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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-17

Mr.. Charley Hall, of Noys & Hall
returned home yesterday.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-17

THIRSTY OR DRY?-In the vern-
ocular of Phoebe there seems to be
= great distinction between being
thirsty and being dry. AS fellow
stated 1t last night. "When I'm
thirsty I want water; whom I'm dry
want whiskey. I'm seldom
thirsty, but always dry" Psochs
voSvnay.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-17

I noticed your rhymes, and on careful
perusal,
See you made . request, and then wrote the
refusal;
So ingenious you are, and such talents dis
play,
That Prudence herself can have nothing to
say.
SO away with your nonsense and meaning
less rhymes,
They are nothing to Prudence, the world, or
che TIMES;
And II you're q man In your glory and pride.
Whether dreaming or waking, keep truth on
your side. PATIENCE.
Silver City, August Is, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-17

DEsKRvEDLY PoPULAR-The Vir-
GINA Evening Chronicle, is out with
"A bran new dress of new and clear
faced type, and is now one of the
handsomest and smartest papers in
Nevada. The Chronicle, since its
managementby Mr.. Dennis Mccarthy,
has rapidly increased in worth and
popularity, and from the well filed
advertising pages and the circulation
claimed for it, we judge it is reaping
the deserved reward of industry and
good financial management. The
Chronicle is a live newspaper and
we wish it fullest success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-08-17
Morning Hoard.

Almost Completed.--We are in
formed by Mr.. Holmes, who Is con-
structing the narrow gauge railroad
from Summit to Glenbrook for YER
ington, Bliss & Co, that he has now
only about 5000 feet of track to lay on
each side of the Summit to complete
the road. The great tunnel, about
1900 feet in length, is entirely com
ple,ed, track laid down, and trains
will be running regularly over the
road within the present week. AS is
well known the road is chiefly con-
structed in the lumber interest of
Lake Tahoe, from the vicinity of
which square timbers, board timber
and cord-wood are TO be shipped to
the Summit, and from thence
through the big fiume TO Carson
City, and over the switch connecting
with the Virginia e. Truckee Rail-
road. From $50, 900 to 100, 200 cords
of wood are now being hauled to the
fume by wagons-Jo. Damon's
teams--the freighting business of
which will be about done away with
on the completion of the road. The
big flume, of which much has been
written, is truly wonderful artificial
canal, some sixteen miles in length.
Through this, timber 30 feet long,
and very heavy, are sent with light
ming speed from the Summit to the
Capital of the State. Some idea of
the velocity of these self-propelling
log-crafts, as they come through the
fiume, can be gained by stating that
the sixteen miles OF hume travel
is accomplished in about % minutes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Greatest Event or the Age-the Old Reiia
BILE Hannibal a. ST. Joseph X. R.
AlWays ahead.

brom and after April 4th this company will run two
express trains daily. each way, and arrangements
hnyr been made between this line and the Toledo Wa
bash Western Railway, whereby through train 70
I've known rs the KdnSas city aud Ksc York Express,
-omposcd OF baggage cars day coaches and Pullslan
Palace sleeping cars, is 10 be from Kansas City
10 Toledo 20 D. via Quincy. jacksonville, Springfield,
Decatur, Tolono, Lafayette. LoSansport and TT.
Wayne scihOWt change Also attached to this train is
through day coach and Pullman Palace Sleeping ca r
through Chicago via Chicago. Huntington Quincy
". x. The New York express via Quincy. makes the
slime from Kansas City to New York in afty hours
to the travelling pablo never before orred
or attempted by any any other line. Arriving in In
stiarapols. CINCINNATI. Toledo, Cleveland, Buirao
Niagara Falls, Pittsburgh. Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
New York. Boston and other eastern cities from
and halt 10 twelve hours in advance of ali other lines
Through tickets and full Information can be obia n
<d at all efces OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad Bag
gage checked 10 destination For further inform alton
consult time tables address T Pended, Gen Pass
cnger Agent, Hannibal, No. or ". y Clayton West
ern Passenger Agent, Lcavepworth, kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

All hail to or friends and Happy NV Year !
No sfghs in your hearts. in your eyes not y tar
May your hearts and vour homrs this hobby,
With music resound and with laughter be gay
II sha'iows ofc have glaomed your past.
Nav they all disappear on Winters Wild blast:
For the old h rud expire while the year new and fresh
May he weaving your fabrics Of beautiful us--h.
IT, too the old year with has been crowned.
And day followed day in glad. hopeful round,
Nav this year, but just in its infancy npw.
Grow old with the sunlight still on your brow.
The miser may dwell all alone with his peif
: nd cherish his gain while he lives for himself.
His heart VIII grow older than all the years told
And one day he dies grasping hts gold.
None wished him while living Htpry New Year,
And none after dearh on his grave drop tear;
For he gained rot his treasures by honor and trust,
And his memory fades ere his body Is dust.
Our heart is enlarged and SO is our mind
BY meeting our patrons so worthy and kind;
And your faces each one before us appear.
And we wish you sincerely. Hippy New Year :
FASSETI & BOWEN,
A gents for Remington Sewing Machine. and deal
ers in all kind. OF Needles. Oil All
Attachments for sewing machines, Salins, Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Spirit Intercourse rs. ralmble.R,r.

kpIToR OF JOURNAL II heartily .cce;n David
becbe's substitute as one who will deny NV second
proposition viz: The spirit by cveroaerstive Law
q" nature. can, after leaving the mortal body st in-
n"ence aud communicate with the inhabitants of earth
livery religious sect Chrisehdoh is founded OF the
cardinal doctrine OF spirit communion and iutere urse
with earth. therefore Respectfully inrre sae aud all OF
ihe secis iniSaliaa to offer church 10 which 20 hum
hy defend this beautiful ancient doctrine from broth
ct b".oes charge OF humbRg aud its ella ssidcatisn
with thimble-rg and three card monte One church
win answer, stu thu oder OF ali will show an .bI-
lag faith In the hoandess and eternal law of ns,sru
lion and desire TO sustain who is eudeavorpy Il,
preserve the Wishing principle of all religions OF Ali
Nations aud ages
u no church Is offered, then necessity compens me 70
name The court room the place and SUNDAY evening
january 9th, al O'clock. the time aud each sue
cessve sunday evening those m at interested, may
sgr"e Zach party may bear half the expense OF the
''""' l.. l.. RUGGLks.
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Citizens Of salIaa and Vicinity, Attention

9hc Kansas Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
Iilc IL m1ksg extraordinary cxetttous TO adj hons
ands population this season " extends AS you
AL we'll know from Kansas City and LeaScnworh 10
sn nv Center. Las knimas. Denver. Boulder and Ihey-
snnc Those points brng the termni of the man line
and branchr: II reaches all important pisccs IN Kan
Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all our
principal cities and opens up To settlers AL our fertile
valleys Its agents ARE constantly 1t work la every
section OF IN, Union aud talking to the people and
distributing tons Of printed latter, illustrating and
>i-scribing state. our people can AID In this
good work by writing to their friends who wish 10
fake trip for pleasure health anu urge them To visit
ans great Colorado Resorts You can also send the
names IN or your friends aud acquaintance liv
Ang r:st Of the Missouri River and whom yoa think
iaight be Induccd Ia remove to tnsis to Mr. keim
"a. kansas CITY, and he will send tncn printed matter
and have his agents call them In this thoUs
s,nds in ignorance vii obtaia knowledge oil our Vi
4;nity Mr.. D. \. Lyfsrd - General Sup't. and Nr
Er,rr.y AZ. krim is General Passenger Agent with ois
hoes nj Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
CHUGcH DIRECTORY.

ruEspyryRIAN-w A simpkins, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath ut IL A. NJ and II. Nj. Sabbath
scaooI, 1850 T.. N. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nsngs-
u,rronts1 FrIscorAI-Rey.--A y. Hill, Pastor,
Preaching every Sabbath, NJ l0:'p n. NJ anu ~
ga. NJ. PRAYER Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
ErrscoPAL-Rev. Thos. u. Dooley, Rector Preaching
every Sabbath morning and evening.
CArnolIc-Rev John Fogarty, Pastor Services on
TN. second Sabbath OF carh month at the Court House
r,rr1sr-Rcy A. IL. Willard, Pastor. Preaching on
each Sabl,nrh morning and evening. Sabbath school
$50 A. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
t,,tisriAx CuURcH-Preaching every forenoon anu
evening the nsi snd fourth LORD day 'oi each
an month I'm the English Lutheran church Elder
A 10. Goodwin, Pastor. Sunday school every sun
day at !. 30 4. AZ.
ILcIIsU IL ruEHAN-C Young, Pastor Preaching
on tn, rst and third sundays of each month, M ~
o'clock A N. second and loHIth sundays, at New
Cambria
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Fruits of all kinds at LAYS.
HOWARD c. RASH Secretary.

FRUITS OF All Alnds II Lays.
The best assortment OF prints is TO be found
1T Bruckman new store.
The most excellent fresh oysters in Tie
City at Lays.
Plaid fanncls for sl,iriing, in great variety,
1T Bruckman's new store
when You come TO town put up at the best
hotel ia the city-the City Hotel
Get your fdncy articles for New Years
gifts at Bruckman's new store
''ood meals, good beds good stable for your
horses, ani the best of treatment at the CITY
Hotel.
Table linens ia beautiful ,le>igns-b..acI,ed.
brown and Turkey led, at Bruckman's new
store.
Those oysters at Lays arc the hest eyer
brought 10 this market. You can get them NJ
any time-day or night.
BsierprOcfs al SC. 81 and 81 s.t-si,,-r than
anything at the price Offered Is. ,cvr, y, r-,..k-
man NOV siorc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
The "Wabash ="

The Line of Pullman Sleeping Cars and Palace Day
CsEehcs heretofore run between Kansas City and To-
ieiJ via II .anibal st Joe aud wIb ,-h Lines,
being through TO Cleveland, instead Of Tole
90.
Express Trans OF the Missouri Pacific and st. Louis
Kansas City Northern Railways make direct con-
n-ction with Wabash Trains from 81. Louis
Passengers taking tae WABASH LISR have but one
chan gr of from the Missouri River Indiannpo-
iIs, CINCINNATI. Phtsbars, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
HaGao, New York, Boston and intermediate points.
Get our tickets by the Wabash Route and be happy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

COUNTY DIRECTORY.

.Judrc o, he District Court. III. PRESCOTT
Sepator-SoLoNoS STEPHESs
gcnressntativo-G. Z. LOCKWOOD -.
County Commissioners-W. H. SCHOOL, chairih"" )
& NJ PALMER and Il. :. CHANPLiS.
County CleIk-DAvID BEEbE
S,onuty Trcasurer-C. T.. FAULKNER
sheriff.. j. GOING
Register Of Deeds. L. CRIss.
Toroncr-J. Il. LULL, JR.
County Attorney-JonN FOSTER
Surveyor-L. -. WIGdr.
snperintentent Of Public Instruction--D L. MEIER
a,lrrl of the District Court--S. PETERSON.
y,ol,ate ,Judge-H. ). CUNNINGHAM
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

SEC 2 That orders be drawn upon the ci treasury
for the pay ment of the SAME.
sxc 3 This ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved December 2ist, las.
r. II. BISHOP. Mayor.
hereby certify that the above and forego ng i
true and copy of ordinance PASSED " The
Mayor and CouncilmeH Of the City OF SslinE ON Dec
1l-tls
Attest FRKp. ii wfLpsss, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
SOilce 10 rIrcmen.

The members of the Hook aud Ladder COM
pany are requested To meet in the engine
rooms next Monday, January 81, at $50 Z. NJ
The names q all The members Of The company
,che hare not needed the last taco calls for meet
iags ,oiU Be erased tom the list, untess they an
sVer 10 roll ell aert MoadGy.
VA. HoGBEN, Captain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
CITY DIRECTORY.

Aayor-R. II. BISHOP ,-..o,c. Eo-scv,
G,,;,cilIncn-C. RsDCIdFf, George hhCf@Ei
Nm IrnG, a W. WIcKnaN, L. =. GOING
Police Judgc-N. 4. CARROLL
Ilerk-fhEp. n. wILDNAN.
Trrnsurer-J VI. BLoDGErr-
Nlr.nli-t.. VI. TCrrLE.
tits Auorney-JoHS FOsTER-
tYief If Fire Dsgbartment-lHa L.. CARvkR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

We are selling dry goods cheaper than any
o'her mouse IN town. Examine the stocks of
Others and compare prices. We can s-ve Won
from III to p per cent. BRrckNax Co.
doors south Of .obcr. Bond 4 WilS,n.>
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more Subscriptions sT,ry family fhsiT 4isE1ei
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Psw~rs l. Goodnow report the following:
wheut-winter, e99Ie5 per bu.; spring, 5eGSo per
bu.
Oais Is per la
Rye, $3.50 per la.
harley prr bu.
Corn retailing -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Lay will furnish oytors TO parties aud to fes
''sais' OF much better quality and at cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere In I'm,
city,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

For SAIE.-Four head of good work horses
VIII be sold en- reasonable terms Enquire of
Att Joxrs A. A.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

FEED MILL AMI POWER
Will sell the same cheap cash time, will
trade il Tor horses or cattle Enquire oi
A. N. tLAFLIN,
46-st Salins, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

AunS Charlotte s Maid will dust things arornd live
" at Donegan's Hall. hut before going you shoud
call on OScr, Bond & Wilson and get bargains,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Published Thursday DECEMBER soth Is;5
Ordinance No. 1S2.

An ordinance appropriating money for the pay msnt
of CERTAIN bills.
Be II ordain,d BY 0e Mayor Gad coanei'mes o. ne
CITY of SILnG
SEC | That the of s31i 80 be appropriated
funds IN tie city Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the pay folio wing bills
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by r. T. Watson dealer in Groceries,
Provisions and Qu"cnsware, % Santa Re avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
AN OLD FRIEND s wS arr ,as sl9a :, Ser. r,

AN Odd FRIEN ID. ceiye lhesTAp sr.x.
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VICKS
Flower & Vegetable Seeds

ar, the best the world produces They planct by
million people IN America, and the result i, beauii
fuI Flowers and splendid Vegetables. \ Priced Cat
soyu- sent free TO al, who enclose the losiasv-a2
cent stamp.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Vick's Floral Guide

This is beautiful Quarterly Journal. lnelv iilnstrs
ted and containing elegant icoored ro ntspiec-
with the first number Price only Is cents for the
year The first number of lS.G just is ue'i. Address
LANES WICK Rochester. n. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

Salinas Amateur Dramatic Club has treated
our itizcns to three entertainments and gives
its fourth tonight. As we have stated, time
and time again, Saliua 5 theatrical talent is I'm
mensc." She can eclipse any other town in
Kansas on that score. All the parties who act
in the plays seem to have the right conception
OF their parts, and appear as well upon the
stage as many professional actor. The or
chestra music is most excellent. The follow
in. is the cast Of characters in thc three plays
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.
John w. BerkS.
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Salina, Kansas,
OFFERS FOR sAx.n

Salina, Kansas,
OFFERS 1.or, SAILS
ALI the Lands of the Kansas Pacific Railway COMPANY,
All the Lands Of the National Land Company
All the State Normal School Lands;
All the King Bridge Company Lands;
All the Amos Lawrence Lands;
All the Scotch Colony Lands,
100000 Acres Owned by Private Parties:
; .s I'd: f'. . 9i si . r country
Watered by three Rivers and 800 named Creeks and mbsed
to meet all requirements.
: 81 s ] II s % s. tr @
50 Sections Of Land Of GAO acres EACH for $3.50 Section
apply, y: e: So, "s. sal.
We Offer for Sale about one half Of the Town
Of Bro"kville. i'm this County. Whole
Blocks OF Lots. and Lots Any,
We ors1h En- # fS7
WHERByBR DESIRED.
We offer TOR sal" s 80" : o. e.s s an"
If YOU aH CALL
ror WISH TO MY LAND @ s SSGS
k4orti, i-aS.saS
CITY LOTS SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
SEND FOR COPY
KANSAS CENTRALLANDJ JOURNAL
papr
Office of the Etna Fire Insurance COMPANY.
CASH ASSES s6,2j2,150ss.
PIANOS, ORGANS&c
@oAE@XZE1 99NS
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VICKS'
Flower & Vegetable Garden

il the mos; beautiful work Of the Kind in tie world.
II nearly 80 pages hundreds Of hhr nustra-
tons end four Chrorno I?dfes of FloVr1r beautiful
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paper covers Us cts bound In elegant cloth.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-24
Onicer and His Prisoner Locked rp.

A correspondent of the Toledo Democrat
from Middletown, o., under date Of 18th
inst, says: "An occurrence here on the
18th occasioncd considera BILE excitement.
Colson Whitaker, formerly a resident of
this place, was under arrest on the cars,
being taken from Cincinnati to Defiance to
answer charge of rape on niece, girl
of fourteen years OF age, and Just as the
train was moving from the station got per-
mission to go into the water closet. He
closed the door, hoisted the window and
jumped out, and started for Middletown.
The marshal OF Defiance, John IIepler,
who had the prisoner in charge, learning
Of his escape, jumped from the cars, then
going at nearly full speed, and gave chase
and captured Whitaker, after a chase of
about half a mile. The marshal it seems,
lost his temper and beat his prisoner rath-
er severely, striking him with stones and
inficting severe injuries. The marshal
was arrested and locked up with his prs
oner, to answer a charge of assault and bat
terry. The Mayor of Defiance was tele-
graphed and the sheriff of that county,
Mr.. HOFFMAN, sent here after the prisoner
The sheriff arrived, sent to Columbus for
Hon. d. w. Hill to defend Hepler, who
had his examination here yesterday and
was bound over to answer at the Court OF
Common Pleas for assault and battery.
Whitaker is in custody here unable to
move on account of injuries received in
jumping from the cars and bruises given
him by the marshal. He will be returned
to Defiance lor trial as soon as he is able
to travel"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-24
The Fancy Dress Ball at Toledo.

The fancy dress ball at Wheeler's Opera
House, Toledo, on the 10Th inst, for the
benefit of the Home for Frendless Wo-
men," was decided success 70. the objects
sought-a pleasant entertainment and the
raising of funds to aid worthy institution.
The Opera House was comfortably filled,
the greater portion Of the assemblage be-
ing spectators; yet there was scarcely room
sufficient for those who took part in the
dance. To the ladies who labored so faith
fully for the success of this entertainment,
much credit is due, also to MLvERsTEDT's
excellent orchestra Of fifteen pieces that
furnished music for the occasion.
There was not as large number in cos
tune as was expected, yet the most of those
who did appear in character represented
their respective parts well. We give below
a full list of those who appeared in cos
tune and the character represented:
Mrs. Geo Milmine. " LADY Teazle."
Mrs. s. r. l.. Williams, might"
Mrs. A. r. Dickinson, Queen Anna"
Mrs. q. L. Young, Matron, n 76."
Mtos n D"'''"g oPPiN blSo-
SONS"
Mrs. C. Barker. 4" Pansies"
Mrs. J. y. Baitelle. A" Poppies."
Mrs. o. smith. "a Autumn"
Miss pet" Wheeler, TamhOurine GIRL"
Miss NeEa JOhnSnn, LADY Gay Spanker,"
Miss Florence Emerson, "ZingAres" (GipHy.)
MISS Ida Hitchcock, " Scottish Laasis."
Miss Florence Seotl, " Goddess Of Liberty"
Miss Jaequeline Lauek, Huntress."
| Miss Ella Bell, Yivandiere."
Mss Minnie Clark, winter"
Miss Nav Barlow, Morning"
Miss Julia Campbell, " "ShepeTdess"
Miss Annie Walker. "CleupAtra"
Mr. Frank J. Scott. nephistOpheles."
| Mr.. Joe. KELSEY, "Joekey."
Mr.. Robert Dakin, Mlitsr de Cirque
Mr.. @. j. Wood, Z" Hone ymoOn."
Mr. VIM. Cooper. Coal Oil Johnny"
Mai Charles l.. Young. "Msj. (Slaffi u. S.A !"
Sir. II. s. Walbridge. " Don Cesar de Bazan."
Mr.. Il. ID. Moore, Hunter"
Mr, Geo Milmine, 4" Falsian."
Sir. Y. @. Bodman, "Tnrk."
1t was claimed that about 1000 persons
were present, and the net receipts about
81 800.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-12-24
Tho LOyerg OF AzIcn.

A RAMANcE OF ARABIA AND HINpo-
STAN, is the title of thrilling original
story, the publication of which will be COM
menced in the Weekly and Semi Weekly
Cincinnati Gazette, January 4th, the first
number of the new year. AS it is copy
righted matter it will be printed in no 9TH
or paper. There will be but a limited
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