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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
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At the opening of the federsal cir
cult court In Topeka last Monday,
Judge RIper handed down HE
decision In the trans. Missouri
Freight Association case. The action
was brought by u. \. District At'
torney Ady, under the direction Of
the attorney general. TO dissolve the
trans. Missouri association. His rui.
Ing wss Ia favor OF the railroads,
claiming there was nothing Illegal
In the contract between the com.
panies composing this association,
aud that II was not In restraint OF
trade, or against public policy. IL
his ruling II sustained by the
supreme court, u 10 o death blow to
the present antitrust law. IL
means that trusts will he allowed,
not because they cannot be reached
by law, but because they are for the
benefit Of the people nj large. Judge
Riner recognizes the fact that II In
by such q combination that produce
ton can be brought about on basis
that means lower prices for COM
modities. II IL on this ground alone
that the decision In rendered. The
Law cannot take from the people the
opportunity Of getting the Decesssries
Of life cheap.
The same idea has presented Itself
to many, and instances without
number can be cited where comblna.
tons have been formed on certain
articles OF trade, thereby reduciD Z
the cost to nominal figures. Taks
the Standard OIL company for M
example. Millions Of dollars are
represented by that company, and
yet by the expenditure Of fortunes Ia
pipe lines to commercial centers, the
cost To the consumer has steadily
been reduced, until the time II near
ly here for Its product To be USED
almost exclusively for power snt
heat, A. well ~ FOR lighting purposes
While II might at the present tim,
he avery unpopular side Of the cas,
to take, yet the fact remains that u
many eases, the intelligent conbi
nation Of capital In certain line
often brings about good results 4,
the masses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
KANSAS. osn Asp,sDIvisiuls,

Kansas should forever reu,aia ~
u 10 to-day, two hundred miles wide
aud four hundred miles long. There
10 not q single good reason tor divld
Ing this state When u SHALL have
had time 10 develop. u will contain
from three to four millions Of people
instead Of one aud q half. There
are no conflicting material OF pollti.
cal interests that lndirNe the ne.
90 sity or wisdom Of n division o'
the territory. Asa large, prosperous
state, such as 10 ALL be In the future
u will be- an influence aud power ~
the nation. Here ON the prairiss OF
Kansas will be built the riches, Hgri
cultural common wealth Of thl. re-
public. A division means simply u
creation OF more offices for place
seekers aud more taxes for the peo
pie. To divide Kansas would mean
TO restrict and circum-cribo th.
power aud splendof Of the possibl,
achievements Of our great aud
wealthy state. The mines Of Colo
RADIO aud of every gold aud silver
producing state sink into insight.
cauce compared with the wealth that
lies dormant In the rich prairie.
aud valleys Of our great state. ~
though Kansas u In Its Infancy, n
beginning only yet made, u has nj.
ready shown the yigor aud power
that viii mark it, niaturet growth.
Here on the free ptairier Of Kan.
sas will be given To the world, drrpi tc
the sneers 81 old state. at our pres.
ent biunderp, lessons In education
for men aud women; experiments
la statecraft that conservative conf
munitIes with moss covered roofs
/ dare not try, aud such enlightened
aud humane methods In treating
youthful criminals, the deaf aud
| dumb, insane, blind aud all classes
Of unfortunaies as viii Indicate the
highest development on the line IT
the humanities. All the people Ia
| the l., 900 square miles now belong
ing 10 our state are Kau-sn. IN
name aud spirit aud character,
whether they live on the east, wet
north or south llue Of the state. Tie
harmless bit 81 recent adysrtlrinp
started in the western portion 81 the
state, asking for division 81 Kan
-s-. was no doubt suggested 10 relieve
| the present m0noiony 81 democratic
success which seems To he all per
vading from Hog island 10 Alaska
| u IL not subject really for Seriou.
| consideration aud would never br
consented to by the people. TIL,
| eastern papers are discussing the
proposition ~ " " were a real Issue
IN the state. We would rather see
the whole Indian territory, includ
Ing Oklahoma, added Ia one stat,
than To give upa single county. W.
are for Kansas Que aud indivi-iblr
now aud forever. fODckd Capital
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
Nea OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Mark iienh.ld +. singing class meet.
every "Wednesday evening IN rnlop
Hall
= y. Dobmyrr IL repairing aud
Improving hts mill property TIL.
week.
Mr.. aud Mrs u, Topper are enter
tanning u little sou -lnce Nov 2ird
Cha-. ~. Hose of Chicago arrived
In tim. 10 eat Thanksgiving dlnn.i
with his mother aud brother r.. u
i,or. aud family
Mrs u, =. Marklry Of Minnrnpo
lis kans. spent thank sgivinR her,
with her parents Mr., aud Mrs q, II
Donmyer,
M,-ur. u. n. aud John Bran VIII,
ar, among the most prosp, rnuu farm
er- Of this county drew. IN ten hea,
Of young horse. Monday 10 bs -hip
ped to lied Bud ~ with the cafloa,
Of II. y. Hapke,
A, Constable 81 Bennington wa,
calling on old friends her. Tuesday
JEWELL,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Orr Democratic contemporaries,
unmlndful Of the statements issued
from time To time by officials nc.
cording to law, assert that nobody
knows the actual condition Of the
United States treasury. Yet they
are sure that the government will
have to begin it, next fiscal year
with a deficit. IL IN not hard 10 see
what the big fish, the fellows who
run things. aud who are ON the Ia.
side are driving Mt. They want Hn
excuse Ia hedge on cutting down
tariff rates and they would also like
10 have u reasonable excus. to get
rid Of paying 80 much money In
pensions 10 soldiers. They profess
not 10 believe the sworn statements
OF Republican Office holders, Just M
they did eight years ago, but when
the Republican treasurer turned
over the money to his Democratic
successor the funds were ~ repre-
scented to be with the exception Of
one cent, which was afterwards
found.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
TuE STATE Press.

4
Topeka Capital: The fellow who
IL giving unqualified and elusive
thanks IL the Hon. John Bull. This
Is his year.
Russell Rccord: Kansas needs a
law requiring that very act Of the
Legislature 10 he published In every
county before II can go into effect.
Kansas City, Ks, Gosote: Now
that the election IL over the GasSnc
would like To suggest TO the farmers
that they take I'm their machinery
| out Of the wet. Such advice before
the election would have been pluto
| cratic.
Minneapolis Messenger: One Of
the daily harmless sniusements Of
the Topeka Journal IL TO farm out to
different persons the various mp.
pointive Office Of the state. BY do
Ing this each evening, MacLennan
hopes 10 mention for some Office
every "Hon" In the Fusion party
before Gov. Lewelling goes to bat.
Brookville Earth: The Diukier
boys are threshing the wheat grown
on the Warner place, now owned by
+. c. Knowles adjoining town on the
south. They will have about 1900
bushels Of excellent quality. They
raised on this farm last year about
3, 800 bus. Mr.. Knowles now has 10
sown again, and Il 10 looking well.
Truly this II q wheat farm aud
this q wheat country. The last two
crops bringing more money than has
recently been paid for the land with
good improvements on 10.
Clay Center Times: A. w. smith
Won't be governor; Jim Smith will
not be any governors private Sc
cretary; w. II. Smith will walk the
log as Worlds Fair secretary, or
something; Will Smith will not he q
stenographer any more; w. w.
Smith will give up his job as coal
oil inspector; John Smith will no
longer serve the state ne one Of the
board OF public works; Ed. Smith
will do something else than super
intend the Hutchinson reformstory;
b b. Smyth will alec resign n
librarian OF the academy Of science; /
l. &. Smith will no longer be SER
geant-at-arms Of the senate; George
Smith, jsnitor OF the state home. 10 |
looking for another Job; "Piek''
Smith may go In two years. The
Smith family caught II In the neck |
this time.
Ever cloak I'm our stock for sale at |
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

T"FEEA papers make great claims
az = manufacturing town. OF cource
81 hotel walters, ear wheel thumpers
aud state house barBacles ale to be
counted G"r Topeka her number Of
SorkiBgmen numbers high but il the
actual number Of men engaged in
manufacturing j. counted she would
rank only with towns like Junction
City. kAnoE.oIis aud EmpOria.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Sol MILLER very truthfully roasts
the newspaper directory firm Of
Ro~ell Il Co, in last weeks CHIEF.
The fight that firm made on Post
master wannamaker during the re-
cent campaign wss malicious, selfish
and unesiled for. We have had
some experience with this firm, and
can endorse every word he Gays in
regard to their mode Of doing bust
ness- IL ite editors of the State
would get together and take some
sctioa In regard to this foreign sd-
vertising matter. IL would be more
profitable than an excursion, or .
banquet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

DEATH has once more entered the
family circle Of President Harrison,
and DT- John W. scott, father Of
the late Caroline Harrison, has pass
I'd away, aged ~ years. The public
ha. been made familiar with the life
and works Of Dr. Scott, and know
IL 20 i'e one 81 usefulness a. well as
Of CREST length. Death ensued Tues
dsy Afternoon. the result Of extreme
age and sorrow from the great be-
rezvem-bt he 20 recently suffe red.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

az Thanksgiving day a colored
mat named True fatally stabbed an
other negro named WaItham at q fes-
fir.l in Hiswsiha, for which True
Nzs arrested and lodged in Jail.
Early Tuesday morning a mob Of
oOIored men secured the keys to the
jail and Iynched True in the court
house yard. This lynching marks
a epoch ia such occurrences as the
victim wss put TO death by his own
rAee- LAXity Of the enforcement Of
la~ il said To have caused the deed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Ne CLEVELAND has found il nee
e--sry 10 rebuke the hungry horde
OF Office seekers who have followed
him with opportunities for place
since election day. He gives it out
that those who apply for positions
nov will stand less chance of hav-
ing their papers reach the files in
the appointment Office than those
who can hold their ambition by tine
bit until the 4th of March. Grover
l. . man who won't stand much
erowdinu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Mr.. y. Il. s,rubIe aud wifi. had th.
misfortune 10 lose their babe on
The nkssiving night; buried Ia ths
bennington censtery Saturday.
DR.. crosthwaite has built n new
barn. Miss Vivian the doctor.
daughter u quite sick with scarla.
tiBs.
Newman Nicholas has built q large
barn. Newman belongs la the pros.
peri,y party.
The n. Robbln. Mercantile ca
had u Heanc. With the deputy rev.
ennc collector Monday Nov. ~
kINO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

a Prohibition oil was intro
duc~d in the South Carolina legisla-
turs Tuesday IL this thing keeps up
TIE remark the governor Of North
Carolina made 20 the governor Of
south Carolina IL liable to fall into
Isz-4Essufa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

M CAMPBELL sent out the Min
BeapolIs COHmsy.jdi last week with
the words good bye" written on the
margin, he having sold the Conn
ssrriGl to Gov. Riddle, of the Mes
sesgcr- This consolidation IL prob
ably = good business move, although
Mr. Campbell will be missed by the
editorial fraternity Of the Fifth dis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

PEoF- JAC0EY. a gentleman who
claims 10 know all about celestial
bodies that anybody else does, says
there are seven comets now visible
by the aid % the telescope. There
i No telling What will happen to a
people when they elect a Democratic
president
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

MORE Indians have decided to
give up their lands TO settlement in
the Indian territory. IL 10 the
PEwnee- this time. A good thing
will be accomplished when the In
dian territory becomes a state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

LAST Sunday Rev. Mr.. Embree
stood up in the pulpit Of the First
Ne thodist church Of Topeka and
said: ut is useless To shut our eyes
to the fact that In the hsmlets and
villages of Kansas there IL no more
practical temperance than Is to be
found throughout Missouri" IL 10
a bad thing, he continued, TO keep
laws on the statute book which can
not be enforced their constant viola
ton without punishment has de-
moralizing effect ON the minds Of the
young. Now IL all men, regardless
of sentiment or of what others might
think OF them, would come right
down and acknowledge the facts as
regards this much discussed law,
Rev. Embree would have plenty Of
company. But will they do IL?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Wanted To know, u the late TheO-
dOre r. Carver WAS named Theodore
Frelinghuysen Carver? II he was
horned" along about the campaign
of ISs4. we'll bet on iI.-.SgI. Miller.
He middle name il Frank, and he
Wa horned" in the year 1916
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
WANTED.

Agents ta sell our choice aud hard,
Nursery stock. We have many ne~
special varieties, bath Ia fruits anu
ornAsnentais To offer. which are con-
troiled only by us. We pay commits
lon or saisry. Write Us ~ once for
terms, aud secure choice of territory
May BROTHERS. Nurssrym-n,
No. slot. Rochester. y. \.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

CHOLERA il communicated by
flies. 80 that among your other pre-
cautions against the scourge do not
fail to lay In a supply Of appliances
Tor killing flies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
sAsp.nunm, Anp rumnLs w.Ep.

sAsD-nuRH- ASH ruunLk WEEDS
The "popsldc" Of the Mcpherson
Democrat has popped out,
Manhattan archeologlut are busy
opening the mounds near that city.
The Usage Carbon company paid
nut Oh, ~ 20 on last months pay
roll
Mcpherson has more rrylval- 81
religion than any other town IN the
| state.
The First National bank Of Man
hatten averages $4,000 In business
every day.
| II paper wasn't cheap the lila
watha papers would rcfaIn from IT,.
suing special numbers.
On the eve Of his retirement from
| office Attorney General Ives strikes
IL rich In u Colorado silver mine.
Immersion IN water could not save
the Baptist church Of liiawatha
from burning down, on. night las,
week.
Eight thousand dollar. Of govern.
ment appropriation will soon be cx.
pended upon roads Into aud around
Fort Riley.
Goycrnor.elect Lewclling has the
ppwer Of making lust 400 hungry
office. seekers happy aud about ih,WO
awful mad.
OTIS Potter, u Lawrence citizen NJ
years old, fell dead while looking al
Professor bryche'- collection of ani
mails recently.
Mr.. Goodr, OF Sahethn wants To
run u ca. operative patent inzidcu
house. lie means we'll, but he will
never succeed.
I'D. Little starts for Egypt Drcem
bet ~ There II only onc man In
the World who knows when I'd, viii
start back, aud hd won't tell.
A Lawrence man declared after
the election that ne never would
vote again. His promise will bc
made good, too, because he II dead
The general offices ~ the Royal
Salt Go doing business nj lianopoli-
aud Solomon city. have been re-.
moved from Kansas city To Chi.
| cago.
The Arkansas Valley, Land aud
Irrigation Company will break from
5000 10 1900 acres 81 their land In
iiodgeman county during the pres.
ent year.
Bcllrvillc 7Ti'Scop': The official
returns show that AN independent
republlcan-popullsi, has been elected
Ia the legislature. What ~ itr Bar.
mum ought Ia have II.
Kansas bred trotting horses fetch
good prices when offered for sale.
Al the sale Of the Jewett farm, near
Cheney, twenty nine head brought
$4,000, over $4,000 per animal.
Not mindful Of the small ma GRITTY
Of his party In the state, Chairman
Breldentbal continues to send re-.
cruits To the Topolobampo co-opera.
tive colony. Seventy new coloni-is
were started from Enterprise SUI.
day.
10 IN an unaccountable mystery
wby , Kap.a. man .bouId iny,n,
and ,a,.pt n marin. Im,I.m.,, n,
d.vic.. y.,a couni. ~ Tier, oh,
fnrmerIy mads Wichita THAR bon.
have iny.nt.d n dsyic. 20, ,.is,ns
.ubmeryed vessel.
An evangelist delivered sermon
y" i"e ''ea"e', "s" :" i"~n ~
ho'''"s'o" "o' ''"s s'"ee' a"" rs
~ nn,dar. iii 80 I'M Nv. va" ,hrn. aae
hts subscrIption book 10 see who th.
fellow was driving at.
,y,.,,,,. I'll, a. 4,
"o"''" n"g" ue'"an W.
ventor " said To have thought out
an electric iaOtor which will allow
hon, "a ,,,,, 80, 8. .a,,,., 49,, a..
Ts... -, -. -,
for wear or two. sny wsy' Peonls
want to get move on themselves to
get out OF the way OF such speed ~
IDH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

WHEN daily newspapers find
something else to talk about besides
politics, on their editorial pages, il
will be necessary TO have two thanks
giving day- i'm A wear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

CLEvELAND's plurality in Illinois
IL nearly 5000. We never knew till
DOW why they called Illinois the
tssueker state"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

A CRISIS hiss com. To the ministry
In France. This seems to be quite
year for political crises anyway.
In addition 20 the above comes the
announcement that the entire Mexi
can ministry has resigned, thus add
ing more force to our deduction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
Several customers for city prop
erty. t'sll mud Hist IL. J. DUscAN.

Thousands OF lives are saved an
nuAiiy by the use of Ayers Cherry
Peetorai. In the treatment of eroupe
aud wheopiDg cough, the feetorsi
hiss o most marvellous effect. II al
lays inflammation. frees the ob.s rueted
air passages. aud controls the desire
To- cough
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

DYRENFCRTH, the rainmaker, IL
operating in Texas. IL should he q
matter of great comfort TO Kansas
people that all frauds Of this char
acier are not confined to our state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

UP to last year there were 200 bio
graphies of Columbus written in
ten different languages. They are
n numerous a. histories OF the great
American civil war.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

JUDGE RISER clsims that trusts
and combines are in the interest Of
the people, a. they tend to cheaper
the necessaries Of life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

SENATOR INGALLS, once said that
In order to be q perfect gentleman q
man should shave himself. Now
comes q statement from Guatemala
which lends color to the belief. Ex-
President Barillas has been ordered
by the GuatemaliaR-c courts to pay
his barber bill.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

Every cloak in our store for sale st
actual cost or less. This IL q positive
fact aud II will pay you 10 come and
examine same. f.. w. Ober.
!Ober Block, sallna Kans. fu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01

a big house greeted the first al.
-trcIs nj unrland's Opera House last
night. As minstrcls go IL was good.
even above the average, for there
were several good turns. Lew. ia.
tim, who had much Of the genuine
negro 10 his Improvisation, the act
that made the Sweatnan aud VII.
sou famous, aud was even frerher
than theyi the musical ppeciaIties
AMI drill of sparks aud Hiatt, aud
The singing OF Horton, the male so.
prnno, were some OF the best. Ia.
tum sang two new topical songs II
got en-, making In both some tell.
Ink local hits. The Day, Waco, Tex
AZ the opera house December eth
Every cloak In our stock for sale al
actual cost or less. This 4. . positive
fact aud u will pay you To come aud
examine same. T., W, Obsr,
obcr Block, Salina Kan. ar.
Wanted.
| n cook nj the Normal, aud n gIrI
u do general homework, by Mrs
Thoroman, near the Normal.
Itch, of human or animals, cured
In 10 minutes by WOOlford Sanitary
Lotion. Sold by Henry Keiihorn.
lam buying wheat for Texas by
loads or ear, pay more than anybody.
al NJ. hALoMON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-01
Fir-s psb,,shsd In s.lsse cssHsy ssss-<l
NoNSruhrr iTfh. 1r<1
sheriff. sale.

sheriff. sale.
Charles C. calP
Charles =. Rsdcsin Inn
sadclin. Fred klssni-sit. it'S-e >oL az.
fne AnEio American Land
nortssge and Agency Co.,
Robert story sdtnini-trs-
,or efthe estate 81 hsaj
lsoon decca<ed. " IA. fnr-
,oa u n Hssem.a-
ny yirtn. ef AN order N sale i.-aed CAT ~
the District Court Of the kth ia1ieisl bi-i ri.t
sithin aud for The coanfy Of ssiins. sls.i
aRd 10 me aireetsd aud si,-iis-ssd. xiil ga
Tuesday the soth dsy of Dreemb-r.
the east dor Of the Court Hossss, in thT I, -
of ,liiaa, Saline Coanty, ksa-s., esef 80
sale .; public Auction and sell ~ th- hszi.--i
ed Real Estate. ts-xit;
I1s one haadFesi and a4y lAs ana ti.-
north half a lot he ali Eixhth strevf Ia
deaotnin=tsd la the Feeos,isd pat tRsF.
"a wing and situated IN saline Co- kau-zs-
with tenesnenis. Embellishments aad sFfai
teaances ther~unto osloEging said
estate l. taken A. ths property of the aisssv
named defendants. and Nill - sold euissDiIt
spfraissnasnt 20 satisfy sid order " ssis 60
Given under nay hand this nm day ., ~
NembeT 4. II. iSE. y, " ASnkHSoN.
sheriff al saline Coanty, kAnsa.s-
Bishop a Barch. sitssEsss isr paAiniiH-
Ftrst published In SALINE Csaats loaFuaI
November l'sh. tss--
sheriff. Sale.
The Massachusetts Nutnalf
LIE Insurance totipsnN
Ellen q. kingmsu, ChaF..s
4. kinsuan, Martin
kingI1an, MIA -trigEfus
The Kansas MsBgfsctar
tina To. LAURA HAY art Z 49, ~ -.
| Emily kzTiherg. the
hDard Of County COMMITS
| siousrs at saline County
Mans. The Farmers kir-
| Nator Association, q. kvaT
A Nm. The first National
hans of ~aiins, kauss--
~ virtue of an order at ale tsStis-st tsaf Hi
| the disiftri court oi The alta iutirtsl i4rtfr't
within aud tor the county 81 Ssiius. Hrs.i
state OF kan>ss-. IN the above rntitis,i Ca.
snd Ia us direct 4 and d@iis vr,-,i, I y tii .sIi
Tuesday. the 18th day of Dersmssr
! A. u. issss. at so'ciuck y al. al sad dss a.
the east doDf of the couTt hsGss tn ths sltS q
Salina, saline county. Kansas, orfer snT sl.'-
at public auction and >sli ~ the highest t..i-
der tot cash Ia hand, the toiiosiRg a->--ri'.st
real estate, to-Wtt-
The Southwest auartrF Of s-c,ian thirtfrt
vest ss OF the Oh 3. N Was and .i,aslss 81,
| saline 40. Kansas With trnsuient-. h-tssiiisr
msnis and spPGf,snances th-rraatss esh''aE
ing said teal ESTATE taArh - INC 80
| of the aboVS- named defendants. ant al -
sold without Apptai>~m-nf IA satisfy -sGi
| order of sale part th~rsoI
| Given under nv hAnd thi. TN daf al ~
/ NembeT A. a. iSs2 y, VI. ASBks>ssN
-heFtn Of saline COunts, Mass.
1 Bishop A B1Fch. attorneys tnf pisiatif
| To The fsblis.
Rye, Hour, bran ana chops, for sal-
at NJ .sslomon's mill formerly oshsd
by NJ. Hsgler. | am running daily shd
do all kinds Of custom grinding and