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Port Of Cl,lcnyo, Nov. -.
ARNtvED.
lrop Intor.oecan, Day City, ss,t.
safxe AsgUnant, u ~ City, salt.
:i:oS NJ. N. Dumb m, plke's rier, wood.
lark ]. q. ataae1i, Dnflalo, coal.
tArk G. ]. Mel!n. nailnlo, coal.
i lr Amnznn, lluffao. coa.
ichr D. L. Bailey, DniIato, coA1.
5chr K,ngAsher, 1sntfnlo. coal.
Prop Thnlnns 4. Bcott. Buffalo, slnGricss
s1hr o. i. johnson. rc1ltwater, lumber.
sshr .: Lullng, Mnnistec, timber.
Bchr Mary DuQlh, Dutch Lake. ralIroaa-ltess
schr Jessie ph!!.ipa, siasko sof,, lumber.
Hchr A. Nust. Miukngon, timber.
Rshr AtctIc, htononliDce, lumber.
Bchr Tempest Alantatec, lumt,cr.,
6chr Evening ssar. perry'a rier, 1nn,her.
schr i. ?. Royce. Day Dc No1uc. to egraph po'es'
BARK William II. Vanderbilt, nntIalo, cona
tehr Ostrich, 0eonio lanber.
, 1874-11-24
LETTERS FRO1] THE PEOPLE.

To tn Edisor. ~ The chtcaqo 1dDune:
SlR; Tlo meeting Of temperance delegates at
tho Palmer lEouse Tuesday was Of fur too mupl4
Importance to bo paBsctl oyor without hosuo
fnsther uottoe. In tho first place 1t was q tm1y
representative assembly, tho following religious
ind temperance soolosios holng fully represent
ed. Congregational, baptist Methodist, Pres
byterlan, Young Mea's Christian Association,
Uniyoraalist. Womaus Temperance Union,
, 1874-11-24

Vcshcls pnssctl Tort HNron4
porr rrrrnu Nnr 3-powN--rrap u. T. Wnile,
s,mr Magnct schrs Polly Rogera, AoarsatGc, nry Il.
1U1GW. ,. ma :. -
WsATmEn-nousn- Denton. st. joseph, May-
flower WAyclIcy; eclra Nowsboy, 1sllrcunlng,
W1sp--south; blowing hard; weather cloudy.
, 1874-11-24

~ TAXPAYERS AB JURORS.
10 tho Editor Of The Chicago 1fiJune:
Sin: Tax-payers as jurymen iB frst-clags
iaca but il is an injustice to taxpayers to re-
quiro thom to ait on unimporlant cases, or hear
swaehy arguments IN important cases.
Reform tho practice OF law, and cut OF potit
case to tho Court {of thrco ]udgcs). Theu tax-
payers will be willing 10 sorvo, G.
Co1cA0o, Nov. 20, 1914.
, 1874-11-24
MEDICAL CARDS.


Itln SuETl1 GLANK.Sr., UtlICAt;O,
May uoasulted, porspuasly by a, ran u cnarxe
I'LL chronic us nntsnuh Diseases. Dii. i, kEA& IL sIs
uus 1ii, srIaH In tue Gy who gurus ur uu ply
Dlso hunts 3a. III. - y III. sundays iruln to T..
MANHOOD lik:S'VOKEls.
Victim of youthful inipyuduncc, causing pror1s.nr.
dOcay, debility Gto., having Eltd in vain efsrT
knuwn relnpdy. has tuuud anpl0 aslf.ca, W6;oh *
Will srl frse 10 bis 3tllnw.allterora A4dFqxx j. II
AEErES. IL SassAu.bt.. Nvw Yurk. ~
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
n. IL. H.
RadwaY'S
READY RELIEF,
The Cheapest and Best Medicine
for Family Use in the
World.
ONE FIFTY CENT BOTTLE

Will cure more Complaints and prevent the system
AGAINST sudden attacks OF Epldtmlcr anu ooii'l i
,,aous Ipspases than one Hundred Dollars eNpchu-
ed for other medicines or medical attendance
The moment Railways Ready Relief Is applied
externally or taken internally according 10 dlFcC-
tions--Pains, from whatever cause ceases 10 eAlsl
IMPORTANT.-M Miners. Farmers, and other resld-
ing in sparsey settled districts, where II Is dllcu
TO secure the services of a physician RADNA1
READY RELIEF is invaluable. 1t can BE- used
with positive assurance Of doing good Ia all cases
where pain or discomfort l. experienced; or II sez,
ed with Influenza Dyphthcria, Sore Ihroat BiI
Couphs Hoarseuers. Bilious Cole, inflammation OF
the Bowles, ST mach. Lungs, Liver, hldneys' or
with Group. Quinsy, Fever aud Ague; or with Ncu-
rals,ia Headache. Tic DOlOreux. Toothache, Ear
acne; or with Lumbago, Pain in the BAGS or hleu
ma1ism; or with Di IrrhsHa. ChOleia Morbus or Dys
EMERY; or with Burns, Sta.ds or Bruises; or Win
Strains Cramps, or Spasms. The application OI
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will cure Xon OF me
worst Oh thes. complaints ia 4 few houfs.
Twenty drops in nAn a tuuIbler OF water VIII III
few minutes cure cramps, Sp aims. sour Stomach
Heartburn, Sick Hca1a-ne. Darrb9t, Dy-entery'
Collie. Wind in the Bywels. and all Internal Pam.
Travellers should always carry bottle oi RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A few drops
in water will preycut sickness or pains from change
of water. Ii l. better than French Brandy or Bit
tiers a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
Nr. Radway's
REGULATING PILLS

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum purge, regulate, purity Cleanse. and rlren gh
en- kadHAyz Pills, for tae cure of all disorders Of
the stomach, Liver, Bowels, kidneys. Bladder,
Nervous Diseases Headacue. ou., ,ipailon Costiye-
ness Indigestion. Dyspepsia, BlliSssne=s. BilIous
Fever Inflammation OF the Bowels, Pilrs aud all
Drrangemeut- OF the Internal Niseera. Warranted
10 rlf,5et a positive cure. Parely NSsUt4ele. con
tanning no mercury, minerals or ceirtrrOas drugs
c~O5serve the following symptoms resHitiag
fr,m Disorder Of the Digestive Organs
Constipation. Inward Files, Falluess Oi the BlooS
in tae Head. Acidity Of the stomach. N@l-'l
Heartburn, Disgust u Food. Eulin-ez OF ei--
in the stomach, ruptiOns, Sinking or luiter
inr- in the Pil Of the stomach. swimming Of tn
Uead. Hurried and DifacuJ Breathing. Flutieriu- =
AZ the Heart. ChOklBg or Suuooat ~ SensA.loi
when in a Lying Posture, Dlmnes7 Of Vision D1t
o- WEBB before the sight Fever and Dull faln u
the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation. yellow mes o
me kin aad Eye-. Pam IL the side Chest Linb-
AID sudden Fiasnes Of Heat BgrulHg IN the Flesh
few doses Of RADwAYs PILLS viii free IA
ysten from ali the above named als0rdeFs- fIlu
cents per box sold By draEEgi-ts-
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
send one iestsr-stamp TO RADWAl & CO, No
Warren ST. Nes lSrs- Information woTth thou
ss5Ss Iii be cent you a-Isduis&Nl.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
between the farmer and r. h. Fender, but
which was really a personal note.


which was really personal note.
LASAILE, ILL., July l.-Joseph Hadlet' 5
store, in Peru, was burglariously entered
night before last by the removal of panel
from the back door and plundered of TWEEN
ty-fve revolvers, besides cartridges to the
amount of about SO. One pistol and a
three pound package of cartridges were
picked up in the back yard yesterday
morning.
AURORA, H., July l.-Edward Bristol
freight conductor killed last Monday on
a Minnesota railroad by falling from car
and being run oyer, was for some time q
resident of Aurora, where he was vel
known as the conductor of freight train
on the Fox river road.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. July /. l.--Enough has
been developed to fix the murder of John
son in Herbs Block, and to show that the
murder was caused by jealousy. Hitherto
unsuspected parties were yesterday arrest
ed and lodged in Jail.
MARENGo, Iowa, July 1.-The large
wooden factory belonging to the Dutch Col
ony, north of Homestead in this county,
together with its entire contents, said to be
worth 100000, was consumed by fire last
Sunday morning. Cause unknown. No
insurance.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., July THE Social
Mills in Woonsocket, running 5000 spin
dies and loo looms, on cotton goods,
were burned at o'clock this afternoon
from friction of the main belt, which was
in the middle of the building, and six hun.
dred feet long. The employees probably all
escaped in spite of the rapid spread of the
flames. They were 700 in number. The
loss will probably range from 500 $500
900. The insurance amounts to S63O,o00,
in eastern companies, on the mill, machin
cry and machine aud wood shops,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
Reward.

-O-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02

10 standarl Sewing Ma-h'es 10 80 30 1000
Ne want good reliable agent ia every town in
the United >ia-g-. To such a mau a liberal com
mission will be given Good references rvquir, T.
send TOR circular SO a-cut-
~ Price Of Tickets 10 90 nm
Jubilee ana Grand Concert. 0J WI
sS- Remember We give a Pres,at with every
ticket ID.
sS Money should be sent b. Draft, Post Office
order or b. Express, with the address Of he pur-
chaser fully and y anely writtya-
For further particulars address
w. M. CASTLE, Manager.
Is 10 Main str-eJ,
DCBUQUE.-...-.-- ..-......................Io IOWA
-2JdtIur&satEwtd
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02
r-s-... It o, ne Day-JonN D!eHso,,

tn. e. Nc Crowds ar put il rider and rrprni-
r.H' = -- ser engaged. All ar asifeG % attend.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-02

p-s-...r ~ tire Day-JOHN D5H6sOS.
NV IL II DtLLEI.
,aa-..t-- Oi ReCepriOn-S r Har man. g. "
q -s- facob frs-iue-r. Al a--t- 2 yloii- Jam,
81 .-... J L. Wniiehea1. Wm F-anci- Thomas
~ % Ssar-. jas Johnston. a. Owcn-. George
Dr. --rr
a. 4itiee on Grounds -Hm Ncrarliu. O "
ys.. Wm. Rage. O. IS. MCMighael CUE stenreL
~ p o. ENrrcj-e- II Federal salute: nres. Par
... ths Phantom Bummer-, National salute
U.s Ju: SperChe- Toa-t-. s..
. Rars- sack Rae = " p siha-rUw Race SC
lid display % FIre Works IL he evening
- The Peoria & Rock I-laud RGilrOad will run
zion rains 81 one sud One-dfth fare.
T. GNz
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
c. East b. Way Of 81. LouIs.

In thr~e DAYS Of railroad competition. the wise trav
eler selects his before leaving me In almost
every he desires to reach his destination -
speedy possible. and for the accomplishment Of st
purpose the Missouri PdciSc Through Live from The
wrstto the Ea.t, via Kansas City and st. Louis, or
Inducements unsurpassed by any other lime in the
country. Everything. connected with the Nissoxri
Pacific II. r. il first cass, and the adoption Of the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air Brake, to grth
CT with its rullmanSlerpcrs and reclining chair coach
&C. render a trip over the line perfectly cafe and
pleasant. Passengers from all parts Of the West by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City, L~avcns
WORTH Atchisoa ani other prominent cities. land
cd in st. Louis At scasonable hours, morning and
evening. and in ample time 10 make direct conncctos
with all railroads for point in the North. East
and South Particular information, with maps, time
tables g., may be had at the various Through Tick
It A" Offices in the west. upon personal or written
application to &. II. Baxter, Western Passe iGer
Agent Kansas City. No, or r. Ford. Gen. rasssn
GER Agent. St Loais. No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
Something Worth Kaewlng.

II il worth something to know that the shortest pc
sible route from Kansas City 10 Buffalo, riftsburs
Wheeling, Parkersbury. Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, osfcn and nfermediass points Is through
st. LOUIS the st Louis. Kansas City Nosthery
Short Line, and the shortest possible from Kan.
sas City to Hannibal. Quincy Chicago. Toledo, De
troit asd iafer~ediass loists, ST. Louis Kansa,
City Northern Short Line. 1t is the only road
ming six fast express trains, two than any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road, in connection with the kansas City, st
Jo,cph Council Bluffs Il. r.. forms tse only Oman.
and st. Loui. through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between Omaha and ST. Louis, and
positively the only line that passengers from califor
mia. Utah. Sioux City, Omahs. Council Bluffs, Ne
braska City, and st. Joseph can connect by al
srsias Of the Kansas City. s.. Jse-pa Council BuG
Ralrsa close and dirrct for St. Louis and all point
Fast via ST. Lsuis. Any other line test ous involves
lsy-ove 1t Kansas City Of Eve hours. train.
This 10 the only line running many trains with
perb Reclining Chair Coacea elegantly carpeted. and
tte with dressing with toilet oonveniences
ladies' Rspslsmen and families. seithsss sar ecfrs
eks,ss Ticket agents selling tickets 70 the East will
v,uea for he abore faets. and fnmi.h tickets map
e,r.lsr, sd time tsea by this roate. For other
formation relative to this line address A. c. Dawes,
81. Joseph, No 4, or r. y. Groai. 81 Louis. No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

There was picnic on the Saline the other
day, and those who sought the shade Of the
..leafless cOttonwoods'' ON the salty river, for
picnic purposes, were young ladies and gentle
men from Salins Through the heat II the
day they toilcd for pleasure-such rs hunting
plums, grapes ami other fruits. Finally they
gathered themselves together for the purpose
Ut preparing for the hOmewxrd journey. It
vas an impressive scene. ''rwiliyht's soft
dews" had fallen, when inSy clouds rolled up
from the northwest. The vehicles were lead
ell in quick haste and the impatient stecds
were turned downward. The rain came at
last and it Numbered and blew and blew and
Numbered. Save BY the lightning fash could
they Keep the road, aud Fassett, the foremost
driver, at last was compelled to say, ''Tbis
things growing mon0tenous." A farm house
revealed itself and seemed to be just the place
for shelter. And there they went. The. storm
would not cease aud the picnic party were
forced to acknowledge that, though propriety
should enter protest, that reof must shelter
them for the night. And there they were
sheltered. At early morning the party ~
rived in town, having concluded that day.
and.night picnic was little too thin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
MurdeFiug Crane Vines.

Now that almost every farmer, ..
we'll As village lot owner, has, or desires
to have, a grape vine or two, and arbors
or trclisses Of grapes arc to DO seen in
almost every garden, it is painful to no.
ticc the neglect and the FLANDERS which,
arc to be seen especially in summer
time, in tho matter Of pruning and
training Of grape vines. 1t is not uncom
mon to see vines OF bearing sizes left
entirely unprsncd durin. wintor and
spring, ard even till the fruit has sct in,
in midsummer; :hen it is disco vsred
that there-fs not half room enough for
the foliage and fruit, and sevorc thin
ming ont is bestowed, taking off perhaps
One-half of the shoots and leaves, but
carefully sparing all tho young fruit.
The consequence is a sudden check OF
the growth Of the vine, which is pretty
surc to be followed by disease OF the
vine and fruit
We sometimes even SEQ the owners
of vineyards make sad mistake in too
severely summer pruning their vines
and especially il, in connection with re-
moving much Of this foliage, y full crop
of fruit IS left to be maturcd.
The mistakes IN all such cases arc, in
not giving tho vines proper space at
planting, and not pruning properly in
winter, while tho vines are dormant,
and not thinning the surplus shoots be-
fore the leaves have fully expanded in
early June, at which time also, or soon
afterwards, the fruit clusters should be
thinncd wherever in excess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
The Fastest Time on Record.

Pss.-no.rs Geins Feet reminded Of the fact iha
the Wasa.h Line /. the ONLY LINE running Lightning
E,prs- Twins Gully equipped with patent air brakes
Miller platforms &C. } from St. Louis. Hrunita and
Quincy. stopping only At the principal siafi"n'
and reaching NEW YORK. BosroN and intermediate
points from to HOURS IN ADVANCE o.
Competing Lines from all points in the West.
u is also the Ossy Line running Through Cars from
Ea.sas Cis to Iadinaros and ciseinsafi. via Quin.
~. avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PrLLNAS SLEEPING Cars, run via the VT
AnsA Lise only, from 81. Louis and QrINCr to fr
WAIVE, ToLEDo ard CLEVELAND, connecting with
SlerpinS and Drawing Roam Cars for Buffalo, Eoch-
ester. New York, &C., without chauke.
SPECIAL NorCE-A Pullman Slrrping Car lesves
the Missouri river daily and runs through to Spring
a-ld, III. avoiding ch1nge IT Quincy.
For further information fine tahles, which can
I've obtained 1t all Through Ticket offers In the
west W l.. MALCOLM,
Gen. fass'r As't. Toledo.
J. .. LAZARUS,
Western Ag't, Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
chicago Short uDe.

Via st I.ouis. kansas City and Northern. and Chit
ago Alton Railroads. cruising the Mississippi on
the great irs~ bridge II louisiana Mo-, and passing
through Jacksonville. bloomington anil Joliet Ne
fr"s:fsn. n" Jsrries, no cissS~ Of osrs. The only
line running Reclining Seat Palace between Ram
sas City and Chicago without change Nocxtra charge
Tor seats In these cars Pullman Palace Sle-ping
rum through between Kansas City aud Chicago, with
out change Palace Dining cars on day trains. Time
track, Scenery. accommodations. ahead Of all eher
routes. &c. McMCLIIN.
General Superintendent. Chicago,
JAMES CHARLTON. Gen. Pas.'r Ag't Chicago.
FHANkG q. HIGH, Western Travelling Agent. Kan.
City. Mo.
Chicago Past Freight Line, shortest, quickest and
best. ". u. REED,
General Western Agent, ksusas City No,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
aERET SOCIETIES.

X. efP.-CrxpoS I.ops:E 40: 5, mrets every "s:!"rs
iSvS evening At : O'clock, In Nass,nic Hail. W. >
Wsil., C. C.. \. y. DAVIS, h. Vi >
IOO.Y--SALixA LoIs:E No. .. meets u Osd ss'
lows Hall every Thursday evening at so'csocx. l.
J. GRASr. y. O., n. C"AArioS, SECRETARY.
mai arst anil thirsi Tursalays In each usDeth. u
o'ricrk. r. u AL Encsmtsnent nsenlesess IN 90
are invited to sstend. L. GsAN1' L. e. y.
Onvls, Scribe.
aYAaN SALIVA IIooS:E No. g., ut Masonic Hall
49, - ekird Nosslay In each month. D. u. WAC:
eYArr, v n. J. DEWITT, SECRETARY
5000 snd fourth Non.lny In zach inonth. ID. J. =
HASA. n EH.P., J. DEWITT, Secretary.
Nr.,Ax LODGE No Q, u OF R-Merfs In Odd Fellows
Nan second .nd fourth Friday evening Of sarn mons!
af7n. m. F. L. NORTON, n. &; Mrs. 5. 4. N0sro!
" 9; L. CONRAD, u. >.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

018yoReOs
GrasshopPcrs will hop In spite Of all We can
do. and consequently they have come back to
attend school this winter. Having heard about
the school election. aud all about the school
going - to grass &C., they came back - n.y.
ing" They made Il hot for spell; and 50
We went down cellar, leaned against sto~e
wall, put eur foot Ia pitcher Of lemonade.
and thought about - beautifnl snow" Oh,
for few wateruselons We said. Yes, indeed.
We wanted somebody to hit rs over the head
with maskmelOn. Amer standing awhile
ON our heads, We started back srasshoyper,eard,
and found them Inspecting our large stock Of
hardware and agricultural implements. it Is
50, We overheard \ large number Of them say.
" what fine stsck! Let us buy some ON
tiek.") We feel better new. It ILLS the house
with joy to hear every bosly praise our Superior
and: Buckeye drills-and As for our wagons.
make the :" Whitewater " come to every man.
eyes. jus. think Of Il thresl,mcn made hap
py by the use Of Is Ault,nan and Taylor, and
swerpstakc thrcshing machincs, and 80 reaper
and mower men slashins away on the bottom
land. Our implements are the pride and boast
Of all true farmers, and the joy and hope Of
every Granger. Come around and see us and
If we aeed any lifting give u. liz.
JOKES 4 BRERE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

IN. H." in last weeks Herald. critIcises
some Of tho statements We made last week
lie says We were mistaken in naming J. b.
GROCER AS one Of the delegates to the State
convention. So We were. But the mistake
was recti6el before We had issued one hund.
mistake in announcing that the delegates were
for e. +. Faulkner for State Treasurer. Wa
made no mistake. Both delegates are for him
and no other man from Saline county. lie
notes that two delegates from the Smoky Hill
delegation were absent, who would have voted
for instruction for Phillips. We would inform,
him that the votes Of the absent delegates
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lPublishe,l August -, lss4
Ordinance No. 1S2.

An ordinance to levy for general purposes and
To pay interest ON bonds.
be 10 ordaised ~ tle Mayor aad Cosneiimes IF sA<
City "f SaiisS.
sec. I. That a tax Of ~ mills the dollar for gen.
eni revenue purposes hereby levied aiI real xrd
and personal property in thu city Of Salina
SC >. That u taxOf u mills the dollar 10 hereby
levied for the purpose OF nayinx interest bussis
against the city all ra mixed and lefsoaal prop
eriy in the said city al Sains.
in iorcr rum and alter It's qualifications in the SA-
LINE COUNTY IOcRxAL.
Approved August Sah, 1874.
W. s. WELLS, Mayor.
hereby certify the abOve to be true aud eorTses
copy al ordinance passsd BY tle C0uncnsu Of the
city VI Salina On August 18th, iss&.
Attest: kSwIx T. BowRx, Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

Mr. David Becbe. county clerk, furnishes us
with tire following statistics concerning Saline
county: population Of county. 5.99S ;jpopula-
ton Of Smoky Till township. L952 1nnmber
of improved acres. - .G6:; number Of acTss
sown IN 1873 TO winter wheat, l2.SOi, spnife
wheat. o. a3G. rye LII: corn on sod planted IN
1874. 1851. corn on nld land II 277. Irish pota.
toes SI3; butter made. G0.il pounds; total
valuation Of property in Saline county. ST.
S7l.T5.5i; valuation Of property in Salina.
Sa1s .s95.27 ; valuation Of property in Brook.
vile, S43,:N7.s9; number OF acres in Saline
county, ~ 1901.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge ofthe District Court. H. fREscofr.
RenaioT-J. II. EDwAHi...
Railroad As.-.sor-W. =. LESLIE.
Repres~ntatve-. wEAyEx
l,oi,mty CoIn,ui s.iourrs-w. u. StuotL, chairman
2 n PNNEN aud u. =. CHANrLiS.
County tlerk-DAyID BEEnE
loVuty Attornry-E. ". floDGKiNsoN
Probate Judge-IIESHY I.o.AN.
CLERK of the Observation-Disclosures boSDi.
County Trcasurrr-J. r.. fAULkNEE
sheriff.. j. t;oiS';-
Rr.,,trr of D.esiS-S. T. tEIss- -
,erinten,ient OF Public lnsiruc:os-Ns- h'>"or
loroperJ. h. It'll, JR.
kuryeyvr-O. Z. HAMILTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

\ Juvenile fight of Santa Fe Avenue en-.
gagged attention the other day. Small boy in
jeans administered several blows on big boy s
breast. Big boy graspc'l stone andthrcatened to
put mansard roof over small boys eye. Small
boy deliberately walked up TO big boy and
took away stone and then hit hi. boys rear
elevation with single. Big boy collapsed
and suffnse.l his countc',ancc with tears. Small
hoy was greeted As victor OF that mill and
walked the avenue like All orator Of the
sl,y'' Il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

A fire broke out in the hay loft Of the Stable
in tile rear ofthe scandinavian House, yestcr.
day morning at about half past three. Two
boys sleeping in the stable were awakened by
the heat. and gave the alarm. In a short space
Of time many people were on hand and the hay
was thrown from the lott and thoroughly satur'
ated with water. The fire was also burning
below and in a hen coop jdjoining; but was
promptly extinguishctl. THE hook and ladder
apparatus was brought out. but as the fire was
soon confined to narrow limits, It Was NOT
used. Had our citizens bccn. tardy in their
action the fire would undoubtedly have spread
and consumed the buildings in that block.
The boys who were sleeping in the stable
claim that they know nothing Of the origin Of
the fire.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

J. W. Hart, OF the solomon City Newspaper,
was elected one Of Dickinson county delegates
to the State convention. Mr.. +. E. Simpson
was elected one Of the delegates {" the State
convention from MCPHERSON county and G. Nv.
McClintock. Of the Mcl'hersOn Md,pende,t, q
delegate to the Congressional convention al
Emporia. Mr.. +. q. Bishop was elected dele.
gate to the State convention from Lincoln
county. Major II. Inman, Of the Ellsworth
Reporter, is a delegate from Ellsworth, to the
LeavcMwOrth convention. l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-20

SALINA. August 18th, 1874.
EDITOR JOURNAL We the undersigned dele
gates from Saline county. to the State cenveE-
tlon, desire to state that while we will work to
secure the nomination OF Western man to
some position on the State Ticket. Our Rrst
choice is4Or T.. L. Faulkner for State Treas
urer. r. J. G0fSG.
II. ID. MCC;oRxlCK.