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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-08-29
Card from Representative HemphilI.

Editor Press and Banner:
In answer TO the card of"Many Democrats"
in your last issue, calling FOR an expression
Of opinion by the members Of the Legislature
in reference to Ninety-Six county, l have
this to a II "Many democrats" will give
his name, I can then determine whether an
expression of my views viii DO timely:
ROBERT r. HEMPHlLL.
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eONsIGNEEs

rEREIaHT.-B w Williams, D J Jordan, is
RobIn SOL W r Powell, W J Smith, Bakers
RI GoTGonsW d Mars,WF Anderson.
ExrREss.-Siss A Gufin,sE 9 Graydon,
W s WheeIery r Cowan, BenpPartlow,J d
MILAN, A NJ Erwin,,T A Andrews, MMartin,
o r Horton, AsWier. $50
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HAV1NG to ,yaeate the Store House nov
IL occupied by IN ON lst September next
M being unable Q get another, We offer our
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md though less fatal, Is still formidable tothc
blsak man born apd reared
REGIONS. Strangers, soon after their arrival
are attacked with q fever called acclimating
which seems to be caused not by tho. heat.
but by miusma, of the origin and. character,
OF which little is known, and the MOTORS
skill ist often ntfault. This sickness Indicates
Itsapproach by headache, palms in tho BACK
losa Of appetite, and more or less gastric de-
rangement, and rapidly develops Into bilious
remittent fever. This sometimes yields to
mild treatment, andthe patient ia then, pre-
pared to endure ordinary exposure to the
Climate. Generally, however, the disease as
sumes o tertiary or Other form OF intermtt-
tent fever, accompanied by bilious vomiting,
dull expresslono Of the eye, and In the fsbti1e
observation-disclosures headache and delfridm.
This Ia called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

On oil parts OF tho great suspension BRIDGE on the
approaches in the cable lay ing and IN the preparation
Of the detailed plans for the different parts Of the
superstructure the work is proceeding rapidly. On
tho approaches the getting used 10 the work,
and whio the for the foundations Of one
pier are In progress, the workmen arc filling In con-
crete on tho pier just before It and masons are at
work on tho third that there Is regular rotation
OF work. The stone work on the second pier OF tho
Brooklyn approach was commenced Friday. Tho
excavation for the third pier malt finished On tho
New York the laying oil concrete Tor tho founda-
tons OF the second pier Is still going on.
Tho fourth pair OF upstream strands were finished
on Friday afternoon and the wrapping buggios mmo-
diatcly sent out their journeys Yesterday morn
ing the laying Of the nth pair OF downstream strands
was commenced seven O'Clock, but tho running
was stopped about eleven in tho forenoon on account
OF tho high wind and not resumed during the day.
Eighteen wires had been laid OH one strand and SIX
teen on the other. This stoppagc was necessary as
separate cannot be properly regulated with
reference tho guide wire whom they are so strongly
acted by During the afternoon the lowered
strands secured by to each other ana ~ tho
regulating cradles diminish the swayinR which, more
especially tho middle span was quito considerable
Tho final regulation OF the fourth pair OF downstream
strands wus nnishod Friday afternoon. To under.
stand the accuracy with which this regulating Is done
It need only stated that or all the strands 30 far
eighth OF inch out OF the way OF the calculated
lengths from anchorage to anchorage
Quito NUMBER OF tho contractors who propose put
ting IN bids for tho granite to be used for the ap
proaches were tho engineers Offices In Brooklyn
yesterday making the last estimates from the detailed
handin In their bids Monday, the last day Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
ARRIVAL OF MORMONS.

Al throe o'clock yesterday afternoon the steamer
Wisconsin landed, at Castle Garden, $50 Mormous,
mon, women and children. on their way to Salt Lake
CITY, Tho agent Of tho Church OF the Latter Day
Saints Mr.. Stainos, was on hand at the disemba rka
ton OF the cmgrants. who were composed OF natives
ot sweden, Norway, Wales, England and scotland.
took charge OF the entire company their voyage,
said TO the reporters on being questioned as 10 The
feeling Of tho Mormons IN regard 70 The death OF
Brigham Young and tho character OF his succession,
that while tho Mormons mourn hts loss they are not
alarmed about tho result God appointed Brigham
Young 10 teach and guido tho Mormon population and
lie Will appoint somebody else IN His own good time
70 succeed Brigham. In the meantime, the Twelve
Apostles will control and continue tho work OF the
great founder ado we believe III p0lygamyY No,
sir, do not, and II anybody oi our fatn In Europe
suggested polygamy we would cxcommunicate hun
from tho Church. Why do We practise IT here Well,
now, tho answer to that would DO that Brigham
Young thought It wise IN has generation 10 institute
poygamy, and being head OF the Church. wo bowed
to Dehests but nevertheless felt that he was
wrong that rs, those among US who had any dspo-
sition toward thinking over matters"
The passengers by the isconsin have mostly paid
their own fare. The exceptions are those who have
been sent tor by trends IN salt Lake CITY, Ibe n.y.
pearance OF the grants was far superior 10 that OF
previous arrivals The men were as run bright and
intelligent looking aud the might be said o the
childrcn, who all well clad aud much disposed TO
merrImcnt The women were comfortably alfred and
extremely cheerful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
CLAIRMONT SAVINGS BANK.
PROSPECTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PROSPECTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BRoADwELLs ACTION.
The affairs OF the Clairmont Savings Bank pro.
ccedng regularly In liquidation. Mr. Sibley, the
countant OF General Smalley, Is busly engaged in
out the different accounts. and he thinks
that will be at least ten days before he will DO nblo
to give thu depositors statement to how tue Affairs
actually stand Tho receiver believes that from 1lty
to seventy ccns tho dollar will DO PAID to deposit
tors especially as the last movement OF President
Broadwe has increased their chances OF realization
by tho attempt OF tue latter gentleman to remove
about 800 0Oo from tho Park Bank safe deposit vaults.
Mr. Marsh OF tho trustees told the reporter that
no had argued IN Schenectady yesterday (Fr-
dayl and he thought thcro was no doubt but that
General Smacy would be- confirmed as receiver Il
would be great misfortune TO The dcpositors II
thcro was a wranglc among the thousand people
Interested regard to an appointed tor the recoiver
ship because any clash Would necessarily usc1up Tho
money or deserving poor people who had put thor
cash In tho bank In good faith and throw tho case into
tho hands OF lawyers who would, possibly through
costs and litigation, use II up Mr.. broadwc SO far
has assign his personal property, and II 10
not known whether nc will to the relief Of those
parties who have known to be Interested with
him in his speculatons. The only hope Is that family
influences may be strong enough to induce HIM 10
come terms aud save himself from further trouble
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
THE HUNTERS POINT NUISANCES.

On complaint Of Charles W. Schultz the Grand Jury
has presented an indictment for maintaining q
ance against Edward I. Coe, proprietor OF the bone
rendering establishment ON West avenue, Hunters
Point This has been urged by tho residents OF
the side OF the city, who loud In their outcrcs
against tho frghtul odors that frequently across
thc East River from the bone boiling institutions For
y time 10 seemed as II NO remedy could DO applied
to the evil; but the Board Of Health Ms
csrtaned that under chapter 45l OF the Laws Of 1851
any person maintaining q nuisance iu one county
which Affected people Ia another could be indicted
by the county any Of whose residents affected
Armed with this authority the Board OF Health Oh.
tanned evidence against ME- Goes establishment, and
she Indictment WAS found accordingly. Mr.. Coo was
notified 10 appear at tho District Attorneys Office and
give ball He appeared yesterday and rendered the
mount OF ball, VI, 5c0 his bondsman beng Daniel II.
Baldwin, OF No. ~ West twenty second street. Mr..
coc, said, intends to break up his establishment
Hunters Point and carry on his business At Barren
Inland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
BOMBSHELL AMONG DETECTIVES.

COMMISSIONER ERHARDT's PLAIN WORDS TO
DETECTIVES WHO WANT LEGISLATION.
number OF Central ONCE detectives mot at Pol,co
Headquarters yesterday and organized themselves
into u committee TO takc measures for influencing
legislation the subject Of police pensions De-
tcctive John J. Dunn was elected chairman Tho
pension systom Of tho Brooklyn force was discussed
and looked upon proper model for imitation by
the New York Police Department The system IN
question provides that after twenty years service
policeman may OF his own option retire ut half pay,
lie may be retired ut the option OF the Commits
soncrs. AZ tho close OF the meeting the following
note sent to Comm issioner Erhardt:-
DKrncrIvr osElcs, POLICE DnrAn1MnSr.,
CRY or Ngw YORK. Sept ~, 1877.
s,-xt meeting held this morning. Detectives TiemAn.
eansr with You IN rosara 10 hSe bill 10 ss
20 the Legislature ~ enable the police OF this
bill passed winter for the Brooklyn force.
Az answer Jour earliest eonyeSienec K respectfully re-
quested. JOHN j. DUNN, Chaiimsn
On receipt OF the document Com missioner Erhardt
made the following emphatic Endorsement tho
back aud sent It to superintendent Wang:-
COMMITTEE or RULES AND DIscirLrss
POLICE DHrARrHksT, CirY ov NEw YoRK,
notify the officers who forwarded this that
the appointing o committees among policemen tor tho
pecaIy influence sisation in any way Is
and will subject the members Of the department compris
ncc Of detectives Is 10 prevent or detect crime enouh
occupy their entire time II the officers composing the
detective force imagine shat they can lind time 10 nterice
duty. This committee had better dissolve At once.
JOEL b. EKnARDr. Chairman.
Tho Commissioners reply had tho cilec. OF a bomb
shell the Office Tho dissolved
with marvellous celebrity. Indeed, rapid tho
dissolution That the existence OF the committee ut all
future It Is probable that detectives other
bcr5 oil the force will sock legislation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
A PASTORS WILL.

There was offered In the surrogate's oicc for pro.
bate, yesterday. the will oil tho late Dr. william A.
Mcvcgcr formerly rector OF Cnrists Church As we'll
lie gathered from the WILL tho deceased has left
estate oil about 00O All this ho gives to his
wife, Fanny Elizabeth, Tor lilo, aud az hcr death to his
children and their heirs. II the children
should do before their mothor, then she taxes
all tho property absolutely. In tho event oil tho
death oil both before tho provisions OF the Will
carried out, boquoaths 10 personal irionds
named In tho VIII about $40 600 OF tho amount, and
tho remainder Is to be divided equally between 81
stephens College, OF Anandae, Duchess county N.
T., and the Society Tor the Relief OF the Blind and
Destitute of the city OF Now York. The executors are
William Jay, George HOLMAN and Edwin >. Coles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

Tho book trade sale brought to close ycstcn
day afternoon. Tho publications. OF Samuel d. Burlock
Co., U. A. Nichols Is Co, Scott Co. and u. X. Nivei
were tho last sold. Tho lot inciudodlmany Bibles,
diaries, albums, &c. Tho other firms whose goods
were disposed OF Pierce X Dusnncil the Claro.
mont uring Company, Altemus& Co., Francis
Il Lvutrel h. VI. Gies, James Purcell and Ira Bradley
Co. The latter lot consisted chiefly Of blank book"
and all kinds Of stationery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-30
ABDUCTION OF A GOOSE.

Three youthful foragers, ,he oldest OF whom only
sixteen yearp went on all expedition on Friday night
N quest Of Mchaelmas fowl They stopped at the
butchers shop Of Lewis Eston. No. 53 Mott street,
ana forcing open tho doors stole 1.-Two goose Unfor-
tuussely Tor the thieves. however the fowl cacxlcd
vigorously and attracted the attention VI police
sscer who took the lads IN custody. Al the Tombs
poIico Court they gave tho names Of Edward Reilly
Patrick stanton aud John Carroll They held IN
b1sooo cash
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Gypsum VALLEY Falmer,' Clnh.

The Club met AT the house of y. ID.
Eastman. on SATURDAY evening, the Goth
ult
In the absence 81 the president, DR..
Van Eaton was elected to the chair.
After the usual miscellaneous basi.
ness, an interesting discussion arose up.
on wheat culture, IA which Messrs.
Eastman, NeQusry. Pettes and J. ".
Amos took part The general opinion
seemed 10 be that j, was rs: safe 10 SOW
fall wheat later than Oct Isl. Tha, a
crop from late sowing was the exception
but not The rule. Odessa wheat was
highly recommended, as that can be
sown ut any tine from September 10
April with good success.
Miss Lon Blair and Wm. Wetge read
paper which was well selected ana
admirably read. Some OF the comic
pieces were rendered with a skill that
eonvulsed the audience with laughter.
The old s,sgers expressed themselves
highly pleased 10 see the young people
come forward and acqui, themselves 50
well.
Mr.Pet,es read an essay upon Sight
and Insight" in their practical bearing
upon Farming,
After singing and music upon the
organ, and the usual bountiful supper,
at midnight the Club adjourned to meet
at Mr.. c. Posts, on Saturday, October
9Th, at which time and place the officers
for the ensuing term viii be elected.
" p
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No Excuse FOR any one Being OFT Of Employ.
meuf.


Our attention hss been called 10 some new
aud useful cooking utensils, recently invented
which make baking and cooking pleasure.
Instead OF dreaded necessity. One Of which,
the Patent CenEennlsl Cake and Bread Pan
made Of Russia iron, Is so constructed thst you
can remove your cake when baked, Instantly
from tho pan, without breaking or iHIuTlng It,
and you can remove the tube, and convert II
into plain bottom pan, for baking jelley or
plain cakes bread, etc. Ancther--the Kitchen
Gem-a plated wire boiler or steamer 10 hang
inside OF al ordinary iron pot, tor boiling or
stesmlng vegetables, etc, which when done
can be removed perfectly dry, without lifting
the hesvy soOty iron pot of The stove avoid
ing the danger OF burning the hands With
steam In pouring on the hot water, and he
vegetables ca7 a't possibly bt-r Il the water
bolls dry, as ,he Steamer does not touch Tie
bottom of the pot These goods are sold cx-
cluslvely through agents TO families. and
every house-kecper should By an means have
them. splendid opportunity is offered 20
some reliable lady or gentleman CanyGsser OF
this county "a secure Toe agency for "a pleasant
and profitable businc>,. For terms territory.
etc. write 70 l.. +. Brown & Co.. Nos. pa aud
2l6 Elm Street. Cincinnati. Ohio. 3i-it
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cuuECH DIRECTORY

inLsR4TEgi4sw \ simpklns, Pastor Preach.
ny each Sabbath Gt II A. II. ana 4. NJ Sabbath
5chooi, e-5o Z. " Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
nMes.
METiIouI.g ErisCOrAL-Key j. H. Lockwood Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath. at 10 10 A. NJ sud &c
o'clDcL l.. NJ sabbath school, each sabbath, a.
. a u. Prayer Meeting. "Wednesday evening".
ErIscoPAL-Rev. Tho g. Dooley. Rector Preaching
every Sabbath morning and evening.
AATnoL1c-9ev A witbelt, Pastor. Services On ihC
hrst aud thld Sandays OF each month Church.
corner oil Iron Avenne aud Ninth street
BArTIsr-I,Cy spencer Carr. Pastor Preaching Oh
each ,gahNgt6 morning and evening. sabbath school
e;30 L N. PTayei meeting Wednesday evening
CIUasTL>A CHUACH-r Preaching forenoon and evening
every alternate sunday, Ia the lngi9h Lutheran
church. I'der J.. Whsley. PASTOR SAN ny
school eyciy sunday az ? 80 y NJ
SWEDISH LuTuERAS. Frederick LaAerniu. pss-
tor Preaching every sabbath az 40 - 4. 81, and
.30P. #. sabbath school ~ H:ap A. II prayermeCJ-
IuKeTery thursday evening 20 30 O'Clock
EvaNGEIICAL LuaHERASu--I.ev. A J.ILntsocE, Pastor
Services every alternate sunday Ut u o Clock a
n. ~ New Cambria on The same day al 81 and
g0F ID.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver

Symptoms of Diseased Liver.
pain in the right side under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side
Inc patientisrarely able tolie or the leit
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and it frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
IS sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism inthe arm The stomachis affect.
ell with loss Of appetite and sickness;
tie bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head troubled with pain. accompan-
led with a dull. heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a CON
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led with painful sensation Of having
leftundone something which ought to
have been done a Slight. DIV cough
is sometimes an attendant The pa.
tent complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility he is easily startled, his feet are
cold OF burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation ofthe skin his spir-
its are low: and although lie is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up torti,ude enough to Try il. Ia fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the abovesymptomsattendthed' sease.
but cases have occurred where few at
them existed, yet examination ct tie
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
10 have been extensively deranged
AGCE AND YER.
On. c. McLANE's LIVER PlLLs, ~
CASES OF AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Ouinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathariic can De used, preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine We would
advise al who are afflicted with thi.
disease TO give them A FAIR TRIAL
70: all Bilious arrangements and a.
asinple purgatIve they are uneqIaleG
BEwARE or INVITATIONS
The genuine DR. c. ACLAN.s
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR-
MeLASE's LIVER Pu-Ls.
Thegeauine Ms LANE s LIVER PiLLs
bear the signatures Of c. MsLANE
and FILMING BRos- On the wrappers
1lns;st on your druggis or store
keeper giving you the geauine DR. c.
MeLASE's LIVER PlILs- prepared
oy Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh p
Sold oy al respectable cuaggis
and country storekeepers generals
TotAoss waAl=s DR-C NoT-aSE't LsVEs
PrlIsz ira "a WI ga pcst p=4s &C r. sars 81
ia c-slsa okxys1, 90 scz q Pa Sex Izs=sv -s.r
ssen fL4Arso BRoS. P-ssszrr. -.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JHd., 81 he District Court. II. PEEsCorr.
-enRf0r--T1nN RIClIET.
Reple-s Biaitve--J. q. MomER
t0uutg IOmni- sioncr---C. l.. BUEJL, chairman
90 g. ul-sTos aud r.. $. CuAMPLgN.
county tItll.-I1HN ANDERSON
County frea-urcr-J. l.. HAAuLToN
sheriff. -. iOSG.
Register OF Dcf-l,--S. 4. CKss.
toIouer--j. j.. LrLL, JE.
,ssufy Att6rney-iOHN FO5TIr.
~Hryey0f--I.. -. WgGHr.
~ti,d of Public in-frJction-D. q HESfoN
,gl,fL 81 The District COurt-N PErEEaoS
Probate Jnige-A. BOSDI.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
NOTICE.

GEztrAt OFFICE or rHE NATIONAL IAspCo
II Louis. Mo-, January 18th ls5T
ryyHE public are hereby notified that Jcrs w H,,x.
CT Satina not authorized TO act a. the ayen, =,
This Company in try capacity whatever. All csrnnn
DiOaOns Ief riding ths: Company 5 lands sOuld be
addressed, and all payments thereon made 10 y I
WENYss, SECRETARY AND TREASURER, st AsIIIxr
Kansas
terms about a, 90 Of the hest land m saline
Mcpherson. oisETa, Lincoln and Ellsworth countres
q >. GREELEY.
President
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
CITY DIRECTORY.

Aakor-t. fNpcLsTF.
t.nacilnon-h ". MIcKiiAN, NN. BEEa. T. j.
ioITD q. - BASES, q. WATSON.
Police Judgc-N.'t b. tNERoLL.
tltrh--3 ! ltpHEN.
ireasurtr M. NJTMtNN
Mar hat. II lCfTLC.
tiig Atioucf-IOuN osIlE.
thl1 f4T. ll-paflhy ut--k. SOuthWlCt
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Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFICE CO.. COUNTY TREASURER,
>ALtSs CCySrY, kAxsAs.
haltra. >eptsu6cr > 1917
NOTICE - hereby gIvcH hat The following described
= lands aud iowa iCts. much thereof a. fnal
be necessary tor that purpose, wil,
Monday. he Esd day q Ocfober sc-t.
And the next succee nx DAYS thrretucs. br soil by
Se a, public ancti,n. ms vdacr e. tlu court houss
IN Sslina, Tor the denqu anal chsrxc thereon
for the year A. u ISIS.
!. Is HAMILTON.
County rgeaau rer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
SEALED PROPOSALS.

SE,tip Ein> g,.u Zee re-eive,I Sc gss oaec. % ihs
- ,s.lt, t.sf i'l - VI >afur iay. Nuvrolhrr ieln
l>1s. i1r 1sfifue -alHr cs,sirfF Poor Farm Tor
term 81 va lysrs Gfetn Mareh lsi i,s. los tiier
o. wGoa H. contract j. yssFifs snail Aust. isi.
ls9. ztvv i hts Successor tscs=e % isii siitilis
Tor irii wheat
Biddsg- Wal stale WHIST trev wal pas per year fog
ths OF farm. IN Sc ats. STOCK rtc. aa ~
place At.a What pr,cc .seF week tssy sSsii charxc
Tor board lodging aLd wsi.iag Tor osch 4Iaii psu-
pr; tor zach fauper gner Il slsa ever S. Tor each
paul-r under > years ofagv.
TIE Board 81 Canuty Z gaTussiaCer5 rrserVs the
right 90 n lrct any or al htls,
Tor tnt0rsl gtou apply o. the COuuty Clerk
~ The 9gdeE OF ghc f.pad
JOHN ANDERSON
County ClcEz
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Dissolution Notice.

The CO. partnership hereiofore oxiSS!-s bstwesn I
u. Darlington kSc koesrf Addison at J IT DsF
under the ern name % 7 II per-fugsoa & % L.
lila day dissolved tv mGtuNi consent Mr. II
DSETinssoa retiring ffOrs ;ae arc ne b0slasss Nj.
&c ccrtiE0sa BY Robert kdcisoa AID J. II Day c.
Ger tire Grr ESrns 81 Adcisc1 4 Day.
Z. II DEHENGToS
sept is ls-- ROEERI ADDISON
s&-sr Day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION
ADVERTISING RATES

light LINES of lees of Nonpareil type constitute
s,nafes
Jserugr yctfi viii 10 charged fifteen cents PEI
Inc for iocs notices sBG al others twenty cents per
lIse
BAs Tor reEsar advertising VIII be collected quar-
crlv Where fOr less period than three months pay
q,eni in advance viii De required
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
MARTIN g. CHAPMAN,

HOUSE, SIGN. CARRIAGE, FIRES.
IL CO Painters AMI Cuners, Paper Hanging, etc.
shop Ash street IN rear 90 Kansas Central Land
Agency.
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S. {. SERVILLE,

HOUSE, sign, FRISCO AND CAR
Ii rage Painter. Marbllng, granting ana paper
hanging done with neaIncs, ana dispatch NJ. - Fifh
street, salina Kansas
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JOHN ". BERKS

noES Bof claim to represent the National land
H. Company q Missouri, 10 act for il n azJ ca
51cify ssdtersr having severed has Connection Win
the same on December end ls.e He has neyer,be-
less over . 500 OF the best lands Ia Central
Kansas now for sale on accommodating terms, and
Farms TO suit purchasers. For particulars large
elsewhere this paper.
MAJ JOHN W BERkS
l-tG t'eGrral Land Agent, salina Easzas.
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TRArSS GOING EAST.
TRAINS GOING IVES,

ifIlIr 40. = ana . carr passenger t.twecH
Kansas Jiiy aud Wallace; No 10 between BrOOkgii,e
and NHmas;D; No. G and do not carry passengers
iraias Nos 3, 4. 7and leave ':siiy: Nos 8, o. 0
and 10 daily .Ncept Sunday
EaL!r-an Lirnn = mlnmtcs lasLer than liL,