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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
Greatest Event Of the Age-lhc Old Eelia
bile Hannibal & st. joseph X. R.
tiyaYS ahead.

trsR uEa sttrr April atl This ,mpany VIII runt""
'Aptss iIainH daily each way, aud arrahgeln u
L,,p been made 0c,,so,n this line and the Toledo Wa
LASH i Weston Railway, whereby = through tram 10
e known T. the Euas,s city nnf Hr'c York Esp esS,
composed q: Baggage cars day coaches aad Pullman
palace \ eiir,I cara, is 10 br from Kansas ca!
g I..i,, - ' Ni, Quincy Jacksonville. Springfield,
n~cMR, 7UloH1, Lal 'yctir, Lofansl'eTt anu = !.
Wafn~ icrt cf1s9e Alr' attached 10 ths tra'a l.
= through ldv coach and l'unaa Palace sleeping ar
thfcagh =. hcagu via Chicago, Burlington quincy
Il p The New York express YIN euincy, makes Tue
me fr,,,r hansts chs to New York IA Sfg hodrS an
sivan;syc 20 thu travelling public never BET ire offered
attempted 10y any any oih'f lime arriving W ~
.iiarspois. CincnuitI, roledi. Cleveland. Euuhio,
STA "a Fails. Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
= " FORK. Bosion and other eastern cities from thtrc
al bait IL twelve hours in advance OF all Diner hcs
Through tickets and iull information ci Dr Obta n
~ a. ~. Old ri the Kansas Pacific EaIiruai BAG
,Ays ct-Nr 20 destination. For further inform All"
q, suit tiH,s tables, or address I I.hicd Cen Pas
. ages Agcat. Hannibal, No. orc clayton West
. rIs,rnSvr Agent, Lcsrenworih, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
tRizrns ol saiIna ard Vicinity, Attention

tAr ksnla3 Pac:1r Railway, tn OLD Kansas Pioneer
lie e maS ir. rAirioTcrary eNvrtiuns TO add hous-
arl- poliiS; ION this Il extends you
- ~ hs;Nc from K.nsa> City and LsaveGwor'h TO
clan Ccpt,r. Las Aoras. ncascr BOULDER, and They-
,r,le thnse points being the trtmini oi the msn lin"
aaa lsanchcS I, reach an important paces in Kan
Colorado aaa New Mexico. pt-seS Through all our
Frgciin n! CITIES and opens MP % cfcrs al our Fertile
Nallcts IT. scents ave iniy Al work IN tHrry
"ciiu NJ Mo IHisR sni are talking 10 the people and
a. trhUirs ton- at pr.ajed matter, illustrating and
,i-ss hing onr state. Oar proplc can aid in this
eANl wsrz rs wriiin. {" their friends Who wish To
rake trip Pile. hclih AMI urge them "a visit
a ,.r.p { plirada /. sorts You can also send th
Of IN al yp;Y hi.nds and acquaaancvs lv-
a. pt-t al ~ Ma var. Rive. an wIbu you think
sthi "a tltaccI 20 lr. Ia iNLi-A-, - Mr. keIm
kJ; City, aEd H. via send tt,n printed matter
~ tve his agents Cali IN them la this WAY thpu>
pai. H. ;nGrar"r wiz HptSia hnoNtrl.c OF Our VI
,...ty NJ. -. :. L. 'ipIl l. General Supt, aad NJ
I,sgicy ~ ki;a -, GerLl Passenger Agent with Ok.
de- - Kan. d tltr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
An HnterEfisinc Railroad.

ltL AriLHrIoS OF THOSE contemplating trip "a
-, last Is called - ~ New Fast Train VIA the IVA
E,ss fiNr, called IA Kansss CITY and New ORR Fast
sI". nrw iunblng tli.Uugh from the Missouri River
u Nav York IN %, unprecedented time of ~ hours.
lh'3 tran j. ccmlp 4 of Palace Day Cars and New
Sci'mln Sicelvrs, equipped with the Auiematic Air
Er'kc anh Maicr'. Csuilcrs. and reaches ndisnapo-
.ls, tAcinnsti. TolcIs Buffalo Pitsburg, Phlladcl-
hia. New York ami s5sion train in advance OF
amy Other line l,arinS 10 the time
1hi. tram Leaves Kansas City, AtcniSnn and ST. Jo
s'ph every sitcTnoSn arrival OF trains from the
West. ID addition Z, ihs two other fast trains
yia fe wsRA> IaakiuS three daily trains To the
itlaa;e sribolr1. &c advantage the WABASH Offers
VII he alG rrcieicJ IA the travelling pu,!lc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
cHuGCH DIRECTORY.

;'rssnrrRRiAx--w Simpkms, Pastor. Preach
inY ench sabbath n II A. NJ. aud T. NJ sabbath
trnool, s.SyP. " Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
bIug..
u--,,a,,.- l,p,ec,r.,-Rey. f. y. Hill Pastor,
Fr,.p,nnz cvery : .i'bIjh, at ln:IO A. ana . -
...ls.,E T. NJ sac, attn scho |, each "a Dbath al
"a 81 pli,er N,,t.ag, "Wednesday evenings.
Is!scoptt-I.er. Thus. a.. Do0iey, Rector FredcbIhg
Every sabbath iry-i * and cNeniHS
f.1.,,,t,s..tsrv iJh, fogarty, Pastor. services %"
c sc nj sabbath 81 each month at toGrt House
K.rft.r-p.y 4 r. Willard. Pastor. Preaching on
,n : ,,I,a. morning aud evening. SJbbath scno 81
2gI l. NJ. Prayer IN citing Wednesday evening.
t,tr,srlI- Cuygcli-rreaclnK in the Baptist church
a., ill >. ana tih i.'rd's day Of each mohth, Oy
ft.isr 4. -. tspod"I..
f.,.,-., T., rEER As--,- Young, P.-stor. Preaching
"a t,, 4. rni slli-i sundays of each month, al 81
.'sl,.cs a y. sec..d and IOHit III sundays, AT New
..rJylA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Iu,..c on he District Court. IL. PRESCOTT.
Fcnato.-SoLoxoS STEPHENS
n,lresentativs--si. &. Lockwood
Colniy ConmissiOncrs-W. Is. ScIoTL, chairman
: NJ Palmer aaa X. :. CnAMPLS.
Comfy Glerh--DAvID BEEgg
County 1ressurer-L. r.. FACLKNEE
fherif--T. j. Coke.
i;eglsttr OF Deeds. r. CRIss.
1 Groner--J. X. LCLL, JE.
touEtv Atiarney-JoHN FCsrEn.
huryeyor-1.. y. NiGa..
Superintendent OF Public Instruction-D. MI..EE
flcrk Of the District Court-N. PETERSON
l'rubatc Judge-H. ). CUNNINGHAA.
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vs..
CHARLES WISELY YOUNG. ntfi

SARAHF YOUNG, Plaintiff,
CHARLES WESLEY YOUNG, pefit
Te tie G6're ros;ed bet, aGGaf. You are hereby no.
tfed that b. above named P.nntid did an the sth
day oi september. A. u. ISIS fiic her petition In the
said District Court OF Saline county, Kansas ag.l-.t
y"u pray Ing Tor divorce iron YOU Oh he GROUND of
habns drunkene-S, gross ne :i"ct OF duty and other
cstises ana III are required 10 .ppear and answer
said petition on or before the cath ds of October A
L. 1872, OK II VIII he takes - true and uis men rem
uerti diN orcihg hei from you. L. r. CARVER,
sept vh, ls'J Plaintiffs Attorney
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

LosT-satardzy evening. either in town or
on the road running from Saline north Of The
Iron Mound. black lrailler pocket book, cOss-
tanning small amount Of money. receipt
from Johnzih=n Weaver. and r,-rI1sps some
other papers. The finder Will please return
the pocket book 10 thu JougsAL, Office and wi.l
there be suitably rewarded ala
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
MISCELLANEOUS ANDS.
NHeriU'S Sale.

OWcTVI OUfCs
By virtue Of n distress warrant. issued from thu
county rrs-urers Office Of Salihc county, and 10 IN
dir cIed aad delivered, VIII on the
lla day Of September, 4 u. 1875,
between the lpure Of 10 clock A. NJ. and o'.loos
l. NJ oil said day offer for sale nj public yendue, ~
the highest best bidder, Tor cash hand, the iO
loving property to-wt: cook siove parlOr stoves,
chairs, mattrvsses buffalo robes. coats, carpets,
gias. ware. table ware, wash stands, wash bowls ,
pitchers stone ware msps, looking .sss.s and many
uthrr articles to1 uumeroG, 10 mention Stid proper
" 10 bc sud the property Of 1 L. carver. To ssIis
r. said tax warrant Sale 10 take place santa Re
Avenue doors south Of Ober Bond Wilson's.
Given under my hand this - day of august. ID
1873 J. GolNG, 5hsriG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
CITY DIRECTORY.

aIav0r-E. RI. BISHOP. -.
.yH DERt., \ ". wICKHAN, L. }. GoINS.
Police Jadxe-S. r. CARROLL.
tierk-s'aED IA. wILOHAS.
Trcaeurer-J NJ. BLoDGLIr.
Hil- 1.l--I,. VI. rUrrAE-
fiag AitorGeY--JOHN osTER.
thief OF Fire n.ltiffEGe.t-igA l.. CARVER.
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Rights 's'Citizen,

Of the n.te.f >'afe--Hoso g. hot5 e.
pre-srUs faen By IheophIius Farsoas, Ii. D.
Centa'nin. commentary Ihc drrll and state
Constitutions, giving their history aud origin and
full explanation Of ihen principles, purposes aud pro-
Visions the piwrrs aa duties al public officers the
rights of the people, snd the ohiIg cations incurred
every relation of life; also parliamentary rucs FOX
DELHI rAtiye bodies aud full dire m nj legal forms
for all business TRANSACTIONS and MAJ ing Wills Deeds
Mortgages, Leases, Notes, la af;s, 'niracs. etc
Law Library a a single y1liiuc IL meets the wants
oil ali Classes aud sells to every body.
JONES BROTHERS X co. 81 EqEis, Nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

WASTED-A man to SOW 20 acres Of ground.
5 rniirs frosa town. ia what For iurtlssr
particulars. apply IN ;. ~ Postlew=l;- :: the
Pacific House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

FoCSp-One silvc- watch. The onncF 81
proving property ard Payiog charge. can have
JosssssIon Of tszr sane Lcs~c Ircrd with
Er..s lfrsre+ -ssisr-~ --rss ~ - f,~rwsf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

The Singer sewing machines have LOW the
improved compromising journal" which Oh
sia'cs 'hc noise and jar heretofore unpleasan,
4" many operators. 2S-6w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
s.IlS, WEESLY MARKET REPORT.

,srrc.,ca r. II /. Watson, dealer in Groctrics'
Prev. On. .ol Queen ware, % SAINT! fe avenue
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List Of BifiS dIfOUed 6y the
BonFd Of County Commits
Si0aers NJ Saline County,
since last Report.

SLPTENBEs 9th 1875
I'll Going sheriff. ......-...... 3 %
Erie FOrssr, brooms ......... 5
Ehcrhardt 4 Sudendorf lumber. ..-..-...... =
john III Gibson. work . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2 -
IL Carlherg. Ice -.............. . l. ~
Svllzer county .hy -icIsa .......-.... 81 ~
i'oughton, esiray record. a. ............... l.
Evan Rees, work 81
r. Wilbur, copying ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z. ~
! urnal company OF Lawrence sale books l25 %
do do mortgage rec ri u tri
Lorenzo Siuborn, chairman ..-.......-...... / 80
Sart1 l. Stanley boarding prisoners. ....... 70 a.
l. Wight. surveying &C.. ......... ........... So ~
Clough Nhrut, legal services .............sI ais IS
III : Cunningham pr ,bste Judge .......... .. 81 81
Beebe county clerk ............ ....... I91 -
hereby certify tile above t. b. trie and corrst
ID. BEEBE, Coanty tlyrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

lay MAJ! iarGisii ice cream TO parties and TO
frstivd.-, 81 Eiucil better quality and at cheap
"r prices than caG De purchased elsewhere ia
The civ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

Have You tried any OF tina, delicious ice
sream which Lay makes? ifyou have not. go
Ia him and gc;refreshed during these no, DAYS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

: r,,4 asasuGr- :aat ana candidate i9r shcrla
~; dine uity. ,.tcct 10 the decision o the Re
lfaJl.yd- Cyhvcn..os.
". X. FITZGERALD.
"a 90 crfsr. a. Ni'sts Iors.y:-
hereby announce ,.ysclI csadidste Tor the Of
H." OF shcria & {. LONG.
NALINA Sept. 9Th, ISIS
'.1slSs Journal. PLEASE anhsuBce u candid date
i,r ihs Vs.Ty r,,a sale vt >ln,ky Hul township
JAMES y GREER.
thsrchy s1aarsr- f.as ain candidate FOR the Of
ice OF c3Ga;y ;ryG.sgcf ERIC fORSSE
hcrcar aDnC1arc HysciI candidate for the Of
h'c "a cs'ty clerk saline iuntv HASA, subject
- rhc action OF iav cSGntr CONVENTION
FRED. n WlIDN-N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09
Publication Notice.

ia the Difric. Court Of Is 40 judicial Di.triat 81
fae Stfss cf EdH-a,, att az ia GsG rsr Sal..e
fp.0s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

wall paper. books ana Iancy stationery. at
~ e '.rirr'>
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice.

The co-rartpershp heretofore existing between G.
Dihie aud 81 Harms in the fossecs. business ST Sa-
lins. Kansas, dissolved the ID dizzy OF SsTen-
Der, ISIS. by nng.usl consent Tn business viii b
continued or the cid s,aa by H. H4rm--
q g DfHI.E-
Sl-2w IL HARMS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

lhe Singer sewing machines have now an
i"r'oNci needle clamp which enables the ope-
razor 10 adjust tae needle easily. asss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

Agents Wanted to Sell
he PoLiTIC,L, Personal, AND PROPERTY
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TIME rA8LE-k. p. Il. r.

Tho following is the Timetable Of the srriy sna 9e
,ytur oi trsls %. tho Kansas Pacific Raiiroad,ne 3D.
Ma, ~, r.t.,r,ed Uy MIR. J. A. TowS, Ageai
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

In this paper. Msi-r Eric Far>>o announces
thar h- Is c;,<sfilaie Tor The offer Of county
treasurer. ~Aiajur Forsse was once nrpnr-enIa-
tive OF Saline county aud dlieai that Office n
We'll rs other minor Officers which have been
conferred upon him with ability. We nnier-
stand that his reports n township assessor
are about The best ncaiest and clearesf which
have ever been made in this county. lie IS a
man OF cooi business qualifications. eOtspn:eai
20 ill any county office. ard would la3le q
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-09

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES y EVERYTHING.
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TRAINS colSG "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27

Formerly Pastor of Bowdoin 81.
BOSTON. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27
NEIGHBORIIOOD NEWS.
Il ELI.hIRE.

WEI have Amber trcsscs tied in blue
about three times II day now in Belluirc.
WE noticed one Of Beadles dime novels
in brother MAYORS coat pocket yester-
day afternoon, and concluded at once that
be was pemorizing certain portions of it
to be used in q lecture he is about to
give, on what he knows about the show
business.
The fine dwelling house Of Mr. A,
Richardson on 32d street is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and will make Il
very fine appearance.
WE are glad to learn that our friend
Wn. Clark, who was injured by fall
on Sunday last, is able to sit up.
The committee on Streets and Alleys
have ordered the Street Supervisor Of
the Third ward to stop work Why is
it? They had better bring him and all
the help he can bring with him down in
the Second ward and have them clean
the mud off South Union street.
Mr.. CHARLES SATTERFIELD has COM
menced to build his business room under
the arch of the railroad bride, on South
Belmont street.
From the way things look now, some
Republican from Putney Township
wants to be a candidate for State Senator
We think we could name the coming
man.
THE weather has been very favorable
for milk men for the past two weeks, rs
they can get water almost any place
the road. If Heavens portals open 10
the milk men of our times. then the rest
of us stand u pretty fair chance.
LET all who stand IN need Of immcdi-
ate (?) relief, or who desire any inforna.
ton with relation to city government,
come up and consult the wisdom of ages,
at City Hall tonight, at one OF their reg
ular meetings.
A. n w. 5. AULT's mule team tried 10
get upa first class runaway yesterday
afternoon, but failed in one particular
They made it plenty strong enough, but
as for speed they were complete failure
They ran one square and anchored
against their own stable, which damaged
1t considerably.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27
MOUNDSyIILE LETTER.
MoUNpsvILLE, July %.

hOUN DSN LIZ 1uiN ~.
Editors OF the Register.
For the past week there has been little
but rain, rain, rain. Rain b. the inch,
rain BY the foot, rain 10y the square yard.
Rain, till one would think thutth" ever
lasting bung was loose, and the crusaders,
with their water ideas had triumphrd.
One Of the saddest things ever knuwn
happened here last night. Iiud.lcy's
oxen, having no fear of the law before
their eyes, broke from their enclosure
and wandered down to the railroad de-
pot and eat up abont one-half of Henry
Snyder's hat. Had they got it all they
would have fouudered.
Henry Snyder and Mattco Pcrrclii,
the celebrated Italian. will leave here
shortly for Martins Ferry. We could
have better spared better men. You
can't conceive the spirit they put into
their ways and doings. Who oh who,
can we get to succeed them?
About two o'clock the windows of
heaven were opened-tnat's the correct
thing, us | understand it-and the water
came down by the slop-buckettul. The
streets ran water like mill races, to the
great disgust of all who don't like water
in tn. abstract.
There was a meeting of the Board of
Directors of the mill this afternoon.
They concluded to work up what iron
thew have on hand and then shut down
and take an account of stock The strap
| and rod iron made here has found first
place in the market and sales have been
lively here when dead elsewhere.
Hans Criswell has quit drinking water
and is paying strict attention to butter
milk. We see the jim-jams in the dim
Distance if he don't reform. Buttcrmilk
is delicious but seductive tipplc.
Brother McFaddcn has invented Il
hog trough 1t is none Of your plebian
troughs made out of chunk of wood,
such MS you may see every day in Mctzel
county. No, sir. Its arranged in COM
partments. One of these Is fixed for
feeding twenty hogs Another is ar
ranged with rings and third with nap
kins. When u hog eats his raLions
he is provided with a
napkin and ring. When
he is done eating he puts the napkin
back and retains the ring. y place for
toothpicks. This may seem strange, but
Ne has hog on the brain and is working
as hard to make them comfortable rs II
he were one of their family.
Yours s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27
RIVER NEWS.

All day long yesterday, rs well As Sun
day and Saturday, the river has been
full of towboats, showing coal 10 points
below.
The river has fallen nearly six feet
during the past twenty-four hours, the
marks last evening showing II feet in
the channel.
The Mallie Ragon is the regular Par
kcrsburg packet this morning.
The Andes leaves for Cincinnati at 3
o'clock this afternoon. What the gallant
Captain Muhleman and the gentle clerk,
Ed Muhleman, won't do for passenger
cannot be done. They are both gilt edged.
One more hat, Ed.
The James Rees and Forest City are
time packets. They leave to minute on
their advertised time.
lBy Telegraph.
PIrrsBuRGH, July 2G.-River 6 feet .
inches and falling. Weather cloudy.
The towboat Barnard arrived last even
ing and returns to Wheeling this even
ing.
NASHVILLE, July 2G.-The river is
still rising with 81 feet inchc, on the
shoals. Weather clear and warm. ar.
rived-Hillman, Paducah.
ClNcIxxATI, July 26.-Riyer b feet 4
inches and falling. ArriYcd-Exchan &c,
Pittsburgh; Hudson, Wheeling, John l..
Rhodes. st. Louis. Dcparted-Rhodes,
Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, July 2G.-Arrircd-PctroI,
Ohio. Departed-Eddyville, Nashville;
Petrel. ST. Louis; james Howard, New
Orleans. River 40 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury s.
degrees.
EVANSVILLE, July Cloudy wealth
er with light rain, but clearing this even
ing River SO feet and rising slowly.
Up Idlewlld, Morning Star, George
Roberts, Bowling Green. Downturn
ME Tatum, Indiana, Red Cloud. Bust
ness moderate.
MEMPHIS, July 27.-Contrsry to all
expectations the river is again swelling
from local rains, and has risen 4 inches
in the last twenty hours, but fall OF a
foot at Cairo precludes the idea OF much
more water at this point. Weather
cloudy and sultry. Arriyed-Ruth, New
Orleans. Departcd-Belle OF Memphis
and Bee and bargcs, st. Louis; Julia.
Nicksburg.
ST. LOUIS, July Colos-
sal, Quincy; Belle of St. LOUIS, Cam
bridge; Nail City, Ohio riveri st. Gene
vive, NIcksburg. Departed-Rob Roy,
Keokuk; Redwinc, St. Paul Chester,
Memphis. River falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 2G.-Riyer about on
stand with IL feet III the canal and II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-27
Information Wanted n to what Con.
sfituIes GarDage,

\ circumstance occurred yesterday in
East Wheeling when the garbage was
being removed 10y the scavenger, which
gives rise to the very important ques-
ton whether the men who have the carts
in charge know their duty, or if so,
are they willingly unmindful, and
have no fear of the law? The cir
cumstance is this: The scavenger and
his cart arrived at certain house, and
when the bucket of garbage was handed
him he deliberately culled all the sub
stance or dry portions of the filth and
carried the bucket short distance
down the alley and threw the
balance of the contents, which con-
sisted of slops, into the gutter, The
woman, who doubted the proprety OF the
act, inquired why he did not empty all OF
it into the cart? His answer WAS that it
was too heavy and his horse could not
pull it. Now what the citizens want 70
know is; what constitutes kitchen otial?
So that they will understand what to
save and what to throw away. Or may
be the scavengcr is not fulfilling his duty.
Let the proper authorities explain what
is, and what is not garbage.
tITTyEN