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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-29

Not long since we heard person
living not a hundred miles from Warren
abusing, in no measured terms, the pre-
vailing style of modern church edifices
He said, as a general rule, the buildings
were poorly constructed liz a few
m months by a contractor who had no IN
terest in the matter except TO make
money out of the job; after designs
which were poor, miserable limitations
of fifteenth century cathedrals that cost
mint of money and were years In
building.
We think such wholesale denuncla-
ton uncalled for. Except that the
acoustic properties are decidedly bad
and the light too subdued to examine
the apparel of the congregation with
that nicely which the occasion seems to
require, and the difficulty of heating and
ventilating the edifce, and some other
miner evils, we think modern church
architecture is equal, if not superior, to
that In vogue fifty or sixty years ago.
while we consider the use of stained
glass in the windows decided improve
ment, the effect of which (on the con-
gregation) is striking; though, to be
sure, an old gentleman with one ear
pale green and the other brilliant GRIM
son, with modification spot on the
top of his bald head, is more unique
than picturesque; and beautiful
young lady whose pride is in her COM
plexion which ranges through all the
shades of yellow from a pale straw to a
deep orange, and from whose glowing
nose the lurid CLEAN of the ruby shoots
forth and mingles with the halo of her
hair, would draw sigh
of envy from a dead Modoc-Ex.
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'Old ri" Oh fhe Telenhnne.

Old 81 heard something about the tel
ephone and endeavored to enlighten hls
friends.
''Now de convenshuns of man is wun
derful !"
"What ar dc new impeachment dat
dc foxes is laberln onder now 2" auericd
Pete.
"Well, Yer's heered tell oh dc telle.
graf whar runs on dc WAR frum pole ter
pole an talks by de tip-tap moshunw
"I'se seed dat %
"Den agin yer's heard Oh de fourno.
gryfy that jess ambcrtypcs what de
speaker says on dc spot by the congre-
gashup ob dc fust pr:nscrpuls, which
ar de pot. hooks an rafters oh de wrtin'
book :"
"Oh, vas, OATS preockcrpied my ten
ton, too !"
"Well, dis heah telerione Jess lays
ober dem all wuss dan totin' water ter
do elemphint fer or free pass do ober
crawlin' in onder the lSanvasr'
can whar kin do tellerfone do dat
hit ar so solid 2"
"W'y, yer jess goes long an sees err
sorter young woodin dinnah- bell-yer
picks hit u, talks in dc big eend, de
voice transcommits hitselt long de wlah
an fokos in de mex State heahs what
yer says Jess same ez eff dey wuz in de
ediinnln' room wild de doah open :"
Jaw, go way You's talkin' ez Of yer
thought we niggers done loos' all our
gumpshun !"
"Hit's or bon ack-hope ter die eff
faint Oar amt no hoodoo bout dis
bizness J"
"Look heah, ole man, you wants ter
go homo an hang or hoss-shoo ober yo'
ears ter keep the witches fun roostin' IN
em!"
"Dat's allus de way wild You nIggers
muffin amt nebber done fer yer dat
yer don't try ter go back on hit !"
Chow ar dat 2"
"kase dis heah tellerfone ar de prime |
'spensashun oh Proverdenoe fer de in
elusive benefit oh do cullud race.
Whar's dc use oh ham wrtinY Whar's
dc ncedcessity ob skools an' unervarsi-
tiesy Whar's de vantigos of high-tone
eddicashun, when emmy kinder niger
kin jess holler in der tellerfone, ager-
tate dc wiah an talk bizncss wild emmy
oh de foxes outer town. Dots what | 4
wants ter kno' fun de 'sembly 20
The the telephone was unanimously
Observation-Disclosures Constitution.
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Senator Douglass monument is al
length to be pushed rapidly to com.
pletion. A new and stronger founda-
tion is to replace the present one. Ii is
sixteen years since the Little Giant OF
the West" died in Chicago, at the carly
age of forty-ive. He was Attorney
General of Illinois at twenty-five; Sec
rotary of State at twenty seven; Judge
of the Supreme Court at twent-eight /:
elected to Congress AT thirty, and served
four years; elected to the United States
Senate at thirty-four, and served in that
body until his death. He is the only
person who ever entered upon a third
term in the Senate, served fourteen
years, and died ct the age of forty.five.
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JOHN W. BERhS

noES not eiGfHa 10 represent the NATIONAL Iand
H. Company OF Missouri. 10 act for a - dst CT
f1ctfy tcAGfener, having severed has counectioR win
the same on December and. LES lie has, nevcrthc-
les. over .S. go the best lands IN Central
Kansas now for sale accommodating terms. snd
Farms 20 suit purchasers. For particulars isrgs
advertisement elsewhere this paper.
Ma. JOHN W BERkS.
5l-tf General Land Agent Salina Kansas.
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"lnsults," says n modern philosopher,
care like counterfeit money. We can
not hinder their being offered, but we
are not compelled TO take them"
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
NOTICE.

GENERAL OFFICE TuK NArloSsL LsNpt Co
II Louis, Mo. January 18th. ~.
81 SaIina l. NOT auihOrixs.i 30 the Agent 81
this Company in any capacity whatever All ceitita-
noationS regarding the Company : ian'ts e1"nl'
addressed and all YaVments thereon Hasie. 10 X -
WENYSs, SXCRErNRN AND TRk NsJREH, az AhiLhNAs
KANSAS
The Company has tor sale at low prices and on easy
terms about 81. of the best land IN sailhF
Mcpherson, Ottawa. Lincoln anil Ellsworth count'cs
4 - GREELEY.
President
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Notice.
OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
N4frNE tplNTN ksNSAS

SALINE COUNTY. ksNSAS.
SaiEa. october 20, tS.1A
NOTICE j. hereby gwen bar the follow inE described
tracts 81 school land and improvements situated
IN SSline county Kansas. viii he oerr,t Tor sale
public auction. the Office Of the County IrVasurvf.
al the court hou>r. at Salina. Kansas On
Fi-idGV, the s0th iav IF NorcHg5cr. 4. n. 1877.
between the hours OF 10 % clock A. NJ ami O'Clock
4. VI. No had viii bc entertained for less taa APP
praised value Of said land and mpyoy emvnts shown
In thIs notice. and cne-tcnth 81 thc purchase money
aud iull value Of improvements must be- paid az
of Al
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Notice To TaX-Payers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER. ,

NOTICE l. hereby given that the TaN Hpll for -
" has been placed in my hands Tor collection The
following are the several Rates Of levy Upon each one
Hundred Dollars valuation. VIZ.
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sheriff. saIe.

F.,s
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PKINz'S DEATH.
The Other side OF the Story that Dying Man
Told In the Newark Hospital.

Conductor Mcvey Of the Newark and New
York railroad. who was accused by Joseph
Prnz before his death in the hospital, of throw
ing Prinz from one train in front OF another.
went to Newark's chief OF Police Yesterday and
offered to give himself up. but the Chief said
that there was no charge against him. McVey
then denied Prinz's story almost entirely, say
ing that Prnz was intoxicated, and was insult
ing women in the ear. Several persons called
the conductors attention to Prinzs actions be-
fore the conductor elected him from the ear,
which he says he did without violence. He did
not strike or stab the man, az he was accused oil
doing.
Tho brakeman. Edgar Hough. who was also
accused said that Prn2 was put of the train for
acting outrag euusly in the presence NJ women
passengers. He was not struck or stabbed and
nlightcd ON the ground in good shape. The
conductor handed prinz his satchel. and the last
thcv SAW ot him he WIS walking up the other
track. The train that Prinz said struck him MS
he wns hurled from McNcy train did not start
from the Newark depot at Broad street until five
minutes an 4 MrNey's train had arrived there.
and IL could not have struck priuz until nine
minutes after Prnz WIS elected from McNcy's
rain.
County Physician Ward. who examined the
body says that nrin1 WIS certainly stabbed on
tn" shoulder. II being concluSiVcly shown blythe
nature OF tho wound and cuts through the
el,tliul
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ST. SIIi'UEN'S GALLERIES.
The Narrow mud Crooked stairways-Pians
for Icsscninu the Danger.

Warned anew by the loss Of life in st.
Francis Xnvior's Church. the Commissioner If
Buildings has begun TO examine tho modes Of
cNit from other churches. st. stephen pre-
sen;@ itself 10 notice. lcing the largest church
q lin'e in the city. Each of its two long gal
loros il capable Of seating from 800 To 500 per-
sons. and of holding many moro nv close pack
ing. Ia the rcnr the stairs from the galleries
lead 10 those from Tho lower part " the church,
minglng the two paris OF the cunErogatO ION.
Tao occupants Of the gallery make two turns
60 d'- end the stairwdys, and tn" spaces are
narrow. I'm the front e the church There are
two doorw'N- expressly for thr galleries but
they are $50 marrow that two persons lostlc n
passing The -tairway- there are narrow. and
ak turns must h' mad" in Do ending from the
aail,S tn the outer stops. The simplest way to
mako these glllrrios safe is 10 cut wider tho
openings. and construct straight stairway-.
giVini. r.srH-- to TIA" street.
Sexton James ANlwlrd saws that four iron
stairwaN-. one COR zach gallery. are - ho made
on ilir outs Idle Of the building. connecting the
centre OF .u' i gallery with thr four-f"et allov
below. Windows are 10 be- cut down from door
WAYS. viii ia are Ia BE- opened during every
service Tho alt 'raiion j. 10 bc made aster the
lentcn and Easter services are over.
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Paris received 1904 foreign visitors |
Surins 1870 agains, 0 the year previous, and l25
7Ds In 1874.
An aged negro woman is pupil in
Boston infant school She say, Use swine TO learn
suthin' afore den
Two hundred and sixty-cight periodicals |
In the Magyar tongue sn,i last year being twenty
cistii more than IN 1879.
1t has been decided TO give the Museum
ofndu-tral Art nj New ay, Of the old state
House In thnt city II Will he opened May
Mrs Haskell has given such hearty sat
isacon state Librarian " the Legislature of rcnncs
&C tina, she has been reelected without opposition
Since tho confirmation Of Haycss
Cabinet, zachorahs confidence in human nature has
weakened extent that the haisamic charm Of
the matutnal cock 'ail is iinTot'n' TO revive IT,
Tho meeting house OF the First Parish
Hinaham Mass was erected IN iosi There have been
but six ministers in tins parish since 1888. the shortest
service being eighteen years and the longest sixty i've
In the Methodist church in Mcridcn, |
Conn., Pastor Bosc was for many years assisted IN com
munion BY the Rev Mi rcii,c retired Cherry
Lately Mr. pcicc voted IN iavor of licensing liquor
sellers and nov the brethren refuse 20 receive the sacfa
mcni his hands
The new President Of the Turkish Cham
her Of Deputies yonk Eacndi speaks AMI writes English
and French with much ta,htv Is an advanced mahcma
tician, and gentleman ct culture lie has translated
hoeics plays into Turkish and represented his country
at the Congress Of oucuiah,t- held an - PETERSBURG.
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zci'sg completes y century and % hall at existence In
commemoration OF tis event with the new years nun
Der It gave s6ic '~f Il The hrsi number ui - s'rond
years issuc-that OF The nrs year was not ohainahle
In connection with this anniN,r,Ar. m paper showed
hat feies the Great wa NOT only founder oi tie nr-i
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ADVERTISING RATES.
STEAMBOATS, ano 8allroaos.
ENNsHLvANIA RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL. ROUTE
Trains leave Sew YORK. DesbrUs,es AMI Cortsnits
ferries. a. follows
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6and9 NJ
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Accommodation Iur Trenton 7 A VI . and 4loP.M
Tor train. 10 Newark. Elizabeth. Rthway. fnnceto1
Irouton Perth Amhuy fNmingtnu. BrVidrre, anl
other points, lofal schedules AZ all ticket nf'e>
Trains arrive From rtt.bur 10, - amt 1850 A Ani
10 - T. VI daily. 10 ioA " aud 800 T. VI dny 60
cert Monday From WaSin ,tun anl Btlunorr. ~
O5OA NJ u. $40 anl lO.1p T.. VI. SUNDAY. q 80 ,
" From Philadelphia, 80. $50 Gtp g 80 ~ 10
II 5OA 2lu i.iO . 10. t. ~ so. 10 10 anl ~ D
]. VI sunday. 1O,. go q 30 30, II % A NJ oil
10 IN, AMI in.2u + VI.
Ticket offices. 90 AMI ga Broaiwav 40 Asor Hons,
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Brooklyn IA no AMI ll- Hut ST linhnNou icpOL
JtrsrN NitN Eni-rnnt ticket Ofhcr, htury place.
FRANZ THOMSON. Bufn. la
Gcn'ra MANAGER Gsul fi...H.+r ut
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Drowned OF staten Island.

Francis Sw'nton. Jacob Van Polt. and Joseph
lioigs while sailing Of Staten Island Sunday shipped
heavy that iins the boat tn, other two got SWIM
TN tn ashore alive hut hu died rwlrd lie
old rcsld. MT ul the island
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4 cst ano touno.

EOUND-A rng ON Satur lay last nu il.t Il near
u hA-. nAnrr chm rrcrIye II ~ ! l-i ~ ~. ru-u
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RIO PIIILADELPtIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA


NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
~ Through Trains each way dailv Dsp0ts In PILLS
dclplIa. M Sew York
Cracks the most Improved Equipment AMI the Fasiea
TINT consistent with absolute sAUV.
Express trains leave Now York, via Desbros-es AMI
turtnnlt -. ferries, ~ fol0wst
80 = 80 : ~ ni.D united, 10 ~ 4 VI. l. 4 :, J.
50, Hr. VI ami - midnight sunday $50 A NJ.
u, !, r.Bn AMI T. "
Rr'ufnn. train. leave Philadelphia, - ? 10 T. IN
;ai. AMI ~ A v lmitd cNprfs- - r NJ. IN
"a, and 80 J. ami - midnight On sunday
~. $50, T. $50 A NJ, 4, T. 735 l.. NJ, anl ~ lnlL
night
Ticket Ofices. S2i ami ga Broadway, No AstH
lIuu.r ant foot De.brOs., AMI Cortlanlt iroIr
IT, BrOoNNn. ia, III. AMI ia Hudson II. Hobosrn;
depot, Jersey city. Ensrant ticket oacc, BaucJ
place.
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n1oTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named Executors, Administrators, Suar-
dians and Assignees, Rave nled IN my SInce "a; a.
st. Clairsv lille, their accounts and vouchers Tor
John Tros eh, admr Of Jacob Troseh, DECD.
Robert ii wilkins. admr Of James wilkins
oIs r G Miles, admr of M Miles, deed.
Abram Kinds. admr OF Nelson r Kinds,
Ross J Alexander. executor of Thos Day,
W D and E Smith, admrs of Thos Smith,
IS Stephen Hobson, admr OF Julia A Hobbs,
' Stephen Hobsou assignee of John NJ Howell
John W Conley. guardian of John NJ and
James f Graham, minors. -,
las A and VIM b Slater. admrs of James W
Slater. decd
lanes Alexander, guardian of Ella W, Geo.
C. and Jennie B Mckee, minors.
Geo Fl Kemp. adinr OF Dennis Kemp; oeca.
Richard Rey nolds, admr Of Joseph Rey-
nJ James and Jesse A Burson. admrs of Mary
J John Keyser, executor of Margaret Keyser.
John Keyser, executor of Jacob Keyser decd,
Alex. Nef, guardian OF Samuel M Hinkle,
lanes Moore, guardian of Mary ]. James j.
and John W. Martin. minors.
Ju,ianna II Branson. guardian OF mary 4
and lydia Branson. minors:
levi Lee admr OF John Lee. decd
CIR Atkinson, guardian OF Laney stephens
- Cyrus Ramsey, admr of Eleanor Ramsey
Vim M Armstrong, executor OF Thos Arm
strong. decd. ,,, ~ u,p.ov
Chas Mead. admr Of Addison WILSON,
Cope, aimI OF Sallie NJ Cope, decd:
swan G Vance, guardian Of Arisanna, Saran
4. and Malissa Bethe', minors
Vim Hardesty, guardian OF Ida ] Crymoie,
Walker Brock, executor of Jonathan Car
Thos Gallagher, guardian of James Hackett
minor. poh;,-
Joseph F Hutchiscn. admr of Joseph Scott
decd. Il, .,,
u Murphy, executor of Samuel ID Murphy
decd. C.o.
Ross ] Alexander, assignee OF Henry cape
hart. assignOr. u
Elihu Brromhall, guardian OF Laura b
Worthington, minor. oo.,,
All of which will be for hearing on the 18th
oAs Vi -""'' C. W. CARROLL,
Navs II 81 Prostate Judge.