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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-28

RS LOUIS CHAPUIs, PRACTICAL COOK
49, and Caterer single Dishes, Dinner Parties
g. All orders addressed to n. HEBNER Con-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-28

NlWE MUSEUM.
IL PeDna- ave, near 11th street
THE GREAT HIT OF THE SEASON.
SID. c. FRANCE.
And his Famous
SPECIALITY AND DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Afternoon and Night
His Great New Drama OF
BUCkSKIN.
Immense success everywhere. Crowds nightly turned
away Admission to all only 10 cents Next week -
Gray and stephens and their Dogs in the last London
success. HANDSOME JACK. To be placed on the
stage In splendid style. ia2S
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lrurnished daily By MCCORMICK Co
Bsnfers.l
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These pipes are suitable fer either water
oil or gas and are made to suEtain pressure
ofs500 pounds to the square inch. or q grsvi y
head OF overseofeet. Water can be brougnt
from any elevation In them without leak
age or waste. The tnbe Is made Of the best
Puget sound pine which. being thoroughly
seasoned. Is spirally bound with strong iron
bands Of suitable strength for any repaired
pressure The whole exterior - then given
coat of asphaltlim, which prcteets the iron
from rust and the wood from insects OF de-
car. The pipe Is made in s feet lengths and
spirslly banded and connected with iron
couplings We manufacture this pipe In all
sizes from 10 ~ inches The aceion OF the
water makes g perfectly water tight In
whours In point OF durability this pipe
exceed all others The aSphaltlEra coating
affords a thorcggh and almost everlasting
protection tothe Iron banding against rusr,
while the wood being constantly saturated
with water. will last for. generations. IL can
be laid for from to cents Per foot, ae-
cording 70 sizes. Il Is from = 10 = the cost
Of iron and Is eQuai In al respects 70 the
very bes, standard iron pipe now in use It
will neTer corrode OF give the water bad
taste, as Is the case with iron; Is less liable
70 freeze, and can be sent 20 dista1s points At
u the cost City or town corporssions. or
any others contemplating system Of water
supply will fiud Il greatly 20 their advantage
70 consult US for further information. Ali
work guaranteed. Send for pricesand quo
tations.
Addraze
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-15

NERvE-LIFE AND vIGoR restored
in men and women by using Gilmore's
Aromatic Wine. For sale at A. G..
Smith & Cos Drug Store.
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To Digest vuIcanite,

Requires acids more potent than the
solvent Juices of the human stomach.
And yet,- in the form of medicine in
tended to reform the very evil they
aggravate, to-wit., dyspepsia, solids
and fluids. irreconcilable in their con-
stituents, that have no.chemical affinity
one with the other. are introduced into
it. Are these so called remedies more
digestible than vulcanite7 Positively
no Hostefter's Stomach Bitters, on the
other hand. a simple medicine, har-
monious in its composition and ready
assimilable. is active, and produces
market as well as speedily appreciable
effects, because II is rational remedy
suited to the stomach It is tonic in
the true sense, because It harmonizes
and insures regularity Of the operations
of digestion. Not the least OF the ben
efits which it confers, Is a thorough re-
pair Of the damage inflicted on the
stomach by nl-chosen remedies. For
biliousness, constipation. malarial COM
plants, rheumatism and kidney trou-
bles, it is alike invaluable rfrl :
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THE WIFE, MOTHER ANDMAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, viii
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine q posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. G. Smith &
Co.'s Drug store.
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EIour.

SELLING prices.)
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REPRESENTING

MCCORMICK NJ.
conceded ahead combining do
durability
The COMBINED DRoPPERs
= e..
CASE
inas Of the trebng
Chilled crowding
the position OF the leading Chilled Pow.
The WEIR sUiKES
breadth Utah
to b without .aeufH
goods
lo
machine the mentioned
rspalrs without needless trouble
machines
ordering
full
Rubber
Coach Candles Farm and harness
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II ssis L Lake $500 g $50 per tou
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c0PPKR.

New York quotstions.)
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l ra Enirua 100000
HOME MARKETS.
Office of TIE HERALD.

Friday Evening May II. 1875.
salt Lars ore MarEer.
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At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday night. tApril Isl Rev. W. A.
Simkias viii give his second sermon
on ''7ae Dsfrati0si Of Fiiture Punish
Hlenf." Seats free. All aie welcome.
An elegant liae oil shades in all
colOrs at E. W. Obers
Save money by trading with f. W.
Ober.
Everything IN the furniture line, OF
best quality and finest patterns, and
az prices 70 suit everybody, q. Nelson
Peterson & Co.'S.
An'elegant line o. oil shades In all
enlors at +. W. Oberis.
Dr.. ]. c. Mitehie OF the Topeka.
Eye and Ear Infirmary, will be at
the Metropolitan Hotel, Saturday
18th inst, to treat diseases Of the eye,
ear. threat and nose.
Our Clothing Il better made, better
fitting, better styles and cheaper than
sou can buy at any other store In the
state, at Ober's One Price Cash Cloth
ing House.
Mrs.I. A. Hutchinson has employed
the well-knoWn and skiIlful dress
maker, Mrs. Kirby.
800 clocks, all good time keepers, In
fact the best to be given away. Call
at Ober's One Price Cash Clothing
House for particulars.
To the merchants aud farmers Of
Salina and vicinity: I will pay the
highest market price for Butter, Egg
and Poultry. Bring your produce to
me at VIM. Huebner's Basement.
i2tf MosEs ROFHscHILD.
Groceries. choice. fresh and cheap
at f. w. Ober's.
The decoration OF Judge Prescott's
house Is nearly finished. r. Porter
furnished the paper.
An elegant line Of oil shades in all
colors at f. w. Ober's
WANTED-A dishwasher AZ the
MetrOpOlitOn Hotel. IS 81
II you want to buy anything in the
furniture line, you can save money by
calling Oh Nelson, Peterson & Co.
Save money by trading with E. w.
Ober.
All styles and patterns Of window
curtains and window shades at Mel
son. Peterson & Co.'S.
The word "erank" came into gem
eral use about the time Guiteau as
sassinated Garfield. but now is the
time to buy Wall paper. and White
head & Seaman's is the best place to
buy It.
Hats, new and nObby, at Oilers.
Nelson, Peterson & Co have just
received two carloads Of fine furni-
ture. Now il time h. get God bar
gains.
Choice California Honey only 10 !
cents a pound al f. W. Ober's
Farmers bring your wheat to the
Novelty Mills and have Il ground in
stead OF exchanging il for -four II J
will pay you big. Satisfaction guar |
anteed.
II you want a nice ingram or Brus-
sells carpet. way down cheap. call on
Nelson, Peterson & Co.
For RENT-Pastursge for cattle and
colts. Apply to a. a. Downer, Salina,
Kansas. ll-2t
For fine bedroom suites, cheaper
than ever was offered before In this
own, go to Nelson, Peterson & Co. -.
The best quality and finest patterns
u wallpaper at rockbotiom prices, at !
Nelson, Peterson & Co.'S.
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Hon. G. e. Faulkner spent Sunday
with his family. Having been sum-
moned to ParaOns by Col. Hoxie, 70
assist Judge Kelso and other officers
Of the Missouri Pacific In preserving
peace with the strikers, he has Tor
some time been giving his entire at
tention and time to that end. He
reheaFses some thrilling stories about
the excitement which prevailed, and
the fight -at-the-drOp-of-the-hat-con-
ditiOn Of affairs In that city. He COM
mends the eoOlness and tack Of the
First regiment, X. n. G., and their
commanding Ofiieer--summOned there
in the nick oftime to save the effusion
Of blOodshed. He feels we'll satisfied
over the condition Of affairs in Par
sons, believing that Il Is not possible
for any more serious trouble there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Bill 4 Burnham's ans stock has for
several days been displayed at the
Park, and attracted many visitors.
All sgree that it Is by all odds the
finest display ever made here before.
The great sale which Is % take place
next Saturday wiz undoubtedly bring
together q large number Of buyers
from uelghboring counties as well as
our own.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Two more prOfessorships Of the
Kansas Wesleyan University were
filed by election at the recent session
Of the Northwest Conference In Kir-
win. A. Schuyler, L. L. D., Phi. D.,
late President Of the Baldwin UniveF-
sity at Berea, Ohio, was chosen pro-
lessor Of Mathematics. DR.. Schuyler
probably has more eminencs than
any other instructor in Kansas-be-
ing the author Of the following stand
ard text books: Schuyler's complete
Algebra; Key to Sehuyler's Algebra
Sehuyler's Elements Of Geometry ;
Schuyler's TTigOnometry and Mensu.
ration Sehuyler's Surveying and
Navigation; Schuyler's Analytical
Geometry; Schuyler's Principles Of
Logic; Schuyler's Psychology. w.
w. Hooper, President Of Rust Uni
versity, Holly Springs, Miss, was
elected Professor OF Natural Sciences.
Both gentlemen have accepted their
respective calls and will arrive in due
time. The Board Of Trustees will
meet the latter part Of this month and
elect professors Of the Latin and
Greek chairs, and President Of the
University. Hon. A. P. Collins,
who is taking q deep interest In the
University and who furnished us
with the foregoing information, In.
forms US that the Board have in
mind firstclass talent for the three
chairs yet to be filed. 1t will be OBJ
served that there are five professor
ships Including Prof. Hillman's) be.
sides the Presidency. 1t is gratifying
to know that the trustees are deter
mined TO have only the best talent Of
the land, for It will insure the rapid
growth Of the University to promi-
hence. When the chairs are all filled
the trustees hope to be able 10 say
that the Kansas Wesleyan has the
best faculty OF any University in
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Carpets for the million. a. good
styl les as Kansas City and at Kansas
City prices. at f. W. Oilers Old Reli-
able aud Mammoth Cash Store.
Go and see the new spring goods at
Mrs. I. a. Hutchinson's.
800 league balls and bats 10 be- given
away. For particulars call At Oilers
One Price Cash Clothing House.
New Spring goods at Mrs. / a.
Hutchinson's
Never was such stock of dress
goods for sale In Kansas, as Is for sale
at +. W. Oilers Old Reliable and
Mammoth store.
Spring goods being received by Mrs.
/. A. Hutchinson.
10o elegant chromo- in elegant
frames TO 6e given away. For par
tieulars call at Ober's one Price Cash
Clothing House.
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~ z4lrAsaas y s'Is'
Fitzpatrick & Going
SALIVA, KANSAS.
ABSTRACTS or SALINE
Z COUNTY.

abstracts furnished Without
delaU at reasonable rates.
Money! loaned on approved farms
at Lowest current rates, and
Without unnecessary delay. 8
Der cent. straight on choice
security. Insurance witteH in
0oOd companies. Real Estate
sold. We hare some Of the
best property in Saline and Gd-
Joining counties for sale. En-
anime this list.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Last Tuesday what is known as the
John Boyd estate was sold at auction
at the Office Of the Probate Judge.
Frank c. Miller, the executor, acted
as auctioneer. The bids were as fol-
follows: VIM. Hogben, S4,125 ;
ROthsehild Bros, SllOO. The proper
ty was then knocked off to VIM.
HOgben. It consists only OF the store
building and lot on Santa Fe-noW
occupied by Mrs. Hutchinson and J.
E. Woodward, jr. This money, ac-
cOTding to the conditions OF the will,
belongs to the city Of Salina-to be ap-
proprlated solely for the purpose Of
boring for coal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

A savage looking runaway met the
gaze OF pedestrians on Santa Fe last
Thursday. The driver however was
cool and managed the team with con
siderable dexterity. The team was
turned amid many Others on to Iron
Avenue. where a courageous fellow
ran and jumped into the wagon be
bind and helped the driver control
the team. The runaways were finally
beaded of by q third party on Sew
enth Street, who dashed to the head
Of the hOrses and stopped them.
Thus there was quite an exhibition
o. eOOlness, dexterity and courage in
three acts.
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MARX PUTNAM, Salesman.

The Brothers Parsons have been Oh
a visit 10 Byron, ILL.,, having been
summoned there by the news Of the
serious illness Of their mother. The
Byron Express thus speaks Of the
family reunion, and IN the following
words ofthe Saline county delegation:
Mrs Read who has been seriously
IN for the past three weeks IL slowly
improving and her friends are quite
hopeful OF her recovery. The knOwl-
edge OF her critical condition caused q
reunion Of her family which had not
before occurred In tWenty-eight years.
The oldest son, Luke +. Parsons, now
Of Salina, Kansas, arrived on the
morning OF the p inst, and when not
serving at the bedside Of his mother
finds time for q word and hearty
handshake with old friends. He was
acquainted with and at one time
under the leadership Of Old John
Brown. He fought for kansas Free
SOil' as also for the union Of the
states, and Is now fighting to main
tain Prohibition in the state Of his
adoption. Samuel +. Parsons Is here
from BrOOkviile, Kansas, and, IL hav-
ing been fourteen years since visiting
his birthplace aud home Of his youth,
he fairly unearths old comrades and
tells them more events than they
ever knew or can bring to mind.
Undoubtedly woods, river and fields
have been interviewed and responded
with old time tales Of fishing, swim
ming, skating and hunting that may
tend 70 smooth the few silver threads
Of mis- hair. Mr.. Parsons who Is not
q rugged man, dates the loss Of his
health from the years Of march and
bivOuac upon the tented field.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
CITY PROPERTY.

No
eauta Pc svenne, I've story frame house eight
6ailtlnTs frult and shade trees and 9 apieudIl
VEL loi sezlea Price 80, In easI payments
Nos
esaEh Seventh street, one story frame house
reeus eistsrn vel water works Sod eel housa,
IL Ezlal fruit and shade tres nice lava. Price
tIS0o cask. Ths Is On enc ofthe bcat Heirhhur-
hosls ln the city, and isa vefT eheap property.
NoE
I'm strsst, tge siory fEsmg house sith iea
rcuna Fsuia for - q month, lcs al1l2o. Price
slsoo. Sec desn baiaaes On time.
No8
h1uth Fifh street, oHs gioFy frame souss Sod
r.leseshooa, ioi aauiao. frics $50, o. viii tso
santa ~ sEsuus-ist goxlae ere slory frans
-. + ! taTgHin. Psiss si0a sdo eash a.
souih sssia ~ Avssns-ia bert Essldsues ror'
sioa Ofsallha sod 10 ioox2o31E- Priee $50.
Na8
esuis e sysnse-s ans bssinea ~ 5ozlsa
Prise $50. o. WIn eli i q lsi-
Nos
zlskih Streets tns I've story brist hou.s Al
"a lrth sirast % 7sl1ee fenesd ane - q o.
E1a sAa1e ireea go eI1tlrn. PTlo1 500. SIS
50, tElnzea % tine y Euii 5uTsF.
t|t alF1et. l1ofe fIg1i ~ 2l9 d11p, bean
1s c1liasl. 1sud Fosua. esillr, ieri, gsa11I@
e 1rEaI. ~ lea r1cd reIi. sn1 ala3e 1rct'
4 z1il1l.lheos- f1lce eIl. ule-1eI tlf
asel,s = sssT itEEs
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Eor SHE

90 acres In Linn county. Kanas-G5
miles south Of Kansas City. Terms
part cash, balance to suit purchaser
For sale cheap. Clear title and no
eneumbrance. Apply to :. l.. Har
ris, Famous" Clolhing iIousr. IA
lima.
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Horses Pasiursd.

Pasture well watered and fenced
with hedge. Terms reasonable.
4t FRANK KINGsBURY, at Ober's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Mr. L. H. Hols aBd family have
during the past week been the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Pierce. Mr.
Hole is President Of the Dakota Farm
Mortgage Co, with headquarters at
Huron, Dakota, organized IN con-
neeiion With the First National Bank
o. that place. Mr.. Hole was very
much pleased to revisit Salina-al-
leging that Il Is the hsndsomest place
that he has seen in his travels- In
Huron no trees are In sight, and the
contrast between Salina and that
place Is very marked. The family
returned home Monday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The thoroughbred Norman Stallion,
"Beauzee," lately brought from ILL
nOis by Chas- Cornell, is said by COM
peteht judges to be one Of the finest
stations ever brought to this county.
Within one week from his arrival APP
plieations enough to fll One-fiith Of
his limit for the season were received.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
100000 style q NsektIes at ober,l

AS viii be observed by an extensive
advertisement published elsewhere,
the Pacific Express Company have
honOred saiina by appointing the
great sale Of what is known as o. H,
or unclaimed express matter, 20 take
place In Salina on May sth. Mr.. w.
r. Gels has been selected as auction
eer, and will tell US all about the
nativity, family, uses and distinction
Ofthe numerous aud varied articles
then aud there displayed. No doubt
there viii be quite an attendance Of
people from abroad at the sales, as
there usually Is at such sales. 1t will
be q very interesting occasion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

800 clocks. all good time keepers. in
faet the best, 70 Be given away. Call
e. Obsr's One Price Cash Cl0lhlng
House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The following persons have beel
drawn TO serve as petit jurors for tn
term Of the District court eommene
ing May. "a:
Hugh Carlin, Walnut township.
Bert McFarlane, Solomon.
John Buehi, Salina.
A. SOuthWick, Salina.
B. l.. Wilson, Smoky Hill.
n. NOthstein, Salina.
James Mortimer, Gypsum.
J. H. Neumayer, Walnut.
John Faight, Greedy.
Peter Hanson, Greedy.
Henry Martin, Pleasant Valley.
NJ. r. Poole, Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

A magnificent vehicle has been
turned out from the Dickinson Car
rage WOrks-under the direction OF
Ed. Dlekinson-fOr G. L. Hsleis de-
livery business. Il Il called &c. l..
Hale's city phset0n." II hns two apart
menis, and can accommodate from
ten to twelve passengers. The first
apartment IL an easy carriage after
the phaetOn style, and back ofthat are
seats running length ways which can
be used, or shut up and the space
given TO Trunks or luggage. It is
certainly a beauty in ali respects aud
reflects credit both upon the enter
prise Of its proprietor and the work
manship Of the builders. II viii be =
handy vehicle for hauling passengers
10 and from the trains, for family
drives and for the usual hack service.
rs cost was 800.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

At a meeting Of the county officers
Of Saline county, Kans.. at which all
were present, held at the court house
in the city Of sali6a, on the 18th day
Of April, A. D., 1886. the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS Il has pleased the al
mighty God, I'm His wise providence
10 remove FROM our midst our highly
esteemed and worthy brother officer,
A. b. Dickinson, county commission
er, therefore be it
Resolved, That In his death, Saline
county has lost q tried, true aud eff
eient officer; this community an hon
estand Just citizen, and we ourselves
q genisl companion and 3 warm and
true friend.
ResOtUsd Further that while we
bow In humble submission to our
Makers will, we sincerely Houru his
untimely end and extend b his be-
Feaved ones our most heartfelt sym
pathies Ia their great afIiietiOn and
Observation-Disclosures that all the
county offices be closed tomorrow,
a uELl ADlus Ala uHAl liLer ilte JuIlaI
Of tina respected dead, aud
ResOlUed-further that these resOlu-
tons be entered at length on the
Journal Of the Beard Of County Com.
nissiOnsrs, that = copy Be delivered b
bis widow aud children, and copie.
furnished each Of the cUuntg papsrl
for publication.
ARsoN MILLER. Chm Board Of
County Commissioners.
DANIEL HusrBARGEE, Member
Board County CommissinneE.
JOSEPH BAEGEEr, County Clerk.
II. O. JoHEeI0N. CoUaty Surveyor.
AGEEs j. CARRUTHEBs, County
Superintendent.
]. B. HAMILTON, County Treasurer.
W. w. BARTLETT, Sheriff.
JONATHAN WEAvEB. Probate JudgE
~. ]. Brown, Coroner.
Q. s. MARTIN, Register Of Deeds.
9. ]. FREDRICKsON, Clerk District
Court.
JOSEPH Moons, County Attorney.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

1880 &c - Of splendid uplaudi miles nofih
ofsaiina q acres fn cuitiTatiou SO rods az heage
feBes. fruit and shade trees. stone h3u1e IL
.. Stable 20H3B. Granary, coal shed hen h9uae
and hog pens. Land e Watered 1T never iAtl Nc
rpringT. convenient 10 school house Ms 4 .
rood place for farming or gruElug purposes Free
sla56psr acre. This Is one Of he best hefglina
IN Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

An elegant line of Summer Wraps
and Shawls at +. w. Ober's Old Reli-
able Corner Store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The members ofthe County Agri-
cultural Society, to the number Of
about 80, met at the court house last
Tuesday afternoon. and elected nine
directors Cor the ensuing year. Is fol-
lows.
b. d. Powers,
s. ~. Palmer.
g. A. w. Bone,
II. s. Cunningham,
James Tobin,
]. n. Andersen,
Leander Mapes,
w. "A. Maxwell,
~. s. Price.
At the close Of the general meeting
the Directors elected the following
officers:
s. II. Palmer. President.
n. s. Price, Vice President.
9. s. Martin, Secretary.
]. ~. Anderson, Treasurer.
ID. B. Powers, Superintendent.
G. A W. Bone, Assistant Superin-
isHdent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

The best line Of ladies and ehildren's
shoes in the city Of Salina is for sale
at e. w. Oberis, at prices which you
cannot duplicate elsewhere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

Nov h The time 10 bay goods cheap,
and obsr's il the plaes to bug them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

On improved farms and city business
roperty. Rates as low as the lowest.
n. +. CARROLL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
STATIONS AND JACKS
Kept for Service BY the gypsum
Valley Stock FaFm

offer to the farmers and breeders
Of Saline county the service OF the
stations Monte Ciristo and Yong
Nonpariel- Prince. and the Imported
Spanish Jack Don Carlos, which can
be found At my stock farm in the GYM
sum Valley on 81 days Of the week.
except Saturday, during the season Of
1856. On Saturday. Monte Christie
aud Young Nonpsreil- Prince viii be
found ut Chico, Saline county.
MONTE CHRISTIE. 297s- 26G6.
IS a dark gray stallion. dive years old.
49, hands high, aud weighs 1900
pounds. Recorded in the Percheron
stud books Of France and America.
Pedigree Monte Christie was foaled
1881 +; imported 1855; got by Picador
(TsOl, he by the government stallion,
Picador, he by Favori. dam OrphelIne.
Terms Of service: Single service. STA.
cash; season, sl4; to insure. $3.50.
YOUNG NONPARIEL-PRINCE,
sired by Imported Nonpariel, he by
Old Nonpariel. Nonpariel Il a beau
tiful dapple bay draft>siallion, 49,
hands high, thoroughly sound and Of
good temper. Perfect In symmetry,
with clean short legs Of good sub
stance. Weight, 1900 pounds. Terms,
single service, $ cash season. S.; to
insure, $40.