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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

The Richmond correspondent of the Peters
burg News says 1T was thought all Conserva
tives and the better class of Republicans ID the
State we're unanimously in favor Of viva voce
voting and prepayment of the poll tax. Not
so. 1t is doubtful if the amendment proposed
By the Committee Oh Constitutional Amend
ments can be easily carried through the Legis'
lature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

The unfinished Masonic Temple in Norfolk
was sold at auction yesterday for $l3, $50. Two
lottery schemes were projected to build this
temple, and both failed J. ". Wbitehurst,
banker, became the purchaser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

"HHE UNITY OF CHRlST's PEOPLE. y
Bishop Cumuius, of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. preached in Fraoku Square Presby-
terian Chu.ch, in Baltimore, Of which Rev DR..
Lefevre is pastor, last night, upon the true
uoity of Chri<t's people," 10 the course of
which, he said:
ut is the failure TO Distinguish between this
true mystical Body Of Christ and It's outward
manifestations 10 different forms Of organization
that has led 10 endless contusioo. One great
law pervades the uuiverse-unity amidst ad-
ve1sity. 1t is seen in creation, in the human
family, 10 the vegetable kingdom, 10 the heav-
ems above US; and 1t prevails especially in the
Church of God. There is but Que true, spiritual
Church. There are many forms Of poity
United to Christ all believers are one, though
separated into various visible societies.
CRErAS CUSTOMS The Pail Mall Gazette
says: Some little sensation has been caused
in Crete BY an order issued By Edhem Pasha,
the new MutessarIf of Re,bymo, torbidding
any one TO come into his presence 10 boots.
Possibly the Cretans have brought this decree
on their heads by either entering the official
presence 10 muddy OF 'creaky' boots; but, no
der eny circumstances, the regulation Is not
without its advantages. There cannot be a
doubt that the science of boots like many
other sciences. Is as yet 10 It's Infancy, and
that, instead ofbeing a comfortable and cou-
yenient covering for the feet, these articles OF
apparel are too often the most horrible engines
of torture. The misshspen feet of the majority
of persons 10 this country are due to the fact
that 80 out of every 100 boo makers are utterly
ignorant of the anatomy of the loot. Again,
what can be more barbarous than the high
heelsd boots it pleases woman in her wisdom
to wear? 1.-THE Cresans suffer iu the matter
of their boots in like manner with the English,
Edhem Pasha's order, instead of being an act
of needless official severity, is one of kindly
consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

Judge Mackey, sen, By Governor Chamber
lin of South Carolina to investigate the COM
motion 10 E9gefeld county, recommends as a
remedy the disbanding and disarming of the
colored militia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

MIR. J. B. Pace, OF Richmond, has made &
donation of $4,000 to Randolph Macon
College, with the promise of $4,000 more OF
certain conditions This is the largest dona,
ton ever made to the College.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

Mr.. James P. Cowardin, late of Richmond,
has established bureau Of southern CORES
pondcnce in Washington, and has on bis list
many Of the leading southern journals. he Is
assisted by some of the most competent news
paper men, and is himself journalist of abil'
ity and energy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28
MARRIED.

In this city, on "Wednesday afternoon, the
9TH instant, by Rev. DR.. Bullock, w. W.
SMITH, esq, of Fsuquier county, Va, to Ma
RON LOVE, daughter Of Mr.. ;. s. HoWlson
On the 9th instant, By Rev. Mr.. Waugh,
JOHN II. BRUCE, of Culpeper county, to Miss
ANNIE T. BROWN, Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

The dead lock in the West Virginia Legisla
ture, in the election of [. 5. Senator, con
tinues
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

We are Indebted to members Of the Legls
!ature for copie. of public documents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-28

IsFgAcT1oS OF REVENUE LAWS. A cor
RESPONDENT of the Baltimore Gazette says =
"A Deputy United States Marsha has been
very busy N Culpeper county for the past few
days making arrests for violating the revenue
laws. Among the number arrested are Mr..
Ambrose Deal and Mrs Horace Parker from
the western portion of the county. The evl.
dence against Mr.. Deal is very conclusive, and
il will doubtless fare pretty hard with him. .
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
Greatest Event Of The Agc-ihe Old Rella
bic Hannibal 4 81. Joseph X. r.
hHals ahead

Prom and aI'er april 4ih tbs company VIII ruu two
express trains daily. e=rh way. srd arrangements
hags brcH made h.tweeH this tine and Inc Iossio Wa
bash & Western Iailes~. wiSeFshy ih-aagS train -
10 kaswn a. the Essers Gig anA Esar Yark Exprss.
composed Of Baggage ear, day c0aches AMI Polimsa
Paace sleeping cars. j. ta be from kaBsa- Cliy
70 Toledo 90 Ma oaIncy. Jacksonville. spriHs3ld,
Decatur, Teioa0,s Iziayrtt@. L92assp1r snd n
waync l-ittoEf eh1Ss Ai attached - tbs traia :
= through day Coach aal pgiifsNu F4scs sleeping
throssh chicago wa shica-J. Bur n9iol QIincs
r. Y The >sv York cNprsEs va ouincE. R.ske- "a.
time from EaHsas City 10 N-E Iogk IA srfy Rssr
sy ani-s - See trsTeiing Ic Besvt bef1rs oeer~d
or ssFapted ~ suy any oihrE iiae ArF.sinE "a Ia
dzras-1lis Ciacinnais. Tassio Clevtia8.i- Ruff.
Niara Pals PstfsAar-h. H.rFislar- F.silase.plia.
New York Bostoa sri oiarr eastern ciises lEo ,1Ece
ana AalIfo twelve hoGns SWANS o: al ascs 4,4es
Thr sgs iicets SD ssil iEls ETss;izs o. ots
r, II al Offices % ~ hznsas 10 sc llsire1d ls-
s-s checked 70 Destination Esr fs-rsrr ut-: s'ia7
con szii tar tabis. s'iarss- P-n~id, Coz Pc
eaxsr Arri.s, T4aa8sal. Gs. or u Ct&Tfsl. arss-
era I'.s-. aS,r Agent, Lawn Eer.sl, K-asls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
citizens Of sallna and Vicinity, Attention

The Ksnsas Pacific Railway the old Kansas Pioneer
Like il mai Extraordinary cNcrtions to add thoas-
a,s to cur population fa.s season. u cNtcadS as you
All well gnOw from Kansas Lity ahd LsaNrn"or'h 10
81 ay Center Las Anlma-, beaver. Boulder, anu rl
,nnr Those point, being the tcr1nlni ot The man inc
aud branches II reaches all important places IA Nan
ssa Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all our
priacipal cities and opens TO settlers all our lerc
valleys Its agents are constantly Al work IN every
tion OF IN. Jnioa and are talking the people and
distributing tons of printed matter, illustrating anu
J--e.ribrng our state. our people can All va ths
,d ,y,rk by writing To their friends who wI,h Ia
take trip for pleasure elh a1d urs, them 10 Nslt
th- great { dorado Resorts. You can also SEMI th'
sam,s of those II Your friends and acqauI itanccs lr-
lug east OF the Missouri Rvc- sud wabin you think
fuIyht aiured to remove To Kansas, 10 hr hcliil
kansas city, and he viii send t"eIn printed matter
80 AYE mis- agents cali upon them. In this way thOus
and, IN isnurancc vii obtain knowledge oil our VI
ainliy. M o. :. I.yiOri - General Supt, ana Nj
=. vrrlcy r. Krm il General Passenger Agent with Oh
Il,S u ka!sLs NllN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
cHUECH DIRECTORY

pus.pYrynIAx-W 4 SimnkIns, Pastor. Preach
g,ach sabbath al II A. VI. and r. Nj. Ssopath
sasool, asa 4. VI. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
pIngs.
u,r,top,s7 rrIscoFAL-Rev. T.. y. HUI, Pastor,
I,r-sclling every sabbaIt, at lOGO ~ M, ahu %.
.,icorI T., NJ sabbath school, each SABBATH, al
81 81 Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenins'-
E,,s,o.,t-Rev Thos Is. Doolcy, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath morning and evrnng.
,.rroLtc-Rev John F"gar;y, Pastor. services on
he sc,nd sabbath OF each month nj The Court ouse
r,,-tsr-csv n H. Willard Pastor Preach!ng on
s,,rh Nash.ih morning and evening Sabba'h achoo'
Nm Al Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Ssiasri,S CErRCH-Prraching III me bap,lst .i'"' -
L!der \. ID. GsDdwin.
f.,n1rsu ft,fHEHaN-C Young, P.stnr- preaching
-, I'M, fr,t and third Sundays OF cach month"; ~ II
o'clock. -. u. Second aud iosfth ouh'aS > - wv
cambria.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
II l.


SREsI-Y' OFyIrE. ~AtfsE CorNTT, k&Ssts.
sALiNA, oct. IL, l-.J
Proclamation is hereby r,ate 10 the qualified voier.
OF <aiine county Kansas. That Sep,i al election Will
county OR Tuesday the II day Of November. d,
ls75 tor the purpose % .lecng Tie following oheers
one ieprt sentative Of - ss,i sutayc d.fsic;
One sheriff
one county Clerk
one County Treasurer.
Dae Register or Deesis
one County SURVEYOR
one county CORNERSTONE foF oa-A commissioner
district "a saline County
Also The follow .lk Township officers t0-oi'
s1.czy H'LL 1OsNssir
one township ssi, 80. on- township Derk ons
township IrssuT tv-J Codstabtrs, tNo Justcrs -
,ne Peace I:V''i osers,eF 0r 'ae, raj riet %
said iJwash.P
GvTsJx -3vSsusT-
One TRUSTEE, oae fF~a-arrT. On cork ZOO Justice
90 iae Peace, $50 C3H-sa.c-, V1e Road O'eTs'eT ~
each sO@d district "a -ati ioV Hshig.
waLSrr resSsHIP.
one Trustee one 1r-seurr one slerk tWo Jas'ie~-
q tue Frscr tw, t.a-rai.r. 90, R,ai JyeT-~,s f3T
Zach road District N -a'i township
sfnISG czEEE ToSssEIF
ore Trustee, ore Treasurer. one CirFk -7"ju-ii-ss
Of The Ies~s, STABILIZE On- KDss ortT-s,r ioF
each Iozl district ~ stld tg9n-hp
0ufo Tsv-SsaIF.
One Tr,,tc oD' 5,reT os G 5 -; - , ., r.,
each road dlsfrI5; a. -sii toHa-hip
FLr,sasT VALLEY ToES-H.F
Oae Trustee, Irea-ursr. oHg tl-r. ipo ]ust.rss
"a F-aee. 40 tsaaiai.r-. "ar issi OFsfref isf
each ryssI district ~ sAlt township.
vssuISs-5S Tu.ssEIT
oae Tras;es oar Trss.aref. or 's-r. ''re sest sF'
% ti.- i'sEce fTs C9a-a'ss. ~ - Dt.rrts isF
go. raj d4ssEr-i IA --4d -. assif-
sotoxoz gsvKsHr--
One Trustee GgsAsurrF oTse Ilrra ug5a.sIess
81 n, F~ses. 1sassties. 90 kas- o. s's'r ff
caci. ~ .! 's.slTsci "a sas' jsSata.y
y.ir> 1es2safr
oue Tra.,er ozr Treassrrr Clsrs. i'ra Jusiirss
Of "a Pe.es ,>sfs-saa-s on Essi Dsefs+sF iss
s1eA rssd sl-irisf ia sssi ios-H ssiii'-
LisssTr s0Essair
o. Taste as~ i..ar.r oa~ t ,. 80 i.'s.
-sch rssd ss-t-Iti IA szaa tosa.la'f
szsssA TOWNSHIP
oar Tsa-.ss s,se Ires-sl.T. ', '.sEl tee 1a-ta-e'
% Ia F,sr I've Consssse.. 's E43 - sf.s~F -
q. real alas<1et ~ sast tsa .4s-a-g
tx cryrr ;ovsssIr.
o. rr..fee 49, Tr-..ur'r. clsss 81 Sass -.
% Ptar~. tsa tsssabiss. ere Iscz1 lTrF~sr -
-sch ss-.. lI-4-sct ia s$A.i tsss -sasss-
s-ats~ Toss.alr.
e,.s, Trs.:.s or Tr-a-arrr. oss Isrs tzeFsssess
- ~ f.s-x - Cy.sgAI'.. sss.aa ssfes-F -
go Tassg s.sfFs-t g. sss3 islra.tiF
"A -. = - = z i,esi s'',..... 49,, z g. 8,
Izz zase - lEsf -srslrz So gs--as ss ~ -
j~ctaa - e.s- q 80 -Eatf ~ IL ~ -fsr7
rBrrzl.a s. - ~ s 7-g-ssi - -, - ka ssl -
-s'tat sfssts - sfalsssstt4t 80 - stsfs-t ~
Ls.a-tas+sa A..a-f leseosf 81 aaF'- ~ b
.'sasgs . s,-s7- = f-ag-s-.f'sa 80. - $50 =
fssgss .fssfs7ss. - A-sIErE - a-ss sRF
.aess - ss---fsusssr rs = .aTt - ls1Fagas-taas
--zF-e Ess sF.sss- ssF4 te 81 ~ ssatff
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-H stsrss .Fsass -fs fls q -sss.lgaasra
s.ftea sas. a.. gtts .4fr y
ts.fhes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

!r.rchy announce inst sn candidate for Sheriff
''' wK. FITZGERALD.
r. rs,,r,--r p. S7l'"s C"e"fy:-
Ih-r,e. announce my-eli candidate for the Of
es-' - gstrA' 6 Lo\1.
SAtrx,. sept 9th. ls75
TsIros JocRSAL: Please annoasce candidate
rsr oi,cs constable Oi SIN Ky I'LL! township
JAMES :. GRlEG.
Ay sqaouuce that q candidate Tor the Of
nee .: c-anty treasurer. ERIC FORSSE.
Ihsr-by ananagce mysrlf ~ a candidate for jhc Of
hoe al County cl,lk Of saline COUNTY; han,a, ,
FEED. III WlLDN-S.
Thereby announce myself 4 candidate for IN" Of
r,e Of sheriff subject 10 the decision IN,
saline oouniy, on the 2d day oil November, $50
l.. J. GRANT.
We nre authorized 10 annuure {; C. Kohc as a can
daie or tr oidce of county clerk OF Saline county
.sU. rot.rs Of Ssiia. county -
hereby anneince IRyself - a candidate for the Of
dee OF Register Of Deeds.
ther,hy sunounc. that a candidate for the Of
''' w.B FLANDERS
Thereby announce that am candidate fpr the Of
H's OF Register OF Deeds. CHAs SANDEN.
Thereby announce ny self candidate for the Of
j. u. HAMILTON.
hereby announcer that sla a candidate FOR rc-clrc-
to1to tse odce Of Justice OF the Peace al Smoky Hi
township. l.. l.. NoRlON.
hereby announce that | anna candidate Cor ,heof-
40 OF Register OF Dcads. l.. X. WILBUR.
We are authorized to announce Geo. c. Lockwood as
candidate Tor re,lcuon TO the ofce vi Representa-
tive IN the State Legislature.
~ ne eaters 81 Sdliae Cs;asy:-
Ivo.ld respectfully announce myself as candidate
II u. BAKER
hereby announce that AN = candidate for The Of
soe OF sheriff and shall remain candidate until the
fhr p.lls clased on the evening OF November ~
am candidate on INV merits, and ask the Suffrage
~ ' ~ CHARLES L. HUssEr
Thereby that am II candidate Cor County
tonn'issoner IN the - commissioner District Of
Saline county. e. DENTON.
am candidate Tor the oGzce Of sheriff and
any report thai have ca nlromscd ;ra faNn may
l- CONSIDERED false A. snail Continue until the poll.
ei-se on The second day oi November next.
}. VI. CooMBs.
thereby announce lsi 1 am candidate for County
Treasurer.
NJ. CARROLL.
- hcrrSr announce tha; am candidate for County
Commissioner IA the TAird tommssi39er p!siTet
tam acaa,:ii1,c Cor C,astsstc Of smoky I'm town
sm candidate for the ssice Of Couaty Commits
siuncr IA iss First Comm siOncr District
CHAs = BUELL..
hereby announce that 1 candidate for County
Cerk. LOUIS IEhIATIg
Fife rotsr- 81 Ss-ety Eus To,cuss!s--
a candidate Tor the Office Justice Of the P~soc
L.. II. Bt>lIoP.
Ihershy announce that am . candidate for County
Commissioner vi the first Commissioner District oi
saline tOGnit ". BFsHoLL.
hereby announce that 1 am a candidate for Repre-
-Fhial'Nr FREEMAN hI\GNAN.
am candidate Cor COrsncr
J. h. LULL, JR.
T. "a rioters ef SiiiRe CaaE,g
1crs'y ala 'uace nat am a capdtr;e for Repre-
stniatifc g y ~NEAn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
Corner of osER. BOND g. WILSON'S,
An EGier3risin. Railroad.

TBR ATTENTION or THOSE contemplating trip L.
the Fast called to the Sew Fast Train the Wa
BASH I-E called the Kansas CIV and New 0rk Fs-t
Line, now running through from ihc bi-s uTt River
NV \ orb IN the unprecedented tim" % - hour.
fhit train i composed Of Palace ~. I.tT> aud New
Pullman >iceTers, equipped with lie Automatic Air
Rr-kc aRd Miller IodpseTs, ant reaches indanayo
liz Cincinnati, Toitgp. Braap PIH-bur-, Fbiissi-i-
ilha NV ork a1si Boston tram ads sarS of
any other inc leaving at the same timr
This train lravt~ Kansas cas-. Atcfilsan ad - "a
-sph every afternoon arrival ut trains from the
West IN addition u this. tw0 other fast trains
via the WABASH mixing three jasiy trains - tlc
Atlantic seahDtr. The advantage tn. AABAsd Oh. r.
viii &c appreciated bY TIE travelling public.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
TIME TAsLE-K. p. q. r.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jue .e Oh he District Court. H. PRHscorr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEPHENS.
rsi,resenfatiye--ti. &. LOCKWOOD.
lio.,-,tv I0mmissiOncrs-W u. SCH0LL, chairnian
: u ssALNzH and X. :. CHAAPLLs-
.,unf~ Jieri-DAviD BEEEr
Cs;,.tv Tfcasdrer--C. h. FAcLESEa
Sheriff.. =. OofNG.
!leclstcr Of Deeds. + CKiss.
l..r0aef--G. *. LUZ, in.
t.gldy Atturncy-fOIN FOSTER.
sQrssyer-Is. y. MIGHT.
superintendent pGuc Instr aciion-D. 1 Ii%fR.
O.. TX u tslr District C9aIt-N. PETERSON
,..>itaf, .Jnl;e.--u. :. CCSSiSGHts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

By direction 81 tle IIororall S.cf'isrv 81 'hr IN
terror, undcrs gnrd viii receive scaled h" Tor i'
purcha-. OF any all the uHsnid lands west oi the
Sco>ho River along she southern I'm 81 M state "i
Kansas embraced within What Is SeD,ralIy Known A.
the ''CiIrEoHgs >TRIr."
the pro v!sor u set al Congress appro' NAV II
IS72. II. \ statutes nj Large, vol Avn PIP - aud
Thcy viii be -oid 70 The ghc-t blid for cash. in
quantities rot exceeding ONE husiire Hnd -iNtN acres
1t not less than dollars per acre f"r su OF said
lands living .at of tic Arkansas River and one dollar
and iiy cents per acre Tor such iahs rs lie west q
said river
Print, lists describing lands hereby offered for
sale 10y their proper legal subdivisions and inlcn,nS
The minimum price ~ which each tract i h''' VIII Oe
.rnt br mail 10 the address nj any pcr-pn making APP
plaaon therefor 10 the commissioner .! tlc "tntrhi
Land ofcr, 10 the Register aad Receiver 81 the
local Offices 81 Wichitt and Independence, Kansas.
Persons oacring H. purchase may bt for many
tracts ~ they mas ,lr-irr but cachbd must he 81 ateI
m.dc amt -cicd and must be lcr not more than one
hundred and ,>tS acres, tInd eo"i'I1n 10 the i's@i
subdivisions ,Inbracedi in the ii,t-j -
amount bid guarantee az the good isi'h Of fh,
bidder. which ~ni. III ca, ts' land l. awarty' an'i
III. balance not paid, will ~ forfeited NlouiI an
bd be reiortcd the sam deposited viii b. returned To
. The proper party
Pirtlrs uh",c bids are accepted will be- notified OF
such acceptance after the opening oI the bid-
a prlctic4 and il within forty days after such no
hts been dul. mailed iylnc.it ~ lu 90 hot mad"
Ia the COMMISSIONER IF the t'ca.ra Land OIcr of the
amount bid th. land upo which such btu was made
( will be again subject To- salr.
bids may lie rcntird IA Post Once or,r-, c"Ttincst"-
OF deposit certified checks On some ho'vTniu-nl he-
pa-tory pay.b t. the orti'r 0t The tomu!sson.F %
tht General Land Oiiice, or III CURRENCY.
The right reject ANY and all brs y expressly r.
served.
All bid must b. sealed and airrs-, to TIE toy
urs>toNER oy THg GISERsL IGND DYFICH, " -ftN6-
TOY. -. {. :" md nd0Ts,t BIDS ToA tHsA0XEE
>TEiF LASp9."
I.is viii be received above invited anil O'clock
noon Of the thirtietl Day Of N~v' usr. $50, aiie!
which the. vii he duly apeacf AMI acted upon
S. 8. eURoETT,
Cr15mi4-faaerc " tA- Generai Laad Csic-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
CITY DIRECTORY.

E,7sr-R. II. BIsHoP. 49, ,,
wM HERG, 4. ". WlChHAN,T I. j. GOING
Police = tlge-N. r. CARROLL.
1Lrk-ERED. IA. wILDHAN.
Irc..surer-j. VI. BLoD0ETT.
A.r.ail-... II. TUrrGE.
Cay AttDrney--JoHN osrrR.
ehrf sf Fire DepariIncnt-lRA J.. CAnFEh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

One OF the -yeomarry entered town. the 9th
er day. dressed in Il suit made of sacks.
Where nc obtained the sacks Is not question
for us tn discuss. Great wide pantaloons, on
the sitting down part of which was dimly
seen Powers IL Goodnow." \ roomy waist
coat which could not possibly bid good bye to
the aforesaid rantaloon-. bore this strange de-
vice, "Clarkson Il Gcbhart.n Pcnct rating a
''i>surc in that pantaloon arrangement was
The neither part oi what MAS supposed 10 be u
shirt and il said. - T.. Robinson" \ rag
which answered for 4 handkerchief "squoze''
an cpizooty nose, and al the close of each ncr-
yous and spa,modic "squoze " person was
enabled To deciphcr OH said rag. ''Stockwcil Is
Tut!ill.' After all this outward "Inanfesta-
tom on the part OF the yeoman, it was plain
to be seen that he ut least had found 4 "cheap
clodino store. although he will undoubtedly
object telling the rest OF his cukotte fellow
moItals where the idcntIcal ''ciodiug store y
can be found.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

Powers 4 GsoduOE report the following;
wheai--Ninter, esq ll3 per bu.; spring, 5oGCS per
~.
oats, Is o,3alrr bu
RE, 3gsr 80 per hU.
BARLEY, - per su.
lsru r,..uing -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

The next quarterly meeting of the Christian
Cooperation Society OF Salina District. which
embraces lie counties OF Dickinson. Saline
Ottawa, Cloud Russell, Mitchell. lincoln Els
worth, Mcpherson. Davis, Clay AMI Riley,
Nov llth. at p. VI. Excursion tickets will be
sold To persons attending the meeting from
Ellsworth. Salin;l. AbiIere and Junction City.
All members OF the church of Christ are i'm
yitcd. HOWARD G.. RASH. Scc'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

- Gems saved on a dollar. The second arri-
val Of large stock Of dry goods and clothing.
at liIe New York Store. is of great Interest TO
everybody. We are selling goods cheaper than
any other house in the city; because We are
buying direct from the manufacturers or nm
porters for cash F.. This is the reason why we
can undcrsell our neighbours our large and
well assorted stock is complete in everything.
and unsurpassed in the city. We wish to en-
large orr business 81 we ask share of your
trade. The more goods we sell the smaller
our profits will be. Small profits and quick
sales is our motto And it is for your interest
to give us a call.
Respectfully,
LiTowICH & H'TTMANN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28


Mr.. C. e. Koihe desires Us TO state that tie
report that he has Withdrawn from the can
vass for county clerk is totally untrue, and
that lie Will remain candidate until the close
of the polls on next Tuesday.
SIR. J. c. McSpadlen-a resident OF Salina
a few years ago-cailed Monday morning. Mr..
McSpad,len is now appointing agent for Kan
sas for the Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine
Company-with headquarters az Atchison.
He is young man OF fine promise aud his old
friends are GLAD TO see that Inc is being honored
with responsible and lucrative positions. lie
has made Henry Baiiy & Co. agents Tor the
Wheeler & Wilson 1T this place. We have met
Mr.. Bailey, aud find him 10 be IA very pleasant
gentleman Ills Office will be with DIR. Luil
for the present The Wheeler Il Wilson
machine now comes 10 the front greatly im-
proved, aud Mr.. Bailey will undoubtedly sue
coed in working up handsome business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

The epizoolic-the old-ashioneu cpizo0t-is
"n hand and horses ~ as IL they had better 20
to the mountains for their coughs: Several
horses have already bccome>aiilictcd in this
locality, aad ii is quite Ugly that the epizoot
Will have a general yg,s. TO the horses we would
say "take care OF yourselves" and To the
owners We would give the following. advice
which is given all over the country:
We advise the simplest treatment possible.
Keep the horses in 4 warm, comfortable, clean
and well-vtntilated stable. 5lankcicd in wet,
Geld weather fec well with oats and sweet
hay (cOrn is too heatng). with good bran
mash once day the only medicine needed
j. Ia Thoroughly rub the throat with some
good linihcnI il il should become much svol-
len. and be careful not 20 let them take cold.
a little exercise every day al light work, or
careful driving. Ne deem beneficial. bnt any
violent exercise. or anything apr oachino
over-eXertion, will he almost certain ia pro-
,iuce seriou< results. The aim should be &c
keep the horses in as strong heart as possible.
and nature will soon work ont the disease, It's
usual term l. from twelve 10 twenty days.