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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-06

The rocky hill just east of town. on the
right hand side of the road. was named In
early times by Rev. Maxwell Phillips, -Glen-
ariffe." The name was suggested by the hills
similarity on small scale 10 one Of the peaks
IN the Highlands of Scotland, OF the same
name. About the Saline county ''Glenariffe, .
and in lis immediate vicinity. some 10 years
ago, was fought terrific battle. IL was not
elansmen in their plaids aud klrtles marching
TO the pibroch's wild notes, who fought about
youder crest but dirty, good-for-nothing,
lousy Pawnees and Pottawatomies. The latter
tribe was victorious, and the Pswnees fell back
TO the Saline river and thence eastward. taking
with them the brothers Schippel-then the on
ly white inhabitants OF these parts. The Pot
tawatomies were then friendly 10 the whites
and the Pawnecs unfriendly. In those days
the Indians buried their dead In the trees, and
some Of the people living here now tell Of see
ing some Of the bodies of the indians slain in
the battle referred to, ornamenting trees about
Glensriffe, even Is years ago.
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BroOkyiiIe Items.

From our Special Correspondent.
Winter has set In in dead earnest.
Our town is full Of land buyers and home
stes.iers, which helps to enliyen our village.
school Is ont for time. I believe the yaca-
ton is in Difference to the marriage about to
take place OF the lady assistant teacher. II
will be very happy characterization and re-
ligion.
The photographer who came 10 town 4 short
time ago is not doing much. Thinks he came
in a wrong time.
Mr.. Amos, the representative OF ODER. viii
son s. Co.. went TO Salna on Tuesday on horse
back. lie is making preparations this winter
TO travel with q circus next summer.
The east elevator has come 20 a dead lock
and the key is In the pocket OF Mr.. J. NJ.
Coombs. IL seems the parties In Kansas City
who formed the partnership OF Marlin. Coombs
& Co. want TO dissolve, but they wont settle
up. Mr. e. has shut mp the institution until
the matter is settled up.
Mr.. W. II. Gentry WAS taken down this
week with his old difficulty, plurisy, brought,
on by lifting heavy piano some time ago.
4 large prairie fire swept over the country
last Saturday and Sunday. originating from 4
small fire, set by Mr.. shsdowitx, near Rock
Springs. tie wanted to burn of about twenty
feet square, but the ''old. old story" II go,
away from him and burnt out Mr.. Soddenburg
almost entirely. Mr.. Shadowitz, however.
proposes TO do the fair thing. and viii make
things as near right Is he can.
Mr.. NJ. Z. wymsn. the oldest conductor on
this division, is taking "l.y Of" the frat In
several years. Moses looks worn out. and
needs rest.
DIR. Stearns Is doing q good deal Of riding
just now. His patients are mostly In the
neighborbood OF Bavaria.
almost forgot to say that Clark IL still
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine. G..
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The next lecture In the VI. L. church course
will be delivered by Bishop z. G. Andrews.
on or shout the 18th inst Bishop Andrews
Is one OF the ablest divines IN The ". z church
ministry. and his lecture. for scholarly diction
and deep thought. will undoubtedly be the
bes; Of the course. The Bishop has not that
reputation a. lecturer tina; Others may have.
because he does not make that bis business.
and bis labors are in another field. jet IL L.
generally conceded By all who have heard han
that he Is the peer Of any Of oar lecturers. We
are glad that she people OF ,alina shall have
Al opportunity % hear him. His subject and
the exact date ~ BIZ. I~c'nre wil - ANNOUNCED
in time
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Important Meeting.

The citizens OF Sslins are invited to meet q,
the office of wight 4 Carroll on tomorrow
friday evening, at O'Clock, 10 take steps to-
ward organizing new building and loan "a.
ISOLATION. The association which Is about 10
dissolve has been splendid institution for Ss-
lima. Through its agency many buildings have
been erected which otherwise would not have
been built. IL has been q great success flnsn-
cially, too. paying high rate Of interest on
the money invested. IL Is the design to form
a new association, which cannot but he q
great benefit 10 Salins and pay As well ~ the
old one. Attend the meeting tomorrow
night
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As another person has rented the building Al
psesent occupied by myself, | am compelled
to move TO such quarters as will not accommo-
date my stock Of ready made goods. | will sell
my entire stock of Boots and Shoes at cost for
the next thirty days. Come everybody and
get goods cheaper than at any other place in
town. ID. FREEMILLER,
One door north Of Tressin & warren's hard.
ware store, Santa Fe Avenue. Salina. Kansas.
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Oi th- ssssoGnos Brxreh' ei lhe kans1s
Pacific Railroad particulars ars fnrnishel ~
The Minneapolis senttoei n follows.
The latest railroad news IRE hare Ia GhrUaxi.
a oomu1un cation 20 tie Secretary q IT, con-
securing The right Of v1y between soiosn0n
CIV and the Ostzxa cosntv Iine. ard ~ vii
be seen By notice N Deiphos items. thu .zF-
vsyors have returned iOr psrm1ceas survsy.
As vii also - seen. 81 Eoxsce slsewbere, The
appraisers have beea appointed. NJ. szeai
is expected daily. and The grAdsns y sxpees~i
20 comnencs In . sew dzgs
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There is one bit OF Salinas history which
Most of our older citizens remember a saloon
keeper by the name Of TRULY who died from
the effects of whisky and the Jim jams. Some su.
perstitious people believe Truby's spirit how
ers still around the haunts which once knew
him so well. Truby's ghost often attempts TO
walk the crack" on the saloon floor, In the
presence of those who have gulped down too
much Of the same whiskey which
caused TRULY "to up and die
This is the report at least. Well, one
dark dismal night, four or five years ago q
number of fellows were engaged at that "leetle
game" in back room. Overhead was a low
garnet, IN the back part of which was finished
10 sleep in his life time. This bed room was
directly over the room where the"leedIe game
was going on, and communicated with the
same by pair OF enclosed stairs. In the garnet
adjoining the bed room was a number OF balls
laying around loose which had once been used
in a ten pin alley. IL was after midnight
The game had become very absorbing. The
nerves Auu ii1hSiudtiOn5 Oi the payers were
stretched to their utmost. Drinks had been
passed around pretty frequently. Their brains
were heated. Dense volumes OF tobacco
smoke foated In the room. Just as one fellow
had full hand and was IN the act OF SWEEP
ing the board thunderous noise OF balls
rolling quick and fast. sounded. IL was a.
mysterious game as that witnessed by Rip
Van Wrinkle among the rocks OF the Kaatskiils.
Every player jumped to bis feet. each face grew
white as snow, eight frightened eyes were
widely opened, four hearts almost ceased pull
sating. Again the deepening roll Of those
balls. my God. What Is il :" each exclain.
ed. lt's TRULY" answered one. Another roll,
and then one had courage 70 seize the light,
open the door, and boldly ascend the stairway
Entering the garrett with q cudgel In hand he
glanced around him and saw neither TRULY Eor
Truby's ghost; but. behold. a simple pole cat
with head down and tail I'D, prepared TO en-
counter him He retreated in quick order
down the stairway, TO relate 70 his frightened
companions his laughable adventure In this
secondkaatskills.
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Report for The month. sndiss Sossmk>r ssh. 1871
oy VIZ PETTr. efEur.ks township. Saline esanfy.
Kansas, tor ths sALTsr C0csrY Joep.L.
Latlfuds. -. Longituds. -. Airtais. IIE fest
Mean tsnpsrstnre Cor tbs mouth, al
Above mean tsmpeTsfnfs 81 ms nS1ts Cos thrss
wears, ssp
AsHin1n tsr-psrstars for month. e.
MiHinsn tssngerstgrs Cor Bonfb. -
Rainfall for month. b lBcbes
RnAaKs-rbe Ersg snow f.ll o. 10 IN
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For the coming year subscribers OF the
JOURNAL can have The JOURNAL and Chicago
Western Rural for s.. Is; JOURNAL and Chicago
Weekly lnter-O Ocean. for $500: JOURNAL and
\. Y. Weekly san or Cincinnati Weekly Star
for s2-'5; JOURNAL and Harper's Weekly.
Magazine or Bazaar, for S4.7s: Journal and
Scientific American. for $40. These terms
require cash in advance.
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salsaa Narket.

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Wkea4-R>i vistsr. Noz sosc 10 - EsGss
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Nss7aGT sprsag ssG-s
Oats. l1e p~r b
Rye. Zs< T~r b
GoFa-Exr IL t~F ~ sAs1lsS
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rHt c srsIh % % IN. haSsA' In p.rc, Court
Joseph shelton. 7 Ft.intla
Georg, North aud
Ismr- Will. J DsfsBdaats
To Gsorgs SorsA asd Jsass Ealss rae sAss. ss-.ss
defssdasfs
VOJ. and each of you, sui take notice thai yos
Il have been sued BY the above named plslnilG jos
eph SHELTON. in the District Court Of saline couaff
kAnsas that said psintn aed his pstiioa ths siA
day OF December. A. ID ls-s, and YEA &aswet
said IFtition OF about the fsnd day of January
ID les, OF the aes stions % sail pstltiss val -
taken A. true and Judgment resierri against ne
said George North. compelling specific performsse~
OF his contract 20 sell aud decreeihg tho execnton
d-si Of general warranty from the sAld .orr- soTtA
70 the sald JO-ePa skelfon Tor me north we< quarter
seetlon 81, Township No. Ia soath. OF kanxv ~,
West OF the es y situated In saline soaniy
Kansas, 20 the plsintf Joseph skeitoa, ssd 9 ftlr-
theT Judgment rendered zinst ths sAd Seoree North
and james Ills. cancelilng vaesfax settiax sslas
and holding Tor nsaght csrtaln deed of conveyascr
nom The sad Ieorgs North 10 the said Jsn.s. Nlus
Tor tho shove Described lani
JoskPa SgkLTOs
0MoaLrs CrNNisaHAs. Au'ys Dor Pisiaiia. ss-s~
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HEADQUARTERS

For Holiday Goods will again he at A. +
Grier's, No. l2i, west side Santa Re Avenue
An elegant and varied assortment.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Debtors.

4 III persons owing me for board are requested Z.
N settle The same tmmcttsfev and thus save costs
am preparing 70 retire from business and desire
su such srcounfs s~tsiesi up .; once.
GUS NILSSON.
A--v Proprietor Nelson House
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sheep for Sale or Rent.

Two hundred and Sixty head OF Sheep for
sale or rent, by +. Robb. Enquire at Camp
( bell, Sloan & Tuthili's. t3-3w
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Baldwin University.

6egins oecember 9th, 1877.
All The stRdles OF fall Preparatory and thorough
Classical and Scientific Jollege Coarse are tzaxhi
here, also thorough Business and Commerce al
Course Special attention 10 given those preparing o.
teach; also % vocal and instrumental mnsic and tce
grspby.
The location Is pleasant. and all the expenses arr
very reasonable
For catalogue apply % tie subscriber or either Of
the facnltv. T. bENIsON
BALDWIN CITY, Kansas. Nov. is7'- Presiaeaf
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Kansa. City Grain Narkst.

From Powers. Is sds Go. = Grain E~pDri
Ibs following table slows tks pgsess % ubesf oas
corn AMI re ~ tiss eioss sf ne Cal BSsr ts-ay
ffls~ernf<x tfhs
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ny brother and 20 o. kome reserved is<rr tee sd
R-Us thas nv d@xr u0sher had Rxs-~a % zno<hpr
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=. r MERRITT,

TIE young man who sold the team gave hls name as
B. 3. Sea, OF Minneapolis; that - All his Gzfh-g had
started 10 Topeka aeT apples aud that rhey had re-
eetycd teaexrzph a; Rnssvis thss his nnothes was
DYING; thai the father took ne trzzn for hore ard d.
rected him 20 rsfsra s1d all the team. o. berrgr
n0rey and th<y wsaId rstzrz and rSsie~n !; H.
story wks rather pEflfEl. and - esAIr~d TO - Of
ehurch family, Rev Pxrfisft Of his ctr vz. Ioss.
up Mr.. H2rJn< therefore b5ughs tie Tram. pxTfsx
one hundred dollars soT Ets-5 CAD, knd s7s <ssfs
IN The bank, cersIacstes len gtfh Mr. Pxrsest % b.
gIven ever when clear title TIE team epald Ia
given On he - M P2rfieit received letter frssz
III. :. -. dktea e solosnoa lltF as fellsHs
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I
son in possession of the same will please re
! turn IL TO this Office.
We learn that Capt Bartlett grocer, Is tt
move into the building occupied by Mr.. ID
Freemiller, about the lst of January. and tina
the latter has not as yet secured a room 10
his boot and shoe store.
Messrs. Youngfieisch and Ref intend TO or
ganize full orchestral banda much needed
acquisition to our Salina entertainments A
place of the size and society Of Salina will sup
port good orchestral band.
We are glad 10 notice that our hunters re.
turn from the fields with no quails. Ii seems
TO be general understanding among them
that they will not shoot these beautiful Little
birds for at least year or so.
Aug. Eugstrom & Co. viii remove TO the
building now occupied by Or. Morris. as soon
as the latter moves into his new building. We
understand that Mrs. Grier is to occupy the
building TO be vacated BY Engstrom & Co.
FoUND-Last Saturday morning. in the VI
cinity Of Balls blacksmith shop, Sa.ina. q
pocket beck containing some money and 8
few papers. The owner Of the same can OBJ
tain further Information by applying at this
office.
Come and see our wooden yarns for cts pei
pound. LTowIcH & WHITMAN
The Babcock engine and Hook and Ladder
apparatus have been removed from their old
quarters 10 the lower room OF the new city
building. The old quarters are % be tempo
rarily nsed by Mr.. VIM. sullivan, in manufAc-
turing his tanning mills.
We viii save you from 81 to IS on a suit OF
clothes. oBER. WIsoS & Co.
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| And there has been sprinkling Of cold at va
rious times since. Friday evening the green
waters of the Smoky were congealed,-that is
the upper stratum" II was a thin CONCEAL.
ment, but the first of the season hence Il was
so noticeable. Shallow ponds hereabout were
frozen solid enough TO make tolerable good
skating.
Thanksgiving Day was observed generally last
Thursday. Dinner parties were numerous.
and the turkey and his "stuflng" was appro-
priately considered. Union services took place
at the Presbyterian church in the morning.
Rev. S. Carr preached the sermon. IL was
full Of practical thoughts and regA r1ed as a
very fine effort. The audience was flair one
mostly composed of ladies' Services were
also conducted at the Episcopal church by
Rev. T. B. Dooley.
The party given by the Athletic Club AZ
their Hall, on Thanksgiving evening, was an
exceedingly pleasant affair, and the members
of the Club have received praise without
stint. The music soon worked down 70 the
new order Of things, and some OF their waltzes
and schottisches were charming. supper was
served at w.. p. Thacher's, and hungry lot
OF dancers were never served In better style
than Thach spread for Them on Thanksgiv-
Ing evening. There were p unmarried couples
present.
Captain Glidden and Mrs n IT, Bailey Will
gire their public reading on tomorrow or
Saturday evening OF this week. at Athletic
Hall IL viii be remembered that their enter
tainment was postponed, some two weeks ago,
This week seems TO be the most opportune &C
casion they viii have, and they have decided
to improve IL. Both are good eiocutionists.
and we douh, not but that theT vii give our csi-
zens An epjoyable entertainment Due noticr
win be given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-06-29
Auxust Flower.

The most miserable beings in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant.
More than seventy-fve per cent. of the people
10 the United States are afflicted with these two
disease and their effects such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Habitusl Costveness, Palpitaton
of the Heart Heartburn, Water-brash, gnswing
and Burning pains at the pit of the Stomach, Vel
low Skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeablc taste
in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low
spirits, &C. Go to your Druggist and get IS ct.
bottle of August Flower or Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Try 1.-TWO doses will relieve YOU
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From tho New York Tribune
More MOrmOns.

A steamship which will leave Liverpool
tomorrow will bring over about 400 Nor
mon converts, mainly Scandinavians. On
Monday evening, by special train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, about 1S6 Nor
mons. principally Scotch and Welsh, start
ed for Salt Lake City. 1t has been custo-
mary to think and to say that the Mormon
religion, if not upon its last legs, is at
least in a sbaky condition. OF course the
facts concerning 1t are not understood by
the ignorant classes abroad, among whom
converts are chiefly made. How are they
to know anything OF the extremely bad
repute into which Latter Day Saintship
has fallenp OF the execution of Lee
OF the Mountain Meadow massacresp or
Brigham Young's dubious and dangerous
positions They only hear new faith
preached, nor can they be expected to
discover how absurd. heterogeneous, and
almost worthless it is. 1t offers them a
chance OF emigrating under favorable cir
cumstances. and to emigrate has long been
the desire OF great many of the poorest
of them. 1t is no wonder that they eager.
IL embrace the opportunity of thus pro-
noting both their temporal and their spr.
itual welfare.
Many of these emigrants. certainly the
more intelligent OF them, are destined te
be greatly disappointed upon their arriva
at the New Jerusalem. A pretty condi
tion of things they will find, with one o
the Saints just hanged for committing
murder, with the great Brigham hlmse
in some little danger of like fate, anc
with about 30 Of the older brethren amen
able to Indictment. Bishops and Presi
dents and Apostles, who may at any mo
ment be sent to Jail, without bail, and cap
italy indicted, convicted aud executed
for plain violation of the laws, and no
as martyrs to their religious faith-thest
are the shepherds 10 whose care thes,
neophyte pilgrims have come across tht
sea to commit themselves Clearly o
great many OF them are the victims OIL
false representations; and it is much Il
be regretted that the whole strange event.
full history OF Utah, SO far as il is a relig-
ious State, cannot be made well known to
the whole world. Young early organized
his missionary system, and 1t is still going
on as part OF the machinery of bis es.
Establishment. Conversions in the United
States cannot be numerous at present, but
la certain countries abroad the business i.
as brisk as ever. en
The evil power of tie leading Nor.
mons Is upon the wane. and their spirit
ual power must inevitably follow. There
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"N sking Old Bones"

People who neglect their minor ailments rarely
live to make old bones. The secret of haze and Wig
orous old age, lies not only in taking care of ones
health in early life, by the observance of sanitary
rules but also by judicous medication when the
premonitory symptoms of bodily disorder manifest
themselvea. Indigestion, bowel and liver com
plants, fruitful CAUSES OF injury to the consti-
tuition. These diseases should be, therefore,
chez ke without delay. The best medicine ior the
purpose is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. 1hls
standard preparation dsciplines the digestive or
gans, gives renewed impetus to the bilious secre.
tive function, and cxerts beneficial influence
upon the organs of urination. 1t has no rival as
remedy for and of chlls and fever and
bilious remittent ntuses vigor into the debitated
frame, and is an excellent appeliz and nervne.
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Will open this present week, the latest summer
shapes. Pauline, Miranda, Telephone. Jaunty
Danicheffs, Equestrian, in French and American
chips. Milan Tape and Leghorn Hats, in the
new shades of cream, pearl and drab. Monituere'
French flowers in lovely combinations. Gold
spot lace, new ornaments and ruchIng. The
styles and quality renders the prices satisfactory
We have all we advertise, that is why it pays tc
print this statement. NJ. Z. WEBSTER,
+tf l5S Water St.