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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26
I~.rtTIrrESorES

Six new members have enroll ri
this week making the total l5l.
Elmer r. Miller arrived Monday
evening sitter spending n month
visiting his old home nj Concord,
Penn. " lille gone visited HaTprI =
Ferry the scene OG the John Brown
Raid"
Some OF the boys are engaged this
week in solving problems ia con-
nectiOn with the wheat crop. Here
are samples. n mercury IL 40 in
the shade, how long will IL take Ca
cut lu0 acres of wheat: Ill work in
the fields until July :. will he ahle
to get . certificate:
Two Of the young ladies from
BroOkVille started home last Sat
urday. when the train arrived NJ
BrookVille they offered to assist an
invalid lady off the train, seeing that
the train men did not offer any as
slstAncP, but before they could get
of, the train started. They were
compelled to 60 on to Ellsworth, aud
to pay the extra charge for cash fare,
aud were kindly allowed to come
back at midnight.
he bDftni NJ tue I1iku fNtHDui
building on Monday evening was .
pleasant affair and was we'll attend
ed. considering the number Of meet
ings n ether places ON the same
evening. The recitation by Mice
Daisy Ballard, the reading by PTOfs.
Adams and RoOp, and the Original
Package Of Advice" by :. &. Hesly
were good.
P.ofs Thoromsn and Swisher
were up on Saturday morning, Prof.
Swisher gave the teachers some good
points: Que was: "DO not denOunce .
thing until you know what that
thing Is"
A lively discussion in Civil Cover
ment arose one morning from the
statement In Thorpe's Constitution,
that the Pres. pro TEN Of the L. =.
Senate hiss two votes In ease OF tie.
II was finally agreed that the state
ment 10 an error.
The instruction In primary teach
ing by Mrs. Menuinger Of Topeka, IL
4 exeeliLat ssoet OF the teaessers are
very mach fisased with it. Fame Of
the ladies Nhs expect 30 do work 81
that kiad almost exclusively, say
they will not miss these lessons u
they do not get any time To study
anything elsa. Some Of the BOvIees
are afraid they will fail IL they try
TO teach according tn the brsl me-
thoas. II will pay any one 10 get
the i,saf
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SEw CAMBRIA CHATTFRIXGs.


From our own correspondent.
Mrs. Ben Williams returned last
Friday evening from . six weeks
visit to her parents in Lehigh county
Penn.
Farmers are busy cutting wheat
which 10 turning out splendid this
season.
WIN. Garyin IL seriously 81 at the
country home OF his parents.
Arthur aud Hazel Rabe are sick
with the measles.
Miss Mary Rawlings arrived here
Sunday evening from Liverpool,
England, aud will remain here with
her brother James Rawling-.
Me.srs Kanagy aud Bstdorf are
building . good sired room TO be
used - carpenter shop.
Several parties on their way from
Garden City, Kans, TO lows, created
quite q little excitement here last
Saturday, having with them nine
antelopes which they were taking TO
Iowa to place In = park.
lee Cream and cake nj the
Lutheran church next Saturday
evening for the benefit OF the
church. Price Brothers celebrated
Ice cream Of 5alina will be served.
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. Obrien return
ed last Wednesday from Q Eve
months visit to their old home In
Ireland 10 having been thirty six
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RstspKVIiIE


Chinch bugs are an unknown
scourgs this year.
The town boys are all out harvest.
ting, earning money for the 9TH.
+. W. Carlin came mp from Salina
Tuesday night to zee his friends.
q. q. Taft and wife of salina, &C
eonpsnied by his brother from
Cleveland, Ohio. visited with his
friends in this city, "Wednesday.
jos. Duean left Saturday for Co.
maneh county, this state, To look up
some real estate deals he has there.
He will be away about . week.
Bruce Gentry and MOllie Green
we're united in marriage at Salina
Friday. Both parties have many
friends here who wish them pros
perity and Joy In their married life.
Frank Lipinski Q farmer, living
southwest Of BrOokville, on Tuesday
had the misfortune TO smash the
ends Of his four fingers on his left
hand in q harvester.
n. NJ. Means was up from SalinA
last Saturday to zee his many friends.
since leaving here be has visited
with his Parentsin Mulkeytown, Ills.
He 10 nov attending the County
Normal Institute Al SalinA.
Ga Tuesday the special city elee-
tion Was held to vote bends To the
amount Of 5000 to aid the Brook
Vile Boring and Manufacturing 10,
to sink q prospect hole inside the city
limits To tind out what lies beneath
us.
Crops this year will be better than
last, with the exception Of the oat |
crop, which will be short. The |
wheat IL yielding - large ~ ever |
before and IL Of q much better quail |
ny. Corn 10 coming along In tine
shape. Such rains as We had Mon
lay morning and night are enough
10 make any one happy.
The Epworth League selected .
Inc library Monday morning. The
BOOKS are all good ones, written by /
he best authors and comprise litera-
ure. Biographies, classical and
'cientihc readings. The young So
.iety has 4 membership Of over
hirty-five and 10 doing good work.
We like to see the yOung thus united
a = society for mutual benefit.
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xKiensosnooD HEws.
LIEDsBoRG.
TFrosn me EsvaI


Water In the smskyls usually Low
for this season Of the year.
Farmers are now harvesting their
wheat, and some End 10 diffieuli TO
and hands TO carry on their work
properly.
wheat In the valley will make q
good Yield. The quality being bet
ter than was anticipated. The oats
crop will be short. Corn promises
veil.
Mr.. r. Erickson, Of Saline county
aud Miss Amends Fsrnholm, Of this
city. we're uRited In marriage last
sunday June 18th. At the American
NJ. r. Church Rev Karling, pastor
Of the swedish Baptist church,
efiiciatsd. Immediately after the
marriage esreTsony the newly mar
ried couple sud their friends repair
ed TO the home CT the grooms parents,
living north of the city, where .
grand reception was rendered was
rendered them. Numerous friends
wish them happy voyage through
life
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The census eBHmeraiOrs are hav-
ing trouble IN getting the names Of
all the Inhabitants Of Salina. 10 IL
earnestly requested that those per-
suns who have not been enumerated
will take the trouble to call on the
snumsraiOrs Of their respective
wards aud give their names, % that
they may he counted. Saliua wants .
complete enumeration.
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AZ. sonr.s scnooL.

Tia new year at Sc. JONAS will
opsn Sept. is. More fully alive 10
the needs =. > first-eisss preparatory
seheol, the authorities are moving
along several lines Of improvement
that mast add not only 20 the EN-
cheney but 10 the comfort Of ill con-
eerned. The aleoves on the nth
fioor are TO be rs-arrangsd on . more
convenient and economical plan %
- 30 occupy the space nov useless
on that floor.
The reading room will Ne fiited up
with permanent shelving, and racks
! on which the papers and magazines
will Be- placed. The number Of al
eoves on the fourth noor IL to be In
creased and = part Of the rooms on
the fourth floor are to be converted
into handsome aIeoves. The base
ment will contain several recitation
rooms-among them the laboratory
for the science department.
A nsS and eommodiOus laundry
will he built entirely separate from
the hall, aud will contain sIl the
modern improvements for the nee
essary work belonging to Il. The
grounds will present an appearance
commensurate with the great ssre
bestowed upon them, snd the park
will be. - Il already is, . favoTite
resort for cadet aud visitor.
The courses Of study have been
arranged aud made TO conform to
the present demands for . praeti-
cal business training or for entrance
to any collegiate institution in the
country.
The mathematics will be in charge
Of Prof. W. w. Chsmplin for many
years the distinguished head Of that
department in Shattuck school.
FairbauIt, MINI.
Prof. Cowgirl . specialist In the
classics will have charge Of that i'm
Portaut department. bringing to II .
ripened scholarship and an enthusi-
asm that must awaken deep interest
in those studies.
Prof Gates will have charge Of the |
business department In which he
has displayed much ability and
has been emiHenily successful. To
the work la that department now
being done will be added that Of
The uaturAl sciences aud modern |
languages will, as heretofore, be In
the hands Of Prof. Chittsnden, and
the English department under the
Head Master.
A physician will be In daily at
tendance at the school aud will have
special care OF the sanitary condi-
lions Of the premises.
Altogether we look forward to the
year ~ one Of much sue
ressful labor. Our facilities are
ampler, our corps Of instructors
strong and our accommodations bet
Ter and more convenient; growing
In the needs Of the school
us to meet them promptly
aud fully.
Our patrons, past and prospective,
may rest assured that no pains will
he spared to make -. Johns al
deal home school combining in an
unusual degree, the comforts Of
he one and the discipline and train
ing of the other.
Correspondence IL solicited aud
will receive prompt aItenti"n-H"H-
sds Chur"kmdH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

A dispatch from Washington
says: Congressman Kelly sent TO
the clerks desk two petitions en-
dOrted IS follows: Petitions Of
citizens OF Kansas praying the pre-
vention and importation Of liquor
into prohibition states aud the sup
preston Of the supreme court
saloons
"All petitions are printed in the
Congressional Record rs Endorsed.
The clerk however, took these To
Speaker Reed, who told Kelley this
endorsement could be constituted .
contempt of the United States SUI
prems court and made . serious
matter. Kelly then changed the
endorsement"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

At ne residences Of DR.. J. w.
Daily next Monday evening the
members Of the r. 3. A. will give .
recsptios In honor of Prof. Black 81
50. Andrews College Seotlend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

The opening and closing scenes Of
MFR. Bessnt's new novel, ArnoreI Of
Lyonssss. are laid among the SciiIy
Islands. Tradition relates that these
islands, now many miles from the
mainland, were once united TO
CornN all by = region Of extreme fer
tility. This Was the ancient country
81 Lyonesse. IL was inhabited by q
people remarkable for their industry
aud pieiy. No less than one hun
dred and forty churches stood over
that region which IL now q waste 81
waters; and the rocks called the
Seven stones are said to mark the
place Of large city. According TO
au old English chronicle. Lyonesse
VAS OverW helmrd 10y an inundatiOn
Of the sea on the nth of November,
lCrFi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

Mr.. Sam 7. Rial ofthe welI known
hrm Of Waite 4 Rial Ksnsss City.
vas IN The city mixing with his old
friends. Farmers wanting feeding
cattle ses White q Risl's card In our
paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

cbss Smith, court stenographsr
and W. 7. Frazier, city attorney,
vent Tuesday to Ottawa, to attend .
session or two ~ the Chsutauqua.
They will Pass Sunday 1t Exesisio,
Spring.. Mo
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Advertisement for Bids.
CIV CLERE's owes
~alina. Kansas. June - isHN

Noticr .. hrr~by given that sailed bids will
- received nj ny Office until six O'Clock D.
IN. Monday, June JEh, iSD. tor the en-
construction of sidewalk abutting the
southstde Of lot number o.. L University add 90
Sslina kanSas.
said sidewalk shall - constructed accord
ing a. the requirements Of Driinance - of
the city Of Salina- to be paid for IN city Strip
without Interest due In tUelEe months frOFn
the time ssid sidewalk y accepted ny the
sideUaik committee.
~ order of Sidewalk committee.
JOHS l. BISHOP. City('lrFk.
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Committee on Resolutions.
TEEpEas Axp sTocnERs Toa sAls

We have tWsnty-thOusand range
cattle for sale, Colorado aud New
Mexico raised. Coasisting % SOD
yeariiag steers 1000 two year olds.
a.0oo three year Odds aud over, 5.0O0
barren coz aud hsifers, 5000 cows
for ssle, One-third cash, balance when
cattle are marketed. Ten per cent
of above cattle srs from good half
breeds TO well bred range cattle.
500 % above cattle are what o.
known - Jingle Bob brand and
all Who have tried them kn0We they
are good feeders. For further par
tlcularB address rooms -, = and -,
White 4 Rial, Live Stock Exchange,
KanaAs City, No.
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ADEsEEVED PROMOTION.

At q meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of ~. Johns Military academy
at SslIna, Thursday evening, Supt.
W. VI. Jay was unanimously elected
Head Master Of the institution.
Prof. Jay has been engaged in public
school work In this state for . num-
her OF years and IL one Of the very
best men ia the state. n h- accepts
this position which he doubtless
will. u will remove him from the
public schools. but he will continue
t. I've an active worker in the educa-
tional meeting- Of the state and his
influence will continue TO be felt in
the schools. We congratulate the
Board of Trustees upon their selec-
ton aud be-peak for ~. Johu's Mill
tary academy great prosperity urder
the supervision Of SuPt. Jay, who Is
new conducting the normal institute
in this city 80 successfulIy.-Ibiisne
r. 3Sgfgr
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sHILOHs vTTALIzER 10 VIA.
goa nssd for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness sad Al synaPtsns
of Dyspepsia Prizes 10 and IS seats
PER bottls. Nor sals By o. c. Teesy
q CO. gansrai aRsnta
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

GROUP, whOOPING COUGH
aud bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh's cure. Sold by o. e. To-
key a Go. general agents.
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.AlIrA ro.nAL rrsrrrrr..

Mfb- AOuuiuNer oi AoptAa scuoOts
instructor In primary work J. W.
Armstrong County Supt.
| Names Of members enrolled up
10 "Wednesday June Is, Is5.
SALIVA
IL. c. Healy Mrs. r. BarSiek
w. +. PerrIll Flora Wilson
Laura Asin Mabel L sdeFwood
Una Thomas Mrs. NJ letters
Anas Ekstrand Alta letters.
Maggie Head Gertrude Todd
Ollie Aldrieh Nellie Muir
Josephine Ford. J. A. AeHafiie
1 Alice Hemphill Gertrude KsOvles
| Emma LAmkiu Lizzie Cochran
Ada Corron Frances Hamilton
Anna Hagier Daley Ballard
Bessie Moore Mag. Mcdonnell
Ella whItney Anna KAapeke
Maude Fry susie Cartwright
II. HagstFaBd Addie Parsons
Florence Call Maggie PerTili
Florence Rodman Eva Dena
Mary wagstaff tiraee NOrthrop
Emma Walburg r. 3. Chapman
EdIth Collins Flora StFiekleT
Zara Coop Katie Dunn
A. W fredTickson Maud kesler
Mary Armstrong Alma Pierce
J. Martin Katie DOlan
Susie Freeman j. W. Taylor
Myrtle Quincy X. i. Madden
g. A. Nandit Mrs. y. ). Duffy
Mabel Martin Mary Payne
Jas. Keith sophia McGutk
ida Keith Ella Rasmond
Claude switZer Martha Bedford
Chas SOrter A. =. Taylor
Maurice Berg W. =. Young
]. ID. King r. NJ. Vale
J. A. stone Ella McGili
Ada RisharisOn Alice Dawson
A. ]. Myers ~. n. Armstrong
Alphild Anderson
SOLOMON
Vim. stone, Maggie Mesgher,
Mary RiOrdsn, Ella Meaghrr, Mar
garet Riordan.
WEST PLAINS
MAUpE MOsher.
BRoOEVILIE
Sadie Walker, Birdie Criitenden,
Cora Well. Carrie Fritz. I.0ui-s
DinkleT, Finer Mccormick y. NJ.
Means.
GYPSTN
Lizzie Threlkeid, siliau Adams. J..
W. Willis, Florence William, Flor
snce Main, r. W. Muench. Sadie
Whitehead, u. A. Heck.
AssARIA.
Mary BuTkWall, Ruth MrCArty.
Auns Taylor, Amanda Martin.
Mentor.
Alice Pierce.
CHICO.
Edith A. NJ. Riley. May Miller.
BAVARIA.
Laura Swallow. Anna Harbi.nn.
I. 4. Wallace, Mary Martin. Ida
Martin. n. n. Hubbard. W. %.
Hubbard.
TRENTON.
Emma Bates.
SHIPTON.
Halllie sherman. Laura T.. luthi.
BRIDDEPuRT.
Salens Rutgers, &. ID. Nrrnillinn,
NILES.
LYDIA HOdds.
NEW CAMERA
Nellie Kennison.
RT-sELI
clara Long, Mamie farnswOrth.
SALEMsBT Ru
bora Nelson. Victoria Audrten.
CHASE.
IlObt. Bailey.
uf the members Of the Institute.
u were born In Kansas. u III, IL,
Ohio, : Penn. & y. y. :, Ky. :, Ind.
balance scattered ia 10 other states.
Percentage, American 20, Irish Is.
Swedish =, Dutch ;.
Balance mixed English. German.
French. Danish. Swiss.
Welsh aud Irish.
Average salary for the last year
for membership an" have taught
~.
Average number Of months expect
fence "f u numbers -. Certificates
held, First GraG- :. Second L.. Third
T..
a. have attended Normal colleges.
Is University. :. High schools, l.
Dist. schools.
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ID. Whitehead 10 = resident OeuIist.
He has every appliance for testing
the eyes and can iii glasses to suit
the sight.
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Hon. John A. ABdsIsoa writing
from Washington 10 Iieo. 7. wOOIey
Of this city, says:
WAsHINGToN, ID. 4. June ~ lsaa.
DERE SIR:-Iour letter 81 the Is, n
instant 10 just received. I fully
realize the Importance Of some
prompt action ON the part Of con.
gress looking toward rsmedyIng the
evil OF the Original package" dsei-
Zion. The Wilson bill 10 uadsF con.
alteration by the Judiciary commit
tee OF the house, and will probably
sOoo be reported. The eOmnitsee on
esmD1eies and alcoholic liQuoF tFnf-
lie, on both Of which serve q q
member, have repOFted bills, aud ne
shall endeavor Ca secure eonsldera.
Ton ~ the earliest pFaetibabie date
~ tbs h0uss. lOsrs truly,
JNo. A. ANDEReoN.
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IAIrN ITIIE.

From our Own Correspondent.
A very fine rain last week.
The music OF the harVrsteTs il
heard in every direction.
Everybody IL harvesting nov.
The wheat crop - far better than
expected.
The Missouri Pacific section fore
man VAS working sll alone last
week on the section.
Pay ear last sunday.
The Farmers Alliance will have q
4th Of July celebration Ia Mr.. Solder
berg's grove one-haIf mile vest Of
Falun. Program has been pub
lished. Also . platform has been
prepared for q dance In the evening.
Everybody IL welcomed to come
and spend the glorious Ith with us
in Falun.
ALL OK
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years since they left the fatheFlsnd
Tor America; they express them
selves a. we'll pleased With the trip.
JEWELL
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UNI'~TN CITY.
Fnm The rifn

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Willis are Wis
iting in SaliAa.
A Mr.. Root Of New York state. .
brother Of Mrs. DIR. Ackerman. IL
In the city visiting his sister. They
had not met for u years. Mr.. II.
says he likes the appearance Of Kan
sas better than any state he passed
through on his way out here.
Last Monday evening between .
and O'Clock q peculiar looking
cloud stood across the sky In the
east extending its great spout like
appearance southwark, and at one
time slightly westward, thence east
ward. the main course being q little
east Of south. Its appearance eli
cited O good deal Of discussion As to
whether IL was . cyclone or q water
spout. But the report brought In
Tuesday by Douglas Buskirk aud
Geo. FzhTing, who visited the scene,
aetiled the question. II struck the
dwelling Of A. J. Roseman about
ten miles southeast Of this city aud
scattered IL over the country with
its contents the distance Of q mile
OF more. All the members Of the
family except Mr.. ROsemAn were
away from home. Mr.. r. Was
bruised and hurt some. The house
was . small one. The most remark
able thing about IL was that it took
q bucket out of well near by that
was ~ feet deep and carried Il =
long distance From this place his
cycloneship took an eastward di-
reCtiOn where il struck . high hill
aud kicked up terrific dust. This
was the last seen or heard Of it 50
far ne we know.
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SHILOH'sCOUGH and csnsump-
tion cure IL sold by Us on . guaIan-
tee. Itcures consumption. Sold by
%. e. Tobey 4 Co. general agents.
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CATARRH CURED. health and
sweet breath secured, By Shiloh's
Catarrh remedy. Prizes % eents-
Nasal injector free. Sold BY o. c.
TObsy q Co. general agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
From Pssrson's Carriage works.
salsna. IR ansas

I have over so vehicles the very
best work that can be produssd for
the money, consisting Of carriages.
Phestons, buggies, spring wagons
and six different styles Of read carts.
All this good work lie Of my own
manufacture, and every job warran-
ted. See the Pearson Carriage
Works before buying elsewhere.
2l-tf :. Pearson, Prop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

SALIVA, kAs.. June n. $50.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing by the Salina Mill 4 Elevator
Company.
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LITOVICH & VOLSIEFFER.
GREAT CLEARING SALE.

Our entire stock of Dry Goods Clothing, Boots
and shoes must be closed out to make room fer our
Fall stock of Goods. We will make sweeping
duction in our entire stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

WILL YoU SUFFER With dys-
pePsIa and liver complaint: shi-
loh's vItalissr IL guarsnieed TO eurs
you. Sold by o. c. Tebey 4 Co. ssR-
eFaI aRputs.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. shi-
IOh's Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold By q. G. To0ey q Co. general
agents.
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Sl,eriTs Sale

The West side Ns'ionall
Bank.
The Salins Elertrir LIGHT
Power Co., The \ frlter Cass No. go.
Electric MAEufarfurin=
10, ". X Gels. ". q. t:U-
bert. Geo. kruegsT a
John Buehi
By virtue OF an order NJ sale issued Oui Of
the district court Of the thlrtieth Judicial
District within and for the county Of Saline.
and state Of Kansas. In the aboye entitled
case. and 10 me directed aud delivered. WiIi
Tuesday the 2sth day Of July.
A. d. ls.o. Al O'clOck p. N. Of ssid day. q
the east door Of the court house n the city Of
Salins. Saline eOaniy. Kansas Odef for aais
~ public suction. - the highest and best
bidder for cash IN hand, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-Wit: The south hall Of
lot plumber one hundred and thirtepn us
on nfih street 81 In the city Of Salina. saline
county. Kansas according 10 the recOr1ed
plai thereof. under appraisment bsretofors
made. with tsnemenis, hereditaments and
appurtenanees theieunto beionging. said
real estate % takea e. the propSrtg o. the
showed named defendants, and 20 be sold
subjeci 20 . certain mortgage Of 0-5aD ana
accrued Interest theron and win b sold 10
satisfy said order q sale OF . pan thereof.
Given under my hand this bth day Of Juas
S-s sheriff Of Saline County. Ksnsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

Fer lame bask. side or chest use
shIloh's per0us pisstsr. Prizes 3
esnis. ssla BY o. c. Tobey q Co.,
esnsEal sgeata.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-06-26

la . twenty-five mile drive with
postmaster Wynn last SUNDAY
through I'Orii"us -Of Sharps Greek,
Harper aud this township ws had
sn opportunity TO pretty generally
sire up the wheat PrOsPscts aud bar
ring = little damage la localities. the
crop u la splendid condition and
Siih favorable weather for harvest
will yield fair crop to the farmers,
corn could not look betIer.-!Nar-
qusff. MpRifar.