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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25
LAT& NEWS. TT EMS. +.

IL
There ia to be great gathering % i
all the Sunday School WORKERS sof The
nation y Indianapolis Ind, il 1872.
During April the Uuion Pacific
Railroad sold 24l, 2o2 acre, Of land ID.
Nebraska, ut en- average price &c Sab
-Gerolt, who has represented the
Berlin government at Washington. for
over twenty-five years, and is now, at
bis owa request reoalled, leaves Sir
Edward Thornton the senior member
q the diplomatic corps, ~, - sss,. )
IN Our standing Army now numbers
only 10000 men, probably not more
than IS, 600 being it for SERVICE . :, u
! lit costs the United st.tes AMI annual.
y for tobacco 100000, 900, nearly
.one-third Of the national debt. -, .,....y.
d Prince % Lynar, 81 Prussia, y va !
married on the 18th inst, at Columbus;
Ohio, to Miss Mary Parsons, of. that
place. >7se<5-. .:,s.tssss i .:,>:.> :..;s@.
q +. "A novelty in newspapers is the
Hebrew Mesos, the first number OF
which was issued 10 New York on the
.2lst inst. 1t was, printed in Hebrew,
Eaglish and German, and makes a
very neat appearance. ..s "a, ,>=,: :.
Luke Mears and his wife, of Sam
dusky. City, OHIO, were recently engag.
ed 10 masking soap 10 . large kettle.
While the soap was boiling alta, high.
rate Mrs. Mears turned into the kettle
: quantity ofcold lye, when the contents
exploded With great force, scalaing the:
face, arms, and hands Of. the two per.
sons in. F. shocking manner. The ex-
ploslon was instantaneous s' and 4: 80 power,
fal = TO leave the e: kettle ties % dry %
though wiped clean With cloth. 49,, = ..''
i Tho, State Of Wisconsin has b J.: abol-:
,sh the grand = j,ry system. The act
takes effsot % the first Of July next
-aBtiek" Pomeroy was married to
Mrs. Louisa NJ Thomas, in New York,
% Moodsy evening, l.st,j u ,33.,s:s% 5ass
os-Gen. Sheridan, aud Mrs. Lincoln
and her son Thad, arrived At New York
from Europe laas: week, ID the same
steamer. rs24 .Ssas;.!s .s}yS5s:Ss II sE41 81 u
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i: Mr.. g.. Dal1ynnple,- of Grant
/, Farm, Washington County, h. =. pur;,
chased within /. few days., the property
ID St: Paul known .lls. as the site Of the
old Presbyterian 5chureh, including the
brick se,! church l!rs| edi6iee He paid $1;8,
600 9! Fl He viii immediately commence g
the erection Of ye block "a which VIZ oov:
S The q entire property. ;s.fs ...E...;, 49,.
l Hs al. 4's bought T. txo lots On Third
street iosSlss. Qlooo. and intends erect
ing a!throo stoEy. block p them. jsjz, i,
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20 - . 81 q
The iDauRutation Of the Morse

The -. io.ueus.tion IS the Morse:
status ia Central Park, New York city,
ia. been f1ed for I. The 24.h = s w, .hs'.
first .elsgrsphie message Il s, A I.t' 4.
having been sent On that dsy, twenty. i;
seven ye.ra ago, ~ Mn E|l.aorth e
Professor Morse. The: message g nov
in The possession q the Wadsvorth j T.,
,ti.ute, il Hartford Conn, ana % bears Sc.
tho indorsemsnt !. aSent May q, 1874 q s.
i: 3 s45 q =, (sisneda s. +. B 3;
Morss: The entire cost of the statue,
amounting 70 s1l 200. ms i :, been sub,
scribed i sums from ter cents S upward,
AZ received ia yo!qntary eent1ibutions
from Professor Morse:s admirers, !.
/ ,}5st3 4siES o.
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IMM1aRArloN.-Almost every day
this week, imm grants for the Mipneso-
IA frontier have passed through this
city, with the. usual caravans Of prairie
ohooners and domestic, "a animals. :, Yes
terday, there was ono train Of four wag-
oos, and ) zll large. e. number d young
stock y, consisting Of ea''.tle, sheep and
'hors:s, on Their u way to lie ,ottcf Tai
county, the goal, e : ve,y large PEI
cent, Of all the immigration that ha,
passed through his city thus far this
season p ioneer cf tie 2lst: 's's ~ :.
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WHI,TE BEECH.

q Ton Million sesdlinsIs., e 800 Fl, p one
hundred thousand. a very hardy, rapid
grower, valuable for timber and pro:
itect ion, fuel and nuts. 1ts dense, vide
spreading foliage, distributed By ybeviteh-
ing spray, gives it an enchanting beauty
hard to excel,
Multitudes 81 Eorest 7tet., aud Eseg,ettxs
without npnber, IS Varieties. AZ Our
prices are less than ONE HALF lie ordinary
Nursery rates. Large descriptive Catalogue,
containing much valuable Information,
mailed for 10 cents. Address, g. ..sa
!. ~; b ;PINNEY + sLAWRENCE,' s2:5s
a2ae.n ca Sturgeon By, Door Co. VIZ,
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THE HIGH MORAL.

. The lottery business il jnst now 10.
eiviugsthe attention of slargs, number.
remarkably honest editions and pub
shers Throughout tha State, all OF
'homsdsnounse the recent .Miunsspo..
. swiadloof Peabody h Wells with
-uoh N amount of5rishtsoss indisna-
ion and such On "I told you so r sex:
ressioa that NJ are almost convinced.
bat not Only has . mantle Of prophecy
allen supoa tho shoulders of each ots
hose nosalists, but that they are fully
determined to shield, their patrons,
hroushall tint, from inpostoEs of every
'ature, and to bs-in faturs-hothipg
co than. q :balsark Of rectltude and
'onor, boldly fighting wrong and up
'oldisg tho right, in their respective
communities. But: when We transfer
mr. atAsssioa from these editorial. full
ninat;oos to the displayed advertise.
nenta and !. local notices-in which
here sase much i,money-apd SEQ col
,mns Of matter, wherein can b? found
very sinduesmsat to the commission OF
,rimss and the grati6oationrof the mos.
1spravsd 2natUe,. wherein can be found
Invitations to al indecencies and aout--
RACES swell - advice which leafs. its
victimto untold misery aud living death,
and known to BE- Of that character By
those in charge Of the paper, We tail to
see aqylgreat good that can come out,
Of their denunoistlops, nor DO, we BE-,
lieve that these virtuous u.tsrances will
prevent the. people from "taking, chan
oes" whether tho investment be IN, the
''opep house, lotteries or grabbing IN
certaintles2 and, religious =. rafass At
church fairs. If these writer's would
devots half - much zine and space +,
tho exposure Of the. sviudles found .d-
verified, in their rapsrs, under head Of
"Pri,.se Mattsr.;;"' Especially Doctors,"'.
"Adyioe 70 the Unmarried Comics
Of aasInyalidU &c., their virtuous, ut:
tcraneea would be more useful than
their .lase rapt,ng upon an enterprise,
1hiohswasaswindls on it, face, and,
which :vas in most eases, encouraged by,
|heseEshsiaken, through their L s.dyer,
Using solumns. tsagss: s:55. within fSysiizss
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THE PARIS REV0L UTI0N.
/ PARIS FALLEN.
COAPIETN sUCCEss or THE WEIR
SAILLISTS.

LoNDon, May. 22.--Ail communica.
ton with Paris is suspended and the
Northern Railroad cut. The Prussian
bombardment Of TIE fertilization 81
Paris still held BY the federalists con
tiDues. A dispatch from Versailles
says that Paris is completely issolatad
BY the Prusslans, aud nothing: has ar
rived from there since midnight. \ "
The Times dispatch from Versailles
says the army Is within the walls, and
hold the gates Of St. Cloud, PaaeJ,
Aateli, Trocadro, and Marette, as the
Arch Of Triumph. 'e* IT. - - =
o. Heavy firing is heard in the Champs
Ulysses IN. . -9'<'. %@s3' ~ .si5S y
,VERsA1LLEs, May 22.-e0 900 Yer
sailles troops have entered Paris.
Sharp caunonading is heard doubtless
against the barricade near the Arc de
Triomphe, which took 600 prisoners
last night. -Four hundred were brought
to Versailles. ':'< S'.'' @'] :
Dombrowski is reported taken pris.
oner BY the Versailles troops. and 70.
captured ~ his own men and soon
made an attempt to escape from Paris.
. Nay. %. Advice from Paris report
a terrible fire Of cannon and muskety
since daybreak this morning in the di.
rection If Montmartcr Violation of
Pos BY the Pru*sians is now impcra-
i've, 1'-,'' - ,*'-'::- -, ~ @'7S .~|
~Dombrowski is 70 IN led and he er- =
deavored to make his escape from the
Versailles t,oypJ, but was prevented by
the Prussians. '-''@. -, .,>s.s -
The exoitement among the popula
ton is iumsnse. - A battalion Of friends
is order is organizing. . -, -. ? : r
The Mayors Of Paris assembled at
Chateau Muette today. The Versail
lists occupy the place de Chiefly al the
junction Of the Boule wards Des Bal
grades Chiefly on verge Of Mont Martre,,
also Thargare station Of the Western
railroads Palaisd' 1ndustro, chambers
Of Corps tegislatiff and Hotel des
Valides. There is sharp fighting Il Il
'Bsriicapes Place Do Ia Conoorde and
Place de Chiefly. - - ''.'..' =
The cauncnade slacken at ten this
morning, and The. Versailles troops;
have ( occupied Stauen. The Insur-
gents make no attempt to break the
oPrussian line Of enlightenment. The
Prussian troops are ordered to open
fire upon the insurgents If they up.
preach within 400 PAGES. '5'' ~
Latest outside Of Paris, May "a
noon-Tbe Versailles flag now floats
over Mont Martre and the whole city Is
evidently 10 possession ofthe assembly:
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Gro. x. SHAW, is TO start % indie
pendent Daily paper al n Minneapolis,
the first ef June, called l &c 4: Ainneapo-
sts Epe Y!E Ne1gstn IN d Won. III
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rHOaE CHROMOis. :,

III reply. tosshss pertinent inquiry
made by,tho alaiesss Il the slose!sof
tho 'dravisg;ssd y IN ssrse,t asppeal
for .isfSrmatiun ii .ysststdiy's Prev
concerning the "chromos," vc beg
leavs 10 stats ahasp theie ars I've aiaEsa
e.s 81 u 5hronos Il chs sofaos 81 the AM
MsU: Express Company tiiai tbi, e,td,i.
viii u lGstions md charges aeai6st'
chen 81 Sz44g55 lid se4l'sb; s4ss 50.7
There Il NOT the slighesta ptobabil,tJ:
thagthsbsoshas saas viii eyer be paid
for, q i6ksi ftsnsths o6eos herss $50
thos6 dNhd As,s @rseeissd izehromoe,
Who ars entitled 70 sthsncare certainly
swiitd,sd odt sauf ttnsn. .M;aaeapoes.
1ti14aS 0OilL .e---. 5sss % lseag o. s1a 10
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The 4 !I1 family Of NJ .Astor endeavored
To- prevent the fa'; ceremony rem, bis brother
!: William II arriving Just TOO late to enter
hi' protest Miss Dyashart :: is g.. aes. g.
ed g Of fee fee personal appearances beg.
father works 'm,,ll ,f.rn on shares,
and i honest il and 1pqdus'rious bat poor.
4 "a NJ. Henry Astor p9ssssse. ea II:
dependent fortune ~ of his Be h',a
!. had oply hl own inclination 70 consult consult
in al. choosing bic wife. ongh 1eep.it
Edgle Of Tia 1871. z a., ,..,., . ,..
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x. 4 Bc1T rT oosnt.ioIog az i.,, 81 yong men
vent over the Horseshoe Falls, Il Nj!
,tsllrai Thursdasyj, sateraooh ala.t.r Their
nsttn Il knd rf;s,sid snces .rs anfpow,1s.E'a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-25

There are ono hundred and ninety
stsdsnts.il oursStates Uniys rsiit.y. d
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FIFTH EDITORIAL con i. ENT1ON.
The Fifth annual Convention Of the
innesota Editors and. Pablishers, Associ-
ion will b held 4 st. Panl al the rooms
the Chamber IS Commerce., On =: I'LL, ,,,
inc 9Th. - ~ - s'',
The Annual Address will be delivered BY
On. ia. Lno1AlD, editor Of the R6ches-
Z Posssand thu: Annual Poem BY J. Q. A.
GOD. Esq, Of Sank Rapids, eas Of that 4
lsct company known q ':Ex,Editors. -
is also expsessd that the occasion, viii
include, y heretofore, With : banquet : =
The annual msstings of'the. Association
.ve thus slar proved to b exceedingly
ieassnt ~ wsll - profitable. There s1e
any matters Of interest to the entire pub
shins fraternity Of Minnesota, which can
sst be discussed in fill convention ana this
it'll the forming Of new acquaintanees
I'D the promoting Of be.ssF psrsoaal un-
srstsndiss among editors, renders these
sthsrisss desirable and mutually, bensho-
10 GS,iEeas <,9!<sysE s3s.=rss,,; IrE* =
: It u hoped. that every newspaper in the
tate will be represented at the comiug con.
.ntion..s'7 *@a ". B: MITCHELL, {@ss
VIZ. jar WH1PP1l, s,,a-., President.
la s;,,s Secretary. ;l,;,.;s.r ~,... So.
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GsN,Ts w. SHxasiANois 1t the Met
rospelitaxlfetsl iAoet. GA1ia aststt u 4.'s
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y The Grand A,nsy .lo4rnal -s,ys
the German army, instead se Of being ~
dueed since toe w..rl u ,rathsr inarsas.
ing IN tho north ct Of Germany bat
little increase il foresi i pIr.etin abls,
the army being nov g great g i scan
sell be, but the contingent il the southE
of Germany win be brought up = that
q Prussia. i supposed that this VII IL.
increase the Imperial rial army bya some
zoo, 900 men. The additional expense
VII be from $50 900 900 GO, 70 O.. s9o, ooo,.
600 per annur. I, .:;.;: .s III s.:s
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.s 1tdamsa Express company was
ribbed Of between 81, 600 and $780,.
Q0assa tho l6th<inst. & Columbia.
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As-Tho Wells .Attas says cosl his
been toandin 5FrseborD.o Freeborin coun.'
y bya Mr.. Newell who was sidting IN
artesian we'll. At the depth fl26te1t
be- struck slate 81 feet thick Chen !
vacuum Of SIX inches, sitter which he
struck i vein Of co.l, and had drilled
| nto it's feet when his drill broke. Fl:
Dwight Woodbury.; of chs plaoe,
and Mr. Boobar Of 81. Frsnoiseamss near
being drowned on the l1th inst, ~
. MI " oodbury, falling on . log ana
Mr.. Boobar jumping into save, him.
Both men would surely have :been
drowned but for2thes timely sssistadce
5of Nj. Daniel Stewart and MI Fuller.
/ Anohd Press. sz9sassa -. t :
| IA Stats Musical Uonven,ioa Ii 70
be held at Sc. Paul IN July! ttz 8 q Z
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MARRIAGE OF AsTOR,s SOW.

s;$t ! Itt@T5a. ~ ff SkJtS qt}st !<;st
.. On .l,ss: Thursday i: Rond |. livery
keeper was ordered o. e e furnish car:
rage 70 convey q clergyman; y1 At Po't
Even ~ and tn, i..mi!y Of 8. y, Cornell,
Of Edgedeld, to the residence Of a Mr..
pyneelhlart, pea! pear R!biin is When the
clergyman arrived he was informed
4 that ! b. he Vas N' requested to marry Mr..
Henry AAsetor, the son IF VIM p: p Astor,
= MIS- Mas lavi lnt pynshlaart, daughter
2! q y the gentleman ,ss mentioned ton Tbs
g ceremony was soq 9n concluded 'la' and i the
bride ls'i .rd groom we're driven zen 70 II the
elegant resivd a.a' Of The later, near
J: BH'rsyto"1n, adjoining that If his 1 tatd
-
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@Q06 A MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur
lQOAV nished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw, Alfred
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! .EEatNtN5- VI.
About 40 miles west Of Bfainard. Proposals
invited either 70 buy ont, Or put up mil
and Jaw .leGs.,-> For further information
inquire o., $-5 10 /. -
,,:,s,1- ~ .4.,,.,. o. E. GARRISON,
vl8nSo.tf q a>5>ss2is 81. Cloud MIN
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0Q6 Per Weekend expenses paid Agents Sam
VOO pIes sens free. Q. H. CRAHkR Ovid, Mich
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So ,,3.tE>yt;k Ls..
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
= For $f.5O@Per Line
J" rs win insert; an enlightenment :, :
% s-O.NET MONT 1T T {.
r., In Twenty-ons First-class
FRAGRANT's SA:POLIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths and Cloth
ing: removes Paint Grease Tar, &c., instantly with
out the least injury to the finest fabrfc Sold by re-.
spectacle Druggists and Fancy Goods; Dealers.-
FRAGRANT sAP0LIENE = CO.: SO Barclay street
New York, 48 La Sale street. Chicago, = ! g. =
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- Agents! Read This!
WYE Will PAY AGENTS A SALARY
w OF $50 per week and exl enses, or allow
large commission, to sell new and wonderful in
yentlons. address n. Wagner d Co. Marshall, Mich.
@1O DOLLARS A DAY FOR ALL With
@lO Stencil Tools. Address A. E. GRAHAM, Spring
field vt. :. = :. :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

The notorious Capt. Brunswick. Of Junction
City. who. year or so ago, was frequently up
in this country as the willing tool and dirty
work man Of the Railroad company. and who
was known AS the - Flying Dutchman in
these parts. has left for parts unknown with
about $4,000 belonging TO g his creditors -
Verify. hath the e Duke " gone where no one
listeih {! He has not entered his appearance in
this country, that we know of. since the histor-
lie night that he was ku-kluxed in the neigh
borhood Of the hotel at the railroad. Let the
departed Fred he defeated in his nefarious deeds
before he hOodwinSs any more communities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

The latest news from the front is that David
Beebc. Esq. our efficient County Clerk, Is talk
ing Of going into the cheese business. This
calling fits antiquated hachelorhood. and prop
eriy. the man that has wandered aud stumbled
about in this vale oftaars rs long Is Dave has.
sasiy and alone, feels ~ old and item thousand
parions for the expression y has the smell pc
eni'ar to cheese. He has at last hit il. Dave.
We Nmemher well the sarlonic grin that over
.p'e.d thy coantenance one sultry dry when
"'ee heard Of the spoiled meat tipped BY the
"as-sr, down in Missouri. In which thine in
interest," therein v.s counted way up il the
n"ndreus. Alas: the coloss,l fortune to be BE-
q"eatned oy dame Fortune rs thee had ardensay
noPeu .oI. .n'-''ed. and now. Dave. Why viii
yepersist: No more specalations. D,ve1ne
tend strictly and unreserve,ily to the prrr,.,u,
ty Of your name. By studying the word ..po.-
terify" long and well. You have E,!Ioxr,,
pbantoms long enough
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

Eamcs is still flourishing satisfactorily at his
neat and tasty market. lie caters to the varied
tastes of the community. Every morning. be-
fore sunrise. his wagon rolls up the Avenue.
laden with vianls that would grace tlie tables
Of the Olylnpian feast. and the old thundcrer
and all the gods and so'ltlesscs would spring to
their feet rush TO the tables with MERRY shouts
-uniniincnccd by old wine at the sight
Of such juicy steaks. roasts and tender meats Of
all descriptions, while a grand OratOriO would
bc sung in Eames' praise by all the musicians
about Olympus lofty submits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

with his literature. consisting Of the leading
daily and weekly newspapers Of the day. illus
trated papers. the most popular magazines.
the most popular books Of all descriptions and
the finest assortment Of stationery, pens, inks
and toys. in the city; on the other side Of the
house. Mrs. Grier displays wilderness Of hats,
bonnets. ribbons. sun-iowns. parasols and 9th
goods. such as are always found in first-class
millinery store. or are worn by the fashionable
sets Of the leading cities. Let our citizens,
male and female. investigate and report accord
inyly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

About one o'clock. p. NJ. on Monday last. a
terrific shock oflghtning caused our citizens To
look about in wondermcnt. inquriny if any
damage or serious injury had ls,en done. Re-
port soon came that the lightning had struck at
the depot. SCATTERING two telegraph poles. and
passing into the telegraph Office. completely de-
stroyei two telegraph instruments and badly in
jured thiri. 1t also split . walnut table. SET a
quantity ofpaper on fire and stewed bits Of wire
about the Office. Z. W. Obrr was standing out
side ofthe counter. whena piece Of metal passed
by very clio ely to his head. and struck a beard
near by. in which was made a very large dent.
J. VI. Ellison received n slight cut across tiss,
nose. but how il occurred he cannot tell. Won
der ifthis is the lightning George Martin expec-
ted 10 be struck by.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

J.k. Lon.acre is about to erect building on
Ash street fora sewing-machine.. and musical
depot. The sales room is to be sixteen by thir-
~ feet in size. He he will have at this place a
lady from Topeka of the finest musical talent.
who will give lessons on pianos and organs.
An Institution Of this kin1 is much needed here
and will pay we'll. Mr.. Longacre also propos-
es to build stable and carriage-hOuse ON his
premises. lie a very enterprising. go-a-head
per>o,agc and may he succeed and make mon
ey in all of his enterprises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

Pursuant to notice Disappointment of Pub
lie Instruction A. =. Collins. the voters of
School District No. n met at the residence of
Col. II. Logan, on the Goth Of April. at two
o'clock 7. NJ, to organize said district.
On motion. James Chase was elected chair
man and Dr. Z. X. SwitZer secretary.
On motion ballot was held for the officers
Of the district for the ensuing year. with the
following result !: Director. Col. II. Logan !:
Clerk. DIR. +. X. SwitZcr Treasurer. J. II. Day.
The officers elect now took their respective
Oaths OfOffire and were duly qualified.
On motion ballot was held for the location
Of school house site. when, on counting the
ballots. it was unanimously decided TO locate
the same Oh the southwest corner Oftl,c south
east quarter Of section 8, township II. range 3.
On motion the district board were author
ized to give the sum Of $26 for one acre Of land
on said southwest corner so designated.
On motion the district board were author
lied to hold three months term Of school as
soon as practicable.
On motion the proceeding of the meeting
were ordered to he published in the Salina Her
aid and The SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Adjourned until the 10Th inst. at two o'clock
=. NJ, at the residence Of Z. CDavis.
JAMES CHASE, Chairman,
+. X. SwITZER. Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

As our county advances in the supply ofiine.
blOOded horses. Russell l. Woodward enleavor
to have them finely harnessed and richly COM
parisOneL. In the room in the rear they may
always be found doing things according to or
der. Hard by the stove that skirts the way,
sit Egstrand and Pete pegging. pounding and
sewing ON tip-tOp boots and shoes that will fit
exactly the clumsiest foot, and SO change the
appearance Of it that the owner will have to
muse long time ere Inc is convinced Of his
entity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

A friend suggests to us that an effort should
be made among our enterprsing citizens to
form jont-stock company, for buying the cor
ner occupied blythe American House, and put
ting up thereon a fine large hotel bnilding, con-
tanning ut least seventy five rooms. He also
suggest Mr.. Lay. the present popular proprie-
tor Of the american House. as a most proper
person to keep the same. We endorse all his
suggestions ltwouid be prime move.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

1t Is positively asserted that on u clear sunny
day. you can sse Fl. Riley from the top a Iron
Mound. distance Il over fifty miles. This Is
good pun on our clear atmosphere. As the
Land Office has been removed from Junction
City. yoa will look in vain for that town rs did
Napoleon for the coming Of Gloucl,ey at Water
loo. A fog hangs over that fate,i town. which
may he seen at a Rrsst distance. Prophets and
eeerS say thu: II betokens destruction. juno
ti.nris E,llen: fallen fallen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

II is rnmOrei that Peter NillsOn. clerk ut
Flanders & Martins store. has purchased the
cigar and tobacco store Of Mr.. Schwartzburg.
We are happy 10 learn. also, that the latter
gentleman vii! continue manufacturing cigars
at this place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-04-27

Register Martin. who Is now in town. will
open his Office ut thc-old stand of I.uii Broth
ers. We hear that thu Receivers office will be
established. temporarily. at house owned by
Mr.. Chapman. jus; Sonth -.of \. NJ. Campbell
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