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The Republican journal., 1874-03-19

'iYttl HE g,liI,s poker ANA Ot tile sore tiu
..,l.,nvf.1.,.. t1.. fact liz was in bad COM
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ttiN i'hi NE "@'''i result i''l""e"' ne n"i'e>
lev hclcl r~~rriatlon> in future to recover his
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CITY Affairs.
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NV ~ Guy sew ''''''"' was i''""S al ''o"
"u Monday At the titN Rooms. Rev. b. \.
liter offered praVrr Judge Johnson of the
p.,f..,. ,,,,,t ,l AZ
" '"' 0''' Va VI
A'N I' 'A' MAlol anu members 81 Inc titY
Council. MNol Brooks then delivered his IN
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h'pKl9N on MAYOR BROOKS.
tteutIrmen of The CITY Council II pom as.
Who have been elected by the suffrage of our
fellow citizens to manage the affairs OF the city
government FOR The current municipal year. de-
tol}e~ the duty Of giving oui earnest efforts 10
promote it~ prosperity md welfare. and to
guard lis rights. and hope we may be able to
discharge our trusts 50 well that our con>ti-
lucnt> viii have no occasion to regret the CON
lidtncr They have placed in us To discharge
these duties properly, We shall have to give con-
siderable time having accepted official positions,
We have no right to neglect to look diligently
after the interest Of the city, however much We
MAY have 10 sacrifice in doing.
Asa legitimate evil resulting from The War.
extra, ag1nct haS extended through national.
-'tir 3ho mnnHp3l EoNGfhhiilI> noNh 10 li,ul-
t',1i,.. SIM, rl,.,'S>,ry Ia ,,',H tho int,ir
- ON them. and we are accustomed 10 deal
with 50 large appropriations to meet this burden
Lno,in,r INN I'M, >m-,IIaI ,,,nrnmr,tions
ulal, to meet the ordinary expenses of govern
l1ent' and OF forgetting that the aggregate OF
ti,r bni.n df @ii INK II IL 6iynHhnnt ,non
H. to US, the utmost economy. No increase on
me H'bI ,houIi be permitted: rt" economy
..r,, f,I he Irvald,nnnnt 81 inlIi.fI.ie. tInonp
u.s. ol providing ion. the Increasing wants of our
population. but. If any such expenditures are
, .arrI, t,iti, tD ,,,nt
them
II" treasurer reports the funded debt As fol
transformations ,,.no
war - Doo
Railroad 6>>,3O0
demonstrated -. .nn
H., .,.,,...
lu> Unfinished 1lrl.-S. during tbo pa.t three
wears. but this diminntion does not show the
ii"'y ~ .r "a nn2 lo, ot
ua> paid on the bond, sold and there has been
q gradual increase IN the value Of the preferred
i,, ny sn H., o'tI nv alJ l'Sli en-,
Railroad Go. 1t is now hoped that. in a few
wears, d]ldendS on this stock VIII add 10 our
',''i,', ~ VIZ t -, ~, ~ u1 t"
and I submit TO Your consideration the pro-
lilt1y "l establishing a sinking fund that this |
Th l''ranriat; fai thn fire.
Ne:r wa, larger than usual Tie reservoir, |
needed tohslderabr outlay 10 place them III AN
,,., ., y 49,. 81 = i'V"I W.
If was f,und urr,..sar, tn 57ynr,jraW tIiS tiinH
S2,234 1h, excess of expenses over the ap-
preparation was oeca~ioned by the purchase of
49, i,"SG E;I 'i'' ie" o>' my
al the present efficient condition of tlj> de-
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19
Kentucky Library Concert.
a Cand To tho RuLlio


The manager is DESTROYS that every ticket holder
IN the Fourth Concert which off III Public
Library Hall, the 31st of March, shall be perfectly
satisfied with the distribution of Gifts which is to
take place ut that time The distribution of 81 300
900 is an affair Of such importance that although the
interests OF the absent ticket holders will be faith
fully cared for by the management, yet they would
be glad for all to see and know, each for him
self, that everything is done which the most scru
pulousiy eXacting could ask, to make the distribu
ton absolutely fair and impartial. All arrange
mems for the drawing on the part of the manage
ment are complete, and the ticket holders invt
ed to send delegates to meeting to be held in the
Public Library Building, the goth of March, to
select committee to cooperate with the committee
appointed by the trustees TO count and examine the
tags and that every ticket is fairly represented
in the drawing. The time is short, and whatever is
to be done must be done promptly. our opera
ton in this matter is earnestly invited.
Yours,
THOS Il. BTAMLErrE,
Agent and Manager. Pub Lib Ky.
For tickets and information apply to
TI"s. II. HAYS & Co., 609 Broadway, ew York
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19

Twcntv-seven Nashville ladies determined to
practise economy-vowed not to wear anything
more expensive than calico dresses to church
and they stuck to it, as none of them have at
tended church since.
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19
PROBATE NOTICES.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
of Waldo.

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
of Waldo.
fNHE UNDERSIGNED, Guardian of Ernest W.
\ Moody, minor heir of Joseph |. Moody, late of
Isiesboro in said County deceased, respectfully
presents that said minor is seized and possessed of
certain real estate situate in said lesbOro, subject
TO a mortgage, and also the dover of the widow of
SAID deceased, that an advantageous offer of one
hundred dollars has been made for the interest of
SAID minor therein, by Harriet NJ Decker of said
lslesboro which offer if is for the interest OF all con-
celed Immediately to accept, the proceeds thereof
to be put out on interest for the benefit of said
minor.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
grant her license to sell and convey said real
estate Of said minor, (incudng the reverson of the
widows dover thercon,l to said Decker for said
sum SYLVIA A. MOODY
Al Court of Probate held at Belfast, within and
for the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of March A. ID. 1874.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing copy Of said petition, with this order there
on, TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, paper printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Il Probate Court to be held ut
the Probate Office i'll Belfast aforesaid on the second
tuesday OF April next, 1T ten o'clock in the fore
noon, and sheW cause, if any they have, why the
same should not be granted.
true copy, Attest -. 7. FIftn itegisteI
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19

Saturday night the hardware store of j. p.
Wise a. Son, in Rockland, was entered and rob
bed of goods to the amount of $3.50
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19
City Affairs.

lhc new clth government was inau@urated
un Monday At the tity Rooms. Rev. b. y.
tier offered prayer. Judg" ,lohn~on, of the
Police Court, thea administered the oath of OF
hr- 10 .lt, Mlyol aud members Of the city
,oun,jl. M:Not Brooks then delivered his IN
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19

Al Court of Probate held at Belfast, within and
Tor the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday
of March A. ID 1874
The Republican journal., 1874-03-19
IT TT w 7 II.
II. A. JACOBS, NJ. ID.
Npncton, \. Il. November 9. 1867.

A Slread-ea@le orator Of New York wanted
the wings OF Il bird to fly to every Village and
hamlet in the broad land; hut he wied when
naughty boy in the crowd sang out. You'd
be shot for :: goose before you had flew Il mile. "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
sECREr SOCIETIES.

L. efP.-CYHDoS LODGE 40 :, meets every "Gf.n"s-
dayl evening at O'Clock, IN MASONIC Hail ~ ,
WELLS. Z. C., y. ". OEyiS, Il. OF X >
r.-S,r,xA LODGE No 2s meets at Odd Fel-
lows u III every Thursday c:eninS al o. cloc- L.
= GRANT n e.. VI. ChAaPiON, Secretary.
1909 .--SISAI ENcANPMs;ST No io az Odh Inv 40,
Hall first and third Tuesdays an each ih0hh NJ
o'cl 5ck a. NJ An kncGnpmeht ncinsi J.. s %
ara i, vitcd TO attend. L.. GRANT, I. T., " a.
UI,vIs, Scribe.
AFSAG SALIVA LODGE No GO, W Masonic Il, IL as
6r.f and third MONDAY i'm cicn month. ID H. WAC
sr.F,, W M, j. DEWITT, secretary
sALrSr ROYAL ARCH CHATTER No.lS Masonic ~
second and fourth Monday ~ cach month. 3D.
HASA, M.E.H.P., J. DEWirr, Secretary.
MIRIAM LODGE, No. s, ID OF R-Meets IN odd clloWs
Ial s.cond and foaIth Friday evening OF each month
atTp.m h. l.. MOTION, y. q; Mri. :. 4. NORTON
q. G GnNRAD. II. ).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
II. u. Lock wood, Umpire.
II. ShRltZ. Scorer.

VI. H. LothWocd, Umpire.
Ii. ShRltz. Scorer.
On the l2th OF next month, at G:lj 4. ", an
excursion party will leave >2lna for eastern
points. 10 return at any time within sixty DAYS
from tic above date. The following rates of
iair have been obtained from Salina to st
Louis and return. S2l 90; TO indianapolis and
return, $1,000; TO Louisville and return, $50. 90:
TO Cincinnati and return. S3l 90 : to Toledo.
Ohio and return, S55. 40: to Chicago and re-
turn, s.. 20. Parties desiring to become mem
bers of The party can apply for tickets at the
City Hotel from the 9th 10 the 18th of October.
Mr. Miller informs us that some sixty-iiye per-
sons have already signified their intention TO
" eXcurt.''
Every luxury in the groccy line, choice and
fresh, will be found at Obcr & Bonds cheaper
than anywhere.
Four of Salinas citizens had been told that
four deer roamed the prairie near the Saline,
not far from town. The citizens had tired OF
chicken shooting and were inclined 70 hunt
larger game. Armed with guns Of the proper
caiibre and provided with blankets and other
tixings they were driven 20 the run oil the
deer and look their stations in the darkness, to
watch their coming. On an old log, with the
black sky above them. and a cutting atmosphere
around them (which eating had to be couu-
terbalanced by something else which could e,a
as WELL they waited and waited and waited.
Not a sound did they make nor a movement
for fear the deer as they strobe TO their sccu>-
toned watering place should be alarmed.
There they sa,-the patient four-all night
long, shivering, silent and I'VE think inward
ly swear ing. Daylight, came and 10 deer had
come. and crestiaIlen. ill-naiured. sleepy and
with haggard looks the celebrated -four stolel
quietly into town, seeking their respective hab-
tations. They bite their lips and look sheep
sh when they are asked whether they are fond
OF yen.son.
In The Rtpa5iie Magazine for October. pub-
lished at Washington, d. C., The Southern
Stu alton Is The topic of the leading article.
The subject is fully and impartiaIly preseatcd.
In the same Issue there is a chronological lis;
of the recent murders and outriges in Ala
barna. Arkansas. Kentucky. louisiana len
nessec and Texas. IL contains also an account
Of eighteen political State Conventions Dem
oeratic, Republican aud Independen;-held in
September. with a synopsis OF the platforms
or resolutions OF each. The contents Of the
October number embraces also an article on
The Army Of tie Great Rebellion" with
iabulaied statements OF The full rolls Of the
army. by States. including volunteers. regulars
and colored troops. aud the numbers. by
States. who were killed, died" or miss
ing ia battle l. contains also aboai twenty
articles on the political topics Of the day. and
an Official record oil the action Of the aimiais
tration in reference 10 the Louisiana rebellion.
Terms 3 year, o. 81 Ter volume Of six
months.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
f0Rtrasted El0uucEce.

am sorry that so much trouble has
been taken for my reception, but 1t was
the fault of the committee, and not any
fault Of mine, as all entertainment has
been forced upon me, and | have been
met AZ every town of my VISIT with the
same kindness, for which | am deeply
eratifed.- Grants speech at Netc Bed
tord.
This is q little hard on the Queens
English but as the Queen has declined
making son-in-law Sartoris a nobleman,
1t serves her right.
How this hurst of eloquence reminds
one of the simple yet striking utterance
of the colored divine al Redmond, Va,
when he said {:
De fore part ob dc church will please
sit down so dc hind part ob de church can
see dc fore part, for de hind part can I
see de fore part et de fore part persist
in standin' before de hind part TO de ut
ter exclusion Oh dc hind part by de fore
part.-Cdpital.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Our stock of flannels, linseys, heavy cassi-
meres and shirtings is complete. Come and
buy. JIG. RASH & SoN.
Cotton flannels. shirting fiannels. jeans. cas-
sinners, etc. A full stock at New York prices,
a. ODER & Bonds
We have inst been making additions to our
general stock of goods, which makes it larger
the very best, bought at the lowest cash prices
in The best markets. Weare prepared for. and
expect 10 receive, an increased trade. We in
wife all strangers to give us tiial, as We are
willing and anxious to have our goods and
prices compared with those Of others.
j. {. RASH 6 SoS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Something Worth Knowing.

II Is worth something 10 know that the 81 or;osi pos
.iblc route iron. Kansas City 10 Buffalo. Pit:sburg
Wheeling, Parkersburg, baltimore, PHILADELPHIA
New YORK. Ioston dpd nter7,SiG,. poig,s Is 5rcGgh
81 Louls, over the - Louis kansas City Northern
short Line, and the shortest possible route FROM Kan
sas City to Hannibal, Quincy chicago, Toledo, De-
trot, and iR,era>diate o.,s Is VIA $; LOUIS Kansas
Lity Northcpa short Linc II is the only road rt,n
nius six fast express trains two than sny other
Inc. between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road in connect! n with the Kansas City St
Joseph x Council Bluds r. r.. forms tAe only Omaha
and ST. Louis through line running through Pullman
slcepins Palaces between oTaha and 81 Louis and
positively the only Lac that passengers from caIiror
mia, Utah, Sioux CITY, Omaha, Council Bluas, Ne
hrasks City, aud 81. Joseph can connect by all
frIsEs Of the Kansas Cy, 81 Joseph & Council Blnns
Railroad, close aud direct FOR 81 Louis and all points
lst VIA -: Lcns Any other line 20 ST Louis involves
iay-o,cs II ksasas Clty ot hge hours az oae train
as IL The Only line running many trains v nh sd
rrrb Reclining Chair Coaches, elegantly caypctcd -ad
Giici with dressing with toilet convenirces for
,Allcs. gcn;lsm-n aud families, pllAogt azy e-tni
ere Tickc, gen selling tickets 10 the East, will
,cgch for the above iac:s. and furnish tickets, map
r-rciars and time tables by this route. For other in
formation r,lativ, 20 this line address A. G Dave
-, J..erh, N, cr r a. Grse' :; Losi-. W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Chicago Saart Line.

Via 81. Louis, Kansas az. lal Norser:, and Chi
ngo 4 Alton Railroads, cro--.n. rs mississippi on
the great IRON bridge Louisiana. No, and passing
through jack scnville, Bloomington and Joliet No
tcGn.fer., 10 ferries, change Of cars. The only
line RAINING Reclining seat Palace cars 6etwcea Kan
C.ty and Chicago with al change NocXi.a charge
fos seats in these Pallman Palace Sleeping
rGu through between Kansas Cty and Chicago, wlIh-
out change Palace puaE cars on day trans Time
track, scenery, accommodations. ahead of all other
rsGtcs. J { AcMULLIN.
General Superintendent, Chicago,
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. Pass'r Ag't Chicago.
FRANK g HIGH. Western Travelling Agent, Kan,
City. NJ.
Chicago Past Freight Line, sAor,cst, quickest and
test. W. II. REED,
General Western Agent. Kansas CITY No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

OFMrs. Henry Ward Becchcr, it is
said that she is ruddy-faccd, with a pro-
fusion Of gray hair, and somewhat stout
in figure. One summer Mr.. Beechcr
had gone to Peekskiil in advance of his
wife, who remained in Brooklyn to see
that the house was lett in proper condi-
ton for the vacation. \ new coachman
was hired in Peelsbill who Lad never
seen Mrs. Beecher, and the day of her
expected arrival he WAS sent to the
station TO fetch her home. After a time
he returned alone, and, in answer to
Mr.. Beechers inquiries, he said that Mrs.
Boecher did not come on that train.
chats impossible" said the astonished
parson: "she telegraghed this morning
that she would take the five o'clock
train. Did no one get out at the station?"
"No one except on old Irish woman"
"Go right back" said Mr.. Beechcr, "and
fetch the Irish woman. She's my wife. ="
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
The FASTEST Time on Record.

Passengers Going East reminded Of the fac; that
the HaIa-h Line is the ONLY LINE running Li5atiHg
cypress Trains tlly equipped with patsn; air brakes.
Miller platforms, &c, from ST. Louis. Htnnibal and
Quincy, stopping oa,y at the principal stations
and reaching NEW YORK. BosToS and intermediate
points from 70 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
Competing Lines from all points in the West.
II is also the only Line running TirouSh Cars from
KdRsas City to indianapolis and ciHeiRRati, via Qun
ey, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS run via the Va
bash Live only, from 81. Louis and QUISCY TO RI
WAYNE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars FOR Buffalo, Roch-
ester, New Yerk. &c, without change.
SPEcIAL NoTICE "A Pullman Sleeping Car lrsves
the Missouri river daily, ana runs through 20
Geld, Ill, avoiding change It Quincy.
For further information see time tables which can
be obtained at al Through Ticket snees in the
west " l. MALCOLM
Gsa. Pass'r As't. TOle,:o
J. 8, LAZARUS.
Western Ag't, Kansas Civ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Go East By Way OF st. Louis.
J. :, LAZARUS.
Mestrrn AC't. l.;

In three days Of railroad compeiiisn the
eer selects his route before leaving In almost
every instance he desires reach his destination
speedy possible and for the accomplishment of that
purpose the Missouri Pacific Through Lise from the
West TO the East, via Kansas City and ST. Louis. OF
ers inducements unsurpassed 10y any other line in the
country. Everything. connected with the HissoHri
PEeiSc Il. Il is frsf ciRSs. and the adoption OF the
Miller Platform and Westinghouse Air Brasc. TO gvth-
with its Pullman Seepers and reclining chair coach
es render trip over tae line perfectly safe anil
pleasant Passengers from all parts the West, by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City Leavens-
worth, Atchson aud other prominent cities are land
evening and in ample time TO make direct connection
with all railroads for every point in the North, East
and South Particular Information, with maps, time
tables e. may be had al the various Through Tick
ct Offices in the west. upon personal or written
a,plicaiion to c. II. Baxter, Western Passenger
agent Kansas City, Mo, or l. A. Ford, Gen fassen-
gre Agent. St.Louis, 80.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
PaTlor Cars.

The HANNIBAL & IT. JOSEPH E.iLEeAp has
ioas tcen dssgnsied by the travelling pa5lie The
"oLD RELIABLE" from the Ia; TIA; IL TEtIyS
ARE ALWAYS oN LIS; .ad SHORT LINE. -
eczas u 8, ss:nov -,se, TO - the SHORTEST POS
sIBLE ROUTE bsteta western ei:Ies sEd all ;riEci-
psi cities and towns - tie eE.t
l. addition 70 the sslsid eqaFyn O; fiis lzvoT.ts
route, and - et The requirements 81 IL. largely
cresIa Grstelass through Passenger rel iss cs-
pAny razninE the FESEsT P.EIsE 4 ~ X TsS
woELo The iH;erIoF Arrangement sag~rb fs-zad
saloon. Drawing E~paa. Slzfc Rom ei~Ezauy up
h8lsfeFc,i and decorated Islie.' Toilet Eoe4a. e
&c. f, ever thing Ss na7-; izsisdlsas osalI d.
sir
one Of the-e nlH-z lhoeut . a;facasI % szcA
Dzy Express Trzia. All accompanied - polite AZ
attentive conductor
The rr1cA = u the beSt ros-5e eozfsz lzr-s pssr
;i0a q i hsTins reoea;ly teea re-Es4 -ssH -TEET.
RAILS. lrge ssd -one hTI=ss hzse tzksa ~ rsArr
u wool. AM siI other s FpvsDsss rS1d4cye % fAe
SAFETY and eoEnfsT- % IL pafro-s hsss h~~n soic3
P-ssg er- Esinz sEss wess AT WtsAia< - serzE
SFzrF COMFORT Al sPEED. .ssuzla >. "a r-acs-
a. AZ far. 2aa sszt snes- iscksss RAJ ia rhe
''oa. g-lEshs-'' HANNIBAL ST 10 SlEgET
LINE, wEisA - oszss=rs - 81 Frsaesrz oasc.-
bosBssecssr- Ilrez.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY

pr..ny rEuI,x-w A simpkns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath ~ II A. NJ. AMI I i. VI. Sabbath
school. 30 J.. NJ. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
niDgs.
NJ .,uop,sv Ep,soorA--Rev. F.. v. IIin Pestor,
Preaching every sabbath, al 1888 n N, ana ~
oicIgck T. NJ. Sahhath school, each SaJba;h, III
"a. NJ. Prayer Meeting, "wednesday evening
yrtss aPAG-Rev. Thos. Is Dooley, Pastor. Preaching
CA The urs aud third S1bbIths OF each month at A \
Il.
CArHoLIc-Iev John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the SECOND sabbath OF each month al The Court HOUSE
C,rTrs7--Rcv. j. Il. Downer, Pastor. Preaching on
,ne first and third SUNDAYS OF each month. morning
and evening sabbath school, $50 Il. NJ, every
sabbath Prayer meeting NJ edr esiay evening.
rp,srr,S CuURtIl-Prraching In the Baptist church
on the I'd and 9Th I.5rd'o day o. each month, by
Rider a. u. Goodwin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
Sheriff Sale.
Charles X Underwood and James wilson,

Charles Underwood and James Wilson,
Shrpsrd Amrirc and Mary :. Amrire.
Ry virtue of an order OF sale Issued from the clerk
ogcc Of the l4th Judicial District tourt sitting IN and
for county Of saline Kansas. and TO me directed
and delivered / Will
On the ID day Of Norsmber, 4. y. 1s74,
tween the hours of q O'Clock, m. and O'Clock,
IN of said day, 1T the east door OF the court house
In the city Of Saua o1er for sale at public vendue to
the highest and best bidder for cash IN hand at tm- of
sale the following described property, tO-wit The
south half the Jrthest quarter and the north hall
OF the southeast quarter OF section - IN township ~
r,r-r west of the 9Th principal meridian containing
100 ceres, except much thereof rs lies west OF the
Smoky Hill river and including the bed OF said river
at low water containing 81 45-IOJ more OF less.
appraised ut $3.50, 10 be sold the property Of the
above named defendants az the suit 81 The .bove named
plaintiffs
Given under my hand this II day Of october, A u
1874. COING, Sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

Mrs. Van Colt says that at one of her
pray a negro brother prayed:
"Oh, Lord send dy angel TO pin dc
wings on sister Bancots heels dat she
may fly troo dc world preachin' de eber-
lasting Gospel And one added: "Lord
give wings on her shoulders, too, or the
preaching viii not ha~o oncct, Tor sno II
nv INSIDE down.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
COUNTY, DIRECTORY.

Jndsc OF the District Court-J. IL. PRESCOTT.
Senator-J. II. EDWARDS.
pailroad Assessor--W. r. LESLIE.
RcprescntatIvo-J WEAVER ,...
Cout,t, Cominisstoncrs-W. Il. SCHoLL' chHIi''""
!, II PALMER and X. :. CHAMPLiN-
County Tleyk-DAvID BrEBE
I,punty Atorncy-E. ". llODGKiNHoN'
Probate judge 4. NIL3MAN
Clerk Of the DIstrlciLot -AC"tni D0"D''
County Tryasurcr-C. T.. fAULkNEt'
Sheriff. !. GOING.
Register OF DEEDS. I. tEiSS. r
SUPERINTENDENT of Public lnstruchoh-hA ~ bi9''i
Coroner. X. LULL, JR.
sufpeyor-D. 4. UsMlLr)S.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

A certain Sheriff, who was comedy
bachelor, served an attachment on i
handsome widow. "Madam," said be
with a low bow, al have an attachment
for YOU" The lady bIushed, and hintcd
that the favor was reciprocated. " You
don't understand me. You must pro-
coed to court" | know it IS leap year,
but | prefer YOU TO do the courting."
"Madam, this is no time for tritiing: the
justice is waiting" Justice . Why, 1
prefer the parson."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

A Nashville parent was reading aloud
to his family highly complimentary
notice OF an accomplished young lady,
of that vicinity" accomplished young
lady" interrupted one of his small olive
branches SIT don't take much to be
accomplished then ; | know her, and
she says Il haven't saw and Il seem"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01
CITY DIRECTORY.

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