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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
Apple and peach butter AT ODER < Bond :.

Apple and peach butter At ODER & Bonds.
.yapsl,csc popiils al - cents per yard at the
New York Store.
Eight yoke of work oxen for sa.e-cheap-ai
my farm adjoining town. "A. n. BEEBE.
Silk srenadinc at % cents per yard It ihs
New ork Store.
Highest price for corn paid by Powers, Good
now & Co.
Dress goods of the latest styles at the New
York Store.
SEsp WugAT.-N ;mmoih China Tea wheat
Tor sale by Powers. Goodnow Il Go.
Hats, bats /. hats. OF the Latest styles. A
very large stock Of hats just received at the
New York Store.
Cincinnati beer at John Doyle's Saloon-;he
Senatc--only 5 cents glass.
Trunks. trunks. trunks very cheap at the
New York Store.
SEED wHEAr.-Msmmotl China Yea wheat,
for sale by Powers, Goodnow Il Co.
Ottoman reversible shawls ut $50 at the
New \ ork Store.
Cincinnati beer at John Doylc's saloon-only
3 cents glass.
Black alpacas, worth Co cents yer yard. will
be received in few Jays at the New York
SEED wmEAr.-Mammoih China Tea wheat,
for sale by Powers. GoOdnow & Co.
Silk ribbons very cheap at the New York
Store.
Top prices paid for oats by Powers, Good
now & Co
Ladies' underwear, very fine and well made
up. ut the New York Store.
Highest market prices paid for wheat by
Powers, Goodnow & CO.
For anythin. you need so TO Ober 4 Bond
rs it will pay you. They are selling goods
lower than any other house in the west.
100 improved farms wanted for sale. on which
70 locate colony FAssETr & Bowen.
Save money By buying good, Of ODER &
Bond.
The best of beard, at the cheapest rates. 4.
Gus Nelson's boarding housc. 2I
The cheapest house in town. is ODER &
Bends.
II yoR want square meal stop At the Scan.
dinavan House, cents a meal.
Trunks and carpets. very cheap and nice
stock, At ODER & Bonds.
Cincinnati beer ut John Doyle's saloon
only cc.,ts glass
Boots and shoes for the million, cheaper
than the cheapest, at Obcr & Bonds.
SEED wHKAr.-Mammoth China Tea wheat
for sale by Powe Goodnow & Co.
For hats and caps. go to ODER & Bonds.
You can get good square meal at reasona-
Bile rates ut the Scandinavian House.
: Plaid and striped organdies-latcst thing out
very cheap at Ober & Bonds.
$1,000 pounds Of flour and meal at wholesale
--nlill prices-by W. NJ. CLARSsoS.
100 more OF those neat and knobby SUITS just
received at Ober 4 Bonds, and for sale at
New York prices. Cal! and examine.
Powers. Goodnow & Co. will buy corn. oats
and wheat. and pay the best prices therefor
Call at Goodnows lumber yard.
Piques, marseillaisc, pcrcalss. lawns. etc
new. full and complete stcck-iust received
for sale We Cheap at ODER & Bonds.
The American Sarline Co.'S Boncless Sar-
dimes. are much better. and less than half the
cost Of imported sardincs. Sly
II you want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk' S real estate
office-only % cents meal. atf
d. +. Donegan is prepared TO deliver good
stove wood in amp part of the city, a, Ss.0o per
cord. st
: The New York Store is constantly in re-
ceipt Of new goods. and is crowded every day
with customers. Go and purchase ircs and
shawl bcfor. they viii be gone.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

sec :. 1hsi ord-rs be drawn on the csiy treasurer
for the pay r,.eni OF the same
rec = That this or iinanc, shall tax. effect AMI b
Ia lore. s. after i'll l,s-sag--
Approved April 81, iS.i.
M. j. That tins ordinance shall take effect anil
br IN lore irom aud alter L. publication IN III, SALINE
tJCNTY JouaNAL.
W 5. WILLS, Mayor
herLy certify The for, going 10 be a true snd car
rect cop, Of ortnanc- passed Icy The ,ouncilnirp
oil the ciy Of SI!ina. Kansas, the .isi dsy of april
lS.s.
Attest: L. T. BowEN City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

The temperance meeting of last Saturday
evening was addressed by Messrs. Moh!af. Lo-
gan aud Rev. Carey. The Salina Cornet. Band
was present and enlivened the meeting. The
President announced that he had invited Rev.
!. 5. kalloch to address the meeting next Sat-
urday evening. and was quite hopeful Of Sc
curing his services.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Such has been the rush to Z. lIamlin's for
spring suits. he has been compelled to hire ex-
ira hands. lie is crowded with work. but will
employ all the tsilers he can find in the conn
try. before he will turn a patron away.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Some very pretty running was done or the
fair course. last Wednesday afternoon. by
Irish Girl" and Yankee Girl" the former
owned by A. q. Couse and the latter by ID.
Il. Wagstaff The first heat was won by
Yankee Girl" and the two last by 'lrish
Girl Time-lfIaif milej 81. Sc ~. and IS
seconds. A number Of scrub races were
run during the afternoon. There was large
attendance Of ladies and gentlemen. ard much
interest manifested in the result Of the race.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Prices in grJia are improving and advance has
BEEN realized IN some grades. Mr.. T. J Lyn,le
ports the following;
whcat->prins, 7o0c. 60 psr bu. winter, .oGl 10
per bu.
Rye, &jSicso per bu.
Com-sh-r-l, +sc per bu. unshrllel 20.
Oats, sor per bu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
Nrm advertisements.
Public Sale Of Stock.

Notice il hereby given that will. SATURDAY the
9Th day Of May is.4. at I" clock Of .s,d dsy
i.ina,bury. MCPHERSON county, hau>s-, on.r at pub
lac safe the following property fo-NH One working
team, gcdng-.-on- four years old aad i've years
old; pair Of working harness; two colts, two
years old and year old; !;i'ecn milk cows
three ye5rs oil and thry-,i yesrn-. sni III
teen csive. All the sbovS stock good condition
TERN>-Aii sales $40, six month"; tirsr good
AMI acceptable at L. per cent afere-r pay able
NJ John t,,. u, = bAns in >s.as; si sal- under
t.o, cash IL hand nj time OF sale. A. q. LIND.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Tom Hines. who was imprisoned here for
several months, was convicted at Hays city Of
manslzughter in the third degree. last week.
Judge Prescott sentenced him 10 serve two
years in the penifentiary. 4 few days after
wards, Hines made his escape. and is again at
large. lie has such happy faculty of taking
..lrs-bail,'' that the people of the Smoky Hill
country will soon cry. plague take the Hind
most" Sheriff Ramsey, Of Ellis county. has
offered so reward fer information leading to
Hines apprehe nsion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Maj. Bcrks-in.quite long article published
in the last weeks Herald, takes exceptions 10
the action Of the commissioners in advertising
railroad laIis to be sold for taxes, Oh the
ground tina: it is 4 useless expenditure Of
money. We do not think there is any cause
for complaint o., that ground. by the best le-
gal talent of the State, the board is advised 10
make All effort to recover take, on suc!, lands.
and as long IS there is the slightest chance Of
recovering that whicl, MAY legally belong TO
tile county, the taxpayers cannot complain.
The expense Of advertising is irifling, and the
county can we'll afford 10 spare that amount in
testing her rights. The commissioners are
working for the coun.y asst their own inter
isis were at stake, and have started out in the
new contest afirr careful consideration Of The
odis likely 10 be against them. and after har-
ing obtained The best legal advice ia Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
Published April 81, iSsl
Ordinance No. I33.

An ordinance mi jug approximations FOR the payment
- OF certain bills.
De IL ey5aiaed by TIE Noyer and toHaeiiaaes Of TIE
city Of .>,iisa.
Section l. That the Of S,Je g he appropriated
ont OF e city treasury Tor the layIurnt ri ihr follow
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

For cheap and excellent clothing. 20 to the
New York Store. Their. you can lind the .arx-
est ard hist selected stock ever shown before
In ihis city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

The following is the basis Of valuation agreed
upoi. by the assessors of Saline county Tor the
assessment of property III Saline county for
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

The rains for the past few days have soaked
the fields. and few days Of sunshine will
make everything green. Not a grunbling
farmer can he fonnd. The smile OF each
granger has an area of about ten acres. We
heard granger Bishop say after the rain OF
tuesday This rain will make five bushels
more Of wheat to the acre" If rain comes n
few weeks hence, when the blossoming COM
mences. Saline comfy will be choek full Of
wheat, and will be enabled 10 furnish by itself
one State with breadstuiIs. We will not back
down from this statement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
vick's Floral Guide
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REroRr.

Corrected by X. T. Watson, dealer in Gr"c-rits
l'rovl.ions AMI Quecnswar:, s. Santa Re avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

All stock above these grades left TO the de-
cision of the Assessors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
NETWORK DAY-BOOK

! rcmocra,ic Weekly. Established $50. II sup
ports Waite Supremacy, political aud soeisi 1-rln-
;. per year. 10 c'ui nine copies for -. specimen
c"Iiic. Tree. Address. DAY-BOOll, New York lily.
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SheriTs Sale.

Jerome Ecebe aud " iilisEn y. A nd~rs~n. /
Partners A. Be.bc 4 Anderson, FIainiils.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-12
Circular,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Office Bupt. Pub. Education. 3rd Division. )
Plaquemine, September Isl, 1874 }
In view of the fact that, with very few ex.
cepti0ns, the annual reports Of Secretaries
of School Boards are not received by the
Division Superintendent at the proper time,
and are in many instances detective and
wanting in information bearing on the To-
cation and condition Of Schools, the pro-
gress Of the pupils, the encouragement given
by parents and patrons, and other general
information valuable to those charged with
the supervision of the great work Of public
education, the Secretaries of the various
School Boards Of the Third Educational
Division on receipt of this circular, will inn
mediately instruct the teachers in charge Of
public schools in their respective parishes,
to forward q monthly report of their schools
to tho Division Superintendent promptly at
tho close Of the present monthly term. In
parishes where the schools are suspended,
a report will be sent of such schools during
the last monthly session Of the same
Said reports in addition to the information
and statistics required under the printed
headings, will contain general narrative,
showing the condition of the schools, and
the location and condition of school houses.
the number OF mouths the several schools
have been opened during the year, the i'm
provement Of the pupils and the proficiency
of particular pupils. The suggestions Of
teachers as to points of discipline or to any
change calculated to expidite an1 facilitate
the training Of youthful minds would be
proper subjeet-natter for such reports.
Teachers will apply to Secretaries of
School Boards for blank reports.
GEORGE B. LOUD. ~
SIP Snpt Pub Education, 3rd Division.
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We have received the Annual Announce
ment Of Central University, located at Rich
mond, KY; the Medical Department, how
ever, under the name Of the " Louisville Hos
pital Medical College, being at Louisville Ky
Wo find that the institution IS well organized
has able faculties in all the department. and
bids fair to take rank with the best uniyer-
stiles in the land being an endowed institution
it offers in the Medical Department liberal
Beneficiary System, of which any meritorious
young man pecuniarily unable to obtain a
medical education may avail himself. The
extensive hospital accommodations give the
Louisville Hospital Medical College uasur.
passed clinical advantages, which arc utilized
to the fullest extent. No expense has been
spared to make the college building comfort
able and convenient, and in every way adap-
ted to medical teaching; it being provided
with cushioned opera-seats and tho dissect-
ing tables having marble tops.
For circulars and further information Con-
corning the mode Of obtaining beneficiary
in the Louisville Hospital
Medical College application may be made to
VIM. H. Boiling, NJ. D.. Dean, 1876 Third
street, Louisville. KY, or to Frank C.. Will
son. N. D., Secretary, southeast corner
Sixth and Chestnut street, Louisville, ny.
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News from the Attakanas region IN

News from the Attakapas region in
dicates that the detachment of troops
to be sent to ST. Martinsville will have
ever SO much fun assisting the q. s.
Marshal to capture the reloubtable
A1cibiades and his little army of reb-
els who new hold the country in sub
lection over yonder. These yalorous
warriors have fished up couple Of
old cannon which were thrown into
Bayou Teche during the other rebel
lion, and now announce their ability
to destroy any force Of Metropolitans
that may be sent against them We
have not heard what disposition of
Uncle SANS army they propose to
make.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-12

A parish nominating convention
was held by Republicans in St. James
parish, Thursday, at which the fol.
lowing ticket was selected: Members
OF the House, VINCENT Dickerson and
Sims; Parish Judge, s. F. Sis
kron, renominated Sheriff, w. H.
Hasins, reno4inated. We have not
learned the name Of the nominee for
Coroner: AS there was some irregu-
larity about the calling of the Con
yention, and the State Central Com
mittee had directed the president of
the Parish Executive Committee to
order a new election for delegates,
these nominations can hardly be con-
sidered regular.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-12

That sterling Republican news.
paper, the Monroe Intelliyencer,
speaks thus of the platform of the
Baton Rouge Convention
1t is q platform without. principles
and consists entirely of exposition to
Radicalism. 4 promise to pay such
part of the State debt as they may
decide in favor Of paying is the in.
tima:ion giving of their policy il they
get control Of the State. They ask all
their followers to vote against the
constitutional amendments for fund
ing the debt and reducing taxation.
Not a word is said about the Fort St.
Philip canal, not y word about our
levees. Nothing is said about rail-
roads. No mention is made Of the
generous liberality Of the North or of
Congress in supplying food to the
tens Of thousands of people who must
have starved without such aid. Their
platform is simply wild shrek of
bate and rage against Republicanism.
IT'S the voice Of the placc-hunters who
naaly complain.
We've been out SO long-we want office
again.
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ADVERTISEMENT

DosALDsoNvILLE, September 10th, 1874.
ED1ToR CHIEF:
On last Sunday afternoon at a meeting OF
the Dunn Republican Club of this town,
John A. Cheevers, Judge of this parish,
made q speech, in which he accused the Re-
publieans of this parish of being boilers, etc.
At my request and upon his own motion,
was by unanimous consent of the club al-
lowed to answer his speech, when, like a
thief in the dark, the said John A. Cheevers,
Parish Judge, came up behind me and with
out previous warning struck me in the face.
! ask the publication Of the above facts as
a favor, simply that the public may be In
formed of his true character, and know that
instead of being gentleman, the honor
able ~ John A. Cheevers is q sneaking
coward aud drunken braggadooio.
Respectfully yours,
Fl. o. MAHER.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-12
Registration Notice.
To the Qualified Electors Of
Ascension Parish. ~

| NOTICE is hereby given that the office Of
~ registration will be opened at the fol
lowing times and places for the purpose Of
issuing certificates to all persons In the mar.
ish OF Ascension entitled to vote at the
coming election, viz:
l. From Monday, August 31st. 1874. In
Saturday, aeptember 5th, both inclusive. at
the courthouse, in the town of Donaldson
vile. -'''>>e''''
2. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
September 9TH, 9th and 9th, at the store Of
Mr.. B. M0llere, on the Bayou Lafourche roai
at the junction Of Sacramento Brulee lane.
third ward.
8. From THURSDAY, September 10th. "a
Tuesday, September 18th, both inclusive. at
the Office Of Mr.. r. A. Jones, Justice Of TIC
Peace. in Smoke Bend, second ward -
4. Wednesday and Thursday, September
10th and 18th, at the store Of Mr.. JOS. Dom
Unique, DOninique's landing, first ward. :
.: Friday and Saturday, September 18th
first ward
8: Monday and Tuesday, September 2lst
and 22nd, at Mr.. v. P. Landry's ballroom
on New River, seventh ward
T.. Wednesday and Thursday. Senfemb.,.
2rd and 9th, at Mr.. Solomon Barmon,s
lower New River. seventh ward. -
o. EHoaf anu oatufdAy, September 9th
and 26th, at the Dutch Stores, eighth ward
9. Monday and Tuesday, September sstt
and 10Th, at Mr.. Alex. Meyers. ON Ar.;.n
River, opposite Port Vincent, eighth warS
TO-. From Wednesday, Septemher AZ
to Saturday, October 3rd, both inclusive '' ..
the school-house, Linwood plantation "a. =!
ward. ''A'n
IL. Monday, Tuesday and Wedpe.a.,
October 9Th 9Th and III, at Mr.. q. Hs HI1igs.
store, Fntch's point, fifth ward. an
II. Thursday, Friday and Saturday ~
tober 9th, 9th, and 10th, at Mrs. r. E,a,,J IL
store, opposite Donaldsonyilla fifth ward
ID. From Monday, October l2th ..
Friday, October 10th, both inclusive AZ NJ
Dennis McRedmOnd's store, Bnrns;da;.
Mount Houmas plantation, fifth ward e's.o
IA. From Saturday, October 18th :.
Friday, October 23rd, both inc1uaiye NJ IT, ~
Court House. town Of DopaldeonviiIs. :. s sue
which the office will be finally closed h ' 20
cordance with law. - -
OrFIcE HoURs-Fr0m "A. II. 70 9 u
and from P. n. to Z r. IL. $ -
~All persons desiring to vote Il -.
general election Of November 2ud. ia74 lii
be required to register anew, q the Iav -.
hibits any one from voting upon anv -
tifcate Of registration issued prior = ~ ~
J. B. HEBERT
Supervisor Of Registration.
F. rf Z. J osssD' Clerks.
Parish Of Ascension, September 1T, 1a14}}