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National Republican., 1877-08-15
CITY OF CHESTER


Pa.,snyer- win and these ..ssmers ,ss,eraIly ai.sa
he saloons are s entire width % the 1ss,e srs arc
les.ening the liability % seasickness smoking rooms
dp Ss pas
Rates Of passage 80 and Sioo gold according to %
q hsyns ssS.! ssl:Ss privileges
seerasero and from ~ Psps a A bEE ssdSoea Srrn. rs,s
jytstm IS broadway. New York.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
These nrs,-cass steamships M sail regularly asp IN.
rom Pier No 4 "a / Nerth River
.ss Ss:s%TS'''H' Apply SGs ;@'
McKELIER, LgLINe CO.. ~ ~ ,..
Agents in Havana lyie
y " NfW YORK p BRisToi: tFns. SDIIEGII
Newport G,encesier and all ports L Br's9, s Chan
ARRAooN. S'sy syymoDas. u5D% f'e' 10 r-'A' 'N's''
CORNWALL, stamper. 49,. -
s$s!s s siesEsse sS%rs4G, ~ n "a PTs
VAR ward ''fss" For fslssi i or pSss:ss apply u m . M
jyls No 70 soath "a sfi strSst New York.
ii fTSE EoS rLYMoUrir, cHEhBoURd AND
6?HEfhahshSlA, 6REfaRf ssYsEsASIiSsa sssAISa, ,,
as g as hs'.sr % to Cont. r.
Vale Fira Cabin, gold, soe second Cabin, SoIe' sn
c. R.pIs,, r; RICHARDS s,H1Dsss, 4 BoAs, ss.s;.
esefrs, II BroasSay. %sisssseSs Sew assats York.
KuNRAsEBGT 4 sTasG s,ts.i co Ssrs Ss% Tdik Asen' ,s
WHITE STAR LINE
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED ssSfhIsf sFxTfs Ess NAIL
The sy q h, Ss afs hs aS sS.r
Of the Banks on the passage To Queenstown. all the
fEin4NNSitG' aERMkNiG.'
FhoM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81
Thsse steamers are np9sm in size and unrsrpess,ed
s RS;an are p'fS & ~sTs s
RNTis~Ssaoon 30 and 400, gold. Return Tickets
For Inspection o. plans and other Information, .p
Wis r. coRTIs. Agent
EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA eUEENsTowN.-THE
United Gs'i saIs NAN Gaf @ Ss.s Fer q X:
M9NThNa. @TSniSa.
SsAT Es;4s @ q $5 :si:SSrT TO State
lyle % broadway.
~ THE sPLENBTP MAIL . .smTEAAaahEIes m AAaahEIes 9g
sfN sIfSd nTTEsS Il rTEMSGTa FEY @ fqBk R &.
HE: II; & Sss ss:, !s. tsG' of
RATES or FAfAaE SFShBSESSs srE:SSnD S;s:!ss.s
STATE LNE-To GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL.
fiss SS!;s RRiSsS Foot oicana street. Mr.
STATE oF PESEsy5yAEA;; Ky -.
s.sa @ Iss e .
~ Es'arn %SsFS S'fasia
sesr.Fs passage q, NS ss"s sigsdsss s AND On.
T'HE AMERiCAN pN,s sfEAMsI1IP EsNsHI COMPANY OF
3 pHILADELpHHhfAii HHhfAii1aRS5tIifHVhEkPooL ARb tIfVEkPooL LINE
sm A and H fEi5s Sm Iyss
/ pool.
RER s;1sI s5AR ,Id LINE Es's: ars s
New York Dii'Fi IS Sns nasSsSilSSrRp. sSlS ~
%EfEa WsSTr sa
soI Walnut street, Philadelphs 81 Broadway. New
ys 'onE 6aissTy sGpPsaLS PiSSs. SsASoil. SsSei ,
PAuFIC NAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
For California Japan China s".tislIa ah%N New zeaiaSa
Sailing nom Pier foot Canal street. North river.
For San EranSssq Sis [sss%p a VA ssI n Panama,
Connecting Tor Central American and South Pacns
ports. ,c
s.Rs SG1% SO cIFT ESFSi'Ff 81 Rieg'n and Chin.
From San Francisco to Australia Sh and New lev Eesisaa A
gSf sfh fGpE II fsss"fs "prRS rRSsns Il Green or to
,ym Pier foot Of Canal street, North rivsn
National Republican., 1877-08-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


So Y. NJ. O. A. LIBRARY,
NEW BOOKS.
OVERLAND sToRIEs By Ms. Josephine ciis
ford temo. cloth, ti.5o
ATswoRDs poINTs. A Novel ny Judge Il. A. |
Thomas limo, cloth, ti51 |
The publishers will send copies by mail, postage
prepaid, on receipt ofthe price.
CLAYTON, REMsRN a HAFFELFINaER.
EvERY DAY REASONING; OR THE SCIENCE
OF NDucrIvE LOGIC
BY REV. GEORGE 7. HAYS. DID,
President Of wisninssG,S is%o s,o,S and Jefferson College
For sale by booksellers generally or will be sent by
mall, postage prepaid. on Teceip, ofprice.
CLAYTON, REMsEN 4 HAFFELFINoER.
s9t, ss. sss Market street, Philadelphia jy.1a
srNEwnANs SERMONS.
THE POPE FHfoTouRApHxn" FL
ke se.e Exs.y.eers: f..ee: 70 G. less4
MIsCELLANEOUS
TSHE "PEERLEss" RADIATiNG SHAKING
= Crate !he q. ,s Se hnS ever ipyensd ~. b e%nd
for beauty durability and economy In consumption OF
HAMILTON. Y. N. C A. Building.
has the Agency. Ruio oFMsw
rTNHE SOCIAL NRw YORK FIREPLACE
l. Heater Is guaranteed to be the best and most
durable heating stove In the market HAMiLTON,Y.
NJ. e. A. Buildng. has II for sale. aai0FM2w
nLD GAS FIXTURES
Rebronzed and made good as new at a trifIng cost
by HAMILTON u NJ. G A. Buildlnx. auiGtM2w
| r ANN WARRANT JOST-NOTICE To WHOM
- II may concern.-Whereas i6O acres Land War
rant No. N.sti which issued from the Pension Oflice
the 2st Of February, 1857 under act OF Congress
81 of March, lsS In the name Of Caroline f. Wright.
| George II. aud Jonathan Pearson, minor heirs Of
cnnpany, Virginia militia, war OF 1917, has ben lost
destroyed application will he made to obtain
reissue OF said warrant to the Commissioner OF PEN
| Aons. JOHN X. MARTIN.
| augsW0w Attorney.
National Republican., 1877-08-15
The following the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks as telegraphed To III. d. Cooke.r,
Co.. from the New York htock Exchange

Securities. Buying. Selling.
National Republican., 1877-08-15

manufacture STEAM MACHINERY, OF every do
scTip!Ioni hRAss and IRON CASTINGS, ROLL.
large fOR0E fhr heavy shaftlng, dc, In New York
city, REPAIFB made ~ ypedtlolsiy. lyis
National Republican., 1877-08-15

FfIZtb OiVlNW W.. IUUH bVB fTIzts OF NIU UUIU
6,y72 Cash Prizes amounting TO tli0OD,
WHOLE !: rickEIS 4, II flo HALVES. Az y, 9u,A.RTERs u,A.RTERs
600, 5Gl TICKETS, t0O.
Remlttances can be made by Mall, Express Dram,
p. q. Money Order or Registered Letter, made payA
BILE 70 O. W. barrow a To-
Reliable Agents wanted everywhere. Send roier-
ences with Application TO prevent delay.
a. W, BARROW a 60, 0enl Managera
. - Courier Journal Building, Louisville, Ky.
Or THOS. IL. HAYS a co, Genl Eastern Agents,
SEND FOR 4 CIRCULAR aas2tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
DO Not Face the Light When at Work.

Statistics kept by oculists employed
shown that the habit of some persons in
facing window from which the light
falls directly in the eyes as well as on
the work, injure their eyes in the end.
The best way is TO work with a side
light, or If the work needs strong illum-
ination, so that it is necessary to have
the working table before the window,
the window portion of the latter should
be covered with screen, so as TO have
the top light only, which does not shine
i'm the eyes when the head is slightly
bent over and downward toward the
work.
La the schools in Germany this matter
has already been attended TO, and the
rule adopted to have all the seats and
tables so arranged that the pupils never
face the windows, but only have the
side lights from the left and as light
simultaneously thrown from two sides
gives an interference Of shadows, it has
been strictly forbidden TO build school
rooms with windows on both sides, such
illumination having also proven iniuri-
GUS to the eyes Of the pupils.
We may add to this the advice not to
place the lamp in front of you when at
work in the evening, but little on one
side; and never to neglect the use of a
shade, so as to prevent the strong light
shining in the eyes. This is especially
to be considered at the present time,
when kerosene lamps, with their intense
ly luminous flames, become more and
more common.-Medical Journal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
Wished he was n Bow Again.

There was business man standing il
front Of the Wooster House, picking hi.
teeth the other morning. He was doing
this in mechanical way, as his mind
was employed upon a weighty matter
While he stood there a boy approached
with bundle under his arm. He was
going to school, but wanted to 90 else.
where. He saw the business man stand.
ing in the shade and leisurely picking
his teeth, and then he thought Of the hot
school room with it's tasks, and Of the
cool woods and fishing brooks, and
groaned within himself as he said
al wish was man, so a. coald do
as pleased"
The man still stood there. He had IA
note Of $500 to pay before the banI;
closed, and he had goods to order from
a firm whom he already owed, and he
had $50 in his pocket, and no earthly
possibility of collecting 500 more.
Then his eye fell upon the boy going to
scool, and he sighed and said
"Would to heaven was boy again
at school"-Danbury News.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23


We should like to see all artisans
united, but il this contamination is to
he attained, IL must be effected by a
persuasive or moral means. The prac.
tee of stigmatizing workmen who do not
belong to the UNION by the degrading
epithets of 'scab," "rat," "nob, ""bIack
Leg" etc, can never do any good, but is
productive of much harm, inasmuch as
this way Of referring to artisans often
prevent them from becoming union men,
and frequently embitters them against
both the union and its members. A
non-union workmen has the same RIG ut
10 he allowed to work for the support of
his family as if he belonged to a union,
and to deprive him of this right is both
impolitic updemocratic, as well as I'm
Just, so that in our advice to artisans to
JON their unions, or form new associa
tons where none already exist, we are
bound to recognize the rights of non
union workmen, as there rights are IN or
oH OF The union. If this principle of
democracy were better understood, the
trades unions of America would be much
stronger than they sre.-lron holders
Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
An Admirable Hotel Elerk.

In no city in the United States, says
the San Antonio Herald, is the travel
stained. weary traveller taken as good
care as he is in a San Antonio hotel
The manner and customs of the guests
are carefully studied. A young man
from the frontier stopping at one of our
hotels, told the clerk the other evening
that he was going to be out late, Gust
wait minute" replied the accommodate
ing clerk, and he rushed of, but so on
appeared with large envelope which he
placed in his guests breast pocket with
the remark "That is bond for your
appearance before the recorder, proper
ly signed. As soon as you are arrested
for being drunk and disorderly Just give
the bond to policeman, mention my
namo to him, and he will bring you
home in hack. Good night. God
bless YOU 7"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
Financial Pressure.

Sharpers and men of means are becom.
ing more oppressive and exacting than
ever before, and are doing much to crash
out business and confidence. Men OF
welLknown responsibility are required
to give mortgaged security quadruple
the amount obtained, and this lack OF
confidence, thus engendered by unrea-
sonable exaction and distrust, unless
soon checked, viii bring the country TO
financial ruin, while creditors, debtors
and all will he buried in the same hole.
Let US have at least q reasonable conf
dencc, which the celebrated orator, Pitt,
said, "was IA plant of slow growth"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

A novel building association IS about
to breathe into existence in Mechanics
burg. 1t embraces membership of but
five persons, namely A lumber dealer,
brickmaker, carpenter, mason and
a plasterer, each individual member fur
nishing the necessary material and me-
chanical labor for the erection OF five
houses, each member taking house as
q remuneration for his services.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

The question of the Government
taking charge Of the railroads ia the
United States is now being pretty gen
orally discussed. IL is urged that IL the
Government would run the passenger
and freight trains of the whole country,
At wonld cost much less TO passengers
and shippers, and gave more satisfaction
10 the people. The postal service rs re-
ferred toas evidence showing how well
the Government does its work, and il is
further argued that Il the railroads were
in the hands Of the Government all the
mining, manufacturing and other in.
dnstries would he run by individuals and
not by corporations, thus stimulating an
dividusl effort ana enterprise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

The ladies Of Deadwood dress as be-
comingly, hastily and fully as any of
their butterfly sisters in the east-are
just as charming, twice as sensible and
one hundred per cent. moro profitable.
The Lord deliver the poor fathers who
have put their daughters at any OF the
eastern watering place ranches for sale
this season. Out here health and intel
igence is all our girls need or good
and eligible matrimonial alliance. We
have no use for your effeminate, small
WASTED, short breathed and consumpi-
tive looking little damsels. We want
girls, and have glrls that can work in n
garden with little better result than IA
bird scratching. -Deadwood Champion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
COL

mi nGrcaf chaace tn make money. u you
tHtIAuJ csn't -rr gold ycH can gct grcrnhscks
We nessi 4 person ia every town =" isAr
s,,tScrlpfnn for tn largest cheapest and best HIS
tr,tsS FAMILY publication in the world ADv one can
become A successful agent The mf,-f elegant work
u ar given subscribers. The price - 80 "N
that s,a-f rVsry body ~uh>crihcS Oae agent IMPORTS
making over a. - week \ laiy sgent reports
tai ing sto subscribers an ten days All WIN en-
r-,- make money fast. lou leSpic All Your inc
Ia the huSiussS. only y0uT SIsre tne You nerd
not be wav home over night. Zen can do q A.
well as others Pun particulars. iretons AMI terms
ire Elegant and expansive ontiil Irce lfyou want
profitable work semi your aeiirrS At % costs
nothing the business y" one who engsrr- tsii.
10 make great paw Asisircss The Peoples Jniir-
nal - Portland, Masac.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

A convention of damsels is reported
to have met at Vineland, n. j., and re-
solved that they will wear short dresses
or nothing. What an awful thing it
would be if they shouldn't wear the
short dresses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

A young lady up town was recently
"dreaming the happy hours away, and
thought that fellow with whiskers was
kissing her coral lips, and when she
walked twas so, but the way she made
that tom-cat fly was enough to make
night turn pale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

A stroke Of lightning the other day
tore boys coat all to pieces and didn't
harm the boy. The reason was that he
had placed the coat under tree and
gone in swimming.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

This is exactly what the frogs sing in
the moonlight according to Capt. Heck
Ghoo-e-e-ha-eoing, e-wouy, e-e-weep,
e-e-weep, Hee-eep gluck, Cling, on-ound,
on.ound
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
Teachers Examinations.
Examinations of persons DESIRING to teach in IN
ounty Will be held al the Public School House on n
The Last Saturday ofeach Month,
NOTICE.

GESERAL OFFICE or The NATIONAL l. AND Co
81 Louis, No, January 18th ls77 !
FIsHk pabilc are hereby notified that JOHN W BEREa
CT sailing, ~ not authorized 10 act the Agent ol
this tOmlHny IA any capacity whatever All cOmmu-
hioatlons regarding the Company's lands should be
addressed, and all pay Inents thereon made, to r \
EMfSs. SECRETARY AND TREAsURFn, AT ABuENK
KANSAS
The Company has Tor sale low prices ant on easy
terms, about 10 IAN al the hest land IN Saline
Mcpherson, Ottawa. Lncoln and Ellsworth counties
q = GREELEY,
President
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

STATE OF KANSAS,
tpVNTY df SALINE
In District Court
George 4, f7'Th4r' r'''"'h
Mtltnds VI fvrrbaTt. D~fenisst.
To MaIJud4 VI FNsThsft y 90 will take notice that
you have been sued hN 0eoTsr EysThart, the aboss
named plsintla IN the Distract Court of saline co0nty
ksn>ss that SAID plsnta Gl- has petition The
dAy 81 july. A u. 80, snd that must aus wrT
said petition before the i5th day OF S-yt-sbss
\ u lSst. or the PETITION VIII be tak~n Az
judgement divorCing said George A FverhsTt Ron
you and giving him Tire cuslo-iS II yvuf m,oT child
HANNIBAL kVrrhsrt Will ~ rendered accordingly
DtOEGk A ~ ERIAK1
NOHLrR tCNNtNuH.N Plaintiff ATTORNEYS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
O. r NJ II 4 NJ III
"Vibrator"
Threshins Machines,


Complete Horse Power Estsbiishmsnf with
:t-insh. y insh sbd - inch yii6rrs .sd q e. ISaf
u h0rss power o. fusfeh
Two Styles Of Mounted Horse. Pousrst cor
improved ''irtPTte- gsar.' ant improfs1 -stssf
speed fNo-sturry syisi. bath kir.fs fnssa1is,t "a
"nr wheel. AMI special sty-s ssss fpr = N .fd Il
complete steam Power Outfits our anflr. isa
ihfsi@f -@pzrstor=. made expressly Tor stsafa
power. With 31inrb e. n,sf- % lch s.tsr.tsss
~ plnrh ~ liHsf and 4--lnfh .epasafins rl~arfs.
iaFt- " an al ne other fsffs irsgrtlosaf.T esp-s
0as aud fail - o.. business. alsn cur nssiakless
Steam Thrsshsr Engines. 81 our We fssis bs
}gad rifAifi "a power. durability. BtiaS s-.ssy
81 design. PERFECT SOFA fnsnship. siegsnt fush fs
plffs 10 sFsfJ detail. snd IN all rsspecfs eosfss
i0n Tor our celebrated sfsafu sspsFstoF
Our Vibrator bepaTsfora "siSns % nsi<
tAprrssig Tor steam aud o. a. snd
81 othTT MAKE ~ rngn@s sfso perfectly sa55fsf
WIN any sui al Other make q ksHss powers fsaf
sHs- ranging from "A = pibch isrglh u friiHsisf
sol y o. a. 30 hos ~ ssI.afsfnE paFfs
The World w tds HspufatI0n Il our ussehiss.
'HTstg bf~sbsfs for rsftd thr~ehnF psrftsf
sAflSs, Si'1srsbis essniEz. UAxf.ss e4esaiiss.s
eefnony ~ rFpa'rs. durability. ease ~ masAssnssnf
sni Esn"rA sapeTgrIiy b. sshsH r~.Isess -
nns IaiIy ssssbiishsf sod ksusraliY rsroNuigsd
Tbs Acknowledged Hesd add Front - Tr.la
1rfehers asd ssIes sliy sHpsfof n EraaE - dzsi.y
% ~ White ~ Fisr. Timothy sasi IA. ss-is
No "'"f HisThins esa trafhfly risEu snF osf
The Genuine Vibrator" Thrsshsr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
TOWING BROOKFILIE

"a tract coHn nj - cor
loi { b ~ raH " "a n
o ~ n . ~ " I. 90 ~ I4l
. tract CON ~ n " Of
- cor lot : b 80 run "
~ u n 81 n sDnss5
II 10 b~glDnins 500
. tract com 81 n q Of
- cor loi ; b 40 rIin "
J0l In - q - iis35
feet q -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

% to 31.-Cloudy and rain storms.
The warmest days will be the I'd, 9th,
18th, Goth and Both the coolest, the 4th,
llth, 18th, and 22d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
JOHN ". BERKS

NOES not claim to represent the National Iar.t
~ Company Of Missouri. Ia for II ia aaV ga.
Pdctfy rhdfeneT having severed ms with
the same on December End lS16 lie has, nevrIthe-
less. over ,MnhW acres of the hest lands IN Central
Kansas now Tor sale on accommodating term-. ami
hms !" sun purchasers. For particulars large
Advertisement elsewhere this paper
MAJ. JOHN ". BERhS
5l-t General Land Agent Salln, K,-.,-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

S777 J. !. Z.
~ - - - not easily sarne, IN th4se uTass
It'll i hat 10 can be Haastr IN thrss nsoBIAs
hy any one of either sss "a tay
II pant II The county Who AtiIass
II 90 Wnrt sfradily ri Tho snplos M 81
AIN III that Ne faTbtsb. go doiizra . EeeA
NJ in Nouf own town. ioa need Bol
IL aSaf from h1uis naahs
GA can give vaut whole ums 10 lhs aaTk. OF unis
youT spare m"fnrnts W have sgrufs Who MAJ az
0set 30 dollar Pea ssy All Who ~ngsas once a.
make money lat At she Preasnt tifnr money
he made % rA-llt ant fspiiF ~ oiheI bustarss
10 s"et~ nothing 60 tN Tie business tsTfSss sni q
outfit free Adiresa. Of once. ~ HNItTT1AtO
Portland. Mann. 81,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
Tees Predictions for August.

Is to 24-Cloudy and liable to frost
north of the 10th parallel.
% to 2S-Threatening weather and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
Notice to Tax-Payers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. !,
SALINE COUNTY. KANSAS
-ta -Tf July 18th, ls11
NOTICE is hereby given that the following drscrh-
~ e lands and town lots or much thereof as NAV
lie necessary for that purpose. will. on
fide'day, the I'm dag Of September. Il. d.. 1871.
and the next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
me 1T public auction my Office in the Court House
Sana for the deiinqnent and charges thereon
for the yesr a. ID ls!6
j. II. HAMILTON
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
5000

ANN go - rs~te a. ssffr ss<sf rssFg -
A4QQ - tsassss~z fsfEtsA 49, 49, = -
9OgO = $50 - rNs@f . 2sssrs ssstss. .
So fss2a Be- 49, A4zsazs nass -
$3.50 e. 80 $50 k~ss hzs-ss sss~-.ss .-s 49,.
- s4casN hssfs 49, sssss - - 80 a. -. 81 q
- i@T=s'e - ssz44ss~ sasfs ff-~ t-asaasss
49, So AAs& A. faseF $500 -
$3.50 - Fsffass1sf ffrs So 80
fA@~fF 49, a~rzta4st. 49, sssf $780,
- - fsasass = $3.50 - 80 at 49,
49, - 40 a<st srafs a. ee-s9 sss "a
= - Aaas Us 4sssf a4zFsas
.EkL ~ &-s-sls. G.a.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23
7 IL 7 IL IL Z I

Ts tb- Ssrains Class ~ 49, 80 -s.xsss.t
- tAFs - 80 $780, sra sssfssg ssas8ef 49, -
49, - 49, - - tssss So 49, ssaass 49,.
49, h4sf-fps 49, go as sfss 49, F.fs-as
- - ~ - sses7 fress ssHft g. 80 80
$50 AS sfFfrf=esass - tfatszs assf sz-ss
fassas - a. t-fasss b. na ssfla -sas4s A.
ssas = - sAsf - 49, 60
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
TOWN ELECTIONS.

The annual election for town officers was held yoster
day throughout Westchester county and passed OH In
q very quiet manner SO far heard from. Notwith-
standing tho stormy weather tolerably heavy vote
was polled tho great object Of each party being to
secure majority in the Board OF Supervisors Aside
from tho main issue, however most Of the twenty
two towns there local questions TO be decided In
regard to cAclse affairs municipal reform and other
matters, which generally have the effect OF sharply
defining party limos In all rural communities In
White Plans, where the result for Supervisor was re-
garded as doubtful the democrats have mado gain In
tho election OF Stephen s. Marshall, who received
majority OF eighty-ave votes over tho republican can
didatc Al Yo#kers charter election alsotook place.
the officers chosen IN addition TO supervisor being
an Alderman oil four wards OF tho city and
Justice OF the Peace. The result for aldermen was
iollows;-First ward, Joseph W. Riley. democrat !;
second ward Joseph N. Tompkins. republican, Third
ward, Frederic Shonnard, democrat; Fourth ward,
Isaac V. UnderhMl republican
Jacob Read, democratic candidate Tor Supervisor,
was reelected without opposition. The democratic
candidate Justice Of the Peace Joseph Shadle
also elected. The returns from the various towns
not be definitely known until to-day.