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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-12-05

We hope to see other men of means looking
after these hidden treasures before spring.
-
Fire.-At about / o'clock on Monday
night, the people of our town were startled
by the appalling cry of Fire. The wind at
the time was blowing perfect hurricane and
this, with the brilliancy of the illumination,
caused by the flames of the burning building
created genuine CONSERVATION among many
of our citizens, who saw nothing in 1t but
the destruction of the entire lower end of
town-a miniature Chicago or Boston Gala
nifty. Upon following the crowd, we reached
the spot, and found the burning building to
be that occupied by NJ. l.. Phillips as a
Candy and Oyster Saloon. When we got
there things did look very squally indeed,
hand, and though there was some awkward
ness on the part of the fireman growing out
of want of discipline and practice, she soor
got to work, and soon told with killing effect
upon the fire. In ten minutes after leaving
the Engine House, the Engineer, notwith
standing run of nearly four blocks, haC
one, and, in twelve minutes, two streams OIL
the fire, and in thirty minutes the fire wa
so completely squelched, that hardly sparl
conld be seen. There has always existed
some prejudice against the Pocono, mainly
growing out of the great cost, but the fire o
Monday night has wiped out all this, ant
now not a property holder here would b
without it. The result of the fire was tht
destruction Of the front of the building oc
cupied by NJ L. Phillips His loss is covered
by an insurance in the Monroe Mutual 0
$500 on stock The building belonged t.
John Boys, on which was an insurance o
5000 in the same company. DR.. William
Walton's new three story brick house wa
considerably damaged probably to the exten
OF 5000. We have not heard whether ther
was any insurance on this. When first dis
covered the fire had complete mastery of tn
whole inside of Mr.. Phillips, store.
Prof John IL. Lee, our great professor o
! Tonsorialism, was again sufferer by wa te
and in damage to his goods by removal.
Abraham Aver, lost some $50 in lcathe
&c. stolen after removal from his shop W
regret thus to learn, that we approach th
citicsi in the unfeeling depredations of thieves
We hope the culprits may be caught an,
] DuniShed
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-12-05
GRAIN MARKET REPORT.

Corrected weekly by GARDNER & WALLACE,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Flour,
Meal, Feed. Grain &c
Flour, per bbl., Extra to best
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1872-12-05
S3r0uaSSuTg Market Repora.

Corrected weekly for The Jeffersonian by c.
d. Brodhead. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Groceries and Provisions,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

SUICIDE CoMMITTED.-AS the result OF
an inactive state Of liver and stomach,
producing headache, obtuSe intellect,
d~ulincsS, dcspondency, dementia, and
finally insanity is no occur
renee. All these di>agrecablc symptoms
and bad feelings are most certainly dis
PEELED by the use of Or. Pierce's Colder
Medical Discovery. 1t PevitaliZeS and
builds up the whole system. \ little book
ON Chronic Diseases sent free. Address
K. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, y. y. 1olden
Medical discovery sold by all druggists.
fcbl1-lw
SAZERAC SALoON.-Messrs. Smith Il
Simpson beg leave to inform their
friends that they have purchased the
Sazerac Saloon, rne of Carson and
Telegraph street, and will he happy to
see their friends. Give them "a call. 81
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. :
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
WASHINGTON. February 15.-The

WASHINGTON, February 15.-The
Army bill, reported to-day, appro-
PIRATES S29, 54S 1917. Ofthisamount,
SO, 600, 900 is for thepay of the army
and the payment of discharged SOL
diers S12O, 900 for sea-coast cannon
and carriages, etc, and S15O, 900 for
the manufacture of arms at the Ma
tional Armory.
The House Committee on Naval
Affairs having agreed to report a bill
for the construction of ten iron
steamships at q cost of $1,000, 600,
Secretary Robson and General But
Ter appeared before the Committee
on Appropriations to-day and urged
the necessary appropriations.
The Senate in executive session to-
day, confirmed the nomination of
Gratiot Washburne, son of Minister
Washburne, as Assistant Secretary
of Legation to France, and that of
Samuel G. Wingard as United States
Attorney of Washingt N Territory.
ST.. LOUIS, February ia To
peka special, referring to the Sena-
torlal bribery investigation 60
ing on there, says it is understood
that bank President Adams testified
to several drafts passing through his
bank signed by Caldwell. 1t is also
said to have been proved that the
money was paid to members. Friends
of the committee assert that there is
evidence before the COM
mittee to justify the Legislature III
the matter before the United
States Senate and asking that body
to order an investigation with IA
view of unseating Caldwell.
SAVANNAH, Ga., February ia
dispatch from Tallahassee, Fla, says
the Assembly of Florida, on We'd
nesday afternoon, by a large ma
resolved that United States
Senator Osborne be requested to re-
stating among other reasons.
that the appointment to Federal Of
fees, by his recommendation, were
distractions to a republican govern
ment.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &c, &c,
cured at once by Hegeman's Cam
pior Ice with Glycerine. II keeps the
hands soft in all weathcr>. See that
YOU get Hegenan's. Sold by all drug
gl>ts. Only - cents. Sent by mai for
81 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man II Co., Chemists aud Druggists,
New York. L. .. Box 2!2S. de23 I'm
$. F. MARkET.-E. Perasich (ne<,
door t the Carson Theaterl ) ~receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tloneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and OF fruits, vegetables, game poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption.
DR.. q. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. o. Friend, III Second street.
jal1-In"
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes At the New York Dry Goods
Store. la3-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

Smithsonian standard tar"mrtrr- aud Faren.
ieit Thermometers are used ia urtRing these Oh.
eervations
Ioetorue. or wheel
.,..
OF me- pe'"T l" u Z anu
wonderful, We can ouF readers atIeh-
ton to the one in DIR. Coiton's Drug
S.oro m, j. "a sin,rIa and
withal 50 artI>ilc;tIIX As to
caII i"f'l tNPl', >',,i ~
parnat9aI nnrian T.. proved a >oIyanle
theory hv this machine; a new
method OF ha>h.eittI'E i SHOWN, a
novel method OF escaping HoH' "
N~erltatIe shower OF pltchlofha am" a
hundred other mover arrangements
are eHhluittd: ana Tor Tue Who're slo"
the proprietor charges l'IA- ana no
extra charge put on the drugs Ill OH
sequence
C,rrro B,H-The calico ball of the
49,
my. .I
,n;,m Some nf our yoIur men nav
ing learned that all who ptrtake in the
dancing NH nave 10 appear III c't.Ic"'
are uesIo"H "l ">'o' '"ti',''7 !
" ~" '"'i' - :.
'I '"c ""'N'''- -" '''
Sakes we >HdiI "e gao d "ll"i iila'ip'
on the >uHlrct' a. SOME "i our L''eil"N'
beng OF t"e itah MINI VIII nave ~
procure h""P SHIFTS II i"iI= TieSes ne
the otdtI Oh iht evening" A'e"se III
I"ihl'
SAzErAg.-TLeS azerac saloon, lately
r,ad tv onr lnng-ti,ua friend and
fellow-t"wnsmam Geo. l. Gibson, and
now by Me>>rs. smith " simpson, l.
under the management OF james l..
I'taItS -'"''',i' nt t,r.nn
aotN 49, txai u,i in
~ "'n,., mi ~, uni.rIh.
'"c f a,,i. E,-tnin TN.
suPei ~ -I ta. n-.H
liiSe VI i'i"nt ~ - :, - t.ir Ia
It""I''' !" = n~:I d.
presume '""' 49, '
So"i "'N'IIt-> , '0'
,,,, i,d.f.,in,tIo
tar+bo .ala ola very v,Iuahla and use.i
., u aiu
lC' ! u 'Ni'I - ,.iII ,I.anamr
ne ~ - ,ro, 49, nnnr:r
IliII7T ,>o.' - ooflrI
l ! Nh 80 sI,,'1 - 49, ~
III 80 - mII,,t.i.ns ~. na;na
o"rnI lN,anar adifnrs NJ,
N' III ~, u,orth IA, citizo,, orI
Carson, and we doubt not that he Will
meet win uccts III IN? ne" u"uGi
I'NHI7'
oi''"
Major John ellison.
~, r,ji.u ~ :, o, os
i''e 71
terday. lie Is mere Tor the purpose
arranging matters on the ranch he
owns in Kings CANYON, with a view
to the removal of his family thereto.
Mr.. Gibson Is IA clever gentleman, and
-, ~ Ctnntin,, - a,,"n
them, He is an uncle of our enter
prlsinS young to"h>iliai, George Oil
son, OF the Hriii Oh JAWS N bllison.
co~r no Eu,xcSco Iobnt
ron mas gone 10 san f"i'cisc" ior the
nlfrll0-a Of rpnlauiShipr his 9lraaly
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

WHISKY IN THE BLoOD.-A man
died the other day from Labitual
drunkenness. \ post-mortem exam
~ination of his intertal organs showed
that his blood was largely mixed with
alcohol. The Coroner testified that
the heart smelled As though it had
been stepped in alcohol. People
who are III the habit of keeping
themselves saturated with the vile
compounds under the name rum, gin,
bouron, etc, should take warming
from such an example. We may
talk of soft hearts, noble hearts, and
true hearts, but how can a heart
stepped in alcohol be any Of these?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17
N OF e.
Meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee.

TNIERE WILL BE A MEETING OF TIE
i Democratic State Central Committee, at the
office of ELLIS x KING, Carson City, Nevada, at
Il o'clock IN on
Tuesday, February 2Oth, 1872.
A full attendance of members is requested, as
business of Importance will come before the Com
mittee. A. C. ELLIS, Chairman.
c. III. BELKSAP, Sec'y. ja3l-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-17

A D Sutton, Nevada, Cal A r Gardner, Woodfd
q Cristy, city Al Hatch, Reno
d Murphy. san Jose, Cal d z Pierce, Vii ginia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19
HO! FOR ARIZONA!

Having concluded 90 .h<se desire to sei tie fol-
'oS ~ Sss sSnss mile. .oar Of s.liua on
the county road from s.iina TO- males from
E;:s "A! md IN sS%s .sseesH1"A sS sa o.
1uSs' nams ss.hie Se1 elm iassss plank cor.i p
trees g wears old; tbe other abou s ses out Last
:Pras g; po oers .sSsrsd = o. No. hay ca1efay
saeted scres eociosed WIN wire fene strands
G s, .ad n e eiod 90 on = ea.S. nciad
ing the csop and nay; ~. 60 without the and
hsy half cssh balance on on--1.h years time With
Also iso acrs. hosscn and .e7..Sls.ire. adjoining
BrookyiIis md sns ;ofs '.,s; and az N .1wn
stream OF water In the northeast corner; q: acre
-o0e cash, balance on tine might be divided into
AS o SO .crss rich bc.som On .. smoky HI river.
% mile. sosshs.., u ssitaa. y milss sonh Of brook
. .,..s Of Cd. ri pms sss.. isss
men,. pine s.bl. 70 6es. STONE corral! six fee,
% scd ie ~ S fsnsy 81 sSaI
and rood stock sheltef This Is desirable rancho for
party E'ssnS :. me i,oek ,Ss hss - IN.
bs. rsner I. ihas iocy e, Ps:i ., sie,,ies 20;
Also Us acres Of CT ice Land IN Ieav.nwor:h county
iSo acrr. in calsiv.sioa. b.asee god hard wood
b~r Biss;r.ns-I crvvs sscsse. The iand Inre~ ten;
we'll Gne bearr .s::i ofchoice ... ,,niy hal
mile from Stranger station. on ths r. r. T. Church
- and scho OILS a around IL and IN good neiEheor
rood VIII sel m for the low sum OF o., IN cash. oil
I "a go half cash, b.laDce In one and TWO years.
Also livery ss.bie and two lois ~.lsicca II
IrDokyil,e fhe stable b 3oxI0o built Of the best
teraI acd the beat ceastruced for coEvsneoce &c
"a. western Kansas. Wni s<n ir with or ~ithou, tn
rolling stock, horses. &c. or will put In any part o
them 10 for cash 81 00cs.h for The property alone
Fsr.ains u,ensis. hossss. ponies ,.everythns hav
for sale Come and sss n ;yTS that vsns sa,.IIn-
n The next % days DANIEL y DONECAN.
4 str address box n Rockville kanS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

The following were elected officers Of S,lira
Chapter No. Is X. A. NJ. Monday evening
last:
NJ F. II. P.-B. J. F. Hanna.
L. K.@C. II. Underwood.
T.. S.-Oscar S-itZ.
Treasurer-C. II. Martin.
Secretary-JacOb Dewitt.
The following are the newly elected officers
Of Salina Lodge No. 60. A. F. & A. NJ:
W. NC. Z. Faulkner.
S. VIII. T.. Stanley.
j. w.-D. Whitehead.
Treasurer-Oscar SeitZ.
Secretary-JacOb Dewitt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Skating is HOW good on the Smoky. Gal
liant big boys wheel around in graceful curves,
fair niaidcns come in with feminine grace and
expressions. while little boys get all tangled
II. fall down and numerically shatter their
little bumps Of philoproScn;tivcness. tits, in
fact jolly, side-sp'itfins time! Our increas-
in. corporo-i:y warns us from venturing on
the hcad-bustinS ice; hence We keep aloof.
Under the trcatmcn, of physicians hcrcabout,
We expect to assume more slimness by the
next winter, and thus bc candidate for ice
honors, provided they don't slip us into the
cold, cold ground.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Reports have gone abroad de.ogatcry to the
character and financial standing. Of A. Sum
ner & Co., and affecting the. standing Of their
agent at this place, J. K. Longaker. Mr..
Longakcr wishes to announce that ISLANDERS
from irresponsible parties. however base their
falsity may be. will not deter him from still
selling the most popular machines In the mar
kei. lie will produce papers that will quickly
satisfy the most crclulous Of the ridiculous
ness of stories. which are simply put in circu-
Iation By other machine agents, to injure the
business he represents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Gsrett & Prioe have now opened up hge
stock a goods, cheaper than the cheapest dirt,
and will sen them night or Be on hand'
before it Is too late, to share in hbuioas bar
bains.
Mr.. F. Dooesan publishes List q 'a.ds'
which he desires to seil, and Will SELL u sP'en
did bargains. The Lands and property are wen
located and their chespoess will strike COR ~
ers' attention at once.
In C. Buick, Esq. is now locatofs IN st-
,.-rev AT Law at Lincoln Center. His law card
.nn.srs IN another column Of this paper. Mr..
Buick is . gentleman Of ability and has been
successful In the practice Of the law.
A stylish kind Of an lee and coal house has
lately been built In the rear Of the Pacific
House. 1t is strictly in accordance with the
taste Of the Pacifiic's propretors, which Is dis
played in every nook and corner Other prem
iscs.
Fith Street was once the principal thorough
fare of this city. It's principally used now ~
Young men, who have driven livery teams at
beadiony speed until thev have crossed ting
bridg.., and then pass down It to "Iet they
horses cool or" and avoid Couse's eagle eys&
The public schools will be closed during the
holidays closing Tuesday next, and opening
Thursday, January ID. This WILL IL Is Thoughts
give the scholars time to make a scien; life in
ycstiyation into the causes and effects ofailing.
50 common after Christmas dinners.
A shooting match will take place at BAVARIA
on Monday, the Sd day Of December, under
the direction of E. F. Drake. A general invi-
tatio, is extended to all. Meals will be furn-
,shed If desired. The No. shots are expected
to attend.
Nessrs. Leonard 4 Dodas. good boys and
tod workmen, OF this city have received the
contract for erecting the county building at
the town Of McPhersQn. The lumber and
other material Of the building is being hauled,
and work upon it Is already commenced.
We are under obligations to Mr.. r. T. wat
| son for the present OF canvass bag containing
good supply Of sausage. which We found tf
be the most palatable. tender and clean Of any
We have eaten for several years. 1t was pre-.
pared by E. W. Baker & Co., of Topeka. Try
it, by all means.
A new set Of rules are being manufac
tured" for the government Of courts In this ju
dicial district. One Of she rules provides tina
all newly Pledged attorneys, after their admis
sion to the bar, must treat the judge. the jury
the attorneys and the editors Of the district t
champagne, cigars, oysters and little red up
pies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

There has recently been an addition OF hir-
ty-fye persons to the Kaw delegation now
camped on the Smoky. One OF the dusky
maidcns - scooted" down the Avenue the 9th
Ter day, with all the naive grace known to
squawhoOd. and was e the exposure Of neigh
borng eyes" sans hustle. sans switch, sans
plumcs. sans Alexanders and sans ''the bor-
rowed charms that dress supplies" she slap
ped her little moccasined feet down on tho
twelye-foot walk right majesticaliy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

The smallpox is raging fearfully in some
portions of Kansas and is liable to strike Salina
most any day In view Of this Circumstances.
commence taking some precautionary meas
ures with a view to prevent Its general prevail
ence in this locality. A city physician should
be appointed. hospital established, and every
man, woman and child in the community
should be required by ordinance 70 be vaccina.
ted. II they have not already been.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

English esquires and gentleman ofa sportive
uood chase foxes through the parks and over
the commons, but the sports " Of Saline nave
been chasing the gray wolf, (whose howl is not
by any means like that Of the sneaking coyote)
in the path of the bounding antelope. as far As
the blue hills Of our southern horizon. Thrice
have our young men "booted and spurred y
themselves for the chase thrice have they cir
cled about their prey with mathematical nice
ty, "to be in at the death, and thrice has the
persecuted escaped the lines bound " o'er
the lea " up to the hills, whose crannied sides
furnish safe asylums for those "whom horns
and hunters pursue" The wolf is safe. and
can safely ply the trade Of his ancestors: butch
er chickens. calves and hogs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Santa Clause, pretty extensive common
carrier during the Christmas time, has made a
contract with D. 4 J. B. Whitehead to Ill
up I" baggage car " with their elegant jewel
~, silver ware, &C., &c. Whitehead & Sea
mad are also. contracting to furnish him with
elegantly bound and entertaining books, the
most ingenius toys, and 50 everything" that
makes the youthful recipient happier and
merry hearted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

A Swede woman, who was walking towards
q neighbours house in the country one day last
week, was attacked by three dogs eavagely
lisputing her passage. She esshmenced
rough-and-;umbIe contest yish ono of them,
managed to get him down, and for moment
was safe from his tssocity: but, while in this
position, the brave woman was attacked by
the remaining dogs. and. finally, by all three.
and wopld have been killed upon the spot had
not askistance arrived at AN opportune NOM
ent. ]The woman's clothes were mostly torn
from her and frightful wounds inflicted upon
her person. She was attended by DIR. Fox,
who informs US that she is doing well, and
likely to recover.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19


Through the kindness OF Mr.. Gels We had
the pleasure Of interviewing the Taking Doll
and many other articles designed for the Cath
ole Fair. Upon being presented to Miss Doll
we did feel somewhat confused at being called
papa" but our mOdesty was soon calmed
by explanations. Among the representations
Of the human form were John Chinaman, >,
French Zouave, and other quite comicAi i'm
ages. OF the article mentioned on the bills. to
De drawn By chance, we saw the beautiful sill
yer tea set, the lady's gold watch. gents silver
watch. and the steam engine, all Of which
are at first class make and material, and lucky
are they who draw them. We saw beautiful
e: OF parior vases and card receiver, Of Do
hemian glass. which will be greatly admired,
are TO be voted to the most popular lady. The
gold beaded cane, lava cigar stand, and meer.
schaum pipe are also among the desirab,ss.
The Christmas tree will be most beautifully
decorated with colored glass balls. silver leaves
punches Of fruit. boquets Of flowers, and in
fact will almost bewil,ier one with it, charms.
We could not give our re.ders . complete des-
1iption Of the many articles, which to be ap-
preciated need to be seen; bat U ti,ey are dis
played in the hall with tase and skin equal .
tAatezefeised In selecting the sxcelss. the reea
. b occupied By IL csfhslle Dir win Be
~ - ssanef3vs 81 IiGAly assssl1s1 ~
80 eq46elp -; n1s10obA1i1n1ss
UonnG1puo $50 VueHl0nf0n - z
<.-<< sS1s-7<rS ~ = - - = - =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Not to be outdone by Chicago, st. Louis.
and other good-slzed cities. ito say nothing Of
small phases, such rs Kansas City, l~aven-
worth. Junction City, etc., Salina has had TO
come down to OK team transportation. But
the contrast-sIow coaches in q fast.city! Ev-
cryone rims to the door or window, when not
out doors, TO see the novelty, all because Of the
.sepizootlc"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19
The Junction City Union thus goes for ou

The Junction City Unio" thus goes for our
political aspect:
"We've got it. That is, the programme at
Salina. II relates to the contest for seat in
the house between Baker and Forsse. Phil
lips Is to be United States Senator; MOiiler.
Member Of Congress, and Dan Wagsfaff. Cnit-
cd States Marshal. The last suits us. II wag
ever goes for q fellow he'll ..snake him bald
headed Out Of two printing offices Salipa
should furnish the State Printer :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

Christmas is drawing near; so Is the Catho-
lie Fair; and Lindgren Bros. have ordered
f,om Sweden a beautiful Christmas Spruce hr.
Also all kinds OF fancy candies. fruits. IRE
works, &C.. &C.. which will arrive next week,
and have got to be sold in retail At wholesale
prices, in their store next to the furniture
store. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

An passsss mtebsrd 70 Ceosge HiscA upoe proois-
spgy 1oees, which are mA<1r paynhae g job Sen
90 = hank which becDe dDe % ~ m o. Ieef1asT.
lreS yin IKE pns1ce shnf nd nsssS hose ossa paS'
3D. bv she usenie.eA for vslnahse ena.sd1.9sse
- - he a.skgns - uAke i0neAznee sG1 - hass
a. . pru0Roy paid = ~ ~ 9.eoe4
De ~, Ses9- o. uNSB-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19

1.-The Battle Of Life was calamity fought at
the PRESBYTERIAN church, Last Tuesday night,
By Hon. I. 5. Kalloch. He was introduced
By Judge Beebc to one Of the largest and most
intelligent audiences that has assembled in Sa-
lima for many day. His lecture abourded in
many eloquent passages. pleasantly interspers-
ell with humorous anecdotes, at times full Of
pathos, and then argumcntative aud solid.
The leading point Of his lecture was that the
rough-and-tumble part Of the battle Of life
is what developes men; that our enemies con-
tribute nearly as much to onr success in life
as our friends. The lecture was well received
aud appreciated. Mr.. Kalloch Is, beyond a
doubt, =. the silver tOngued orator " Of Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-19
Notice to Debtors.

An psrsons mdebsrd 10 II 6rm Of kTss<A In
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