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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30

Son ben erften Gas.n Der republifantider
Bartet al habe ih bieielte eifria unterftiikt
bis Der rGreOit Mobiler" S6uinoel on's
2tft fam, bon weltem Gage es fdo seiote
baB oteGorrnptiOu immer GROCER pnroe. Sehi
1T Die 3eit gefommen, OaB llntbGtiQfeit ;ulr
Sarbreheu miro, nnO es lit Die 8Iid,t efueS
lsoen 9nttn Siirgcr8, eiuen llmi6muna her.
beltitlrtn 81 belfen. 0aS uGCbite 0tepr6ie1.
tantenban5 miro tnapp bataucirt iein. gs
1T mD9llh, b0B Die Smei SeSirfe WtarplonS'8,
beren 0tcultat 3mciiclbaft lit, DeiIcn Goml
pleGton beIttmnlen. Dit bieien Sbatiadcn
Dor Nngeu, balte i'd cS fir metne 8flidlt,
BEN Or. Sentle 81 unteritiiteu. unb id, er.
ludle ale reftidaiienen 9tepubtifaner, mel.
mem Seiipiele 3u folgen."
Die II. gSarO Der Stabt mirS benz bento.
tratll9eH GanOiOaten cine itattlidle Maiori=
tat Qebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
aus Scr Smnoes6on0tIfost,

va ! 9tn9ton, %. Stt. - Die 9ltdltcr
SeS 9ofiten 9eriat5bOfeS itatteteu beute Genr
Rralloenten .tbreH jabrlt6en 8eIud) ab. Sitte
TT IS, oaB btes am eriten Gage bes @erid,tcs
9eld)tebt; oa Der 8rGiioent an oiciem Sooc
aber ntft in Der Staot anmcIeno mar, 10 mar
Dtsier Seiu6 Onf beute perifoben morScn,
Der WattonaI' 'Sauftas dnbcrauutt.
9cr Prar0ent bat lstne proclamation cr.
laiten un0 0onnerItag, ou 26. gfopember.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
Observation-Disclosures.
fnd1, ct1tett SGbn5tt9 5u 5crit0:

9alifar, y. g., 25. Sft6r. - Capt.
3obiebon bon 8egmOutb, wclfer an Diem.
flag BON cinem ieiner Mtatroieu qeitod,en
mnrOe, itarb am Samitag Otorgen. Ser
NtOrOcr, SObn 0uggett, lit enttommen.
9lm lesteu 6reitag murOe ciu @erIud, &C.
nlad]t, einen 6radlt5ug Der y8inoior 9lnnaz
polls z8abn" bel granO @re aus ben Sdlie.
nen 3u merfcu. 008 6inocrniB murOe rc1t.
Seitig entoCdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
&rtc8scrfi6rtn9 9c9cm sic y9al=
ftlltDrcsS hinsY sYSnfN-f

.09Ica9 o. e. Sftbr. = Die vStme8"
wTO mor9en bert9ten, OaB ba8 weitltGe
Sureau Der GtIenbabH GOmutiiidre 8efeble
erlanen bat, oaB ale BON ibuen controlirte
Sabnen arbltrdre Staten fir 9urhfra6ten,
melfe iiber etnen She'll Ocry SalttmorezSbiO.
Sabn" gehen, fOrOern iolleu uuo oaB Oieicl=
ben fem @epdf tiir Die 9urdfabrt nit Gbcd8
oereben. 01cic8 Scrfabreu geifiebt 3ur
8leOerper9eltnng, neil Die y y8nlflnorezS6 bio
Sabn" Der GonocntiOu III Saratoga ni6t
beiQetreten Lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30

politii9en 0teinung @iaen began9en nor
ben mare, meui9iteuS iuurOe feiuer Der berid,.
teten fSdlle beitdtigt. SD SDgere feinen 9llI
9ehbltd 5n bebaupteu, buB bic 8iiraer olle,
3auttarben unb pOlitiiben Sdattiruuoer
lbrt Anit9ten ungeHirt auSipreden fSnHen
mo eS aud tbuu, mNnu, NO uno mie e8
lbHen beliebt, ohHe Die gcringite 0emaltbat
81 betiir1ten Su brau6en. 0as auswGrttoe
Pnblttum ut getdui4t ourd Die 2eioeni6oft,
mel9e FA IN polltiiheH @Orreiponoen3en MA.
nlfeltlrt. IS eriitirt fetn &ountp in BIT =gllaz
6ama, IN pelGem ni6t irgcno ein Wtann,
0emotrat, 9tepubltfouer ODER Gabifaler, 81
Tentlth obne 6nrdt Dor 8eldltiguuq ietne
9eitnnun9 funO geben fam, chen 10 fret:
mlttbtg, ais III irgenO einem StaQte Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
Sin if1refflid1er SnA.

$ Sono, Ont, %. Dit. - gtugut Wtc5as
ond), eln alter GtnwObner oon 0unmid), fam
beute aut i6redli6e gSeiie nm'S Qeben. Sci
Dem STIn1e, eiueu Stter Suritf3utreiben,
muroe er oon oemielben mutbeno auge9riffen,
mel9er i'm cine Strede melt auf ben 66lnern
torttrH9 uno bann nit fur9tburer @ewalt
au1 ben Soben ihlcubertc. Gr itQrb tur2
nQdlher lintPr nrnpru 0ltnIpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
1lngliif 3ur sec, = @lilfltd,e Get=
faaataH htntt z 81 4 e Il t.if al

Nem-DOrf, 28. Cft.-9ie S0rfe v9(bs
By Socon," mclde bcute bier etntraf, berids
tet, boB tic am %. Sttobcr inter 40 @r. 28
ltln. II. Sr. uno G6.56 ~. 6. Ben &apt. &m.
Sang ron Dem SGoOHir ,9auntleB" aus ,6a=
Itfor, uebIt 6rau, 9iu0 unO iiebeu Matroien
anfnabm. Der S9ooncr ging IN Der Nadt
bt5 10. Oftober inter. Die Sd)iiibriidigen
bcfonOen itd] bier Sage lang III eiuem fleinen
Soote; jeOc %crion crbielt tdgli9 nur eincn
halhru 2miehnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
ScrOaftung ltnter Scn, &uflurs
0ciete tn @cprai0.

SaUonnab, u. 0ttbr. = Str meiBe
&iirger uou Scriucr=@ouutp muroeu Don Dem
SunOeSmarihua bitrbcrgcbraht, auaeflagt,
Oa5 3maug8geiet bel Den letten Staat8m0bz
len Oerlett 81 babcu. Die gonSe glfatre mar
ciriad elne Briigelei Sluiidcn Shmar;en mo
g8etBeu, in meltcr Gritcse zen Giir;cren 3o-
gen. Die g9eiBen mHroen uotiirli6 iofort
MA Suffrtrr nrrhnftr+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
NuaocrSnoth Il, sEcI,rnafo

= NJ ) a. Jtebr., p. Oh. = Son Dem
lit0meitlthen 3betle OcS StaateS ItnO gtad=
rtdten blcrber gclangt, OaB bort Sauieu0e
BON Nteni0en in Der gr6Bten Sunger8notb
lcben. Stcle Oerielben batteu ieit gSod,en
n;htS 9tnOere8 5u ciieu, ais mas tic iid) aus
Sal3, SSafer, &iirbiiien uuO Osrgleiben 81.
bereltetcU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
@iIenb0bu=ltnfoQ in Sufba.

. NIL n on, Soma, p. Sft. = Der
SEtnnnpa= =grprsB5ug Der vGbica9O= Surling=
ton & Gnlncp @iieubabn" lit beute BEL
8btte1elo, etrtge Nteilen weilth Don 6air=
! itelo, Soma, perunQliidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
SArffincr ,,ti,ifnh

Gtnciun0tt, 30. Oft. - S5eute Na6=
mtttag wcbte Gin htftigcr SturmwtnO etn BET
nabe pollcnocte8 5iegellteiuerne8 8ebGuOe mn
oa5 III ietncm 6aue em ouOere5 3uciit0dlgee
lOl5crneS @ebduoI oemolirtc. Den Semo6.
nern cc8yegttrcn gelang cS nit fuapper ytOtB
III entfnnrup1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
9Sos1t f0IIdlc 031tSc1t ont SinS1

&OrOnto, Ont, 27. Sft.-SanIe8 SOw
ring lit i6ulOtg befunOen mOrOen, am4. Scp~
tember ben SuIn1 gcmadt 5n babtu, Elm
lun9c5 0idod)cn Su crihieBen, oa5 ieuen Se-
mcrbungen fetH @tb6r hcntte. Die &ugcl
mar III Dem fali6en SuieH Der Dame ltedclt
qebllcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
Sd)refliGcs Sprema ItuoIaf

So + pm ~ Attor. - 9nrf Die per
frii9re Grplofon eiau Spren8(aOung pnr.
Den III bcn 8hte RouutatHS na6e bcm
gSillage 9OteI" brei 2lrbeiter lebensqciSbr'
Iifh nerlett oNI"V+-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
SmiMSberimf-

gtOrfolt, %. SftObcr, - Die sorf,
y antiaa" gln9 pon bierimit SlumpoQc m,h
2iperp Of Qb. ''"|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30
s@teBaWaire Spitaen 0ouu. saeaosa mo

Ne -SrleanS, 30. Oft. 6cute gtodl=
mtttaQ a lbr Creiguete iib cine -&oQiion
5wlfen @Onu. &eaOgg uno Wtaior Is. n.
Surfe nobe Der @de Uon 9tampartz uuo ga.
naI=StraBe. G)oup. SeQogg fubr in Q3colei=
tltn9 oc8 9tlhter8 Itod)a natf oaue: an tcr
genannteH SteQe wluOe 0aS 6ubrrperf ollot.
bolten uno SHrte bcgoun eln @eiprGd nit
Dem @ouperncur; i'm &aufe ociielben grarifi
er oeilen SanO. 500 einen Sheniicmer beTuor
uno be4ann aut Sellog9 losSuidlagcn. Sci.
Io99 RIB EN- Btltol aus Der SQiDe unb idleB
auf ben AtteHtdter, WOrauf 8urfc einer 9tce
polper 5o9 nn6 mebrere GhiiTe ami SeloGo
abTeuerte. Steiner pcrielben traf, uno Ser Ser
@oupunelr tubr o0uou. 8urfe nurOe pcrz
baftet, aber ipGter aui Setreibsn bc8 9fid,tcrs
Atodla ireigegeben. Sic Streitiofeit eutitonh
m 6ol9e Der Correspondent; iiber Die g}aturo.
ltintipu '''''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30

yOuoou, %. Sft6r. - Gu 95abn;ug,
auf mtIdcm iid Der Ocutide @tiauOtc ilr
EliiabOn, @rai b. Srdn0euburg befauO, mur=
De bet Gm0aO Steal i'll Spauicu Don &uuciz
ten angeBalten IND uU5gepliiuOcrt Der Sc
| lau0te muroe nm 100 Gbalcr, iclue ll5r un0
uCrihieOeue BrCtioen bIaubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-10-30

pei6cn Oc8 uStauOorO" melOcn, BAH Die ge.
9ltlmtlten III BEN @r0icn pom @bamborO brtu.
gen, mad 6rautreif 3urid;utlbreu.
BortS, "a. SItbr. - 0te 9te1ieruro hat
bel9lohen, Dem Griudlcu Der ipaniidlen DE-
9lCrun9 nm Au8IteTcrun9 Oc5 SorliitcnQcue
toaS t! ,9.orre93Tap, melher it1 gcgenwdrtig II
Der 6elnlng 9tuucp befinOet, III cntipreden.
Sro9Ite: :-Bru9gomm oes nrotbcn@ Vriu,rr
PaftS, %. Sttbr.-Cie bitilQc ,,Trtiit'
pn0I5Tt etucn llrttt2l balboiii;jelleu Gbarot
tSrS, mslher onOeutet, OaB Der 0er;oo s.
Sto9lie ms Cabinet iuriidftbrtn miro.
d, prlni Stromc .9tapOlcOu bat Gin poltiifti
FEo9ramnl IN Der 6orm zines 8riefls trloi
zen, IN mtld)em Ct DIE rlaftionIrc uuo flerj
tale POIltit Der Smperlalittu mtBbtuiat.
BGrtS, 2G. Stt.-0r ipaniid1e Comm
5u Saponnc iorOertt aui @rlmo oe5 Strtruae,
oon 1862 Die 2lu5lieierlng Der Wtannifaf
pes 0ampierS o9teure, mcl9eS III ct. Seal
&c EHi fpe9en 6itbrun3 BON 8rieJ5 GOntrc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
Go East by nay Of 81. Louis.

In three days Of railroad sompeti;sH. thr ir,s-
elcr seisc,s his route before having In almost
every instance h~ drsirss 10 rrash his destination
speedy possible. aud for tr accomi ishmcn, oftha,
purpose the Xissomi E4ciSs Through Liae from the
wesfto ths East, via ks4sss City and 81. Louis, o.
inducements unsurpassed 10y any other line in the
country. Everything: connected with the Missouri
Pacific Z. Il. is ar.s eass. aud the adoption o. the
Miller Platform aud westip shO;ise Air Brake, togr,h-
or with its rullmanslrep~ssDd reclining cnair GU h-
es, rrndsr trip over the line perfectly safe and
pleasant. Passengers from all parts Of the West, by
taking its Express trains at Kansas City, Ica,ens-
worth, Atch;sos aud other prominent cities, land
ell in st. Louis at seasopabie hours, morning and
evening. and in ample time 10 make direct connection
with all railroads for every point in the North, Last
aud south Particular information with maps, time
table,. e., be hal at the various Through Tick
IT - Office. in the west. upon personal or written
application 20 G. II. Iisater, Western Pas-c .ger
hEeur kansas City, 40, or &. A. Ford. Gen. rassen-
ger Agent, 81. Louis. Mo-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Cntutored as We are in that holiness which
So with so mulch cant and tenlcity ''claims
as his own" we nevertheless managed TO as
slime the Madonna expression Is we penned
orr last mild and dove-iikc' article 1t was
mild and dove-iike." and yet contemplate
and bombastic.' "a IS" has il. '.S'must keep a
private bottle. or why should he go thus crook
~dly through language. Poor. distracted IS.
should pay no attention to 4 paper so far lost
to common ;lecency'' and so unworthy Of re-
spectacle contempt" lie should gather. up
his skirts and git for fear of contamination.
II We could possibly discover any semb.ance
OF point or argument in the last cff,Sion of the
sanity 'S." we would surely answer it. But
the author has exploded like a boiler. and we
can see nothing worth hunting after. That
small - ness Of pos,a:e'' evidently dis;urbs
this hIraD,-serraa newspaper correspondent.
and the manner of its disposition seems to fall
more heavily upon his spirits than the cleo
ton of that '.whskey council Probably
49, seeks in dollars and cents an equivalent to
that "Inc>s OF pottagc" by his hypocritical
dissertations about temperance. Such blow
hardS always expose their mercenary motives,
and finally take back seats among rciormers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
The Fastest time on Record.

Pha-n9er~ Goi,2 Es.s reminded Of the fact thai
the TaIash Line is the oSAY LINE running Lightning
E-prss. 7i"iaa Gully rqupi.d with patent air brakes,
Miller platforms, Sc. y from 81 Louis H,nnihal and
Quincy, stopping only ai the principal stations
and reaching New YoRx. BcsToS and indermr,iia,,
points lru,n @ ,o:7 HOURS IN ADVANCE oil
Competing Lines from all .-sins in the West
It is also the O~'y Zine r.tnas Through Cars from
Gan@s City 10 Indinopsi- snd Cincinnati, via gaia
cy, avoiding all Ferry aud Omail,u. transfcrs.
Through Pullman sLEEr,S. C,Ks, run vi, the Va
Lash Live only, from st. Louis and orIxo- 10 fr
WAIVE, To,rpo AID CLEvrI,yp. cJnnectins with
Sleeping and Drawing Room lars for Buffalo, Eoch-
ester, New York :. Ste., without change.
srxcrAL NOTICE. rri'm.u sleeping Car leaves
the Missouri river duly. sIa through to >prils
selI, Ill, avoiding . chung Vt Quincy.
For further information time tables, which can
he obtained at all ..rhrossa Ticket .nices in tbs
west. " l.. MALCOLM,
Gca. Pass'r Ag't, Tol.,io.
J. :. LAZARUS,
Western A,'i, Kansas City
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
s.pesn,.s vortn K.,vI,r.

II Is worth something to know that the shortest pos
sible route from Kansas City 10 Buffalo, Pittsbarg,
Wheeling, Parkersburs, Baltim,rs, Philadelphia,
New York Boston and fssvmediase psists is through
ST. Ions, over The Sc Louis. Kansas City Northern
Short Line and the shortest possible from Kan
sas City to Hannibal, 0uiacy. Chicago. Toledo, De-
iroii asd iaternefas coist via ST. Louis, Kansas
City Northern Short Line. II is the only roai
ming fast express frins, two than any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road, in connectisa with the Kansas City, ST.
10 <ph Council Blu6s =. T.. forms the only Omaha
and st. Louis fhrcash line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between Or aha and 81. L0ais, and
positively the only line fhaf passengers from casor
mia, Utah, Sioux CITY, Omaha, Council Blu1s, Ne
irsska City, and 81. Joseph cennec; By al
fruiss Of the Kansas City 81. Joseph Council Bius
Railroad, close and dire. for 81 Louis. and all points
EastSis ST. Louis. Asy sfcr line 10 ST. Louis involves
Iay -over at Kansas CITY II Eve hours, or one train
This rs fhe only line ruBnsg many trains with
peru Reclining Chair Cssches. elegantly cirIefed and
fitted with dressing roems with toilet convcn-ncss fer
ladies. Scntsmcn and families, ritAort ssy ernr~
chGrye Ticket agents selling tickets 20 the East wi
vouci for the above faess and farnisa tickets map.
circulars and time tables b. this route. For other in
formation relative to this line address 4. C. Dawes
ST. Joseph, No, or r. n. Croat, 81. Louis, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

4 vcry raTid, safe and Easy vav "a make money. =
procure TERRITORY introduce --latest useful in
veniin tssf q wanted every day, bv syery every
whcrp. who ha> family fall sued sewing Mach ne
with Table xad Treadle for or SIC thai does the
work a> a msch ne you woGid pay 50 fsr. Ksist.
srnpoih aud drn. make san 60 s;rsnz the cso,h
Wi tear b~or ihr stitches mp apart kEyh; a;
iSrh-reats fsr al work ant the pr.rel Button Hcle
Nerker n~c! l., oHy A-eafs sssi ouiy show taefn
In Operation 10 si in house hey en,-r -, and
UPWARDS ci-ar~4 daily BY smart sSeats No such ma
chin oc~r.-i such price IS 90 sold last
ysar. leo 80 families r-> them lsmsat inerrasi.x
ever isy ~s-re they become kne~a- Ministers iad<
e. lawyers cd tors nEsrhiEi-s.. tslor-- Il rrron-
ncrt them perfect siShrs given FREE 10 frsf sy
iiczr's II thsre Is sSrpry IN your ls,~ write for
IT, OF boy machine ter ycgr family . rrizfso1.
10 u nsre bstser cheap Nztsn~s - al paris
VI 'hr oocn.ry rre-ps Of prlcr. 80 Rad stver-
ti><~nt ~ ginning :. % saved every family. +" in
another part u fis IsE>r Adrv>s tn- psufrie:o-s.
Eoszr- J ArILfC Az a Co. - ssasi - Neu lork
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
SECRET SOCIETIES.

X ofP-CYxDc.s LODGE 40. s. meets every !" e.incs-
.,.v evening .. = O'Clock, in Masonic Hill ~ T.
MILLER T. &, ). q. MouLEE, X. OF IL 5
IOO.F--SALISA LODGE No. - meets Al on' fsl-
low. Hall every Thursday evening NJ o. icck 4.
l. B0SD y. c., I'D. WHITMAN, SECRETARY
IoOF.-SIxn ExcAAPNEST No. Il, at Old Fellow
HALL tr,t and thir; tuesdays in each month A
SnrLlz, e. r., T. l. EoND, scribe
AF&AM SALIVA LODGE No. o., at Masonic IAN
first and third Monday in each month ID. IL WAC
starr, W NJ, J. DEWITT, Secretary
SALINE ROY AL ARCH CHATTER No at Masonic iia.
second and fourth Monday IN each month L. D. :
HANNA, ME.H.f-, DEWITT, SECRETARY
r,v-, r or HoSou Axp TENrEHASCE-Froniirr temple
OF Honor and Temperance, No. meets ever. VI .,
.i.y ey.nin, in the Odd Fellows Hall, over e. W
Tr,-sins hardware store. Visiting brothers are cor
Jialiy iuvitrd TO attend. l.. II. TCrlLE,W W. e; D.
WEST, W. u.
N,v,.u I ONCE No g u OF I;-Mreis in Odd fellow-'
Hall second and fourth FRIDAY eseins oil ea month
t.p m r. l.. MOTION, y. u; Mr.. , \ NORTON
v. e; L. CONRAD, Il. :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

THEEsHEss. Erc.-Jones & Eeebe have the
best machinery and farm implements IN the
market. They have sold this season six Of
Sweepstakes. Aultman & Taylor Threshers.
and expect to sell six more before harvest
This is so. 1t is not necessary for them to brag
about rearers and movers so long as they sell
the old. reliable Excelsior 4 Marsh Harvester
the best in the world. As they sell so many
threshers. mowers and rsapers. they can
afford to sell piows and hardware cheap. and
are bound to ID il. Thisi. what they say and
firmly believe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23
SNerif,s Sale.

James II. Watson, FisiniId, J
James Gsrvin, Defendant,
Nv virtue order Of sale issued from the District
Court OF the l&sh Judicial District, Of SIie county
Kansas. and to me dirccted will
Tss-day, tie sSsA dry Of Ksy, D 1874,
at the east door of the hou>- city Of >ana
exls 10 sale q; pa5c vendue Letween the hours ofs
O'Clock m and o'eloc> D. OF laid day, the fol-
lowing described proS r:y ;ewif tbs aoTfhe asf
ter Of the northwest quarter and quarter
of the northeast quarter Of -ecfc four in township Is
range west OF the 9Th principal meridian saline
cointy Kansas, Containing - ieSs,
cordinS TO the government thereof sa,f prop
erfy appraised Sj and 10 be .oli the property Of
James Garyin II the suit Of james II. stsoa- 1eIn-
cash ~ time OF sale.
Given uadrr my hand at my once in the city Of sali-
na, this I'D day Of Aprsl, n u l-.s.
TT GOING, sheriff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-04-23

Jerome Ecebe aud " iilism y. Ansi~r-~n,1
Partners Eesbc Andsr son, TIainii1s,
James Nichols, Defendant.
By virtue Of sn order Of sale -en~d from the clerk
Office Of the lssa Judicial District Court of saIin.
county. Kansas and TO directed and delivered I
viii.
Ts>.day. tie ss.a dog Of xay, 4. %. t-.s,
between i.e hoarso Of O'Clock a m AMI o Gle ok .
m of aid siay the door o:fpe the
% >ana saline county, state u ksns- oEer NJ
public sale the highest bidder for cash hand fs.
following ie-crih~1 property. isvH rse half %
the northeast quarter e .-csion - isi township "a
south ran .r west Of th- Sab principal rtitz
the county 81 saline. and stsfc OF hsss snsar
l.-- Accounting 20 the
vvy rherr.f appraised ~ sss be sold TIE Prop
s.tv Jsale. Nichols II the suit Of G~ a ndsf
tyen u..slsr M ksai ;aI. lsta say 81 s.rrsl A. ~
,S.s T. j. ,o!NS sfs~rfE
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4 Card.

MEssrs. Ep.To:s: To aIlay the dark sus-
pieions of a host Of Anonymous writer's in the
Herald Of last week. relative 10 the senuincncss
of the order concerning tine publication of the
names Of petitioners FOR liquor licenses. will
state that the resolutions. Of which n copy Was
published in the Journal Of last week. were
passed by the city council. and was Instruct
ell to have them published in the Journal,
Ehicl. did. EDWIN F. Bower. CITY CLERK.
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tPubii>hcd April q, iGtl
Ordinance No. fS3.

An ordinance fixing the time Of the meeting OF the cit,
Councu
3. 4, ordaiass Iy &s Ydyor and Co.aeiln,ea Of IL.
e.sy II Ssi.sa.
sccfi l. That the regular meetings OF the City
Council OF the city Of ssa shall lee held tins thrs
Monday of each and every month NJ O'Clock p Ia.
Sec :. That ordinance No. :, b. and tie SAINT /:
hereby repealed
Approved April Il, ls.s.
W. :. WELLS. Mayor. l..
hereby certify the foregoing % be true and Ger
rect c"ly ~ ordinance passed by the ,oaBcilmr
Oh The cay u Saina Kansas TIE &c, day oi Apr
l..i.
tsEAIl
Attest: e. BorES, city CLERK.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Prxs.yTEn,Ax-w A Smpkins, Pastor. Preach
inc each sabbath 1t II A. NJ. and r NJ Sabbath
scsool, 2:ss r. N. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings-
Nrruopisr EpIscorAL-Uev. T.. y. Hill, Pastor,
Preaching every Sabbath, at $3.50 A. NJ aud y,
s,ciock r NJ sabbath school, each Sabbath, nj
ga NJ. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
Er,scorAL-Rev.J. H. Lee, Pastor. Preachids at the
ar.t and I. ird Sl,,atiis OF each month 1t ii A. ~
CArHoIIc-Hey John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the second sabbath of each month At the Court ".e
BArrisr-Rey. J. y Dowper Preaching ever ON,
er SABBATH, NOR ,ny snd evening, at the Usual
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-w. 5 WELLS
tUlmncilmcn--P. q. EoSD, NJ. W METH, l. .
,:r.>T tp NiIrYANS ,Eif- UAa.IS.
Police Jul .r-N- f. CAHIoLL.
tl-rA-EpWIS r.. B,wEN
Treaeurcr-; NJ. BLoDGErT.
Marshall Il. IriTLE.
D,:,u,y Marsii.i-JonS oEANr.
p.,.ict iuas-J. =. G;IEE-
Street loni.HisSIonrt-J. l.. Ilus-E
si,y Af;urncy-joRN FOSTER.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

judge ofthr District Court H. PRESCOTT
scn:,for-y. II. EDWARDS
Railroad As.essur-W- r. LESLIE
REPRESENTATIVE. WEAVER -;
t,oi,n,y t,om,uissipners-w Il. ScEJLL, chairman
. N PALMER and x. ). tHANrLiS
County t1erk-DAyiD EEEEE
County A;foraeE-E. ". HooGKISsoS.
Probate Jui.c-IlESHY LOAN.
Clerk OF the Observation-Disclosures IoNDi-
County Trr:as,ir-r--L. T.. farL1>t.
a,.yri;i-T. }. GoiSG-
Register Of breeds. L. CHS 49,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public insirucfion-Wa. Eisiior
li.r,ucr-J. n. LUI-:, JR.
suryryor-o. L. HAMILTON.