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For the Hickman courie

To Samuel Lauarltm. Agesz-- N4,,tql Beaefi
life Insurance ComIsa5 81 NeU Ark,
Nese Jersey:
SIR desire to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of Five Thousand Dollars, in full OF
policy No ~, $50, upon The life of VIM.
H. Roper, deceased, and TO return thanks
for the prompt paymentof the same.
Respectfully, JN0. r. MEG EHEE.
je2 At Assignee.
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Mr.. 10 Miller, has been, by the pro-
per authorities, constituted chief of
artillery of the Hickman battery, on
the 4th of July occasion.
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Scents Furnis!,im~

GOODS, at reduced prices.
FINE WHITE SHIRTS, bcsoms and
cuffs, made of good linen, at 81 sc.
EXTRA QUALITY WHITE SHIRTS,
made of New York mills muslin, with
fine linen in bosoms and cuffs, at s. co.
A good fit warranted
COLORED PERCALE AND CHROIOT
SHIRTS, very low.
GRANGE AND SUMMER MERINO UN-
DERSHIRrS, at SOC, 75c, and 81 co.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AMI Bril-
TiSH HOSE, at a great reduction.
1t. J. II. PLAUT & BRO.
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Do You Want To MARRY-Perhaps
children are the silver cords that bind us
to heaven, and yet a man doesn't think
about that, who, after listening until
A. NJ, to the music of his infant, just
Chances YEARLY at his watch, and remarks
to his wife, 'My dear, think I'll go out
into the woodshed and try TO get little
slccn -
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If we may believe the western pa
ners. when the land is licked with the
boe it laughs with potato bugs.
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.Husf Receiveh-

A fine assortment of GOLD SLEEVE
BUTTONS, STUDS, and COLLAR BUT
TONS, at reasonable prices.
2t. J. II. PLAUT s. BRO.
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Wanted.

EO 600. BUSHELS sHELLEp
JO.OOO Corn for which we win
pay the highest market price.
jet J. II. PLAUT & BRO
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TIME TABLE

or THE
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railroad.
ARRIVE AT HICKMAN:
8 p. m, mail and express.
DEPARTS.
sa m, mail and express
ARRIVE AT. NASHVILLE:
COS P m, mail and express,
DEPART.
IL IN. mail and express.
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Wanted.

A good, steady BOY, to work about the
store.
1t. J. H. PLAUT & BRO.
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SALOONS.
MISCELLANEOUS
Boot and Shoe Shop.

ABOOC cIAAIA h~AAOC r
MR.. RUDOLPH GLAZIER, respectful
wi " informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has purchased tbe
shoe and boot shop Of the late Henry
Sohm, and Will continue the easiaess NJ
th , old stand He will turn out IS hne,
reliable, esod asd tIheap work As any shop
in Hickman he wall nhank the Puoiio
or n fair share Of pnfronage- novi3tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-20
A Fearful Catastrophe iyeYled by o WOman's
Bustlc.


Tho engineer had gotten off to snow.
bali a chipmunll, and the conductor was
minding u widows baby for her; and
the result was that the train happened
TO get on down grade and was started
of at terrific rate, every bit of tour
miles an hour should think. We were
Just half mile above tho Annapolis
junction, and tho first thing we know
th0re being no one TO whistle and wake
up the switch tender-we were turned
off into tho Annapolis road and went
down the wrong track at full speed. I'm
agino our conservation when Just at
that moment we heard the whistle, not
half milo ahead of us, Of the Anhapo-
lis up train. We were paralyzed with
terror. Here were two trains on the
same track approaching each other at
the dizzy speed just mentioned. Evil
IDENTIFY our time had come. In few
short hours tho engines would meet, and
then-destruction
Pale, but calm, the doomed passengers
sat, and though with the very show oil
death upon them, raised their voices in
parting hymn.
"Scnd for tho passage said
young man with a sad smile.
"Why 2" was asked.
because we are about 10 pass in our
checks"
Everybody wept. From the rear
platform we could see the miserable en-
gineer straining every nerve TO catch up,
but he had tight boots on and didn' I gain
anything to speak of.
At this moment a ray of hope dawned
upon us. had Just finished writing
my will, on tho back of visiting card,
when | observed a young lady in the
act of detachlng her hustle. Placing
the article-which was composed Of 500
newspapers and hair mattress-under
her arm, the heroine marched through
the car.
We followed her anxiously.
She climbed up on the tender and then I
over the engine. Ii was very interesting 4
and thrilling TO SEQ her climbing over /
tho wheels and brass things, on her way
10 the cow-catcher. 1t reminded mo of
a country girl getting over wire fence.
But mover mind that now. Let me see
where | was. Oh, yes-on the COW
catcher. Holding on TO the croSs-bar
with ono hand, the noble girl tied the
hustle on the sharp PROV with the other.
You can guess the result. In the course
of the afternoon tho collision came off.
Protected by the hustle wo received 4
gentle bump and were safe.
took up collection for the woman
on tho spot. l always take up collect
ii =, ID.
more, never forgot to give the object
something nice out of it
never. There is nothing mean about
me. suppose you have noticed my
clothes
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,oar up under the affection nohow."

! bear up under the affection nohow."
"Did you not suspicion that they were
contemplating such a move p asked the
neghbor.
"No, we never suspicioned nary con-
temptation. After I'd ruined the con-
ceited upstart off the premises with the
mop | didn't think he would have insur-
anco to speak to Samanthy agin. An
she seemed to appear SO consigned that
| never respected her Of having any I'M
demanded contentious. But ali the
timc-so Tvo heerd scnce-they used to
meet clandestinely, when l thought
Samanthy was at meetin', an decoct
their plan to run off an elope. Well,
Samanthy has made her bed and she'll
have to lie on it. 1 wash my hands Of
the ongrateful girl from this time forth
with"
"Did you make any effort to intercept
them z"
"No; you see, wo didn't know it, or
else we'd intercepted them within an
inch Of their lives"
al mean did you try to have them
stopped when you found they were
gone z"
ayes, indeed. Father telescoped to
five or six towns, an gave their descrlp.
tion-cost him lot O. money, too; but he
said he wouldn't mind spending the
price of cow to get Samanthy back.
But we never heerd nothing from them,
and [ told father to let 'em alone, and
they'd como homo after whIlc with
five or six children behind 'em. But l
tell you, Mrs. Blobbs, they shan't set
foot in this house except over the dead
body of my defunct corpse. You jest
remember that"
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} WF. q JOHN BARNES.
ALTO hverarea Fer paz-

FrLTOx, Mo. December tn list
Usssrs " >. & JyAn BgrHes, HOrtGsYd. IHsHoss
Gentlemen sawed 30 ircis far balu-frtdr Tor pr-
tico ad H. brackets, n ir-t two days running. I've
~ one who has Witnessed the working Of fc ~uw has
pronounced tho most useful machine ever invented
have lrtu working from twelve 10 sixteen Hl~u and
have sohe al my shop work (scroj sawing) ON your
machine. running % daily -igce purchased a. and
have Iatd nothing Tor rciHrs except Tor saws winch
amount was comparatively SNAIL 1hrre weeks siucr
puchaa'd sanc Imported woods aud some q tee de-
signs, aud turned my aitention.fo fIrt work have
averaged fDr cas- since that time, vi So know OF
no occupation az pleasant AMI profitable Tor a-inr-
chanc f1 speed Dis winter evenings az fhe above
Your machine go lightly aud easily thai f wiIi
not TIRE tle uost delicate after little practice
IN fact, consider your machge ind -le8sLlr 90 any
carpenter however small hi- i@,- r. D. can ir-
iTpauce the Little machine o. hs scrap ule hud fstr
enough brgckefs ilspae week % pay for his uach.ns
CONSIDER machine just ufi4 GBy crop a.
q DuHra. 81 Ltach li4urs.
Very trulr.
81 FbED BELL.
Architect aGd Tu.hlcr
~ Address, for iull iaf. rInafiou.
". r &JOHS BAREES
Box 3eti i;ockfori iHinois
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Road Notice.
Road Notice.

petition having been presented by : j. Ansier-
son, Jan 1hsaBder and Others. vac1e that portion
of the road known as the Quinaro Topeka and Sal
state roa commencing neSr the nert- corner Of
section Il, township Ia, range west, running fhcnc
southeast through the north half OF section Il md
east through the south hail OF sections and % 20 thr
section line between sections IS and "a township "a
rSRge west.
Vow therefore all Pcrsons interested win take notice
MI er have been apo Dted viewers, and viii proceed
10 view tse said road on
Wednesday,, he sad day II AHgast, a, q. Is-6.
or on ts- day thereafter, and Will give AL parties
hearing -.
BY or'icrof the board Of county commissioners OF
Saline county, Kansas.
FRED II WILDMAN,
by l., X ILDUR, Deputy. County Clerk.
213w
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samanihy's Elopement.

eyes" said the old lady as she wiped
her eyes and proceeded to tell sympa.
rhizing neighbors about the elopement
Of her daughter. AYES, Mrs. Blobbs,
you may well say il ar a dreadful stroke.
1 amt had such another shock since that
last spell of rheumatic. To think that
darter of mine would do such dis.
graceful thing after all tho care an af-
lection me an her father have rayished
on her from her infancy up. ] UoaIdn',
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BLADDER IND KIDNEYS.

SpermatorrhTa. Leucorrhssa or Whites irregular or
PAINFUL Menscs, Bearing Dpwn Chlarusis Strrihty
and al complaints incident to Females
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of saline county, Kansas.

COUNTY,,
BYRON REYNOLDS.
AMANDA r. REYNOLDS. \
FTtD AMANDA +. REYNOLDS You are hereby no
Il titled that the above named p'aintn has this day
fled his titon in the above entitled action In thr
court above named, that you been sued by said
aIn tai for divorce, and that unless You plead an
demur 10 said paintif petition on or before
the
Tcsaty-fourtA day 81 aagasf. ls7s,
the said petition will be taken as true and judgment
dIvOrcinS said plaintiff from you will be rendered.
JOHN g.. SPIVEY,
2i-lw Plaintiff Attorney
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hnrNnS WANTED Now ready la one iar,c
bUhN Oand finely engraved steel plate. SIZE
2ix32 Great National Picture Of all thclfcseut-
Of The Unr'i states from the beginning epubic
A WORK OF art, this important picture, which
strongly appeals. especially IT this time, 80 the pride
and patriotism Of every American citizen will bear
comparison with the best production Of the in
Tots COUNTRY or Europe Ihe artist Who commits
slpnrd o cNecuje the plate has been work upoa
Tor nearly two years and presents % finished ptr-
ture worthy of the srelt subject
Soid ouly by Agent. t. whom ie most liberal terms
are given. Aidrysz,
ANCHOR PUBLIsnlSG co.
i2-Sm 80 Pine a. -. Ipuis No
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Teachers EXami nations.
Examinations OF persons desiring "a teach in tins
county will be held 1T the Public School House on IA,
Tho Last Saturday ofeach Month

inc Last Saturday ofedch Month,
Commencing at 10 o'clock y. N, and closing at 4
O'Clock 4 NJ.
Under the now law, certificates are Of three rratlrz
"A, - 'ONE'' and Two and Will continue ia
force respectively, two years, one year and six
months. Candidates tor grades one aud Two must be
examined Ia OrthograPhy, Reading, Writing. English
Grammar, Geography Arithmetic ard L. :. History
Candidates for the gr.tie must, In addition 90 the
above, be examined in Book -kerpIng Industrial
Drawing. the Elements of Entomology the Elements
Of BOTANY, ana the Elements of Geology. a.
relates 20 the MANNER OF ormaton- Of soils anil their
adaptation 10 purposes OF production.
The examinations VIII be mostly by written qucs-
lions.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction will DC in
his office every saturday, except the saturday oecu-
pied By The teachers examination. la which ca-e he
VIII found NJ his Office ON the Monday following the
nation.
ID / MINER
Sup't Pub last lor saline county.
Sa!ina. My ISIS
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KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCIIU

For Stone IA the Bialrr. Calculus Gravel or Brick
dust Deposit AMI Mucous or Milky Discharges,
and Diseases Ol The Prostate gland
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SECOND EDITION,
school Notes.

The new primary school in the old
Taylor Academy, Eighth and Wolles-
ton streets, will open on Monday
morning, with Miss Elizabeth d. Fra
zer, of No. G, Principal, and two assis-
tants, who are not yet appointed. These
assistants will be pupil teachers, "and
the school will be known as the Train
ing School, where advanced pupils
will be practually qualified for teach,
ing. Last year this school only occupi-
ed one room; this year it will occupy
three. The tive extra,rooms have been
furnished with new Gothic desks,
similar to those in No. 5 school.
Pupils of last years grammar schools
who wish to return, should make ap'
|plication at their respective schools al
the usual hour on Monday morning
next.
The school at Lord and Pine streets
mo. 13) has been vacated, and the
pupils from its grammar department
will be received at new school No. 5
Those from the primary department
will be received in various.primary
schools in the eastern part of this city
All the public schools of the city
will reopen on Monday morning mex
at 0 o'clock.
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NOVEMBER TERM. Is7e.


VS.. Ais. Sums Sier.
Catharin vantine. Libel ior Divorce.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, IS.
. The State of Delaware.
To the Sheriff OF New Cas- le County. greeting;
Whereas, Joseph Il. Vantine by his petition
to the Judges OF our Superior Court bled in
the office of the Prothonotary OF the said
Court. IN and for New Castle county,, for the
cause Of complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges thai decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
wife, one Catharine Vantine.
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum-
mon Catharine Vantine SO that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Supe-
rl0r Court al the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twepty.sev-
enth day of November next, to answ er the
allegations OF the s. aid petition and also to
show cause, IL any che has, why decree of
the said Court shouldn0t be made dissolving
the marriage existing between her and the
sembiy in such cases made and provided !;
and also to do and receive what the SAID
Court shall then and there consider concern.
ing her IN this behalf rs the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions OF the
said act of Assembly, and have you then and
there this writ
~ Witness the Honorable Joseph
(SEAI. p. Comegys Esq, at New Castle.
ONN the the thirty llrst day Of May, A: D.
CHAS. BEASTEN,
Issued August "A, 1876. Pr thonotary.
The above is a true copy of Ais summon
No. rs, to Nov. Il. 1876, as above stated.
WIN. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
August %. 1o763md
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, use of anv Ionoer taking tho

No use Of any longer taking the large
repulsive, gripping, drastic and nauseous
pills, composed of crude and bulky ingre.
dients, and put up in cheap wood or
PASTE board boxes, when we can, by a
careful application of chemical science.
extract all the Icathartic and other medi-
cinal properties from the most valuable
roots and herbs, and concentrate them
into minute Granule, scarcely larger
than a mustard seed. that can be readi-
ly swallowed by those of the most sensi-
tive stomachs and fastidious tastes.
Each of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellets represents, in a most concentra-
ted form, as much cathartic power, as
is embodied in any of the large pills
found for sale in the drug stores. From
tneir wonderful cathartic power, in pro-
portion to their size, people who have
not tried them are apt to suppose that
they are harsh or drastic in effect, but
such is not at all the case, the different
active medicinal principles of which
they, are composed being so harmonized,
one by the Others, as to produce a most
searching and thorough, yet gently and
kindly operaring cathartic. The Pellets
are sold by dealers in medicines eod&w
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Sold by all Druggists.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.

The importance of early treatment in lung
special and separate attention daily, becomes
more and IL ore apparent. The cures made p3'
DR.. Swaine of + Philadelphia, in some of th e
most hopeless cases of consumption, EMIT lie =
him to the most distinguished consideration
in that important branch ofthe healing az =.
The doctors recent impr0 sements. not only
the remidies used, but n the increased faei
tiles which he has brought into requisitior
other ordin ry means had be.n exaustcd.-
HIS Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry" in
the language OF one OF our leading physicians,
is invaluable, whilst it is curing; at the same
time supports nature and renews life. This
greatlung m edicinei is prepared by DR.. Swaine
Il Son, $50 North sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by dealers in medicine generally
Aprz7 WeOw.
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The Building Record.
BUILDING OPERATIONS FOR AUGUSTA
lNCREHsg OVER LAST YEAR.

BUILDING OPERATIONS FOR AUGUsT-AN
lNCREHsE OVER LAST YEAR.
Dursng August the officers of the
surveying department, surveyed build
ing lines for the following parties:
j. Monaghan, one house n. W. cor.
2pd and Jefferson.
James Murphey one stable S. W cor
Conrad and Monroe.
James Lindsay one house on Peoples
street between Bowers and Dure.
E. J. O'Meally two houses y. E. cor
11th and Lombard.
A, ]. Peters two houses west sideof
Jackson street south of Reed.
Elizabeth Row, one house S. W.
corner Vandever Avenue and Buena
Vista street,
Total, 10; total for August 1876,
a, increase, II.
Thos. Ford one house N. E. cor 3rd
and Adams.
j. r. D. Seeds one house on east
side of jackson streetbetween 9Th and
9th.
Henry C. Ferguson two houses on
north side of 3rd between Parish and
Madison.
A. M. Quinby &c Co., a saw mill on
Madison street from Christiana to
Front.
P. Gardener one house N. E, corner
Chestnut and Harrison.
Lewis r. Springer one house east
side of Jefferson between 9th and 10th
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Here is the Proof.
OF ITS
Superior Excellence

Read this Home Certificate. testified to by
Edward Garriguss, lne of the most com
petent Druggist and Chemist of Philadel-
phia. man whose veracity lone can doubt:
am happy to add testimony to the great
value of the London Hair Color Restorer,"
which restored my t air to its original Color.
and the hue appears TO be permanent. L am
satisfied that this preparation is nothing like
q dye but OPERATES upon the secretions. 1t is
also beautiful hair dressing a. promotes
the growth, purchased the first bottle from
Edward b. GarIieues. druggist. tenth and
Coates streets, who can also testify my hair
was quite gray when commenced Its use.
MRS. MILLER.
No. 73o North Ninth street, Phila.
DIR. SDayne 4 Co., Respected friends: i
have the pleasure to inform info y you that 4 lady
with the success of your London Hair Color
kestorer." Her hair was ling rapidly, and
qvite gray. The color has been restored. the
| falling off entirely stopped, and new growth
GARRIGUEs,
Druggist. cor. Tenth and Coates. Phiia.
BOSTON TESTIMONY.
July 22d. 187l-Dr. Swayne & Son: Las
winter while in Tren ton. N j., / procured
six bottles "London Hair Color. Restorer.S
any ything have used in the last nine years,
II YOU please. send me one dozen bottles, c.
O. D.. care Of W. s. Fosler 4 Son, Druggists.
No. 72S fremont street. Boston,
ADA BAKER,
| No. 50 Rutland Square,
| London Hair Color Restorer and dressing
has completely restored my hair to its origi-
nal color and youthful beauty, and caused
rapiI and luxurient growth.
MRS. ANNIE MORRIS,
No. Gle North Seventh ST., Philada.
DR.. Dalton. ofPbiladelphia; says gift: The
| London Hair Color RestOrer is used very extene-
svely among my patients and friends; as w9a
20 by myself L therefore speak from exper'
ience.
as Cents per Bottle.
| Address orders to DR.. SWAINE & SON, No.
$50 North sixth ct, Philadelphia. Pen n a.
sole ProprietOrs.
Gala NV all n,u,o,o ctc