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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
published March s, ISL
Ordinance No. 145.

AN ORDINANCE in relation to an election TO vot,
for against Issuing bonds for the purpose Of pu
chasing lot erecting city building, &c.
Be il ori,ined by tie Mayor and Counci,men Of Ia.
CITY Of Sdtind:
Section l. An election shall be held at he council
room Of said city the md day of April, A ID
ls77, Tor the purpose of voting against the
ing of bonds by the said city of Sallna to the amount
OF hrty-i,e hundre'i dollars, pay able in ten year
from the date ~ their issue, with interest thereon
the rate not to exceed ten percent anuum with ia
t.rest coupons attached pay able systematically in the
city Of New YORK. 4 bond or many there Il AS
NAV he necessary to br issi iJr the purpose OF pu
chasing site said city and erecting Their bIil
ing TO be used by said city tor cOuaci room, engine
hUu~e, a"d 10" cay purposes generally.
Section 2. Each ballot shall have printed WI itten
the con For bonds Tor purchasing Si'" anc erecting
bu idmg the ~ or Against bonds for purchasing
site and erecting building Al, Iron. -
Sec. s. The polls shah be opened at o'clock A. (.
AMI closed AT 6 clock L.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect and be
IN force from aud alter lis publication &c in the SA
LINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Approved March 9Th 1871
C.S. RADCLIFFE,
MavOr.
hereby certify the above and foregoing to be
and correct copy vi ordinance passed the Mayor
and Councimen OF the city Of oalna, March 9Th,
ISL
Attest: +. T. BOWEN,
City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

Mr.. Thomas Sturtevant died at his residence
In SaIina at o'iock in the morning OF Marci
5,h 1877, Of consumption, aged Is years, IL
months and 90 days. The funeral services
took place at the Presbyterian church toi
which society he was a member) last Tuesday
afternoon, being conducted by Ills PASTOR he'.
w. A. Simkins. Mr.. Sturtcvant mas resideo
in this community some five or six years, hav-
ing been engaged as book keeper at A NJ.
CampbelI & Co.'S He is the father of Mrs. j.
n. Day and has also several other relatives
In Salna.
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NOTICE.
The state of Kansas, county of Sadness.

The state of Kansas, county of Sadness.
Thomas Psdget and Agnes Psdgct, of unknown res
idence, supposed TO g. in England, will take notice
that they have been sued the district court OF Saline
county. Kansas, bv the Salina Building Saving and
trust Association, plaintiff to foreclose and sell
lot No. on Seventh street, Hollands addition TO
the city of Sana in said county, under the mort
and note given By them to said pa. ntif that they
must answer the plaintiff petition filed in the Office
OF the clerk OF said court the 9th day of March,
1871, against them and Mary l.. Eastman. G NJ Last
man and the Singer Manufacturing Company as de-
PENDANTS, on or before the 18th dav oil April, ISL or
said petition will be taken and Judgment will
be rendered accordingly against said Thomas Padgct
for $3.50 81 principal and interest and attorney fees
sail note and against all said defendants the sale
OF said real property and barring all their interest
therein.
March sih IS.7.
SALiNA BUILDING. SAVING AND TRUST AS
SOCIATION, BY JOIN FOSTER. its Attorney.
Attest NELs PETERSEN, clerk OF Dist. Court Saline
county, Kansas. 5-3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

The state of Kansas, county of Sadness
G. A. whitmore and Mary J. Whifrore, OF Con-
have been sued in the district court Of Saline county
Kansas by the SsIna Building, saving and Trust As
ISOLATION rs plaintiff 10 foreclUse and cell real proper
ty to-wit Lots and the odd numbers from s. to 81
nclsve) on Third street and S. So IS, 80, 81, 81 and
Is to g. inclusive. Filth street and to A., incu-
sive Excepting g, q, 26 and 2s) Greenw0o.
nue. and depot grounds all being in Jones' sldi-
ton to the city OF SAilna In said county under a
said plaintiff; that they must answer the plaintiff s
petiiioi led in the Office OF th= clerk of said court
the eth day OF March, lSs1 ag inst them and said
Beebe on or before the 18th day Of April lS11 or
said petition will be taken true and judgment rem
dpred corngly against them barring all their inter-
in said real property and also against said Beebe
for s42 and for the sale of sand real property 10 pay
said Judgment
March Sth. 1871.
SALIVA BUILDING, SAVING AND Trust ASSOCIATION,
By JOHN FOSTER, its Attorney
Attest: NELs PETERSON, Clerk of District Court.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

la the crop report of the Western hnrai we
find the following statistics from Saline
county:
Our principal crop is wheat. The crop last
year averaged about ten bushels per acre. re,
making the total crop Of the county AVUo
bushels. IF has been mostly shipptd East dur
ing the last five months at prices varying from
SOC to lbs. Grading Nos. 3 and 10 no
grade. Corn crop average ranging from ~ 70
20 bushels per acre. Very little corn on manu.
The new will be mostly fed af home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
Kansas Pacific RAILWAY.

Oar readers should remember that the only direc
line to all principal points in Kansas Colorado ant
New Mexico, Is via Kansas City or Leavenworth II
visit the great Colorado Resorts near Denver. II
Climate, Snow capped Mountains, Canons Cascades
HIT, Warm and Cold Medicinal Springs and Bath:
will both delight AMI benefit you T. 2 oAkes i.
General Superintendent. and n Cornell Acting
General Passenger Agent with Offices in Kansas City
Mr.. Cornell will mail to any of your friends in tn.
East or South. who contemplate trip or residence in
our country copies OF the Gazette, &c illustrating
the country reached bv the Kansas Pacific
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

The unfortunate mortal who attempts TO
conquer the habit of using tobacco is certainly
to be pited. He commences on lcorice root
and cews ii until he lmagines he is saw
mill. He tIien takes calamus root and eats that
until he dreams he is nicely imbedded in a
swamp of sweet flag. His last resort is gun
regular, bona fide gum. He chews aud
chews and chews. His thoughts ARE irresisti
bly, centered on that wad of gum. He thinks
he will put brakes on his jaws and lay that
gum away on shelf until another time. But
You might as will stop the machinery OF the
solar system as stop that gum from being
chawed. On, on the jaws move, until at last
by spasmodic effort the wad is extracted
thercfrom. Poor Observation-Disclosures. We
pity thee. Stick to the pledge, though. even
il you chew up all the gum in Christendom.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
The following is the report of attendance at
the Salina public schools for the sixth month :

The following named pupils of the higl
school received perfect grades in attendance
punctuaIity and department. with average
grades, during the month, as indicated Ross.
Burcli. 90; Maggie Rash. SO; Samuel Wilson
So; Eben Bishop. 81; Bonnie Hanna, 81
Arthur Day. 81; Ella Coburn. So; jennie
Dodds. 90; Amy Berks. 95; Mary Campbell
a5 Lilly Clark son. 95.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

There Wills meeting of the Opera House
association AT 5. III. Williams & Sons feed and
flour store tonight. Let all the stock holders
be present.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

Att meeting of the Assessors of Saline
S. w. Collins was made chairman and j. NJ
Gre ley clerk. The following basis of valua-
ton was made:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
Election Proclamation.


Saiina. by virtue of the authority vested in me
do hereby proclaim and give public notice that the
annus cit, election will be held at the city council
room I'm SAID city,
Monday, the Cd day of april, 1877,
at which time and place the following officers are tn
be elected:
One Mayor,
Five Councilmen, and
OGe Police Judge.
Al the same time and place election will also be
held as provided by ordinance No 1876 of nd ty
Tor the purpose OF voting Tor agiini ISSUING bonds
ny me st city OF Salina to the amount thirty
hunrrd dollars payable In ten years from The date
their issue with Interest thereon the rate of not
cet!lng ten per cent anDum, with interest coupons
alta he'd payable semi annually in the city OF New
f"ik. SAID bonds, or as miny thereof m ny be
necessary TO be issued for the purpose of purch
site IN SAID city and erecting thereon building to
be used by said city for council room. engine house
ana Tor cy purposes generally, and each ballot Al
purchasing site and erecting building thereon" or
Ag ilnst bonds or purchasing site and erecting
buiiiing therrOn.'
do hereby CONT tute and appoint A. w wickham,
e. W Banks and X L. Watson jhlg 8. and Jacob
Dewitt and T. T. Bowen clerks OF said election
The polls will be opened at 8 O'Clock A NJ and
closed at 6 o'clock Z. NJ. of said day.
In testimony whereof have hereunfo set my hand
and caused the corporate seal of said city to
lSEALl be affixed at my Office in ,linl saline
ty. Kansas, this 18th day of NJ lrch, \. ID 1877.
CHARLES ). RADCLIFFE Mayor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHULTZ e WILMARTH.
Carpenters and Joiners
Salina, Kansas.

Are Trrpsred To undertake work OF suv kind 10 their
line. sld viii guarantee irst cla>s work
Ssop Jssf Essf 81 Eb~ykarfs q ssdeaxorfs Zu-aS<y
lHrd, s<rexfk Sfrrsf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08
BargaiRs
Important Notice.

To close out in Furs, Millinery, Fancy
Goods, at At. GRIER's.
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Dissolution Notice.

The CO. psrtnershi9 hervt fore existing between
y. lit"wtch snt hi ~ IftEn tnB. the tiry ro,f.
business. a. >Ataa n tn-s-. a -r III drra rs- an
style Of Lifowica WITHIN sua. tins day dissolve
bs mutual tGscnt 81 psrtics, Mr. A. Lfg0wkeh
hsVt.g sold his iBtrresf sad business 70 Mr. go
HolitnEsworrh. Thr Grfu Of WIsfnzaa A HalIiars.
worth viii zs>m- ali se5s- and liabilities 81 t -.
MIN OF l-tow.ca NIstlatan- q a LirDWItH
March sth, Isl Ep. wITrNASS
The firm Of Whitman Haliarsuorrh suerr.s,r.
10 L1iowco 4 SIgfmAnn. respectfully solicit GOA
tInaaacr OF the pAlroaar Bestowed u.-a tie rptfrin
nFI b ing csnsieat Thy c2n gre ne beet Of sati--
iscsIoa TO their customers
wITTNsNS 4 EoLIINcSwnErg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

Jacks. jennies and stations assessed accord
ing to the Judgment of the assessors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-08

New To-Day.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ordinance No 1as-City.
Election Proclanation-C S. Radclin.
Miscellaneous Advs-Geo. Rowell Co.
DIss olution Notics--Litowich & "ittmann.
Notice-Salina Building, saving q Trust Assn.
Notice do do do de do
LOCALS.
A. Weller.
G.. A. Solberg.
J. M Anderson.
Sargent & Bates.
c. j. Lay & Bro.
Mrs. a. I. Grier.
Briggs & Gebhart.
Mrs. Z. e. Anderson
Ober, Bond a Wilson.
Campbell, Sloan 1uthill.
MARYLAND, Dodge Moore.
Whitman a Hollingsworth.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03

specially adapted to the wants and interests OF
any sect, and after clearly setting this tortb' ne
made such an appeal to the delegation to remem-
Der that they were Americans as well as Quakers,
that I was fairly electrified. The effect produced y
his words on the delegation was astonishing.
When he began they were all seated after he
had spoken ten minutes one after another rose
to his feet, until they were all standing then
thew commenced to move toward him., and they
had soon surrounded him in a body. Before he
finished [ saw the chairman take out his petit
ton and tear it to pieces; and when he had
finished some of them were shedding tears, and
all were grasping Webster's hands as fast as
they could get them. Friend Webster cried the
spokesman, thee is right and we are wrong
we owe thee an apology; We will say no more
"The next day 1 met Mr.. Webster, and with
a countenance of perfect gravity he said Well,
Shields, now didn't we barney those fellows
nicely?"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03
Webster's Eloquence.
How d. Black Dam" Electrified she BROKER

HOW ~ IL DUA
while | was in the senate (said General
Shields> I saw much of Webster both in and out
of the %capitol. He met me one day and SAID;
Shields, l find l have got into dlfhculty with
some of my constituents, some Quakers, VINO are
dissatisfied with my advocacy of a certain meas
ure, and have sent a large delegation down mere
from Massachusetts to make a protest. nave
promised to meet them this evening, and would
like to have you there
why, what can l do?"
Your native blarney, Shields 1t may help
me out of this trouble 81 laughed at the
idea of blarney efecting anything where Daniel
Wehster's eloquence could not convince and l
made that objection but he insisted, and L
promised to be on hand. Evening came, and L
Joined Mr.. Webster at his rooms. Presently
the delegation arrived and were seated, a dozen
or twenty of the most solemn men L have ever
seen, ali rigidly costumed in Quaker dress.
Without wasting any time the chairman arose
and addressed Mr.. Webster in a set speech. He
commented severely on the course OF the senator
as to the measure in question, setting forth the
bad effect which it might have on their sect, ex-
pressing great sorrow and surprise that Mr.. Web
ster had been found supporting suchab bill, and con-
cluded with a vigorous protest in writing, which
bore many signatures. Webster listened atten-
lively with unchanged countenance, and when
the spokesman had resumed his seat he rose and
replied. He spoke half an hour, and before he
concluded grew as eloquent rs he was often
heard. His defence was simply that he deemed
the measure one demanded by the interests of
the whole country, although it might not be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03
PRESERVED CoRNED BEEF!

HAMS. PRESERVED BEEF
Il Tongues, in two pound cans, n
se29 For Sale BY boLLES "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP |

Is a Specific in those OBNOXIOUS DISEASES which have
rae heretofore treated with " Sulphur 0intments" having the
advantage Of being CLEAN, ISoTFESsTvE and UsISJuRIou" to
OIofbfu0
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CIDER.

PLEASANT, HARMLESS. EON-INfOXI-
"A CANT, a refreshing drink for warm weather, with POSI-
lively n mineral acids or other deleterious substances. Man
ufactured by -
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Ciothing'
BATHS !

The beneficial results Of Sulphur Baths are too wei known
tn REQUIRE comment. The effects Of SUI
pHTR SOAP in the bath, are truly electrical, completely
daadoTizinc offensive accommodations and thoroughly purifying
fe entire surface of the body. In fact It's
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-11-03
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. }se
ISLAND OF OAHU.S

ISLAND OF L.
On this 18th day of March, A. d. 1875, personally appeared
before me Geo. T. Shipley, known to me to be the peIson Is-
scubed in and who executed the annexed Instunen.' ~uo
acknowledge to me that he executed the same freeiy ana o.
unfairly. and for the uses and purposes therein set iorh'
CHAs. T. GULICK,
sm. Notary Public.
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The following Certificate, from a medical man, speaks for
S HONOLULU March 18th, 1875.
ruav.NG EXAMINED ii CHAMPAGNE
CIDER. made by Messrs. Fisher l. Son, of this cHy, L
find it entirely free from any deleterious ingredient ntnT
have never seen equaIed for its anti-billious, tonic and inVigo-
ra,;nc nroperties. I have used it myself as a cholagogue, and
T have prescrTbed its use for my patients. 1 commend it I'M
hesitatipelv az a refreshing and an eminenty healthy drink
for N fronical climate. l consider it the best thing OF the
VI. ~ ~ :. = 80 mat with. G.. I. SHIPLEY, NJ. D.
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The King Of Soaps for Bathing
and Toilet Purposes.

Directions.-For Diseases OF the Skin battle freely and
apply 3 thick lather before retiring, allowing 1t TO remain over
night-Por scaIds and Burns apply the lather freely to the
affected parts, and the FIRE and pain will be removed immedi-
ateIy For Gout. Rheumatism Sprains, Bruises and Cuts APP
Div cloths well saturated with a strong solution-Foro old Sores
and Ulcers it is invaluable. Use freely as a lotion"-For a
preventative in Objectionable Diseases use a strong suds as a
wash externally and by injection. 1t never fails.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-17
News Summary.

The Louisiana case was reached Tn the Electoral Commission on the 12th First certificate opened was signed by Gov. Kellogg, showing 8 votes far Hayes. Second certificate, sIgned by John McEnery, showed votes for Til den. A third certificate showed s votes for Cooper; this was excluded Objections to Hayes certificates on ac count of fraud were filed by Democrat ic side, and objections 10 Tilden cerii ficates were filed on Republican side on ground that ;he electors named therein had no legal existence and that McEnery was not Governor of Louis jana. Objections were referred to the Commission. Argument was begun on 18th, and continued to 14lh, with no decision on that day
 Chicago Tribune's Washington spe- cial of the 14th says Senator Kelly of Oregon Tn debate yesterday put him. self on confession and acknowledged the receipt and use of Tild en money 1 in Oregon to amount of $S,O0O: Cronin demanded and got 5000 of this. On the 14th the Senate passed bill removing political disabilities of Gen. Joseph Johnson.
 The New York Herald's Columbia. South Carolina, dispatch of 14th says the Democrats will under no circum- stances submit to Chamberlain as Governor, but will have blood or a military government first
 Slight advance in mining stocks in San Francisco, on 14th. California 51.- 9; Consolidated Virginia 54; Justice 14; Mexican r; Best and Belcher 3G, &c.
 Gold in New York, 14th, 1Oj56; Greenbacks in San Francisco, 942f@ 95Il
 February 15 was occupied in argu- Ing Louisiana case before Commission. with no decision reached
 Advices of the 18th give more favor able prospect to bringing up Texas Pa cific compromise bill. An effort tOI that end will be immediately made.
 Senate Committee on Oregon cleo tors have deciphered a dispatch toI Tilden's nephew calling directly for money to buy electors.
 About noon of !5th, ". IT. Weldon made an attempt to assassinate Govern or Packard in his office at New Or-I leans. The Governor was shot in theI knee and in turn shot his assailant| wounding him badly. Weldon has confessed that there were four others in the plot
 Yesterday morning Wm. Clancey was found by Mir. Moore's herders, ! about three miles west of Maricopa, . wounded and nearly dead. He reports that he was shot, robbed and left for dead by two Pima Indians whom he, had engaged tO lead him to a mIne.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-17
THE CITIZEN.
- FEBRUARY l7, 1877.
[ OCIL MATTERS.

LAST Sunday morning, in the pleasant and sunshipy intervals between rains
 the people of God and a few of us sons of
 Belial wended our way to the Presbvterjan .church-holding service at present in the
 CouTt-house. There was as usual a goodly attendance and marked interest in the
 wholesome discourse Of the Rev. NIT. An derson. The theme Of his sermon was Jacob, the dealings Of God with him and
 his spiritual discipline. It will be recol- lected by the scripture student, land others will know it nov if they didn't before,l that Jacob was pretty tough case even in
 bis tune. He induced hIs brother Esau to sell him his birthright for a mess or red pottage, Same thing as chile con car ne.) Subsequently. by artifice, he sWindled
 Esau out Of his dying and blind fathers blessing, which was very valuable and esteemed thing In those days. The account will be found in the 27th chapter Of Genesis. one Of the most interesting in the old tes- tament, and narratIng a piece Of sharp practice that every lawyer especially
 would do well to study. Some years after the above achievements Jacob, who in the meantime had contracted that romantic marriage with the " beeutiml and we'll fa- vOTed" Rachel after a seven years siege. another doubtful transaction one Of the greatest horse tor rather cattle) trades ex,ant, and by which he beat his father-in-law Laban out Of the greater part of the latter's immense herd Of year. lings. In fact If you have never read or if you have forgotten this history of Jacob. we could point you to nothing more inter- eshng than it's perrsal. Well. through all these weaknesses Of his nature, Jacob was finally led by way be knew not to high plane or purity of heart and the perfect stature ofa gOdlike man. Pointing nor al with the life, tuals, and struggles of Jacob, the preacher showed that by the grace and power Of God, we can all con- quer fl we steadfastIy wrestle with the evil within us. The singing by the cholr and was very pleasant and any one who can once listen tothe sweet voices and not come on every subsequent oppor- tunity, is Ct for treason, stratagem and. spols. We wish though the choir would mt sing the DoNology at the opening of service. IL mixes things up so terribly. l.. sets fellow 10 pinching and shaking him self awake and trying 10 recOllect the text and heads Of the sermon, Sc., before the sermon has been preached, and must bel very trying 10 weak intellects.
Arizona citizen., 1877-02-17
Court Session.

The regular biennial term of the Court commenced on Monday morning last. Al that time the United States and Territorial courts conver Chief Justice French pre- siding as District Judge.
 Respective grand Juries, composed oi 9 good and true men, were empanneled with Jas. H. Toole as foreman; these, after being sworn and instructed, retired for de- liberation. The United States grand jury returned three indictments against defen- dant in the ease Of United States vs. C. V. D. LovejOy, for embezzlement. F. B. POmroy, United States Attorney, appeared for the prosecution and Messrs. Hughes and Clark for defendant, who was arraign- ed, plead not guilty and was plaeea under s30O0 bail. Trial under first indictment set forl9th and venire for jury issued.
 The Territorial court proceedings were as follows:
 Criminal and civil calendars taken up:- Case OfTerrltory vs. Al c. Woffenden, con- tinued for the term. Case Of Territory vs. W. \. McDermoit, set for trial to-day. Es- cheat of estate Of T. McWilliams to Ter ritory vs. II. B. Smith, dismissed. In For bach ys. Shultes, demurrer overruled and case transferred to Pinal county. Kicker son vs. Carpenter dismissed by con sent. Buckalew vs. Smith and Stearns, and Gardenhire vs. Blade continued for term. Mandel vs. Hooker. on appeal from Justices court, judgment reversed. Car penter vs. Pima county, on appeal from court, heard and taken under ad- visement. Gomez vs. Gomez, report by referee and taken under advisement. Grand Jury returned two true bills, both indictments for grand larceny, against John Dawson and Jesus Portillo respect Ively: arraigned and plead not guilty, each. The Grand Jury reported thorough exami mination by committees ofthe various municipal offices and affairs. They par ticuIarly found fault with the food furnish ed prisoners in jail.