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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~. At Public snle.

VIII be sold at Public Sale, on Thursday, January
23d 1873 at the public house OF James Lancaster IN
CentTeyille, Dell the Real Estate OF Hickland Gould
deceased situated near Centrevile, in ChriRtiana
Hundred, containing ITO Acres and 81 Perches. A
portion Of 1t Is young and thriving timber, the bal
ance III in good state of cultivation, divided into
convenient fields, well watered. The quality of the
land is good and the situation ia healthy, and
venent to schools churches, mills, and market, he
ing within six miles of Wilmington, three of du-
Points powder works and two of Jessup MOores
paper mills. This property is well worthy the atten-
tion of those wanting home, or capitalists who
want an investment tas 1t is an undivided estate, and
will positively be sold in order 10 settle up the
tate. ANY person Wishing to view the property can
be accommodated by calling on David W. Taylor,
living on the premises. For further particulars ap-
ply TO j. POULSON CHANDLER,
who is authorized TO act for the heirs.
Sale to commence at O'Clock p M
Sale positive. jan7-ts THE HEIRS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

Co-PARTNERsHIP.-The partnership Of W. A.
Turner & Co. having expired by limitation. a
new one has beon formed under the same name
for conducting the manufacture and sale OF boots
and shoes at the same place, 210 West ThiHi
street They have increased their room and en-
lArged their facilities for business, while their
work is equal to the best turned ont in any city.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

THy ELRGRAPH NG.-superlor facilities for learn
ing teegraphing In Benefits Telegraph once,
lOJ Walnut st, Philadelphia. Reduced rates TO those
posseasing soIne knowledge of telegraphing.
sAAsN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
LOCAL IRTELLIGEHCE.
Railroad HSsr~
Tatrss EnAyH wunsnaeFoE

at-l5,aH TRknza LnAvH wunsne9oR.
Fss Rkiladslphas--Ls5. 49, $50 $40, 1aso q n !
lasa. aeas &ea. asa. ZIG. lass > m sanaays
&sea. p N
Fov Ess Yert-l.s5 = m lsso and E5op N
E5r Bzttim0rs-Ia5s. aesRad 1ees = n; l-ss and
Eli p. Ia
~ iks Dslas.ass R R.-laSs. s.4e and lols 8 N I:
FOr Z Sss ossiis-iSSts sso, iOio a m. and Ils
as pm afrr
ri ooasasvEis--s.se. A. M.And and P. NJ. ns
hrst tEo run through % Readins.
Fw W q y n R-lAErkst St, Dspot.l So
l0.4o q. m, and % p. m al
LzkvE PHILADELPHIA FoR WILMINGTON.
\ 1sso $50, sf1d las a m 12l5 1880, Sc, Se9
500, 81 lo.ih and ilsO ?. M Sundays loib. .iis0 D
.T-9ll fRAuss AaaIvz Az vu&matoN. j.
FrOH ,DiszEs 4 k.--sss tf-Om New Ca g
i0lb 9. N. as. $50 and i0s0 pm Cine two iAftef
are freight with passenger car altaohed.l
From ". = R R--21s and ll.ls, 4 n. and ais
.. m The SIS g. d. only nlas from C0atesytlle.
FFom PAftadstphia-la4s, 1 IS, s.k6 a m l2.09
Liz, a05, s.45. 500, ais 500. l0s0 Sunday l24s
IN, and tO.30 D. N.
7 .ftoHs @ v. e Y. R. R-(Market ST. DepOp 1855 q
m, AIS and Gle pm.
sw- See time tables for further Particular
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

MANAGERS WILxnSToN KENNETH PKE--The
following is list OF the managers OF the Val
mington and Kepnett Turnpike Ior 1878, elected
on Monday William OAnby, President; s. Floyd,
Secretary and Treasurer Edward BriDshurst,
James DelaplAin, j. Poulson Chandler, N. 8
Chandler, Irene DUPONT, Charles Green. Sam
uel d. Newton, James Bratton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
wINsTRUcTIoS IN

EH-LNSTRUcTIOH IN
.- DRAWING ANB PAINTING
a ply TO A. 7, SCOTT, Room No. 9, 8. W, corner
OF Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
LembeT 10th, at N O'Clock. sepb-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
wKHoLKsALk AKD RE7AIL

Eg-A Esss Beautyfsihg Agent. Al Dehtrinces had
their draSbaeks, until the salnbrtops BARK OF tllt
parfect the fragrant SOZ0DoNT, the most delight
faI article for the teeth that brush was ever dpped
inea
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
8aarGtng.

gentleman and wife can be &c
b commodated with large unfurnished front
nov-q2-tf 2si wALNUT ST.
IpOARDINg-For GENTLEMEN at
y sepl6-tf s1R KING STREET.
D0ARDING-At4 AT Aarket street, table board
Id furnished. augs0-tf
Is apr9-sm 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
Gleftintl Hutifes.

AIUTICE-E -ELECTIoN.-The Annual Meeting OF
~ the Stockholders Of the Bakers Union, win be
held on Thursday 9th inst, evening at.Tk O'Clock,
at their meeting room, for the election OF officers
and Board OF Directors 70 serve for the ensuing
year. 1ans-6t r. r. GRIFFITH, seey.
AJoTICR-WILMINGTON a WESTERN X H.,
~ CO-Annual Meeting OF Stockholders.-Hotice
is hereby given that the Annual meeting of the
Stockholders OF the wilmington 4 Western II. X.
Co.. for the election of Directors and the transaction
of such other business may be presented, VIII be
held at the Companys ONCE, IN Wilmington, on
Monday, Jan. 18th, 1873, al l2 O'Clock, N.
dec90-tm W. II. CONNEL1a See'y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
u-cHA RLES RA BINORT, No. 10 y est Eighth 81
(Allmoud Building,) Ind door from shlpley.

for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
Fashionable and Neat Fitting Boots and Shoe
made 10 order and warranted. well telectet
stuck of Machine Sewed Boots Shoes and Cater
just received, which viii be sold st very reas abh
prices.
Repairing win be done neatly AMI duaLly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

We call attention to the meeting Of the Hid
torical Society, this evening.
On Wednesday evening Of next week, Abrs-
ham Literary Association purposes tn argue tie
question, ''Should there be separate school
syBtem in Delaware 2" The debaters will id
clude A. b. MCPHERSON, VIM. Draper, r. II. ATi
derson, and Peter s. Blake
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
New AdveriisemenI., rails bay.

Georgia Minstrels at Grand Opera House.
O. -psTtnership nOtice--W A.Turner ca
Ctfg Items-VaTis1s parties.
HardEare-Truman a shaw.
Hoop skirt manufactofy-FL L Frank.
Human halr-Julia Pursali
Statemeni-DeiawareC City National Bank.
Fine Teas L Houston, Jr,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

N a
DELAWARE CITY, in the State OF Delaware, At
the close OF business on the 2Ith day OF December
1s72
Loans and Discounts, STl,1st I6
OverdraTts. 1866 sB
u S. Bonds to secure Circulation, 62, ,0DO.UO
Other Stocks Bonds and Mortgages, IL 3Bl.H
Due from Redeeming and reserve Agents 2,1Q2.u
Due from National Banks, 2O32. rs
Due from State Banks and Bankers 2,4bT 81
Banking House, 100000
Furniture and FtXtureH 1,04S. ~
Current Expenses, l,5Ts.82
Taxes Paid, l93.B
Cash Items Qncluding stamps), 1,2ss,g
Bills OF National Banks 2,s890 %
Bills of State Banks, .Sl.W
Fractional Currency Qncludng Nickels), l12 q
Specie COIN, S50.5O
Legal Tender Notes, l5,s54.OO
---.-- sl,s,O9J6s
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid in, $sO.OOOOp
Surplus Fund, l,9l2.3B
Discount, 2,a62ye
Exchange, 1852 ~
Interest, l,2i6.9O
iPr0nt ana LOSS, I2b.A
National Bank Circulation outstanding, bl,G7400
Dividends unpaid, 6l.R
Individual Deposits 29.22t is
Due TO National Banks 9,l35.IB
Due TO State Banks and Bankers 600 2S
SIS, 60
State Of Delaware, County of New Castle So:
l. William w. Ferris, cashier Of "The Delaware
city National Bank" do solemnly swear that the
above eet ths e. best 81 y Eao%Sedge
subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day
OF January, 1873. FRANCIS MCINTIRE,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
BARNsS Jar pEffYaHo EkRYsoLD, Dlrectora
CLEMENT REEVES, }
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
INJECTION NOTICE.
II FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
WnNMeroN Dslaware,l

Dec. 18th, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting
OF the Stockholders OF this Bank will be held at the
Banking House, on TuesdRy, the l4th day OF Janua-
ry, 1873 between the hours Of and O'Clock. p. N.
for the purpose OF electing nine stockholders 10
serve as Directors the ensuing year.
decl3-te GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG. Cashier.
RJOTICE-The animal meeting of the Farmers
IN Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of the State
OF Delaware, (formery OF MIL Greek Hundred.) will
be held At the Office Of the Company, No S3s Market
street Wilmington. Del, on MONDAY, the 18th day
(2d Monday Of January, 1873 At 10 o'clock A. M at
which time election foF II Managers, OF the Com
pany for the ensuing year will be held, and one
years interest all deposit notes will be payable.
The agents of the Company are authorized 10 re-
ceiVe the dues OF members
JESSE SHARPE, Pres,t.
&. X. SMITH, Secy, dec30. .d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
~ ThR PHILApELgHIA. WILMINGTON

a BALTIMORE RAILROAD CO., |
PHILADELPHIA, Dec u, 1879
The Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of this
Company, and an election of Directors will take
place at the 0fiice OF the Company in wilmington,
Delaware, on Monday, the 18Th OF January, ct II p.
M dec9s-tm ALFRED HoRNER, Secy.
NOTICE : WILMINGTON READING RAIL
IN ROAD Co--The annual meeting OF stockhOd-
and election of Directors Will be held OF the Of
tice Of the company In Coatesville, Pa on Tuesday
deciS-tm W. s. HILLEs, secy. ,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
L w. sFEDhAM a SON.
Zeal Estate Agents. AnctiOneers
Z No, HI EpSt Fourth Street,

The highest cash price paid for all kinds Of
second hand furniture by L. W. StidhAm Il Son,
Auct0neers, Ill t. Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
Also, all kinds Of secondhand furniture for sale.
20 l., ID .=. .sNg. =,. 5l Oct26-8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
for ReHt.

UNoR RENT-A new two-story, 7 roomed -
Il Orick house, near Sixth and Jackson Ap- III
ply to ISAAC 7. PYLE,
INoR RENT-A three-story brick house, No -
L 3, West Fourth street, Appiyto2 ,.,,o, IL
at r. r. ROsinsOn 4 CO.'S, Fourth and Marie. sts
janth
HNoR RENT.-A newly built house and store -
II in Odessa, IL Is a frstrate stand for any Ha
business and Ia nicely ntted up part OF the DWELL
ing and store would be rented. There Is irst-rate
cellar under the store. NO o6jec ion 70 business
Apply to j. j. CALLAHAN,
EJNoR RENT-Th, store and cellar No, 2ls Market
street, now in the occupancy OF George Drake
Dry Goods store. Enquire OF ,..,..u.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG
Jan2,u First National Bank.
HNoR RENT-A wheelwright and blacksmith shop
Il in the iOurishing village of Landenbere, Ches-
'ed dSSs.-if g. T. Apply 70 HENRY BURNETT.
ENoR RHNT-A dwelling and few acres OF "A
4, land In Brandywtne Hundred fine, healthy III
location excellent view of wilmington, Delaware
River and great extent OF country. suitable foT
summer residence Also, truck farm South Of the
city. Apply to Benjamin Elliott, orto ,,,on
deeBo-dtfAw2t Third and King Streets.
HLVOR kENT-We offer for light manufacturing
L aud other purposes, elegant I'd. 80 aud AN story
to rent on SeSy reasonable Terms, for one OF more
years. will rent rooms separately or several together
aud II needed to accommodate renters, might put
Some can 6e mad Immediately aud others March
25th, SI3.
Please call early and examine rooms.
ID. IL. KENT q CO.,
dec19-tf No 200 to 2l8 shipley street.
ENoR RENT.-Dwelllng House No. 1906 Delaware
H Avenue, II rooms, with all the modern I'M
provements; Possession given on the 9bth OF March
next. Apply TO CLEMENT b. SMITH,
dec2,tf sls West Street.
| LNoR RENT-Iarge fourth-story room with anti
IL roomA suitable for societies. Apply 10
RICHARDSON a H0oPES,
nov25-tf s02 Market street.
| VNoR RENT. - The southside room, under the
| II Mansard roof OF the Masonic Han. The room ls
Il about 6lx3O ft. Apply TO ii. b. McINTIRE,
| n0v.15-tf 2Ot Market Street.
/ WNOR RENT-The large and elegant Easements
/ E of upper stores, Masonic Temple Apply to
q. WoRRaLL,
aug94-tf R2O aud 22S Market.
| UNUR SALE-The two-stOried building, and q
| II lot back, situated IN orange street be- HI
| tween Third and Fourth, adjoining the SOAP and
Candl Mandatory. This property has front on
Orange street OF GO feet running back that width 81
feet. The tuiliing by little alteration would MAKE
| a large machine shop or would do for many uther
manufacturing purposes. For terms inquire OF
| h. ID. HICKS,
jsn7-w4stml No. sOI W. Sixth ST., VII. Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
HARD D WARE. =
WILLIAM H. BILLANY.
ala Market Street, Wilmington, Del.

We invite attention TO our stock OF Building a
Hardware, Paints, Glass, &c, which We are 81
selling at very low prices. We have In stock -
full line of nails, locks, latches bolts, hinges, q
sash-weghts, white lead, oil, glass, &c. carpenters
tools; DtsstOn's hand rip, erOas-cut and mill saws
squares, bevels, &c. Beatty's axes and hatchets;
CrOssmans and Butchers chisels, planes, augur and
augur bits; table and pocket cutlery rubber belt
ing and steam packing; agent for Home Washer
and Sherman C-OtheB WrinRer Rp14,1yW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
8. R. SMITH. sec'y.

~ WILMINGTON, Dec. n, 1879.
stockholders In the Wilmington Kennett Turn
pike Company, are hereby notified that an election
for the choice OF ten Managers 70 serve for the
sulng year will be h. Id at the Oce of the Delaware
Fire Insurance Co., No. COS Market street, Mon
day, the 9th Of January next between the hours Of
VI three and four O'clock p. NJ.
dec2s-eod s. FLOYD, secy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
Bank Statements.

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "TilE
ID DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, Al
DELAWARE CITY" in the State Of Delaware, al
the close Of business on the 9Th day OF Decenber
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

800 TO $3.50 gF mS1ta % aggHss sTssy
where selling our new seven strand White PLatidn
Clothes Lines Sell readily at every house. Samples
free. Address the GRARD WIRE MILLS, Philsdel-
pdia, Pa. ian2b-e0w-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
ELRUTION.
uNInN NATIONAL RANK.

~ UNION NATIONAL BANK, /
OF WILMINGTON, December l2th, 1872. 4
Notice Ia hereby given. that the annual stock
holders meeting. for the election OF nine Directors
to serve for the ensuing year, Will be held at the
banking House,on Tue day,the 14th day Of January
next, between the hours OF two and four O'Clock In
the az ernoOn. JOHN PEOPLES,
dec12-eOdte Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

UYANTBD-A purchaser for one Of the best az
w ranged museums. in point OF numbers that
can be found consisting OF birds animals, reptiles
&c., from all parts OF the known world. Also, q
nne collection of life size wax figures correct ike
nesseB OF some OF the most cruel and mysterious
murderers and other noted characters in war crime
and history, on record. Also. very rare collection
OF other wonderful curosties Of interest," this
il q chance seldom met with. .a
Old or young that have not seen the Museum
should NOT fail TO do while an opportunity tB af-
forfied It Is open for inspection fromT A. n, TIL
TO- P. NJ, No 2OT and 200 W. Fourth street. WI
mingtou. Del.
jan7-2m ", IL. CHADWICK, Proprietor.
w CARPET RAILS,
For which the highest cash price will he paid. Ap-
ply TO p. HASSOS.
md and Orange Streets,
oct23-d&w,r Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
a'artuersllip ayutifes.

NoTlCE-The partnership of W. A. Turner Il Co.
IN having expired by limitation, the subscribers
have, This day formed limited partnership under
the nrm name OF w. A. Turner a Co, for the con-
tnuation Of the manufacture and sale Of Boots and
Shoes, atNo. 210W. Third street, wilmington, Del.
The general partner is W. A. Turner of Wilmington.
Delaware, and the special partners are: James II.
Wilson, OF WinBOw d Wilson, OF New YORK; Lao
lehman, OF Bulge, Schih a Co., Bankers, New
York and l.. Cooper Overman is Engineer Corps
The said special partners James II. Wilson and Leo
cash, and the said special partner L. Cooper over
man contributing seven thousand nve hundred dol
lars in cash TO the common stock OF the said firm
The said partnership will commence from date and
terminate January 1Bt 1876
W. A. TURN ER, General Partner.
JAS. II. WILSON. ! o,,
/ cooPER ovRRMAN Partners.
WILMINGTON, Jan. !, 1873. ian9-2t
N IssoLUTIoN OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.
~ WILMINGTON, DBL, Dec. 81, 1879.
The firm OF Pusey. Scott 4 Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
ISRAEL PUsEY,
- JAMES SCOTT
JNO M. SCOTT,
W. Y. WARNER
Co-PARTNERsHIP.
WILMINGTON, DEL., Jan /, 1872
The undersigned have this day entered into Co
ness at the corner OF Third and Madison Sts., vii
mlngtOn. Del, under the irm name OF Pusey, Scott
4 Co. JAMES SCOTT,
ftH- ST. .---E' JOHN N. BCCTT,
WA Y WARMER,
Janl-lmd LH.z.- WINFIELD SCOTT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
1ipideud Aotiffs.

ID = = : NEW CASTLE COUNTY !
u 9 FATIokAL BAN4 oF sI oBkssA; ,sT ,;s-a
The Directors have this dsy. declared a Dividend
q ave ss H Ssgsbs st s sla a. er a ne 81
jams J. 1. GIBSON, Cashier.
u BANK OF EILMINeToN, Ia, AND |
WILMINGTON. DEL, Jan. 2, isIs,l
The BOARD Of DlTectora have ths DAY dsslsFyd :
able on and after the 10Th inst, clear q taxes
JAMS 9t X. RICE, Cashier.
nv 0Ti6f-Ths COMMITTEES 10 settle tie Affairs OF
GN the Agricultural society Of New Castle Counti
snare, payable = the once o. the Treasurer;
A. H. GRIMSHAW,
No. west Third street
Ianl-2v wilmington, Del
ID THR PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD 90, /
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2ist, 1879,
The Board OF Directors have deela ed semi an
nual Dividend OF four per cent on the Capital stock
Of the Company, payable on and afsef ne Stn Oi
tSsi dseal.iss sS''' A. HoRNER, sscy.
m Buftffs.
NIoTIcE-HIsToRICAL soCIETY.-A meeting
P. Il. jsns.2t JOSEPH R WALTER secy.
NJoTIOR-The members Of RESCUE COUNCIL,
IN No. O. JR., o. U. A. M are hereby notified that
the meetings OF Council will be nsld hereAftef at
No. 6ll Market street. BY order o. a ne s CoqnSil
jans-Rt v. HARhlSON, n ..
lSWTofTcF Animal Session OF the Grand
II Losiee knights OF Pythias OF Delaware, viii be
keld In K OF p. HAL, Morrow Building, whining.
ton on the third wednesday, being the 10th DAY OF
Jsaasry, 1914 Il 10 ocioeks A; n
'sh-s-'A ~ &. :. & and @ 9.
NfOTiCR-The undersigned gives special ssten;
~ ton 70 FeDiHg houses, collecting rents ana
bills Prompt returns made, Reference given II
required. EVANS PENNINGTON,
Real Estate Agent,
Room No. /, Almond Buildings
jans+6t corner Eighth and Market.
/ hJoTIOR-A special met ting OF tho members Of
/ IL the wilmington Institute, to consider q pro
/ posed change in the organization OF the In
stitution. viii be held in the L1rary hoom lnsu-
/ tute Building on Thursday evening, January sth,
| al " O'Clock. By order OF the President
| JOS. A. RICHARDSON
/ jan2-t9 Recording kecr
| NJ oTICR-Ths Fifth Annual Convocation Of the
IN Grand Chapter of the State OF Delaware will
| be held ct Dover on the 3D. Wednesday, being the
10Th day or January, 1873. ,,.,o.,.. r, =,
/ dec24-u j. P. ALMOND, @. s
Having sold my interest in the Coal Business to
| A. N. KEITHLRR,
Who win continue the business At the old stand,
EE- ooRsER FRONT AND WEST SITS,
| l cheerfully recommend him TO my customers and
TO the publcgeneraly, worthy OF their patronage
take pleasure In thanking my customers for theiI
patronage In the past.
| am, very respectfully,
PSI will remain at Mr. Keltnlers once for the
purpose of settling up my business. decT-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of all derange-
ments In the stOIn-
aeh, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgatiye.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or min
eral whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
nH LV ahafn sfpna1u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

HNoR RENT.-A newly built house and store -
n IN Odessa, IL Is irst-rate stand for any Ha
business and IA nicely ntted up; part OF the DWELL
ing and store would be rented. There Is a trstrate
cellar under the store. NO objee ion 70 business.
Apply 70 j. j. CALLAHAN,
lana-7t' Odessa, DEL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-09

ENOR RENTED store and cellar No. 21s Market
street, now in the occupancy OF George Drake,
Dry Goods store. Enquire of
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
jan2u First National Bank
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05
LAND DAMAGES. .

No one thing is more annoying to all
parties interested, than the adjustment
of railroad: land damages; but it is easily
to be seen that the community which is
the most liberal in its action upon these
matters receive the most favors from the
roads, They have and will induce other
roads with less difficulty, to come to
them. When people throw every OBJ
stac!c possible in the way of an AMIGA
bic adjustment ofright of way damages,
they not only hinder roads which seek to
benefit them, but do much to prevent
the building of other roads which they
desire to bring here. In the award which
has been made by the commissioners TO
assess damages for the II. 5. 4 a. V. Il.
W., there is no doubt that the Holden
road and the Kansas Central will feel
that Saline county extends to them a
hearty invitation to extend their lines OF
the roads to Salina. This invitation is
more emphatic than if made in words
without being backed by similar actions.
"a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05
SALIVA 10 HAVE A FIRE ENGINE.

Tho storm Of Monday prevented q
very Enthusiastic election on tho bond
question. Only about l20 votes were
polled. The proposition TO issue s4,-
500 in bonds Of this city tor tho pur-
chase OF Bsbcock Fire Engine, carried by
= majority Of 5l-the vote standing So
for and 81 against The proposition to
issue 5000 in bonds, for constructing
sewers, WAS defeated by = majority of
S9-thc vote being 80 for and Is against.
We are glad that the people havo at last
become awakened TO the dangers they
have experienced BY having no fire ap-
parstus. The Babcock engine is highly
recommended and We have no doubt but
that it will give great satisfaction. The
wild reasoning of the temporary editor
Of the Herald of wock before last seems
TO have had no effect upon the voters, as
we thought would be tho Case. The
bonds for sewers werc dcfcsted for two
reasons: Tho voters generally thou. int
that the amount was not sufficient to
construct good sewers that tho en-
CINE was most important. aad that we
could not afford the expense of both.
We hope that our young men will now
organize IN effective fire company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-05
What lt Means.

The Atchison Champion Of a recent
date, noticing the presence Of Mr.. s. C..
Pomeroy in AtchisOn for couple Of
days, says:
"As the Champion stated some weeks
ago, Mr.. Pomeroy has fully determined
never to have any connection with or
part in politics. lie will devote his at
tcntion hereafter to his private busi-
ness affairs, and has abandoned politics
forever"
We have no doubt the ChdmpsoS IS
correct Mr.. Pomcroy has done % great
many foolish things, but We give h'm
credit tor more sense than to attempt To
again enter the arena Of Kansas politics.
The limitations that he will attempt to
do so are put forth, doubtless, by a set
Of political and financial dead beats who
arc attempting to wiring few dollars
moro out of the old man before he final
~ disappears from the stage altogether.
They have plucked him heretofore, and
they will keep on trying 10 do it as
long as he has cent left that they think
they gct.-LawreNce .JowrHdl
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them, after giving up all hopes, and then
came forward and held out his hand to
his visitors. Then two of his wavrors,
FIVE squaws and seven children darted
out and joined in the surrender Jack
is about 40; no is FIVE feet eight inches
high and well built; he has . large and
we'll formed face, full Of iadisiduality.
Although dressed in old clothes, he
looks every inch q chief; he docs not
speak TO any one. The Modocs arc
grouped in field near the house, and
arc surrounded by guards. Spectators
peer in Jacks fac with the most eager
interest, but he hccds thcm not. He Is
still as statle.
1t is certainly great relief to kno"
that this brief but bloody warts over
The disasters of the MOdocs will pro-
baby have good effect in preventing
other xarlike demonstrations on the
part of other bands Of Indians, in the
west.