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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11
The Additional Trains on the Wabash line.

The additional fast and other trains which
were 10 be put on this road on the first OF
March. have been postponed for few weeks
on account of the severe and trying weather
the railways in the West have passed through,
during which time little or no work could be
done to the road bed. 1t i the purpose of the
management to have the track, cars and every
thing pertaining thereto in the most perfect
order. so as to insure the complete success Of
the new departure from the start, hence
the delay W hich we are glad 70 say is but
temporary
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mavor-W. s. WELLs.
Coincilmel-P. .. BoNo. II. ". KEITH, l.. .
GuANr ED WI1JMANN, CIiARtI.. HEELS.
Police Ju1ge-N. =. CARROLL.
tlerk-iDHIN T.. Bowen.
1r,asurcr-J y. BLoDGETT.
Marshal--L. u. I;TrLE.
l'oliccb li3--J. = tiRfHB.
Street Commissioner {. l.. UyssEY.
Ci.y Att,nef-5OHN O.4GR.
Caicl 81 Fire Department -lIA /. CARVER.
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1t will be noticed thata partnership has been
formed between Mr.. G. W. Jones and Mr.
Emanuel Walton in the hardware and sgricni-
tural implement business. This will make a
strong and popular firm.
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The Saline County Journal.
TIME TA6LE-K. p. z. Z.
COUNTY DTRECTORY.

jude he District Court. II. PREsCoTr.
SpnatOr-SOLOMON STEPIIENS.
Icl,rescntatIvc-ti. G. LOCKWOOD.
County Commissioners-W. b. SCII0LL, chairman (;
s. NJ PALMER and n. :. CHAPLIN.
County Clcrk-DAyTD BEEBE
County lrcasur-r-J. l.. FAULKNER.
sheriff.. !. GONG.
Register Of DEEDS. 7. CRI-s.
Ioroncr--j. *. LULI., JR.
County Attomey--JOHN FcsTEG.
SurNcyor-I4. %. WIGH..
superintendent Of Public Instrgctior-D. J. MIXER.
clerk of the District Court-N. PETEHsoE.
Proij3t. j. dgc-II. :. CUNSINCHtM
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John Gels and William Il G"is. c0part-l
ners John Gels Co, Plaintiffs.
y. NJ. Nyqui.t and Charles Hamlin,
Defendants.
Before Z l. Norton. JitSt;ce Of he Peace, IN and
FIR StiiHs County. Kansas
Notice is hereby given that in the afpresai action
before said above named Justice Of the peace iu tn
above entitled acton, there Issued the 18th dsy
al January. -. 1915, order Of attachment by
the afnresa justice nf the peace for the OF my
five dollars and .sveatyecvcn cents: AMI ths the pro
eriy Of said defendant, Charles Hamln has been 81
tachel AMI that the said viii be heard tl'
22d day of March, 4. H., $50. ~ ten o'clock 4. VI
Of that dag before said justice Of the peace,
JOHN GELS & 90.
j-}w By John G.. Spivcv, their Attorney.
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Base BaIla;Peseia.


- P0RETA. February 27iA-. iss5.
oHe wcek prior % tise aboge dE.e the Social
Base Ball CIab Of PoAeta. receige,Ia challenge
from the E~solu,c Club q RoNhury 70 play
them Thurs,ist G. sat1rs.zy following. ter fhe
championship - tiie two clnh-. Theei.aliengs
Wzs -0c-p.ed and Oh the 18th TIE tzo elubs
me; on 'he grounds A. Foheiz- P.sy Wa CALI
81 AZ o'clock T. ", and tie following Is Tie
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11
Pleasant.

A'N ANl-5tH dDOhl tuat watch.
New prints at the New York Store.
II is almost = field day E" for the plowmau
TEAM For sALE.-Enqurc of Jones & Wa
ton.
A little son maleth c. E. Meade's hear
glad
Groceries in endless variety. and at loves
prices, at ODER, BOND & WILSON'S.
The grangers are happy because they are t.
have - a organ
Don't fail to call.at J. C. Rash & Sons fol
boots and shoes.
+ Tie boys are waiting for the "spring rise, :
and then--fishlng,
( Just received a new and knobby line Of hats
and caps, at Sargent & Williams.
With this pleasant weather comes horse race.
and rumors Of horse races.
Grocery department completc-at lowest
p'ices-Sargcnt & Williams.
The organization of Turner society is the
talk among our German citizens. *
Farmer, study your interest and sell your
grain to regular dealers
POWERS, GooDxow & Co.
Mr. 6. c. Long. lightning rod man, comes
out with = ahaiuIishtnirts u-"syon. 1t is 4
beauty. <
a large stock Of fine dress goods, notions
silks and shaws, to b. exported direct from
New York. at the New York Store.
Ncssrs Powers & Goodnow think of pur-
chasing l2-horse power steam engine for OPP
Grating their elevator.
4 new and fresh assortment Of spring STYLES
Of clothing just received. at Sargent & VII
liams'
Rev. i. z. IEill started for Manhattan. Tues
day morning, to attend the NJ f. Colerence
now in session at that place.
Purchasers of the Remington Family Sewing
Machine receive all the attachments without
extra charge. FAssGTr & Bower, Agents.
Mr.. Taylor Miller informs NJ that lie has
about made arrangements to build a new hotel.
He has not yet decided upon location. TX
All kinds Of sewing machine needles for
sale at the Remington sewing machine rooms
Of Fassett & Bowen. If
Treasurer Faulkner was at Lawrence last
week on bushes. connected with the connty's
ease against the Saving, Bank of that city
Oyster parties can be handsomely served 1t
Lays.
Ten car-loads Of old bones wanted by Mr..
Ambrose Mcks.
The triqI Of tbo casa Of t,o county 80 tho
Lawrence ea,ip,s r,pL far Tho roco,.o,,, -
$4,000, is TO come OF at Til, term of the Dis
lrct Court.
The finest oysters in the market at Thacl-
er's
a large aud well selected stock OF clothing
jast received, at the New ! ERIK store.
effort viii ~. made and Will, , f.ir ,,~,s-
pect Of success TO have the n +. Conference
meet here next year. Get your ycllow-leggcd
chickens ready.
Ifyou want to buy good cheap suit Of
clothes, don't fail to examine tie beautiful
stock at the Ne" orN Store, unsurpassed in
quality and prices.
\ train has been employed for some time in
hauling gravel to blila,tthe road between this
.''',0g anu '','''''' ana NE ROAD oed Is being
'''' ~ ''''' S''"i''
-, NN - iI''"'c COON "' inc racine
-i'ttN'. I'-i'.i' 'a.tt'ts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Executors NDficc.

Notice i hereby given that letters testaIn ,Gtary
The of John sullivan. deceased, late of Sliine
county Kansas, were granted Ia the undersigned by
the Probate Court of said county the 2Sl day Of
J muaTy, A 1875 All persons Indebted - the rs-
tate requested 10 make Immediate payment an,l
those haviu. claims against the same viii prcscat
them duly authenticate for allowance
JOHN RiDED W
THOMAS RIDRDNS.
Executors.
Salnq March s,h lS7J 5-5u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11

The Salina Building Association held an
election OF officers last Saturlg and reelected
the old board. IL Is estima:edhat the shares
will run ont in about a GEAR from this
time. The society is now..on good working
basis. Many new buildings live been erected
by the aid of this society. wlch would not
have been built by any other mems. PrUba-
bly, when the existence of tn present institu-
ton comes to an end. a new hildiag organiza-
ton will be Immediately formed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11

a young may by the nansof Lee died of
consumption, at the Railroad ote, last Friday
morning. Ills father and moer accompanied
the son IN Denver last Decemlr, but the inva.
lid fouadiDo relief 10 Colorad and the party
were on/their return. and s!oled OF at this
place. Mile young man WIS TENDED in his
last sickness by DR.. Jenny. ne father and
mother left with the remains f Brooklyn. ".
Y, their home. last SsturlaynorninS. The
father Of the deceased is morlant in Brook
lyn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11

Notice Is tsrrby given that letters OF administration
on the partnership estate 81 Walker 3 AnIsrslu, u
Saline county, Kansas. we're gant-i ~ the uDdcr-
igGe hy i.l- Probate Court 81 -sil r,uiv the $50
dog 81 januarT. = - l.s5- AZ persons indebted -
ltc estate Hested % make immediate IJT rlesf .
and those having claims against ~ taIue 80 press uI
them daily aufheHi rat.d for allowance
" hALkLE, Admiais.rs.5r
SsiiIa, January p. LOS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11

The remnants of last year sTexas cattle crop
find ready sale in the Salina market. The bone
has stepped down and out from the sphere of
= soup and Will now be gre,nd into fertili-
ger or serve to make doubleretined = syrup.
What sacrilegc that the remains Of the an
cestors-TcXas-should be us.d for such base
purposes. Better that the cremation process
should take place on our own soil. and that the
ashes should contribute to the greatness OF the
early rose, and other prodcts-than that SO
much richness should be transported 10 other
cimeS.
Hardly day passes but what we see many
new faces upon our streets. There are many
strangers in town who have come to buy land.
and they are already travelling about the coun-
Try looking after desirable PROPERTY. From
present indications we judge that immigration
will be quite heavy this spring. If people iiy-
ing in tho East understand their ''p's" and
as they will Immediately proceed to this
country and make investments in land. Prop
criy i very cheap and now Is the time TO strike
rs.
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SALIVA WEEKLY MAKE? RG?G2T.

Corrected by T Watson, dealer IN Gr'cs'.,s,
Froyl:ions and Qaconswar,, @, saat-l r. a'eEue-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11
Dissolution Notice.
Change in The Western Department.

In retiring from She firm OF JONES & Beehc, NUT
say that Charley AID have tired 10 DO ;he sgIGre
thing o. the part OF Our customers. thts has been
emincutiy and disposition 20 help and be rlpcl
has manifested its-lt &, 90, advantage OF ziithe mem
OF v1iCa Nlil De Transmitted Although Disco
lltiuu' htgls,Crr tutcc are not deaf Bpr'C ing.
any WAYS diss0iulc, the fertile soil Of Ktusa-.
Our motto has brru % II a man i1il GA ih-
WAY, Pea him Up he mi -ht pick ZIP some day, OF
.cfte otasg nan sriH >"
10 conclusion. commend the fra 20 al HTm
friends, and 10 all ~" public generally knowing that
they ~ E,skc amends
JoNE~ & VA Ton VIII now step forward aud 'ciIargc
70 Ii;rc-hrr acrgrBt' and forth, and on. tell
y hat try know worth knowing y. IEEBE
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administrators NOffrp.

Al, PEI sons indebted 10 The ilfIn of Jones < I.-c1r
requested TO call Immediately and settle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-11

SaLf~A. Kansas. March. 9th. IssI.
& W Jones and EmJuUsl Walton have this day en-
tered into eopGrnersGp ualer The rIH Of Jsnes
= Nait0p iGaIN- 10 numerous customers Tor
tleir past pair mage, "c e,es- continuance Of the
SOM e.. - JOINS.
T. WALTON
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fff0rhDlPuf Notice

John Gels and William Il G"is. c0part-l
ners rs John Gels 4 Co. Plaintiffs.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03


The Metropolitan Club oil this city will join
their many friends and well.wishers IN a Calice
Carnival at Willis Hall next Wednesday even
ng.
The above announcement is sufficient To place
every lover Of terpschorcan amusement on tip
toe
The popularity Of the young men composing
the club As well as the uneXceptional good times
which they ALWAYS have is as strong guarantee
as any could desire as To the success of their
ing annual
In keeping with their good :astc they caused
their invitations to be printed in elegant style
upon calico, each Of which is accompanied by a
dmiautive hand bill announcing 'You will be
expected to Calico The admontion is intend
ed as sufficient hint to the fair ones TO don the
plain calico costume and come in all their lowell
ness. The persons receiving the invitations will
also, of course, present themselves at the door
wearing calico necktie and about 1917 yards of
the same article gracefully leaning upon the left
arm.
The same strict rule Of admitting none but in
vited guests which has made their former gath
erings SO popular, will be enforced, and of course
everybody will have good time. Willis will
draw the gentle bow and the drawing will com
men ce at o'clock p NJ.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

The entertainment given by home talent oil
Monday evening, for the benefit of St. Francis
school, was in all respects grand success. The
talent of the minstrelsy was of character TO
win storm after storm Uf applause. The local
hits were well gotten up and admirably execut.
ed. To speak of each individual colored poison
as they justly deserve would occupy more space
than We can devote, hence each must be satisfied
with the statement that all did much better
than could have been expected. The musical
accompaniment was perfect and reflected great
credit upon the performers
The ball was attended by about one hundred
and fifty couple and lasted until nearly four
in the morning Everything from beginning to
end passed off in the most pleasant and satisfac-
tory manner. Should the parties who had the
entertainment in charge ever repeat their even
inS'S performance they can rest assured of re
cciving another crowded house to witness their
very excellent exhibition.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
Home Again.

The genial phiz of A. Frank once more lumi-
mates the boss clothing emporium. He arrived
Thursday, just in time to fool any who had sup.
posed that he was not going to bring mammoth
stok Of all the latest styles in spring clothing. Mr.
Frank informs lis that the eastern manufacturers
are buster than usual this spring, owing to the
many changes in styles, and the necessity of
making many changes in patterns, &c. He
brings one of the heaviest stocks ever opened in
the county, and will convince the most skeptical
purchaser that he is prepared to offer, not only
greater bargains but later styles than any of his
competitors. That he will enjoy an increased
trade we doubt not, as his stock and prices will
fully justify all in want of mems, youths, or
boys clothing, in giving him an early call
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

BEWARE or SrLpHATE or LIME.-If il he true,
rs publicly stated that the Ottawa spring con
tans six times more life-gvng qualities than
the Glen Flora water then it would appear the
late Prof. Blaney was mistaken when he asserted
that the presence Of sulphate OF lime IN mineral
water was injurious to health.
HlThe analysis of the Ottawa spring shows II
10 contain more Of this dangerous ingredient
than any OF the mineral waters now before the
public
Glen Flora water is for sale by the principal
druggists III Chicago.
The anassis shows it to be free from sulphate
Of me.-Chicago Times Of .Ha'eh 2'H
The above pail notice in the Chicago Times
demonstrates the desperate straits to which the
Glen Flora spring company is forced TO resort
to sell their slop. Why not be manly anc' square
y (as their agents claim to be) and state the fact
that Ottawa has better water, with more me
dicinal properties to the quart than the Glen
Flora has to the gallon. Why throw aside the
opinion of Prof PaHcost of Philadelphia and a
host of other noted medical men and attempt to
thrust aside the virtues which our springs con-
tain, in hopes to evade the truth and foist upon
suffering humanity class of Cruel which no
educated physician or chemist has yet been In
duced to admit contains one-half of the curative
qualities of our mineral springs. We do not de.
sire to be harsh upon our ncighbors Of Glen
Flora, but it occurs to us that truth which
should be spoken at all times should be omphat-
calIy spoken when by its suppression the weak
and emaciated are the sufferers.
Editorially it is pleasant to us to know that
the Glen Flora people have discovered mares
nest and following the maxim that a bird never
nuttcrs until it is wounded we conclude that
the clipping at the head of this article fully
demonstrates their acknowledgment of the supe.
riorty of our waters.
To our mineral spring board we would say,
never falter, gentlemen, when your opponents
are retreating. Push the column forward and
victory will perch upon your banners, and Otta-
wa will be regarded, as it really is, the Saratoga
of the west
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
The savings Bank .

The stockholders of the Ottawa Savings Bank
are requested to meet at the Office of Bushnell,
Bull " Gilman at 2 o'clock to-day, to make final
arrangements for opening the bank The man
ayers have secured the room lately occupied by
Mr.. Russell, in kneussl's block, as banking of
flee and expect to have it in readiness to com
mense business by about next Wednesday. The
purpose is, however to have permanent office
for the bank fitted up in the new opera house,
which will be ready about the lst of September.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

We are pleased to state that our fellow towns
man, Mr.. Clark, has entered into contract in
Chicago for the building of a steamer, the Belle
Of Ottawa The boat when completed June lst)
will be run upon the rivers for excursion pur.
poses Mr. Clark proposes to buy the boat by
paying from his own pocket one-half the cost
and raising the balance as follows: He will take
from our citizens subscription, to be paid when
the boat is ready to launch, and in consideration
Of which he will deliver to the donors the amount
in tickets for rides upon the craft.
We trust our people will rally to his support,
and thus secure the much needed luxury, a
real steamer
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
Freedman sells 2lb cans of tomatoes for Is cts
Anluselnents.

The concert given by the Ottawa Musical I'm
ion at the Congregational Church on Friday
evening of last was attened by a large, inteli.
gent and apprcciative audience. The concert
was admitted to be the best Of the kind ever got
ten up in the city. If the Union continues to
thrive as it has done thus far, Ottawa will soon
have musical reputation that will be some
thing to boast Of abroad,
a very large audience assemble at Turner Hall
to witness an entertainment gotten up by our
local talent, for the benefit of st. Francis Ger
man Catholic school, in West Ottawa. The ex-
ercises consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, play in German, Il variety performance
by the West Side Minstrels, clog dances, &c,
ending with ball that ran through most Of the
night The receipts must have been three or
four hundred dollars.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Town election occurs next Tuesday Except
on city collector, and possibly assessor, we see
no chance for an exciting scrimmage in Ottawa.
The people generally desire the reelection of the
old supervisors, and as they have consented to
run, there will be no opposition. Beemus' has
the inside track for town clerk land Will also go
in without opposition. Arthur Lockwood thus
far has no opposition for assessor, SO that the
only fight will be between r. o. Black and John
W. Kelly over the collectorship. Well, both are
good men, and We shan't tear our shirt 10 beat
or elect either
If anybody don't know it already, it may be
information to such that Attorney General
Edsall has recently promulgated an opinion that
under our present laws the moderator and clerk
have power to hold the town elections and that
it is not necessary that tho supervisor, assessor
and collector should sit with them
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Should not fail to examine the imple-
ments made by the Sheridan Manutac-
turing Company, at the old Eagle
Works in this city.
Their Cultivators. both combined
Farmers Friend and Walking, their
Sulky Attachment for Stirring Plows,
their Hay Carriers and McEwcn lIar-
vc>tcr, are among the leading attlac-
tion-. Price, and ,crmo a. favorable
as can be obtained anywhere, and sat
i-faction guaranteed in all ca-e~.
Don't forget the place near Madi-
son Street Swing Bridge.
April H-'r
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
nem advertisements.
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Daily, Tri-WeekIy & Weekly,
FOR 1875,
The LiyeSt, Cheapest, and Best
Democratic Paper in
the West.
The Largest Weekly Published in the
United States.

The Times Company pleasure In announcing to the
people Of the Great West that they are now publishing the
largest cheapest and best Democratic Paper IN the country
is their design make this Journal occupy the field In the
Western Stotes open Cheap, Newsy and Sound Demo
cratic Paper, giving "AIL THE NEWS" Political. Rel'
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great Political questions In which the whole nation is inter
ested to tide defense of Constu oDa Democratic Govern
ment, and to relentless on any and all parties
and factions which seek to destroy pervcrt IL.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
THE SUNDAY TIMES

VIII be issued regularly Mammoth Double sheet con
tanning sNty.four columns OF News. Literary ard Select
Readidg and will he furnished to the Daily Subscribers
without extra charge lhe unparalleled Increase OF the
circulation of this edition Is ey.ence OF Its popularity and
no pains will be spared to make II still worthy Of
public confidence and patronage.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

The Ice GoRGE.-AmoDg the things that were,
and were fearful at that, is now numbered, the
ice gorge. On Saturday last over three miles of
the Fox river was solid gorge reaching from
near Lyman's mound to within few rods of the
Dayton dam. The whole mass has, however,
melted and disappeared without any breaking
up. Very fortunate it is that no heavy rain
storm raised the river else we should have
been endangered with serious damage.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Spring comes upon us suddenly. The Their
mometer on Tuesday went up to - in the shade.
This is little over week after it had been
cavorting about zero looks like somewhat sud.
den let up on the part of old Boreas The wealth.
er has been a trife cooler since Wednesday, but
on the whole quite bearable for spring.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
Freedman sells 3fb cans of tomatoes for 20 cts

THE RTCHISGs- BERNARD TROUPE give notice
that they will give a retnrn concert at Ottawa
on the 18th inst, again at the Congregational
church. The entertainment given here by these
artists several weeks ago gave such uhbounded
satisfaction, that the bare announcement Of their
return will he sufficient to insure them a crowd
ed house.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
THE WEEKLY TINES,

Mammoth Edition" containing sixty tour columns OF the
ttes and ana carefully seledted
Ing matter OF all k.udsa paper Tor the Farmer, the Mer
chant the Student the Politician and the General Reader
N the end OF present year the circulation OF this ed
ton at the present OF increase, will not less than
.,uDDi Cupps.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

Hon. j. d. Cation was in town on Thursday
looking after his litter interests here such as the
glass works, starch factory, &c. The Judge HAS
written book during the winter on Norway,
Sweden, Finland &c, but has not yet decided on
publishing it, He will return with his family to
of Nav.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03

No'I'I a Es.-E-TATE oF JEAN VIVID. uFrE hsEn.-
y Notice is hereby given. that tr Yulrr--ued ENru
Of the last vii ana testament u1 said lean Nyhr
late Dt the county Of La sale and state r uecea,ed
will appear -rpfc the County Court ui said r"uay pu ir
third Monday being The i1ih dsy OF MAY sIs The onntN
tUuf House n OTTAWA, n said county Vhen ana WNf" All
persons having claims demands against said estate are
notified 20 attc1d present The same Too Nuhg ''f al
I.-rwnuf
gNVE- WITTE.
SONS NhIII.
sHH. Er- Executors.
The Ottawa free trader., 1875-04-03
THE DAILY TIMES

Will be issued every day. except sunday, In folio form,
containing thlrty.two columns OF the ts Foreign
and Domestic reduction in price has been made In pro
portion to the reduction In size.