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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

EDWARD S. EASTMAN, youngest and only sur
NvIns SON Of the late Charles 6. Eastman, dcdat
m mothers residence on Saturday, the ID OF DC
"per at Che age Of eighteen years lie was n
very excellent young man, Of uneXceptionable
caamctermd high promise The disease Of which
Dds father died seemed almost to have been his
inheritance II manifested itself in him nearly
two years ago, aud his life since then, and espe-
'ally IN The year or two past, has been one OF
much suffering, thoagh he has not been compelled
To relnqush his duties. His last illness was but
Of few days duration, and it was surprise 70
ne whole community to learn Of his death His
Hoably-bereayed mother has the heartiest sympa-
''y Of ourpeople. Her son was laid in the family
'ot ia Green Mount cemetery by the side of lii
iather and elder brother. As yet no memorial
.l'ne marks the place where the sweetest poet Of
vermont hes. The ground in which he and his
Two sons ret have no other memento Of him above
lAesod thar the beautiful hymn which he sung at
ihe time Of its conservation, aud which his sol
placed above his grave
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

Az INQUmy For many years Me>srs Editors
have heard good deal Of loose talk among the
personal and professional friends Of the late Mai
CHAiufs C.. EAsrXAN. about erecting o suiahl,
monument D. mark his grave, aud II ! am not
much mistaken. the matter eliminated at the late
meeting Of tie Editors and Publishers Associa.
ton. held at Mount Mansfield, in the appointment
" a committee on that subject. u am correct,
allow me 10 sugges, 10 the chairman OF that COM
mittee the prupricty Of moving in the matter
especially since the last son of the Major, and
who has for years kept his fathers grave marked
with shingle. lest he should lose track Of il, is
now dead, and committed TO a like unknown
grave. Isn't it time for something more than
r0rfsP lRiENp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

IlAR1wicK. jed Campbell has his new shinglc
mill in full operation cutting out and packing
ready for market about five thousand cedar
shingles per day. He reports thus far ready
sale for his work
Died in HariWick, September -, Luther
Kendall, an old and highly respected citizen.
Fred Cass, the former popular clerk at Way,
Titus & Cos, has recently been engaged as tray
cling salesman, through Northern Vermont, foi
Gould, Davenport & spaulding, wholesale dealer,
in hats, caps and fur goods, Of Boston. Fred''
many friends hereabouts will he gmtihed at hi,
success, and hope his health will amply support
the demands Of his new business
Lieut. V II Bridgman a recent graduate Of
West Point has been assigned to duty at Charles
ton, 5. C., to report there September Goth. He j.
a sou Of John Bridgman, Esq, Of this place, and
started for his new field of labor September sd
in excellent health and condition to meet the de
mands Of his profession. Lieut.. Bhdgman is at
tached to the Second Regiment, United States Ar
tlery. at present doing garrison duty along th'
south Atlantic coast
Three barns belonging to Gideon Burnham
OF West Woodbury., aud containing about seventy
five tons Of hay aud considerable grain, wer'
burned last Thursday evening The fire was dis
covered about eleven p NJ, and is thought to hay'
been the work Of an incendary. Loss 81 800 in
suIance $500 Besides the actusl destruction o
/ property, this must prove q serious disasterto Mr.
| Durham. as he will be compelled TO sacrifc
mach in the disposition Of his large stock Of cat
tie, probably the largest Of any in this vicinity
! He mks this season tlirty-one cows. and his en-
tire herd numbers over forty head. His dairy
the largest, aud undoubtedly one Of the best, i
/ this section
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

CALIsAYA. the best variety Of Clnehona OF Peruvian
Hark nrs came into general account OF feinhf kAhe
cure performed 10y ION the Countess del hifhun al Lima,
who after her.ecoseIi, distributed lse luhll3 OF 70
maj charitable preaie, Cardinal dc Lngo having purchased
al "A uri tor the benefit Of the religious At
Rome ID combined with anomalies IA delicious cordial,
IN In Woelers Compound lNf 81 ihoshaics and Cali
AVA a remedy Of extraordinary efficacy In restoring consti-
tutinna ylsor aud repairing the WORKOUT frame whether
used up by mental worry, oyer-wok oAcesHer and bad
habits, 90 debiitaisd by pru~trailng diseases.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

In Top.ham September o. by Rev J. G. H. Fafis, JOHN
LANG and OliILA 4. MILLS. both Of Topsham.
HOPKINS and LUCIA MUM, both Of Waterbury.
In Newhury, September IS. by Rev =. v Granger DIX
IEK FULTON, of Newburyi aud IVA e. GILMAN, Of
Ihetfnrd.
In Waterbury September Is. by Rev l.. Folsom GEORGE
". BRV tE, of Westncld, AMI NEriiE SIMMONS, Of
Waterbury.
In Stowe, september l0 hy Rev. " II. Walhriige
GEORGE " WAkRkN. of Stowe, and x. :. LUCE, Of
Muuistrle.
In Jericho, October o. hy Rev George s. Guernsey
EMEhN L.. FHtEMAN Of Nchmond and RUTH L. ftL-
luN, ct Jericho.
To- Grcensh0ru, saturday evening October at the Con
gregatunal parsonage, hy Rev. H. Ihyng e.. e.. BOGLf
ui Bmiilehurn, and s. EMOGENE THY So, daughter of
the officiating clergyman. No cards.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

TuNnHIpGE-The fair at this place, next week.
will be an excellent one, and, should the weather
prove favorable, large crowd may be expected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

Coon CoNclu Those who attended the con-
cert given hy The Tenuossceans. last Thursday
evening, will agroe wi'h %. in saying that the en-
terianmcui was en- enjoyable one Lovers OF
rs, melody appreciated the singing Of the troupe
with theaudieuce Every part was well sustained.
aal Che close attention of the audience was held
n he cad. Their song. wore mostly slave molo-
d.es with au occasional secular selection by way
OF sarlcty We were glad To see that they had q
mii hol,e and baspeak for them still larger
audience q they visit us agaiu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
Washington County Court.

greater pant Of tho courts time during the
past week, has been taken up with the case Of
Merritt and Alma burlington u.s. the Town of
Warren, to recover damages for a broken leg,
suffered by the female plaintiff. caused by an al
legged defect iu the highway The case was con-
cludcd Monday night and the jury, on Tuesday
morning, returned verdict In favor Of plaintiff
Tor s30s33.
The grand jury reported twenty-five indici-
ments. The following have been made public.
Amon C. Guernsey, Of Calais, assault and battery.
continued Francis Kelley, Of Boston, horse steal
ing, pleaded guilty. Chas. X Webster, horse
stealing. not guilty. Gnstayus A. Andrews, VIM.
Blood, Thomas Wilson. Edwin Porter John A
Iocldn Martin Mansfield and lnmcs Donahue.
selling liquor; Chas. =. Allen, larceny, John
Cahua assault and battery fined $500 and costs
The court Is now engaged intrying Robinson u.s.
Berlin another highway case There Is said 20
be one moro civil case, and then the state trials
will begin Mrs. Dodgcs case is the only impor-
mnt one. The jury will probably bcdismissed by
next Tuesday
Kelley and Webster eases are peculiar The
former hired team Of Hank Morris, at North
field, to go to Roxbury, but went on further and
was arrested between Randolph and Bethel He
disclaims any intention Of stealing the team, and
says he meant to leave the team at Bethel and
then go to Boston whore he belonged lie claims
10 have been In the employ Of firm. and
have lived in Boston for seven years, 10 have al
ways borne good character, and that he came to
Montpelier from Boston upon a pass given him
hy Mr. Mills, which he lost Webster hired a
team at Morctown TO go TO Waitsfeld, got drunk,
aud was arrested az Granville. lie pleaded
guilty but Mr.. Heath advised the court that it
was very doubtful Il anything more than a tres
pass could be proved, and Judge Bodfeld allowed
him to rctract IT,
In the case Of Cutler as Denny from Mortified,
which was tried yesterday the jury were out all
night and camc in this morning, saying they were
unable 10 agree The court directed verdict in
favor VI plaintiff for the amount Of the one hum
bred dollar note claimed
uiilR MtnKEr The ST. Mhau. butter mar
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

Mrssns PICK 6 CrAruNs have just taken pos
session OF their fine store in the new Bancroft
block ON south Main street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
STATE OF VERMONT

- TNNTWTTW TTNT TTTf T. y
In Probate Court holden at Washington, n and Tor sa1
plstrot on the 2Oih day Of september, 4. u. ts15s
Major smith administrator on the estate u Josenh :
Grant late Of Washington, IN said district decreased makes
application said Cuur; 10 extend the time heretofore
allowed him pay the debts due from said estate and Ia
render his administration account uuth some future day
Wlereuron Il Il ordered hy said Cuui that slid application
heard Registers once Washington The 18Th
day Octnher, s15 and further ordered that notice be
given all persons concerned by the publication Of this order
In the Vermont Waterman state Journal printed at Mont
relier three weeks successfully. before said hearing.
fiy the tuurt-AffeSt,
\. A. TAYLOR, Register.
\ true copy of rccurl-Attest
$3.50 n. s. TAYLOR, Register.
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49,. n Mt
~ dITiiiNdH ~ eDuH|Hdi.
..,..,.,.,,,,,, !, 49,
WEDNESDAl, W lobhh v, 700.
-
Travellers Guiue'
Trains leave Montpelier, over the cfsrnu yrnuost
RAILROAD s fonov''
Gaag sggh Mail Train. ....,......'.... 80 AN
Accommodation '''.'...... ..''.......' go " "
N's"
'ooe' no farther man No"Dn'''
Gstg Norm Ngh' Express ..-.'.' 4'.s A. NJ
Ac.'nl..,'l''''' s@r~
,,'n rr,in. $40 p. w..
yo,rrrtnn AND WILLS RIVER.
ls,, msir,h,r -Nan 1nlo ................ -, Az
Mixed Train ................ ......... $40 p. NJ.
Arrrs at N,apaisr rspcs rmn ..........la2o p. W.
wa, Freight l,o r. "
h'' l'"'
"N.Nh H,''.'sp .,.,,,o..
@ U7mAM.1slsr.u.a bisr.u.
,.... ,-.,,,. ~, Dams, q .o,d t,rr 4, pan.
,5,h bo hal bott,r co and look at the one adj.
.at, o,,,ti,.r column
,lr.sns PICK g. Cr,nffNs have just taken nos
session OF their fine store in the new Bancroft
t5ook. ON south Main street
hi-dEMhH" 'lat ''e Vermont S'oualh school
Assorat'h ana leA'"e, institute VIII meet at
lAuc Vciouef i-'n' anu oonun"e '"ioc days.
y,,,gr Tho Ladies' rom.orapce A..oci,ii,,,,
,.1i b,ld ID meeting I'm ,he cbanel of nc,b,r,
t J1.,.sJ,, o,t.t.. -h o., Ill.,. ,,.i.t
o--------
W. a NuIrILIG calls attention TO his entirely
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
lraaI }loGfes.
STArE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT,
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. s..
IN Probate Court held at Montpelier. and said Dis
trict, the SIN day nf October, 4. u. ISIS
An instrument puiportng IN be- the last viii and testament
u Isaac Vincent late of last Montpelier ln said District
ceased, beg presented o the Court boy Horace ST. Vincent
of the executors therein naml for Probate ts ordered
hg said Court that all persons concerned therein Ice notified
aruear al session 81 said hr held the Probate
once. Montpelier the 16 day Of october A. D. 1915
and show II any they may have, against the Probate
Of said viii for which purpose q further ordered, that
copy " the ct ns order be- published three weeks
successfully In the Vermont Waterman a state Journal
printed Montpelier, previous o. said time appointed fni
hearing. By the C0urt.-Attsst
g9-Ol HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

The Blood owes rs red color TO minute globules which
noat In that nad and contain 10 healthy person arge
amount Of lrun, which gives vitality 10 the blood Tue
Peruvian syrup supplies the blood With this vital element
and gives strength and yigor 20 the whole system.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

Iyon's Kathairon prevents the Hair from falling oul
Turning gray enews ii- growth and gives Niensih a,
vgOr II u delightfully."- leffimtd, and makes q spltihi
dressing II i the cheapest and most desirable lla l"ne
ever produced Used by the elite. Price only 30 cents u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

10, of d. F.-Yeunont Lodge, No 2, independent or
der VI Odd telicws, meets every WEpsEspAN tEAiNg,
At "a, o'clock, nj odd Fellows Hall, Langdons Block
STATE street. liy order \ q.
s5-tf CmARLrs =. COLLINS, Secretary,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

Naiad Temple of Honor meets every Friday even
iuu AT h. nrk. Snclal iriue meets Ne'lucsla,
evening "a ococki Capitol Council meets on the hrsl
and third Monday evenings Of each month"; AT ~ O'Clock,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
Marriages.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis; Obituary
Notices, ire cents per- line, mrdriablv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
A0ooD RAM oLrn rARM
FOR SALE.
AGENTS WANTED for PATHWAY
THE HOLY LAND,


Ties. Inhabitants, and Customs according GO The Great Dis
coveres rcscny made by the Palestine Exploring Exned
u sells ~ sight Send fnr rvr terms GO Agents
and see why n sells faster than any other book.
y NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Philadelphia, IA.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-rhe suiecfiber viii
~ sell public auction, The premises RI The late John
- sauhorn, Washington. The l.th day vt October.
D. lsi At 10 O'Clock M te Home farm, containing two
hundred and hiy acr of good farm land Ynz on The STAGE
road from Washington tn Bradford two miles sterly fru
Washington village suitably divided Into moving tllaaf
and pasture lands for large dairy farm. The bindings
consist u large twu-stnry house with r finished for dairy
purposes, IN gool rerari horse barn, Win ceaf
and three farm barns, with running water tu house and
barns. orchard containing thousand trees
more utensils consisting Of six hundred Tin tuis
and nve hundred wnOru goud sugar house, with arch
and Butler patent evAporitur Also about hy tons %
hay. grain and "a quantity of straw. sale positive and
will b. sntaf g1ud bargain All who desire auud stock
farm arr requested 20 call and examine the premises
FERNS easy, and made known at time Of sale.
n. \. WHITE, Administrator.
Washington geptemter ~. ISIS gi-Oi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

sworn to before me- this goth day Of September,
1875 Horace IYFoRn Justice Of the Peace
would say, Your Honor, that the prisoner
would wish to submit the indictment that has
been found against him to Hon. VIM. Beach, his
senior counsel. The indictment was only filed
yesterday, and it viii be necessary for me 10 re-
tum to New York to see Mr. Beach. 1t is the
practice In our state to have a case put over the
term, and II il not necessary for him to plead I'LL
the term ON which he Is brought TO trial. II lonr
Honor should come to the conclusion to permit the
case to 60 over to another term, my client would
like to have till then to put in his plea brought
a letter from Mr.. Beach to Mr. Dillingham;, which
he will present 10 Your Honor.
Mn DILIINGHAM-YOur Honor, notified Mr.
Somorvlle that should brin. the respondent into
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06
BERGMAN'S ZEPHYR W0RSTEDS!

full weight shetland Yarns. Perforated Paper Notes real
and mlntlon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BAIL.
Mr. Someryile desiring To return to New
York on the night train the court heard the Ques-
ton Of hail at Ave o'clock the same afternoon, at
the conclusion Of the evidence in burlington rs.
Warren Miles was not present. The proceedings
were as follows:
Mr.. SoMERvlLLE-lf the court please, have
no further evidence 10 present to your Ionors,
than the facts contained in the affidavit now on
file My application is one that the prisoner is
entitled to have granted, and the amount Is to he
fixed by your lIonors. hope it will be reason
able, The respondents circumstances are not
such as will enable him to give excessive bail.
BY the constitution Of the United States, excessive
bail shall not be required in any case hope
your lIonors will fix it ut as reasonable an amount
as the case demands.
Mn DLLiSGHAM--l have nothing TO say in par
ticular, your ilonors, except that consider this
case of more than ordinary impor ance, good
deal, have no personal knowledge as to the
means Of this respondent beyond the general re-
port that he Is n man Of wealth. aud that he Is
able to procure bail In large sum. The expense
to the state in procuring his attendance upon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-10-06

AccpEu Mr. William II Best, employed as
% macaiu-t loo the shops Of The Lane Manufacture
ins Company, bad all the finger. OF his LEFT hand
taken of by .mnll circular Jaw last week Thurs
day Mr Best j. popgIaryoung man with those
WHO know him Hai hi. sliop friends raised purse
OF eighty odd dollars for bic bencftand rs a token
% their sympathy and esteem.
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CnAs MILLER,
CARPENTER & BUILDER.

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rsPsF. saa has a eoaEt@HtsS a0ss4sizs err
casS4scE.
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Especially as-radfr
Se'sp Bssk fH..ssettav. ana Nsa~;., -.
Gg q.
a la-e- soilr~tien e pieiarss sf ArT-s.-s
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axe thea popular &c every seBas.
Lsreiops So. I. eo-tHlnios ~ i..asis.'
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lnftssee PAS 20 .nf adffsss ~ ~ l.sI~
lar. \ issIsl dr1sssi to E-ssu sass
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TO shich .ag.; h. srlleI 6tssa e.sss pe.fsEs.
90 &c pfeFsti, .fgs JaHpsz{ - thr Eah'
lphrr. ia screrJ stee u.fk the 10 Shsb 80
into oFagsticn a that date. Extraordinary
trds sD as Ef~ Secret g. -as s.ep 50
IIvfef 20 ssii - HFsiss - par ytuh fstss
80 tlemiftaaee hss 10 nAke stthsE hY
jFsn cap sss. feat ofsce order. 80 -extstsfsd
ivtisr. a. eaf FtsS
Al letter. sAoail BE slivss-si t. a.,
CHICAGO POSI- AND hAiL ~. ~ ssS -
b.aFuVfa street.
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THE k4T

toHIleis Ia u nlst hl1 rts;s. =; q zach Ts-
p'"iastfst = iest tutt P-gs tfas,r.ffar
Hsmtas ear.lss 50 assv~ g / hs Atd.as.
Zach faoi thiy rsff ~Ff -sa- L. - ss-y.
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10 shAf~rtsF Issft al ssss s4tt- uas.t
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Ecrap Books.

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TEENS oE SUBSTITUTION
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Has been sntst.ei O. us slsht~oain.aa Fas-
o. ne ia ID tn Daily. sat ss,tAsH. "a. 80
raffSnf ssHcgzi SD ie~as asss II rs sees,
~ah saiasbls fr~fEn sHi 4eH ~tie sastss
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ssl & sat~n s~scieiy. aaa sfhsf sstislss "a
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pglcs hcsnE oniY
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

Important hat brisfacws ts,'~rs sse ~s.iles'-
ed t-ass al taf.s ~ the ctuatsy No aati-s
s,I. be tai ca q. aneny s4aas 81 amaaiVasiaas
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21

GRAIN RAISERS REFVSE tn sub-
nit to the wasteful and imperfect work o!
other Thre>hers. when posted on the vest
superiority of this en-, for saving grain. sav-
ing time. and doing fast. thorough and econo
mical work.
TERKsAgRxEN FIND n highly aivartseeous
e run a machine that has no "Bea,er.'
Pickles." CT "Ap' o." that handles Damp
Grain. Long Straw. Headings. Flax. Timothy
Miliett and all sueh dificuit grain and seeds.
With ENTIRE EASE AND AFFECTIVE
Ness. Claus to perfection; saves the far
zser ha thresA bill ~ extra savin< OF Grain;
makes no "L~i;terirss." requires LESS THAN
NE HALF the usual Beiu, Boxes. Our
mails. ard Gears; easier N suaxed : less repairs.
one that grain rises prefer to EN- 10y and
wait for. even NJ advanced pric;s q. wkls other
mach mes are lou jobs"
Hear sizes WaAae With e.S 10 ooA
n her~e "Aooased' Powers. 62so
speciality Of SrparaaSss "a3oue...
expressly for STEAA POWER. and
es match ether Ho.se Fewer.
n in.srested in Grain raising. or ;hreshins.
urise for lfssA . Cd CsrcalaSs { ent Sree,Wk
fan pnrnselac vi sisss. styles. prices. tee1s.
exc.
AgCR0lS. kMEPARD 4 CO..
Besss Greek. x;ei;sas
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-04-21
IiEnR 'DUClNG

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-26
Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFIC;: OF COT STY TREASURER
sALiyECOUSIY KANSAS,
SALiSA, July 18th, l3'j. ,
Setice IA herehy given that the following described
l.n.,s and town lots, or much thereof mAy be
necessary for that purpose. Will, on
Tuesday. tie 5th day of Ssptsos':r, N;ct,
and the next succeeding days thereafter bc sol bv
me ut public auction, M oil e AZ tlc lp,. 4
Sslna for the delinquent taxes and charges thereon
for the year A ID. Isl. 4. T.. EACLk %ER,
County Treasurer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-26
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