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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24
Published october 20, iEs.I
Ordinance No. 81.

An ORDINANCE specifying the dgiis. and ecmg>n-
ssticn Of street ooinni-ssoner.
Be i, ordained by nss Mayor ard ne C0saeiI
men Of The City cf Saliva, haasas:
srcrIos /. That The mayor, by and with the co.,
er who shall take and subscribe oath r,sair-f b.
law and ordnance 81 this city. and he the zk
TIE eify clerk. zrd shall give bonds ssf security !,
the sum % fiS for the fsihfui r<rfsrnsnce Of IA.
dn'ies and who shall bold hs coe ust his ssenesser
next after The regular election dsly Appointed >Dt
qualified. provided rhst the eozncl By vote of .
torty OF all The Numbers eisci. % BE- srs>:rd On hsis
Joarnal. sJ rernoTe for eaass such STREET eere'ss
sioner
sat- I; .h.l be ihs dass az aid street. son.nis
Committee ca ssr-~fs srf .tsez1iks. sn< - <nA p~T
form soch dufIcs snd labor sad efy sGsnog.f- By
lay .as all eouneii NAV direct
sEc Ih1f .sd c.snsrn tssi~ser sssi receive
rzss;aon ne s1rn 81 VI % pr dsJ for Ia tins antzs
~ enploysd "a any fsoor ~ aforrpsat-
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city eo1aeI siru<. esHsf;e sss irnixes s.sfsns-s'
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24

The Aged, the Feeble and CenvaIeseent
Find just the help they need in the health and
strength giving properties Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. This comforting invigorant difYuses
warmth and vigor through the system. sooihes
The nerves. bauishes melancholy and gives
strength and elasticity 70 the worn-ous frame.
II is incomparably superior to wines or liquors
and docs not inioxicate. Every mother uill
no, only comfort and strengthen herself but
wili relieve and pacifS her nursing babe By the
tree use Of this excellent tonic Buy . 81 %
bottle from your druggist, Oscar Sei,z. saIIna,
Kansas, or sample bottle NJ Is cts. and ,est
is merits.
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion OF the American people
are to-day suffering from the effects of Dys-
pepsia or di-ordercd liver. The result OF
hese diseases upon the masses Of Intelligent
and valuable people is most alarming. making
life actually burden Instead OF pleasant ex-
I>tence OF enjoyment and usefulness rs II
ought TO be. There is no good reason for
this, il YOU will only throw aside preiudic.
and skepiicIsm. t..ke the advice Of Druggists
and your friends. and try one bottle OF Green :
Anglet Flower. Your speedy reliefis certain.
Millions Of bottles OF this medicine have been
given away TO try its virtues, wi h satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy sample
bottle for 10 cents TO try. Three doses vii
relieve the worst case. Positively sold by all
Druggists on the Western ointment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24
Found ct Last-Hay.

The place to secure hay Is OF Z. J. Wright.
He Is prepared to furnish hay in any quantity,
by the load. In the stack or any way YOU de
Ire II, and at short notice. Anyone wishing
hay can leave orders at w. NJ. Ciarkson's
stable and it will receive my prompt attention
and at the LONGEST cash price. CD. WRIGHT.
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Nusle!

Owing to the temperance lecture on Mon
lay evening last, Prof Locke did not organ
ize his singing class as advertised !; but will do
% on mex. Monday evening, the 18th inst.
Hour Of meeting, $50. r. N. Terms OF tut
ZION will be Sl.0O for each pupil for thirteen
lessons, payable in advance.
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For Sale.

Eighty acres OF valley land on kentuck
sreek. fifteen miles from Salina. with timber
nd running water. Apply 10 Faulkner &
Wiidman.
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AdnaiMisfr0fOr's Notice.

In the matter osthe Estate Of Alfred Couse Dco~s-r
NOTICE L. hereby given ths; letters Of aslmibs-trs-
~ tion hsve been granted 10 the undersigned the
estate OF Aired e Couse late Of said county deceased
by the Honorable the Probate Court Of the county
and state Aforesaid, dated the 3ist day 81 October
A. D., Is7-. Now. Hl persons having elaine again q
said estate hereby notias that they mart present
the same 10 the undersigned for siiov.re-, vuhln
one year from the date of said letter. they msy be
prcclnded from any benesf % saeh estate and that
snch claims b. exhibited within thrre year. after
the date Of said citcr. they shall he forever barred.
MICHAEL u. MCCORMICK.
Sslins, October sIsi, i--- Administrator
s--sw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24

For Town and Country.
Books, Books. Books and Stationery ut the
Book and Variety Store OF A. 7. & VI. II
Grier's, No. ia Santa Fe Avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24
omcIai Paper Of the City ofsaIIna.

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store of White
head 6eaman's, first door east of Postoffice.
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For Sale.

A small place Of ten acres. mostly hard
wood timber. two miles from town. apply TO
Faulkner & Wiidmsn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24

Cotswold, Bucks and Berkshire Pigs for Sale.
Thoroughbred and prize winners. at High.
land stock Farm, miles east OF Saiina.
354w TIL. CAvANAUGB.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Fer County Afersey-
hereby announce myself Is an Independent candi-
date county Attorney o; salih- county nj the
suing November election JOHN u. sPiNEY-
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k6s Probate Judge
desire to announce that am Candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Probate Judge.
A. BO>DI
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Robert HI. Dfhle,

Robert II. Dthle,
ts.se-.-- to p'si. As.ss1 .Asr,.errsss
Harness, Saddles, CoIlars, ke.
Also Brides. Whips. &c.
s sAsaa - Ayww
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Notice.
TuVHE public w hereby take notice that ali parties
who have had driven wells pat their lots prem
ises before the 3&th September ls's nring-r-
Of patent and that there dine the psfentee- from
all such parties the some OF so. which II paid within
20 days from this date will be discounted 30 yer
fuied without further notice, and the full roy atty
collected Parties desiring 20 settle this all y
voluntarily the above aisconnt and receive thrr
license for the same do with Hitler Whitney
solicitors Of patentses, once IN Hoimqvists building
Sants lie avenue. szlina Kansas
The public will further lake notice that Hr. r. x.
Warren. of the firm Of Tressin Warren ,ssina, Kan
sas Is the only person in Saline County authorized
put down driven wells AMI license their free OF
this royalty. HITLER 4 WHITNEY,
solicitors OF pstcntres.
SsIina, Kansas, Oct. g. .s-3~
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The Saline Coun,y T-ach~rs' Association
vii; hold tie n-xr regular meeting II the
school house in Sa.ina, Safcrisy. Nov. Fad. y;
, clock p. " All tn teachers of the coun-
~ are invited TO be pr~s-ns. The following l.
the Programme:
y =. nsl.ys
Nzsac
Dse1lsiea ~ Nissrs F~sTu md LaagvuEsAy. -
4enon. IannkaR and rsxparr,ck Sse$ecf AZ d1.Ens-
sisa-IAe exssAesers aad d-serss AZ cur eups
'sh''' 'ss<s. ~,
seArct rsa1zaG ---..-....--. Mo 4. u Dosixy
0xas1na- .--.,.-------.--..-. M L psxfs
50say- nAsus,s. s<.y-
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Subscribed &c before me ., Bavaria, oaso township
Saline county. Kansas, tsss End DAY Of October
ISIS. J. B. Gzosxa. Ioro1er
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hsT.ty esrss.J M ks-ss sot ss-~xpzaS 10 - tsss
s1s esrrs-s esyJ q a eraaaes psssr y ~ Mo-
&ed coaaesl-l q ~ cny sf -.l:ss, 81 ls-s
Auesrs & 8osKx. ffy Gers.
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t%Mscsilsseoss Books ss< ssusd % 90
shelves ~sfl b ord<ress ~ rukIishsrs prices
On xppitczf$aa-
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An InQusirion holden 81 Bavaria Ks1sas, In Saiia,
county. the end fsy Of October. is.s. before
John B. Groger. coroner OF SAID colnry the bod,
10 Daniel pcmest, alias Dan Webster, there lyIns
lead. BY the jurors whose names hereto sab
scribed
The SAID jurors upon their ossss a, that the ssf
Daniel Dement,. the slst day u October, A. n
ISIS. TO BITS d~a;h nv OF see, Su, Iaai~S
With powder. ball AMI shn,. wtica in the hand
% Evanier Lizhf aad hy BIN ered szd sald -vsaie
Light was justified N sai5 killing OF SD D~menf.
JAsr> CHAcr. forenaa
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Briggs Gebhart have a splendid line Of
cooking and heating stoves and finware
which they have r, Gently put into their new
hardware store. They will have all ther
stock into their new building by next week
Call and see them.
A brother Of our Mr.. Henry Libert, from
Detroit Mich. was visiting here last week
| He is pleasant. gent-ei gentleman. He. too
was visitor TO the Paris EXPEDITION this las
summer, and was delighted with every thing
| he SAW.
| A woman belonging TO q party OF camper,
who had their wagon east OF the old river bed
East Sa'ina. died last Friday. She seemed
well and hearty In the morning and died In IN.
afternoon. Ladies OF the East Side ATTENDED
upon her, as soon as they heard Of her mis!or
tunes.
Losr-A one-eyed yellow mon2rei. Will
three legs and no tail. Doesn't answer TO any
name, as /, Is deaf. The finder il warned no.
10 go to the cost OF advertising. IS It's late
owner doesn't want il hack: and al White
head & Seaman's you MI find the best variety
At pocket books and memorandum ever be
fore offered tor sale in this city.
No LONGER doth the sportive swell have OF
linen suits:
And while the gay philosopher lay. in hi,
winter stock.
The sm.ll boy WIN sell hts gun to buy him
self q suit,
And then look out for winter and lis dash
internal snow.
So visit Cheap Charley before il Is too late.
Mr.. J. Beneli, the sewing machine man. 4
stiIl in Salina and has rebuilt and rwpaired
fiffy-fve machines. all 81 which are 9yvinS
entire satisfaction and many say their nachineI
run better ohsn th~y ever did. New = II
time to have youy machines rpSulne8 Whale you
can have good work dooa and NJ loW psispo.
Bring In your u1chiaee soou, = cnnn6g 80
without Plsofy q wogk. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-02
General EchoIs and the Congressional
Canvass

CHARLOTTESVILLE, November l, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: You will have seen
from the papers before this squib reaches
you that General Echols has retired from
the Canvass.
Under all the circumstances it is perhaps
best that he should have taken this course.
In this county, and I doubt not it is the case
in all the counties of the district, there are
many voters who, while they claim to be in
favor OF fair and just settlement OF the
State debt, had avowed their determination
not to vote for General Echols, though they
profess to agree with him on this question.
Some assigned one reason for coming to this
conclusion and some another. Some SAID that
General Echols did not announce himself
candidate soon enough. Others said that
they had already committed themselves to
Judge Harris; and then again, others said
that every vote that was cast Tor Echols was
in fact vote for Paul. Well, it is some
comfort to know that all who were thus
troubled have had their minds put to rest
by the withdrawal of General Echols from
the contest. 1t is to be hoped that they will
sleep sounder. ...
And now permit me to say word more,
and l shall have said my say now and for
ever on this subject.
think it was fortunate for this congress
sional district, il not for The State at large,
that General EcholS was Il candidate as long
as he was. Though retiring without the
honors and emoluments OF Office. he has the
proud consolation of knowing that he de-
serves, though he may not receive. the
thanks and plaudits of every honest man in
the Commonwealth. The place he this day
occupies in the estimation OF all fair and
right-lhinking men is really worth thou
sand-fold more than seat in that bear
garden commonly called the Congress OF
the United States.
Wherever General Echols appeared du-
ring bis short but brilliant candidacy he
made powerful impression upon the pub
lie mind. Many men who had heretofore
been regulators and forcible rcadjusters
between whom there is really no diierencel
were brought 10 a sudden halt III their mad
career by his honest and eloquent exposure
OF their detestable doctrines.
But enough. The Judge or the Apostle
must, one orthe other, win. General Echols
has ample cause to be satisfied with the
laurels he has Won.
Yours as ever, THOMAS WOoD.
P. S. am mighty sorry to see that Mrs.
jerks is sick. Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Kear-
ney, T brlieve, are both well. May they
continue to flourish like green bay tree.
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Richmond and the Canvass.

Richmond is vitality interested in the con-
gressional canvass. She cannot afford TO
be represented By any man but q known
gentleman and man Of tried faith and I'M
furnished integrity. In the Conservative
nominee we have this identical nan-one
who adds to these qualities patrlotlsm
tested by service and sallantry in the public
defence. How fitting il would be that the
capital OF glorious old Virginia should be
represented by man who represents both
the valor and public devotion OF Virginia
character! Come, fathers who cherish
names that they would continue bright and
bonored-come, young men who would
maintain the high reputation of the city you
are to defend and help to make great-sus-
tain the hero, General JOHNSTON, who VIII
promote the dignity and increase the re-
spect of Richmond by being her represent
alive. Come al,-both young and old-and
assist to do this great thing for your classic
city.
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sIeeIYsll - :
4 I. -. 1, :. : - ,sl.ss,li 4 n, I
RiostyYaoGa-.

-Is more favored BIZ nature thun any
other city south Of the Potomac. She is
bound 10 be great, as she has aaway been
lovely and dalightiul. The prop posed Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad viii certainty
be built, and that viii bring this fair loeal-
ity The brightest prosperity and degree OF
opnience that will be beyond all expeeit tlt.
tions. What would half a dozen trains q
day running fifty miles up the river do
why, they would make almost city fifty
miles long. What sort OF city Is 1t to be
represented by a nobody "a man whose only
boast is that be believes In paper-money re-
deemable nowhere and in nothing? People
Of Richmond, how can any single man OF
YOU stay from the polls when the question
Is between such man aud that noble war
rior aud citizen General JOSEPH z. JOHN
sroN, who ftly represents to public devo-
ton the valor and integrity OF the Virginia
character? Then let every man on Tues
day 90 30 the polls and vote for Richmoad's
honor and good standing among American Q
cities by. voting for JOSEPH q. JOHNSTON.
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Rocky MOUNT. VA, October %, 1878

~
Editors Dispatch: After next Tuesday
am sure the IrredeemabteS will be nowhere
found, as we intend giving Cabell an over
whelming majority. Think you can safely
put this district down at 5000 majority for
Cahell-and a reduction OF the tax on to-
bacco. Witcher is hardly considered in the
race. He will get few negroes and some
OF our tobacco manufacturers who are op-
posed to reduction Of the tax.
Our people are very much interested in
the building OF railroad to connect with
the Virginia Midland road at point above
Lynchburg about forty miles.
The county of Franklin has voted a sub
scripton OF 100000 to the Pittsyvania
and Franklin road. The present terminus
will be Rocky Mount. The engineers are
now at work locating the road. There are
about ten miles OF the road completed to a
place called Orders Mill, where Major Ma
son is extensively engaged in getting out
iron ore, shipping from that point to Phila-
delphia over one hundred tons daily. We
have an inexbaustibe supply Of ore in and
around this village. We think there is no
doubt Of our having narrow-gauge rail-
road running to this place in less than
twelve months. BALD KNOB.
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That fine old American gentleman, Genet
raj JoE JOHNSTON, wears a stout heart and q
brave demeanor. He is like a proud-spirit-
ed martial steed, rested from the fatigues OF
chiyaIrous life in the green pastures amidst
the mountains. He steps nimbiy and firmly
upon his pasterns and moves even gaily.
Gallant and full of life is the honored war
rior-the patriot defender OF his country in
day and hour O. danger. He deports him
self as one who had seen not more than forty
winters, and seems to have metal and endu-
rance in him enough yet for several wars.
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Progresa M the Canvass An Caroline.
sTfCorrSsr,ondc of the Richmond D1spatcIs]


lcorssspo u The Rishmend Dispatch.
EoyEHBER II, 1873. BIZ
The work goes braYely on. Alter the
rpiiy at Bowling Green on the 28th nltimo,
which has been already reported i'm your,
columns Of the Dist, other meeting were
held at Port Royal, Guiney's Station, Flip
pas store, and Rnther Glen station with
success. The people came to hear and learn
the advantages OF q sound currency over
fiat money. The canvass was made indus
triously and effectively by General John.
ston, Colonel Gregory, and Captain Hud.
gins, who left conviction and enthusiasm
wherever they. went. 1t is true General
Johnston did not reach the county in time
to attend ali OF the aforementioned meet
ings. but he arrived at Guiney's on Tuesday
evening In time for the rally held at that
place at z o'clock P. M. The night was
dark and rainy, 1t is true, but rhe people
came and sheltered themselves In the depot,
where for several hours they listened atten-
lively and aprroYingly. After the meeting
General Johnston was escorted by MT.
John Washington aud friends to Mr.. wash
inrton's house, where he and they were
handsomely cared for.
Airport Royal, and in fact at all the meet
ines, a marked change OF political senti-
ment was manifested among the people.
Colonel Gregory will long be remembered
by the citizens of Caroline, among whom
he mingled pleasantly, and held up with
ability and telling satire the claims of Gene
raj Joseph E. Johnston over Kernal w. w.
Newman.
At Ruther Glen station there was good
rally, and there the General and his friend
Colonel Gregory took the train Tor Rich
mond on the night OF the Both, after being
most kindly and Hospitality entertained by
Mr.. C. p. Burruss, whose heart ever beats
in sympathy with Yirginia's best interest.
Caroline is firm ard faithful, and her peo-
ple will strive to render a good report on
the 9Th Of November. CONSERVATIVE.
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Grief Met Grief.

The immaculate HENRY s. WALKER, who
as an irredeemable Greenbacker has just
been beaten for Congress by kENNA, OF ka-
nawha, 5000 votes, came to the Richmond
Fair and seized the opportunity to COM
mune with his friend NEWMAN, OF the
Chickahominy. 1t was mournfully melan-
choly for the great defeated to shake by the
hand the to-be. defeated rs be stands upon
the verge OF disaster. Tt was grief meeting
grief. It was attempted to celebrate the oc-
casion by an Grafton from the western star
in front of Ford's Hotel; hut the attempt
was failure. The wind knocked the assem-
bly, about most shiveringiY, and what was
even cold comfort at best was made more
intolerable by the thin crowd assembled
upon the occasion. 1t had not warmth
enough in it to keep it warm with the Their
mcmeter at a hundred.
We were not surprised to see yesterday
morning, in The columns OF a Greenback con-
temporary, this comment upon the cold
meeting: cit is too cold now for outdoor
speaking"
The speech OF the defeated champion from
West Virginia, the "JoB's comforter" to
NEWMAN, was listened to by the cold and
Indifferent auditors, amounting to seventy
or hundred, with no satisfaction to them
selves and less to the labbergast Of an ora
tor.
What say you, sellow-citizens? Can't we
make NEWMAN a greater defeated by bury
ing him under a greater majority than that
by which the virtuous WALKER was defeat
ed? Chickahominy must beat the Kama
wha.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-02

General Johnston is making an earnest
canvass of his district, and he is everywhere
received with enthusiasm. He las the
solid support of the city OF Richmond, and
in the country the opposition has been re-
duced to very vulgar fraction. His
friends are working with hearty goodwill
and great spirit. His National opponent
will be so badly "sot down on - that no.
thing OF him but his boots will be seen
after Tuesday next.-Nep Orleans Demo.
craft