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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-01-23
Dominique LaIanne, ct ais, VS.. No.e,.,
Agnclly.

ATHFTTy.
YOUR De DISTRICT. PAROISEE sT IAN
" dry.-NO. 123GS.-En vcrtu dun ordrr do aisle
It de yentc lance par HONORABLE In HnitiGnp
Cour de District, dams ct pour la parOise ST. I'm
dLy, dams lie process c~i-iess1s %intitule, ct d moi
IL la MaisOn de Cour de la dite paroisSr. dams i,
vile des Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, Z FevrierII874
4 ONE hellres du matin, la proprietG ci-apres
iGCrite, SAVIOR: "p''4
Tn lot de terre situe dams In Vile de Woshi,p-
ton, dams la dite parOisse, avec toutes les BATHS
Ses ct amellOrations qui sly trOuvent, borne 4
Iouest par Ia rue st. Michel, au nord par Simon
propriGt6 dc Nine. Wallace, 6tant la meme pro-
prlete achctC par n.y., les vendcurs, a unc vcntc
lie Sheriff, ct appartenant Mncienncmept \ IT.
Smith.
SaiSi dams lie process cidessus.
COnditi0nS.-Comptant
E.. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
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NOUR DE PAROIsSIt, ST. LANDRY.-No.
~ 1157.-En vertu dun writ dc fieri facias, lance
par1hOnorable La COurde Paroisse, dams ct pour"
IA Plroissc st. Landry, dams lc process cl-desSlis
%intitult, ct il moi adreSsG, je YCndr;ii en- veIte pn-
blique, au plus OffInnt cncbGrisSCllr, Il Ia Maiso1s
de Cons dc In dite parOiSse, en- la vile fOpe-
lousas, fe SAMEDI. 7 FGvricr, 1874, q ONE
hcurcs du matin, III prOpliGtG ci-apreS decrlte'
SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de tcrrc nlestIsnt denx
arpents ct demi de face par q~laranto en- pro
fondcur, borne au nord par -, n Test par
OntZimc r. Guidry, au sud par Madame TreyillG
GuIdry, ct Quest par lc bayou Pl%aquemine Bru-
ee, dams Ia paroiSSe st. Landry.
Saisies daf4s lie process ci-dessrls.
C0nditions-COmptaht.
+. o. HAYES, SHERIFF.
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ltlNRf
GOtR DE DISTRICT. PAROTSsE ST. Ian.
trE.-N" l2}6G.-En vrrtu dun ordrc dc Si,isi
ct &c Ecntc, lance par lhOn0rahle Ia HuitiEInr
'onr lie District de IEtHt de la Louisiana, dana
81 pour Ia ParoiSsc st. Landry. dams lr process
rl1ltNSuS lhtitulf. ct Il moi adrcSs6. lie nroctdrr,i
i VtnGIr a rcnran public. a la Mafson de Com
,' IL tltc nlrolSSr. dams Ia willie DIES Opclousas.
le SAMEDI, T Frvrirr. 1874, 4 ONE hrurrs dr.
lnatIll, les prophecies ci-aprtS dtcritps. SAVIOR
l. Tn moroccan de terrc boisGe. rolltrn3nt cent
trelzc acres, sitnt en- rc1tc paroisSr, dams IL
township clllq, lln@te trUiS est, de lanurIIc ~
2T2Wll est dams la section S0iXantc-SriZc, ct Ga 8I1NO
est ii pilrtir Sud-ourst dc Ia section soixantp.
irons, ct borne nord ct est par les trrres de Dali
court %JOubcrt, an sud par les tcrrrs de In she.
rcSSion de ChriStoval Duprt, dGccde, ct oncst
par Dalic0urt Joubcrt,
:. IN m"rrcan de terrc boisrc, cOntcnant Gina
acres 'tant ic quart slId-ourst du quart nord-rst
(1ltCtlOncp te la section dOnze.
3. I'm moroccan de terrC boiStr, rtant 10 u,,rt
'Il quart nord-eSt, quart fractional de la section
lOizc. contrnant trcntCncufa acres.
4. Cne fraction de tcrro bOiSGe, GtantgdansIla
section dOllze. r0ntcnant ONE ct 4IIl6O acres.
don't les tltrtS ne Snnt pas guarantees.
SalSles dams lie process ci-dessus.
t0ndItlOnS-COmptant.
oc, E. o. HAYES, ShGril.
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF EGGs.-The
white of an egg has proved OF late the
most ~efieacious remedy for burns. Sew
N or eight successful applications of
this substance soothes pain and effect
ually excludes the burned parts from
the air. This simple remedy seems pref
cradle to c~0lodiQn or even cotton.
Extraordinary stories are told of the
healing properties of a new oil which is
easily made from the yolk of hens eggs.
The eggs are first boiled hard, the yolks
are then removed, crushed and placed
over a fire. where the whole substance
is just on the point Of catching fire when
the oil separates and may be poured off.
One yolk viii yield nearly two teaspoon
fuls. OF oil. 1t is In general use among
the cOlOnists of south Russia as a means
OF curing cuts, bruises and scratches.
Bound TO LAP OvER.-"Landlord,'
said a transient guest at a crossroads
tavern, as he drew near the end of his
dinner, won't you give me alittle more
pork to eat with this potato?" A little
later he said: There was more pork
than ] wanted let me trouble o for q
little more potato to eat with the pork
And shortly after: We'll, / declare, I've
got some more potato left, and it seems
q pity to leave it-just q small piece
more OF pork, il you please 1t ran on
40 for some time. AT length the land
lord stopped short in front of his guest
and remarked Look here, stranger,
faint NO use I'm willing to do ANYTHING
in reason to make that pork and potato
come out even, but I've made I'D my
| mind the way you eat it can't be did.
You're bound to lap over on one or the
other e time. Now just make nd
your mind which y0u'druther leave, and
leave it and quit. I've got enough pork
aud potatoes, but if you keep on you'll
bust,T
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Succession de Benjamin r.. white.-No.

NOUR DE PAROISSE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
teudi que James NJ. White, de III PaIOisSc
ST. Landry, ayant pr6sentG une petition a reffet
d'Gtre nOmmG administrator de Ii succession
de Benjamin r. White, dtcGdG, reinforcement de
la dite parOiSse;
En- consequence, avis est par IL present dOnne
aux int6ress6s dams ccttc succession d'avoir Il
d6duire par Gcrit Il mon bureau, dams les dix
.jOurs qui suivront III date du present avis, les
~raisOls, 81 auCTns ills ont, pour lesquelles il he
serait pas fat drOit a la demande de la dite petit
ton. W A. ROBERTSON, Greffier.
% ionC
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Ernest Potter, adm, W.. Charles Miller.

DARISH COURT, ST. LANDRT.-NO. 1I57.-
i By virtue of u writ of tieri faGias issued out
of the honorable Parish Court, in and for the
Parish of st. Landry, in the above entitled suit,
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse of said parish, in the town OF Opc-
lollsas, On SATURDAY, the It'll day of February
1874, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, the following
described property, toNyit-
A certain tract Of land measuring two and q
half aIpents front by forty i'll depth, bounded
north by -, east by OnGzime T. Guldry,
south by Madame Trcville Guidry, and west by
bayou Plaqucnine BrulGe, III the parish of St.
Landry.
Seized In the above suit.
Tcrms-Cash.
L. 0. HAYES, sheriff.
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It is precisely the proudest and most
obstinate men who are the most liable
TO shift their position and contradict
themselves /; everything is easier to
them than to face the simple fact that
they have been thoroughly defeated,
and must begin life anew.-[Gsorge
Eliot.
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ALL Ex-senator Daigle has taken
his seat in the Senate at Mechanics In
stitute. All our Senators and Repre-
scntatiYes are now in attendance there.
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SyfrOy Manuel VS.. Emile Manuel, 0Gln ,

pARISH COURT, ST. LANDRY.-No. l57O.--
4 By virtue of an order of seizure and sale, is-
sued out of the honorable Parish Court, in and
for the Parish of st. Landry, in the above enti-
sell at public sale, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House of said parish, in the t&wn of Ope-
lOusas, on SATURDAY, the It'll day of Febrt-
airy, 1874, at II O'Clock a. NJ. the following des-
cribcd property, to-wit;
A certain tractOf prltric land, mcasuringf forty
arpents, being part OF u larger tract of prairie
and woodland, bounded north by land of John
Vcillon, south by land east
by Olih6 Manuel, and west vendor.
Terms and C0nditiOns-The sum of two MIN
dreddollarS with 81 per cent. per ImnumintEjre4t
thereon from May LIST 1873, cash; and the balance
payable May 1st 1874. Purchaser, to furnish
bond with security according to law, to secure
payment of said sum.
E. 0. HAYES, Sheriff.
inn q
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All things are literally better, lowell,
or, and more beloved for the Imperfect
tons that have been diyinely appointed.
that the law of human life may be effort
and the law Of human Judgment mercy,
fRuskin.
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M 0sT or MIALAIn.-THE Under

n - OR MHSA.AHD.-THE UNDER
liz signed has lost OF mislaid the following DIES
cribed promissnly note. of which he is the owner
and holder, viz;
A note, secured by MORTGAGE, for two thous-
and dollars, dated Washington, La. 1st OF Feb
bearing eight per cent interest from maturity
made, signed and executed by Amelia Keller.
authorized hY her husband, Edward Gallegar,
payable at the office of Payne, Huntington Il Co,
in the city of New Orleans, to her own order and
endorsed by her, paTaplled NE Varictur" by
John +. Morr0ugh, Notary Public, to identify
the same with an act OF mortgage OF the SAME
date of the note.
The public are notified not to trade or negO-
tate Tor the same, as its payment has been
stopped to any other person than the under
signed. A reasonable rGward is offered to the
finder of said note who will return it to the
owner. THOS. c.. ANDERSON.
Opclolsas, January 16, 1874.
DERDU GU EGARE.-LE SOUSsIGNE
IL Il periu on Ggarr lie billet ri-aprGS dGcrit,
don't il est lie prOpri6tairc, Il saVOir:
I'm billet convert par hYpOthGQue, pour deuX
mile piastrrs, date Il Washington, Lne., lc Ter
FGVrier. 1870. du lc Ter Janvier. 1871, ct portant
intfrtt Il hUit pour cent de maturit6, fait, exc
cute ct Sign6 par Amelia Keller aItOris6e par
son GpOuX Edward Gallegar, payable au bureau
de Payne, Huntington d Co. dams Ia vile de
N0uvellc Orleans, a son prOprc nltlrc, ct endOsSG
par ellie. paTapllc "Ne Varietur" par John +.
MOrrOugh. NOtaire Public, pUpr indcntitier lc
dit billet avrc un acte d'lypOthGque de la meme
date.
lie public est notifiG de he pas nGgocicr &c
dit billet, attelldu que son Placement a etc ARE tH.
pcrSOnnc qui tr0Hvera ct rendra lie dit billet a
son prUpri6tairc.
u.s. THOs. HENDERSON.
OpelouSaS. 16 Janvier, 1874. {
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After sou are onCe awakened, he sure
III lse t1ie first consciousness ia getting
anon the floor. Ifyona allow yourself to
barley a single moment, sleep, like an
armed man, viii probably seize upon
ven. and your resolution i gone, your
Ia.pcs dashed and your habits destroy
ed.LDr. Todd.
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Proceedings of the Police Jury.
OPELOUSAS, January 18th, Is

OPELoUsAS, January 9Th, 1874.
The Police Jury met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: John Roy, President; T.. s. Fontenot
and Thcodule FOntcnOt.
The minutes OF the previous meetings were
read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. T.. s. FOntcnot, resolved,
that the letting of the contract for the building
of a Parish Jail he POSTPONED until the regular
meeting of the Police Jury i'll April, 1874.
Mr.. ThCodule FOntenOt i'll the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Roy, resolved, that W. L.
Hargroder, A: L. Durio, A. Durlo, I. kennison,
Z. Robin, J. FrOzard and Francois Rivette be
appointed a committee to lay out and locate the
public road from Arnaudville to E. Robins in
Prairie DIES Femmes.
Mr.. Roy in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. T. S. FontenOt, resolved,
that A. Richmond, A. NJ. Ballard. Thos. Morris,
Allen Morris, Neville DOguc. f. Guill0ry and
Henry Seals be appointed a committee to lay
out and locate a public road from the parish
line near the head of Beaver Creek to the public
road III Prairie Mammoth leading to Vile Plate,
i'll accordance with Sec. 3 of Road Ordinance.
On motion of Mr.. 7. FOntcnOt, resolved, that
| the sum of twenty-five dollars is hereby appro-
priated to Samuel Walden for the maintenance
and coffin Of VIM. H. Hamilton, an indigent,
On motion of Mr.. T. S. Fonten0t, resolved,
that the report of the Parish Auditor be received
and published.
OPELOUSAS, January 18th, 1874
To the President aud members of tile Police
jury of the Parish of st. Landry
Gentlemcn-In pursuance of instructions from
your honorable body, you will herewith find my
statement as Parish Auditor, taken from my
books, up to date:
STATEMENT.
Total amount of Police Jury warrants
audited .&49,6s6 II
Total amount Of Clerks warrants aud
tied. 1880 05
Total $62, sec 16
Total amount of Police Jury IL Clerks
warrants cancelled 81 ,O22 05
Total balance outstanding warrants
uneanccllcd 81 ,5O4 IL
Total .S62.5 26 16
/ do hereby certify that the above statement
is correct and true as taken from the books of
my office. JAMES 0. CHACHERE.
Parish Auditor.
On motion. the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock A. If,
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List of Letters


Two Foes of Henlth.-Cold and damp are
inimicable to health. and We generally have all
unwloIesome combination of the two 1T this
season. They penetrate the skin and intcEu-
| ments aud affect the muscular, glanduIar and
nervous organizations, producing rheumatism.
neuralgia, chillS and fever, and where There is Il
tendency to dyspepsia or liver complaint, pro
vOking an attack Of indigestion or biliOuSncss.
The best advice that can be given under such
circumstances is TO keep the external surface OF
the body warmly clothed, and to keep the in
tcrnal organs in vigorous working order with
the most wholesome and genial OF all TONES
HOStcttcr's Stomach BittcrS. Gradually but
| constantly this famous invigOrant is suppressed
ing the adulteratcd liquors of commerce, ASIA
| medicinal stimulaIt and corrective, in all parts
of the country. 1t will he Il happy day for hut
| manity. and it will surely come, when this pure
| restorative shall have taken the place of raw
spirits ;S Il stilnulant in all uru public and pri-
| vatc hospitals. 1t is not, however, merely Il
| harmless substitute for the fiery stimulants re
fcrrcd to. Its stimulating properties are not its
chief merits, although in this regard it surpaSses
all the unncdicatcd products of the still, do
nestle or imported. The powerful influence it
exercises over the torpid and tOnelcSs stomach,
the disordcrcd liver, the RECONSTRUCTED bow els, and
the relaxed nerves, render it a positive specific
in dyspepsia, liver complaint, intestinal con-
J]trictiOn, nervous weakness, hypOchOndria,
r]heumatisR and sleeplessness. All chronic
complaints are aggravated ny a cold, moist at
mOsphcre, and it is therefore particularly ne
ccssary for those who are afflicted with ailments
of this nature. whatever their type may he, to
meet this prcdisposing cause of sickness with a
| wholesome antidOte. Hostetter's Bitters should
be taken daily at this season by all persons la
J boring under chronic ailments that tend to
unakru the system.
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WVHE STEAMER
Estate of Benjamin RI. White.-No.

1902.
DARISH COURT, ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
4 James NJ. White. of the Parish OF st. Landry,
has applied by his petition to be appointed ad-
miniStratOr of the estate of Benjamin F. White,
deceased, late of the Parish of st. Landry;
Therefore, any person intending to make op-
position to said appointment, will file the same
in writing in my office. i'll thetown of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
W. A. ROBERTSON. Clerk.
ian 23-lSI
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I've never any pity for coneeited peo-
pie, because | think they carry their
comfort about them.-[Georgs Eliot.
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NNAREEHOUSE-THE UNDERSIGNED
w has charge now of the lower ware
house at Barry's Landing. All goods consigned
to him for shipment or storage, will be properly
and promptly attended to.
june 2s-tf LOUIS DESRREST.
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On motion, the Police Jury adjourned unti1
Monday, January 10th, 1874.
JOHN ROY, President.
Attest: C. MAYO, Clerk.
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TUESDAY, January 9th, 1874.

TUESDAY, January 9th, 1874.
The Police Jury lnetpursuant to adjournment.
Present John Roy, President; TheOdulc Fon-
tenOt and 7. S. FOntenot. "
Tide President appointed Messrs. T. S. FOnte-
not and Theodule FOntenOt Il committee on
claims, who, after a careful examination, re-
ported favorable on the following, and the clerk
was instructed to issue warrants for the same:
L q lIn1-aG L.nnrnrintr 1 4 ,N,inoInnr- H.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FINANCIAL.

.a STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Auditors Office,
New Orleans, December ), 1873.
The following statement, Is puDllShed in com
uli1ure with executive order, datedJune 3, 1878,
Showing the, condition Of the finances of the
State to November 30, and the receipts and cx-
nrnditurcs from the first day of january to the
thirtirth dav of November, 1873, inclusive:
FUNDED DEBT.
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AdIices have been sent to- erreb0pne
Tor the return Of the troops, unless there
shall be indications of further trouble,
and a special train will be forwarded for
their accommodation on Monday.
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Syfroy Manuel vs.. Emile Manned. adm,

jan
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-23
Something Worth Knowing.

10 wUrih something to know that the shnrtes; pes
sibic rcu.c from ksa!as C,:y 10 EaIa!o, Pr'ssnrs.
Wheeling. Parkersbur-, Ba,tiIacra, Phad.i h:s.
New Yors Boston ard int, mediate peass j: through
81. Lon,s. the ST Louis. Kansas City Northern
short Line. sna the shortest possible route from Kan
sis City 10 Hannibal, Quincy. Chicago, Toledo. 1e
tro:. md ia.craein.s point. ST Louis EarsG,
City Northern Shor; Line IL IL the only road ran
ming Xix fasf express traas, than aay otieI
.iu-, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road. Ii, connection With the Kansas CITY 81.
joepk6A Council Buls Il. r.. forms ;se only Omaha
and 81 Louis through line running through Pullman
sleeping Palaces between On aha and -. Loas. and
positively the only line that passengers fron CAfor-
MIA, Utah. Silk City, Omaha. Council Blu1s, Nc
hrsska City. and 81. Joseph cn c,naect 81 al!
Railroad close and direct :or ST Luis. and all points
East viSt Lous. Any other line St. LOUIS invulvrs
= lay Cover 1t Kansas CITY of Eve hours. train.
rhis is The only line running many trains with
rerb Reclining Chair Coaches elegantly carpsted. lad
n:tcd with dressing with toilet conrcnirnces for
hu,gs Ticket agents selling tickets to the East will
,oueh for the above facts, and furn-a tickets, ma
sSrculars and time fables by this route. For other
fJfmhfion relative TO this line address A. C. Dawes
St Joserh, No or r. Il. Groaf 81 Louis ",
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stsat Ct treating tho leaders and aim.
of the opposition with contumely or con
tempt, as somo Of our Republican jour
nails are doing, We had better anticipate
tho wants of tho honest and un office.
seekingmasses andthc opposition, ymak-
ing an uno6jectionablc reform platform
and placing IN nomination men that will
harm"nize with the platform. We cannot
afford to place shoddy aristocrats on orr
ticket, especially ut tho hoad. Our stnnd-
ard bearers must be men who sympa-
thizc with and possess the confidence
Of the people. Men nike Smallwood,
Wilder, Carpenter, Simens, Evans,
Frazer, Price, Murdoch, and those
whose names have been mentioned for
places on the Republican State and Con-
gressional tickets this fall, would make
crcditahIc nominees. Osborn has made
u good Governor and can DO elected
again, if nominated. Smallwood, the
gcntlemenIy and incorruptible Secretary
Of State, would make = capital nominee
for Governor. Col. John e. Carpenter,
Of Southern Kansas, would also make u
good gubcrnatorial nominee. ! am
heartily of the opinion thatJ amesC. hor-
ton, an excellent man in many respects,
would jeopardize the ticket should he
succeed in obtaining the nomination for
Governor. He is . hard moHey SAan,
and his occupation honorable enough, l
admiO of bond and stock brokerage,
would prejudice the industrial classes
against him. Besides (and this is tho
worst feature in Horizons casc) his po-
litical record is decidedly Objectionable.
The first Presidential vote be ever cast
was for Mcclellan, the candidate Of the
party which declared that the war was q
failure, and demanded the surrender of
the Union cause. Tho very time when
the Union cause was beng weighed in
tho balances, and our prospects appeared
dismal and well nigh hopeless. Horton
was found working IN tho rank, Of the
enemy. Can Republicans endorse such
an action | should be perfectly willing
myself Il am forgiving and lenicnrto see
Horton nominated for State Treasurer,
a position he is competent to I'll in every
respect, but am not yet prepared to
see him placed at the head Of the ticket.
But fear am wsarying the patience
of yourself and readers. III subsidc for
the present. PRoGaEss
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Chicago Short Line.

Via St Louis. Kansas City and Northern, and Chi
caso Alton Railroads, crossing the Mississippi on
the great IRON bridge at Louisiana. Mo-, and passing
through Jacksonville, Bloomington and Joliet No
f'ms.fers. no Ferries no change Of cars. The only
line running Reclining Seat Palace cars between Kan
sas City and Chicago without change. Nocxtra charge
for seats in these cars Pullma2 Palace Sleeping cars
run through between Kansas CNy and Chicago, with
out change. Palace Dining cars day trains. Time,
track, Scenery, accommodations ahead Of all Other
routes. J. e. McMCLLJH.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
JAMES CHARLTON. Gen. Pass'r Ag't Chicago.
FRANK G. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kansas
City. Mo.
Chicago Fast Freight Line. shortest. quickest and
best. ". II. REED.
General Western Agent, Kansas City, Mo,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

e. ofP.-crsDoS Lopor 20; meets evSEy "yInes
,,syl evening II Z O'Clock, in Masonic Hall W. >
WELL, L. C, A. .. OsvIs, X. OF T. s.
lO.OF--SAIISA LopGE No. %. meets At Oda rel
lows Hall every Thursday evening II o sioeS. L.
J GxASr, y. c., n. CHAxrioS, secretary.
IOOF-SI.AI ExCANPNESrNo. Is, at Odd Fellow:
Hall, nrst and rhiId Tuesdays in each month. =,
O'Clock, r.. NJ AL EncaInsment nemoers IN gooo
.rs invited to Attend. IL GRAM, e. r. v. a
DAVIS, Scribe.
AF&AM SALIVA LODGE No. g., Mt Masonic Hal
first and third Monday in each N i,fh- ID K. WAC
arAfF, W NJ, ). DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE RoYAr ARCH CuArTHh No. Is, at Masonic Hall
arcoud and fourth Muns,ay ineach month U. j. +.
HASA, NJ E.H.P., j. Dewitt, Seerefary-
A,k1AN LODGE, No 8, u OF R-Mesis in Odd Fellows
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-23
The Fastest rInr On Record.

Is.eay.rs Gosag Eat are reminded fact that
'the wa1d~h Line is ihs RAINING Lightning
Prp,ess Trains fully equipped with patent air brakes,
Miller platforms SC } from st. LOUIS. H:nnilal and
Qa;ncy, stopping only at the principal stations
and reaching KEW YoaK. BosroS and intermediate
paints from 8 TO HOURS IN ADVANCE Of
competing Lines from all points in the West
Il l. also the Only Zine running Through Csrs from
Kassas City Isdiaapoiis and Cincinnati. via Quin
cy. avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through Pullman SLEEriSG CARS, run via the W.T.
Sash Line only, from 81. Louis and QrIScY to Fl
WAIVE, TOLEDO aud CLEVELAND, connecting wi h
sleeping AMI Drawing Room Cars FOR Buffalo, Rocii-
ester, New Isrk, &c, without change.
SPECIAL Nor,cE-A Pullman Sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river daily, and through to Spring
neld, ILL.,, avoiding a change 1T Quincy.
For further information time tables, which can
be obtained at all Through Ticket offices in the
weet. !" l.. M:htLI.
Gen. Pass'r Ag't, Tolcdo.
j. c. LAZARUS.
Western 40, Kansas Civ