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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
An INVITATION TO The oUEEV'
BALL

AN INVITATION TO The oUEEV's
BALL.
Gen Badesu IN New YORK sun
You CANNOT 5e asked tO the queen :
ball unless you have been Ht court the
same year. Fur very great personages
the rule may be relaxed, but in nrdi-
nary cases Il il inmutable. Once
upon q time, however, q fair Ameri-
can arrived too late in the season fOT
q drawing room, and In spite Of
etiquette, she determined to go to a.
ball. But the American minister de
clined to ask the court to break it,
own regulations, and our undauuted
country woman, who had met the
heir-appareut i'm society, spplied tU
the prince himself Hls royal high
ness likes pretty women, aud pretty
Americans quite as we'll ~ amy
others 80 he good naturedly pr1nis
ed that if the American sniiniEieT
would Iuzke the request, the invita-
tion should arrive.
But when this was announced 10
the willy diplOmatist frOm the United
States, that funetiOnary still had the
fear Of the cOurt before HE eyes, aud
with the art OF q MaChiav-li. he
wrote the lord chamberlain that. ''ai
the instance OF the prince Of wales be-.
had the honor to apply, etc" The cad
was sent and the im Fortunate Amtri-
can went tr the ball. But the august
queen Of Great Britain and Ireland
was indigdaut at the infringement 90.
her perOgativs. She Informed the
heir 10 the throne that the ball was
her bail, aud not his; and the prince
WHs veXed with his cOmpatTint; and
all together the excitement aroused Ia
exalted circles was very like what Oe-
CURED at Olympus when Juno and
her progeny were interested u the
affairs Of earth and the gods took diff
feaeut sides.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
Tvs cHuoor FATE
Cxsl n. n Grssas IN IACyEns Journsll
Laarence. DseenbeI 3.

(EaI. n. ~ Grtsne IN iaCyEne Jouruall
Lawrence, DscenibeF 3.
Your Hppreciative mention Or Iron
Quill' brought 10 siy mind an incl
dent growing uui Df one Of Wares
earlier days and must Characteristic
pieces. which may be Interesting 10
your reEderr.
AtE quarter before twelve or the
morning Of January 81, 1873, Senator
John J Ingalls, stood Ia the hallway
on the seeDnd floor, OF the Old Tefit
HOUSE, tnOw WiRdsorl, Topeka, al
most alone. The great crowd which
had surged like living tide through
all the rO0ins and passages OF the din
gy caravAnaary, through the first
days and nights Of that exciting can
vHss, and like = mighty food swept
on to the Capital. TO participate in or
witness what was universally eOnced-
ed TO be the hDal act In the grand
struggle. The central hsuTe. tall,
silent, wrapped in his closely fitting
Overcoat. looked through his glasses
with q quiet, collected gaze ~ tile
huFrying forms nf members - they
paused 3 moment on the stairway 10
toss back good bye" or an assur-
ance Of support and victory. The
General had watched the mustering
Of his forces and their rapld advance.
Now he,was almost alone. There
was a moment OF silence, aud then,
ia q voice scarcely more pronounced
than = reverie, yet with spirited aud
hit'rly infected emphasis, he thought
aloud,
Il an the child Of fate;
What nee-i q matter me
Where I shall bu riei be
Ueath cuIneih suon or late,
hether On lani or sea,
What nav Il matter me
That uhieh hope hanes up9n,
Weean M insight grt
Blndly Pate leads 0nr
st0rIning LIES parapei.
That which our course imrels,
NHught Ofthe future tells"
Then calmly turning to me, said. at
is time 20 go ify you would be In your
place To vote" and re-entered his
room, seeming the least interested man
Of the thousands who were Interested
that day Ia his election or defeat.
In view OF the dramatic incident OF
his wonderful career, nf the national
Importance which his magnificent
rpcnrd has achieved, and OF the high
possibility OF receiving the highest
national hOuOrs, which await the
heroic statesman and scholar who
will be true To constituency aud cOun-
try, who will say that such a man
has not conquered right TO he re-
garded as the child Of Destiny G.
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"How Iarsns msfsasd sgsInss msrk
Twsir.u


"How iarsnt marched apalnss Msrk
Twain"
The New York SIN calls Alteration
10 the curious fact that Mark Twein's
article, in the December Csafurv, en-
titled "The Private History Of Cam
paign that Failed" is. by an old coin
cidencs, q eosteinporaneous supple.
meut to chapter IS 10 the first vOlome,
just printed, Of Generals Grants mein-
Oirs. II appears that the only time
that General Grant was really scared
was when be was 10 meet the little
army IN which his future publisher
was a private. At Palmyra, Grant.
then q colonel, WIS orderded 10 move
against Col. Thomas Harris, who was
said 70 be eneamped at the little town
Florida, some twenty-five miles away.
In HE memoirs General Grant tells
how his heart kept getting higher
and higher a. be approached the
enemy, until be felt Il In his throat,
but when he reached q point where
be expected 10 see them and found
they had fed. his heart resumed its
place. Mark Twain was one Of the
enemy" and that be and his fellow
soldiers were equally frightened ap-
pears in his frank confession IN the
December Century. The difference
between the two soldiers was stbst
Mark Twain was thrown into such
trepidatiOn that he then and there
abandoned forever the profession Of
arms, whereas General Grant made
on that occasion the discovery that
the enemy were as much afraid Of
him rs he had been Of them. This"
says General Grant. was n view Of
the question had never taken before.
but it WAS one ! never forgot after
ward. From that event to the close
Of the war,I neveriexperianeedi itrepi-
datiOn upon confronting tan army.
though I always felt more or les
anxiety. ."-Lherdry Note from The
Century %.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

THE mistakes Of Moses" ." no doubt
were multifarious. According 10 the
dispatches the modern critic Of Moses
has himself made a great mistake. It
seems that Bob Ingersoll was EN-
pioyed In Oc'nber 10 deliver lecture
before the Congress OF the Liberal
League Of America, with the promise
given by him that the proceeds Of the
lecture should 90 into the treasury Of
the League. The eloquent Bob got In
possession Of the money and put II
into his own treasury-some $3.50.
The free thinkers are very much put
out over the matter. Bob Il supposed
20 be q model man and prides him
self upon his correct living and moral
ity. He has fiercely tackled the law
and the prophets" aud dealt severe
ly with that sect denOminated as
Christians. He has been unsparing
In his denuncisiiOn Of the "sins OF the
church." His avariciOusness has now
exceeded his discretion. When
Vending. or some other church ora
tor. gets after him he will be told that
q consistent critic should himself be
above suspicion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

THE Troy CHIEF, ia a Senatorial ap-
portionment, makes the 82d district
out Of the counties Of Saline and
Ottawa. We rather ike il. Saline
and Mcpherson are on very good
terms in mauy Respects, but each
county contains too many statesmen
20 make them warm friends political
ly. The "rotation plan" Of naming
the Senator has worked very we'll.
only that the naming has come
frofu the opposition county usually.
We don't suppose there is any ardent
longing among the statesmen Of
either county that the present senate
rial appOrtionment should continue.
We believe that Ottawa and Saline
counties would get along in a very
friendly manner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, loins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient to suppose he has
some affection of the kidneys or
neighbOTing orgaus. AT times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as
flatuleney, uneasiness Of the stomach,
etc. a moisture like perspiration
producing = very disagreeable itching
after getting warm. is a very COM
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at 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 DR.. Bo-
sanko Medicine Co, Piqua, Ohio
and By Oscar Settz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

THIS Abilene Gdeeite will become 4
morning daily next week Monday as
we understand We congratulate
Friend Roher on his grit. and hope
he will succeed beyond measure, for
he certainly deserves It. lie has al
ready by his energy and"sand''made
a successful evening paper. We hope
Salina people will give the morning
Gazette a good patDpnage, as IL will
come 10 Us with the latest dispatches
several hours in advance Of the Kan
sas City dalies, and dispatches much
fuller than the Topeka papers. Sue
cess to the morning Gazette and its
wide-awake publisher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

FIRE st Detroit. Friday afternoon,
destroyed ID. NJ. Ferry & Co.'S mann
moth seed house, Whites Grand
Theater. the Wes=on Block, and bad
Is scorched other structures, creating
a total loss of shout Sl.500,0O0. One
fireman was instantly killed by fall
ing walls, aud another was seriously
injured. The Ferrys carried insur
ance amounting % slJO,OOO, the risk
on the theater reaching S30. 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

A great deal Is being sa'i about hy-
druphDbia that Wouli he better IN
said, aud the dog will he charged
with the killing much nfirueT than be
should he. Tie work of Oii ri<tv
nails, whose wounds have healed
months ago. and the many other prU
tln,rrs uf letOuns will all be laid at
the kennel inos nf innof-ui "Old dog
Tray Ia all the United States.
with its -. .OOO. 900 % people, there has
not heen Ia the entire year over TWEEN
ty-live deaths from bydr0phobia. by
the ageney of 8.O00. 400 dOgs.
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Gen John Charles Fremont.

Akl4AaA II AAuaAl douruAl.N
I read q paragraph setting forth
that "JOhn G. Fremont, tue first Re-
publican candidate for the presidency.
Is now y years old aud Ia q state OF
extreme poverty. He is sick rs we'll
as suffering from want, and
would seem to be an object Of sympa-
thy and substantial aid.n
1 copy this for the purpose Of say
ing that the multitude Of friends OF
Fremont throughout the country
need not get ready for either the cOn.
tributiOn box or the ambulance. FOR
that very evening, as l was sheltering
myself frOm the wind la the pOstOfiice
corridor, waiting for q street ear d ia
miliar figure swung by on the side
walk, evidently walking up town
It WAS that Of 3 smallish man of 50
maybe, with face aglOw with health,
and with vigorous and elastic step.
A sack coat Of rough goods buttoned
up to the throat, and an unusual grace
and freedom Of carriage encouraged
the illusion that the man was in mid
die life. 10 Was Gen. John G. FIRE.
mont, and i'm another month he will
be % wears old. His wife. Jessie BEN
A0AH HhNNg NAAaNAA AAHAANA ~ AaAaN AAflN
always beeu justly coupled with the
generals. Is quite as robust ani Wig
OrOus as he, and HS their habit
have always been si nple and
regular, and IN accordance with th,
laws Of heal;h, there seems no rea-Ou
why the twain should not live to b.
lOO. There are men in business ia
New York not turned IS who arr
physically much older than Gen.
Fremont. have heard that he every
day bathes all over ln cold water
summer and winter. That l. a luxu-
~ ! deny myself. / AN very temper
ate In these matters.
Now probably tue worthy couple
don't like to be gOssiped about, but l."
3 certain extent they belong to the
public, and eau fnrbear saying thai
the FremOnts are not in q state oi
poverty aud don't need "substantiBl
aid" just now, In transition to
new home, they are living at q favor
ite hotel, but they will shortly he r.
comfortably settled as anybody need
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

The Chas. A. Gardner "Karl. the
Peddler,n company gave a grand hol-
idAy matinee and night performance
~ the Grand yesterday, both -of which
were largely attended by enthnsi astie
audiences. who manifested their ap-
probation Of the really merilOrious
play, good acting and fine specislities
and almost boisteFOus applause. Mr..
Gardner's reception amounted to az
ovation. His vuiCe was IS sweet and
taking as Uf Old-in fact much i'm
pFOvet-and his vocal efforts we're en-
cOred 20 the echo. some of the songs
Ia Karl" are exquisitely beautiful, ],
the bird song and the lullaby being
particularly 80. The play possesses
many msFlt0Fi0us points and ls un-
qusstionably one % Tie best specially
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

A MOST tumultuOus stste Of affairs
obtains among the Democrats Of Ohio.
The reason IL that the Offices 20 far
distributed hiss been among the ad-
hersnts Of the Senator Of that State OF
STANDARD Oil nOtOriety. The other
elements Of the party which are as
fairly entitled 10 recognition bu;
which have, 50 far. been persistently
ignored, sre very mad about II. The
Indignation reached such a pitch
In one town, Canton, that the Stand
ard Oil Senator wss suspended in
eiiigy from the windows of the young
meme Democratic club.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
Anr.ndfnl ni.en,a.

Resd, ponder and profit thereby.
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs is conceded by all who have
used it to excel any preparation in
the market as n eomplets Throat and
Lung Healer. All persons afflicted
with that dreadful dlsease-Consump
tiOn-will find speedy relief and In q
majority Of cases a permanent cure.
The proprietor has authorized J. J.
Purcell TO refund the money TO any
party who has taken three-fourths Of
a bottle without relief PRICE so cents
and 81. Trial size free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

dramas on the stage. Mr. GsrdneF's
songs, dances and specialities would
pull throagh q play regardless Of plot
or circumstances; bat 10 this ease
Karl, the Peddler.n is FAR ahead Of
the dramatic productions of its class
To those, who. in past seas0ns, hsve
seen SIR. Gardner, II Is not necessary
10 extol his merits; but we can assure
those who have not had tue pleas
ure OF seeing him, that he IL 4
fine comedian, aud Will please all.
He ~. 10 our opinion, ia every respect
the equal 0f Joe Emmet as an actor,
and ineomparably bis superior ~ a
singer -KRdi1ngpOiis (kad.l Daily
iSsntinsi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

Mr.. Charle- A Gardner. ct lhs 3rd
avenue theatre. H. playing Karl, Ia
his cnineily drama Karl, the Ped
dler." " Mr. Gardner has q pleasant
German face, when msde mp for Karl
and h easy and Ht home on the stage.
His singing of his new Karl Lulu
abv-a beautiful cOnpOsition-is most
effective, both as q part of the piece
and as 8 melody. The character, as
delineated by MT- Gardner is full Of
Gun by reason Of his bl1ndeEs and
shreWdness, oddly expressed. he
sings some eight sOngs which 0f them
selVes are . plessure 70 listen 20. He
has mede an artistic success IN New
York.-Nssg Tork DAILY NsiOs, Nay y
1855
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REMEDY.
AcURg ana esr,aia PREvEyTATIvE of
-n3 HoLaWEA -

ACURE and certain PREVENTATIVE of
- 1o0 CHoLaE7A -
snd other diseases - Which hogl are ubleet
Whafour rsaedy yin DO 1T vln put your
hsgs In fne condition. u gin Improve theif
apnesites ft sfops cuuEhing amouE hcF1- Il
reruiates the boWels and arresis disea1e IN erery
Instance.
Whai the Remedy has dsne -
LaMAsTEz a FEE1usoE, Iupeka. Kan aoE -.
sIEs .-Ansr ioEinr - head o. my hoEs by
cholsfa. began ullnE your remedy for beg chul-
era and can Eay Il hes ehecked the diseare and
entirely cured The balance / heartily recom-
mead 4, not ouly as . preventative out cure.
NJ horr are d1lir ven. a. n. eTAHTCE.
We FuarEutes eur remedy &C. Be superior 70
any box medicine, and are feady q prove q by
practical tests. Or We VII g - say part % ihc
Enited States where bog eholera uzllis. use noth-
ing hui ear auu mc1icine and arrest the dlseaae
On every Instance or forf-ii s5nuf aii ge ask q
reaaon1tls cufnprueaiieu for oEr seFrirrs o. 80
succeed gs mem iagi = hat ue ny Get rome
af asr remeiy at oie- and ieei 10 your hoEa- 10
noi aaif unfl they Eet sex. bat gct ao1ee and
uss % uari % dilclse, A. 3 pregeuiaiive - tei-
ter than eur. fsk gcur druryisi iar if. o. aend
direCi 70 81 Take ua other. ous-pound tri1l
Dackars seat bT express prepad. 81 o, io-pcuEd
ean g. cents pr polnd. = p1lad can sl1o0
Write for eircalfr and treatise ou hog cholera
afnnts uantef. Aifner1
LaHas1sn 4 FEasusos.
Topeka, Kan11a-
- aAnAAAma 49, m---aa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

The Grants are now living quietly
IN the old home in SiXty-sixth street,
New York. Col Fred and Jesse r.
are engaged in bringing out the sec-
ond volume % the generals memoirs
Us. Grant, who i generally known
Is Buck !" because be vas born In
the Buckeye state, stays on
his farm near Purdy station, Winehes-
ter county. New York, most Of the
tine. Mrs- GRnt gees out seldom.
She b not 90 good health. having
bsen severely taxed by the Generals
long nlnsuA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

THOSE who In former years gave
their patronage to the Old and PoPu-
lar POppendick House Of Topeka,
will regret to hear of the death Of the
landlady Of that establishment,
Mrs. NJ. A. Pcppendick: She died
la.l SUNDAY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

A NEw trial has been denied by
Bishop Robertson 70 the Rev. H. ID.
Jardine. The sentence is reserved.
The public feel very grateful TO the
Reverend Bishop that they are TO
have no more Of the "Jsrdine busi-
No. -
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Are You Going South?

II so. Il is Of great importance to
you TO be fully informed as 10 the
cheapest, mOst direct and most pleas
ant route. You will wish 10 purchase
your ticket via the route that will sub
ject you to no delays and by which
through trains are run. Before you
start you should provide yourself with
q map and time table of the Kansas
City, Fort SeOtt&Gulf Railroad Mem
phis Short Route South The only
direct route to and via Kansas City
TO all pOiuts In Eastern and Southern
Kansas, Southwest Missouri and Tex
~. Practically the only route from.
the West 10 all Southern cities. En-
tire trains with Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars and free Reclining Chair
Cars, Kansas City to Memphis:
through Sleeping Car Kansas City tn
New Orleans. This is the direct
route, and many miles the shortest
line TO Little Rock, Hot Springs,
Eureka Springs, Fort Smith, Van Bu-
ren, Fayetteville, aud all points in
Arkansas. Send for q large map.
Send for a copy OF Missouri and Kan
sas Farmer, an eight page illustrated
paper, containing full and reliable
Information I'm relation 20 the great
States of Missouri and Kansas. Is
sued monthly and mailed free. Ad-
dress J. +. LOCKWOOD
g p. & L. A., Kansas city.
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81 = VI NIIlI-lI"1 -
c0UNTT or SALINE
n To.enh sarrsut Cauuty Clerk Of saline
y couuty Kansas Do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing statement of election and
Jury bills alloued b. the Beard Of County Con
miIsi1ners Is correct.
Wines NJ had and o1eial seal this 2sih day
of December, A. d. 1855.
JosEFH sAHsEaI. County Clerk
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No Chance Eeossssr

II Il not necessary 20 change the
climate which you live 10 ar travel
about for the restoration OF health. II
you have weak lungs. coughs, colds,
Group. consumption or bronchitis,
Beggis Cherry Cough syrup H. war
rsnted 20 cure you. Sample bottles
free AZ Oscar Seitz's drug stole.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07
In the nistriei Court within and for the Coaaiy
of saline. state of Kanaass
stephen Ball, PlaintiG.

I.uIs Hausea, Humphrey Williams, John r.
AIlhaugh and Timothy B. sreei, Trusts
nsffud1ntl.
OAIn defendant Luis Hansen wiu take nqtice
- thts the saii Siephed Bail, pl1lntin, did %
the 81 day ef January, i516. Gle ht petition IN
sri1 district Couri. githin and Tor the cq1ntg q
Salins, 10 the Stale of kanl-l- aE1iust TIE sald
IsIfs Hnn-en, Humphrsy WfllinmI, John n. An
hanrh and TimnthF b. eweet- lrustefs oeierc-
asfl nd that the aaii Lula Hanae1 must answer
esi1 petitiou aled e. af6reaaid, ou Or bei1re he
fsih aay of February. lsaG- o. saie letitl1n vi
= taken e. true, and judgment rendered IN sid
-cffor araiasf aid defenilnI Lun hansrn, for
the sura 81 Three Hundred Dollars. vita Interest
fhereoa a. The rate ~ f1 pr cent. per annum
froo the Ia day q June. iest. an1 fer cosis q
fulf nad further igtruent arll1st ard dcie11-
ants Luis Hansen. Humphrey Htlitlira Ana aeln
II Ai1hangh fer Ihs foreclosure % certain iiofi-
Fazs upoa ths folisuing des-roed rcal csiate, %
sfts
Ths est half q the north-essi auaFisr oi 80
fion tvo a. In tagE1hip eneel l5l aout1 81
r.nre fso fgl uesi of the lixth pfincpa neritilu
fri1r a1E sifnafe in ne couuiy q 31llae. In re
etnla a. Kars1s, sad .fiz1EinE ttlt alld plaiatid
- he Art hfl 90 sid prsmiae1, o re aue1lt
~ vhich iaiEnalt Hi4 b taken a. a1r1,al4i
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und ordering s.ii prsraisas 70 Be- sola vfth,ut N
prei1en1ent aud tie procceil aprllsd u ~ ~
nlnl or TIE amount due plainll and e0rir f lTIt
ciif iorlFcr harring and oreciu1inr saIf dri-nf-
ans and rach of To- "a ofaud frn an lri1sf 49,
esaate, Interest, property aud equity Of reIleup-
tn in o. - stid premises, OF any part thersof
6aEVEB a BoND.
Attorneys for PlsinHT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

The Newton Courier was destroyed
by fire Saturday night viii the
brethren start q fund for Bro. Nc
CrarY.
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TWNnE said defendant, noz-resident or the
y ntatr of kansas. vii take notice that he has
been sued By he "a "a plaintiff and that on the
seventeenth day Of Deeemher, A. D. iso5 said
plaintiffs fed their petition "a the district court
% said county and State, Ia an action entitled
ab0Te. wherein the said plaintiffs pray for iudg-
ment againsi the said defendant IN the Hum OF
Eight Hundred and seventy-dve Dollars $50
With Interest theTeon az the rate of seven per
C. NJ. pr aunum from the sih DAY % August
isss, a. prayed for IN said peiition.
And that rnlezs said defendant answers said
petition on o. before the
4th day Of FetrH0Ty, 4. d. 1886,
Il vii bs taken a. true, snd judgment rendered
acrordineiy. Thai an order Of attachment has
been issued ant the following described real
estate isyied on under said attaehment. to-sit:
The south haif ~ of the u~rth-weai quarter ~
aud ihe norm hail u Of The southwest qnartsr
~ of s-eti-n tWenty-eiEht f2sl, township tbir-
iern ft5l, Fauge 3 Fe t5i west
Thai said real estate will Be sold according 70
iau, aud the proceeds Of ulid sale applied y the
payment of the amount due said plaintina a.
PRAYED for IN their pstiti0n and TIRE costs Of this
action-
DENTON. CABLE a HULL,
By Bishop Burch. their attcrneFa-
Atiesi &C. J. FREORICKSON, Cisrk q the
rtra L. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

THE Junction City Re5ubtican is-
sued a very ereditahle New Years
edition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

The following Is q list Of Bills Al
lowed by the Board Of County Com
nissiOners:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-07

I, NJ d. league. Cashier of the aboTe-Bamed
Bank. do solemnly swear that he above state
meut Is true 70 the best ofmy knoWledgs and be-
lief n. d. TEAGUE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this slst day
sEAL- C. W BANKS.
l--~l Notary Public.
Commission expires Jan. 5, 50
coERECT-ATrEsT
C.EBERHARDT. !
CIV. BANKS, kDirectors.
N. n. BRIGGS,