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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

/ o. IN tts clerrIrrf r.ustar.
President Cleveland e the onIy
President IN orr history who seems %
have no emusoment BheteoeEef-
GeorEs FashlnEton vas noted for his
mrscu11r development. BE Was fond
o. Jumping and to the last day Of his
life kept 8 pack Of h0unds for bunting
He could dance upon 0caasion and be
vvns careful enough o. his health 20 20
70 bed every night at 10 o'clock. JEFF
feuon vas 9 great horseback rldef,
and be rode throughout the country
about Washington daily during his
Presidency. He Usually spent two
hours IN the saddle, and be Was fond
Of mixing with his fellows. At home
at Monticello, he paid great attention
20 farming, and he often walked about
the streets Of Washington while In
The White House. When Cleveland
was inauguratsd the press Wa full Of
wonder ct his getting up for breakfast
&c 5 O'Clock In the morning, and the
whole nation patted him on the bsek
for it, as &C were. Still Washington
got up at daybreak, and Jefferson
eraWled out as soon IS the light struck
his chamber. John Adams, who was
as fat propoFtiOnately as Cleveland Is,
used 70 take q walk from the White
House around the Capitol before his
breakfast, which, by the way he took
e. early &c Cleveland, and his sou,
John Quincy Adams, was wont 20 60
down % the Potomac and take aswim /
before his morning meal. Both Of the |
Adamses were great walkers, and
while John Quincy Adams was Presi-
dent he used 20 walk out to the race /
course, two miles from here, and back |
again whenever any great sport was
on hand. Andrew Jackson was q hard /
worker, bat he was q democratic fell
low, and he liked horse racing, cock /
fighting, and 9 good social smoke.
he often attended the cock fights on /
the Washington heights, above Six
tenth street, and ct one OF the great
races Of the DAYS Of his Presidency, he
had horse Of his own admitted In
the name Of his private secretary, Maj.
DonelsOn. President Harrison was q
great walker, and he did much Of his
own marketing during his short stay
in the White House. BE would get
up and 90 10 market before breakfast,
and though he was an old man, he
often went about without an overcOat.
Franklin Pierce was another great
horseback rider, and be was Rceus-
toned 10 gallOp through the streets Of
Washington ct midnight on . nne
steed. Buchanan was q great beau
socially, and did some walking. Lin
coin drove about somewhat, and Il
was not uncommon to see him on the
streets here. He liked the theater,
and a box was always reserved for
him. Grant walked up and down the
broad pavement In front Of the White
House for an hour or two every morn
ing, and his love Of horses and driv-
ing amounted to q passion. He was
not averse to having fellows call on
him In the evening, and he partOOk
lf much social enjoyment. Hayes
reign was q great one socially, and
Arthur kept his house filed with
quests, and took long drive into the ,
country daily.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Tbs aGagiosd tEllls.n iocatsd nb1ui
81 miles southeast Of Gaylord. smith
Co, Ksnsas, On the north fork o. TIE
Solomon River. The property con
sIsts Of 50 acres land, Merchant and
Exehange NIL, 3 small houses, stable,
hog yards, etc The min is equipped
with four run Of stone, 4 boiling reels,
Shutter, Brush Machine,
Purifier, and All the other machinery
neosssary for use and convenience.
The power h furnished By q 46-lnch
Lsfie Turbine wheel under about 8
foot head Of water and is ample power
II all times. The property is offered
for $4,000 and b - bargain. Time
WIN be given on 3 part. For further
particulars, address or call on,
d. s. RoBERTs q sON,
Gaylord, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The Cherokee CloOd Purifier is
purely vegetable, except IOdlde Of
Potassium which Is the most power
ful Alternative in the whole vocabulary
of medicines It enrlehes the blood
and improves the appetite. VIII cure
Dyspepsia or indigestion, and relieves
Rheumatism. OSCAR SEITZ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

A detailed description Of what GOES
on in the stomach Of q child who has
worms would not be pleasant reading
sufacs It to ssJ that the child Is In
torment. snd every principle Of ha-
manity calls upon rs who are their
parents, 10 help the helpless ones God
has cOmmi.ssd to rs, By expelllng the
enemy. The Peerless Worm Specific
Is q safe and palafabls remedy. We
sell 4. No cure. no paF.
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FOrRsuL


A few more good rooms, second
story, new brick, on Seventh street.
HI. PARKER.
Best rates Of interest allowed on
Time Deposits at h. s. & !. Taggart's
Bank.
WHY viii you cough when Shi-
lOh's cure viii give immediate relief.
Price Zoe, SO cts.
Sold by Oscar seitz.
For best mates on Eastern tx
change, call on H. s. & J. Taggart.
Cash paid for all kind Of rags at the
Mattress factory.
WANTED-5O tons wooden rags at
the Mattress factory.
WANTED-TwO dining room girls
ct the Pacific Hou0e.
Flour made In the old way and Of
the very choicest wheat ct Ed. Lott
Fine residence for sale on the corner
Of Walnut and Eighth streets. Lot
1OOx2OO feet. Two houses, one with
even rooms and one with five rooms.
Wells, eistern, shade, fruit and orna-
mental trees. I'D. NJ. CONRAD.
1O-3mO.
Dried beef-fresh and fine-at J. A.
Nelson's grocery.
Everything in the grocery line st J.
A. Helson's-freshest and best brands.
IfyOu want good, sweet bread, buy
q sack Of Ed LOtz's Vienna Flour
made by tho old process.
Electric Bltters are sold at 80 cents
. bottle, and Bucklen's Arnlca Salve
At IS cents . box by Oscar Seitz.
For money at lowest rates on any
kind Of good security. Call on H. s. |
and J. Taggart.
Go and see the new furniture and |
the latest style and most
elegant pstterns-at N elsOn & Co s
furniture store.
For Sale.
One pair Fair Banks platform
scales. Capacity six ton. Apply to
w. @. Sheriff..
Go and see the new furniture and
carpets-all the latest In style and
most ielegant patteIns-at Nelson &
Co.'s furniture store.
The finest line Of baby carriages
ever brought to Sallna, at Nelson,
Peterson & Co.'S.
Go and see the new furniture and
the latest In style and
most elegant patterns-at Nelson q
Co.'s furniture store.
The latest spring styles OF Wall
Paper at Whitehead & Seaman's. !
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AbRene. Kns.

AOtte1e, hds.
R. Anderson, ?. Burbank. A. BreekTille. c. II,
Collins, E-Downer. jos. Eyeland, MIST. c. Henry,
r Jordan, J. Keefer D. W. Keller, A. W Murray,
J; II. Mueller, Jno. Welcome, Wentworth H., b.
Mccoy.
Armstrong, Kas.
ct. Cone. P. Lyon, D. D. Lehey. J. Riley, V.
Alma, KGs.
T.. Morris, c. Prizes. s. Regain. Chas. Sues, J.
Bunker HlR, Ras.
J. n. Bradbury, B. DrummOnd, p. 3. Thomas.
Bennington, Kas.
P. E. Coeper, A. F. FaWley, (Aene. Kss.l }, L. C.
Horton, Col. o. Struble.
Blaine, RGs.
Bromley q B.. z. r. DetEiIer, 7. D. Foy, J. ".
Kennedy, Pratt p. J. s. SOWeomb.
BrOOkUiNs, -kdRs.
Agent S. Brown, q. W. Brown. J. Cullen, ]. c.
Cheney, Holman BrSs- lsl,y .; Logan. A. J.
I. ID. sands, Joe Stanber, Weaver a Sons.
Bavaria, Ras.
T. II. Tsrry(9.
Betvtie, Kas.
Andersen Bros.
Bg6alO PARK, Ras.
r J. Landerisle.
BIsrling0Hle, Ras.
s. 3. Cox, o. L. Hsnderson. e Longly, Z Lacy,
3. Lonsly, Nay Ous, Powers A.
clyde, Kas.
r. p. Berry, J . Burchod, 8. Q. blanchard. L. A.
Br0un, A. Bullerl q. II. Cooper, W. Demarsh, J.
Fiouplus, 3 =. Pitch, n FFzncis, W. Gornandt
r. Kioee, (Brautforil, A. Leanian, (fagrenoeburgl
J. w. Mcdonald. Cornell. Kasl a W KILLER .
n. RansOpher, 9. ". Rszinisan, L. B. sisa1man.
Clay Center, Kas.
P.W. Coblsr, Cllsgdayl. =. L. Coz, r. J. Cooper,
G. B. CaTpenter. J. r. Craudnll, 7. ]. Cummfnri
& W. Denver, Ira A. Flood. n. A. Graras Jss. a.
Henry %, L Hll, J. A. Henry, Holse ~. ca, G.
7. yOnes, Loop a r., J. X, Mia, J. d. McLenhen,
MeLean q O. I. W. Moore, ,. II, MartIn, Miller
9 Blake. B. p, Merton, 7. J. Marphey, 3. s. Ne
lniyre, Pc. *. O.. Pa. 8uig. Jns SuIiih, sharp
q o., q. u. e1rltton. Shaghan q 6on, Jens
Stally, A. J. Sleepef, Harry faylor.
cfrclevizle, Ras.
IA. Baxter.
CLIFTON, Kas.
W z Austin, A aILlson, J Dfag8n, n Haynss
Z Haynes. Haynes q 7 ,kelny = q, (Stranbsrryl.
it9ss, 2 Lelhs. : !4islen'', stspP. 8 LSFsli.
A Tayior, Brish 4 &c. (Vinlagl.
DelDhOs, Kds.
@ y Bmlsgs, Clsndsor.n . P.JF Duncan,
Bafuian, z J Fingsr, } zsbruska.
Dozens, K0s.
W BusIl. H Bushnell. v Crsufsrd. ". Hud-
DOrrunce, Kas.
9 n Afkinsou. D " Howard
EHtepriss, Kas.
+ nruhet, I Grela, W 4 McDosaIi, Jas
Relirey,J B shiells,I B ehsIsr. J sssls ! Q
VerinE. , Whourlss zcigss.
Elis, Kds.
q Burgin. = cook, q A Elis, J Il aoasy, @ @
harris, llre1ien, kaIl. J s. Klalbockner gelulns
c LsiElg. y z hsuiazua, \ Fooly.
E5sWorfh, Kas.
Eenio.A, (Ilzecl-. En-l. a z.nihrus, n Ens.f-
eac1 = ALla. All.lclIrz 9 o. " Ec11 3 9
E.lf.lt, J u Eeeses 81 a acz.s 1l19lz.
IernE, ~ j Nay, = 1ssrI1 1n cara. y 4
E1rll,I y l1ze-ls 7 f'.1lllz. a llrI1n. =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Vermont expects to produce 10000
900 pounds Of maple sugar this season.
The PssteuF fund in Paris now
amounts 10 100000, aud the hospital
Is secured.
During the past month 5IT slaves
were declared free In the province Of
MRtanzas, Cuba.
The Rev. James NJ. Taylor, Of Prov.
idenee, r, l., has been elected perma-
nent President Of Vassar College.
Postmaster General Villas Is 70 make
the Decoration Day address az the
New York Academy Of Music.
Pauline Lucea has bought a palace
belonging 10 the Count HOyas IN Ras-
umoWski street, ct Vienna, her birth
place.
There are over sixty thousand per-
sons On the payroll Of New YORK
State, 10 whom there is annually paid
about s5.O0O.O00.
When raised from the seed the
lemon tree natures very slowly even
IN q favorable climate, being about
eight or ten yesrs usually IN coming
70 the time Of bearing. Tire time can
&C NA1lAN~lAI4 lAN AANAAl AA8A@a8N
The usual method, In countries where
the tree Is indigenous, a. 10 take uD
young and Wild trees and set them In
prepared ground, and then bud them
with an Improved variety Of the fruit.
The lemon tree is offen grown in con-
seTvatories, and with any sort Of care
fnl treatment, VIII flourish. The tree
should have q good open coil, and
when not IN . growing state during
the winter needs but little wafer (;
new growth begins very early In tie
spring, when the plant should Be
Eatered freely, kept II q warm plice,
and when the young wood has hard
ened Il should be set cut 81 doors, and
kept Ia q sunny Dlace and sheltered
from violent winds during the sum-
mer The plant blossoms in The
spring. and the fIllli should Be Al
lowed lo hang upon the tree during
az of lEs lsiicuing Hini1t % atleln
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The BEsF SAWS in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulees, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblalns, COrns, and all
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures
Piles, or no psy required. It IL guar
ahteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25ets. per
box. FOR SALE by Oscar SeitE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Want of confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seltz, the druggist, Is not liable
10 fail for the want Of confidence In
DIR. BOsanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away = bottle free to all
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all Affee-
sions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
PilIs.

W. h. HILL & Co., FairpoFt. N. Y.
GentSemeR-For years my wife has
been a sufferer from Constipation and
Headache, suffering beyond endur-
anoe. She has tried many remedies,
and consulted eminent physicians,
but found no help. About three
months ago she began to take CObb's
Little POdOphylln Pills and she has
had but one return Of the headache,
and that was caused by overWOrk.
Yours truly,
@. H. STEVENS, Lima, N. Y.
Sold by Oscar Seitz, Druggist.
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There Is nothing 90 striking as Ii

There Is nothing 80 striking as the
rounded limbs, robust form and
rudy complexion OF person that has
used Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker. 1t never fails to bring back
that elastic step and rudy complex
ion that 30 many would. give worlds
TO havs. 100 doses S1.Oo. Sold by
Oscar Seitz, druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Don't neeiecl & oole. IT b can.
gsrous conpanion. A Coaga. Cold a.
Sore Threat requires imrasdiafs atien-
ton. Hills Pesries Cough Syrup
win curs them, o. I win refund your
money. o. SEzIz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
Equitable and Safe Life Insurance on the
Basis OF Actual Cost.

The Kansas Mutual Life AssOcla-
ton, principal Office, HiawathA, Kan
sas This association is now in its
fifth year Of successful work. It has
written over 5000 members, and paid
In losses over $4,000. The guaran-
teed cost is not One-half that Of the old
line system. Payments are limited to
four per year. Under $4,000 bonds
to the State Department. Losses paid
in full. Active and reliable agents
wanted. A good opportunity will be
given. Address, K. NJ. L. Association,
,Hiawatha, Kansas. H.
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For Rent.
PACIFIC EXPRESS COMPANY!
TO WHOM 1T May CONCERN.
STPERTNFENDENFS OFFGE, KANSAS CITY, mo-. IPRTT

STPEKINENDENTS UFFUE AABB UTT MUy IPKIL 8, g.
Notice is hereby given that the property per list
below remaining unclaimed otherwise in the Offices of
the Pacific Express Company, at different points in the
State of Kansas will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder at Office of Pacific Express Co. at Salna
sas by W. r. Gels Auctioneer Saturday May g. 1885,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon unless thesame shall be called
for and all charges paid thereon.
J. K. JOHNSTON, Superintendent.
r. L MCCONNELL. Agent, Salina Kansas.
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EdsOGrdsvilEe, Kds.
n L Smith.
Eskridge, Rds.
Mn Glass.
GrinReH, Rds.
3 Lnrner, J JVanheteF, " d Alnsler.
GOTh0m, Ras.


Gorham.
Hays Gig. Kas.
Alderman (PisinVille), J z BALDWIN, Boyer,
y Brown, Chase soma, (hoter, Kasl, " 4 Gate,
(Nes City), A S Hall Son, David Hackett W II
keeling r Lawrence. w Llppari %. n c Mer-
rill, Q.EGel; Kasl, J B Marley, n D Reeves B n
Rooka, Rode, tPiainglllel, VI Smith. Grant
Turnball. J YanderTent Wm Vieksrs, Z West.
HoltoR. Kds.
J Fuller, J Forney, TannoF, W A Halstoad.
y R Mann, L Leath, c @ Townsend, Wayborn-
HGUeRsUille, Rds.
sTraoe, HuEiaan.
Junction CEly, Ras.
WV Baxter, Jno Campbell C Hale, n Lamb,
Del KB0ulton, A Reese, X r Reynolds. Rev l.
Thompson, HWiggins, W n Bunch, Il Il Brigham,
7 EiseS, A D dyson, n Q Hos. iiWoosbioSJ. Il
Hutchinson, q Orth5 o Powell, Po0rman,
Rosns, lsevil. Kas) @ Smith, J II Br0Un,J n
DoEden, Dsanon "a Baptisl Church, Z VI DoHden,
A n fenner, Frazer. " Hardca1iie. 2 Mich
ell, D Merrill, Geo MarrHy, J Ohde, J n
Palmer, " A Robertson, Z Speilman, r schellcr,
J Tueker. White, ] L R0bertl.
LindS6Org, Ras.
Blana, 5 p Cartlon. J n Friitr. A Hoqusu. A
Phiblad 4 J, J W R0blins sandstono, L q skancks.
" shesenson CD, J " stsEart, L Tosnssnd-
laurence, Ras.
Agent Dion Boucieault Co, p @ Alfori, Mrs n
sprinesl. A D Gr1ut c Hummlson ( EdEardsFiiiel
L " Hal.iead, y Hall, y hyde tels D L ae1-
nings (kdHartsFillel, Betty kisers M a Led
Wm Russell, J \ Roberts, J W Rs1esI, ?
Smith, spirit Of kan1ae, VIM SCHNEIDER, Lhemp-
son. 3 VI Troaps, " watkins. HRsm walker.
AoahaHaa, Ras.
A Baker, J Z Barrett, A B Daniel, Ms y Fry,
Wn Ho9nan, 5 = H.rFison, Il HoibeIt
A G yohnsol. y Johnloas G D PIsit,
Msdina, Ras.
Pspier Bros, Va Ho1h CrhonIsonFiIls. Kns-l
AFansdpOBs, EGs.
Av Anderssn, CTals, Kasl, LOus BixieT, L
Brgsn, " 9 Duehaaln. 3 : Bearh, 3 couiey, g
= Campioa.e 8 5000 W VI cox,A Q BllEuorth,
~. 1' a., ~ s.5 = ~ ;iy,,s s' a.s4
4 Son, 8 nounEd, y n Ha1neas, b y Jones, B
L5eno %, u kIiessZ, v B Lalery y Lznyerys
Mcconnell 4 y On, Hsgl Fgh, Hcthl1g . I,
Elchslrcn, 8 Fsr1st, " J Peter, J s Quiln,
n Roe4. Etri.I, eolonlon Vallgy Neul T n SoliT-
siek, Irili.it. Esllilsion. = wed,
Harn WslrIt1ln, y o HnliEm-5a.
AffIt0sUaie, Kas.
PH BIoun. nassn1d. " I BabaIIh. CBroun,
Cas- Prgclsl, 1illsr 8 Flelrs. " } HlTss, J n.lFs
KiEuia a ,. 4 = srunp. 3 11ah-ld. y v nzi5ht.
MsPtFys0n, Kas.
Jn cr.tA. o. Blos. annis Brssa, Va 1ulls-.
y n Hln.er ~ tan, e1ulIrI L1T11E. G p Is
~, LcstEo1d q II llrlzhlp1E ) y 4 llzrlf, 3psrs
Hla1l 11larlE. p Shine isl11r.lr. KS. y
3 a'lllazS. $500 1.aI-
1Fgfor3. Kas.
IN Dua. 4 "a ~ Ens,ril. 1ia-a
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fNfb 80 Y GHteg ho9s
Adams House. T O Cusiek, Ana N earn eel. II
kllsner, W II Lloyd, W Orr, II Rhodes 8 B
stOeklsy, Z VaRstubsrg. 5 II BIlksOn.
OEeS6ETg, KaS.
CT Lanx.
OHaga, Kas.
s Chllooie, q 2 Carr. Hlppuan. A & LAMBDA
Jno Kuniz. q D ,tosrn.
Psyyy4LEf, Kas.
BIZ Nsial.
RRSSSX, kas.
Chs Barton. n W Colburn, n z Cougsn, A
Laubens, tsseetHaterl, } z NeNair. Dr. Rastell.
RoSs1THf, KaS.
n cOhu. Crane, " n Cox. J Young
81. MaygS, KaS.
KC Jacobs, o Morrow. Mcmillan. q 4 3
Nngentsi 5 hemer,J Ryan. " n TUE, II
wilson, Jno Webber.
Solomon, KaS.
ROPsOu, G Kizsr, } Min,sr. J R sni tn, val
SaIiRa, Kas.
J Ander.ou, Briggs a q PC Baker. Brirzs 4 q.
Eberhardt a 5 : A steEart. A sanders. Louis
frealain, 7 L Riley, n webb.
Soldier, KaS.
Hannum. + Butler.
Topeka, KaS.
RH Adams, jas Allen, Geo Barrett, J v Crock-
neg, walter Collyer, u, W s Clark, Chs Callen-
der. Helen Coules. q B Coi.sy, v Conden, "
Coiman, II L Clll, Mrs y Cannack Hattie Camp
bell, Ida B Dunlap, v n Douglass, h n Fulion, i
g Forester. Z FerFels " Q Green, d Gibson, n
A Greeniieh. Ella Greel. A Gerhard, n A Hun
Ter, J Higgins. Mis- Hewitt, v Howard, Hauley
a Co. y Hunter, Ale Hamburrer,J P Jane, p
goles, A ID Jonc, Anthony Knrrena. Lindsey,
u Lodan, A = Linburner, Harry Lfneoln, Jas No
keE1n. ManareF Crawfori. Mary Hsdnsy, Memo
kenl, Ms Killer, Hrs IliEa Morrison, J McDonan
II Moore, > 81 Mullin, p MeBriia, B Neil.
Donald O.Brien, Mu Pierson. K Fafton, n x
Prize, " d Fotter. Mrs. A Parton, y n Payne, Z
& Queen, y A Raynor. Reinhart 4 B, RichErdlon
q VI, L II 8chiader. n h Sulley, Frank smltk,
y shaler, TINES Olco, Ias Troii, J = Fan1tein-
eerg. Jae Warrens A Wnnasock, 4 white. earnh
MnnmT.
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The following items are taken from
the LindsbOrg Nei0s:
Rev. F. G. York was canvassing
the city Tuesday and Wednesday for
subscriptions to Coughs Echoes OF
Reform" He sold fifty-three books
L. w. Keil and wife, John ROdell,
Eben Carlson, Sam Carlson and
others whose names we did not learn,
went TO Salina TO attend the Mendels-
sOhn concert last Thursday evening.
A. Ringwald will soon emerge into
the real estate, loan and insurance
business. One good feature Of his
business will be the publication of an
emigrant jOurnal-mOnthly. More
later
b. s. BOnney has been appoiRted
postmaster at Mcpherson I'm place Of
Charley Cook, who resigned TO move
HugOnia, where he will have more
room for his Democratic Senatorial
aspirations to grow.
Geo. Eberhardt. Sam Anderson,
Charley Lundquist and Andrew
GoOdhOlm went TO Mcpherson We'd
nesday evening, to listen TO the
MendelssOhn Quintette Club. They
were highly pleased with the enter
tainment.
The Board of Directors Of Bethany
Normal Institute rejected 81 the bids
received on the 18th. There was q
difference Of $15, 900 between the low
est and highest bids. The Board
have about concluded 10 procure =
fiFst-elass master mechanic 10 super
intend the work aud erect tile build
ing themselves without letting the
job at all.
The city election last Monday
passed of very quietly. There being
no unusual issue at stake and only
one ticket in the field. The follow
ing was the ticket as nominated at
the caucus Saturday evening and
elected Monday. For mayor, Oscar
johnson for cOuncilmen, H. V.
Nelson, J. o. SundstrOm, NJ. J. Will
liams, Frank Agrelius and Eben.
Carlson for police judge, Allen viii
Effr.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate cOnveyanees for week
ending April 10, 1886, furnished by
Wight, Henne & Lynn, AbstractOrs Of
titles, Salina, Kansas:
Il Z Thompson to a Christensen
Wifi nwqr and Wifi swqr 2 ID 3w " d
$500.
Cheshire prOvident Institution to +
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$500.
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500.
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nwqr II Iw q C 4 $1,000.
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ton, lot Is in Cover and VanFleets
add Salina W d $50.
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lot ~ 18th ST Phillips "a add Salina
W S262 80
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SaliDa W q $1,000.
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College grounds Salina W d $500.
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