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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04
BreekvilIe Items.
FIR, our slrcisl Correspondent.

| (Fr"r srccisi Correspondent.
| Broolville is still alive. and il i, believe
she has entirely recovered from the decline
which /, was said by rival towns she had gone
into.
| Real estate business appears to lie lively
Our enterprising town>man-lrusgist-j eweler
real estate agent-insurance agent-sewins
machine agent-and NOTED Republican
Mr.. Clark, informs us that he has disposed oi
quite number OF business and dwelling house
lots within the past few days, on which build
ings are now ia course of erection. Mr.. Clark.
himself, has contracted for the erection OF a
fine drug house which, when completed, will
be an honor to the town and Western Kansas.
Steve Mulligan is about to build two story
building in the center Of town, intending TO
rent it for a restaurant and hotel.
Mr. Hosaboom has completed his elevator,
all but the machinery for elevating. He don't
walt for machinery, but is in the market buy.
ing, and makes it quite interesting for Marlin &
Co. among the loads of wheat and other &C.
reals which are daily pouring into town.
Marlin Co. are putting in machinery for
elevating in their grain house, Is they find il
impossible to handle the grain coming in fast
enough, with their present facilities. When
completed, they will be able to handle five car
loads per day, and say that this will be INSULT
Client for their business, Ii trade increases IS IL
has for the past four weeks.
1t Is quite refreshing to 60 down town eve
nings-see and talk with our merchants; they
all appear to be In such good humor. smiles
all over their faces, looking as clicked rs 8
little red wagon" Ask them how business Ia.
the invariable answer Is, ''tip-top, couldn't ask
for better
We have once In q while droll genius In
town, for Instance A few days since person
pretty we'll known In this community leased
or rented his farm, agreeing to furnish the
lessee team, implements, ETC., etc. The lessee,
1t seems, wanted some papers made ont In
legal form, and the two went ia search Of
justice Of the peace, but they happened to stop
In at friend C.'s store, aud the lessor said
Now we needn't go to no justice Of the peace
here Is c., and he IS noted Republican,
he'll make out the papers all square. You
can have the farm and tools, and ! will always
leave team at your exposure
Twenty-seven wagon loads of wheat were
at one time on our streets last Safur-
day.
Election drawing on. We expect 10 have
quite an increase to our population in the per-
sons of aspiring politicians.
Wanted, q good harness shop.
Wanted, most of all, good mill.
MORE" WFEK
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Saline county Will hold delegate
convention az the Court House salina on saturday
the 9Th day OF October. lS1, AZ O'Clock l.. VI. Tor
the pur pose OF nominating candidates 10 be- supported
for county Offices Of the November election and choos
ing Democratic central committee for the ensuing
year The basis of repre- ssntstloR val. be i've dele
gates from smoky Hil four delegates from SurinE
Greek and three delegates from each OF the other yo
ing prec ncts in the county Voters requested 10
meet their usual places of holding elections SAT
uriay the e9h day OF September. ls.7 amt elect del
egai-s.
BY order Of the Democratic central committee
). II. PALMER, Chairman.
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WORTH kNowIyG.--Wc have for several
months past been regularly in receipt OF the
West Shore, handsomely illustrated paper
published at Portland, Oregon, and We car
checriully recommend it 10 our readers. 1t il
devoted to the resources Of the Pacific North.
west, and also furnishes miscellaneous litera.
ture of high standard. Every number is
beautifully illustrated, and the sJanuary and
July numbers are marvels Of enterprise. The
second volume, just closed, consisted Of 2a6
large-sized pages letter press, with 80 artisti-
cally executed engrayings Of Pacific Coast
buildings and scenery. Every family in this
State should subscribe for the West Shore.
Sent postage paid, one year for $3.50. Speci-
men copy, 20 cents. January and July num-
bers free to all yearly subscribers, or 50 censt
each to non-subscribers. Address l.. Samuel,
Publisher West Shore, Portland. Oregon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

On Friday last young man about Is years
Of age, calling himself. William Fisher and rep
rcsenting that he lived on Salt Greek, this
county, came into town riding q handsome
young mare and leading pony Shortly af.
ter his arrival he proposed TO sell the horses at
so low figure that suspicious were aroused
that all was not right. HIS stories were con-
fiicting with regard TO the ages of his horses.
where he gol them, how long he had owned
them, &c. Finally Sheriff Walls, like Micaw-
ber always waiting for something to turn
up made his acquaintance and after question
ing him closely, concluded to detain him until
the matter could be investigated, and placed
him under arrest. After he had been In Gus
tOdy a few hour. he confessed to the Sheriff
that he had stolen the mare on the night pre-
yiOus. somewhere on the outskirts OF Salina,
but still insists that the pony belongs to him
lie Will have his preliminary examination 10
day, providing he Is not called for by Saline
county officials before the hour OF trial --Sa-
line Valley Register.
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MARRIED

wHIE-LoGAN-ln thhs elty. % Ts.slAy ,ssssas
october 2 sse r~ss1erce Of The bs1s. PaFynts -
Rev :. Carr Mr.. LSsis White. % Jcssst iiis sssa
Niss Kate Ls.sa. Of >aifns.
Number Of the fTrn.l. OF tie fasssly psss-s'
a. ihs Treilesce Of Gel snsi Mrs Henry Lsgaa. q
ieH IN fs ore.rsBOs % fhis harpY eTeai asa eItse1
th~ir vArmesi ocasrA,aiasiSss The far srSss an
ssfimaSie groom no eonctas.sz Of sA< e<r.<assg
AMI eOzgrssulzfias az <ssA<rsd srus1 fs< sisrsusiy
sFEeas table and pars@ss u tie 'vixass % vsriSss
kEns % slare iAx taste - M.ny beaG,isai presssfs
rnsnsea,oes Of siseersfrsss-ssiP .s1 seartY ss<ss
wIsbes Bestowed SpSa lie ksFyv pss. asa frsrE
ths houstaFses q = ss frrs s~rrSSsfizg TIE pss.s
gTzrss q fatty haz4red bssses-tressrd and e.
erssse-Ka Hsels Of he gr0ozz Ind r-4s-s'-s. tss
el.~hing bgsis 90 take year osose<-f
Mrs AL xrs. whse dSpsrsed fsr Joasss. a.. i.
th<sr fzrz-s soz-l % Wednesday z.rssss. cxsIysss
wifA th-1 ise ssees Of --ssas lie sd prosperity
frszn soss % frxaas - sslsss frs-.d e~ascs.-s
ms rrrsry oencszi 10 thx arsSs.
Whre-<De1<z 81 rGr<y.
Us b2f o sAEse, ysf We eAS t-4i
"ess " ssszge IA unre 49, t~sA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

A colored man, named Fireman Howell. came
up to Salina from Abilene with . white girl,
last Monday night. A telegram was received
by Marshal futile, Tuesday morning, calling
for the arrest of Howell, stating that the
couple had ran away from Abilene. The col.
ored fellow was arrested and put In the Gala
bose. The marshal Of Abilene came up Tues
day evening after him, returning with him yes.
terday morning. The girl IL about II years Of
age She has also returned to Abilene.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

Messrs. Chas. Dopp and WIN. Miller, Of
Johnstowu. Penna., have purchased Mr.C. w,
Jones' farm. and locate here permanently
These gentlemen having come West for y6e
purpose OF looking up location, were start-
Ing OF on the Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad,
when they met W. r. Gels. who induced them
TO come out here and take look at our coun.
try. They were perfectly satisfied at first sight,
and concluded to stay. They return East
shortly, and will bring number Of others
fom their old home, with them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

Keep, quiet. the agricultural. editor oil
the patent outsides" down street begins to
be under the influence of the old spell. lie
begins to rave i'm his sleep, even. Let the
poor, tired, worn out old fellew rest quietly.
if possible. When he commences to rave and
foam he so exhsusts himself. Sleep on. poor
fellow. Sleep is A much better restorer than
the inanacles which seemed to be in demand
but short time since.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04
The Great Magnetic Healer.

Mrs. DR.. VI. A. Judd, q magnetic healer,
and F. Judd, assistant, have located In Salina,
Kansas, in rooms east Of the New York Store,
Iron Avenue, for the present. Therefore, In
great confidence, we inyite a call FROM those
who are afflicted and are seeking permanent
cure. The Doctor also gives baths. having sn
improved Hypodremic aud Medicsted yapor
Bath, with or without electricity. Particular
attention paid to diseases Of children. whether
aenie or chronic.
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A Card.

Tho members Of the Salina Brass Band de-
sire to return thanks to the Oak Dale Park
Fair Association for their prompt and fair
dealing. TO the parties that gave assistance
at the concert; to the Athletic Club for the
use of their hall, and to tho public In general
for their Kind attention. Respectfully,
JOHN GIBSON,
A. SAyDEN,
H. r. TUrTLK,
Committee.
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Here are Some OF Our Prices:

Here are Some Of Our Prices:
Cotton bats, 10 cents pound.
A good umbrella for ~ cents.
Jeans. IL cents yard.
Cotton flannel. s cents yard
DeIaines, Is cents ysri.
Table cloth. ID cen.s yard.
Water proof, 81 cents a yard.
0yerooa;s, S3.25 each.
Felt skirts, GO cents each.
Warranted button kid glove, sl.el pair
iAlies' collars. ten cents piece
And other goods in proportion.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN A. TruHILs
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

WE. the Boar: of Directors 10 District Ne. :. Cal
w yer township. Ottawa csunfy. ODER 70 the
cheapest and best bidder tbs repairing OF School
House. To- Wit Bald School House % BE ceded over
bead with stock OF grade lumber and stripped wth
q inch beveled stripping. put on In panel wort.
The ceiling that 70 Be taken %, and lay brtck In
mortar up 10 the top Of said ceiling, about res feet
good en-psnuy nails, and painted Win too good
coats OF white lead The blsktosrd to b Inserted Ia
the wall with the other ceiling and O shelf ~ the t0t
Tag on the east end. The house 10 tssa -f0sr by
thirty feet. twelve feet high three wlntsus 10 each
aide, ADD two doors In eas end.
All bids subject 20 rejection. work must be con-
pleted In thirty days kffer contract - lei
Sealed bids 10 Sc directed to Windsor Pozs0elCs
OtfsEs county. Kansas. ny october i0sa, Is--.
MILTON MAYO. Director
= A MAYO, Ctsrt,
!. q LESLIE. TressuFsf
Windsor. Oif.ws eSnsis. ksns Ssps. p. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

We have lately received from the author q
very neat pamphlet containing a Historical
Sketch of Shawnee County, Kan. F. G. Adj
ans, Secretary of the State Historical Society,
says Of this history: 1T has evidently been
prepared with great care. and is very full and
complete. have seen nothing like 1: among
the Kansas County Histories" Price p cents.
Address W. W. Cone, Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

Tailoring.
Leave your orders with Me-,
Thdmerchant tailor for fall
Oycrcoat suit. or anything In
His line. lie has the most
Complete line OF overcoating
And suitings ever brou2htto
This part OF the country.
Rooms over MARYLAND, Dodge
4 Moore's store, Salina, Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

At the request OF many friends, hereby announce
that am candidate for the Office OF County Commits
sioner for the Second District Of Saline
county, subject 10 The decision OF the Republican
County Convention. HENRY PARMENTRR, il.
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DIED.

KASTSEE-Died September 2Ith. lss., Henry
Kastner, sged two years and nne months. son Of
Daniel and Catherine Kastner.
ANGELL-At Lincoln Center, on Thursday. sep
:cnber 9th, Isl, Willie Ober, only chilli Of Henry
G.. and Fannie y. ANGEL aged Hour months and
twenty two days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

We received pleasant call from Mr.. Done
gan, formerly of Sallna. but now resident OF
this county. having large estate two miles
from Rock springs Station, where he Il putting
in one thousand acres OF wheat. Mr.. ]. J.
Crippen OF Lawrence. being associated with
him In the wheat raising business. By Sstur-
day night this large field will be all sown.
This tract was every acre of Il covered with
buffalo grass last April. Ellsworth Reporter.
Sept "a,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

At the solicitation OF friends. hereby announce
myself candidate for the ONCE OF County Clerk OF
Saline county, subject to the decision OF the voters Of
Saline county at the coming election.
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DissOEufiOn Notice.

The CO psrtBerstip hsFsf0fSre ~Kisting befsf~a
H. Drrr.nst0n soi .E0oerf Aft-on sri j II. psy 4.
unfer The GTm name 81 T DerrsrgfDs a %. 10
this day Dissolved by nsa'rsi c1GsFAf. Mr.
Dsrringf0a rstlfE1S from tbe arm Tar sibgss ~
ts eonffEzea ~ Hcs~Tg Af4isss sBd II. Deg. AZ j.
isf TIE eFos nalS- % a if-Sn 4 DaI .-.
IN DFERISGTDN
S4Ei !. is-s EUELHT Addison
ss-sa IL pAf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04
Removal.

Mrs. A. L. Gr.er will now be pleased TO see
her customers at No. ia, west side Santa Fe
Avenue. Lowest prices in books. stationery
and fancy goods.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

EDITORS OF JoURyiL:-Ths is to inform the people
OF Saline county that am = candidate for the ooace
of Register o: Deeds. s. T. CRISIS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
c Dollars for each Announcsment-to be paid
~ in adyance

hereby announce that am candidate for county
commissioner in the third commissioner district OF
Saline county III. III. NASH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

In this issue will be found the announce
ment OF Henry Parmenter, Esq. lie will be a
candidate for the Office ofcounty commissioner
In the Second Commissioner District. Mr.
Parmenter is one OF the oldest citizens Of the
county, and no man Is better known to The yo-
tiers Of the whole county. No man who has
filled official positions ia this county has
higher reputation for ability, zeal and faith.
fulness TO the trusts placed in his charge. He
is thoroughly acquainted With the public al
fairs Of this county in ali lis varied details. and
our local government would certainly feel the
beneficial effects Of his energy, business cSpac-
ity and sound Judgment, were he elected to
this position. lie has splcndid record AMI
his character for integrity has never been
touched with the slightest breath OF suspicion
Mr.. o. \. oryis sends Us The Black Hills
Herald. pns{islc,l at Central City. and the
Black Hills Times, Published at Dcadwood-
both daily papers. Ia the former VIC find the
following;
RAD CLOUD AGENCY, sept .
Our eoach, consisting OF six passengers and
myself, eastern bound, was robbed Of all
money and vsluables. amounting to abou. two
hundred and tiily dollars, two miles south II
the Cheyenne river. hy two masked men.
Treasure box WAS broken open. bat contained
nothing. u. b. PowEEs.
The Times contains the following;
u. b. Powers, OF the firm Of Powers & Pot
ter, mill oxners W the guleh. who uas pass
enger by the Sidney stage coach which was
robbed near the crossing OF the Cheyenne on
saturday, hal 4 pressntimeni OF being robbed
before reaching that place, and. acting upon
this conviction, sent his gold watch back By
the stage driver. The property vas deposited
IN the eompany's safe here just about the
time the road syents were going through the
passengers
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JOHN GELS q co.
BANKERS,
Santa Fe Avenue, Sslins, Has

Ise.se, Esasrsi BssliaJ ksslssss Drs. stsas
eli %. ptisepsi esles u de rsi,~ ss-s-s sssas.
rops. hossys ressiss1 d~tssst isa<fsss slissss1
on uoosy dsposit-d for . syssis~i tzss. Assssiess
nd tssiEs csin and Collage s.9 ep~ssr
scfips boaxht sBd soli Aoosann ef nsfrA&sfs srsis
svssss stssaps esastssut 90 kasf.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
AstOnisEain. Success.

1t is the duty of every person who
has used BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
to let its wonderful qualities be known
TO their friends in cuiing Consumption,
severe Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it with
out Immediate relief. Three doses
will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all Druggists to recon-
mend it to the poor dying consump-
tive, at least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles we're sold last
year, and no one case where it failed
was reported. Such medicine as the
GERMAN SYRUP can not be too widely
known. Ask your Druggist about it.
Sample Bottles to try sold i.t 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

Hon. E. l.. Weber, formerly Treas
nrer of the Board of School Directors
in the parish of West Feliciana, has
been made defendant in a suit for
over $4,000, the total amount of
school funds received by him during
his term of office. The action is based
upon the fact that lie has produced no
vouchers to account for his disposition
of the funds. Mr.. Weber has turned
over to his successor the amount of
the last appointment received by
him from the State authorities, and
claims to have vouchers for all the
remainder of the school money which
passed through his hands, and per-
haPs something over, but he declines
to relinquisii possession of them until
some person is vested with official
authority to receive the documents
AMI give an acknowledgement there
for which. will afford the holder the
same protection as the original vouch-
ers. He gives evidence of his appar-
ent willingness to adjust the matter
on an equitable basis by proposing to
pay the expenses of committee to be
appointed by the School Board of
West Feliciana to visit New Orleans,
and there meet committee of Il like
number of Mr.. Weber's friends the
joint committee to examine the ac-
counts ard vouchers, and their de-
cision to be accepted as final This
proposition has been endorsed by Mr..
Lusher, State Superintendent of Pub
lie Education, but the Feliciana
School Board has not yet taken action
upon it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
The NEW CONSCIENCE PARTY,
New ORLEANS, NoE. 10, 1871.

New ORLEANS, Noy. 10. 1871.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Please communicate to your read
ers the following platform for the
Presidential election of 1880, adopted
by the congress of the National Lib
elal League, at Rochester, n. Z,
October &c;
/. Total separation of church and State,
TO be guaranteed by amendment of the
United States constitution: including the
equitable taxation of church property, secu-
larization of the public schools, abrogation
of Sabbatarian laws, abolition of chaplain
cies, prohibition of public appropriations
for religious purposes, and all other meas
ures necessary to the same general end.
2. National projection for national citi-
zens in their equal civil. political and re-
igiOus rights to be guaranteed by amend
ment of the United States constitution, and
afforded through the United States courts.
3. Universal education the basis of uni
versal suffrage in this secular Republic: to
be guaranteed by amendment of the United
States constitution, equiring every State to
maintain thoroughly seeularized public
school system, and to permit no child within
its limits to grow up without good elenen-
tary education.
Francis E. Abbot, editor of the
Boston Inder, was elected president
for the ensuing year. The under
signed having been chosen as the
member of the National Executive
Committee for Louisiana. desires
cheer and counsel from nil friends of
the movement, relative to organiza-
ton, and work to be done within the
State. Let each Liberal man and wo-
man forward his or her address as
means of most speedily preparing for
and effective labor.
Very respectfully,
EMERSON BENTLEY.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
Renpvation. mot Prostration

Did any human being ever become strong
under the operation of powerful cathartics
or salivants 1t is necessary sometimes to
regulate the bowels, but that can not bc
done by active purgation, which exhausts
the vital forces and serves no good purpose
whatever. The only true way to promote
health and vigor, which are essential to tie
regularity of the organic functions. is TO in
vlgorate, discipline and purify the system at
the same time. The extraordinary efficacy
OF Hostetters Stomach Bitters in cases Of
debility or irregularity of the organs Of
digestion, assimilation, accretion and dis
charge, is universally admitted. Appetite.
good digestion, Q regular habit of body,
active elrcHlatlpn of the blood, and purity
OF all the animal fluids, are induced hy this
superb tonic and corrective. 1t has no
equals moreover, as preventative of
ehiiis and fever, and other types OF malarial
disease; TO emigrants and travellers. it is
particularly serviceable as medicinal
Safeguard.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

The freight steamer John i. Tolle,
with 1900 tons of Western produce,
took fire at Grand Gulf, Miss, at II
o'clock last Saturday night, and
burned to the waters edge. Twelve
thousand sacks of wheat formed part
of the cargo, which, with the boat, is a
total loss. The Tolle belonged to the
same line as the Glencoe, which
struck a snag and sunk off Delta two
weeks ago.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

oSUGAR SQUIBs.- Jos. Aucoin,
manager of Mr.. Soaring Taylor's St.
Emma plantation, has sent US a sam
pie of the sugar being manufactured
on that place, and it is decidedly the
finest we have yet seen this season.
The color is very light-the centrifu-
gul process being employed on St.
Emma-a fine grain is noticeable, and
we understand that the yield is quite
satisfactory when compared with re-
suits secured by other planters, about
a hogshead and quarter per acre
being, obtained from mixture of
plant and stubhle cane.
The.Ieport that three hogsheads to
the acre were being made on Brin-
gier's place was genuine roorback.
At the time the statement reached us
no cane had yet been ground, steam
having been raised merely to facili-
tate the operation of chipping the
rollers. Grinding was begun this
week, however, and we anticipate the
usual splendid results achieved on
this banner place.
"A hpeak ,down recently occurred at
Lemannas Rodrigue place, on Bayou
Lafourche, the shaft of the sugar
house engine sustaining a fracture.
a spare shaft from Peytayin place
was brought into requisition, aud the
Ratlrigue mill resumed operations af-
ter delay. of only two or three days.
o Mr.. Alex. Hebert, an attorney at
law residing in Tbervilie parish, came
IA Observation-Disclosures week on pro-
fessiohal hasilpess1 and from him we
learned tbat the yfeld of sugar in 10
Ersille averages about the same ms
that of Ascension plantations, to-wit;
me 10 one aud a .qharter hogslleads
Iler acre from stnbhlc cane, and
frslctiou more Triumphant. One of Mr..
ifebeitisneighhaTs, who has u small
place, is making two hogsheads to the
4fere tseah his piaNt cane.
: fAwta light fl0sts during the past ten
days hare benefited thelcane mater
iatlv, and an increase of the yield is
slOtieeal,le.