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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

The good old solid Democrat-Wben
the announcement is quoted to him
that the President is 10 marry Mis-
Folsom this summer, Kisses with s
sneer /: ''The President be darned ;
be had better marry a Mugwump and
bedone with IT,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

THE majority report Of the Payne
Investigating COMMITTEES, recommend
ing that the evideDee adduced be Ger
titled 10 the President Of the United
States Senate. was Friday adopted by
the Ohio House by q strict party vote
81 TO S3. Payne declares the whole
afalr to be a glitiering fraud-wlth
not a shadow Of evidence against his
integrity. STANDARD oil" has suffi-
cient influence to WhiteWash the Sem
atOr in pretty good style, but the con-
victiOn OF the people is the same as
ever. It Is a clear case Of guilty but
not nrnVen.
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NOTICE is hereby Eiven, that Leiien Tesla
~ mentary on the estate Of A. B. Dickinson,
18th day Of April, A. d. 1886, b. tie Probate
COurt Of saline County, Kansas. Nov, al persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
nOtihsd, that they must present the sane 70
the undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date OF said Letters, or they may Be pre-
eluded from any beneht OF such Estate and that
n such claims Be not exhibited within three years
ater the date Of said Lettes, they viii Be forever
barred. Lucy A. Dickinson, EzecutriE,
or the Estate Of A. B. Dickinson, Deceased
CHAs. A. HTLLKR, Of Counsel
Saiina, Es., April 18th ls8d f3-3t
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Hall Of Salina Lodge, No. 60, A. F.
and A. NJ.
1t having pleased our Supreme
Grand Master 10 bring sadness tOjthe
household Of cur late Brother A. B.
Dickinson, we eau but offer the heart.
broken wife and the bereaved chill
dren our tenderest sympathy, IN this
their hour Of distress, and point 10 the
bright consolation that our late broth
er Wes = good husband, kind parent.
an honest man and an ornament 20
the Society, Of which he was late 70
eminent 3 member.
AS mark Of respect, this Lodge
viii be draped In mourning. and the
brotherhood will wear the usual
badge IN token Of the great loss they
have sustained.
Thin memorial win he spread upon
the records Of the Ledge, e COPY be
furnished the county paper, and
certified and and transmitted 70 the
mourning family. by order Of the
Lodge.
j. g. MohleF, Committee.
Il. n. Bishop.
LIS Attest, i o. Wight.
BsEretagT'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

IT is probable that the Republican
State Convention will be held in
June. AS the time draws near the
nomination Of all the present ineum-
bents Ofthe State offices seems reason
ably certain. To break the line"
is dangerous, and the friends Of all
the incumbent candidates" seem to
realize this fully, and will probably
work against it. The opposition to
Gov. Martin is not strengthning with
age. II Is q weak affair so far. We
have seen no sufficient argument
IN favor OF throwing him aside.
There is not even a candidate men
toned by name in opposition TO him.
The best thing the Republicans can
do in the rosy month Of June is 70
assemble and ratify the nominations
seemingly made by the people months
ago Of the "present incumbents."
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The Walnut township Sunday
School Convention held at the Lib
erty church April 18th, 1886, passed
OF we're pleasantly indeed. The
music was ably led by David ShlraF,
assisted by Mrs. William ShiFaF, who
presided at the organ. The singing
we feel inclined to vote model sing
ing for the Sabbath school, and Sc
lections were very appropriate.
Sing and maksnslOay in zour hearts unto he
Lord"
for It is a very important factor In
Sabbath School work. The following
questions were discussed, viz;
"Is supporting q Sabbath School
giving to the Lord ?"-Presented by
William Shirar.
"When should children come to
Christ ?''-Presented by w. H. Buzz
zard.
"How shall we retain and interest
the older members Of the Sabbath
School ?'-Presented by Chas. BhiraF.
"Wise methods Of Increasing at
tendance at Sabbath School. ."-Pre-
sented by henry Berg.
Each question took the full allotted
time and all seemed to be much inter-
ested in the discussions. The Rev.
Priest, Of Sallna, and Revs. Kirkland
and Hillman were present during
both sessions, rendering able and efii-
eient help. It being impossible for
us to attend the evening meeting, we
lost the BEST Of the Feast, q lecture
by Rev. Priest-subject, "The True
place Of the Sunday School in the
Age" The success Of the township
organization is due largely to the able
and efficient effort Of the President,
Chas. Shirar. We hope 10 let you
hear from US again. SEC'Y.
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Equltabls sad SAFE Life Insurance on Ire
Basls Of Actual Cost.

The Kansas Mutual Life Assocla-
tiOn, principal Office, Hiawatha, Kan
sas This association is now in its
fifih year Of successful work. It has
written over 5000 members, snd paid
In losses over $4,000. The guaran-
teed cost is not one-half that Of the old
line system. Payments are limited 10
four per year. Under $4,000 bonds
to the State Department. Losses paid
in full. Active and reliable agents
wanted. A good opportunity viii be
given. Address, X. N. L. Association,
Hiawatha, Kansas. H.
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On Tuesday, April %, between
james Shsrp's farm and my place four
miles northwest Of SalIna, q pTomIsOry
note made by James Sharp jr., for the
amount Of 500 in favor Of VIM. Wat
son-dus Nov. 20, 1886. hereby
warn all parties frOm purchasing said
note. A. I. WOODWARD,
Agent for Wm. Watson.
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JOHN X. wRIGHT.of Junction City,
has the contract for grading the Santa
Fe's new line through the Territory.
he Is going to work at once with q
full force ct Arkansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

THE Grant family bsve 9 bonanza
In the shape Of reserved materialD
for new book, and Col. Fred Grant
intlmates that Il may appear before
many years. Included Ia the posi-
hle matter for The new book are the
private letters written by Gen. Grant
20 bis wife, and children, dispatches,
journal, etc, covering nearly the en-
tire period Of The Generals Official
career. The letters 10 Mrs. Grant
date back prior 10 the Mexican war.
IL is noteworthy that in his private
letters General Grant never alluded
20 any person In terms that the per-
son would not like to-day. Ia his ON
cial letters he was sometimes severe.
The complete diary Wss kept by Gen.
eEal Grant during his trip around the
world is one Of the most treasured Of
the collection. We believe that such
q book would be even more interest
ing % the masses Of she people than
Grants Memoirs. Il h the private
history Of the great and their every
day llfe-When "0lf dress paraden-
which makes the most interesting
book Cor the aiaass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

A KeefsF offers his residences for sale
lot 50 81 10Oz2O0 al kinds Of fruit
nov bearing. House 9 rooms good
water; also hIru. MilIsF's Rest cottage
0rooms, soOd new barn. Los l5ox
80 |. aaulh. ElEhlh 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

Money to loan on personal Sc curl
ties and city property by C.B. Quincy.
The best line Of ladies and children's
Shoes In the city Of Salina is for sale
at E. w. Ober's, at prices which you
cannot duplicate elsewhere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

SIN MOTz is to be a candidate for
Congress in the Sixth District. How
will this strike Hill p. Wilson, his
ancient enemy Since the founds-
ton o. Ellis county there has neen q
deadly fend between these tH states
men. The victory iE political fights
has alteFnated between them. One
would be dead aud buried" pOliti-
cally-Only 10 be resuFrected at the
following election. Only q few days
ago lurid dispatch appeared m the
daily papers 10 the effect that Motz
had been stFangled m the municipal
election, aud now be has blOssOmed
into 8 Congressional candidate, with
probably Is much Of chance for sue
cess as most any Of the long line Of
statesmen residing in that district
who have expressed q willingness to
help capture Hanbaek's bald scalp.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. APRIL p, 1886.

BIsHoP VAIL, Of the Episcopal diO-
oese Of Kansas. Is to retire In Decem-
Der. An assistant Bishop will be
elected at that time.
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Sealed proposals for the erection Of
Odd Fellows Hall, on corner Of Iron
Avenue and Seventh street. win be
received until Monday. May 10th,
1886. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office Of l.. o. Wight,
where proposals will be opened on
Monday, May 10th, at 1OA.M. The
right ls reserved to reject any or ell
proposals.. By order Of the trustees.
L. o. WIGHT, Sec'y.
l2-St. salina, Kan, April 14th, 'S6.
Having purchased the stock Of
goods belonging 10 R. 7. Watson at
No. 125 North Santa Fe avenue and
taken possession Of same, would be
pleased TO hare any Of the citizens Of
Ssiina and surrounding country call.
/ shall endeavoF TO Keep q complete
line Of frst-class goods at all times,
and sell them as cheap as the cheap
est. Your Respectfully,
F. A. PRUITT,
Successor to r. T. Watson.
lItf
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STATE OF KANSAS,l
CaGrNRCoumT,r

STATE or KANSAS,l
SALINE CoUHTT,
An inquisition holden a. the residence Of John
Coburn in Walauf township, said county and State,
the day Of April, A. D. 1850, before me, n.
]. Brown, COroaer Of said County, on the BODY Of
Jane Coburn, there lying dead, blythe jurors whose
names are hereto subscribed.
Ine said jurors upon their oaths do say that
Jane Coburn came 70 her death upon the aIst day
Of April, A. ID. 1885, BY hanging By the neck from
a rope, and that her death vas the work Of her own
hand, and vas not fslonious.
R A. DURcH,
A c. WAIT,
CHAELEs SiIRAE,
WN. H. SHlEAE,
SAM. BuEzAHD,
JAcoB HEDEEsTEDT.
Ane.t: NJ. brown. Cofonsr.
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Published THURSDAY. April q, 1856.
Ordinance No. 487.

AN ORDINANCE making an aPpropriation for
the payment Of certain bills
Be u ordained 6y the Mayor and COlin-
citnlen Cffhe Ctty Of Sdtfld, RGnsas:
SECTION l. That the ssm Of tSl7.t0 b nPPrO-
prigted out Of the city treasury for The payment
Of the following bills.
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The dime social Of the w. r. c., at
Comrsde Kemper's last Thursday
night was q decided SUCCESS, socially
ct least. Some seventy five or q hun.
dred peFsons-old and yOung-listen-
ed first 70 an instrumental duet by
Prof and Mrs. Evans. Second, was
solo by Master Harvey Evans, and
next was q charade in FIVE scenees-a
comical and side splitting farce on
"WOman Suffrage'-splendidly per
formed by Mr.. and Mrs. Criss, G. T.
Hilton, d. VanTrine, F. Howard,
Misses Verna Pealer and Cora See.
This was followed by q recitation by
Mrs. Ethel Tuthill. And last but
by no means least refreshments Of ex-
eellent cake and coffee. Thanks are
due Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper for their
generous hospitality, also to the ex-
ecutive committee for their untiring
and successful efforts to please all
present. MRS. E. H. MOULToN,
Secretary.
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SIC. That orders Be- dawn % the city tFsas-
ureT for the payment NJ the sane.
SBc. ). That this oniinanee shall take eject
and Be 10 force from and afler its p1s-aEe.
Approved April iglh, ls56.
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
I hereby certify TIE above and fofeFoinE % Be
q true and correct copy of a. oriinznce pas1sd by
The Mayer and COuncllmen u tho City 81 Saiins,
Kansxs, On the 18th day of April, lss8.
q. b. BOWEN, City Clerk
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sundnr sohooI Conrenilon.

The annual convention Of the Sa-
line county Sunday school association
will be held at Shiloh, miles north
west from Salina, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, May IS and 10, 1886,
commencing Tuesday at 2 O'Clock P.
N. and continuing in session until
Wednesday night. A good program
has been arranged, and the leading s.
S. workers Of the county are expected
to be present The hospitality Of the
citizens in whose neighbOrhoOd the
convention is to be held, is second to
none. AS the importance Of the 8. s.
cause is becoming better understood
by christians, these conventions
are being better attended, and with q
corresponding benefit to the s. SIS
that send delegates. It is q mass con-
vention and all are invited to attend,
but It would be well for each Sunday
school in the county to elect delegates
whose especial duty It would be to at
tend, take notes, and report what
they saw and learned at the conven-
tion to their schools.
1872. II. ROBB. Sec'y.
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Agent for WIN. Waiso1.
FsEmsrs end Horss BFosssrs. Tsks
Nofieef

NoEesi
A full carload Of English Draught.
English Coach and Norman Horses
just arrived from the great central
horse market Of the United States
Bloomington, Ills.-snd are on exhI-
bition for sale and breeding purposes.
at the stables Of Frank r. shaw.
Salina, Kas. These stallions are q
rare beauty and superior quality.
Those who desire such stock should
see them at once.
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Notice.

There will be an examination Of
teachers In the High School BHilding,
on Saturday, April "a, commencing
at s A. NJ. A. J. CARRUTHERs,
Co. Supt.
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Quarterly Report Of County supsrinisnd-
ent Of Public Instruction.

Quarter begins January ISIS; eBds April 1.
1ss8, Saline e0unty, Kansas.
I. SCHOOL YsTfATI0E:
1 District rchools vlsltse this quarter, givlng
number Of esea districts 8. @. a, IS, l8, 2 e.
twice. n. -. s. IS y, -, o6, u, 81 81 1. ~, o.
a. 10, q, q, g, 81 81 70, -, a. -, q, 81. t1, e.
%, ~, Fl. t2, 70 tWice-
= Total number ofrislil, ~
8 ATersgs length Of time spent a actual school
inspection, One-half day
4 No. of written reports q sch viaiis maie %
The Distriet Board, g..
H. No. o. CONSULTATIONS WIZ DssTHIcr
Beams:
3 In ny o1hce, 3
III Moor BArs 0FFics mas EzEE KnFf oFEE
At c0UEfH sEAT. -.
w. No o. EKAHINATIoAs o. DEFuIcT CLEEKs
RnconDS g
1. No. ioand kspt as rpquiEei b aH,a
3 No. foand Incorrectly kepto
v. No or ExAHrHETIoEs % DIs9nIcT TEEas-
uzEnn EEcuEDa ..
A. Ne f5uai kspt q required y lau,o
z. Ne fOund incorreciiy kept.
vi. Ne. o. TEAcEEas KEEIuas AFrEEpEn
!. Wssfs hsIa, saIIna and LlsdsssrE.
2 Date e each: JnnaaEy - EehruarT 2.
April 70.
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The fourth term opened on Tues
day with q number Of new students
present, many Of whom are teachers.
The teachers enter on their new
work with their us1al yigOr not
Withstanding the warm weather.
The scientifles are pursuing the
study Of Surveying, Chemistry, and
Virgil this term.
Rev. Campbell, Rev. Lyon, Rev.
GOtWald aud Mrs. Carruthers attend
ed the opening exercises on Tuesday
morning.
Miss Lee, OF Ohio, will STRIVE this
week, and be q student IN the UNI
verslty.
MF. Mccall, who has been here two
terms past. brought his sister 10 a.
tend this term.
The college grounds are being im-
pro Sed BY putting out trees and hll-
ing the low ground In front.
There:will be q reunion held In the
college chapel On Saturday evening,
April "a All friends Of the school
and persons interested In education
are cordially invited 10 be present
Persons desiring copies Of the Nor
NAL Register, can have them by call
ing 1t the Office or sending = postal
card.
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On improved farms and city business
properly. Rates as low e. the lowest.
NJ. CARROLL.
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new YORK STORE.

We have just received a second In
voice of Spring Goods which we Sc
cure under favorable circumstances
from an Eastern house which was in
need Of cash. In order to dispose of
them as quickly as possible, we will
offer the following great bargains:
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Besides we have many more aston
ishing bargains too numerous to men
ton. We carry the largest and best
stock of Mems, Ladies and Childrens
Shoes in town, and will not and ca1-
not be undersold. Do not buy dollars
worth Of goods until you have seen us.
ROthSChild Bros,
Makers of Low Prices.
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er the following great bargains:
20 pieces Turkey Red Table Linen
worth 90 cts, for------33 cts per yard
IS pieces Towing worth r2H and
10 cents, tor------------6Z and cts
IS pieces dbl width English Cash
mere all new shades s------Is cts pr yd
100 pieces style Lawns worth
Cts lor--------------. 4 cts pr yd
so pieces Dress Goods all oolors cts
100 pieces fine yard wide sheeting
ing worth for------6H cts pr yd
IS pieces checked Maiusook worth
I2h cts Tor ----------oA cts Pryd
10 pieces Lace striped Chess cloth
worth 25 cts. fo-------I5 and I2H cts
100 doz Ladies fancy Handker-
chieis-- b Tor IS cts
100 doz ChHdren's fancy Handker-
Chiefs @ for 10 cts
so dOz Ladies' Hose. solid coIOrs
worth IS cts pair ----4 pr for IS cts
so doz Chidren's Gray Mixed Fr
Ribbed Hose ---------3 pr for IS cts
100 dozen Ladies' Linen Collars
cheap at 10 cents, ,-----...-.5 cts each
IA lbs. finest Turkish Prunes $I.oo
20 lbs. best quality Rice. .$I.Oo
20 lbs fine dried Peaches. ... $I.oo
20 lbs fine dried AppIes----...-.. $rOO
20 lbs. fine Navy Beans. s..-.---.... $Ioo
Good Iea-------.--------- IS cts pr lb
Fine large cans of Mustard Sar-
denes--- ? Tor IS cts
Fine Roasted Coffee - s. lbs for SIoo
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WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
hereby certify the above and foregoing 20 be
true and correct copy Of an ordinance passed BY
the Mayor and Counclnen Of the city Of Salina,
Kansas, on the Igih day Of April, 1880
T. r. BOWEN, CITY CLERK.
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Executrix's Notice.

Auss,: MI. BROWN. coiossS. m
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AN ORDINANCE providing Tor the unustruction
of sidewalks On the uc1t side q Etghth street
from South street % Prescott avenue, On the vest
side Of Fifth street from Pine % Ash street. on
the vest side of Tenth street from Walnut %
South street, and on The south side of Ash street
from Ninth 10 Eleventh strsef, IN the City Of
Salina
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-05-22

A fashionable summer resort and
finest sanitarium in America. $50
miles west of Chicago, "a miles eSss
of DesMoines. All Rock Island ex-
press trains stop there. wilI open
MAY 20, for the summer Of 1885,
that prince Of caterers, Geo. Chris
tain, manager. Accommodations for
$50 guests. Parlors and rooms ele-
gantly furnished. Tables SYMPTOMS
" provided. Wide open verandas
on all sides, and windows admitting
light and fresh air Grounds in fine
order. Swings, hammocks, bowling
alleys, croquet, billiards, and every
auxiliary to healthful amusement
Pleasant walks and drives in shady
groves. Mineral baths under direc-
ton Of a competent physician. "Old
NJ. c." water, a great restorer and
invigorator. Beautiful scenery.
Facilities for boating and fishing.
Thayer's Northwestern Orchestra
engaged for the season. Informal
Hops" and evening concerts. Good
society and congenial surroundings.
The temporary abode of cultivated
and refined people. Write or tele-
graph at once for rooms before THE
RUSH, commences.
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foreign land to the New World,
has met . tragic end and nov
He's beneath the sod Of his adopted
home
THE xukpERER's HISTORY.
Charles Lakel, whois now confined
in Jail, declines TO he interviewed in
regard to the affair which led 10
Lieb's death.
Lakel was born in Allegany Co,
Md, September 2, 1S44, and served
in the late war under General Sher-
man, and was with the army when
they made their triumphant march
to the sea. He came TO Brandonville
In 1866 and worked at shoemaking
there for short time: then he NOV
ed to Cranberry Summit now Terra
Alta) where he married Miss Della
Matlick, a sister to Mrs. DIR. Fogle,
of Terra Alta, and daughter Of Mr..
John Matlick, Of Grant district, this
county. He remained at Cranberry
Summit until 1873, then he returned
to Brandonville, where he bought
property and has since resided, car
rying on the business of a shoemaker
He Is the father of seven children,
six of whom are still living, the old
est being about IL or Is years of
age.
He seems very unhappy over the
sad affair; but looks forward hope
fully to the time when the court
shall make fair and impartial in
vestigation of the whole matter.
He has retained Messrs Brown n
Hawthorne and Hyde to defend him.
-KtHg,cood Argus.
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FIDUclARY SETTLEMENTS.

The following is list Of the Fiducarcs whose
accounts at this date before me for settlement,
viz
Barker. W. p, and J. s. Lasae adm'rs Of Fenton
NJ. Trippett.
Bailey. Ira. Sheriff. administrator. d. b. NJ of Jos.
Bailey, Ira, Sheriff. admir- Of Nancy White
Boyers, MorganI, administrator. c. t. a. Of Dar
vd Scott.
Brown, VIM. O., Jr., Executor Of Sarah Gay.
Davis, John NJ, admir- Of Dan'l NJ. Gapen.
Devault, Thornton H., committee Of Mary De-
vault
Dorsey, Benjamin NJ. guardian Of Virginia H.
Dorsey.
Evans. 7. J. guardian Of Mary /. Eysns
Hennen, +. L., admir- Of VIM. Hennen.
Hood, Jno Smith, admir- Of VIM. Brown.
Hare James and Rob, executors Of John Hare.
Jamison, Jarrett guardian OF David Lee Jam'-
John, l.. N, admir- of Mary Britt.
Jcnnewine, Christian, administrator OF Charles
Lantz, Ida ", and W. II. johnson, adm'x and
admir- Of f. p Lantz.
Lazier. =. G., committee of Asie Sheridan.
Lantx, X. s., admir-, d. b. n. Of VIM. Lantz.
Lough, Elizabeth admir- of w c. Tough.
Lazier, Eliza C, guardian Of Moses Lemon.
Markley, Christopher c., guardian Of Rosalic
Same, guardian of Addie BonniheId.
Riggs, Marshall f., admir- Of ]. c. Riggs.
Shuitlesworth, Saml T., administrator OF Ann
Smith, Benz. T., Executor Of Maria Smith.
Sanders, James, admir- OF John ii Bowlby,
Shane
Sanders, John, admir- of WIN. l.. Conway.
Tenant, Abraham W., guardian OF Talura Ten
nant.
Same, guardian Of Emma J.. Tenant.
Tenant, Asa, guardian Of Emaline Warner.
Tenant, Emrod, adm'r Of John Devine.
Same, admir- Of Christina Warner.
Same, committee Of Mary Warner.
Wade, Spencer s, admir- Of Hugh W. Brock.
Watson. Thos. H., guardian Of Evaline II. Wat
son
Same, guardian Of Mary II. Watson.
Same, guardian Of Lemuel II. Watson.
White, Michael, admir- Of Joseph S. White.
White, Jacob T., administrator Of Elizabeth
White.
Same, committee of Nancy White
Given under my hand this 18th Of May, 1886.
MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
Commissioner Of Accounts Of N onongaIia County.
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CHEAT NECK, May 17.-Miss Mag
gle Jenkins left this place last
Wednesday and will make an ex-
tended visit at Everson, Pa.
Miss Lou Donaldson was visiting
Miss Jennie Lcwellen, ON last Sun
day.
Mrs. Sallie Scott, who has been
making her home with James ]. Jen-
kins, of this place, left ON last Thurs
day morning for Philadelphia, &C
companied by her son James, with
whom she intends to make her fu-
ture home.
Misses Clarissa and Carrie Roby
Of this place, are visiting friends and
relatives in Uniontown.
Sylvester Ridgway and Charles
Adams, Of Fairchance, were stopping
with friends in this place from Fri
day until Sunday.