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The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

Your Uucle Dan'l Anthony hits
square from the shoulder most OF the
time and il does our young heart
good to see him lsmbsste the puny
pollywogs Of the Republican party
who devote more time to denouncing
the leaders Of the party than they do
to advocating its principles. As he
says the Qusys, the Dudleys, De-
pews sni others are better than the
Hills, the CORN ans the Hsrritys and
others, But say, Colonel, don't you
honesty think, too, that the "H's
aud the Billies" and the George T's
are a good deal better than the other
fellows,
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
MORAL sUasruN VS.. HICKORY sUA-


SION.
The current number Of the Nor
mai Register says moral suasion is
coming into greater favor with the
school teachers OF the land than
ever before. The writer OF these
lines remembers once having been
under the tutelage Of a moral sua-
sionIst, but for some reason she was
not popular with the school officers,
and was discharged before complet
ing the term for which she was hired.
This young lady was succeeded by
another, reputed to be OF Hibernian
extraction, with swapping black
eyes. She also was q moral suasion-
list, but she also kept at hand ready
for use another kind OF sussion,
which she used judiciously though
rarely. A little OF il went q good
WAYS. She employed moral suasion
a. long ss il would work, but IL it
failed she was not at the end of her
resources.
As far a. We are able to see and
judge the average boy and girl who
now 60 {" school ar Ist what those
Were who went To school fifteen or
twenty yesr- ago, aud their needs
are about the same Aud while the
idea that the surest and quickest
way tn get learning INTO the head is
to hammer il in aI the bottom, in
vented 10y Ichabod Crane and his
coni-m i'orsrIes, l. now Obsolete,
yet there j. Noting in existence so
well calculated tn correct mi-chiev-
business, exP-i c'nceit, aud cure
orneryne--, a. the judicious use Of
the gad Morsi -us-i % may as we'll be
applied to Apache lndians.as school
children of certain age. Solomon
in his day aud generation wss re-
puted to be a man of some judg-
ment, aud even i'm this enlightened
age he IL accredited with having
wisdom. He il was who said that
the child would be spoiled by spar
ing the rod. IL Solomon really had
as many wives as history gives him
he must needs have had olive
branches galore. So many in fact
that if he gave his personal atten-
tion to administering lickings, he
must have had little time left for
ruling the children of Israel.
In view of all this we give the
moral suasionists solemn warning
that they are treading on dangerous
ground when they advocate the
adoption of their theory to the ex-
clusion Of the wisdom and experience
Of Solomon. In getting out Of the
ruts Of orthodoxy, let US have a care,
and retain that which is good and
useful
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

AFTER struggle al FIVE months
xfse STRIKE Gf th- Homestead mill
-srkerS ~ss declared Of Monday. At
sne ffrae I0.eae Worlzmen were in
~slr-d znd tire lc-s in wages 20 the
men . estimated ~ s9es0. go. Be
ss6-s fas< fhs manufacturers have
fesf nas.s- many men have been
kiIi-6. Fsrarerty ha~ been DESTROYED,
ss6 oatfsiszC haS lss-u accomplished.
-~sts,~- in fsss Ssy ei increased wages
~.6rsncfuc rhe interests 81 labor
1t ~aul6 ---eal rhs1 with 80 mSny
<z<nzFses ssefors them of the utility
sf<rrssz-s- men ~asUld zdoPJ other
--~-urr- - @erure jastice GHd sd
zxurzu,=FFl
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
FORTY DRINKS or WHISKY ap,,


A graduate" OF the Keeley In.
stitute at Excelsior Springs Informed
the writer last week that he had ta-
ken on an average forty drinks II
whisky a day for years and had
been drinking altogether for more
than twenty years. He went to Ex-
celsior Springs without much, II any
faith In the Keeley cure. After
three days treatment he lost sll de-
sire for whiskey. He attributed this
as much to the mineral waters as to
the Keeley treatment at first, but
when weeks, and theE months, pass
ed without any desire whatever for
driDk or stimulants Of any kind, he
concluded that there "must be
snmthing In IT," End he IL now d.
viding his time between talking
K-eleyism" here and visiting Ex-
Q .isi"r Springs, which he thinks Ii
the grand--t place on earth.-From
the X c. Times.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

In the corn crop the central belt
comes out second best, according to
the report Of the state board Of agri-
culture. We are second In acreage
and second in yield. Our corn was
2,32a ,5sl acres, and 55 ,s+5, ,796 bushels,
or % 46 bushels per acre. The east
ern belt which is only slightly in sd-
vance Of US in yield had 2,9l7 ,359
acres in corn, and raised "A, AZ, ,929
bushels, or 25.51 bushels per acre.
Taken all around the central belt
did better in crops this year than the
eastern belt. Stand up for Central
Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

IL comes with q poor grace from
men who have quietly folded their
arms and done absolutely nothing in
the interest of the republican county
ticket, ,tohave them criticise men who
lsbored day and night for its success.
That mistakes were made there 10 no
use Of denying, but the close margin
OF most the populist candidates
shows conclusively that great gains
were made In the county ticket from
two years ago, and can only be ex-
plained on account OF the good work
done by those having II In charge
Goodldnd Dark Horse.
The same Is true Of this county,
and some others In this vicinity that
we know Of. One OF the unfathom-
able mysteries Of republican form
Of government is that pack Of sore
heads must needs kick the pan over
whenever things are not run exactly
to suit their tastes. Some men, and
il is not to their crediteither, always
wait until election day to "get even"
with men they do not happen to
like.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
SLIINA KANSAS.


SSL- HNOA> ~ Ces-- HAEkt>
I've gu~t a., tfis weess BaHHsr. ma. an ]
e-eu r-afuu some
Aosss ths ~ay fhs -le-tisn vent. as was
tr1vun heune-
sss' Cs-~-sznd's ras ia. mather. spite Of all
An tnst siss huli thins with: 50 they carried
EEnSas sna-
-. Cosnrssis >sniIh = beaten. and o. mo.hsr
<is-t tear.
Fe- EsnS-S -ends - congress ina. a rebel
ArarsdisrT
oto- ussn axe o. John Brown. In this dark
four ni wed.
NlFcse t.es3y lfeS mould run. fsti whose soul
hHs s.1rF-ed - f-ed-
Ho~ guirE th- time are changun, ma. Of
ksu<as hatH'l ths state
Shs ~rs- t.arE in shr loyr dsys that closed
win eiehtti--ighf-
When sosn J. skinned tire rehsls. an Of
Plumb ~1rnr rhnrruU thro'
Ifse rami~ o. q uiau Labor like h ekneW the
-rsE ~ do
We tlss-d - havg s,rau dtnns-S then. camp
rr-< ~ hsrlygurs-
An "a our dicti"ua-S thcy Wa no sich word
fuse
Ttey v-siI'i NJ tax ~ r,lels then. Tor John
Brw~r w-H~ nur rrped-
Nhcs- sssis may Do guGuid'run hut who's
suuI has sfuuTss-b o. fs7-d-
u Irhsir'i - o. ons a-sst-ir.. ma, could hear
TN uT-fu rllarcp
~ @enduU ar o. rtfs.l'tIs THE huh darn state
aI-iHrgD
Ns- @ fo- tiIfs suffered duuu on NtSsisSip-
D. s~hurf@
We 4 fo- rhts ri1f harsrr-S como, wsy hack
ff .s4furE-ffsI~s
On. niather v-flsl would sussr say. u we
csfuia u-sizs fIHnl Usa
And v-ila- sr"ui6 I-ir,- snG Ezry DO a dr-euun
fiifs rrTTs
VIZ 9; ~ thi, q. Ialr Brown q. an made
rafsfr- y HIl>iss hrf--IH
v tiri hfS hFs'iE IHr- mould '-uu tut hiS
suu fla. ~ -s7lI=-a o. tt-51.
Vs-~- M W0-d - irslr ne Some-I fBd
a-F%
THer rlls -s'sc r.u1 -, srary a. the perfect
nnsE o. q.
y fsr UiffsD D. fH~T tfs i've STas0k an the chill
E-FFU a. l.t- -gsF-s.
~ salrII-d Sssil- rlsT fiaaE slid. thruugh tire
rau-tz-s-H TlslsE TsrF Tiars-
Tfsssf ~ - va .ur Tsst>Iss-yls SCrape our
es-F. lItT fHsf &c. ~-EE
~ als-l r1vF ksuSxs Ets-y .ucs. the Lord
usr rase susE-
At avsf go ullI rGurt IoiIul up. an may
- ~ raEr HH-d-
y ha- hs.slE Iif-s uIrslIG 'ruu- whilst his soul
tns ~1aTsfss. ra fasa " A ".
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

LFwEIIING : plurality l. 500. and
Harris ssssa, and the Weavor cleo
ssrs stscut $50. When Mr.. Level
linC's administration becomes n mat
ser af history our third party Prohi-
biiieH tIisndS and others can set
down ana console themselves OF
~ns1 might have been had they
ben gifted wsth iittle common
-eB~s- When Mr.. Harris gets TO
CaEgress he will enter the Demo-
cratic csacus End henceforth will
ne known a. Demecrst and noih-
ing rl.n
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

THE Interstate commerce commis-
sion which mAuy Of u have nearly
fsrgotten bobs up once again with
q DECISION. ~ IL 60 remind the public
fiss1 Il . still IN existence. A few
lasyS $50 the commission decided
fhaf o. was the sole artiier Of Whist
coB<situtes long or short haul,
which ~s use6 to hesr 80 much
.soui hall . duz-n years hack I'm
other Eerde ttse raiiTuSd- can now
'chsrrs iusi what tsey please for any
kiBd Of = lssul provided they have
sRse r.e-rnisSipu of the commission.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

AFTER all that may U- said for or
against or in Jest of Mrs. Mary f.
Lease, the fact remains that we have
ali been guilty OF not giving her full
credit for her merits She has more
than ordinary ability aud she il
terribly in earnest. Her speeches
since che returned from the south
indicate also thst she is thoroughly
honest, ~ is p-ov-o in the interview
published some weeks ago in this
paper frem tine Chicago Inter Ocean.
Whatever she undertakes she is very
likely to carry out, and she is un-
likely 20 undertake anything wholly
devoid Of merit. Hurrah for Sister
Lease
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

JAMS = BLAINE: Il think that
four year, of q democratic admins
rrstson. with that incanrruous organ
izsfson controlling both houses Of
congress, ana with - many radically
aiver~e elements NJ work in il that
ths country viii have a demonstrs-
tian oJ inability which will bS suffi-
cieuJ te revesl 10 IL that thst party,
animated ~ Il j. St present, is utter
ky incompe;eut 10 administer the
government - a. 10 secure prosper
frv. ronfinn.-a ana I,armAnent.' -
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

kNkS oo~u N HeuDe-~ey, Okla
bnnz- ETF-6 . E.-cGlzr experiment
eai< ~eek sn6 Nee ne - dead He
-&2 ChTs-lisu ~cieBSisi and lSsely
-~6 ss-auz ~ PzuI bsviBg Snce
e~-1 ssssa-n ag 9 vt.ser when assist
enr IN kisdiiazC IRE - warm him
.-E zsz <asiEs~r-eSed comE-snions-
Hzz s.s.uk tbs Sazse cff -and ex-
rsrs-n--6 ne 81 e9ecis, and - this
ns.z sasszEfa ne -ould try IL Ae-
es-dtnr1y ne Eask-d up q rsEtsesnske
<Asch ssE hin IN me srzn- and his fun
G -z. lsz<esy ssseBded. There is
@e -s ~srs IN which - account
1r <hfs <.c sssi-- One II that there
- q dszezSacr IN snakee aud the
1ns<r IND E--ster eDe b that there is
. 6<oz-<Des Il men
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Stock
holders Of the Saline County A. u
and NJ. Association will be held q,
the United States Land Office In the
city OF Salina, on the second Tuesday
In Dec. 1892, at2 p. m. dec. 18th
for the purpose OF electlng a board
Of nine directors and for the transac-
tion Of such other business As may
properly come before 1t. The elec-
tion will be by ballot either In per-
son or by proxy. Every stakeholder
10 requested to be present.
THos. ANDERSON, President.
H. b. WALLACE, Secretary.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

THERE is no need Of q quarrel be-
ing sprung between our distinguish
ed and enterprisiDg friend, Arkan-
sss City and SsliDa. In fact the
reverse is the case, our interests are
in common and we are not near
enough to conflict with one another.
The Traveller, in standing up for its
town, calls the JOURNAL down on q
trivial statement made when the
JOURNAL In its humble way, was do
ing what 1t could to stand up for Ss-
lima, but we will not rejoin for fear
of stirring up a quarrel.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
Ninth Annual Meeting.

The ninth annual meeting Of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage association
will be held In Enterprise December
8, Z and 8. Important business will
come before this convention and
every auxiliary should be represen-
ted therein. Friends of the suffrage
movement are urged to be In attend
auce. The Rock Island, santa Fe
and Union Pacific liEes reach Enter.
prise. A fair will be held at same
time and place for the benefit OF the
State Suffrage association. Mrs.
Minnie Topping ls chairman Of the
committee on entertainment and
should be Informed by letter OF the
desire Of delegates and friends for
entertsinmenment.
LAURA NJ. JoHss, Pres.
ELIZABETH HOPKINS, See.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

"THE conduct Of Kansas" says
the Globe Democrat, will cause many
immigrants to stop in Missouri. Not
il the said immigrants are thor
oughly posted on the situation, will
they do so. Kansas conduct is
wholly and solely due to the Demo-
cratic party, and the Democrats al
ways dominate Missouri, while in
Kansas they could not come within
a million miles OF 1t, IL they did not
secure Republicans to help them do
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

AETHTE CATER, oG the Topeka
CaPital, Will We'd Miss Florence
Crawford, daughter Of EN Gov. and
Mr. = J. Crawford, December lst
Tfse ~-ave of c"ngrRtulStory para
g-sptss has already started in the
country Tsr,-s~ az the state, - the
sTeom - well sud fsvorably known
% Besrly All the newspaper boys and
Efrls of Kansas Miss Crawford is
&l-o highly spoken 81 by those who
know her.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

WITH apologies to our Democratic
friends. they have changed their Pc-
Iicy 20 "a tariff for Office only"
Nov that the election IL over their
conservative" leaders are announc-
ing thst they propose TO make no
radical change in the tariff. So
much for honesty OF purpose, but
let them guard sesint their main fail
ing. After they have trimmed the
edges and tobched merely the hem
Of the Mckinley garment, they must
forbear the cusiomery blovistion on
What o great lot they have done.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24


sAND-euBss AND TuAbLs WEEDS.
One man owns three grocery stores
Id husseh.
Sol. Miller calls the populfst chair
man "birdenthai.
The Delpboe Touring mill was de-
stroyed by fire recently.
There are 800 applicants for the lS
federal positions Ia Lawrence.
r..a s~.,. p.,.,, =.
one Of location, not of men.
Tn. ch,n..a I.,,drv.at CI.v Gem
70, sn.oandsd nnhiie.;ion th. oth.,
day.
AMI, ovsr an AT William ,;,aa
nsio * In co.,s ana s3o i'm 4. vyers,
fees.
of money betting on his own eIee-
tiOn.
When did Mr.. Jones of the Russell
Record, change the trout part of his
nameE
The plumbers of Kansas, in imi-
ta.ion OF the undertakers, have form
trust.
A colored troupe presented Ten
Nlghts Ia bar Room NJ Lawrence
ias' week
An election will be held In seward
county on December . 10 reioea'e the
''u"'S 'e"''
As q rule the newspaper men most
talked shout In Kansas get out the
pooies' papers
The nrst thing the calamity paper
at Manhattan did after election was
to reduce its size.
Jack 5prsgue who broke Jail at Ne.
Emerson last summer mas Oeeh cap
tured In California.
Governor Humphrey,s thanks to-
day will be AS brief as his thanks
si'ins P'oeia'a''o"'
Since election the Kansas City
boy mark., has fallen Off 40 cents,
The reason il obvious.
Industry IL on the boom ip Abi-
lana Tbs hot tomols man b.. add.
ad a borss rsdisb yrIndeT Ia mi. out
dt
-, ,L aa,,a. -, a..
-, 80 o., sa,c.r can a stFnra IN x.,,
81 ,noes.
Inere VIII oe as many ceiiu'oiu
c"lisrs III .ne hansas ess,a."e s" =,
not more.
H.. ,,..,,. -, .,,r., animal.
o"',eo'''n VI
from 10. n. >. u. VIII De shiPpeu 10
the Worids tair linihediateiy aitei
Thanksglvlng.
The banner Republican county oi
Kansas 10 Greeley. IL cas- S'' votes,
-, ,9asa, " "nlIm um,s.u m, a., ~ G,a.isy ~. a"
One school IN Irego county Is Kept
going by four families, who send 70
pupils, as follows: Eight Chalks,
Ve ,hs.. Reu.nss u "' """
,.. ,.,
f"'iu ue''o ' "
aPp.so',on P , JH w ','..s
~ w.o o'm. Id NV hy h.r ai,Ilans ,ar ths
ahn,ah nsa.n,s, ~ WIZ
Cheap gas IL an issue at Lawrence.
One wouId naturally think that N
towp that has thras d,iIy nswsusnars
would be trying to fnd some means
W get r'" vi cheap s"
The democrats OF EiienSood have
ordered fifty kegs OF beer and one
hundred Ioaves Of rye bread with
which To celebrate their victory, aud
the Hutchinson yeWs wants to know
what they will do with so much
bread?
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

ED. c. LITTLE, Of Abilene, Who
has been recently appointed consul
general to Cairo, Egypt. was In the
city this morning. Mr.. Little speaks
indifferently Of the appointment,
and Gays that he has not yet fully
decided whether he will accept IL or
not, as he was also recently elected
county attorney OF Dickinson county
and does not like to give up . sure
thing for something better that IL
not sure to last. 1t 10 believed, how
ever, that Mr.. Little has secretly de-
cided to accept the appointment. but
is simply holding Otto make Presi-
dent Harrison feel uneasy.-Rep.b-
icdn.
III Ed. Little IL capable Of such an
act then there is . good deal In .
name, after all then he should never
have been appointed or elected to
any Office. That last part Of the
above, however, is only the surmise
Of Mr.. Bristow's peculiar mind, and
Mr.. Little should not take IL hard,
for Joey doesn't know any better.
No one could blame Mr.. Little for
hesitating to accept the appointment
under the circumstances but IL is not
likely he could spite anybody, even
if he wanted to. by not taking it.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

WHEN the Democrats fire Funston
aud put Moore in his place, the
Douglas county Bank, OF Lawrence,
will have two directors IN congress
This being the case that other bank
er, the one whose minion had Brady
in chancery, is not so much to blame
after all for wanting q member Of
the legislature or two.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
WANTED.

Agents to sell our choice aud hard v
Nursery stock. We have many new
special varieties, both In fruits anu
ornamentals to offer, which are con.
trolled only by us. We pay commits
ion or sslery. Write US at once for
terms, and secure choice OF territory.
May Brothers, Nurserymen,
No. 4s-l0t. Rochester, n. y.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

CoNGEFS> meets ia about weeks
and then Jls icy gsPerS of the coun-
t-y viii work OF upon their readers
. Dot al Stale trash prepared by a
fi-m of TStent lawyer in payment
Tor advertising. labeled Washington
Ne~s- ny our Special CorresPon-
fiartr
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

In 1880 Davis had 1O.is3; Phillips
S,89s; Warren 1887. His plurality
then was 5,4si aud the majority
against the Republican nominee was
SSH. This year IL Is ls32O. Mr.
Burton made a splendid canvass aud
did magnificent work for the party.
Had he not had two solidly united
parties In opposition he would have
won.-Abiicne Reflector.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

A fEIENH came into the Office the
SsiseT dsy O. r-Csle himself awhile
.sJlss exchange table. On picking
NJ tire T'-is.E Trssfg and seeing il
soss no stand ia either politics or re-
Hsgion. he ~Hid Il Probsbly favored a
s'~ide oE,-n policy"
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

Great Bend Tribune: In 1880, af-
ter Garfield was elected. DR.. Hall
sent Q life-size picture Of . crow to
his brother-in-law, who IL the only
democrat In the family. Four years
after Cleveland was elected, the
same picture was sent back TO the
doctor. Not dismayed the doctor
waited patiently till 'ee when the
picture changed hands again. Nov
DIR. Hall expects the crow to come
back every mail.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

The Salina JOURNAL is saying
1--WE told you so." Bad form-Ober-
lin Opinion.
We are wholly unconscious Of hay.
ing sinned i'm this way. Perhaps
the Opinion can specify.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

The smallest "cst- boil" II large
enough TO show that the blood needs
purifying-a warning which, II un-
heeded, may result, not In more boiis,
but In somthing very much worse.
Avert the danger In time by the use
Of Ayers sarssparilla. cured others,
will cure you.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
FiFrH DISTRICT FIGURES.
Oniciai Figure. OF Vote on Congressma
IN Ten Counties.

The official returns on the Fifth
district vote on Congressman are
now Ia and show the great reduction
made by. MIR. Burton Ia the Peoples
party majority Of two years ago. The
vote this year was:
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

tsov- JEWEIEI>G tsIk- all right,
snS ~ 90 uot tbink Kansas will
~uffeT ~ his hSnds. We have the
t-e~s state "a the union. Let us all
E-y and convince the outside world
giszg sliie - fsri.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
Publication Notice.

In the distric, court Of Saline County, Kans.
Eda Phoebe Washburnl
plaintiff.
Va.
Andrew l.. washburn
defendant.
To Andrew l.. wa-hburn, above named
defendant: You will hereby take notice that
you have been sued by the abOye named
plaintiff, who ON the 2nd day OF November
iSsis filed her petition against you Ia the Dis
trict court Of saline county, Kansas, and thHi
YOU. the defendant therein, must answer said
petition nlcd "a Aforesaid, ON or before the
I'd day of December iSt9, or snid petition
viii be taken n true and "a Judgment render
ed In said action against YOU, dlyOTcing the
plaintin from you, restoring her tn bci
maiden name, decr.cing Ia her the care
custody aud control Of your minor child,
Mark NJ. " ashburn, aud n further Judgment
against you. and In her favor for alimony ~
such sum "a iO the court may seem just aud
equitable. EDA PHEOBE " AsHBURS
Pl,intin
Attest: y. q. OsTESBERG, Clerk.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

PRAISE God from whom all bless
ings flow" The more we think Of
il, the happier we get.-Mdnhdttan
Redubiic.
What about?
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

Frank Reynolds In his comic songs
and recitations carried the house by
storm, and was recalled again and
again.-Ashtdbuta, Ohio, Advance.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24
First published In Saline County Journal
November nth, lssa.
Sale.
Case No. sFs.

Charles c. Culp
Charles =. Radclin Irtns =.
Radcliff. Fred Kle'nfeldt, kCase No 5I7S
The Anglo American Land
Mortgage aud Agency Co.,
Robert story Rdministra-
tor Hfthe estate of Benz
Lpun dece 1sed, VIM Iur-
ton a ID u Hagen N.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued cut of
the District Court of the 3pth JucieiaI District
within aud tor the County of Saline, and
state of X .nSas. In tn above entitled ease.
and t. me directed and delivered, | will On
Tuesday the Goth day Of December.
A. u iss,2, at . o'clock p. IN. of said day, At
the east door of the Court House In the city
Of salina, Saline County, Kansas, offer for
sale ut public Auction and sell tO the highest
bidder for cash In hand. the following de-crib-
ell Real Estate, to-wit:
Lot one hundred aud any q Jol and the
north half Of lot i52 all ON Eighth street In
the city Of salina Kansas as known and
denominated In the recorded plat there
ofIying and situated In saline Go. Kansas
tenances thereunto belonging. said rea,
estai. T. taken as the property OF the above
pamed defendants, and will BE- sold without
appraisemeni 10 satisfy said order Of sale or
"A part thereof.
Given under my hand this 5th day OF No
vember A. II. ls9s EN-. ANDERsoS,
sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas.
Bishop Burch. attorneys for plaintiff.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

Wanting to renew your Loan cal
on me. J. DUNCAN.
The Saline County journal., 1892-11-24

Some newspaper man started the
report that Lawrence girls kneads
bread with her gloves on, and an
other practical pencil pusher adds:
"well so do We. We also need u
with our shoes on, with our pants
on, and with all our clothes on. We
need Il dog gone bad, aud " our de-
linquents would pay up We could buy
whole bakeshop.