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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-08
THE SMOKY HILL RIVER MANAGEABLE
The Steam Yacht, Belle of Sail
na, ArriCcs. and is to Ply
BetCeen the Upper and
LOfcer MiLlS.

The long loeked-for and long expected
steam yacht, Belle of Salina, arrived on last
Saturdays freight train. Immediate prepare
tions were made for moving the boat from the
car to the river, and Mr.. ID. F. Donegan was
made superintendent Of the movers" I'm
der Mr.. Donegan's superintendent the work
was done spendidly, and no accident occur
red. He seemed to manage the ''disembark-
alton" as effectively as if he had tended to
such business all his life. Everything moved
like clock-work. There was general vote of
thanks rendered to Dan By the multitude. and
he was the most popular man of the hour.
The boat was launched at "Fitzgerald's
landing" after long hours Of hard work, and
its prov parted the waters of the Smoky just
five minutes before IL o'clock, Saturday night
She rested on the water as gracefully as
duck, and careful inspection proved her to
be thoroughly calked and water tight, as well
as uninjured in any way by her trip from Buff
falo, n. Y. She has made one trip between
the two dams, and proves herself to be built
for speed as well as comfort. We found trip
on the Smoky to be far more pleasant than we
expected. And quite q steamboat ride it is.
The boat was built by Geo. II. Nottar. Of
Buffalo, n. y, is 30 feet long s feet beam, screw
wheel, built in the style of lake crafts gener-
ally, and will carry fifty persons. She has a
ladies' cabin, which will comfortably seat six
teen persons. Tie front part of the boat. COW
cred with deck and supplied with canvas
curtains, has also large seating capacity.
and is a pleasant, breezy place in which to
ride this warm weather. The engine is =
horse Power-a perfect beauty. The boat
throughout is a "clipper," and. just such as is
best and safest to run on our river. Regular
trips will not be made until some necessary
mac hinery arrives, which was shipped several
days ago. Cabin lamps, cushions, flags, the
whistle, and several ornaments tor the craft
are expected on every train. We have not the
space to speak further OF tho boat
We admire the pluck and enterprise of the
men who have placed the first steamer which
was ever seen west Of Fort Riley, on the Smoky
Hill river. We hope they will be repaid a
thousand times for the expense they have
been to in bringing such a delightful little
craft INTO this country. So the boat has come,
and all aboard
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or Interest TO Everybody Who May Desire
10 Save Money In the pur.
chase 0f Dry GnOdS

Bruckmah & Co., now in the building form
erly occupied by Sargent s. Williams. an
nounce, that being exclusive dealers IN Dry
Goods. and selling entirely for cash, will not
only offer you greater inducements in the
variety of selectiOns-but also in price-than
any other house in the city. This they can 10
as they have a buyer in New York who
constantly picks up bargains. Every con-
sumner of Dry Goods can. by purchasing OF
this house, secure the very best fabrics, and at
the same time make large saving from the
prices charged by other houses.
We return our thanks to the public for the
increased favor shown us since our removal,
and shall continue our efforts by giving IN
precedented prices on such goods as we keep, 10
merit its continuance. BY calling upon us,
the ladies will find the latest styles and the
lowest prices, and above all, the largest and
most complete assortment to be found west of
Kansas City. A word to the wise is sufficient.
BRUCkMAE & Co.
3 doors north OF Gels bank, Salina, kas.
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A New Firm.

The undersigned have opened an Office for
the sale OF real estate. and would be pleased TO
confer with parties having property for sale or
wishing to buy.
We charge no commission where property
Oh our books is sold By any Other real estate
agent. X. II. BfsHoP,
J. :. GRIER-
Office. So Santa Fe Avenue, formerly occupied
by Bishop & Norton.
June 9Th. 1876. 1sfw.
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MOTT CE

AS l.. E. Sampson has become associated
with me in the management of the JOURNAL,
desire that all money due this Office be paid in
Immediately. In case some accounts OF long
standing are not paid. shall be compelled to
leave them with Justice of the Peace for
collection. Nj. ID. SAMPSON
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GCsr q ls-s-cArTTsL STOCK, VI .es 90
LxsAILY ArTHoklxEb.
The Kansas Land and ImnlxTxEf AssscFstssn. q
Atehison. k.nsas-sa en,srprl>e chartered BY TIE
>s@rs tnaasurz,si asd managed ~ rBes wAo>e rrP1-
sAiica for hoaessy. Reliability AEf integrity stas@s
un ailisd, and who hare fhe sezrty endorscDeni or
state and city osei4is AL cifi,cas-vl, tss z<h
day Of A1saa; ls-s. max. Erxad dtssrssaos % -
shareholder. oE snsny vsiz~sse assrt. q snsa ssd
real estate Hi<hess cash swar1. -. 80. Lowess
49, TIE real estate srArls. ooesastiax Of esoses
tAraas bnsssess he1s>s, rsss<a>-s, etc. have S<sa
seecssi fron th- a<sfrzhs zpd v1lazr prep~rSy
~ ne state Prsns q sasxe- ezsr g. e&1A Ey9rv
sa1-Ssssr "A - fairly r<Esssrns-5 ~ Sls<rsbs
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JorIN OWENS defendant. y
The said John Owens, defendant above named will
take notice that he has been sued by David Becbe,
the said PLAINTIFF that tbs 2lih day OF Nav, les,
the said plaintiff ied his complaint ia the otice Of
the district clerk of Saline county, Kansas setting
forth that the said John Owens hail. The st day OF
December 1875, made written contract with the said
plaintiff wherein he the sail defendant, had agreed
to sell the said plaintiff his certain PREMISE 1,
to-wt; The northeast quarter of section thirty -four
ti) tswn fourteen 90. range thrre 90. and north
west quarter Of section thirty live ts town fourteen
no. range three CD ia the county OF Saline and state
of kansas; that the said John Owens. defendant,
violated and rescipded said contract without the
of said PLAINTIFF, aud that the said plaintiff was
damaged four hundred dollars 900 001 by the said
John Owens violating his said contract with the said
David Beebe.
That the said court render judgement against tbs
said John owens, in favor Of the said David Beebe
the OF four hundred dollars $500 COZ and the
SAID John owens is hereby notrd that unless he aP
pear and answer said complaint on or before The
T,eeaGeh day Of JHlg 1s56,
the viii be taken and judgment rendered
accordingly against him fer the OF four hgndrr,
dollars 600 co. and the costs Of this suit
\ q. WHITNEY,
Att for Plaintiff
June s;h. 1876. ls-3w
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EDITOR JOURNAL AT the last meeting OF
Saline county Pomona Grange, it was decided
to request all the subordinate grangers Of
Saline county. to participate in the ceie-
bration, at Salina. July. 4th. They will meet
at half-past 0 o'clock A. NJ. at the grange ware
house, TO make necessary arrangements for
the day. D. T.. FULLER, Secy.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF administration
on the estate OF Jonah Cawalladcr, deceased. late
of Saline county, Kansas, granted to the under
signed by the Probate Court of said county on the
fth dav of April A d. 1S16. All persons indebted
10 the estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment: and those having claims against the Will
present them duly authenticated for allowance.
ADAMS X. HEAD,
Admini stra'or.
Salipa, April l&th. 1s.6. ls-iw
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Flowers! Flowers 2.

All kinds OF house and bedding plants
Please give me a call at my stand in front o.
the New York Store; or ut my greenhouse
east OF Ar. Gels residence.
INV FRITZ VAIN.
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Ar ORDINANCE to Amend an Ordinance. enii tiled
can Ordinance Relating 10 Nisdemeanors, APP
proved November tlih $50
BE 10 ordaiaed By the Mayor and CosHciiHisH II Ia
City Of Satiad:
SycrroS /. That section four of Ordinance No. 10.
entitled IAN Ordnance Relating to Mis'ieneanors.
approved November 5Oth, ls90. be 50 amended as 70
read follows, viz:
SECTIONS For discharging any fire arms or setting
off any fire crackers or squbs, or throwing any IRE
balls making bonfire IN the limits ot the city,
Ane of not LEES than five nor more than twenty 1--WE
dollars; Provided that the provisions OF this section
in regard bonires and fire works m be suspended
by the Mayor in his descret and provided further
that the provisions of this section snail not apply 70
the discharge of fire arms in any licensed shooting
gallery by asy gu1smiih in his trade nor 10 uat
shooting of unlicensed dogs nor TO the discharge Oh
are arms in the protection of person or properly
SECTION g That original Section OF the Aforesaid
Ordinance /. hereby repealed
SECTION s. This Ordinance shall take effect and DC
in force from and alter its publication once IN the s
LINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Approved June 9Th, lS.C.
&. :. RADCLIFFE, Mayor.
hereby certify the above and foregoing 20 be true
and correct copy of ordinance passt by the Mayor
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doors north of Gels bank. Sallna, kas

Mr.. Lines, brother in-law of Thomas AMBER
derson Of this county, and formerly editor OF
the Baxter Springs Sentinel, cali to-day.
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DIED

SLOAN-Marmatiuke Edwin Siozn died suddenly of
dropsy of the heart, at Junction City Kansas on
saturday evening, June 81 1873, the 9Th wear Of
his age.
Mr.. sloan was brother Of Msssrs A. c. and WI
liam Sloan Of this city, and has himself lived for
most OF the time during the last four years He
from Illinois to this climate in feeble health and his
life was obviously prolonged by tie change
He was a young nan OF rare worth Quiet snd IN
assuming In his manner, he made friends wherever he
went None know him bat TO respect and lore hiIn.
His loss will be deeply felt by his large circle OF
friends in this place. But he died trusting his
Savior, and what is loss Is his eternal gain. s.
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Publication Notice.
.Jonx OWENS, defendant.

IN ne District Court Of the ia judicial District
sitting in and for S1iias County, StIe Of Adasds.
DAVID BEEBE, plaintiff,
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hereby certify the above and foregoing 10 be true
and correct copy of ordinance passed. by the Mayor
and Councilman OF the City Of salna. June eta
ls76
Attest: e. f.. BowES. City Clerk
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Homes and Fortunes for lll-6rand Dixtriba
tisn OF Cash, Farms, Brick Books,
Residences, Etc.. Etc.

rifE EANsAs LAID AND IMMIGRANT ksso cIsrex-Ar-
GCsr .. ls-s-cArTTkL STOCK. " es 90
LEGALLY ArrHoklxKb.
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Published June sth, lS16.
Ordinance No. 1871.

Salina, April l&th, ls.6.
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iuiuus VI ouT people, III setiis 10 Us lIlaL lDe
organization of this Association affords an ex-
cellent opportunity for the citizens or Salins
to take some steps toward the establishment of
a public library. Without a library the Asso-
citation is laboring at a disadvantage. and they
could well afford TO supply librarian and
take care OF the library in conjunction with a
citizens committee. Will not some move be
made in this direction:
Mr.. VI. E. Sloan, brother Of A. c. and VII
liam Sloan, of this city, died very suddenly at
Junction City, June 81. of dropsy OF the heart,
at the age OF nc years, months and q DAYS.
Duke. as he was familiarity called. had COM
menced the practice Of dentistry at Junction
City, and was meeting with good success. He
had been in poor health for several years. but
previous to his death had seemed better. The
day before he died be had gone fishing, and
returned IN excellent spirits. That evening.
while talking with gentleman in front Of
drug store he tainted and was taken to a room
In the rear OF the store. insensible. He raj.
lied several times, bat only 10 become aware
OF his approaching end. To the last be was
very anxious to see his brothers. VITO had
been telegsphed TOR. bat who. IN Consequence
OF their failing 10 rsseive the telegram, did
not arrive until about fifteen minutes after he
had died. His body was brought to SAiiaa on
Sunday morning. Funeral services were bed
AZ the Presbyterian church At 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Monday, which were conducted by Revs.
Simkins. Lockwood and DoOley. after which
the solemn procession moved to the cemetery.
Duke was young man OF inc promise, and
undoubtedly would have risea 20 high raak
in his profession had be not thas early been
cut down. He wAs kInd-hearrcB asniztle aad
beloved by all. To slle bercav1-i the sy1pz-
lhies Of many friends are erteulea-
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ALEXANDRIA.

TIE KNIGHTs TEMPLAR PILGRrMAGE
TO MOUNT VERNON.-Shartly before 10
O'Clock yesterday morning the comm and
cries were drawn up In line In trout of the
Mansion house and police headquarters,
and were welcomed by His Honor Mayor
JOhr son. At the conclusion of the mayors
ADDRESS orders were given to march, and the
lire proceeded to the wharf. where, at 1910
O'Clock, the Knights boarded the steamer
Mary Washing gton, AID left on their pilgrim
aee 10 the immortal Georges last resting
place. Arriving at Mount Vernon, the COM
manderies formed and filed up the hill TO
TIE tomb, where the ceremonies of the day
began and ended. The Masonic octette, q
choir from Washington, led by William Il.
Bradley, CT anted dirge. Mr.. Jas. Blanks,
Emir ent Commander of Appomattox, No.
6, frem Petersburg, made an impressive
pray er, after which Senator Witners ad-
dressed the assembled knights, calling at
feDtton tn the surroundings. reminding
them OF WashiDQtOn's noble qualities, and
showing how sDPfopriate II was to Include
q visit to Mount Vernon in the entertain
menfs for Alexaadria's guests.
PAYING SALARIES The city council hav-
Ing failed to pass regular salary bill, and
the board of aldermen not concurrtng In the
action OF the common council atits previous
meeting, both boards last night cOncurred
In authorizing the auditor to continue the
payment OF the salaries upon the basis d ixed
upon In August last until the next meeting
OF council. This includes the month OF Oc-
tober.-l lSenftnel, 18th.
Evening star., 1876-11-16
GEORGETOWN.

ROBBFRY.-Between one and We O'Clock
this m' rOfDg some thief or thieves entered
the grocery store OF r. p. d A. Z. Cropiey,
On the corner OF Bridge and Potomac streets,
al made off with goods and change TO about
the value OF $780, 1t Is thought the entrance
was effected from rear window.
THE FUNERAL Of Mr.. John Tenney took
place to day from the West street Prssbyte-
Itan church, the Rev. Mr.. Howe conducting
fhe services. The following gentlemen acted
as pail bearers: +. l.. Moore. Frank Hume,
May hew Platter, Samuel Wheeler, Geo. v.
Bslch, and William Nicholson. Resolutions
Exchange 10 day, Mr.. Tenney having b zen
d ember of shat body.
CATTLE MARKEr FURNISHED byJ Fl Ken
gla Co )-Nnmber of cattle on the IN trket
423; 3s3 were sold 10 butchers at prices rang
Ing frt IN to ~ cents per 10; 30 left over.
Number OF sheep ard lambs 100; Gil sod, 80
left; prices from to 5h cts. per 10. Twenty
cows old from S25 10 S55 per head.
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NOvEMBEs IA. Is. ls and IL HSVS

NONE0 BE = Ii, Id, I6 ana IL f>>aS
Is.ss win Be fSu. day.: r;s,ns .ad four
FIRST DA Y, NovS nater "a, 1876.
!esr,o'ds Purse eloo; go 10 second and 8 - to
SECOND RAoE-pa.h Of i've furlons. for ,h-ee.
year Ids Purse sieo; ess to second and sO 70
third sACE-Dssh Of three quarter. OF mile
iSr All sses Purse . sioo; SS 20 second and So to
FoUBTH R.ox-Gra d steepleebs.e, .bou, .~o
Jnnp. ov.r bIrdIs- diicies' h1es d aud water water
!pmIs Pure eIVc. $50 to second aud Sas 20 ths
SECOND DAY November IS, 1916
tIhs' kACI-Dsn OF one half miIe 'or two
JesF, oil; Par,e sloo, $50 to second and go 10
SIC, M kaC1-na.h Of thr.eeus-,sr. OF q
G ,Td ia ,h,es & Sas Purse s 80 to sec
Pure Sis SO to second @ End SO So to- 70 ' tara
EoUsTH BaCE-Grs d s,eeplechsss oEsr sane
s%onise % as firs, day. Purse slsO' sst1 sesood ana
THIRD DAY. November is. 1876.
flES1 Ra E-L ash of fve fur long. for t~o- year
s,CoHD RsCE-Dssh Of one mile for three
yesI;olcs Purse sl1o, $50 TO .,conI aud ssJ ts
THIt RsoE-nash OF one ssd one quarter
mill fer sll sses Purse Sl2s; $50 10 secoLd and
Pour u Bs Cs-erasd Ste. slecha>s over sane
SO The ifird horse.
FOURTH DAY, November Il, 1876.
FIST hals -pash OF three quarters 4 Q mile
Tor iNo,yesr "lds Purse 10; ESQ 10 $, cond aud
fsU 20 TIE mira ore
siODsD aAOs-nssh OF one mile sui one quar-
ter rtbree esr o'de. Purse 9 lis; q 80 to teco
and D. 10 tn third LOrse
TBlRu kAGk-Dssh Of one mile and a half for
al sge' Pure sE0; $50 to !. cond and s9 to ths
th'TO hOrs-
FOURTH sACE-Grand stee pleohaSe, over same
course a. fret day Purse SR0, SS TO second aud
60 TO the third boIss
..tp,rles close for the fret d.y's race. at m.
AID fiQri IA starf
race TOT IeXt csy'srsces
Pools and rsid of a, Imperial a o:el, aod sIso
az The tracf
Admission to Care, so cents; to Grand etand and
Quar- ter SfrefCh. 90 extra No charge for car.
r sEes aid drivers. Races tomn. ence st
ahaln
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LOCAL NE VS..

AmusemeDte, 10, 1O.A1Ght
N0tioaai Ihe1eT.-Mr. George r. Rowe In
"Brsss."
Company In The Flying Dutchman."
TdLlDlaJ0e Hall Bazaar for the benefit Of
Ascension church.
Odd Pelotcs' HdR-First reception and ball
of the Uniformed Battalion Of the Knights
of Pythias.
Insatw CouSQse.-"The Revolt OF the Conn
mune," and varieties
Evening star., 1876-11-16

REMovAL-F5a Class Securing 6osd Dyesyso,
A. Fischer has enlarged his ests bIishinent
oy rmovine 10 ais new building, SO6 q street
the U. y. Patent Office. By promptly adopt.
Ing the latest improvements, whether of
American or European invention, be Is en-
abled TO do any work In q manner not 90 be
equaled by those not possessing these fscil-
fies. olsl4.
Evening star., 1876-11-16

WILB0R's Con LIVER OIL AND LINE
Persons who have been taxing Cod Liver Oil
Will be pleased TO learn that DR.. Wiloor has
sue ceeded. from directions of several pro-
ftssionsl gentlemen, In combsng the pure oil
and lime In such q manner that it Is pleas
snt TO the taste. and Its effects In lung com-
plants are truly wonderful Very many
persons whose cases were pronounced hope
less and who had taken the clear oil for
lOrg time Without marked effect, have been
entirely cured by using this preparation.
Be sure and get the genuine Manufactured
only by A. B. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sod
by all druggists. tth.s
Evening star., 1876-11-16
C0RLR. kf

"Ihe utse for heath on daily ,oalks depend"
and thousands OF the Intelligent public pa
tronfze DR.. Whites establishment. lil6
PenDsylvanfa avenue, opposite WiIlard's
Hotel, for relief from and avoidance OF pain
ful cOrns, buniOns, diseased nails, chil lola,ns,
Established in Washington, d. c., in 1851.
Evening star., 1876-11-16
CIT TTR Ms.


II fHn NV YORK TTMEs OF the 18th Inst.
we nnd the following:
"Tbe Retort Gas Heater, made by the Re-
&ort Gas Stove Company, of Providence r
J., completely revolutionizes the art Of
making gss heaters. being constructed on q
new and scientific principle Before ignition
the eas pesees into q retort, where it Is heated
and thereby expanded. This renders It capa-
Die OF uniting with the necessary quantity
OF air, ard makes the combustion perfect,
Dol PaIt,cie OF unconsu med gas. smell or
smoke being emitted. u Is economical as e
requires but two thirds as much gas as
other heaters, while comparative tests show
an increase In radiation of three hundred per
cent In favor OF the Retort.''
For sale by Hamilton & Pearson, eth and
ID streets; 4. Simpson, 1905 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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COndenseA L~calN.

The street lamps will be lighted at B:1o
O'Clock p. m. and extinguished at q. m.
real brown, navy blue. dark green, aud
oiack easbmeres at Carriers, 7G Market
space. Read the advertisement.
Tbe alarm from box 1872 about 5o'clock
last evepir was for a slight flre in Lizzie
SLOWS house, corner OF G and 18th streets.
loss.
Capt. j. w. Ry an, OF the State Fencibles,
OF Philadelpbia, is at the Metropolitan ho-
Tel, ma king arrange ments for the entertain
ment OF his company, which win partici pate
In the Presidential Inauguration cereeno-
I1ts on The 4tb OF March next.
MI. j. g. Kimbal to-dsy entered suit for
Anne r Jacohs gainst the NJ MasOnic Mutual
Relief Association. to recover the sum Of
81 5o0, ore dollar for each member OF the
q sOciat o., which by its regulations Is due
ard PAYABLE to his representative after his
death, which she claims Is due her because
of the death her hus band, A. Roszel Jacobs.
on April 10Th, 1S76.
Evening star., 1876-11-16
J. II. kqHisf - Co.,
BANKERS,
I4l6 pe7,us,ikftf,atn 4

l4lo Pennsylvania AUe7Rts,
pay PER cent. interO on deposits, payabls
ON demand. Special rates on time depos. IS.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. bN er
DR.. O. ". BRNsoNs CELKaI AND Or. n
oNILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 care
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
TIC Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sieeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
20 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton. Georgetown and AleXandrfR ~ ec
Evening star., 1876-11-16

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 8
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. Sat-
urdays, TO 4 and 6 to 8. Ht3i4tio