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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-25
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School Records, Etc.

We desire to call the attention Of County Super1n
tendents school district officers and teachers TO our
line of school publications gwen below Our schoo!
records and books now being used exclusively Ia
Quite a number of counties and are superior to any
in the market: Classification Term Record, Record OF
Apportionment Of State and County School FUNDS
Snperintendent's Record Of School Visits, (Pocket
- II 0fic;al Acts Annual Financial Reports, An.
nuaI Statistical, Reports School District Clerks
Record, School District Treasures Record School
District Treasuers Warrant Register school Dlstr1c'
Clerks Order Book. School Teachers Daily Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
ELEvESra ASSUALFAIH.
saline County Pair On september Is, IL,
Is, and IA. is92.

The annual premium list of the
Saline County Agricultural, Horti-
cultural aud Mechanical Association
will be resdy for distribution by the
end OF the week. Last year was the
best In the history 90 the Association
aud strong effort IL making TO
place this years exhibition far In
advance Of all predecessors. The
premiums list has been compiled
with especial care and liberality,
aud enlarged to meet the growing
spirit Of the community. All those
wishing . premium list should ap.
ply to Secretary Wallace.
The association reserves the right
to retain exhibits In Divisions A, b
aud Z, grain, vegetables aud fruit to
be sent to the Worlds Fair, OF course
the exhibitors name will accompany
all products sent To the big Chicago
show.
Especial attention I. called 10 rule
~, which provides that as no en-
trance fee IL charged exhibitors
must pay the regular price OF ad-
mission.
All entries must be made before
5 o'clock p. IN. September 10.
The first premium 10 indicated by
the blue ribbon second, red ribbon !;
third, white ribbon. All premiums
not called for by November I will
he forfeited to the association.
Where only one entry IL made. Sc
cond premium only will be awarded
II deemed worthy.
On tho 18th aud 18th there will be
balloon ascepsions and parachute
leaps by Prof. Knarr. There will be
four good races each day, and mu-
sic will be furnished by . brass band.
The general superintendent will Is
sue programs each afternoon giving
the attractions for the morrow.
The speed ring. - usual, will be
chapegoned by G. Post, soldier,
statesman, auctioneer and race hoss
man. This indicates that there
will be good sport, . square deal and
no monkeylpg. All races will be
governed by association rules. IL
TO bad weather or other uuavoid.
able cause prevails races may be de
clared of and entrance money re-
funded. Entrance fee, ten per cent.
Purses divided 90, 30 and 10 per cent.
unless specified otherwise. In
formation and supplies furnished by
secretary. Entries close September
8 at 8 O'Clock p. m.
The date II nov only about .
month hence and all hands should
turn In and do something for the
fair. The association II now well on
its feet, and 10 10 the duty Of every
loyal citizen OF the county 10 pro-
mote liz interests 10 the end that u
may 20 on and on being more and
more of credit to our county. There
10 plenty on hands 10 make . good
exhibit. and the only way In which
. poor fair can Be had this year 10 by
default. Let not such dlsreputable
thing b laid 70 our charge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
..se. n.n,,,.... r.u n..s.

II
A JOURNAL representative ives ac.
corded the privilege of visit OF In.
spectiou to Judge and Mrs. o. p.
Hamiiton's new home, stths corner
of Eighth and Ash streets list Wed.
Besday evening. II 10 not the laTg-
est, but Il Is one Of the most COM
plete and convenient homes la .
city that might riehtIully be termed.
"rbe City of Beautiful Homes"
Down stairs the parlor dining room
and sittlng room are situated each
having In the end large bay win
dow, and the psrior and sitting
room have each q magnificent crate
aud mantel, one Of oak and the 9TH
er of sycamore. The kitchen has
splendid appointments and Ii all the
most fastidious housewife could de-
sire. A buffers pantry and dumb
waiter, saving many trips to the
cellar also contribute to the useful.
ness Of the house. Not the least
feature Of the house IL the hall, In
the northeast corner, commodious,
well lighted, finished In poplar aud
opening to sll rooms OF the ground
floor except the kitchen. The We.
ran iah hich eocircles { he corner IL
q marvel 81 beauty and utility, and
. fitting place for man like the
Judge and his estimsble wife To
spend many pleasant moments Of
the evening OF life. The staircase Ii
elegant, ascending gracefully and
easily to the floor above, and there
are none like unto IL in the city.
The up stairs part Is divided OFF In
to sleeping departments large aud
pleasant. Besides this the library
will occupy one room and the
Judges own private holy Of HOLES
Is In the rear, affording him ample
room aud quiet In his hours ofstudy.
The attic IL titted.up for storage pur.
poses, and a back staircase leads
down to the kitchen. In the base
ment Is the heating apparatus, aud
Is the indirect radiation system OF
steam heating. IL was put In by
whitson. than whom there IL none
more skilled Ia the plumbing trade.
Ample room IL also afforded In the
basement for its storage Of fuel aud
cellar purposes.
We are told the house Is the pro-
duet of the genius, experience and
ideas OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Hamilton,
and II Is certainly n magnificent
tribute. Architecture IL truly frozen
music, when perfect utility and
economy are added to perfect har-
mony Of outlines. There Is not Ga
cubic foot Of wasted space In the
structure, and Their. IL nothing to
offend the eye Of the most critical.
Long may they live To enjoy the
frui. Of their Iabors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
ShERlEE'S SALE.

>fATF 80 hANsN-. COUNTY oF SALINE -
frtrT Sahisurn - Edward "a ittman and
sophia whitman. hts Wifi tanathan Nrasfr
: trusier, Nollny Ball and Margaret Ran, hi
wife
~ INT ~ 80 ~ ORDER uF SALE iSSisstl
"ui 81 ihr rlrrA uirr tn district csitlrt ST
YIN 10 an ior sid saline ruunfy In III af.lss
rntii I'd irtinu aEd D. itis lirf-,t 4 I will On
ltE~pAN. rHE sTTH pAN 90 At.t-T lev
al % gigk IA the Aft-rnf-su 81 sad lay Al n.
trnni ai's'T al the rnaTt hnu-r iu sIid r..slntN
onrr iur >stir AZ pa h. iiun and ell uttl..ttf
appraisrment. "a thu highest au.i D i hsslsieT
tnr cash Ia hand. g. satisfy said .rtirr e sale
an The estate. TIE AMI Interest. Of the ahssr
uiii'd det-ndantS. aud rirh q % ~. aua al
s'r>oi'S Claiming under th.-fn. AMI u ths fssl
awning d'>Cril'-d trsct and pafrrl Of hsns
sltltttrd ~ aid county. p.sit Lott one hut.
dfrd aud twenty -tuu - un- hundred and
tNrntt touf ti-t. ore hundred aud twenty -siN
~ aud oiir hundred and twenty EIGHT tt.Si.
on Eighth street, tn the city 81 ~tlin Together
With the appurt-nansr> thrrruntst hslatiE ing
subject "a the I'm { rrTtain M TtE-tgt d.
>rril', "a the DECREE in this ariiaB vN-cufesi o.
>rcurr The sum Ut s5ssa Vt thu iu rrv- e.
arrru- thereon fTo september nth Js.sa aud
frrhfdT'i IA vel > al IEtEe .asl in the rrsurl ~
mortgages In Stid r,,,Inty
Given und"T my hand. a nv usirr in th- rits
Iss..
D. v. A>bEE-oN rrin.
oWfN A hAsSFrt. Att"fn To-. riaintiH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
ANsH Efrtn.

The Model Clothing Company
have taken q four years lease Of the
old Famous building on Santa Fe
avenue, and about Sept. lst, will be
here with an immense stock Of
clothing and gents furnishing goods.
This IL . very strong company, and
and are nov conducting stores at
Lawrence aud Wichita In Kansas,
and At Carthage, Joplin, Webb City,
and other points In :fissouri. Mr..
g. Goldstein will have charge Of the
SalIns store, and will be here with
his family In . few weeks. The
arch will be removed from the
building, and . handsome square
front will be put IN, which will
greatly improve the appearance Of
the building. We predict . profit
able business future for this nrm In
Salina, as they are rustiers, and
know how TO use printer's Ink.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
An HONORED CITIZEN GONE.
J. o. Rash Pssses Peacefully to Rest Ar
ter an Illness Of only = Few Hours.

w rIiusy hh"'"'hg' august ON,
'o'-' !" :'o D c'"en' !" .he age y, Vi
year. a"" "'on'n' ''hn .a'''o"
i's'" o'ea'"e" "'s '"S'' on inu'
uay "''e'"o'n "e u'''e W "'s 'ain
Ju'' "e'' VI '"e o''', a"' WINE ~"
.e"o'ns W ''"'e ~o'A 'ne'e' '"uuen-
y oo'p'A'"e' " ' iooson' one
"s 'n
WI" Aken 20 Mr. hooso" house'
s"u "'s. nss" sno p'' winter
oo'""'n 'e"' 'o'. " was 'oou ies
Jug eas'e', a"o w 'ne evening "a'
removed 10 MS NOME aoou' zen
oe'ocA "e gre" "o'se, anu d. '"o
qu'r'iy Passeu away MI hasn nso
aires"y sune,ea 'fo" Two pa's'yuc
strokes anu 'here seems 10 oe some
ques''o" rs !" whether MS uea'h
"a' cs"seo ny Tue severe neat o'
iass ihursuay' OF from an apopiectic
stroke.
Inc deceaseo was oo'n in 'aehsoh
county, ienneHsee' ih 1904 ne was
'haI''eu '" ''ss huo'e''" ~ ''ns'ey'
oi ien"essee' ihey nave reareu TWO
chiidren, howard Z. hssh' Oh TINS
o''J' gu" "'S'r' u "h'e'' VI WV
'aH"' oree"n' VINO are ie'' !" hh"urn
win 'h'ii widowed "o'nei. III io'o
tue ia"iiiy iho'eu 10 Sai'hs' anu
nave ever taken prominent part ih
'ne progress Oh the eny' WIN nus
son howard tney a'deu every puohc
en'e'pr'se' an' many are tue e''-
dences OF their iioersiity ana enter
prise. MT. hash was u iiie long
nenioer ot tue Ihris'ah church'
from wnich place MS fuhefsi &C.
Cured Tuesday afternoon, ut 8
o'clock, his daughter, Mrs. Miller,
.rr,v,,, from b.r w.s,s,, boms Inn,
,,, -
ohe "ou' oe'o'e' o"ins !" tue "eiay
OF trains. Rev. Vswter conducted
the services ut the church, after
which Jobn A I,y,p po.t M which
=. -.
Tue oecease" WAS he"h"e'' esco't'
ed the remains tn Gypsum Hill
At the grave, a burial
s.,u,. was ar.d hv n, .sco,, f,om
~. N -, -, in
w. H. a"" NV o'' M" '""e'e" c'''-
zen was lett to await the resurree-
zion morn. In the death Of Mr..
R..b. n familiar ayurs has h.., re
-, ,.... ,. -, 49,.
''o'." ''"''' ou, '"'"', "" cum
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
GEORGE YUNGFLEIscH DEAD.
He Died at the Home Of HIS Parant. In
ksnsas City, Mo. Last saturday
Evening

Saturday evening u telegram was
received from Henry YunPfieisch
which read: George IL dying" To
those OF his friends here who had
not heard Of his sickness, II was a
great shock, as he WAS remembered
as q strong, healthy young man,
with apparently many years to live.
Last February he opened d clothing
store at Argentine, 10 company with
T A. Williams. IL seems that he
had not been feeling well for some
time past, and about two weeks ago,
while visiting his parents Ia Kansas
City, Mo, was taken Gcwn with
typoid malaria fever, which resulted
In his death last Saturday evening,
at the age Of 80 years and 4 months.
He was buried In Kansas City, We'd
nesdav morning, At o o'clock, from
~. Pstrick's church, Of which the
deceased was member. John j.
Gels, Mrs. Lii, Mrs Ludes and
Sam'l Gradwobl, Of Sslins, attended
the funeral.
The deceased was q resident Of Sa.
lima for IL years or more, most Of the
time being Ia the employ Of Mr.
Sam. Gradwohl. lie was n faithful,
honest aud industrious young man,
and possessed traits Of character
that made him many warm friends
here, who now mourn with his
stricken parents, brothers and sis
ters in his early death. AZ leader
Of the old Germanis band, and the
cornet player In the Phillips orches-
ira, he perhaps will be more par
ticularly remembered by the masses,
Is he was ever willing to aid by his
musical ability any private or public
gathering that called for his services.
He was Of n rather reserved dis
position. and only those who were
intimately acquainted with him,
realized his true worth. He possess
ell traits of manhood that would be
well for the youth TO emulate, and
his ideas Of what was due his fellow
men In daily life, were OF the higher
order. He was always a consistent
Catholic, aud while the world will
undoubtedly move along In the
future as Ia the past, yet we feel
that q noble young life has gone out.
An o5edient son, a true friend, an
honest, upright conscientious man
was Geo. Yungfieisch. What better
legacy need a young man leave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

The second ward Republican
league club met In the cooling
shade Of the court house park on
Saturday night, and had q good
meeting. IL will meet every two
weeks until the weather cools of,
after which IL will get together every
Saturday night. The second ward
club has Q little more life aud . little
stronger purposes than the other
clubs Of the city, aud for the next
meeting . program OF events 10 be-
ing prepared that IL bound to bring
out Q crowd. This club IL not In
any mans particular interest, IS
was intimsted Ia a local paper, but
Ii for the success Of the Republican
party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

Married ut the residence of the
brides parents on the east side on
Tuesday, Miss Ella Hsgler to Mr..
James I. Wells, Rev. J. II. Lock-
wood ID. d., officiating. They will
go to housekeeping at once In one Of
the Cunningham houses on Park
Place. The contracting parties are
SD well aud fsvorably known In Sa-
lima that any word Of praise from .
newspaper Is superfiuous. They
are. however, entitled to congrstuls-
ton, which the JOURNAL cheerfully
extends.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

by virtue at an or,irr ~ sale. tsSti~d out OF
the District Court at saline raunty. kanSaz,
wherein Harriet :. a. aathrws Wa plaintiff
aud Jo-eph Duncan. tarri. q. duncan
" illiam BIru~ck. ts.Tttr Earu-~k, hi- utfs.
The Farmers Loan A Trust tpuIpany ~ Kan
-t- ant -. y. tt-tssn. Levi = tsptIit aud d
g. huifsun. ~ a~Stgurv- uf The Farmers
Liam Trust Company 80 Kansas. were De-
PENDANTS; viii ou TUESDAY the 6th aay of
september l~F., between "a. hours uf 2o'riock
g. M aud u'cis'~k =. IA. nj the frtBut dszsf of
The touft HOUSE VA ~atiua Ia the county -
Saline atd state eft Kansas offer fir sale AZ
public auction. and sell 10 the hi ghs<t bidder
tor cash la hand, all the right. ttti- and In
t"r'-st "i the ah"Ne manned Defendants la aud
Ia the following dvScrihed real Property.
situated IN the County IT saline aud -ta = 90
Kansas. tn-wtt; tn" southwest quarter 81
section twenty-five - In township sixteen
- at range nNs s W---i ~ the sth D. M.
.ytns snd situated la saline 90. Kansas.
-atd property J. levied upan a. the poverty
ot the ahoNe named defendants ami will ~
Soii without spPFaissm~nt to satisfy plain
TINS c'atm pf ti.>i herein. with Interest AMI
costs and ar-ruiug costs
M ANBEH-a~
sheriff sc Saitn.. tuunty Kansas.
Hu~roS a N'C"LL"Cu. Attorney
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

Mr.. Gray's fire alarm system got
out Of whsck Sunday night and n
very amusing story IL told on GER
tain fellow who Is always trying to
say something smart At irregular
intervals the fire alarm bell pealed
out a doleful "whang" aud then
died out. Meeting an 1risbmsn on
the street smarty asked, "Pst, where's
the fire?" "Bedsd, the fires In
hell and It's the likes ~ youse as
better be lookeu' out fer It,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
A na,aw Eo.t.r NJ Iobp.,owo ps

Andrew Foster, Of Johnstown, Pa,
WAS In Saliua . few days last week
on his way to Denver,to visit friends
aud relatives here. He IL married to
o sister OF William and John Gels,
and 10 . prominent dry goods mer-
chant Of that city. He will visit his
daughter Mamie Smith 10 Denver,
and together with Mr.. Smith'sfssher
Of Washington, ID. c., will pay re-
spects to their first grand child.
He intends TO visit here again on
his return.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

The city council met Friday eve
ming and vacated q few feet on North
Tenth and another street In the De-
pot addition In order to give the U.
p. company room to build their new
freight warehouse. The structure
will be just west Of the passenger
depot, and the company seems to be
in q hurry to get IL ready for use.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

stat. Of kanss- o. John a. ~rnonrssrk and
--rh"urocE. hi- wife. Ersetis z. You will
take notice that you have i.stf -Iisi Together
with G-prgs ~. NiehsiS. Rists-rt Mst rtisnn
the fafIu"rr Loan a Trust Company ~ IAN
Ss,-, -. ., 'a~t~-n. Levi :. tsuuid and , ..
H"tr>fsn, a. a-sisnss~ 80 the Formers Loan a
Trust COMPANY ui au-a-. atifi "a stevens.
n the Distinct tBurf ct ~asttFe rFsrtufN. Kan
>st-, hS VI. u. Huu-isTEsr ausf isst uu~-z vsstt
answer . the p"tIti''n "a va said salt ou 90
hstur~ tho isih day ct ~s.pfrn8fs.-T. r-+ss sad
pTtitinn VIII - taken - true and u.fftu-ut
rendered s=tiu~i you lssrr,iiuzl, itfrerisszifaF
y mortgage executed ant ariisHrs=i IS -aiii
ts-orgr ". Nichols ~ TIE Farmer isltn A
Trust Company 1T kan-al-, f'sr the -ufu sf
fita, dstirsi the 81 dtN uf August. ~ pn the
tulloNins l"-erti-si rial s-tttr ia saline t--ittu-
-, hau~as-, Q" NJ. The uaFth half uf the
-'dth-~is-t quarter - -.-stiuu ffurt~-n "a. tn
toEn-htp nftssu Is, rang nv- g. sr-t -
the nth .. VI, and fsf th- sale 81 -asisi real
estate, Without sppf si-ruis a.. e. pas the drbt
SECURED by Stid ussirtsaz
Illness nE hand ana sffieial -stl this "a
day IT August. ~. 20 fs-TE BEHs..
-EaL ti-Tk Ia riff s.slurt.
Hv-ToN a M,EULLs'n. Attorneys Or
Plaintiff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

Geo. II. Dodge, Of the Beloit
Gazette, made this office . very
pleasant call last Saturday. He is
the oldest son Of Mayor Dodge. Of
that city, and was on his way to
Colorado for Q few weeks outing.
He is certainly . son Of the "old
man." and judging from his appear
snce. he would be equally compsn-
ionable to climb mountains and ride
burros with.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

All boys who live in the second
ward that know how TO play either
the fife or drum. and own their own
Instruments, aud who intend some
day to vote the Republican ticket,
can learn something to their interest
by applying to ID. II. Beard, Col. T..
J. Grant. or +. A. Berry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

c. l.. Peoples, n former Bruokville
boy, but for the last two years in
railroad employ In Kansas City,
met with serious injuries while be.
ing INITIATED into the A. D. U. w.
In that city last week. Lutte, as he
was familliary called here, IL u good
fellow and respected by all. We
hope to hear Of his speedy recovery.
Earth
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

George Miller was arrested yester.
dsy on q charge Of attempted rape,
and will have his hearing before
Judge Lsmkin on the l7th. The in
tended victim was Catharine Baird,
the IA year old daughter Of A. J.
Baird. The Interested parties are
neighbors, who reside u few miles
east of the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

A very important item OF news
did not appear In Last weeks Jour-
NAL, and that was the arrival Of O
bouncing baby boy at the home Of
Mr.. Geo. Meyers. on Eleventh street,
the evening Of July 30th. Mother
and child have been doing nicely,
aud IL Is now In season to rejoice
with George.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

l'nbliraiinn Nniirr.

state ~ Kan~a- 81 sadie Hnigr and Frank
W. Hssis~, gr--ting:
Non viii take notice thsf yssu have hs.n sur,i
together with the Farmers Loan a Trust
= 'piupsny ct Kansas, 90. =. Ja- cen. Levi :
Gould AMI D. -. Hutr-pu. t-zlE is-s- uf thr.
tarmrr- Loan Trust COMPANY IT kan-1tz
AMI i. ~. stevens, in the District t1ssurt al
saline county. kan~a-, by sarah n -nP-r.
ami that unless you answer t. the p-tition
hlesi In said salt on or TEXTURE The iath iay Of
-"pi"unh-r, lea s.ttd p--titt.sn will u. taken
a. true and Judgment rendered against yea
accordingly. tpr~ri's~ing - mortgage sxrrut-si
aud delivered ~ YEA ~ the taTn.r-' Iran A
Trust Company at kaH-s-. fpr tire zu-u ef
as, dated the 1T daN at February. fs-7, stn
the following described real estate Ia saline
county. Kansas. Ia VIII LIT eight - In
block sixty two ~ In the -Ity 81 Hr,uBk ' iiie
hanSi.-, arruFsiiuE Ia tGr recorded plat their
OF, and fer "a" sale uf said real estate Ntthsut
aPPrsi~sm"nt, Ia paw the debt ss-cur-si - -aid
mort gage.
Witness my hand and official cal this a
day of August. i-tss- .. -. p-TENBFRtf
SEA- ttsTk District t'stFt
iUStuN 4 MrCUtI4CH. Attorneys r..
Pisiniin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

Tom Cordry, Of the Minneapolis
Messenger, who recently offered to
bet J. c. Msltby, OF Minneapolis,
s. that said Msltby did not have =
friend in Ottawa county, was doing
business In Sslina Monday. The
real joke Of the matter was that
Maltby would not take the bet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

VIM. Baughan has returned from
Ohio to thresh and sell his wheat.
Mr.. Bsughsn formerly lived on e..
S. Martins Gypsum Creek farm,
but after the death OF his wife lac
visited Ohio, where he has been for
several months past.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

ID. w. Armstrong is back putting
In crop Of wheat, after which he
will return to Oklahoma. IL Is only
a Kansas man who could conduct
farming operations in two states
and then convince himself that the
country IL on the high road to ruin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11
Read Notice.

STATE or KAssAs.l
SALINE CouSfv,
Ovsics OF Couxry CLxsx.
eaiina. Kansas, July u. lses.
YOU are hereby notified that L. O. Alley. A
i n. Morrison ana }. &. Barrett have been
appointed rosd viewers 10 meet in copiune-
ton With the Couuty Surveyor af the house Of
r. 7. sullivan. IN Dayton township. on the
ssrd day Of August. 10. and proceed 20 give
81 parties . BEARING. and proce-d TO view the
following Described roed ss pesifioned for By
r. r. sullivan aud others, via;
Commeuetn4 % tn northwest corner Of the
south half Of the south vcst quarter Of section
=. township n range !. vest Of tho Sixth Prin-
cipai MERRIAM. thence cost 10 the northeast
corner Of the soath half OF the southwest
quarter Of ssid lection. thence south 20 river.
thence down said river In Q southeast direction
about twenty rods tas near % said river % Q
good road con BE- msdsl % strike section line
between eecstons D-l8-i and s-i<-i. thence east
on aaid line % the southeast corner Of section
D+i3 and northeast corner OF t-i4-L. said
road 20 BE- - feet vide.
~ order Of the Board Of County Commis-
sloners. o. J. ADDISON.
County CIerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

For the benefit Of the Increduluus
and skeptics we will say that the
Electric Railway company is now
receiving bids for the construction
of its power house, aud Mr.. James
Chase has moved out Of the property
purchased by the company Oh which
to build the power house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

The little showers that visited US
Tuesday night were well enough 10
their way, but II Uncle Jerry Rusk
wants to stand in with US he had
better shake the lain bag Q little
harder than that.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-08-11

Robert T. Madden, who used to
teach school In this county, has been
engaged As principal Of the Mar
que.te schools the coming yesr. He
used to attend our Normal. and
graduated at the state Normal this
wear