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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

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Fsrs.ssa ~ esssass Ssst&E
Ngs Tsaz. SsF s-f1s rsFsa4s cutter
Caaa1.ss l4slliY lef asE pier a : g csock
sss svsalas q pa1sali ~ tns Clyde Lias
steamship saginaw fas sssioa~. accord
ia .. iaf8fulssisa i2la .ita CSllsetsF ia
kss= ha4 taxsa aFsus a1d aa. alsliiioa
lso4r1 from .ishtsF 8o~u tAs baY sae
a. 49, fsosifsd 20 card Gea@rsi Pae,l-
a4u. tas lzsesxsat sasss. so esz4s ~
49, sxx . fsfs8.4aE sxo o. s-a1s selgst
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l0r.si-.s0 e. y ~. fas 1sPzrf elenf a.
81 zsaiazbGn s4s a1il1sa - fazf b mag
sad cr8isef aftrr nsr or sst the bos-
t8u sE aer e .I ca TIE 6ossoa h4s . real .
sssa ordered - Hzyu. ~ noFs sas1
sea ne Hsygisa 1oFsFumsDrs reQFsssBis.
sss 10 IBIS cray h4Fs sls~eo Ih= 7a<laAs =
y "a a. sfs 0f susptcl0n- lt aa1 Deea Fc-
gogiesi al lAs Hayslsn toas4-sls ta.J et1
"a 90 las sls4ne1 asl boosted - tlelr
s1l4ly 60 run tae sl.sck11s Or haytE 3
SorthsFE ports. L. sas aiao reported tbsl
lhs vessel souil csrrY large sapDlies q
aT4s, poaier. eanagu. al other m -
alte1s ~ 80 tor tas uss - t1e - o.
saEF~nis ia tie Island. lbs reports ssre
ia4assii4f@iy c,ssual 1lesl-4 90 NJ. Pes on
Uls H4ytlsa Minister a. " Hssa 0Etpa, Sao
l. 10 ms llsg lie vent - Collector
Asxous aDa laid ths csss before bias,
sstax bis proofs. snd asking tnat Tue
SasroaN 0s oserhau.ed n p0a.. pie Collector
AaI0ns gave SIR. Frest0a sn order On ths
barge oEnce. which directed taal CATER he
instantly dispatched - i0ll8s ard Sc - TIE
e.sinsE aaa 0giBg her eacx % >ss foff.
Alter this order had Deen vsFlisi ~ tee
phone communication With af aAxons,
l1s cutter Chandler SAs pat Ia condition
fOr the chase. Dc vas sfLer O'Clock, but
the cutter sOt awsy 8 .ittis before ;, of some
tarse lolrs alter rs saginaw st4rtsd- ns
Chandler rau three miles Ontslde ot tne
Hook To The .outh and easL aid sas moth
ing 0l tau SsginaW.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Bzockros. Mass, Nov. 6-Miss Susie K.
each. daughter OF Lsmusl Leach, OF
Campbell. "A years OF age. an attractive
Young isdy. has brought suit, claiming
slooO ismsg-s. against Henry Litehheid,
Of BostOn and Plymouth. for breach OF
promise oi marriage. Litehfsld IL 40 years
Of age Is IN the real estate busiae. ia Bos-
ton. and has consldsrable propersy. Miss
i-scl and Li;ch h-ld met in the Spring OF
issT a. Plymouth. and ia the Fall the we'd
eing vas ixsd Tor December. Mics Leach
gave up her situation and prepared her
tros-@su Ant Ii,chisld failed 20 sppesr
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
For lSaIe--bfisceIloneom.s.

NOR sALE-A MEAT MARKET IL A GOOD
location doing nice business viii sell cheap
Z taken at once. a 50 a s 90 Frucery stock to
trade for a good farm. o. city property. Fogc &
Kinsey. snd Tower block 3iS
nor SALE CHEAP A SOLID WALNUT
r csse. five ocisvc organs IN aTgt class orcer
Enquire ~ z75 south froui -. 80
HoR SALE AN FNTIRE OUTFIT or
machinery for 4 first class laundry sIao
sir-bofse power engine FOR particulars enquire
oi G. A. Bervin, No a Canals. lsstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

CHIcAso. NSv. IA lives orr building,
forming part Of the Chicago Sugar Rshn-
ing Compsnys establishment on The river
bank near Twellth-st.. Sss wrecked last
night by an explosion ia the starch drying
rooms The only inmate. Nsgnees Ham
mel, was fatally injured. Doss $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

The nan Who be- his home on lhs
ioaiDg sias mnst Zeal very much "a cid
the nan who psvrsd hrs cook stove in
order % take bis family to the circus. IL
vac al very hoe 50 long as ths circus
tassed. bu' whsn meal time came around.
~h ~.,sf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

ItIIF-
Detroit k1yrer has psrIor car 20 n-iuoit pst
ms ouecs 60, nections Tor al poifitx fssf srT1sEr
m New York al 1915 a n perf dss Alsrt
a pt-s "a itur rre ta IsetIat m4tIur
q Isft coDncC1 nf win a. fralns ioT tie I-sf
through - mad tirttts ocean sfearn it
tcle~ sud .nlng car berfhs s~our~d a. fhs
D. q. n. q y. hailway City Oeioa - MorFos a !,
and az The defo
Jas CSNFEFIi. Civ rsss swenL
Cro. r. REfNn 1Isflc AaDGgeI, chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

CosSSLiUs HssvETs life lszss Of the
Clerks oiics seems 10 have hsv in II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Little DAVID met too giant snd slew
him. or in other words ,bs little black
smith met the "ssas" snd hammered
him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
U0nfPd-Y0 Bun.
Miscellaneous.

.WANTED-A SECOND HAND THREE SAW
W edger. Give full description Of condition
aud price. Address Box l5- White Cloud. sl4
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
MOaeU To Loan.

ITO LOAN-s5Oo 500, 500 81. .000 AND O., 200 on
! CITY property or farm property near city, OIL
roasonahie teTAs. hou'e for rezt at 40 South
Division St. ~ sl2.25 per month. 4 Morrison-st
$50 per month. Enquire Tuttle Bros, over Ar
cade. 3l4
NOvEY TO LOAN-AT FALLAs 4 swART-
vi bouts, lawyers, National City Bank build
ing
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

yUEATHER STRIPS - BRING ALL ORDERS
w to headqusrters No. Pearl St and have
them pus on at once, whe her Harrison Is elected
or not. wholesale or retail h. j. Bullsrd %
yea-s experience. 3S8
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

For beauty fOr comfort Tor improve
msnt Of TIE complexion. use only PozzonI's ;
Powder there = nothing equal II.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Judge PERKINS has bean slsctsd by
,rocsbly iva hundred majority. This g
q credit 10 the county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

train leaves Grand Rapids for AIiorao a
40 =. M, arriving there a. SIS.
Through tickess sold 20 principal points 10 "a
United Staiss Mexico and CANADA a. Jnioi
Ticket Of1ce
A. SNiTH, q. =. A, Cleveland
NJ BooTz- Depot Ticket Agent
Gro W MUssoS. City Ticket Ageul
Tskirc effect NAY is. 1888
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

sEssav - ,*hers dsil7 s1rsrs sBBssy.
sleerlng os~x rrn trr Fsrihe sd 8fsatie -
yre~sef CO kf1 ron Detroft -Fsrf1r errs rff1 o.
Day k1r-ez sHf rr1o6 Rsrf1s Fxpress 81 en1
frTs Dek-rit -flrscf ronneo1f1Ts rzs1e - fse--1s'
rttt . sh7D1zr erslns Bart Tieksts - <sie -
nirn Tfcket fseacs 8 h11rDsse. su< q buioa
ee-rf-
frfr F Fs1eo. fs~sis Al e Nouroez
g. y RuseSEs . s85 T. Chiezgs
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
WOOp P.ARLORS.
Fl Inch at 500
e3 Inch 90
% Inch at $500
These Stoves have Rear Shelf Niclle Foot Rail- Nickel
Urn and Nickel panels
selling the Celebrated Aladdin Coal Parlor
and Luck The best
Stoves made and at Bottom Prices
'BLAKELY & JEN|SON,
II South DiviSon-St.

We have large number Of Secondhand Parlor and
Cook Stoves which guarantee perfect and
and all o. X. Prices very low.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

COR REST - TWO NICE UNFURNfs Ed
rooms on ground floor a. lA Lyon-sL, only a
> one = throw frfin postO.lCe 3ib
NOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
Il room for two gentlemen. li3 Monroe e. aiS
DooNs To RENT-DEsfRABLE ROOMS TO
II rent No ifi North Division-st.. near pot
Office. 3l2
EoR REST-FrRSIsHrD ROOMS STEAM
heated. and furnished rOoms for light house
Keeping. Apply al room los, New Houseman
block. Dee lhtf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

szis tssas a 0sE aetNs. esrtAA
kAtxs-ss. N1v 3 -Wm. aoers. ssed ~
fe a8ier usir ~ ioxzing trucks tais sfier-
noon Hf- 8ead 49, crusaet 20 = lailv.
crsstna iustsnf desth
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Real Estate Country

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FoR REAL
+ estate In Grand Rapids a grist mill doing a
good business, twelve miles south Of the city on
tho L. :. & a. :. Switch 70 the mill Address
Box IS OF Byron Ctnue, Mich. So
IrOR SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
L the estate OF the late Daniel scheunerborn,
one mile west Of the ojty, fronting Bridge1sL Ii
j. fine dairy farm. or for frDit raising and rar-
dening. May he sold in from ten tn thirty acre
lots Apply 10 Dr. y hitvorih administrator, is2
Fourth at. Grand Ia pids. Mich. i02tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


1ss sssas~x - -. - &zy sassFttss ssssaas
e~s ss t0esa - aasaea1x sns s@as<s II
so<as - ssssa. Az part - : Ilas es1ztsa
q aAs fakl xiss
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
,ra1chGo 6WEET HlCHiGAN-tLL TRAI,
[ rrrIre AZ ano dsr.af. ron Lnlon pepoL

c1ugAGo a u EFT HlCHIGAN-tIL TRAINS
/ arrive st ana oepAfs from Union Depot
SIX, tr Chicago. Nuskssou an Toiedcf soosm
Fas n Al tor Chicago. ...... -.-.....- ~ - , "a
FIprcsE for Muskegon and Hsrt....-.....f o pm
Night ftpress fof .hicag0 --. - % pUs
Ntrht FxIrets for indianapolis. ....- ~ o. 10
rof Biz kspidS- Baldwin Luddington
Forsig sria RspidS BALDWIN. Ludinsson and
= ,rrss. Tor Nussegon and & Haven sI0psa
kisb; Express from Chicago .............. .sDsm
sbt E1press fr0m indianapolis s-........f 21s n
TTfress from MuskegOn aud Hsrf........ffo a.
Mail from Chicago srd huskess at ~ . m
EJpTez lrom "a and sren 20 J. pm
ESp pres from r.ss~ster and kuskegonr pm
Pest FrprCts from p icssD -.... ..... % r n
FTom Napisiec. LDoinetOn. Baldwin
rrcn Mantle. Infingtoa. BALDWIN fSorm
sbaiT. sDsily erceTs rnnday. .1siiT excepa
saturdsv. 'Ds.iE e1cept Non<sy
Th rough coaches n othieaxo % 30 sm train
Ihrousn parior 60, 70 ChicsVo OF - (, ~
t5sin-So s.irs chsrgs 10 80, $50 I,s,s, 49,
sroiis on indianapolis Night fsprsss ifsips.-
ThfonTh sleeping car r. chicsgp % II - 2 m
trsin.--Uniea Tiotet oelce q nrof -. =
y A. CshFTNTFP. 1Tefc Hsnagrf
wrIIrsv ctvrT7. tsstfien Fsss Aren't
nETROfT. LAFsiNg NoRTHFRy-fGRsED
~ ksplds asiasv Disisirll AL trains AZ
I'VE sH6 depart nom Onion 1epot
F% FsS P S % ss orssa s R.psa. "a 70 PEI e. Is1s n
so ss5 90 Isnsinz SO P4s sgB
Ios pss 1900 Detrot IN IzS ss5
IN pm an. AT. Iva an II pm
ffs ere GTtnS Rapi6s ifa 81 -
20 is@ Ess iiss ssrsSsv - 80
ras r. m. Aer fsre p m
TIE str~rsst iir. ~ Tetr0ii sns Fass F3ersf.f
fsfisf ssrs bcf9een Dstfgif sHS rsruf ksrifs
Tfsins las~inr Tetrast . p n snd frsne Rap
80 2 p.ra. nm dsnv. ozhef trsiH. osiiF ss-
cfri -1ufsv
a. AEwgf fS1. Tsckef hrsut cepot GhD ~.
Hr-EcoN ffiau Tcxei Agent - Aenrrs-sE
Go p SMITH. 6-B Az. ersrf hzFids
ffprFsTrp
: p NTIIEEFN TTsf1c Msnsgct
Eeuers Manage
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

Nfi pusi'iveiy cure SEX tesfscas snd
nrsfeut t'e -enifr. Carer iIttis Liver
TIk. 1hs res ais ous truth One p.ll
= fosf -se sf~erfiee.nenf. Srsil pill
snsaI Gess >us. pres.
a, esl.l-r rear = .raui ecesn rssrs
ltvers - sees q divers D scr-
tet = fnr rfcntta ~ sf-sanfs ani hsrs
resf se Asian ss .mufsrs -slse
ftxs taaes fn 7eeusr nleHla ftat shne
N,.le 81 fle -tt-lliaf1f fiviue
rain rem indigestion. ivsrepsia. snf
So. asa-ss eatlnE aiicTet " as~s o.
ts< 1e one 81 Jsfters fs-ts Liver Fills ina
ser.tistxs IS sr s'nner. Dor far-ei u -.
vsa srs arcs iss NJ ~ sr-s ED -f.sa b
fs,s-st fElptas aslls. rs tsz' = lifri< iiv-r
Fii'ssn tsss s''le s9ra ioFa- A nan esIl
tsset
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

TOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
l. board for two gentlemen gentleman and
aud wife, al 60 BOstwick-st. All modern conyen-
fences. 297tf
CIRsT-CLAsS BOARD AND ROOMS CHEAP.
4 Rooms withou board, Il parties wish. l2s
South Division =, SIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
FOR Rent--H0ssses.

COR RENT PART OF DOUBLE ROUSE
Z containing six rooms. pantry, closets and
wocdhouse. also three rooms on ground 10 ",
closet, pantry, cellar and woodhouse. Inquire si
a. CLANCY n ylA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
furniture stored.

CURNITURE sTngED. PACKED AND
+ moved. Expen Lackers sent on short notice
by Rsdclid & Holt. III south Divisionsl.. tele-
phone No. 500 JGn'y 9. 's9
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
AGENTS. " dpfed.

VVANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
W of our safes; size 2cxISxlS inches: weight
500 lbs retail price SO: other sizes in proportion
rare chance ana permanent business. These
safes meet a demand never before supplied by
other safe companies, as we are not governed by
the Safe Pool Alpine safe Company CInsnnati.
Ohio. VI sat Dec
GENTS wANTED-LADIES OR GENTLE-
a men of good address. for city or country
trade: particulars tree. Call or address Agents
Supply Company, No Pearl-t- 2s2tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
Lost.

/ OST-IN THE CITY LIGHT BAY MARE
IL branded on the left side: weight abo-t 100
POUNDS. The finder will be rewarded by rsturn
iOu-. 913 II
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07
FOR Rent--Bus,ness Ploces.
BOARDING.

CoR RENT -ONE-HALF OF TIE STORE
i No. = CsnAlst. for particulars enquire Ol
l. A Serwin lS4ii
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-07

For ReiiI--ROOfll<.

WANTED - POSITION As NURSE BFsr
W references given. Ars. Roys. Is Msst Leon.
,rd st., city gs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23

At about 9 O'Clock yesterday, q
man was found dead in his wagon, a
mile northeast Of Bavaria, near the
farm Of J. o. Beard, by a German.
The horses were piquetted out. and
the man had evidently laid down
for the night. He was about "a
years Of age, and in a memorandum
book was a sketch Of his various
movements. II stated that he was
born In Kentucky and that his name
was Cyrus ID. Miller. He had the
night before stated to farmer liv-
ing near, that he had come from
Horace, Kansas, and had a brother
living near York post Office. The
deceased had been shot either pur-
pOsely or aecidentally-the ball
entering his forehead. The revolver
was in his hand. The county
attorney and coroner went To the
scene Of the death and held an in
quest. The body was brought to
Killlan & Williams undertaking
establishment, awaiting the arrival
OF his brother, for whom a mes
senger was sent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23

Last Thursday We published the
following item:
A Union soldier by the name Of
John Herbst was captured and inn
prisOned at AndersOnville. To
escape the almost certain death in
that notorious prison pen, he enlis-
ted i'm the Confederate armey, in
tending TO escape and find his fell
lows. He was captured by the
Union forces, and after service
second time was hOnOrably dis
charged, aud died Of diseases con-
traeted i'm the service. Congress
saw fit to pension his widow, who is
poor and in need. President Cleve-
land vetoed the bill on the high
patriotic ground that the soldier at
one time deserted. He has been
lagely applauded for the act by
certain class. But they fail to
mention that the President turned
right about from this principle aud
appointed G.. +. Armstrong to the
important post Of Indian inspector.
This man Armstrong was also re-
ported deserter from the Union
army. He was a voluntary deseT
ter" says a recent writer, ''immed-
lately after the battle of Bull Run,
ana served in the rebel army until
the close Of the war" Does the
President punish Herbst's widow
because her husband returned to
his duty i'm rank of the Union
army IL not, why does lac heap
hOnOrs on the Armstrong?
William Dengle upon reading the
above, recalled the fact that this
same man, +. &. Armstrong, WAS
in command Of about 5000 mounted
Confederate infantry at Britton's
Lane, Tenn, where Mr.. Dengle was
captured; and the latter has ia pos
session a parole, which was counter
signed dy Armstrong, and reads as
follows (verbatin):
(Parole) Lieut.. w. Tinkle, Co. /.
2nd Reg't, III. Art: /, 2nd Lieut..
w. Tinkle. Co. l, 2nd Reg't IN. Art.
do sOlemnly swear that / will not
bear arms, nor in any wise assist
the United States government I'm
carrying on the present war against
the Confederate States of America
until regularly exchanged.
WM. DENGLE, Lieut..
Sept. ,, 1862.
In the hurry of the capture the
parole was written hastily, and
hence the appearance Of the name
Tinkle in the body Of the document.
Surely this is a strange "cOinci-
dence"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23

The Grand Army Post has con-
tracted with the Union Pacific, Chi
eag0 & Alton and the Bee Line for
transportation TO the Grand En-
eampment at Columbus, Ohio,
commencing Tuesday, Sept. y,
and continuing five days. These
roads have agreed to furnish two
chair cars and q first-elass coach
for the accommodation Of the party
from Salina, and the rate Is not to
exceed one cent = mile, or about 81
for the round trip aud the assur-
ance that il will be as low a rate
as furnished by any other
line to and from Columbus. The.
date agreed upon by the Post is Sun
day Sept 9, by the 1880, train arriv-
ing in Columbus the following
morning. On Tuesday, the 10th,
the grand parade will take place,
and Department Commander J. w.
Feighan has earnestly requested all
Kansas comrades 10 be present at
that time 10 participate in the grand
event. A rate Of $40 for the round
trip is anticipated. All may avail
themselves OF the trip aud rate.
Under this arrangement the exeur-
sionists will have the privilege of
stopping over aud visiting the
Soldiers Home at Dayton, Ohio, the
Centennial Exposition at Cine in
natl or at indianapolis, Ind.,-either
going or coming, as may be desired.
Comrades should be on the ground
early that they may take advantage
Of the advantages afforded. The
Kansas Department headquarters
will be in the State Auditors office,
in the Capital building, and full
accommodations will be made for
every cOmrade. The Department
Commander aud staff, and President
Of WOman's Relief Corps and stafi
willleave Emp0ria on Saturday Sept
S, over the Santa Fe Railroad. All
soldiers and their families are invit-
ed. The ModOc Club Of Topeka
aud the noted Marshall's band Of
the same place will be present at
Columbus with the Kansas boys.
Tickets will be on sale from Sep
TENDER to 10, and viii be good
until the 22d.with privilege Of thirty
days extension.
This encampment is destined to
be one OF the greatest Of the soldiers
reunions, and every old soldier who
can should take advantage Ofthe
opportunity for one Of the most in
teresting occasions of his life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23

r.
The creamery building WAS accept
ed by the directors ON Monday last.
and ii is calculated To commence
operations about the lst of October.
The Lutheran Sunday School had
a picnic in Hessler's grove last We'd
nesday. Revs. e.. Wallen. Of SAL
emsbuTgh, +. p. Olson, of Mar
quette, aud Floreu, Of Salina, were
present.
The Republican club will meet
next Tuesday night, when the Pres
ident, Cleo. McPhail, Will address
the club on the subject, breakers
Ahead" II will take the form Of a
reply to DIR. Tobey.
Ii was Floyd Manning, not G.. r.
as the JOURNAL had it, who met
with the accident Wednesday. His
injuries, though painful, are not
serious, and he is getting along nice
~ under the care of DIR. Houser.
DIR. TObey, the Democratic candi-
date for congress for this district,
made A political speech in the school
lac use at this plare last Tuesday
night. The doctor is good t.lIler.
hut his address consisted chiefly of
rehash Of old free trade arguments
aud fallacies. Mr.. Quincy, of salt
ma, also addressed the meeting.
Minneapolis Messenger:
Miss Lizzie Link, sister Of Mrs.
Israel Markley, oi this place, was
married in Salina, ON Thursday,
August Sth, to Mr.. Williams of
Iowa. Mr.. Williams spent some
time in our city, during the building
Of the &. X. & W. Il. x having had
"A sub-cOntract on that line.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23
Nnfice.

Notice Is hereby given that at the next
regular meeting Of tic Buarti of County COM
missionerS Of Saline county. Kansas rtui-
subscribers tu the following petition will PR
sent the same to said Hnaul Tor the r,li'f
therein requested. said p,titinn Is a. fplluw~:
To the Honorable Btnrl uf County Comiui -
sioners Of Saline county, Kansas:
The undersigned resident ct said county
and owners OF certain lands herein after do
scTihel. adjoining The town OF thicu in said
county, and included In the plattcd limits ct
Chico. represent that the respective trtrts ct
land owned 10y them arr used solely furst.sT.-
cultural purposes ard ur, iu me- wise beurfi-
ed bV being plated iu the town of t'l Ifst.
/ do therefore p-ay that each and
All1f Oak. Elm aud north hall ct Ash streets
and all Stu-cts. lui~ and alleys laying between
said streets from tht east . OF alley hefv ,-,-n
10Th aud 18th streets. and all uf lots No ~ -
81 ~ IS. go. ON Main street and lots No. 3d.. 80
-, 80 on Tenth street and an uf Main and
10Th streets and east half nf alley lawn. ht.-
tween luth and llth streets and south o. Of Ash
street, all laying adjacent to said lots. the
same being all of that portion not therefore
vacated, OF the southeast 0 of southeast
section l.. all in Township o.. Range
!. west T. M, lu the town or Chico. Saline
County, Kansas. may De- rNrludCtl AMI s. gcf-
ted from the plat of said town of Chiro. tnd
the bOundries ct said plat be ~ changed That
they may not BE- Included ia the plat uf the
town of Chico.
.2-H E.E. SHtEP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23
GRAND Rally.

or the Union Labor party Of Saline
county at Saliua, Friday, August
3lst, at ! 30 y. m, sharp. Rev. Gill
bert DE La Matyr, II Denver, Col,
will address the people on the polit-
zeal issues of the day, from a Union
Labor standpoint. Come and hear
him aud you will hear one Of the
finest speakers and grandrst orator
Of the times. Al the same time you
will hear the Union Labor doctrine
fully discussed aud understand the
true position of it, advocates. The
ladies are especially invited, a. the
high moral tone of Mr.. DE La
Martyrs arguments are such a none
need have the least fear Of hearing
any Of the immoral and unchaste
language 80 often used lsy many So
called political speakers. Do not
forget the time, $50 T.. m, sharp.
August 3lst, and place, the Roller
Coaster Park, at Salina Splendid
seating, beautiful shady grounds,
refreshments GA the grounds, adj
mission free. Come everybody,
bring all friends, wives, and rela-
tions, and have "a pleasant A. well as
profitable time.
BY ORDER oF COMMITTEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23
Legal Notice.

To Settle e.. Warmer and L. &. Wurupr.uud
Milton TuutIc. Thomas X. Hanna aud Vii
liam Peek, cuphrtnrrS us Toutlc, Hanna a
Company: You and each ct you arr here
los notified that you have been ~ucl
in an action commenced iu fltr district
court OF the county OF Saline, in the
state nf Kansas. on th,. fourth day OF Aui-
,I~i. \. D.. IsS>, wherein e.. a.. Ishu!d, j. NJ.
Fisher and g.. 4. Herit~t, cupartuVr~ "a lE-
iuuii. Fisher & co. are plaintiffs nttd Vuu the
said Settle q. Warner and l.. e. Warmer.
Milton Toutlc. Thomas X. Hanna aud VII
liam Peek. coparincrS a. Tootlr, Hanna *
Company .are detcndcniS. aud that yuu must
answer or deuur to the petition hlr,i iu .ild
action. on or before the 9TH day ui ~rpirut
her A. ~. ISIS. or said petition will ht taken
a. true and judgment rendered against yuu
the said Nrltir O. Warner and J.. e.. Warner
for the sum of So, together win Interest
thereon 80 the rate oi T. per cent. pee anuuth
from the frSt day OF july. lS>i, AMI tor the
t-uStS OF suit. and touprlusing q mortgage
upon the south hnifu lot No. and that rulr-
ton Of Tot No commencing 30 a puint-thr
southwest q Of lot M. 3. thence east To- fret.
thence north no. feet, thence west To- feet.
thence lu7i feet tn place oi beginning. all iu
block No. ~. town Ot Knoxville. Saline To-.
Kansas. and dcrrrriug said murtgaZc Co h- q
second lien upon sail premises. St-ruud and
subsequent only to "a mortgage made To- one
H. u. Ahhc for the sum uf StN, aud further
decrecing that said premises Dee sold, subject
to the mortgag Of the said q. T. Ahbr. in
satisfy said sum ct Ssl, interest AMI ult c,isi~
aforesaid. and that the said Iuutle. Hanna
a %. b. forever barred and restrained fTuiu
settling up or claiming amy right, titl' and
interest iu and tn said premises. adver~,- 10
that of said plaintiff. and granting Io stid
plaintiffs such other relief a. they Joe equity
may be entitled tn.
JAMES CULHEHTSpN.
FlGintin~ Attorney.