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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26
New Cambria chatisFinas

Business lively ct the elevator
wheat coming In from five machines.
Miss Alice Cox is dangerously sick
with typhoid fever.
The Cambria band spent Sunday
afternoon at Nilesville the guests Ol
J. w. Hampton and family.
The Cambria Mills shipped their
hrst car load Of -four Wednesday un-
der the new management The mills
are now running night and day.
ZIlla, the bright and Interesting llt.
tie daughter OF Mr.. and Wrs. J. II.
short has been very sick for q week
past, but is now slowly Improving.
Tlsohner and Marshall have fitted
up their drug store In q neat and tasty
manner and with lie new coat OF
paint presents q handsome Appearance.
One Of the sadde5t Affairs which has
ever occurred here, was the finding Of
the dead body Of Frank FleishOur On
last "Wednesday evening. He Was
piOaing on the farm OF Wm. A. Mur-
ply, and being subject 10 falling dts,
e q supposed he was taken with
them and belug alone died. he was
highly respected By all who knew
him. He has q brother here but the
rest Of his people reside In Indiana.
"IRWRLI.n
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UuTTlNa NElEAsEp AT ~.

81. LOUIS, August 3 "A dispaleh
ffom 81 Raso says the Chihuahus
authorities have released Cutting, bal
no partiealtrE have yet been received,
The decree giving Cutting hls lib
erty amer q long pfeamble rehearsing
tie history % the c=1se says.
Considering the offended party Ne
dina has desisted from action 10 that
laudahle proposition OF ils effect, bat
also d would 70 beyond the intent
ciaimed bv Law and nsfionaI dteoyurn
Therefore the eoGrt decides, Ia the
name % justice of this state, the fol
loving proposition
1.-The act 0f desisting on the part
o. Medina O. granted irom the civil
aclion % which he Was entitled
aRninst A. X. Cuiting who shall be
placed Immediately IN absolute lib-
efty.
a-Thai the general prosecuting at
torneg % the State, lawyer Jose Maria
GiondoFa, and The defondant's etior-
ney's lawyer, which be hEd q right as
againet A. Il. Cutting, and therefore
the principal motive Of the prsoeed-
iBgs do not exist, therefore there is
not a. the judgment 0f thiB court 8
sufficient foundation 10 continue the
case, ard considering the uat Of de-
sisiiEg on the part Ga party nllended.
is conserved % BE- with the priRclpal
obiec4 % qulellng she alarm oonEe-
qnent upon biz f0Fnser complaint, aa
his terme clearly express, and ln Con-
linuing The proceedings on the polnt
legally and acc1raislF decided "a tlla
n--f Imaaaunn srrrs.f.l - 40 Inr.tr. a,
diVeel Joaquin FiilalOa, b. notified
and amer returning the hFsi book Of
minute1, at 3 Correapo1dlng oftler b
iasDed % . sa0nud lower tudge % Drn-
vos for lis ezaet fnldllment. Let If be
recorded IN The archives ui The stase
gOVsrumsni that !, Lanrl0 CYpFiana
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AssarIsNsHs.

Saturday, Aug "a, was the thlrtieth
anniversary Of D. H. ThortensbeTg
aud Wlfe's marriage. A large num-
Der Of relatives and friends gathered
at Mr.. ThOrstenberg's residences on
that evening and celebrated the event
In good old fashioned style.
Col. E. O. Culp was Ia the city
Monday.
=. r. Swanson started for Kansas
City Monday 70 buy goods.
Mr.. w. b. Townsend accompanied
by his children and mOther-in-laW AZ
rived from Lawrence Monday morn
ing.
The suit between ]. ID. Dunn and
Peter GregOrius was again postponed
for fliteen days.
Mr.. Aaltson, Of Altoona, IN has
been Visiting friends Ia this vicinity
for about q week.
Miss Carrie Dunn starts for Denver,
Col, Saturday. Non NONEN.
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Pima. magistrate of the second cham
her OF sunTeme tribunal Of iusllCes Of
fsts Erle 81 chihuahuf, for this set,
trled ID the appellate grade, DO 20 de-
cree this order and sign before the
p'iiaees. give iaith. siensd.
CFFnTAEA PIaA.
Jesus o, Esjers. See
After the decree had been read e
Cutting and q cnpy referred 20 him.
ne vas carried 10 the Office Of Mayor
provIneio. Where he Vas Formally sci
at liberty. Consul BriEha m, with q
number Of Americans were with him-
A cordial shaking Of hands between
the Americans followed, and all adj
Iourned 20 a easine on the corner
called 81 Ffincipale. kept b = .4ary-
tanller. Here they were compelled %
wait rev minutes for 4 street ear, on
which they expected 10 leave Mexi-
can soil Darnin the official Inter
preteF. the mayOF and several AeKt-
can olIieiais. entered the easino, aud .
few words we're exchanged betWeen
The parfies. the evident inieat being
% arrest Cutting. The latter. 10 re-
ply % sonfe FemeFk, said % Danlni
with finger raised; 81 Will meet the
i've principals IN ths matter latef.''
This uas said in IN impressive man
nef. lust as . man might say;
"SFhen I get you alOne We viii haVe
fhia thing out This remark was in-
stantly interpreied, and the mayor
and D0nlin cried 0ut ''Pnes - e
al inuvo Delitos, +" Rhich in Englis iE
"a uee olTeuse.Y Several Ofthe Mex
leans stepped toward him, bat the cas-
having Opp0rtunely arrived. Cutting E
American friends closed la around
him. and hurIying him 10 the car he
was ~ rapidly ~ the time table al
lows, driven aeftss the border.
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IWill cell At public anoiion 10 the
highest bidder on my farm, nine mIles
south q salina and three miles south-
east Of Mentor. on Wednesday Sept.
let, 1855. the following property
-Four head Of borses, nns young
stallion English Coach aud Morgan,
5 years old Z; = high grade smooth
steeEs. tEo years Old pass; 10 yearlinR
steeB; l6 yeaFling kelieFs; 5 COWS
with calves By their side, sonie of the
cove are excellent weIl-brOken milk
efs; farm wagon. haFrou. 3 plows,
2 2culllVatofs and ether farn utensils.
TEEHs-A credit % six mcnths
with approved security, notes bear
ing 8 per cent. from date lf paid when
dus. ifnot paid when due 70 beaF y
per cent Interest ffam date. Sale 20
commences af 10 o'clock n. Fres
lunch win be served Sale viii Be
positive. No By slddlBg. II yon
want nice young cattle eoms
10 my sale and buy ssme good y0ung
stoek. AUGUST 1EEBEL.
VIZ. oEIs. Auciioneer
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The INDIAN oUTaaEAk Of lss2.

aTN- NN4lsN4N ~ 8H~fN6 - A~N--
During the spring and early sum-
mer of 1854 there SYns freqnsnt reports
of dissailsfaeiiOn and threatened
trouble among the In&inn tribes Of
Minnesota and Dakota The canBes
Of this diseontent were varied. There
was complaint of non-payntent OF
annuities. and the attempt % pay
money due Them In legai-tender notes
instead of gold caused great iudigna-
lion. It vas asserted that elnissaries
from the Confederate government
eauned the trouble, but this was not
prOgen. It IL, however, probable
that the Indians ehUse this time 70
avenge their real and imagined
wrongs beeause they thought the
white mans government, when Oocu-
pied with q war, would be less able @
cheek their depredations. The flrst
attack was made by the sioux under
Little Crow, upon yellow Medicine
Agency August 18th, 1852, where all
the whites, old and young, were muir
dered. New Ulm was attacked Aug
ust 3, aud many whites were killed,
but the citizens hastily banded for
defense, forced the Indians of, ard
on the following day q force Of soldiers
arrived % their relief. Fl. Ridgely
was besieged for nine days, and its
small garrison repelled three despeT-
ate attacks befnre it was relieved,
August -, by the military. The In
dians now went nOrthward toward
Ft. Abererombie, massagreing and
plundeFing as they went. Meanwhile
Governor Ramsey had called out the
militia Of she State, an extra session
OF the Legislature had been convened,
and appeal had bern made 10 the
General Government for assistance.
General Pope was dispatched to CON-
mand the department, and United
States soldiers sent from various
points. Two assaults were made by
the Indians on Fort AbererOmbie in
September, both being rPpulsed With
heavy loss. They then retrealed
Wesl ward, but they were followed by
the troops and forced to make q stand
terly defeated. About 500 Indians
were taken prisoners and tried by
court marshal, Of whom 800 we're sen
fenced 10 be hung. The President,
however, ordered that only thirty
eight should be executed, the remain-
der being put In confinement for .
time aud visited with lighter punish
ments. AS the whole number Of
warriors In the Minnesota Sioux dad
not exceed 900, and q number had
taken no part la the outbreak, there
Is little doubt that the greater part Of
the insurgents were either killed or
captured. The prompt action Of the
government in punisning those taken
had the effect Of preventing further
trouble. The loss Of life on the part
whites was variOusly estimated, but
probably not less than 500 were killed
By the savage or perished from sick
Dess and exposure caused by their
hasty flight from their homes. For q
number Of months several thousand
people were dependent upon charity
for food aud shelter. The loss Of
property through the outbreak was
estimated at from $500, 600 10 $S,-
O0O, 900.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

TALKING the other day with 3 well
known young lawyer who was q pu-
pill In the State Agricultural College
when John A. Anderson was iis
President, we were Informed BY him
that lt was public talk In those days
among the students that Anderson
was a wine drlnkeF. The young gen.
tleinan also says that among the 400
students at the College there was not
20 exceed q dozen who had any re-
sPect for Anderson. AS to his being
= wine-blbler the gentleman proposes
70 prOvsthis eharge by competent tea-
timony and = bundsnce ofit-PrOvId-
ed the Anderson men or the AndeF-
sOn newspapers deny It.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

THK telegraph each day iavOrs ul
with = special from SaThnae, inform
Ing us sitter the manner Of the cOuri
Journal Of England, Of the dOings Of
his Serene Highness, The President,
and her Imperial Beautlfnlness, First
Lady Of the Land. II the President
catches q lsh, we are told Of Il before
be puts In the frying pan. II the
Presidentess loses her balance and
falls across she gumwale Ofthe boat,
We know Of lt before the painful ex-
preston dlssipates from her lovely
cOuntenance. tits truly enchanting
% be kept thus fully posted with she
movements OF our Republican court"
even with The daily life % Mother
in-laW Folsom. It's really rsghl-llke,
"ye knaw.m
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PuhlIzhed ThursiaY. Aus. D.. Is-u.
Ordinance No. 500.

AN ORDIN sNCR amendlnr secflan e. Of orii-
NJ nce numhcr tEo hundred aud seventy tNr
(l72l entitled "An ouilnanco Tor the layiug and
ealleeting q license tax on haHkers and pei
olrra.
BE q ordained bV ne Mdyor and
COlmciigIen Of tie Cfly II SdlilG;
SECTION I. That ssciIon of ardlhauea num-
Der 81 entitled An Orllnaace for the lesyinE
and e.iliectiag license tax on hawke % and poi
dicfs - ausuded 80 as tn rcd ~ foliauss ~
4. THIS ordinance shall 10 20 wise apply - fruit
and vege table dealers - coal OF dealcu within
The limits of the eiig of sallna-
sEo g That oriEiuai neciisn uumher 81 0rlf
names numbor zs9 b and the sane is hereby
-. 8 This orlinsnee shall take eject and b,
70 foFcs from aai aaer lts Pubiiratica IN the
6ALIHE CoTHrr JaUnNAL-
Approved August .. ie4-
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
hereby certify that The aboFe and forcEolag
Iz . true and coFrnet copy ~ al ordlnancs panset
b. the mayeF and eoanclimea oftho city q 6allna
% TIE f9d cay 81 Aagust. ls35.
Altssf: R.E BOWRN, Citg Clsrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

The firm Of d. A. VanTrIne & Co.
composed Of D. A. VanTrine end
Michael Schuhman has this day by
mutual consent been dissolved, d. A.
VanTTine retiring. Fred BalsF puFchaf-
Ing his interest. The new firm OF
BaieF & 5chuhman assumes all Indebt-
ness. All bills due the old Hrm may
be paid 10 either d. A. VanTFine OF
10 the new firm. N ScHUHMAN,
D. A. VANTRINE.
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tbs Southern heart which has
been fired with q prospect Of war for
several weeks will now sorrow nvei
the release Of Cutting. The Texas
COW boy, especially, who has been
Whettlng his knife on his bootleg and
dreaming Of bloody fields upon which
he was 10 be q conspicuous part Of the
sceneFy-is doomed to the saddesl
disappointment. Even our fiery.
hearted patriots out on the Santa Fe,
who have been drilling and march
ing, and eursing the greasers, feel
greatly out Of joint at the lack Of 8
chance to satisfy their military ardor.
But the main part Of this country feel
really delighted that the olive branch
ls 10 abide with us still.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

AMOS A. LAWRENCE, 0f Boston, the
veteran philanthroplst, for whom
Lawrence, Kansas, as well as = mum
Der Of Universities which have enjoyed
his gifts have been named, died ~
his ssummer residence in Eahant.
Sunday evenlng,at the age. of y years.
We remember we'll when we saw
him years agO-s guest On our fatheF's
home. He was q short, thick set man
with = general resemblance TO the
popular pictures OF John Adams. He
hAd q benevolent cOuntenancs, and
was the especial favOrite OF children.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Hartman, g D. Radisz, D. Eslsshs.a; Mag
Nalamilh, - 7. 3rier. g We Afzuen. a. tfe-
tlEs, - D 6a1ragu. q q. CAP. ~ Ainsl1l .,
~ >. 8lsGer, Joht naruc1s p. r. ~ NaE.l4-. D.
Pogsru }. n. Dagi., ,. q. 1rifgT, AIS. teilcu,
Wm Barneek, ~. =. Prise, ~ q. Laltiilt G lll q
Jchuaon. Alfred Dcncl. 81 ~ llnglnnrg, ~
Harns, r. p Crageas, y y. tfz.S 3 tee. ssaaa li.
Ichnaon. Clthlring klEln1I. = Il l1lll. .ilf.
Krnure. Tbeo. Rauhaut.f Q .. krlaa. = Luhlli 4
Ph MP Miller, A. n1rreF. u. s Cuuringl1u- u
81 culninghaui, p. ,. eteuart, J. y. Oswald ,. r.
sheilahlrEer Geo. Biaek. Clifford hutier, " NJ
cuumiars, n. Marel, Joan F,utrr, 8. a. Alpss
q. II. Woolley, Thou. Very, y =. NeHltt, lohn
f1rern. g.. q D. llcCHraag, tl - -Rullch. NJ. y.
nirler. J. q. Davis nite Gredy. D. iiaassu.
u. DaiFvmple. a. and z. naris, q. 9oncs %. q.
Inhry Tlard Davis John Caheriine, toefph
nathlis Ahihnuy Miller. W. d. Wlckcl, Os1af
Barnes j p. Dersory W, r. HarroE. H. g. L1uer,
G. D. Falconer PA O,Dauaeil.
snr.A. Thst fhr citT ricrk b sni q hereby
anthoultad = ttliifs lht i1Ittolng ae1assmeat'
sd taraa 90 larrrarff clert y 81 rlErei uroE
The iax roil ~ .ila1tion, ali eci a. tta rlme
ienaiiils "a ooilodt1i d ne nIlaner - ull.cr
taNcl.
Sac. 4 This ordInanee shall taka elset anri hc
IN lurcs fruu ard aner its puh,ieatioa IN The
SarTNE CoUETT JoCusaE-
AlpruFed Augn.t =, lss1-
---.-- WILLIS BRISrOEs. MAYOR
hersby csItIff oltt ihc sboFe al idrcgoiuE ,
ibe mayor 80 eue en1u.as q tAa ciiI q salina O.
Attest = r = BOWEN, City Cierk-
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Money. lioasy. MoasT i-PisnOs, PIaaos,


PiaHOsl Organs, Organs, orassaI
Having added The loan business 20
the Piano and organ, take pleasure
IN Informing my many acquaintance
and the public generally, that am
prepared 10 let them have money on
long OF short time at reduced rales OF
interest. ANY one can have the
uIsney at much lower rates Of inter
est, who will purchase an instrument
Of me. Ofcourse my Instruments are
lirst-elass and need no comment ~ 10
their qualities. The Estey organ and
Piano are the leading instruments Of
The world. They are The standard or
gan and piano. Just as good as the
Esiey." Is heard on every band-bnt
ghy2 because the Estey is ''the best. -
UHcOnsCiously every use Of that aFgu-
ment ls compliment 70 and q reoog-
niion Of the prlsed position occupied
By the Esiey Co.
8. 9. PARKRR, Dist. Agent,
S7iE. SallnA. kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

PowDEELY, Ia a speech at LuEeFne,
Pc, denounced the Fioting aud VI
Olenee carried on ih the name Of the
knights Of Labor. He also said (:
"Ths anarchists win never obtain 3
fOOthOld in The knights of labor.
Anarchy Is destructive 20 civil lib
eFty, and no honest WoFkingman ean
afford 20 identify himself with an or
ganIzatIon which has for Its object
the destruction Of life and property" +"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

A mesiinE Of DE saline s6uuty
Law and Order League viii % held
Aug. .. at3P. n. g The Y. u. G. "A.
rooms. saiinA. All members and
friends are earnestly requested b e.
tead
About September isf. ve win open
out our stock Of goods in Nelson's
new block, l0i Santa re avenue
where We win Be able 70 show uF
the lihest Stock o. Gsnersi Merohan.
disc ever brought 10 salina. Every
body h inviled 90. call and ZEE us
We guarantee satisfaction.
NELsoE q BEEGsIOH.
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I,OsF-I,ast Saturday night, q dun
colofsd COW, weighing about ! 600 lbs.
and had on leather halter and piece
Of rope around her horns. Any In
formation leading 20 her recovery will
be rewarded. WILLIS PRIcE.
Sl-2w.
WAsTED-A first class clothing
salesman, thoroughly posted, with
extensive acquaintance. none other
need apply. JONES BHos.
solbeFg, the tailor. ct his iew shop
IN the Parker building Of the
Opera Housa-Seventh street, is IN
receipt Of early fall goods, and can
SIMPLY the young gentlemen OF the
old gentlemen Of Sallna with the
inost siyIish suits 10 be obtained In
Balina.
WANTED-To trade q flrst-elass Inn
proved farms miles from Chapman,
Dickinson county. Tor cattle, or !
will sell the farm. Address
A. ZEINER, Bavaria.
10 dozen genuine crinkle ssersucker
waists for boys At 50 cents each. har.
dly the price fOF the goods, also extra
good nnlaundried men's shirts, dOub-
le back and front, linen bosom and
cuffs at IS cents each.
ROFHsCHILD BRs.
A 400 acre farm 10 be sold or to rent
ESQ acres under fence. I'D acres
broke. Inquire OF D. HURFORD,
Under Hin Farm, BrOOkville,
28-ff, Kansas.
WANzED-A good girl 10 do hOuse
work. Inquire Of Mrs. J. h
Prescott.
LIndblom 4 WardelI. tAllOrs-suc
cPssors 70 Anderson & LlndblOm, are
in receipt OF q large quantity OF fall
and winter goods, and are prepared 4
fit out their customers in the latest
styles at the lowest prices. Satisfac-
tlon guaranteed.
WANTED-A girl TO do general
housework. Apply TO Mrs. r. K
NIckles At No. SlS-NOrth Nintl
Street.
Money transmitted by telegraph
quickly and cheap rates. Avoid
trouble OF Banking hours and give nj
a call, ct the Western Union Tele-
graph Office.
For storage for household goods,
trunks &c. apply to
sI-tf G.B. STEBBIEs.
Nelson & BengstOn will show Oh,
public an elegant line Of goods 10 thel
new store, about the lst OF Septem-
Der.
GUARANTEED at LlndblOm & War
dells, the popular tailOrs:
Lowest prices.
Most stylish suits.
Goods for fall and Winter-the lat
est out.
Nelson 4 BengstOn viii open up 6
full line Of general merchandise 10
Nelson's new block, lO4 Santa r,
avenue, about the LIST Of September
All Of our old customer aud the pub
lie generally are invited to call and
inspect our stock.
Fresh Mich CoWS.
have five good, young, well bro
ken fresh mIlch COWS, which l vii
sell at reasonable figures, for cash Ol
on time TO suit buyer.
80. w. r. GETs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

BLATNE's great spesci In hsine
contains many q colossal and ada
mantine truth. and his yslion
With references 10 the status q the
Third Party's work IN ths Pine Tree
stats is as true 50 Bible truth. Here
ith:
TIE position and platlorm Of the
Third Party might Ia fact Be thus
abbreviatsd Where's the RePubli
can party of Maine enacted = prOhibi
tory law thirty years ago, and has
since amendedit - q majority Of the
frisnds u temperanoe demanded, and
has Ga consequences advanced Maine
IN hil matters Of Temperance q quarter
Of . oeBtnry ahead o. The license
ssaies. therefore, be u resolved that
We. members % q third party Of pro
hibitiOnisis, will 90 vote ~ % defeat
the Republican party and turn the
zoveFument of Maine over 10 the
DeinooFuts, who have through ail
tkess yeaEs opposed prohibition By
ever fRstrumentality Ia their power
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Eotices are out for the sale Of . very
extraordinary and vaiuabls herd Of
cattle, s0nsistIng of COWS, bulls, and
heifeFs, to take place on the premises
of The owner on Sept. %. 1885. These
cattle belong 10 Mr.. Nils II. Roe, of
Tescott. on the line Of the salina,
Lincoln 4 Wetern r. r., and about
~ Nenty-tWO miles northwest Of Selma.
These cattle were selected with great
care from the best herds Of eastern
New York, where they were very
highly pFizel for their dOeillty, their
extreme har,liness, their extraordlna-
~ prOiuciivenessO ~ milk aud cheese,
together With the fact that they ma
tnre and beeOme fully developed
when very young. "Ths genealogy
Of the Nelherland or Dutch cattle Is
pure and unadulteratei, aud It is At
least two Thousand years Old.n See
Manning's Encyclopedia. page SOS.
These cattle were selected by Mr. Roe
with the lntsntiOa Of breeding sud
disseminating them Ia this part Of ouI
State. he having great faith In their
superior qualities, and having also
bern practically familiar with them
all his life In eastern New York. and
up 20 the time Of his removal 20 Kan
sas about seven yeaFs ago. Mr.. Roe
having disposed Of his real estate
here the sale Of hls stock becomes &
necessity and most undoubtedly Of
fers a rare opportunity 70 PURCHASERS,
which Il not likely to occur here
again. lf
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Publl.Asa Eharsas5. Aurust g. 10.
Ordinance No. sos.

AN ORDINANCE aakinr an azssssnaui ens
lagy of leEo1 az1in1t - eHucu nu8 h1rhcFef1
ofduu N ~ elig e sallaa.
Be & osdnfnsd ~ Els Na91r ond
0Daaeiimen Qf fss Citv q Su fnG:
sscrIsE L MS laefa ns nnl b hsIuar lesIli
q iall1a. 81 l1ll19a te-gns j. ~. lnlcfuoel
q 3. Ezt.iiE 4o19 Erirtc1u, Q sleetenealT.
pc Eesist ". 3. ssssnsI, 2. Killlirg .. 2.
eEo.A Tha harr b 80 = kers1y lsist an
UaUDeul sd ta1 81 iHo aol.1l aE1if1t a.
~ e. tErhcreF % en1t m1la drE in ~ rii4 %
,. Dsika. 4 kf11s. ,. ,. Tlgi1, G. 6 Flask. q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

ALL except the lying eranks Of the
Anderson outfit have esased crying
'fraudn about the ConcOrdla Conven-
ton flor they know there vas no
frandl. They have also cessed SLAM
derlng Judge Wilson, ,becauss they dis
cover that all such talk aa that is do
lng hin more good than AndessOn.
They nov ailege no reasoa f0F bolting,
except that Andersen d wanted BY
TIE people" History has always
proved that when Aman becomes tDo
BIG for bic party, he ls not wanted :
and this viii Be proven IN Anderson's
cass, On November. He win discover
that the Republican paEty having
made hln Whst be b, is death on tral
tors 10 its cause. and the voters viii
prooeed % bury him without much
ceremony, when tbe election time
comes.
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
STATE or KANsAs,1

STATE or KANSAS,
County Of Saline.
n fAs hUAats Obesf o. asi ~ iaii eosniY.
In the matter q The estate Of Oliver P. BarTiti,
deceased.
GREDfTORs and all other pernons interested
~ On Tire Aforesaid eslate. are herrhy noflhed
that u the regular term Of the PTohaie rnurt, On
and for sid Cnunty, q b hsEuu aud held a. the
coun rootn IN 61llna. aud couniy nf Saline, State
OctobeF, A. D fs,sG, I shall appiy % aaid C0un
for full and dnal setilelnrut of sait estate.
cLARENA 4 A. HARgfrr,
ExeeuiriH Of Oliver P. harriit decrased.
August 81. issB I-n
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