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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-01

A $4,000 hotel is to be erected ai
the northwest corner OF Seventh and
Walnut streets. Kansas City. G. NJ.
Hill OF Windsor Hotel CTOpeks) fame
b % be one OF the pToprietors.
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Notice To Saline Co. Tea oher,.

Ifyou will kindly send me your ad-
dress or call upon me giving me the
number Of your pupils, 1 will give
you q number Of beautiful picture
cards to give your sehoIars-several
charming varieties.
r. PORTER,
No. lis, n. Santa Fe. avenue.
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Horses and MuIes For sac.

s. head Of horses, mares and mules
for sale at my farm on west side of
Ninth street road, just south Of Salina
9-3t s. p. HUGHES.
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Rent.

Well watered pasture for 100 head
Of stock, 5 miles north Of BroOkviile.
HEBER SMITH.
s@tf EaliDa
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Final Notice to Tax
Payers.

once Of COUNTY TRKAsURER,l
Saline County. Kausn.
Salina, Kansas. March 18th 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed lands and town lots sold IN sepiefn-
Der, A. ID. l6si, for the tax Of lisa will he con-
yeyed % the purchasers unless the same are re-
deemed on or before the
4th day Of September. A. D. 1886.
J.R HAMILTON,
Treasurer saline County, Kansas
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GOyERSoR MARTIN has become a
contributor to the North american
Res-ielD.
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No. us, n. Santa Fe. avenue.
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Mrs. CARKUTHKhs, 20 supt
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Real Estate Iran,fsr..

Real Estate cOnveyances for week
ending Jan. g, 1855, furnished by
Wight, Henne & Lynn, AbstractOrs
Of titles, Salina, Kansas
Richard r. spencer and VT to Mo.
Pac. Ry Co. q. {. d. 5000 OF "
through nhf ne Ii /.
ThOs. Tinker aud VT to No. Pac.
Ry Co q d SIS % T Of " neqr seqr ]
i6l.
ThOs Tinker and VT to Mo Pac Ry
Co q $3.50 % 2 Of " nwqT | is l.
Tines Tinker and VT 10 Mo Pac Ry
Coo d S95 % 7 Of " shf neqr 10 !.
Sam'l Walker and VT TO Mo Pac RS
Co q c 4 - OF W through seqr J. II
J Weaver and VT 10 No Pac Ry Co
wd $500 90 o. v through seqr II IA 3.
Wmr Robertson and VT To Mo Pae
Ry Co q $50 COR OF v through ehf
nwQr > l42.
VIM Robertson and VT 10 Mo Pac
Ry Co q c d SO % Of " through
whf nWgr y IL >
IF Wellington jr single To Phillip
Garvin z d $50 ~ Lot y 2nd street
Jones Add.
wd SlUj0 % pt neqr u IA 3.
negT IL l3 ).
Vim X Gels aud VI 20 John J Gels
wd 500 % Lots . 9 : 5 10 Biz Oak
Dale add.
I'm Hamilton TO B Paul wd pit
seqr . j. 4.
N MeNeal and VT to A W Yelling
ton wd 5 $50 10 pt Blk Is Brook
Vile.
Richard Hensley and VT to Jack
Williams wd $50 % undivided int in
Lot 81 santa Re ave.
B w SimOns aud VT 10 + w Miller
wd $500 % Lot l43 5th street Salina.
Geo H Reed and to VIM Russell
Wd 1915 90 Lot p Pine street Salina.
VIM % Brien and VT 10 JnO I
O'Brlen wd s. % ehf neqr 80 Is !.
VIM 0'Brien ana VT to { J O'Brien
wd s. 10 Wifi neqr - Is l.
JuO Anderson and VT 10 Israel Sny-
der wd $50 % Lot Ash street. Univer-
city Add.
Ell COder and VT to F Kingman q
cd 81 on Lot l03 9Th street Salina.
Saliua University Co to y HsggaTt
& Co wd S4S3 % Lots S 8 10 Walnut
street University Add.
Olof FOrssee sheriff TO CP Krise
sheriff deed 500 % Lots 1884 q :
Blk Oak Dale Add.
W Daily and VT TO r Kingman
Wi Slu1 ~ Lot 1913 street Salina.
N w Mcdonald To ROb't Cane q c
5 go Swqr Is 5w.
Wm X GEES CDR Of Mary NJ Melon
aid TO ROb't Cane gdr deed $50 %
undivided 2 interest Wifi swqr and
undivided hf Or interest ehf swqr 10
5w.
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The following items were taken from
the Lindsborg Neics Of the 9Th inst:
Quite q crowd was drawn TO the de.
not last Tuesday evening by the arr
val OF two engines carrying . snow
tIOw. When they passed through
the drift 90 frUnt Of the platform the
snow was thrown with such force as
to break the glass almost entirely out
Of the Office window and TO cover the
occupants Of the Office with snow.
Mr.. Craig, the agent, who WAS stand
ing near the window received several
suizll cuts about the face.
Rumor L. responsible for the fol-
loving statement, which Il tO the ef-
feet that W. II. Jameson, who q few
Years ago made several well renein-
berrd acquaintance in this place. was
driven out Of Abilene, some tins ago
by the citizens, and q few days later
he committed q forgery. for which he
was captured in Kansas City, and
sentenced 10 four years in the peni-
tertiary.
The Itten case has once more been
brought up before the minds Of our cit
zens. Il will be remembered that in
August 1883, q barber Of this city bru-
tally beat and abused an invalid wife.
His brutal nature Was such ~ 10 dis
gust some u the boys. who lived here
IT that time. and 10 punish him they
put rope around his neck and led
bin 70 the elevator Of Charles Gun
nersOn and threatened to hang him.
Itten, after being released. cOmmeuc-
I'll action 20 recover damage against |
sOme fifteen Of our best citizens, WhO |
boarded the train Tuesday evening 10 |
attend the trial AZ SalinA. Among |
hose that went were MeSsrs. J. .. |
Dan johnson, John A. |
5Wenson. John McPhail, A. Lincoln,
has. LeandeT,G. i. EbeThardt, and 4
4. Ringwald.
Mr.. ThOrztOnbOrg, one Of Kansas
most prominent Swedish farmers de-
Iarted this life. ia his home near As
aria. New Years. Nmas day he had
Ittended the early morning services
L Saleinsburg in his usual health but
hat day 4 week he was \ corpse. A
eyere cold brought ON Pneumonia,
which suddenly ended his life. Mr..
who was 81 years Of age.
rrived 10 this country frum Sweden
S54, aud settled near AssariA, in his
ate home in 1870. Ever one OF the
most forward in the church work Of
congregation, he was also
uember OF the Board of Directors Of
Normal Institute from its
eginning. he lived aud died an act
We Christian, and leaves a memory
hat Is respected by all The funeral
DOk place in Asssria Jan. ). In spite
{ the snow blockade q great cOncOurse
( people had assembled 10 attend the
ist rites over the well known dead.
lev. Dahistein, who had been pastor
{ the deceased, preached the funreal
erlnOn 10 the audience. Rev. Lee
eau and SWenssOn followed with a
w remarks in swedish and Prof.
chandler in English.
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condition Of the testator's mind at the
time when he last saw him.
3 Certain items Of evidence cOnsid-
cred and He'd. That the court be-
low did not err 10 excluding them
3. The Law does not require that q
teststor shall have absolute SOUND
ness OF mind Ia all particulars. but
only sOundness OF mind with regard
% the particular matters under con-
siderafion: nor does the Law require
that be shall nave the greatest or
most perfect capacity OF mind, but
only such an amount and kind Of
caparity a. will enable him tD know
what he il doing, the ties Of relation
ship. hls obligations 10 kindred ard
frieD'i-. aud 10 whom he Is giving his
property.
4 A city may receive property. real
and personal, by devise snd bequest,
for the purpose Of prospecting for and
developing a coal mine at or neA- the
city.
5. Many other questions considered,
and Held, that no material error Was
committed with reference thereto.
All the jurors cOneuTriDg.
The fun in the following eorresPOn-
dence IL too apparent 10 neeessitate
comment No one appreciates the
joke 50 well as the members OF the
firm Of MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore:
SALIVA, KASs. Dee. 81, -.
Messrs. J. c. Stillwell & Co.
Leadyille, Col.
Gentlemen:-We shipped 10 you on
llth Of Dec. 1854, "a los Of butter, for
v hich we have no returns. Will i
you please let Us know IL IL is keeping /
we'll. Yours Truly,
MARYLAND, DODGE & moore
The following reply was received 3
ew days ago:
Gentlemeu:-YOur box OF butter il
lere yet, and We ale out just S3.3O
express charges 80 far. IL Keeps too
veil for u. Yours Truly,
J. Z. Stillwell.
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The judgment rendered in our dis
trict court in the case Of Margaret
Delaney W the city Of Salina has
been affirmed in the State Supreme
Court. Mrs. Delaney contested the
will made in favor Of the city Of Sa-
liza by the late John Boyd. and nov
the city will undoubtedly become
possessed Of the property, the value
OF which was 90 be expended by the
conditions Of tue will in explorations
for coai. Carver a Bond were attOr-
news for the executor Of the estate,
Nj. Hitler for the city, and John Fos-
ter for Mis-. Delaney. The following
is the Supreme court syllabus
I. In an ActiOn brought in the dis
trict court 20 contest . will, under
section - Of the act Of the legislature
on wills. (eomp. Laws Of 1873. Chap.
ll7l, where it Be- claimed that the
testatOF's mind by reason Of his last
sickness. became weak and unsound,
and that while 10 that condition he
Was induced By fraud and undue in
fluence 70 execute the will; He'd,
That person who acquainted with
the testatur prior 90 his Last sicEness
and prior % the time when il l. claim
Ell hts mind became weak and un-
sound, but who did not see him dur
ing his last sickness. may be cOmpe-
tent jaroE In the case, although be may
have had an opinion cOQeeEntng the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

spoaRA exists. with the exception that
the letter was mailed in lsT2 and has
lain IN the old bandbox 10 his fsth-
er's house undiscovered all these years.
The many old friends Of Col Spivey
and his old comrades 10 imprison-
ment all supposed that he had died in
1854 90 Johns0n's Island In Lake
Erie. The account Of the unexpected
reunion between the father and son
has been published in many Southern
papers and copied extensively all over
the Union.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

The meeting Of the next TIE achers'
Association OF Saline county, will be
held AZ the sslina High School build
ia Jan ,, 1855, Al O'Clock ?. n
The following is the programme:
Reading for advanced pnpils-Mi-s
5. A. Cooley.
OrthOgraphy-J. A. Ward.
OptiOnal-H' B. Wing.
Fifteen minutes will be given to
each subject for general discussion.
All interested in education are invite,l
to be present. Exec. Com.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

City CierE Bowen informs us that
the right Of way matter iu the city
ia favor 81 the Missouri Pacific has
been satisfactorily arranged. IN
doubtediy the company will resume
work ~ soon a. the severe weather
lets ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

AZ the annual meeting o. the Stock
holders Of the lst National Bank, Jan.
Il, the following directors we're elect
ed: J. ". Fuller, T. WistAr Brown,
e. Eperharit, NJ. NJ. Briggs, c w
Banks. Oscar SeiIE. r w. Oler, a.
L. Dodge and NJ. d. league. Al the
organization OF the new board Mr.. J.
NJ. Fuller was chosen President and
NJ. VI. Briggs, Nice-Presiisnt ". ID.
league, Cashier +. H Davis, As
si-tant Cashier J. ID. Wellington aud
James X. CArruihers, bOOk-Keepers.
The business Of tuis solid aud popular
institution Is growing rapidly. It's
affairs were never nearly 20 prosper
Gus as now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

On lat Tuesday. the county coIn-
missi"uers voted 10 make the g0URS-
Al the ufffriul organ Of Saline county.
The vote sluod: for The JOURNAL
commissioners Miller and Dickinson;
for the Herald. Commissioner Hum
larger.
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Au inspection Of the elevation aud
plans Of the proposed Nasooic temple.
which are in the possez-son 81 Mr.. o.
Seiiz, disclose very handsome and
convenient building. +. NJ. Hamil-
ton q CO. have engaged the south
room la the lower story.
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Al1NeAAs AA4A1A1f ~ - 49,
The undersigned COMMITTEES Of l.
c. King post, No. los @. A. R., take
pleasure IN recommending 70 the
Grand Army Of the Republic In Kan
sas. the 'Tennessee Scout as presen-
ted By its author. Capt. l. B. Dobbs.
Of LAEreBce. Kansas- This post has
just produced said drama for three
nights and Il has given the best satis-
faction Of any military drama ever
produced in this city. Captain DObbs
is good actor, thorOug b organ
iE-T and trainer. carries with him Al
able enrps Of gentlemanly assistAnts.
and we are sure that po-ts engaging
him and his assistants viii not have
cause b regret their acquaintance.
w. A SHANNOW,
n. r. BRCCE, Com.
i. L JoNEs.
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The attention Of the District Court
all last week was taken up with the
case Of J. NJ. Itten ". Chls degge-
lund aud Others. The jury brought
IN q verdict Monday against Charles
Heggelund, w. f. King. Aug. PALM
lief aud Msguus Buck for $3.50.
The attorneys for ITten were
Messrs. Mohler aud Lovitt, and for
the defendants, Messrs. Carver q
Bond. aud McPnail s simpson. Fol-
loving this came the case Of Chas.
Holmqvist vs.. r. b. HaWley. The
verdict for the plaintiff was for Sl250.
The case Of the state ". A. ]. Van
Tassell was then taken up. Van Fas-
sell j. charged with burglary.
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Hon. Thomas Anderson was pre-
ent 81 the meeting Of the state Board
Of Agriculture yesterday. - dele
gate from tire Saline Coanty AgFicul-
tuFal -Bciety.
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AZURE and certain PREV ENTATIvE 70
- HOG CHOLHR "a

- AoG OAOLaE1EAA "a
and other diseases % uhich hogs are subjret
What our remedy uiu DO Iii vii pat your
hors in inc contItion. n uul improve fhrir
aruefifrs. 10 stops coughing anon hars DO
regulate TIE bowels aud arrrtts di-ca-- On every
Instance
Whai the Remedy has done 60
LAMtsrEE a EEaUssS, Topeka Ran Nar ~
SiE~ After losing So head af mv h.ea Hy
choiera, tfEau usinE your remedy fur h.s- rh.I-
era and can say Be- has checked the dis.a-e arI
rutir~iy cured the balance I heartily recsrl-
mend @. not only ~ preventative but q cure.
Ny haEs are doing yell a. n. STANTON
We guarantee our remedy To- BE- superior ta
any hos medicine, aud are ready O. prove 90 ~
practical tests. or We VII g q any rart t..r
uitCd states where boz cholera rHtsts. usr moth
ing but our uun medicine and arrest the dItra-a
IN erery Instance or forfeit $40. az a-A A. r.
reasnmahle comp nsatirn Tor cur services Do o.
sucreri- ~ mran just q hat We say. 6rf s1a.-
ef our rFnieiy nc uner and ICED iu yuur hos lss
rot Ealf until they ct sick. bat ct sllls Hli
usr % ward - dissa-r, a. prrreEtatfts 81 t.r-
Ser than cure. Ask your druggist iar o.. 90 -ert
dirett Oh Us Take no other One- psuul trail
pacEage sent By enPress prepaid. 81 30. l'-pouul
can 80 cents pr pound 3 pond can so .at-
~ ME Cor circular and TREATISE On hog clolrra
Agents wanted. Address
LAMAsTEH FEuarsnN.
Topeka. Kansas.
SOLD az
J. n. Ericsson. Salina. Kansas
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On New Years eve dns belonging
A. Downer's farm - having every
symptom Of rabie bit Mr.. Sue liker
Ia the wrist, ~ well ~ three head Of
cattle belonging TO Mr.. Downer. Mr..
SnedikeF went down to Kansas City
and applied the maidstone" there,
which according to the physician did
iis work well. The person having
the maidstone charged him $50 for the
services Although the time has
passed duriug which hydroPhObis
should make it, appearance, Mr..
Sneiiker feels no symptoms Of the
disease.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Rev. Mr.. L-NeAu wrote from As
saria Monday that the registering
mark on his minimum thermometer
stood 30 below zero on the Sth, and
remained there until the letter was
written. He said that the thermome-
ter hung ia the free air, suspended
from the window, aud thus registered
truly; that Thermometers on the
house walls do not fall so low.
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Our Nsu Clubbino oRsr

We offer the JOURNAL aud the
Weekly CaI,iiai and Farmers Journal
Of Topeka, an SPACE weekly. both
one JeaT, for $3.50. The cAsh must
accompany the order.
The Mitchell House will board day
boariers from the first Of the new
year at Sl4 per month. We have -
present two or three very nice rooms
not taken that parties can have with
hoard and fire at very reasonable rates,
n taken soon. 5o-I
A sample copy Of the Weekly Capi-
tai snd Farmers Journal viii be sent
free TO any address. When writing
on a postal card for = sample copy put
on the names oftwo or three Of your
neighbOrs who are newspaper readers
or who ought 20 be. Address,
WEEKLY CAPITAL. Topeka, Kama.
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There will bs a meeting Of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps on r riday. Jan.
i. at 9 p. TO transact business
which would have come before tina
members last Friday az the regular
meeting, but for tue inelemency Of
the weather.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

The newly elected officers OF the
Saliua Post, G.. A r., were duly in
stalled yesterday afternoon by p. Past
Commander futile. The exercises
were interesting aud witnessed Toy
quite a sprinkiing Of members Of the
Post, anI ladies Of the Relief Corps.
The new Commander, A. Kemper,
assumed the duties Of his new posi-
tiou in neat. graceful remarks, aud
gave the boys some good advice. Mrs.
Evans. President Of the Relief Corps,
made some appropriate remarks, also.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Mr. Frank Kildell, now in busi-
ness near Chicago. has been looking up
a location in Salina for the merean-
tile business. Mr.. Kildell l. an old
friend ofMr Tom Riordau Of. solomon.
He is very agreeable young gem
tieman, Possesses the necessary push
for a western business man, aud
would no doubt build up profitable
Trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Daily & Rash close real estate loans
with such promptness that parties get
their money in a few days after max
ing application.
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The Cambria Roller Mills have now
got their custom department furnish
ed ana are prepared 10 do all kinds OF
custom grinding. ehopping. &e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

rev. J. P. Ash viii preach in the
First Baptist church Sunday Jan Il,
morning and evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Daily & Rash have money TO loan
on ehaitel mortgages; alsO on farms
and city property.
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FATHER AND son REUNITED AZ.

AA1Eh AMI Sun A.
TER A LONG SEPARATION.
Special dispatch % the BasIou Herald.
CLINTON, y. c.. Jan. 3, 1856. A
strange reunion has Just taken place.
In ISL the venerable Rev. II. :. Spi-
vey parted from his son. John e.. Spi-
vey, Al Goldsmith. The latter, then
a youth, lsft behind his loved ones 20
link his fate 20 that OF the south He
served with the army Of the South.
west, and was present ~ the siege OF
Nicksburg, the battle Of COrinth, and
many other engagements. Detailed
To some special duty In Arkansas, he
was captured at Dardanell, in that
state. in lS6S, aud carried a prisoner
10 IOhnsOn's Island, where he re-
manned until the following February.
He was then sent 10 Shreveport, La
Here be was placed in command Of
his regiment, IN which post be serv-
ed until the el0se Of the war. After
the surrender, be went with some 81
his c0mraies % try his fortune in the
northwest Amer living q short time
in several states, be settled in Salina.
Kan, where he has lived for Is years
practising laW with great suceess.
his father heard Of his capture aud
Imprisonment, and Thought he died
in captivity. In 1872 Col Spivey
wrote 20 mis- father. The letter vas
misplaced. and came 70 light only q
few months ago. while Mrs. Spivey
was locking through an Old bandboX.
The discovery that the letter bad
never gone on it, mission 10 North
Carolina suggested that the old man
might still he alive The oid letter
Was sent through the mail just ~ Il
was found on il original errand. II
found the father still lingering IN life
sud from IL resulted the visit OF his
son, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Nettie, 20 the Old father, who
had 20 long mOurned him - dead
The Topeka oSRa0avsaitA found
the sane item In the CnlcAso J0srnal
and ssks ifthere is any truth In L.
Il l. e. tEue - that the C0msI0a-
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90 to Daily& Rash for money on
farms, city property aud ehAitel mort
cages
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Mr. Marion J. Weilslager. OF Sslina.
Kan, Is here looking after his inier-
ests In Orange county. Sir. w. owns
one OF the finest young groves in our
state, and We are glad 10 learn that.
On his arrival, he found II ia a perfect
state 81 cultivation aud beautiful 20
behold -SdHfOrd Fla journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Take your eern % GOodnOE 4
Wiekham add try their new dumps.
5i.sg.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

Go to Daily & Rash for money on
ehattel mortgRges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

The ladies Of Salina are invited 10
call AZ Ms. ShAver's millinery store
and examine these rugs, and also the
machines for making them.
SO-tf Mr.. CHAs EPSTEIN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

The Rockville Transcript Of the
Slh says
Mr.. H. c. Lawrence has sold her
Millinery stock 20 q SalinA party.
a passenger csIach was burned here
IA the yards yesterday. Ii IL sup
posed IL caught lire from the stove be-
ing To hot and no one there 10 watch
it. Loss abOut g Wu.
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@. A. SOLBERG.
MERCHANT TAILOR
American. French and English SIhIEs.
GaFmenls Made. Cut ane Fttf@dto
order from she
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G-ed Werk my A67tt7-
American. French and English SUnHgs.
Garmenas Made. Cuf ane FItt@dto
Order from she
LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS
G-ed werk my A67tt7-
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O5eI a Hareman's
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The following article will be read
with interest by the friends Of Col
J. G. Spivey. The clipping was
banded to US by q friend who reeeiv-
ed il In letter from Massachusetts,;
AFTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-01-14

The loss Of life among stock during
the late blizzard must have been i'm
mense. Mr.. J. M. POstlewait lost Il
head Of cattle. Commissioner Miller
reports that At least ten per cent Of
the hogs on Gypsum Greek have died.
No doubt the reports Of losses among
stock Of all kinds will come in thick
and fast, after this cold snap il dispOs-
ed Of.
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tue LindsOorg Ne'rs, mzy possibly
locate 10 Chico. IL j. further stated
that two parties, one from Herring
ton and the other from Hope, have
cast their eyes toward Gypsum City.
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