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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-21

The school house in district No. 9, Chelsea on
I" West Ill., was consumed By fire Thursday
before last, about nine O'Clock in the evening
supposed cause, barrel Of ashes with Goals in
them, under the wo)dshed
Vershirc, at town meeting held last saturday,
voted 10 bond in aid Of the railroad, % the amount
Of $93 200. There WIS but one dissenting vote
DR. Howard Of yershire oilers t5 put one mile
Of road in readiness for the rails, bis part To-
ward building the West Fairlca railrlad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-21

WINDSOR COUNTY.
Hiram Ordway of Sharon, who was reeonty
thrown from horse car at South Boston. died in
the city hospital at Boston last Wednesday.
Col. O. ii. Joyce delivers his lecture on tbc
Vermont Brigade at Woodstock, on SATURDAY.
evening Of this week
Reuben DickeIt, Of Springfield, being tired Of
llie' took three Gurths Of an ounce of laudonun
one night not long since, but was surprised 10
wake up alive towards morning and took another
u'se' out all in vain he still lives.
Nelson Parker is appointed Postmaster M Az.
ca'neyyllle, in place Of II. S. Bowen resigned.
The farmers Of Windsor and Cornish talk Of
running milk car from Windsor to Boston tbs
coming season
george Il. Mussey Of Rutland, one of the par
Ties engaged In the alleged swindlinp of the far.
mers at stoekbrdge and elsewhere was tarred
and ieathered at Ludlow on Tuesday.
Charles +. Lincoln, of Woodstock. who il oiv.
ing his attention 10 Dutch cattle, has recently
purchased OF Thomas Baker of Barton n f,Il
blood Dutch heifer, for which he pays sle5 and
TWO calves Of the same blood to be delivsrod IN
the Spring, for s25 each.
James l.. and Albert l.. Briggs. nina and o,o,-
!" years oil age respectively, sons of MIR. James
A. briggs oil bridgewater, assisted by an indus
f'oaS pair Of yearling steers, have hauled sixty
pruee null logs distance of one.half mile. dur
ng the Winter loading and unloading without
assistance They have not deserted their lob vet.
'ut are still busy at work.
writer in the Post says the projected Wood
,0'A RAILROAD Is fourteen miles long and that
'0u' 0'e'en miles are nearly completed and
nat ,he cost OF the work thus far is S304 900,
M there Is an outstanding debt Of sss,OOO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
Genafa4ial.

For the position Of State Senator there seems
porter names Jno. II. Edwards, of Ellis coun-
ty, and Rev. L. Sternberg and 2. Jackson, Of
Ellsworth county. Of Mr.. Jackson it says.
and 1t will be seen how far he aspires to the
position:
Hon. Z. Jackson, Of this county, is urged to
become q C lnddate. He was most unfairly
treated two years ago. being the real choice Of
the majority Of the Senatorial delegates when
Saline bOlted and nominated Mr.. Prescott. who
Mr.. Jackson is not anxious for the office and
will not work for the nomination unless our
citizens generally endorse him. As member
Of the Board of Commissioners he has displeas-
ed some of our business men. in the location OF
the court house. but if he will do the county
the most good they will probably support him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
Nrtp ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In THE DisrRicr CouRr Il AND roR LINCOLN COUNTY,
STATE or KANSAS.
Henry +. wooiley, Plaintiff,
Highly J. wisner, Lydia A. wisner and David NJ
Hamlin, Defendants.
David " H,mlin will hereby take notice that he has
been sued by Henry Woolley; action set asiri-
certain deed from Highly J. Wisner and Lydia A. Wis
ner his wife, 10 him the said Davil NJ Hamlin Of the
following real estate. 10 wit The half the sonih
east quarter OF section and the north half Of the
north west quarter Of section twelve, township No
twelve south of range No eight west situated In the
counfp of Lincoln and state Of Kansas and TO es.a
lish certain mortgage lien Of said plaintiff Henry p
Wooey, on said land to the amount of s.. l6s S.
ject 10 certain equities And that unless the
petition of the said plaintiff before the 18th day
Of september D. lssl. the facts .etforth in said pc
tition will be taken true He twill further take
tice that the injunction prayed by said plaintiff has
BEEN allowed by the Judge of said action and
that he Is thereby epjoned from making creating by
deed or otherwise any iien ci.im right, convey snce
or interest upon OF TO said land
HENRY r. wOOLLEY
By JOHN g. srTvEY, his Attorney.
August Sth
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
Grant and Wllsoo.

We the undersigned citizens Of smoky Hill
Township. Saline County, Kansas. having full
faith and confidence in the doctrines and prin-
cipies set forth in the Philadelphia Platform.
and being desirous Of securing unity Of action
among the supporters of the Republican NOM
inees for President and vice-President, hereby
unite in call for meeting Of all citizens Of
Smoky Hill Township. whose political svmpa-
ties are in accord with the aboye mentioned
object. for the purpose Of organization Club.
70 he known and designated as the .Grant
and Wilson Club. Of Smoky Hill Township"
Said meeting to be held in the Court Room
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

A medium sized chap has written to the
Leavenwor,h Commercial about the Salina
Greeley ratification. on July oath. Unani-
nous and continuous roar of applause is the
way he puts it, Now. that is a new name for
peanuts. All our confcctioners have made
heavy shipments of these nuts since the meet
ing. and the little boys have a full stock slowed
away for the fall and winter use. it is reported.
The news That this was without doubt the
largest ana most intelligent political gather
ing that has ever assembled in this city. num-
bering in all between 600 and 500 persons. both
ladies' and gentlemen will excite very loud
smile. As joker this fellowsis a success. II
this is the ratio of the support To the Greeley
cause throughout the State and the United
States. it will ke just the easiest thing in the
world. and not half try. TO scoop the white
halted philosopher and his crew. Our count
of the audience was from two hundre TO two
hundred and fifty. including six Ladies. The
writer speaks of IA hearty three cheers for
Horace Greeley and B. Gratz Brown" The
only cheers we heard. las was cheers, were
three lusty ones for Grant and Wilson. At the
close of the meeting. He consoles himself with
the thought that :. we will soon have Greeley
and Rrown Club. judging from the efforts that
are being made to obtain suitable room and
Members The unkindess cut Of all was leav-
ing Snead out of the list Of speakers. Snead's
speech was jewel by the side Of Sam Woods.
Well turned sentences are valuable auxil-
ary to the writer. even if they do pervert facts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
&05 REWARD

At meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the saline
County agricultural and Mechanical Society held ia
Salina Kansas, January 18Th. s... the following
luton adopted:
!esoieed That rewsri NJ twenty five dollar. shall!
be paid for Information which shall lead tir c,nyic.
ton Of any person or persons guilty Of tearing down
Otherwise destroying the Baiilng Building. which
may be er~cie- upon the Fair Grounds or car
Away any Posts, Boards or other property Of the
>oeety-''
Punuanf 10 the above re>oluiiors, viii pay the
above reward, upon fbe onyctiou ot any perron cf
p<rsens above SET forth
BY order Of the Baarf al Drector-
A. $. NORTON Prpsislrat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
Cure far Asthma.

have suffered intolerably from chronic
asthma and found perfect relieffrom the Use OF
Dr.. X. Lull, Jr.'s prescription. feel not only
grateful to him, but nave high appreciation
of his skill. 5. G. SEVILLE.
DR.. Lull will send his valuable prescription
for asthma to any part Of the United States. en-
the receipt Of two dollars. with full directions
for use. Ii is no Patent Medicine.
Corner Of Ash and Fifth Streets, Salina, Sa-
line Co., Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
published Aug. 9Th. ls.s.)
ORDINANCE NO. -.

An ORDINANCE to levy q tax tor general PURPOSE
CITY Of Sslina:
sEcrlonl That tax Of mills on the dollar for
general revenue Purposes Y hereby levied all real
mixed and personal property in the city of SalinA
SEC = This ordinance shall take effect and BE- in
force from and amer its publication in The SAlIxE
CoCNrY JOURNAL tonceD
Approved August .ih is.s
". RUSSELL, Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing to h. a true and cor
rect copy of an ordinance passed by the Councim~n
the City OF salina, Kansas. the tn day Of Aug =,
tsEL ls,s
Attest: FnKp IL wuDxAx. CITY Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Aman. Swede by the na.e Of John T..
venstrom. rwenty-one yas Of age, in attempt
ing to ford the Spsky river on horseback, BE-
low the m9ps1 OF Sharp's Greek, Mcpherson
county Kansas, was drowned Tuesiay, July
3lst.V The horse succeeded In swimming out.
saving himself. The body was recovered Last
Thursday, at distance OF two miles and q half
below the place Of drowning. and was idcnti-
fled by his father. S. J. Swenson, a justice Of
the peace Of Mcpherson county, held an in
quest and verdict was rendered in accordance
with the facts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Cover Bros. q BOVINE. at their new water
mills, are putting In machinery to- make a
- No l" article of Rye and Buckwheat Flour !:
and will pay in SEASON the highest cash price
for good Buckwheat. Cash p aid for corn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Took NOTES.-THE City authorities ought
to scrupe round leetle. and will furnish the
scrapers. Or if they would prefer to drag
along, will furnish the drag?
The more man goes roundabout the more
by" Shimminney," he sees.
Wagon! Gentlemen Wagon!
ID. BEBEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
Assignee's Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that the usdersixne assignee
Of Ge0rse E. snyder. Of the city Of Erookvie
~ Of Saline and state Of Kansas uf thu cr.i-
Of said George Snyder AZ the the
city of sslnA. Wednesday. Angus, isfh af nine
o. clock A. " and viii remsin in attendance .zid
day and during consecutive dzys thereafter frnu
uinr clock A. ~ until I've clock r " cf e.rh day
where Wl pabiiciy siusf and allow dsnanSb against
the estate and eGecss Of said Gro. L ssyst=r-
:. n PALMER.
Assignee Of Geo. /. snydprs
BrookviEe. Ksn>ae. Nsrcn xsth. l-.s-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Parties desiring to purchase wagons very
likely will find it to their interests to call on
Messrs. Gould & Kellogg. dealers in agricul-
ural implements Of all kinds, wagons. &c, at
,alina. Last Saturday they received car
DAD of the Fish Bros. wagons and are expect
ny another car load within the next ten days.
For reapers. mowers. harvesters, plOws, &C..
ct none neglect to visit this house. The farm
RS and all Others are invited to take a look
through this house and its yard and no charg-
5 will be made should nothing be bought.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
W. A. MAXWELL, Secretary.

Mike Stearns, the Internal Revenue Guager
of Kansas, made himself visible this week. He
is engaged with Mr.. Thomas d. Bennett id
erecting water-pOwer Touring mill at the site
Owned by Mr.. Ezra Hubbard. near Abram.
Lincoln county, who was killed in january
ast The same dam is used. He informed Us
that new town was, last week. surveyed by
Judge o. T.. Hamilton, Of this city. adjoining
he mill site and that parties had already con-
tracted for the erection of several buildings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08
To AL Whom II May Concern.

Notice 10 h<s~hv evsu that books for .ub>crysics
n csrfnl ssork cf ,h~ selma Atlanta Raymcad Rail
way Compsa6 viii b. eg~s<.i forthwith ~ tne ceee of
the county cierk a.Aflant Ricr ocaa;y. tb~ ooe az
ne coanfy elerk q LsncsbGpx Aefh~rpa csussy fh<
rpal esense o0ce ors y wooA. Raw o0d. Rice coan-
IT, I'D D. o0ce of n Frsseue1. >alna. Saline eDun-
tkr snid efoek b salnrribeA
Dy srd<r Of ne board a drvcssss ef the :. T.
r. &c j. n PRESCOTT,
Snlina JuIy nd ls-s Pre=sdrsf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Ed Wist,sann delivers ice to parties desiring
it. Orders left at his restaurant will be prompt
" attended to.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Alta regular meeting Of the Farmers County
Committee, held August 3rd. at the Court
House in Salina, 1t was resolved that an adj
burned meeting be held on Saturday, the
18th inst, at one O'Clock P. NJ, in the court
house. at which all the members Of the COM
mittee are earnestly invited to be present
By order Of
HI JONES, Chairman.
VA MAXWELL Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

The lawrence Daity yosvxsi. Il lie md
inst. contained the following:
I'VE had call, yesterday. from Rev. DR..
Baptist churches quicker and more Of them
than any frontier preaches bow extant."
Lawyers, merchants, doctors and IS all hands,
are daily found on the plairies slaying the
chickens. Most Of them 'scome home with
their game behind EN-" We should judge
there were but few good shots in this country
from the fact SO many return With ont birds.
| As the world grows older. the people wear
better clothes. Every countryman now has
his IS sundays best" wewould recommend
Messrs. Ringquist & Hamlin as among the best
of tailors, who will do their work promptly
and well.
Ninth street already presents fair degree
of forest and shade" The street looks quite
eastern like. Let the front yards be adorned
with beautiful trees and handsome lawns.
Also let the other streets seek to keep up with
these Improvements.
Radcliffe Brothers 4 Hall defy competition
in everything pertaining to their hardware bu-
siness and are secure in being called the lead
ing furniture firm westOf Topeka. Everything
can be found at their store In the line Of furni-
ture at prices IS low IS at any other place in
Kansas.
We hear from parties who have lately come
from Great Bend that the town Is dull and do
ing no business. Great preparations were
made to catch the cattle trade. but little Of 1t,
thus far, has been obtained. A great deal OF
building has been going ON there this summer
| 4. l. tel iffl<
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Fleck thinks of running for mayor next sea
son. With view of fitting himself for the po-
s,tion he has commenced inditing proclama-
lions. His latest is to the effect that all the
people should call at his jewelry store and take
A Look at his magnificent stock of watches.
clocks. jewelry, &c, &C.. even if they don't
buy anything. Our IDEA. cOnfidentially told. Is
that he would make poor mayor. while his
size might fit him for an alderman. but that as
a workman or in selling cheap he has no supe-
rior. If any doubt the last part Of our asser-
ton, they should call around and see him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

o. q. - e 49, = . a = 49, =
ny @gs1O y = H.. G. -
- sse.s e101eg
- IN ~ ANOooo . 8YXA1.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

An effort will be q,dss0 Nominate Col.
VIM. A. Phillips as Sde Of the Congressman
from this S:ate/ ~ he Is candidate he ought
TO be nominated without opposition. There
il no ADLER or better man in the State and
such men as Col. Phillips in Congress. would
90 far towards giving Kansas rank and infu-
ence in the Government.-7roy Chief
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

The commissioners, before adjourning last
week, selected the site for the buildings on the
poor farm, and made arrangements for erecting
the same. A large number Of acres are to be
put into I'll wheat. The land is being pIowed
now. 1t is reasonable to suppose that the
crops raised annually upon the farm will much
more than pay the expenses for keeping the
poor and all the expenses which may accrue In
running the farm. The people did = good
thing when they voted those bonds. 1t was
fine stroke Of financial policy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Some people may not understand why Ger
tain advertisers receive so MANY notices from
week to week. 1t is because they are enter
prising and pay US at the rate Of fifteen cents
per line for every notice Is not that good
cause shown"
A young lady. lately arrived in Salina. will
take class in crayon dfawing. Specimens
can be seen upon application. Will also make
hair jewelry, switches and wax work. En-
ouire ut Mrs. C. II. wh:ftlesey's, first door
north OF JoURxAL Office.
Tuesday mornings passenger train. due At
eight A. NJ. did not arrive till three p. NJ, and
Yesterday mornings train vas delayed till two
Pm. A freight train getting or the track
east OF Topeka on each day caused the trouble.
The train is ON time this morning.
d. S. podds. our second love. has returned
and all the good boys rejoice thereat. He will
not depart from the household or from Salina.
Great Bend can not entice him away again. On
wednesday July 3lst. Mr.. Dodds. Is Special
Grand Master, instituted Valley Lodge No. Is.
I. O. O. F., 1t Great Bend. J. G. Holland and
n. Amrine. hate Of Salina, are among its char
ser members. ,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

A $40 mare was stolen IRON Mr. Ellis on
Gypsum creek, In Col. Alexander's neighbos-
hood, hst Thursday night. But short time
since The mate Of this mare was killed. Mr..
Ellis b surely very unfortunate. There seems
to be regular organized baud Of hose thieves
who afe trying to nd this coantzy Of al the
horses. 1t is time the citizens were acting and
bringing these despefadoes to jusuce. -
1t win be noticed that We pyh,s6 this week
. petition signed BY als1ge number Of our cit
liens calling for ,00fganization of Grant and
Wilson Club. The first meeting is to be held
on the 18th inst. and we hope all the Republi
cans will be present. We are informed that
Hon. d. Thacher. editor of the Lawrence
Jos',sst, will be pfesentto address the meeting
Judge Lowe has also been written for but has
not - yet responded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-08-08

Mr.. p. ID. Reed. of Petersburg. Lincoln
county, has brought to our office very beau
tiful sfaiactite. which was found In some in
ner recess 4" in that county. Ii is 4 very beau
tiftll specimen.
Among the names mentioned in connection
with the candidacy for the Office of clerk Of
the District Court are &. Z. Norton. a gentle
man by the name Of Manchester. from Cyp-
sum creek, T. II. Cavanaugh and Albert Shell
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Testimonial for Epilepsy {!

BovAYros, Conn, Feb, 2, 1872.
DR. o. PHELPs BEows, No. I'll Grand Street.
Jersey City, N. j
Dear Sir ny brother who is now in his l4th
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