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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20

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remedy like Or. Vistar's BalsGm Of Wild Cherrv.
Ihs standard preparation viii speedily cure cough or
ooio ana even Consumption often yields to It's great
power deon6wIU -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20

TRUTH AND PoETRY.-Mlton puts into the mouth Of
Lucer' in Paradise Lost these measurable words
ITO BE WEAK IS MISERABLE"
Never was truer sentence written than thls-sup
posed 10 be wrng from the Archhend in his impotence
and agony Every victim Of nervous debility or of that
depressing languor which is of the accompanments
Of dyspepsia and bousness, testify to the misery Of
mind and body which they involve The motive mower
Of the system is partially paralyzed the mind haunt
ed by anxiety and fear and the sufferer is as incapable
OF applying himself encrgctcay to any kind Of business
Il ne were under the benumbng influence of catalep
~. This terrible mental and physical condition need
not however, be endured iorty-eght hours by any
human being PLANTATION BITTERs is an absolute
specific for all the tornents which deranged stomach
adsordcred liver and shattered nerves. supernduce,
t,I5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20
arbu ADVERTISEMENTS.
WORLDS PEACE JU BILE E
AND
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
AT BOSTON.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

and EAeSutive Committee of the Worlds Peace Jubilee
that the gf Musical Festival respectfully announce
Deonie ~ ~ undertak ing to which the mu5ic-oys
I " Ee country have been looking forward ior
RSt 0n's' with such deep interest viii commence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20
w A. n EY N o L D S 4,
DEALER IN
PROVISIONS GROCERIES 8 FARMERS PRODUCE,

Nos. lOi and I0s southhrdgest., cor MADISON.
ap22 d3m Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20

Notice.
Having leased the Stone Yard Worcester Junction,
to Horace Hamilton, the
PIummer Granite Company
desire TO inform the pnbc that they have 10 connection
with that concern All orders intended the Pummer
Granite Co., for granite from their quarry should be
addressed to Northbridge Mass.
mlS diff ISRAEL PLUMMER, Treas
"A Hare Chance for a man with from $1,000 tn
SIOV0 cash. TO buy well established and paving bust
ness is offered by the subscribers, who wish dispose
OF ther I'm Pedding business to close copartncrship.
Inc business has been successfully carried this
place for the past 20 years For particulars address
owners, DAVIS W ATE & 90
mY4 diff HubbardstOn Mass.
Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call. E. A. GooDSoW,
aus dit First National Bank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-20
Business Garos.

nENTISTRY.-DR. B. M. PEvIY, 1atcof
~ the firm fPcyey Brothers, has opened new BEN
tai Office at his residence 10 Pleasant 81, second door
above UniYersalst Church where he Is doing the
borough work at reasonable prices. diff ia8
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

KANSAS CrrY.-we take the following descrip-
ton from private letter. In it is a complete
refutiOn Of any argument that may be preached
in favor Of the social evil. 1t is to this cause
alone that nine-tenths Of all the crime in Kan
sas City is attributable
Kansas City Is the fastest town have struck,
having upward Of two hundred saloons. seven
teen faro banks. several roulette. keno and 9TH
er banks. and there is 10 end 10 houses OF as
signation. The first two days WAS here the re
We're three suicides: and in the short space Of
six OF seven weeks there have been three fires.
two murders. some stabbing afirays and some
attempts at life. And one other important fea-
;ure of this nondescript town is that it is eX-
ceedingly dangerous Tor man t. become in
toNicafed. "a there are 30 many bluff, and yawn-
ing abysse> 10 enguf him. one man having
fallen inebriated from Z heightii of forty feet
from bluff adjoining the rear of my slush
house or boarding store The thcatcrs.
saloons and faro banks run on Sunday the same
rs on week days.
Wild Bill is here domcsticl;ed with one En-
Williams, 4 = free and easy and il is my hum
BILE opinion that she supplies him with mono
upon which TO gamble.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
In NenOPium.

A: meeting Of Lodge No. %. /. o. o. F..
held at Salina. Kansas. April llth. 1872. the
following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. Death ha. invaded our sacred cir
Gle. and removed from our midst. our well be-
loved brother Andrew II. Thompson and.
WHEREAS. We recognize in this sad affection.
the dispensatiOn of an All-wi>e Providence.
whose inscrutable ways are past finding out
and.
WHEREAS. We are by this sad event again
reminded that We are niOrtals. and sooner or
later all must succtlmb to the relentless power
Of death: therefore, it is
Resolved. lst. That in the death Of brother
Andrew II. Thompson the lodge has lost a
faithful brother. his family n kind and affec-
tionate husband and father. and the commune
ty Al estimabie neighbor and citizen.
Resotred, ID. That in accordance with the
spirit and teachings Of our order. when by the
solemn rites Of our burial service. we commit
ted the remains Of our deceased brother TO the
grave, we buried Herewith all remembrance Of
his faults. and that we viii cherish his memo
~ in faithful hearts. and strive To emulate his
virtues.
R>sotrsd. Sd. That We tender to the bereav-
ed family our earnest. heartfelt sympathy. and
commend them to tie gracious care and pro-
lection Of Almighty God.
Resolred. 4th. That We wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days.
Resotced. 9Th. That the secretary furnish a
copy of these resolutions to each of the county
papers for publication. and copy under seal
Of the lodge to the family Of our deceased
brother. G. G. LOWE.
T. L. BOND.
e. +. FAULKNER.
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.Admimistrato,.'s Notice.
STAN % kAS>As, 4.

SAFE sslss1 q sa as-
Not,cr i h<rrby sseu sh.s lsssrrs cf ssini-sr,siou
have b<rn srsnsrd 60 undefSgne t,e ..s>re o,
Ceorxr Hasr late Of - ccanty. d~oy>-~i- b. shs
frcbase Coarr Of the counf- aiosr-ad c-f Tn lssh
day Of March, ls.s
Nov. al p-r>oa. having claims aesiz-s tn> s.st -
hereby possr Tia; fhry mnss rv>~ns,es SAM
thr dafc Of Sad l~ffsrS Dry may BE- prsrtSti nz
bsnr.f Of said estate An! all i1siess-4 "a
~att estate an rrunessed % unke as1aeP yaynrnf.
CaAstrs " TuE~-rx.
Administrator of th< esase q Hn<er- drc-n-S
saiina. kAnsas, March lszh. iSss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The salary Of the city marshal has een In
creased from fifty to seventy-five/ dollars per
month and the Office Of assisfnt marshal
merged inuv that Of the mars hal: Each office.
heretofore. was paid fifty dollars per month.
which. under the present order, shows saw
ing Of twenty-five dollars per month. This
explanation Is made as an item in the Herald
of last week. noting the increase without Civ
ing the other facts. may tend TO Undue the
minds Of some people with the belief dat The
present council is running the city into
needless expenditure. TIE council believe in
employing man suited to the place and pay
him something near what his services deserve
Six hundred dollars a year was not comment
surate with the duties of Mr.. Stearns as mar
shall heretofore, neither, if Mr.. Baker is the
man We are assured that he is. would il paw
him TO use his time to the ONCE exclusiyely
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
a Great Bargain.

M <uhserih<r VII al hs farm s< srr-s. shf-r
ssd half <s vesi II sas.A Ssr o. - cash. usii
exchanx1 1oe r<i3ese> proP<rsy In sA1ina
Yhe Prvmi>e< eua<a-s q vesy ssreng fr.su< hross
slxe fe<s u ssurY almost nev e<llax un3<r IN
tire hsldaG. wak fnnA Asee usil lad sP N mortar
- exeel3sa WI - vnarT. hxR ss.Air tsx>s ~,
u1gra abeo. ~ cspP. eRa es1b eou - a1vf oeA<<
eas hcasrs. 81 I'D ~f e1sa psas s0bx. - srrs-
esuks. Hasszx 81 = s1S $500. ahaTr s.alrs q
Arsa ~ nei9AAuRAnnd - ns.r SOD schod hsase
hQk UExRf LOGAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
.Admimistrafo,.'s Notice.

SALINE CorSrr.
SrArG kASsAs-
Notce Is hereby given that LETTERS Of admin i>sra,op
have b-en granted the undersigned on the estate Of
Andrew H Thompson, deceased late Of sad county
by the frohais Coars of said csaasy, dated 18th
day If APgl lE9-
All persons In claims against ch~ sad estate arr
hereby notified that tney mus; pr-~ni the tn.
und~rSiened fur allowance within one year from The
date Of sad lsfsers they BE-
benefit Of .sid estate All rr>ons indebted 10 said
;s:< rs-lu~s;el 10 make infaes.iAte %, nl-u;
H woOiIGf
Administrator Of the estate Of Andrew II Thompson
dec~arrd
salina Knnsar A..ri r.fn, lss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

We notice that an article. stating that our
county attorney had been arrested Oh a charge
of compromising felony, and held to bail in
the sum OF $500. has been % going the rounds -
throughout the State. Although We have
sometimes taken exceptions to this gentle
mans actions. and perhaps may again. it is an
act of simple justice to him and 10 our county
to state that he was trieI by a jury. which &C.
quilted in very short order. Having heard the
testimony i'm the case. we cannot but admit
that there was little foundation for the prosec,,-
fiOn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
DELINQUENT Tax Sale.

THES-rKhK'- OpS;cE % McPIHK>o> Co. h,Ns-.
LiNDsRrRs., March :th. I>s2.
Notice j. her~by given tst the ir-s us-iay of May
next and the surce~sng DAYS will sell s' pub
lie auction a; my Office, the following described lands
sufficient thereof To lay fh- taS-- u- upon th.n
for the ear A. D. ls.l and chI- thereon tis time
OF sale STEPHENS.
C,nnty Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The Wheeler & Wilson take the precedence
in Western Kansas over all other sewing ma
chimes, and justly 20. The prices are low
and IL na.uisctarers, A. Sumner 4 Co., Il.
Louis. NO.. place them within the reach Of
nearly every one by installment payment. No
family should he without sewing nscine-
one more than saves its cnst within : year.
J. h. Longaker. the agent for Saline county.
is doing good work for the people and for
the COMPANY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

DISTRICT COURT.-The past week has been
taken mostly up with civil cases in court.
Among the most important causes tried up to
this time. are: Patterson vs.. Bohan. in which
the plaintiff recovered a judgment for the sum
of $50: Wiley VS.. Powers. ct. al, verdict for
plaintiff for S32; State vs.. Estel. assault, YER
diet not guilty; Haywood vs.. Crowley. dis
SIG; Kent V. Powers s. Co.. jury disagreed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
state Directory.

L. :. Senator's e. Po.EsoY anil \. CALDWELL.
Representative in Congress-D. +. LOWE.
Justices ofthe Supreme Courts. A kI>sNAS, Chi.i
Justice; ID. J. BREWER and ID. N. VALENTINE, Associ-
ate Justices.
tsovernor-JAMEs NJ HARVEY.
Lieutenant Goyernor-P. =. ELDER.
Secretary of state-W. II. SNALLwoop.
TrrasurerJ. +. HAYES.
Aut.ifor-A. TuoaAN.
Superintendent, Of Public Ins;ructon-H u. McCsR-
MY
Attorney Gencral-A L. WILLIAMS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

that more than usually serene smile encircling
Charley Tressin's face of late until. stepping
into his hardware store the other day. we
found his house crowded with customers.
Charley knows the why's and wherefores. has
done business i'm this city a good while. md
is always reliable. lie has big stock and
sells with the lowest. BY the way, farmers
wanting machinery or utensils for their opera
lions. will find almost anything they desire
at his house. Hall, one Of the best and most
accommodating clerks. does the honors of the
counter
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Copartmershin

Motto. il hereby that the coIartner-hip
fore existing between 4. Post Co il THIS ay d.,oiv-
ed by mutual consent The business Will hereafter be
carried on Gould & kellogg Messrs Could 4 kellogg
will assume all liabilities OF the finn and collect all debts
due the sayne. 4. Posi-,
u. X. GOULD,
a. L. kfLLOGG.
Dated thi. esh day of April, ls.s
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Assiene.e's 8aie

Notice is hereby given that DE ss&episA, assiDec
Of George E. snyder, Of the city Of ykushSlR eoon-
t. Of saline and stste Of knnsas vii Use er-
trrs Of said George T. Snyder q fbe eosf hose in r
city OF Sslins, On N@inesasy, AneDs lssh, nine
clock A. N anal uiil uea09 In aeoyndzDce On said
d.y and during tuo consecutive days thereafter from
nle clock 4. ~ until i've clock r " Of ~srh day
where will Yabciy ADJUST and allow densnds against
the estate md effects OF said Geo Z Snyd.r.
=, NJ PANER
- Assignee az Geo z. snyder
Brookville k.n>as, Narcn 18th, I..s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
Notice to Debtors.

AL yef>oas indebted 70 she l.se hrm Of Poe; Co
requested 10 call nj their agricultural Ia >ana
and settle up az an early day.
Mr. q Pos viii oonfinue in empiny msni and will
be on heod % u1ree his old freos his old ptsrs Of
business GOULD 4 kkLLss,G
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

Most of the Saline bar were on dress parade
last Friday in front of Justice NOrton's Office.
One man had assaulted another and thereby
hung a-case, which did cause the ''feelinks y
of the aforesaid bar TO become acquainted with
means whereby to get their trowsers niended.
Fondly did they glance towards the assaulter.
watching his every look and gesture which
might be construed as significant Of retainer !;
but twelve out OF the thirteen We're doomed to
sad disappointment. Only one was the happy
man. while the balance trudged droopingly
homeward, revolving in their minds il the old
provcrb were not true: e He that passeth by.
and meddleth with strife not belonging to him.
Is like one that taketh dog by the cars
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25
COunty Dir.ectOry.

Judge OF the District Court. II. PKE-corr.
County Comnli>sicners-H. y WOoLLEr, Chairman
; VI. PALNEs ant y kISGNAN.
Clerk Of the District C0urt-A. :. MORTON.
Probate JudSe-A. VI. BEEBE.
County Clrrk-DAyID EEEBE.
County Treasurer SHEPERD ANIME.
Sheriff.. J. GoISG.
Register Of Dceds-A. J. MISARp.
County Atforney-J- q. MoHLER.
Superintendent Of Public ln.trucfion-Wx Bi-HoP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The two first npnsoers Of the Beloit Mitch
ell county Hd:este, Published bv johnson 4
Cha6es, kave already been received At this Of
fee. Sfo name the first member Is 10 call up
one who is somewhat known in Salina. he be-
ing employed in this Office for the past five
mouths. and he is brother Of the proprietor
Of this paper. The Gasette Is . neat twenty
eigth column paper and is well-flled with in
teresting home news-tin this respect very
much after the style of THE JouRNAL). Whilst
We gave our brother credit for much, the ex-
cellent tone and style OF his articles prove that
we did not measure him properly. The Ga
.efse is credit TO Beloit and the citizens appr-
ciate by giving il their patronage. johnson &
Chaffee are young men and full Of pluck. and
their paper will succeed if hard work and de
termination will make it succeed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

NV BRrDGEs--T'e people living near SOL.
ONION City. in this counti. have been getting
up petition asking the commissioners to sub
NIT to vote proposition to bridge the Solo
mon rlver. That this river should be bridxed.
We have always earnestly contended: and d
each voter Of the county could look upon
the dangers accompanying the fording Of tho
stream. rs also the advantages derived by The
county in the way Of travel and immigration. be
would at once be ready and willing to cas-, his
vote In favor of the proposition TIE deeu
hanks at Bavaria. on each side q Spring crrek,
should also be spannesl by . good bridge.
The people living in the wesser. part Of the
county, who have experienced the dangers in
crossing at that point, woah vote soiid fos
that proposition In our oPinioa these two
bridges are mose needed than any Others in
The county. and re hupe The pgsPo<issou nay
cssry ~ COCA majority n suho1ssed 10 vcse.
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City Directory.

NAyOT-J. ". ECr-ELL.
Council,nen-fRASK GoopSow, IRAL CARVER. IL.
l.. WILSON, II. 4: STANLEY, JAMES MuErin.
Police Juiye-N. r. CsEHoLL.
CIerk-fKkD WupEAN.
Trasurer-R II BIsHor.
Marshsl-JouN :. BAKER.
AttSrnsy-M ID. SAMSON.
street Commissioner-A. q. CorsE
watchman-CHAs. vALcoSEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The books for the circulating library at the
postofficc news depot have arrived, and the
proprietors, Messrs. Whitehead & Seaman. are
prepared TO enroll the names of those wishing
to become members. The terms are five dol
lars for one years time or three dollars
for six months. this sum emitting the
member to read and change any book he
chooses. The library consists Of literary, po-
etical, historical, scientific and the higher order
Of novel works. There are over one hundred
volumes in the library. which will be con-
stantly added TO. These libraries arc desirable
things In communities. especially in new ones.
and we doubt not Messrs. Whitehead & Seaman
will have large list Of names on their books As
u,emt>erS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The crossing at Elm Creek. half mile be-
yond the depot, needs work, and considerable
of it. on il. 1t is wonder some severe acct
dent has not happened there. The road down
into the creek and up again is, precipitotl>,
siding and winding. The time for spring
work on the roads will soon be AT hand and
not little exertion at that point may be dis
played with prOpriety.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

The Eagle. hailing from WichiE. NJ. ".
Murdock's new paper. Is before neat and
bright as a new silver dollar. aid eight col
umns to the page of four pages.H We shall en-
ter into no panegyric further than to say that
Murdock understands what he is about when
he is In the editorial or newspaper harness.
However. we suggest, Marsh. that you take
the Eagle off, Don't ask why:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

Carpenters, paper-hangers and painters ars
basaly engaged rigging up" the room next
to A. Siegel & Co.'S, which will be occupied
rs furniture store. The proprietor Is on
hand and expects to commence business soon.
It Is said that ST. Louis wholesale drug firm
are talking of establishing branch house At
Salina. 1t is also said that they have made
proposition to A. &. Couse to put mp the build
ing, Is 50 feet. adjoining his livery stable on
the SOUTH Is it SO, A. G.:
Would it not be good i'sRfor the CITY
council to buy up lot 9e<nade tres ana pre-
sent . certain numbefo each lot owner. pro.
vided he will agryf to properly plant them aud
protect them Ne understand that this was
the mode Of procedure at Junction City, and it
worked well.
We do hope that our citizens. during the
summer months. will make some effort to get
up IN excursion to the mountains. Agent
Curtis will attend to our wants in good style.
A breath Of mountain AIR will add bloom to
the cheeks Of Salina's fair maidens. and expand
the compass Of the breasts Of her stalwart sons.
To the Rocky range. let US advance. =
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-04-25

62Ce11cut ~WAoscu.
rhe new addition 10 the Pacific House gives
nuch more room and accommodations. The
hosel now Is one Of the largest and best fitted
up In this portion Of the State. II Il conducted
~ good kcsels ought to be. and lie good name
d sounded throughout Kansas II
Nr. Ringquist, the accopp,lske Eel leader of the
eslina band, soon taksv6is departure to rejoin
de Excelsior Cipsds Of Gale.burx. Ill.,. with
vhica he hs06een connected for several sr.-
se.s pase0The hand, under his excellent
tx,ialsG. has become one Of the best in the
State.
TIE lecture upoa 81 The Caf.combs.'' BY the
Rev. H. Lee, q Manhattan. which was an
,o.pced to come OF at the Baptist church las,
saturday eve.iag. Vas Postponed on account
a de rain storm. Mr.. Lee h Anc lecturer.
and we hope he may soon appear among us
6sain.
Dr.. 0rser rs daily expecting = large addition
of books to his already quite extensive circu-
lssiag library. The Doctor Is bound to give
hnish to your bsain, while Ms. Grier expects
20 sdorn the heads Of your wives. sisters and
sweeSAearts, with the latest styles Of mil
linesy.
several a the Gypsum farmers relate to us
efheavy iumigration ir that ncighhorhood;
sh.t nen are seea every day travelling abost in
.sefch q beRessesds and viewing land. that
hssss ~ esass,ntly appearing on ths hills
Asas. ~ Hllays. wshear the ssne stories q
etler pustiaee a ~ cousfy. Progress Is the
eeaer q - dsyssGsal the peopae ne haPP~.