MINI. sample bottle free at Oscar
Seitz's Drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

It is not neeessary 10 change the
climate which you live Ia OF travel
about for the restoration Of health. II
you have weak lungs. eOughs, colds,
Group, consumption or bronchitis,
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup is war
Fanted % cure you. Sample bottles
free at Oscar SeltE's drug STORE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

THR following ticket has been pet
10 nomination by the PrOhlbitlonisls
af Lincoln county; Treasurer, @. A.
Lutes; CLERK. E.M. Brown; Register.
of Deeds, Anna Z. Wait; Sheriff,
Thomas n. Strange; Surveyor, s. H..
Brunt Coroner. Or. Sallie A GoK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
LOsT.-wARNlNs

All persons are warned hereby not
to cash or buy q check on Salina
Bank for Forty-six dollars and sixty
cents, bearing date Of Sept. 18th, 1885,
made by Alex G. Hopkins In favor Of
Oscar Seitz, ~ the shove check has
been lost. OSCAR SEITZ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Tsschsr's Association.

The following ls the programme for
the teachers Association TO be he ID al
BrOOkville, Sept. %:
Music.
Primary aFithmetle-MIss Maggie
Watson.
COnstitutiOn-Preamble and House
Of Representatives. J. ROllman.
Organization Of Reading irele-
MFs. Dow. To be discussed by ]. G..
Gault, Mr.. Wing and Miss Hattie
Godfrey.
Muafe
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koksa

District Clerks are rsspseifully re.
quested 10 send in report Of Com
meneement OfsehOOl term as early a.
possible. A. J. CARRUFHKRs.
Co. Supt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

The Abilene Chronicle has been
sold 10 MF. c. J. MrDevitt, OF Abb
Iens. ME Hart, the late editor, be-
ronies . partner with Mr. Henry
FaFsy, mis- brothsF-in-lAW. In a JOB Of
ncs q Kansas City. TIE Chronicle
sd for $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

Teachers examined IN Mcpherson
eoaRty In August. lSo certificates ls-
sued. IS. Teachers examined % Rise
county In August. IS certificates b
sued. lS.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1884,
Notice To Tax-Psyers.
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER
SALINE COUSTH, kASsAS.

OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER
SALINE CoUSTy. KASsAS.
sept. isfh l->l-
~ OTIcE & nrreby given ihai the following ie-
IL -crthed lands aud toan lots 80 sltirh thrrs
ofof eaeh tract may BE- necsssary for that pur-
pose viii on
Monday, OctOber s6fh, 1851.
aud during the next surreeding days thereafter
be sold ai public auction a. Hy othce Ia the ciuri
house in Salna Saliue County. kansas, for the
taxes and change thereon for the year A. u.
lisa !. q. uAnILIuN.
Treasurer Saline County. kan.as-
DAYTON TOWNSHIP
Com 81 ne cor sc %. q. ! son meridian
line - ris y % hank solomon river Co D. ~ o.
Of mill rare y on line ~ q Waf mill O.
line betEeen s-c. "a, l8. 4 O. place of h,-giu-
ming Aiso the ollouing 80 the ne cur % shi ui me-
e. IS l. thence " 200 l-l6 line % center of solo
mon r. thence dogn 4 % p b. north on
meridian line 10 place Of beg, eNcrpt berg at the
ne cur Of SEE -. tt W on sec. line 3-i chain, :
IL W a@s chains south Is 5-ii chs. PSI. r.
S S. chs 20 meridian line y ON said linr Co
plsre Of beg containing 3.ei &C being pt of ne OF
Ii. a. q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

TIA DAvHkPoKT Is the RsPu6Iicih
NOMINEES for Governor Of New Y0ta.
and General Carr, BieutenantiGOF-
eFnOr.
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Cure for Piles.


Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense Of weight in the back, lOins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, eaus-
ng the patient to suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighbOring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, ~
hatulency, uneasiness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like perspiratiOn
producing = very disagreeable itching
after getting warm, Is a very com
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding aud
Itching Piles yield Rt once TO the
application Of DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy. which acts directly upon
the parts affected. absorbing the
dOliOrs, allaying the intense itching.
and affecting a permanent cure
Price Scots. Address, The DIR. BO-
sankO Medicine Co, Piqna, Ohio
old by Oscar SettE.
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For sale BY the cord. Leave orders
at FIRST door north Of hItehell house,
on Seventh street, or through post
ONCE. HKBER SMITH.
28-2mO.
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ia noted that none OF the family
OF the late Gen. Meade attended Gen.
Grants funeral. and the explanation
given is that there was an estrange-
ment hetWeen the two men on account
Of the promotion Of Sheridan over
Meade 10 the Lieutenant Generalshlp.
T here IL good reason 10 say. ! happen
10 know. that Grant had 4 high re-
spect for Meade's ability and services
He always believed that the latter,
committed q signal blundeF 10 not pur-
suing Lees army after the victory ct
Gettysburg, and compelling u TO sur
render, which would have ended the
war then and there. Mr.. Lincoln also
felt quite the same way about Il, but
said In his characteristleally generous
way, Meade did 30 much that can
not blame him for not doing more"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

TEiE Ant fETERdtiANdE Of ssPtsiii.
Der 10 contains q brilliant water color
sketch In color by the Well-knOWn ar
tlst Harry Chase. entitled"A SHORE
SCRER." It shows . vessel with sail
spread ct anchor; ; street Oh Of beach,
with two or three figures In brilliant
colOFing completes beautiful picture.
TIE other sketches are a full size de-
sign Of dogEOOd blossoms for mirror
frame; design Of roses for fan mount;
q clever Japanssque model for oyster
soup plates; = beautiful design Of pan
sies for cup and saucer decoration;
and q charming composition for lamp
shade OFHamentatiOn, the motive he
ing insects. The text on literary mat
Ter, treats Of THE RISE OF SILAs Lap
HAM; OUIDA AS Critic. besides rt-
views Of current novels a prize Of so
is offered Tor the best essay ON How
ells' heFUines. The art topics treated
of are mantlepiece and cabinet deeOFa-
tons; sdmirable directions for artistic
house furnishing, treatment Of mat
ting recipe for pOtPOurre, painting
upon woven fabrics, treatment Of wa
ter color paper, scheme Of eOlOr for
painting outside Of church oil eOlOrs
for sheep, as we'll Is other art topics.
Published by
WILLIAM WHITLOCK,
o.