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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-02
Frosty mornings.
Typhoid fever prevails.
A horse fair Is talked OF.

Frosty hoIHinSs'
Typhoid fever prevails.
A horse fair Is talked Of.
Nights shadows gather early.
Wells. cigars at tie head OF the list.
The mills are running day and light.
Getin. cloudy, with a iair prospect OF raj N.
Cover Bros mill is in running order once
more. S1Se- 8
Cincinnati beer a, John Doyle's saloon-the
Senate.
Have you suspended is the question Of the
hour.
Cincinnati beer a: John Doyle's saioon-the
Senate.
Merchants are busy arranging their new
goods.
Cincinnati beer a, john Doylcs saloon-the
Senate.
Mrs. Geo. c. Prober; returned from the east
last Friday. ssszssss
Cincinnati beer, OILY cents glass at Bar
neck & DAVIS.
Street discussions about politics seem TO be
In order.
Anything in the dry good line cheap for cash
at the New York Store.
Low prices for wheat in consequence Of the
financial troubles.
One barrel of salt pickles just received at F.
o. Lindsren's. (3t
The Teachers Institute commenced Tues
day evening.
Marines. Aipaccas. and Empress cloths o.
any color, at the New York Store.
j. C. Rash's new residence is ready for the
finishing touches. s-sl =
The best and cheapest flannel. at the New
York Store.
The farmers meet at he court house mex
SATURDAY TO talk about a convention.
Cincinnati beer, only cents a glass at, Bar
neck & Davis.
Tri-weckly mails to McPherson-Monday
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Mr.. J. A. Nelson has several thousand first
class brick for sale at very reasonable rates.
Clothing. the best and cheapest. at the New
York Store.
The utmost reliance In the stability OF IN,
banking house Of John Gels & Co. prevails.
Groceries of all kiGd--thr be-, and eheapes
at F. o. Lindgren's. (Stl
The business Of SaliDa is. for the most part
established upon secure and substantial ba
sis.
Quail shootir: became :" unsuitable" yeste'
Jay. lnnumerable covevs are reported TO b
in the land. usess
The theatrical troupe concluded nos 10 =,
hibit here, and now enteriains the Junctio
City people.
20. Lindgren has lust received a splendi
supply OF the best cooking aud eating apples I
be found in the eastern markets. (3tl
Mr. c. F. lckcs has been dangerously sic
for several days, but is now, We are happy !,
state. getting better.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

PRrsrYrIuAx-Rev G. ". Hays, Pastor Preacn-
scSooI, 2 .33P. n Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings.
METHODIST EPtscoPAI-Rev. N. N Powers, Pastor
Prexchin- at the Baptist Church on fhe secsna anu
fourth Sabbaihs ut III A. NJ. and r NJ saooaii
schnof earh sabbath ut $50 A. n Prayer Meeting
Wednesday evenings
Hprscorse-Rev II. Lee, Pastor Prescniog ~ VI
l3,ptisf Church the drst and third SspoAans u "
month at ii A NJ
Js,rursAx-Rey C. Young, Pastor irenchlLe ~
re old NJ T.. Church every first ana mira ..nA.
pc..chin1 every second and fourth Sunday at scho4
Hnnsr no. 10, six miles Of Salina) at IL o'eiocA
A. N.
he 81 cond Sabbath Of each month ~ inc Io"' AA'
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COUNTY, DIRECTORY.

Indigo of the District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
SENATOR IL. EDwARps-
railroad Assessor-D. n. HEis8h
E-prrsen,atiye-ERIc ifoRssE-
County Commissoners-H =. wooLLEf'
a n PALMER and =. kINGNAS.
County (lcrk-DAvID BkEBE.
County Attorney-E. W. HoDGxiSsoS.
Probate Judze-HExRY LOGAN.
s:J.rk of the Observation-Disclosures BoSpi-
s:onrtv Treasurer-C. l.. FAULKNER.
sheriff.. J. GOING
Rro,,txr of Decds-A. j. MINARD.
Sisir;n,.ndisnt III Pubiic Insiraction-wH- B:saOP
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EnoaArIoS TukSrSs-CHHAP FARNs II
SOUTHWEST NlssouaI-The Atlantic 4 Paeif.
ic Railroad Company Offers l.2o.oo acres Of
land in Central and Sou thwes; Missouri. .;
rom s. to sla PER sore, On seven years time,
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil, tiusbef. miserzl wealth. schoels
churches and lav-&bidins society invite emf
grants from all points TO this land Of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address A. Tack
Land Comoissioser. IT. Louis. No.
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TEACHERS INsTT1UIE.-Tuesday evening
the teachers Institute for the Fourteenth Ju-
dicial District was duly opened at the Presby
terrain church. At the appointed hour large
number OF our citizens had assembled with the
guests when Prof. Vim. Bishop. Supcrintend-
ent of Instruction for Saline county, announc-
ed as the opening exercise, a song by the choir.
A greeting song was most charmingiy sung
By Misses Mary and Tina Blodgctt and PROS.
Locke and Blodgett. which; was followed by
prayer by Rev. Lowe, Of wameso.
Hon. VIM. A. Phillips was then introduced
to the audience. and made \ short address o.
welcome. He said il was hardly in his prov
incc TO offer advice to teachers As he had not
the experience whereon to base his sugses-
tons. and as he had not attended teachers
institute before he was somcwha, At loss a
to VITA; course he should give his remarks.-
He eontrasied the assembiage. aud the objec;
which had brought them together. with the
little band Of cmigrants which came to this spo,
a few years ago, the advance guard of civilizA.
ton. They came with the selfish motive q
securin: for themselves and Children landed
Inheritance but these had come to give ;heil
children . tar more nobler and granter estate
an education. He referrcd 10 progress and
development Of education from ancient time,
to the present day; It had r,sde humanif,
| more liberal in thought; had elevated woman
from, slavery TO social equality with man. ana
IS il had raised her station civilization Ia,
been advanced in the same ratio. He though.
there was too much Of the s;u.sag process Ii
our educational sysem- We stusei the youth
fIi mind with ideas and learning jus: IS ",
slowed away old clothes and rubbish into III
garrett without regard to order or system
when the child wished 20 use its ideas I: va
! oSlisei 10 stumble ovcr tie whcic Pile IN or
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

I'VE will publish announcement notices OF csndiiates
cor The coming November election Tor So % each. taod
diaLiy ia adsdrce: provided the ACCOMPLISHMENTS so
IL net occupy more than reasonable spsce1
EDS JorRxAL: Please announce my name rs q can
dida,e for the Office Of County Clerk.
ISAAC 4. BtHCH.
EDrroRs JOURNAL Please ann9uuce ms name is
candidate for Register OF Deeds. ,o,
EpiToks JoURNA.: Please announce my Fame rs i
candidate ior the Office of C1uaty Surveyor.
Or. HAMILTON
Iwoud respectfully inform the voters OF Saline eonn-
" tsat am candidate for the Office OF County Clerk
l. q. SniNCnE,
desire to announce to ths electors Of the county
that nm . ca,ldidat. for Register of Deeds.
+. Il. WILBUR.
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II was noticeable feature of the recent fiusn-
cial furry that while the banks Of Leavenvbrth
Kansas City. and other cite. utterly refused
to pay out either exchange or curr-ncy, the
bank of John Gels & Co., of Salina, were, pay
ing out currency on all drafts up to Sl00S BY
adopting this rule the business of the city ex-
periences no Inconvenience by having the cur
rency locked mp in bank vaults or private safes
o: those who would not use it. The better
Judgment Of the entire community will up
hold the managers of thi, bank in the precau-
;ionary steps which they took to avert run
on currency and lock in business affairs. 1t
is no great credit to a man to deposit exchange
in the bank. come to the bank the next day
and demand $500 and 81 coo in currency, and
being refused the currency but offered either
exchange or drafts-the same that lie deposits
and then 90 about telling the public that the
bank has suspended. Neither was it desirea-
bic to have person 80 % the bank and de-
mand 5000 in currency on letters Of recon-
mendation. and being refused until his drafts
were paid. by his correspondents, haye him
go through the county with the story that
he had 50 900 in the bank, but the bank was
=. busted and lie couldn't get il. Under or
binary circumstances these gentlemen would
have received the usual accommodation at this
bank. but the bank had the interests OF their
regular customers to look after before extend
ing to them accommodation which
they could not have obtained a; any bank in
the country last week. We merely cite these
| incidents to show what causes usually give
rise to runs on banks and unjustly injure their
credit The implici, confidence Of our citizens
in the Gels bank was manifested by the gen
eral indifference with which they recsived the
reports.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-02

Word TO TRAvELLERs.--we have word
to saw in favor of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
1t was the pioieer line westward. and Is the
..old reliable route to ST. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
the pas, year. We believe that the Missouri Pa
cific railroad has the best tract and the finest
and safest equippmcn, Of any NE West Of the
Mississippi. 1t is TIE only line which runs
tRee daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers. equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the lead
ing points in the West, through Kansas City,
SedaIia and Jefferson City, without change,
connecting 4 st. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north, east and south
Particular information, with maps. time n.
ble.. ETC.. may BE- had 1t the various through
ticket" railroad stations In the west, or upon
personal or written application to G. H. BAx
ter, western passenger agent, Kansas City
No.. or z. A. Ford. general passenger agent
ST. Louis. No. dtdi
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The Fastest TIxE on RECORD FRoM The
MISSISSIPPI RIVER To New York AND BosToS.
BY special arrangement. on and after sun
day. August Sd, a lightning express train viii!
run between st. Louis. Quincy and New York.
and Boston via Toledo. Wabash and Western,
Lake Shore, and New York Central roads.
Leaving ST. Louis and Quincy IN the evening.
Immediately after the arrival Of trains from
the west. stopping only at the principal sta
tions, and arriving at Toledo for breakfast :
passing along the shore Of lake Erie by day
light. and arriving a; New York Grand Cen
trail Depot a, l0:l5 next morning. This time
Is over eight hours in advance Of Chicago
route to Toledo. Boston and New York. and
four hours and forty minutes quicker to De
troit: also from three 10 ten hours quicker to
above poin,s::than ell other competing lines.
Tickets for sale at all principal offices in the
west. G. W. Burrows, Gen'l Sup't. Lafayette;
J. 5. Lazarus. Western Ag't. Kansas City; W.
l.. Malcolm. Gen'i Pass. Ag't, Toledo.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-R. II. BisHor. c w
s WELLS ED WHITMAN, CHARLES HANiiS-
Police Judge-S. r. CARROLL.
tlerk-ED.IS r. B"wES
Treasurcr-L. H. MAsffrT.
Harsi.al-tHAs Z. HCs-EY.
De,Iaiy Marshai-A- Sorruwicx.
tfiy kt:orGey-f. A. NiLnSAS.
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Farmers Twin. near Solomon City and the
mill just thus side Of the county line. come to
Salina to sell their grain and get their grist
ground. They can get cash for their grain
and much better prccs-and their girls; ground
when they want il. They evidently prefer to
come where the business is done: where they
can sell their produce where mills are rum
Ming continually. and they are not called upon
to help start the machinery to have their grist
ground; where they can purchase bill OF
goods for less money than within few miles
from home. and where they are perfectly sat-
istied that they have been hcnorabiy and fair
" dealt with. We make these statements up
on facts which are Of every day occurrence !;
and not upon the single incident where a man
finds that he has made mistake, against him
self, in weighing. and then to hide his chagrin,
runs down the street assuring the DOING shop,
men that he is giving more pounds for dol
lar than is giyeb at Salina. - =; =
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NorIcE.-we will repair an Wheeler 4 viii
son sewing machines in our territory, nee Of
|charEe-whether bought Of us or NOT,
3t FAssEI1 & BOWEN.
The money crash does not prevent Mr.. F.
Goodnow from shipping large quantities Of
the best lumber to his yards, and giving the
best Of bargains.
The ladies are respectfully invited to call and
see Ira L. Carver's grand stock Of ladies' shoe
the best made, the cheapest, the most stylish
ever brought to this market. He also has a
splendid stock Of rubber goods, men and boys
boots and shoes.
Mr.. Locke will meet all those DESTROYS Of
joining his singing class at the Presbyterian
church. on Monday evening Oct. 9th. at half
past o'clock Terms Of tuition will be So for
q term of twenty-four lessons, payable in adj
vance.
The following are the proceedings of the
Grand Lodge Of the State Of Kansas. X. OF p.
held at Leavenworth last week. referring to
our deceased fellow towRsman. G. G. Lowe.
Vice Grand Chancellor Of the Grand Lodge at
the time Of his death:
The memorial Of the Grand Chancellor rela-
tive to the decease Of Vice Chancellor Lowe.
late of Salina was received with great interest.
The hall was draped inmOurning out of respect
to the dead. and the chair Of the Vice Chancel-
lor clothed in black AID left vacant during the
session. A committee was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions in relation to the deceease
Of brother Lowe.
We learn from Mr.. d. 5. DodlSshat an ex-
q los Saturday
The fire originated in the b6iIding in the rear
Of the old Guh House, .&om.the attempts of a
woman to start fiye with the assistance OF
the kerosene oil can/ She was successful. and
several buildings were burned. The business
portion Of the town was only saved by the
utmost exertiOns of the citizens. The wOman's
clothes caught fire from the explosion and she
was so badly burned before help could reach
her that her life is dsspairsd of. The loss will
reach about $500.
From special correspondent We learn that
lively race was run on Saturday, Sept. Goth
over the Smoky Hill course" tthTee miles
east, in l.. F. Parsons neighbOfhood) the
stakes being a small herd of ca,tk. Race. hall
mile heats-best two in three run by George
Snyder's three year-old stallion, :" Blunt AMI
VIM. Livinsston's two-ycar old, bay filley
..Highayer.' The race vs. won by the lat
ter in two Straight hea,st The correspondent,
saws OF Tire animal. 'sshe is a marc Of grea
promise. AMI little Jack splendid rider. Hi
wild halion. on passing his antagonist. seem'
TO he appreciated by the noble filley. and she
reaches out to full twenty feet on III. outcome.
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Nem advertisements.
Serrice By Publications.
Di.Sict Court Fssfssnn Jsdieisi Distrief, State q

Edward Duranf.
GeorEs Denne. and
VIM Hogben,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Thomas Padgetf,
Defendant
The state 81 Kansas said sefen.lant Thomas Pad
g-,t of parts withcu; the State u Kansas You are
hereby notified that you have bern sued. thtt sad
plsin s did, ON the 81 day of September I..3 h,-
their petition and affidavit for order Of attachment OF
vour property in the DistriS; Court Of Saline county,
Kansas pray Ing judgment against you tor slt and IN
tcrr-t for mo by you, from them wrong;ully taken
and converted 20 your own and sb>cond-j with,
and that you must the petition filed by plain
ts on or before the 18Th day Of October. 1873, or
aid petition will he takes a. true, and judgment az
aforr.aid will be rcsdere,i accordingly, together with
sn order Of sale of sail property starhr-l sail de-
frada.t cannot aifcr due i b. found within This
stale On the night Of the lyth Of september IS5 ne
left his last known place Of residence al saiins Kansas
and the officers Of the law have followed him out of
this state His vf- eft this state the I'D Of Sep
',ms-r s.; af,sr dsposine of thsir household goods
plaintiffs are satisfied thai he Is with his 'h!ty
iucr., (" in sd foreign state or country
JOHN FOSTER.
Attorlsy Tor Prantifs
Oc.o,er Cd sIsT3 ss-td
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lass COnyehtt0o q Tie FafnefS o. SaI1ne
Coanty. :.
Believing that the welfare Of the county demands
that the people take active steps toward putting
in the Geld his fall ticket worthy OF their support
Re fake this means Of requesting the farmers Of the
ceansy to meet in convention = the court house
in SAUNA, On -
EsssrJry. oesoser "a, his,
to make arrangements for holding the necessary pr
mary meetings and the appointment Of delegates TO
Delegate Convention Of the farmers Of saline county
for the purpose shove Indicated Let there be full
representation from every voting precinct in the
county MANY CITIZENS.
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sALlyA.K.xsAs sep,,,s,-.r

= SALISA, KANSAS, SepteE6S-r q
W. Il. sHoLL. Esq., Sir We the undersigued be-
lievne that the oee SHOULD seek Tie ma-aot the mn
the Office and ai's believing our county affairs could
run with less expense than they have been respect;
ful ask you to submit your name u candidate for
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Cs1oesed by R. I. Watson, dealer in Groceries,
RTssnaens aad Queensware, 81 Santa fe asenne
SAllxA, aug 10, 1873
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I
which is so generally repossd in him by hi.
fellow citizens.
1t now turns out that the new councilman
| lately elected at Solomon City is a colorsi eli.
izen Of that village. And thi. may account fol
the apparent chagrin contained in the Ne,rspa
per's article announcing the election. and NAV
he the ..whyfor ;" Of its lecturing the Democrats
and Liberals for voting for Republican. W,
hope the prciud;ces Of Brother Hart are MOI
the cause Of his sighings.
! A few weeks since they elected colorcd in
divitlual to the council Of solomon City. to Gil
vacancy. II is reliably stated nov that h
has signitisd his intention of resigning. as it il
not compatible with the true dignity OF fre'
and independent Niger to place himself o,
the same plane with such trash as his white as
sociates. To save our free Institutions, he vii
surpnder his stewardship.
! The type and other material Of the Kassa
Monitor was moved TO Topeka on Tuesday
give tina, paper liberal support in considerable,
Of its bsing located there. and this with o;he
extensive patronage promised. has induced tn
proprir,ors Of the Monitor to change the plac
Of publication. This being the only Sweie pc
per in Kansas. the capitol city would seem {,
, be the proper place for its location.
On last Monday while gen:lsaan by tn
name Of Highly was leading aher,e BY lara
attached to the saddle in vtiich lie was riding
he received severe ard most likely fatal inju
ry. by his horse spris*ins suddenly forward =
as to turn the ssSd.e uader his belly. Highly
head s:rikinSk he ground. iacera,ing the sesls
iniuring thfsku!l and causing conclusion q
the brain.t DIR. Stearns Of Brookvillc and d.
} Daily Of Saiina were called to render srrs;cs
assistance.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-24
Ght 99ailp Argns,

Among radicals in Illinois Senator John
A. Logan is kasier William. He orders,
without qualifications, favorites appointed
to office, newspapers not to say ANYTHING
against the salary steal, and bosses things
generally in the radical camp, his word
being law. Thus, in the appointment of
the pemtentlary commission, our friend
General Lippincott, suggested very good
man for the position of commissioner
waiter L.. Mayo, ofEdwards county,. and
Notwithstanding Governor Beveridge pro.
tested that he had promised the position
to Llpplncott and his man, Logan was in
exorable, and ordered the appointment of
Joe Wham, of Marion county, of Teuton-
Sioux four hundred thousand dollar Indian
appropriation notoriety, and governor Bey-
erldge appointed him. Wham is a Young
man, has worked very hard for the repub-
llean party by holding office ever since he
became eighteen years of age, and is a good
fellow, because he holds office. This ON
nlpotent senator notifies a certain newspa-
per not thousand miles from Springfield,
from his room at the Leland, that if it did
not support the salary steal and salary
stealers, an organ rejecting the views of
the great republican party would at once
be established next door to it" and the
aforesaid newspaper supports. Everything
comes dow" to this senator, who accord
ing to Bob Ingersoll, has the most intel
lectual voice in the United States.-Ws.
State Register.
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Ny journal abounds with similar letters, all OF
which I guarantee to be genuine and written by
the persons whose name they bear.
Do not suffer yourself to be imposed on Don't
be drawn away after new and doubtful expert
ments- Don't risk your health by letting noyces
experiment upon you with their trash
My sarsaparilla has stood the test of twenty five
years it is stin the sarsaparila of the day and Of
the age towering over sill others in popularity and
its curative qualities
Avoid all those who are trying TO palm of on
you other extracts of Sarsaparilla so-called. Re
member il is Dr.. John Bulls sarsaparila of Louis
vile, Ky, that is the old and reliable remedy for
impurities of the blood and scrofuleus affections.
Always bear that in mind
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-05-24
Ague and Fever.

The proprietor Of this celebrated medicine Justly
claims for it superiority over all remedies
ever offered to the public for the safe certain
dy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever, or
Chills and Fever, whether of short or long stand
ing He refers to the entire Western and South
ern country to bear him testimony to the truth Of
the assertion that IN no case whatever will it fail
to II the directions strictly followed and
carried out In great many cases a single dose
has been sufficient for a cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with perfect
restoration OF the general health 1t is. however.
prudent, and in every case certain Of cure If
its use is continued in smaller doses for week or
two after the disease has been checked. more es-
pecially in difficult and long standing cases Usu-
ally this medicine viii not require any aid to keep
the bowels in good order. Should the patient
however require a cathartic medicine after having
taken three or four doses Of the tonic single
dose of Bulls Vegetable Family Pills will be sufi-
cient