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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ofP-CYNDoN ioDCE NJ. ;, meets every "c"".s
day evening at - clock, l.. Masonic iii. ,. -
HtiIra T. C. j. e. MouLEn, IA. oi X ~
IooF.-sALiSa LODGE No. y. meets az oaa re-
laws Hall every THURSDAY evening at O'CLOCK. l.
l. BoNp y e. kp. WITrnaSS, SECRETARY
IO.oF-SiSI EScAMrNENT No: is, NJ cia e''"S
Hall arst aud third Tuesdays IN each niohli- =
sHri1z C. T., I. BoND, Scribe
Tyr. -,,1IS, LopGE No. 60, Il; Masonic Hall
iir.; and third Monday in each month ID X. WAC
,-arr " N, j. DEWITT, secretary
SALINE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NJ" sat Masonic iii,i
U.yyA, NJ E.H.P. j. DEWITT, SECRETARY
TEMPLE OF ii NOR AND II:siFEt,ANoh-froner leini'
OF Honor and Temperance, No. :, meets ever IL; .,
IA, evening In .!iu Odd Fellows Hill, over u
Irrs,ns hardware store. Visiting brothers ne CO..
dillly invited 10 attend. L. u. 1rriLE,W. C-i D.
MEsr, ". L.
u,,,,,,r,ncr Va Z DorG-Mcris in Odd Fellow,
aii second ans. fo!:f sri'ii! evening oi r"n i,"u
.tIu m T. l.. NoEroN, y. q; Mr-- :. = Noi;fo'
y &: {. CtSKAD, Il ,.
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ExrLArNED.-The old man hung the garden
gaze in the parlor to ss-e tie hingcs-net To
keep the young folks from catcl,in. cold. 81, c.
then the demand for hinges has fallen of.
Jones & Beebe. hardware dealers. will tell you
that this opinion is correct: and people
shouldn't say that ga-i.a reics caused all the
trouble, Of which Nc have few. We respect
this way. JONES s BEEEE.
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Don't Tally AR.

SALrxA, Kansas, Msrcit l., 80.
EpI-ors JcrgyAL: Mr.. EusSles' article on leasing
the rar Ground is the hes: thing written the
euiject Yes indeed, but somehow pcoalr with but
sil Gle though. say he want, to run the Fairs Asssy
l. this so ,
Mr. IusEes makes me think al the scientific man
who in Tying To explain tho wonders Of this universe,
say. each drop OF water millions OF animals
ss large whalr swimming around therein free and
easy. all Of which people believe to lie trus.
And now in the l.ngussc Of the ilsustrous Benja-
min, I'll say. ..nun sc,i', and quit
Yours Truly ard Very Respectfully.
ONE LkEs''-AT-IuE-I rar-HoIsK-
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The Remington sewing machine is pro
no,lnced BY experts the gran'!c.t achievement
of modern skill. 1t combines the excellences
OF all previous improvements with the latest
inventions Of the greatest SEWN. machine in
vcn;or living, Mr.. J. I. Jomes, among whose
fsr.ner productions was the lmproved Singer.
Several Hundred Thousand Of the machines IN
vented by him are in daily Use. and lie favor
with wl,icl, his former productions have been
received will give a limited idea Of the merits
Of this last browning triumph Of his great skill
and ripe experience.
FAssETr 4 BOWEN. Agents.
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Partic, from near COncOr,iia. Cloud county.
have brought oats to this market for sale, AMI
purchased goods Of our merchants to refill
their WAGONS. We hear OF quite number Of
residents in the solomon valley bringing their
wheat to Salina, Gradually, people living
even hundreds ri miles diS:ant have found their
way to this place with their grain. convinced
that Salina is the best grain market in Central
or Western Kansas.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PrrsnYrrprAx-w A simpkins Pastor. Preach
i,,- each Sabbath at II A NJ and T. sab5a'h
school, 2:3sP. II. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
ninss-
METHODIST EpIsCorAI-Eev. ". j. Mitchell, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath, At IL: 30 A M ANA -
O'Clock L. N. sabbath scf0al, cach >aooaih, At
"a. N. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
EpfscorAI-Eev j. Ii. Lee, Pastor i'r.ichig al he
fir.t and .irtl .bi,s ofrach month AZ ii n ii.
IxruEUAS-Hey J c Young, Pastor freachihe III
tse Old NJ T. Church every ir-t and third >dE1aS !.
Frr.chu- every second and fourth SUNDAY al Sc'2i
Hous. No 10, (s:x miles of saiina) ri IL 'e!ocA
A. VI.
,xruoIlc-Rcy J I'm Fogarty, Pastor services On
the .,cop sabbath Of each month a; the Court ioie
0,-T,.r-r,y r. p,wncr. Preaching every 9th.
a. sabhatu morning AID evening, at tbs u.iai
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Passcngsrs Going Esst reminded OF the fact thai
the Waba.A Line is the Only LINE running Lightning
E.pre.s Traia- fully equipped with patent air brakes
Miller platforms, &c. } from 81 Louis I,nnibai and
Quincy, stopping only At the principal stations
and reaching NEW YORK, Bo>ro> and intermediate
point. from 9 TOT HOURS IN ADVANCE o.
Competing Lines from all POINTS nthe West
1t is also the OaIy Line running Through Cars from
Kanms City TO Iadinapoii, ard Cineissdf, Via Gum
cy, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through Pullman sLEEr1SG CARS, run via the VA
Sa.A Liss only, from st. Louis and QriScT 10 fT
WAIVE, TOLEDO AID CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cars for Bui,io, Eoch-
ester. New York, &c, wi,a"ut change.
SPECIAL NoucE-A Pullman Slccpins Car leaves
the Missouri river daily. aaa runs through to spring
sclJ, Ill, avoiding chinsc at Quincy.
For further information time tables, which car
In, obtained al all Through Ticket offices in th'
w,.t. W T.. MALCOLM,
Gen. PAss'r Ag't, Iolc,io.
j. $. LAZARUS,
w~~,sru At krnsa. Civ
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The solomon City Newspaper wants to know
what is the matter with US. That paper says
we have been ..sweet on the Colonel aud have
taken every occasion to eulogize him. We
will give the Newspaper handsome ''scnd
off, il its editor will produce line Of that
eu!oyy. We are not land Office aspirant.
There are three or four gross Of land Office ap-
p,icants in this section, who have already been
wel,-pro,nised.' I'm d We won't apply. Hast
Hart any promise. that he should thus be So ill.,
1uisitiye
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Mr. Sutton. Of Lincoln county called upon us
last week. lie is very much encouraged with
the manner in which his sheep have wintered
and tloss not think his lass will exceed that oil
flocks east-inclu,liny his lost by shippin. and
since arriving. lis is satisfied that this coun-
cry is unqucstienably adapted to raising sheep
and will probably make quite extensive adai-
tons to his flock this coming season by another
importatiOn.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jss-, Of TN. Dls;rtc: Court. IL Pnkse1rf-
s.uiror-J. n. EDwAEi's.
.,..!resl A. .rs.Dr--6. r l.:sLiG
;:.,,r.,.afu,ye--J WEAVER -.
C,,aniy Cominissioa.rs-w. L. Sca'LL, eha''-i''' >
;, NJ PALMER ami X >. ,hhaFLiN
.'nanfy Ji~rh-i,hyID B:.EEE
,,,t,,tv Aii.rrcy-E. W HoD1kiN-oN.
Probate Ju.t.e-llEN.Y LosAN.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures "'>Di
tvua;y I.ci,urcT--:- a. AtLhSEH-
>i,.ri:I-T. !. GOING
r,..i,,er of :,ccds-->. T. IGis- 80
er.n.er;i.nt of Pubic iasiric1ioa-" NJ h'a'i'i
,,'r,nrr-J. n Lti.L. JE-
@ur,.Nur-p. L. HAGiLION.
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On Monday evening. large and genieel a''-
dience gathered at the PRESBYTERIAN church at
an early hour. to listen to Eli Perkins talk
OH MY Uncle Consider" Eli was thar
promptly At eight O'Clock. and commenced
upon the subject ''und~r consideration
Handsome cartoons, by Nasi, served to help
him illustrate the lives and respective demea-
nors, Of the Perkins faulty. MY Uncle Con-
slider. - Browns boy" ''Cousin julia" Mo
doc Indian g,rl.'' ''Eusene Augustus and
..Cncie Richird.' - were personally present. I'm
moderate laughter. screams and facial extern
sion. were produced BY his jokes and IL even
seemed wicked not TO laugh. HIS remarks were
chasre, instructive and accompanied With
~teliins- delivery /; and Secasionzii; he struck
an elegant vein which thrilled his audience.
he attacked the shams Of the present day In
various ways and aore particularly In Els
way, which was handso0e. We never have
seen q better pleased audience tl,an The one Of
Monday nigh:, aud every one u them would
heartily welcome The humorist, If he should
desire to ..,alk'' again in Sai,aA- The lecture
course committee are ps~sred xith this, their
iir., effort. In the !crsuring Sasiness, ana are
encouraged to furnish other si0ilar en,ert,in-
r,euis Tor Iccture-iovisS SsliRaites.
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ila,sat Your own figures at OoEg & EoSD's.

Hats at Your own figures at O3ER & EoND's.
AN. Campbell & Co. sell Roses Prepared
Horse I.adisi at the Post Office store
\ new lot of apple and peach butter just AZ
rived at ohER {. o''' D.
Highest price TOR corn paid By Powers, Good
now * Go.
Ar,,:, liEa of gents furnishing goods t" be
founl ut tie New York Store and will he sold
very close to cos.
SCIENTIFICALLY. iHmo,h China Tea wheat
for sale by Powers. Goodnow Go.
Carpets. Carpets. Carpets -! at cost at
OBEI Z. BoND's.
The best quality of dry goods to be found al
the New York Store.
wilson Bros. 4 Co. sell Roses Prepared
Horse R.disl al their mammoth store.
SIEp " uEAT.-Mammoth China Tea wheat,
Tor sale by Powers, Goodnow s Co.
The largest stock and the hes; of clothing,
lust received at the New York Store.
Come and see those p,ousl.-shoes, at SID Il
pair. at Obrr d Bonds.
Cincinnati beer at john Doyle s..loon-only
3 cents glass.
SEED Mammoth China Tea wheat,
for sale BY Powers, Gooinow y Co.
Ober & Boad SCI. Roses Prepared Horse
Eaii,h at the mammoth stone store.
Highest cash price paid for oats. by
W. VI. CLAIasox.
Top prices pail Tor oats by Powers. Good
how i Go
~ cords of wood wanted at Il, Santa fs
AyUnlc. u. +. p"Nf"AN'
1000 bushels OF corn wanted hy
W. NJ. GARRISON.
Highest market prices paid for wheat b!
Powers. Gooti!iow y Co.
Cincinnati beer Il, John Doylc's saloon-'ic
S.uatr-oi!y > cents glass.
looinproyed farms wanted for sale. on which
1, ,ocatc a colony. FAssErr 4 BOWEN.
The best of board, at the cheapest rates. a:
Gus Nelson's boarding huusc. III
If you whit square meal stop at the sca':'
trayila House, cents a meal.
Cincinnati beer at john Doylc's saloon
only . cents glass
For,our clothing of any kind go 10 the New
York Store. as there you can find the largest
ard best stock Off, and tie cheapest prices.
Iou can get good square meal at reasoni-
bc rates nj the Scandinavian House.
Highest cash price paid Tor oats ana corn,
iwcishing thrown I'M. ID. r. Do>EGAN-
5e.oco pounds of iiour and u,eal d, wholesale
mill pricc>-hy W. NJ CLARks"S.
Cos oil ali kind, =, a sacrifice. Tor the next
five DAYS TO make room for our new stock.
OBER & BoNp.
Powers. Gocdncw & Co. will buy corn. oats
and wheat. and pay the best prices therefor
Call at Goolnow's lumber yard.
Mr.. James Chase has a lot Of hedge plant,
NuIberrv. st
The American Sartlinc Co. : Bonclcss Sar
dimes. are mich better. and less than half th'
cos, of imported sarlimes. Sly
If You want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Mi. Berk' real estate
office-only % cents meal. III
In his new shop nj last. Mr.. c. Hamlin still
keeps fine stock of patterns, and will dress
veu up in the best o: siy.e.
Wanted 1000 persons 10 call Immediately a
Roses Horse Radi.h Depot and get each DO,
tie of that nice article for table use.
Our new stock Is the best selected assortment
ever brought to Salina.and VIC guarantee lowe
figures than elsewhercat O8En & BoND's-
All dry goods now at the New York Store TO
sale at cost prices. TO make room for a iarg,
stock Of spring and summer goods, soon 10 ~
rive from New York.
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4 little girl OF Ar. s"ilivan's OF this city.
who has been suncrin. greatly for several
months with enlarged tOnsils. was operated up
on last Sunday by DIR. W. Daily 4 Bro. vino
removed the right tonsil. which had become 50
large As to almost completely close the arr pas
sage. The child is improvin: and is much
more comfortable than before. but, a The left
tonsii i: very large, 1t mas be necessary to re-
move ii also.
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We pub,is, the following piece Of poetry,
which Eli Perkins says was the only original
poetry lie ever wrote. and it was composed by
another tc!i"w
~ cautious look around he stvle.
HIS bags 81 chinS he rhuas,
And m.tIy a wicked -Iaile lee ,Inoe,
And miny wink Ge wUns ~
Mr. Perkins also desires Us to state that the
following anecjote. which has been published
n thcImeriean Newspaper Reporter in its ''mi>-
ccllaneol,s'' column. was ''r,ithlessly and sur
rcpti:iously" stolen from him, without append
in. to the article the proper credit:
.Iu Co,rcrsown they tell story u; an English jok-
cr wn1 visited Fcnmorr Cooper. CsSper was
TIN c,sisl,c.iis MIA ~ the little iowa Oae
day, while Mr. J..,isr was dining with the EBsi
mai, ne poured native wiic-wiac Irssiu
,.r,,.es rais.-i in his garrtra Taxing W. glass
amt Iook,s ihri.isi IT with pridc Cooper reTDar~cd
..Now, Mr. >t.,o,;s call this is'.rt hUfcsi wine ~
.sYrs Mr.. Cooper arr-. " nth !.u, II Is honest " me
-.p.,r hut ho.s>: - Mr.. Cooper went trliins
his '.l.jui' stories. -
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Al . meeting Of Friendship Grange No.
40. Pof H.. held % saturday evening March
9Th, the following resolutions were passed
ananimoasly:
R<soissi That We reeeGui1e and endor.e The
tesnpesaRce moseaseas nov % loot IN Salina
ard extend eur krasestIt syDpatAv Ia behalf VI
all those noble women lsLosins IN thus s.or;-
Gus cause. everyvhesS throughout the iaHd
kn,seeei That cogies q This resoiussoa se
puhlIsbed in she Sssss9 H<rsiI and SAIIxE
CotxTy JorxxA. THOMAS AxDExsox,
secretary.
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Tho National Land Company has brought
suit against Saline and Dickinson counties to
recover back taxes paid tor lands upon which
the patents have not been Issued. The eonmis-
.ioners Of this county have employed Nessrs.
Wheat & Clouch, Of LeayenwOrth. to defend
Saline county In a suit to recover $4,000. On
Tuesday Mr.. kahler, chairman { the board Of
commissioners of Dickinson county, consulted
with the Saline county board with view to
Join in the.case and the prospects are that the
union will be effected. 1t will be greatly :"
the advantage of both counties should they
Join i'm the suit.
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The German McihoJis;s will hold quarterly
meeting at the II. f. Church in this city. on
the 9Th ofApril.h being Easter sunday. All our
German friends are invited 10 attend. There
will be services ~ Saturday night. ut I'D
O'Clock and sabbath ,nOrainx at II o'clock. also
in the e.ening at the usual hour. After the
morning service the Lor,l's Supper will bc::con-
memor.te.l. J. J. EUHESBERGER.
Pastor in charge.
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Election Proclamation.

"A0SSA0AA
sHEEIFFS OFFICE, SALINE COUNTY. ktNsAs.
SALIVA. MaFch ltl, s'b
Proclamation l. h-rvSy m.le to- All the qualified
.ots'. oI >tI"s Iyons; IN "s~..i x,,,.,r ,neise;,
Ton VIII ~ ~ ~ :. us 'A '"'s
' w . -
Jssssay, ~<' s"yg ~JS", a. ~ 'o'''
For Inc purpose % eIec;ns following ofscsrs, 10
~ S"S' III" ."
IN. ,,~u.hu ,r.,ss~> oo< township tF~Asntev,
TOW .-b,p clerk two -on.sacs, road oss-sss sos
each road d.,ric, in said township.
IN 6fFscN TOWNSHIP
one iswaship 'ri-'er. ons 20" nm III $3.50, Ion
=. s.s, h-a.b d 80, ~ :, .,s ,~n.h,p
s''" 49, "
IN WALNUT fo"NsT-
Two ius;is-. .f the ,-scr ono tsws-hty ira-tes
,ovs.s.,. sr-u.arer touasAv ei~rS. Cos. -absss
ons rod overs Tor each road district .-id 20 VII
.hir
~ srHiSG CREEK TOWNSHIP
y ,.-~ ,.. ,s~..,;, ,,.,.rv,, on.
ons l4r =, ~ rlrs -. ran., 49,
, ~ ere. Cor s.rh ro.i d,.;r,cs Ia ...i toxa
s'ip.
Is OHIO TOWNSHIP.
oae justice Of M I-a1e, ose sssnsa ui-ser. -
."ws-sp irs..arrr one f.ss.n'g s'sr 800. 20
isw H-Lip
,x-r.s.xvv.,rrxr o~x.u,r
iowa-a... ss-...r.r s.~.-Aip e.rs- tao essst..
biz. ..- rad essr'--r Tor esrA ro''i h's'r rs aid
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Mrs. A. F. Rose, Of Farribanlt. Minnesota.
mother Of Mrs. ". n. Clarkson-arrived
last Saturday evening. She will remain here
about three months.
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wASTEp-A man and his wife to keep house for
a small family on farm. the msn tn do sener-
al farm work. Good wages paid to 'irst class
man. steady empsOynesf. apply al the Jour-
nal Office.
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In few day. Mr.. Lkowich will start for New
York to buy very large stock Of sPFin. and
summer goods Of the latest styles. Look CAT
for such stock in few weeks
LrTowrCH & WHITMAN.
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From the top Of the new school hensc you
can obtain one of the handsOmcst landscape
views any country affords. From that point,
Ssllina assumes metropolitan proportions, and
the prair:es and the hills. in their loveline S..
make your eyes misty TO gain the summit
is worse than climbing the celebrated hill Of
fame, which is the subject Of every school
boys compositions But when you are once
on the hurricane deck your rapt tire is full
a FIT person is not the one 10 exercise great
deal OF agility in the hand. overland process,
yet there are two whom we know to have Sic
cessfi.ly attempted the perilous ascent. Stair
ways will BE- an Improvement over the present
mode. and then our citizens can gain one mile
stone nearer heaven than they could otherwise
This part is not original, and We hope Hanna
will not twit us of plagiarism. The expires
sion would certainly apply to him. 4. any late.
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Careful reading Of the newspapers Is not in
jurous hut skimmins over them Is attended
ith no benefit. When you read. read the
lea,lins papers and periodicals Of the land.
These can be purchased at Whitehead & Sea
mana
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Mr.. /. L. Carver has received his stock Of
spring hats. They are elegant. Carver takes
pride in the hat trade, and will furnish young
men with proper hsad gearing.
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C.R. Buell. will furnish at Sslina TO any per-
son or persons desiring ;lse same. good seAsos'-
ed posts. oak OF walnut. upoa demand. on rca-
.,n.b;. terms 5-3w
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HOVE LIFE in the Bible, advertised In ano;h-
er column, is by the popular author, Rev. Daniel
March. ID. D.. whose books are 50 widely
known and cmu~ntly itted for family reading.
PAYING employment is offered Young Men aud
Ladies, Teachers and ClerSymen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19

Eli Perkins might have told Of ''eou-in Jul
las" brother who WAS always around when he
should not have been. The brother was in
SaIiua last week aud tells this joke upon ''Eu-
gene Augustus" lie says Eugene Augusta"
came to see s'COusia JULIA and during the
evening Augustus offered ''Cousin Julia" .
whole handful Of cauly II she would let him
kiss her. The bargain was made. and the can :
DIV handed over, and Augustus" just got his
chin up over her shoulder when Julia" back
ell out-becau>c he had made mistake an'l
handed the candy to her brother. ''Ans',stus
and Julia never lived in SalIna, .'Oh. no y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19

It was AN Iowa trick to send money by pos
tai card. aad i party in Hed!ield, Iowa. pcrpe-
trated the act. Register Criss had received
some money from the party in Hedlield for the
payment Of taxes. The amount sent lacked
one dollar Of payin. the taxes. whercupon Mr.
Criss informed him OF tile deficiency. The
party in Rcdiicld, evidently. was willing 10
throw irresistible temptations in the way of
post office officials. for he folded up one dol
lar bill, sewcd it to a postal card. and wrote
above il: .'riiis one dollar bill vii! go Safely
TO Salina II not gobblei up By some +. .. Lu-
na,ick." The ..Lunatick'' not living this side
of Rcdlicld. the card and money arrived with
ont gobble. The relic was purchased by
Mr.. A. Sheldon for 81. who will doubtless
preserve it rs an evidence Of official honesty.
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Judge A. n. Beebe has 5000 peach trees u
superior quality for sale at his farn just
south Of town.
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young son Of capt. Walters Wait Of Lin
coin Center has been missing for several days.
He came to SELMA something over week ago
to visit friepds. He was last seen ON the Sa-
line river.S Not returning at the appointed
time, his parents became anxious. and his IA
ther came to this placc in search Of him. The
following is hls description contained
in the poster. and our exchanges will confcr
a favor by publishing it:
NISSINC-Alfrrj H. Wait, Of Lincoln Center, aged
Is years. Description follows He Is straight.
bruwn hair large light blse eyes rather full fac,
had = dark brown Erls cap: suit Of gray jeans
red flannel waist over his shin pair Of Woman 5
high shoes q white linen handkerchief, marked
..wait'' small buckskin wallc: with
cy. lie was las: seen in salina IN Monday March Th
Fears arr entertained OF his having wandered per-
persisted the prsi,es. Any information leading to
his discovery viii be amply rewarded by his anxious
parents. Address,
WALLER $. WAIT, Lincoln Center.
Or leave word nj Journal Office, Sllinl Kansas. x
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SEED wnKAr.-Nsaneth China Tea wheat
for sale BY Pow ers. Goo<lpou 4 Co.
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FOR SALE.

rr~rr~. H~s ast-ss $500, E~fss r<vs. No..
80 49, e. aE.s.r.ss s--<. MAJ. S~s-S tsss.s
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19
NeW advertisements.
For Sale at a Bargain.

Ono 7.octave Plano, Ono Grover Z
SakeF Sewing Machine, Ono Kansas
Pacific Cook stove.
The a,,uy. articles arr almost new and VIII DE sou
cheap ii sold soon. For particulars, enquire al the
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19

The Herald comes back with another squeal
about the garden gate" The editor of that
paper is compelled to lie. in order to make peo-
pie think the JOURNAL is guilty OF plagiarism.
wheH an editor has no capacity TO write an ar
ticle and has too weak brain to appreciate
one after it is written, he is quite certain to
charge an adversary with plagiarism. He
thinks he can thus injure another. Posr Han
IA /! We hope he is not being driven into dee
peratc and ''irrevOcable'' lunacy. Like the
fragile rose, which the softest zephyr knocks
im:o all hundred pieces, a little breeze tears his
=. softencd brain :" into all hundred shrcds.
Abide thy time, Sister llama, and the future
triunpLs of women's rights vii. accord thee
a higher sphere Of action.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-19

Aregular blood and thunder Indian scarc&as
INDUCED in at Lincoln Center last week. The
cause seems to have been that wagon loaded
with lumber became stuck in mp1 hole and
the heads of two men, unloading the lumber.
were seen above tic pile and transformed into
notified Of their presence. add tie alarm spread
in all directions. settieY on horse. foot and
wagons came into the S~n in hot haste. and
for some time there US regular reign OF ter
ror in their midst. Upon the arrival Of the
wagon and lumber, the matter was explained.
and the affrishtcned denizens returned to their
homes unscalped.