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ICE IND Frost ~ THE SOUTH
The Yellow Fever Epidemic Dying Out-
safety for Refugees In Memphis

New ORLEANS. Oct 2s.-For the past twenty.
four hours, twentyoue new cases OF yellow fever and
twenty three Of death have been reported Total
number VI cases 10 daIe. 1880. total Of DEATH
3.sss
tpioo o'elo"k this evening eases OF death and ~
cases were reported TO the board Of Health OF which
onlN was new, in osNka. cases and I dcat: in
lounn La, new cH,V in Baton Rouge % new ca ,es
eul deaths "a forty cll hours. m ia''er.Onvillc
new cass nnd deaths IN forty .ignt nur>: IN Nicks
Tug. NJ ai.s IN q" ciii amt IN the count y
NtNiui.. o. .N.-ia>t ugllt was the cnllest the
season heavy ifust ill and ie. lincd The cutters
tluhs tie city. The Board Of Health VIII morrow
ofciaA announce safety to refugees returning 10
CITY nui r'eutm"n mi that a.! dwelling, should be thor
nu-h'A N'u aird before occupation From Ocluck last
t'rwns unhl noon lay. ~ orders Tor ntcrmcnt
reported ly unicTftAcrs both t cts AMI hr suburbs
NttAsnt iD OCT = We had g., anl black frost last
W-ht Tie II wards closing ~ their affairs an
nnher Vi VISIBLE si ,ici l, ad h4rs,, return te!r
homes tomorrow.
Nom p. oct - -rHu noon ~ tie 10Th % noon Of the
-Nfh hrvn co. ycltw fever and uNa cases ot
death Total numbered cas-" l~i fl'a ui death q
tHArr.Nou"A oct - -lhre 'ue -, uf death aud
oAe new case % yellow tytt both n negroes. durn. the
tWrhif tour hours ti'iu- a. T.. VI. The weather "A
cold, "nd IN, 10 va, lsr ttls Woguiu.
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Police Inspector. Competing.

stirring contest for al Inspectors gold badge
smaMtan.d Al n, great fair IN the cathedral by the
n"ndso Inspectors Dks and Thorn vote Tor either
In,I, rior costs cniy twenty i've c,ats superb s,er
mnu',l yoNeT j. 20 he Ardcl TO the INSPECTOR wi N
is uuNutcd. A. - BeinArAs table chances may be
hulylt ol tN,n'l NNc gent- each IN ihc ran" or The
ebony canc goi headed, nat }l't'rd upward uf $500
through the lavish voting oi iends u rival INSPECTORS
ihr tHT tho hUn"nt u - ReinATds church last
winter inspector hHrrav WHO won tlc cane through a
pluIHh N"tns returned II IN 81 BERNARD church.
TIE tnnmtt,g " TIE lair Ias..i rcSol
lat evening that makes the lair cNeI ton az least IN
nne respect 20 nt,r ihrr. ltwAs otlo enc, that Young
Wuuru W'l n"i b" allowed hereafter a. SEEK takers u
,hau'"s in pkrt ut tr ialr ihVN must Ir,tfau
t.f.l o. 80 a., Hln.f- 81 their ON . tah.V.
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Tnmmsny Treneher, In we.ehe-.r.

Tho Hon. Ambrose II. Purdy, candidate
for the Assembly Of the regular Democracy Of
Westchester County, has addressed the follow
ing letter to the Chairman Of tho Democratic
State Central Committee:
DKAR siR; beg leave to inform you that on the 18th
dnN Of October was nominated lN the regular Demo
cratic convention for the First Assembly District Of
Nonkcrs
ON saturday lasta Convention held by Henry D Pur.
rov AMI other members Of the General Committee of
IammAny Hall for the Twenty -thii, and Twcntyuurti
Wards OF New fork which embraces n portion Of my
district nominated candidate who announces hmse II
on the posters as The resslar Democratic Labor and
Grrcnback nomination.
THIS stump candidate Is am Informed, TO receive
the support Of the TammAny Hall organization In the
Twcntythiri and Twenty fourth Wards. with the
cd purpose Of drawing away enough votes the
lar candidate tu elect the Republican
therefore ASK you to lay the above facts before the
State Central Committee for such action they
nj To take. and also inform and them OF this cnch
the part Of the members of ranmany Hall which
Will probably result In defeat the loss OF the dis
trict and possibly ieOpardze the election Of our
Congressman | Informed that the same
parties contemplate putting up stump for Congress.
also wish In advance to place the blame where IL he
longs n disaster happens shall. however do every
thing In my power 90 the district falling INFO
the hand, OF the Republicans and hope for the best but
fear the worst Respectfully, AMBROSE II. PUHDr.
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Tho supporters OF the Tammany city and
counts nominations and of Fernando v ood FOR
Congress met in anl around the han corner ot
Thirty fourth street and Eighth avenue last
evening. TO ratily the Tammany nominations,
Speeches were made by Fernando Wood, Angus
tus Scholl, Fredoriok Smythe, and John Kelly
ono khgl. A band Of music and iirewurGs
divided the honors with the speakers. Con-
corning naturalization Mr. Kelly said: Ii any
man cAdcaycfs 10 capture your 1868 IAIcrs, all
YOU have 90 do in to appeal 10 some .awyer IN
the district to get the issue Of manlamus
before one Of tho State Judges sitting
in this city, aud these men viii be
your, votes in. he ballot, ohoy. There
may be Il few OF you whose 1865 papers Aro
Illegal, hut mUre than twu-,hills OF you are
legally naturallHod and equally entitled 10 vote
with any other citizens. II tho Inspectors Of
Election refuse 10 take your votes, men have
been appointed to see that you are protested"
,.Att.Twarl fgcm mo Of the ol's!4g stan 's
Mr. Kelly said; AN you VIII read TnE Nav
YORK Sun Mil. bear in ninl that you are told
that you are Eon. TO make John Kelly Dicta-
tor II Tammany Hall succeeds in this election
Now say that no man in this country has Il
kc'nef sGnes Of the rights Of the people tA9u |
have and dor, ,~,';@!es :, nanp 10 "a, ih4i l.
or any man associated Wiz ne, las dai,c dis
hQRoraQle act ng u dishonest acL TAey say
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Last week the Thirteenth Ward Brook
lynl delegates. eight in number. who.
with four delegates from the Four
teenth Ward. composed the Republi-
can Seventh Assembly District Convention
Of Kings County, refused to unite with the
Fourteenth Ward delegates In the nomina-
ton OF Samuel r. Maddox. assembled
John Cavanagh. He 10 known as the Captain Of
the Fenian vessel Erin's HOPE. which snlcd
about Ireland during the Fenan uprising some
years ago.
Tho Brooklyn Republicans In tho Twenty
fourth Ward last night dominated Samuel Van
Wyck for Supervisor.
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that am at tho head " the Democratic marty Of
tins city and TINT means Mt tho head of Tam
many Hall that am Dictator. and am going
to dictate to the people what should be done. |
deny any such right or assumption: but say
thut you have trusted me with power for two
years, and those who have trusted me can look
at my record" Alter repeating u laudatiOn Of
the King added: Charles A. Dana snys that is
dictntion-if il is think the people arc going
IL stand
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strike OF the ci,dc Iron Workers.

LONDON Oct. 29.-The strike Of the Clyda
iron W,reors las commenced Tie Engineers society
nuuhett- an'l mcu ha- also resolved tu strike II the
ldue uuu ~ wages ufurctd The rlu of llin Filter
Co. la,c tcrilcd 90 discharge l2oU of their hand,
TaV1 emp s 3plp u.Nn
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..Imo., knllna HI. rnlhcr.in.Law.

dohn Mii-y. an elderly man, quarI He'd with
h!s .onin aw JOHN walsh % 80 Wcs' Thlgi, iti'l
sr,,t last cy, ainr aai v. Iu'' cd olt oi the house
when ~ trlcd tnrrnsn walsh 'sci una heavy china
.r and tuttv n ~ Nlu siIhiul n on thr turrht All
.nJ Ill turll. hl- skil walsh hou climbed up the nrr
t..A AIr ltN. root Wu,f, DO "a. rau-ht o. unc'f Me
torhrh H. al i denied iaNlig hu ms tNii'r M law.
hut his - f,nl u.o son ,'u."i h'u| IaNms ued iu
Nm lAn al MAm
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B,LrlNoEE. OF. - Tho Oyster slu'l r-'
strife. WINCH has 'rru uut strru 90 for several tat-
cNt.ul ior,er> parA'u- Llu,c m the cts to-day. 10
mshi the .huch,ts parei li'' STRONG h,rl,ib, bliAs
WuNe and h,i 40 u,,u ai .uilJ,tra'!. n spNDT.l
slrochr, urgins the tuihcts 80 staui nun WcrN NItr.
ollie woman hrlrs Hmuus tu" sltfArr, mere .Or- 10
d.syidrr hWlntNu> aif entirely fu,"cuifl 100 Iil tlt
packing eNitlh>hm'nt, lhe nlcreurc ltt"c,u thc
stikNre ANA employers is iNr us .at tr ,trlAt
t'mAndins iN'ni' cents AID 'he lacAe, slt-nS f'l y
M-lN l.Ll. nLiNrI.
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Senator James q Blaine is To- take the stump
Ia M gl ~ Srcnr rnhcsun lie aNcfiircd 10 sptA -
Moo.,Is! fAIh. y j., Ii, >t MONDAY.
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WRgers on the Election.

In the pool rooms yesterday the betting
ia reported . have stood to OF Cooper
against schcll ani even wisc.s have been hid
thnt Cooper will got l50 900 majority This
however. should not relax the zeal ofthc frionds
VI Lhe PeQpls's NekeI The Indians ave 10 lp
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fcored at all times. nud most of all when they
are least cNnnN"d Congressman John Fox
which he Is authorized bet at the o. Ids Of 300
To- s7J that Mr.. Cooper will be elected Mayor.
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liAETronp. OFT, 2S.-Iuise Jas. +. CIT.
'ur'rlNw NJ ~ Iou- N'. hruth,r oi The late SAMUEL
colt. inventor COLT, res DIVER liri IA Mcthef .iri
MS Motrl"- - o., ~, ~ ~ Nears
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Biaine to stump for Robeson.

Miss Biut Tn'i .rauli hc Hon tcar-e Ban.
CROFT '' dawn stair, at the FrrrN iI.e Sew ~ YES
tcrlaN Iisocauug her and suffering other .uJunes
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Snow. In Canada.

TORONTO, Oct - SNOW to tho depth u nna
inches . ia c northwestern Part u OntliIo last il.A
do.ns sreut damage To the fruit and other trees
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IoSDoS. q I. 2s.--Nr T.. A. Sothern tho actor
ha, len ir' ,thicd from pia!lns Al Birmingham ~
svluls li.uyss
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Clcnr or partly cloudy weather. colder north
'siAup hA4u;setcr
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school on Wheels A ran account of it IN the B.gs
L'rtD uut TO day Price, orut,- -ii.
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The Secret ol the seventh Tomb ful dNulsed in The
w. +;'Ln Ew as a Nv siGjdsshI.,-4A.
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Tally lIo The great Fouriu Hand See all about il ~
ths ". LsssN svt sIV!Nasg@- -Aan
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Mrs llouOra BURKE. st,eraVe passenger r0n Sew
N,iAo tic s., ,an,r tima, winch arn'eI al san FTaL
on sunday, committed suicide on III, ,pyHlc ~
Jumping oNcfhoaid Her body was recovered and IN
Al IuIAlA AI-lIas
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Nuiuirr of 0gen accounts Ism J. '~7s. II SO
Anuhnt deposited iuTng lS77 ... g. 3fl 40 ~
Au.uut Nltu lTawn during iN77 ., ... 3.ilT .N -
lr'rls credited and pAit tur lrlI a1l .~i ~
ENlrnsNs iuT last rlI months, including salA
rcs ...'' 49,. .. .'...... 41sCl ~
Rae. OF interest psid dtpo,tts 4, ., aniO
cent
rfcs.ut appraised value ~ real state. 3nono 90
Tho President is paid $4,000 q year, the
Treasurer twhon there Id any tl2 900 and the
Sperpfnrv A. ODO
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25

In the Gypsum Valley parccipate.
The County Republican Central Committee
met In the JOURNAL Office last Saturday. The
proceedings are published elsewhere.
Mr.. A, ". Wickham has commenced the
erection Of Ane residence on his lots near the
corner o. Eighth and Walnut streets.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Minard
will be panied to learn Of the sudden death Of
their little boy in Lawrence recently.
, We are gald to see Col. Alexander so far re-
covered - to be able to be riding upon our
streets again, after so long an illness.
Sdll Bartlett & Jenkins advertise for all the
spring chickens brought to Salina, for which
they win pay the highest market prices.
Messrs. Stsarus and Moody were down
from Lincoln county this week after goods
Tor the formers drug store IN Rocky Hill.
All summer clothing closed out at cost to
make room for fall stock.
Eureka Liquid Stove Polish. The best in
The known world. OskR, WILSON 4 Co,
len Sole Agents.
Seitx's. Sales and Campbell's fountains have
been kept busy during the warm season send
Ing forth cooling draughts Of foaming soda.
One on fseo ladies grass elcfh ssats left tAnt
,1iu 60 for a ss.s. Try yosr FOCAL organs.
MARYLAND. DOpGK 3 MOORE.
0sR. Geo. r. Anthony was In Salina last
Tharsday evening, on his way to Minneapolis
and Bsloit. He stopped 1t the Pacific House.
NJ. J. Holman left for BALTIMORE on Monday
morning. Ar. Heiman Il . pleasant gentle
mAA cd made many friends vhils In Salina.
@. J. Lays bgsad wagon Win deliver tssh
6naA. eakss and pts svesy aesaiae e yosR
gnfenes. Lnge ssaeEs 8 ~ OU =.
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On Monday we receiveda call from Mr.. Geo.
Marshall Of BroOkville, who has recently come
from Illinois. Mr.. Marshall Is building -four
ing mill in Brookville, which he expects to
have running in September. The building is
to be three stories high have six run of stone
and capacity Of 100 barrels Of flour per day
Mr.. Marshall Is miller OF twenty -five::years'
experience, and has gone to work as one who
understands his business. lie was in Salina
to buy brick and other material for the mill
building. With Mr.. Marshall came his son
Fred Marshall, aud Geo. Taylor and VIM.
Finucane. the last two being mill-wrights who
are to assist in the mill. The mill will be run
under the firm name OF Marshall & Sons. Mr.
Marshall was well pleased with the manner in
which the people in BrOokvile had prepared
for his scomIng-particularly with the work Of
J. N. Coombs, who superintended the construc-
ton of one OF the best foundations in the cOun-
lry. Mr.. Coombs has labored increasingly to
established this mill and should feel greatly
elated over the cOnsumation OF his plans. The
mill will be second to none in the State in Its
work. There are about seven ears loaded
with the mill and machinery on the way in
cluding two now at Brookville. The machin-
cry was built by A. Plamondon & Co., Of Chi
cagO, and Is the new process.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
DO Snakes Hiss 2

EUREKA, July Is. ISIS.
EDITORS JOURNAL: This is question that
has been frequently asked, and about which
there has been much dispute. Naturalists do
not agree upon it. One party says it is one Of
those poetic fictions that have no foundation
in fact, while others say it is an established
fact, that they do hiss. l have been incline
to doubt it, but do so no longer. My dog WAS
barking at something in the garden this morn
ing, and went out to see what 1t WAS
found large bull snake coiled up, with his
head raised II to Is inches from the ground.
His neck was inflated to two or three times its
natural size, and he was kissing so loud that
he could be heard five or six rods. As he
swayed himself around IL confront the dog. he
was the most formidable looking snake I ever
saw. returned to the house and got my gun
and shot him. He measured live feet and four
inches in length. WV. PETTEs.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
Saline County Normal Institute.

SAIINa. July u. 1873.
The Saline County Institute opened on the
22nd inst, with an enrolment Of thirty-five,
all anxious to improve themselves fer the
work OF the coming winter.
The Institute is conducted by Prof. FitZ-
patrick, OF the Salina public school, assisted
by Miss Phillips. as teacher OF history and
English grammar. Miss Derghan, instructor
in reading and spelling, also Mr.. Wright, OF
Beioit, Wis, who is taking charge Of the class
in botany.
Miss +. l.. Thompson, OF Topeka. is pre-
senting Prof. Foote's method OF vocal music
Mrs. Presbery, Of Brookville, presides at
The organ, and will organize choir in con-
nection with Prof Locke.
Mrs. Presbery will organize classes in vocal
and instrumental music.
The number now enrolled Is IL.
The first lecture OF the course which il TO he
delivered before the institute will be given at
the Methodist church, in this place on Thurs
day evening, August lst, by Noble L. Prentis.
one Of the eminent speakers In the State, to be
followed by others whose names will he from
time to time announced IN these columns.
REroRTER.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
Pre.enineat

As IN elegant hair dressing stands Parker 5
Hair Balsan- deservclly popular for the beau
tful hair il produces. and IL. healthfnl. cleans
ing and healing properties Commencing At
the roots, il promotes IuxurAnt growth oi
young hair. and unfsilinsiy restores gray OF
faded hair to ifs original youthful color, giving
a soft, rieh and lus;rou. appearance Of great
beauty. II is pleasantly cooling 20 the sealp.
elean-es it from DaD.iruS, cures itching and
IL perfectly harmless, ex4ui.rely psrfsfr-
Ell. meyer soils the skin or gum. the
hair. and plezscs everybody by 4, naHy en-.
celienf and attractive qualities Boz boftis
from your druggist O-esr s~i;z, and ies, Il.
msrit.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is q list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office OF ).
T. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the week end
ing July 10th:
W A Phillips AMI wife Christina Eisenhauer, lot
III. santa Re Avenue. salina-esS.
John Gei- and wife 20 " Green, lot. s. :. and o.
finh street, Saina-sS75
john Gel. Go to N Green, lot 9. Fiith street.
salIna-s2-5.
Neis Peterson TO Bernard o'Connor a tract oT Iani
in Morris Addrtion-si.5.
Geo slsniz TO John sick. ehf swar. : %. 4 10. u
5w- s.e5.
Mary NJ Lowe Geo sl-n,r- emf sv -. b. 7 "a. 4
3w-si.lp
kPRRC Co to Chss Jouyvn.i. sssr 5. TIi, u ~
-sl69.
Chas JOuvenai to Andy u Harnrr. swar IS. 7 10.
Jw-sl. 20.
Francis Grant 70 II ; cunningham. ssgr %. T IL.
.w-G 30
A Psliip- and wiic 10 Nary NasLr. - It's.
Third street salina-S.
IEit-si states Ia Il u Co. q qssrt.T -rsttsss
Land In saline county Patent
JULv lssh.
John stTom and xil. 10 - c.ftss,a -hf n-ar (, p .
u, sw-sEs.
JuLT %zh
W Phillips sni via. 10 " si-eh. Ia III. Feartk
street. .alins-to.
Philips sad wife 10 " ssech. 10, IL. bOErth
street. -sltna-tSi
Cook sni wife to 4 u Gresns, s~qr "a. y
x 2w-sss
Hrr 18Th.
w A Phillips ansi uiI- % u VS., lot. Is aaa Iss
Eisffs street. .ssalina-el.s.
A E~rl- 20 Heri ,trsas-, lot. &. and s.tIfsi
.frrsf. sAlius-Ale
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Dry Greek Items.

Weather nice, but very warm. Sunday last
the thermometer stood st Ill the shade, little the
warmest day We have had this summer.
Watson Bros have finished heading. They
have cut 400 Of grain this season, with Il foot
cut Hanes' header.
Rev. Mr.. Lidzy. of westly al, Maine preached
at the school house last Thursday evening There
avery large crowd in attendance he will be with US
again, soon.
A. II. Crandall is busy in the blacksmith
shop again. He has added partner to his business
such . mule by the OF BalAm. aged q years.
He has procured q rig, and now Sunday he can be
seen riding out to hts claim as happy any man on
the creek. VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
l{yNE King.

The liver 10 the imperial osgAa of the ~Soss
human system, - is controls the life, hea;h
and happiness Of man whsa |. Is dis;srts.,
In iss proper ,es,oz. all kinds Of ailmeno are
the natural resait- The dszcstsoa q food. he
movement. of the heart snd blood. ih~ serios.
Of the brzin xsd nsrvoas - s:em. srs al lnne-
dia;eiy connected with the vosAinss of tSs
Liver IL has bees Successfully proved hs;
Green's Augusta Etouer b 1neqaaSei IN cur
ing all persons sg.icied Win Dysp<p<a CO
Liver ConpiAinS and al tn suDcroas synp-
soas that res<zifs from - nnfueAithy oossdstson
a< the Liver and Seooach- Sn0pie hoesjes 20
III. 10 censs- FolisVeiy soad n ast sswns -
II W6eau Onncnon6 IhsUe dsns vta rsvve
thas e = - ~ - 49, Rg 0ie ~ e
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25
Nsshers Seidsu Realise

That In indulsenee in fruits and vegetables
causes deposits in the milk which induce Colie
or Colera InfAntum in their nursing little ones
To ocounfera0 these injurious effects the mother
should use Psrker's Ginger Tonic \;
strengthens and oorrects her own nsrrors
sonditsoa- and IL good efeoss sre impaired
through the milk to the child. making is cheer
fal, free from pain, and disposed TO refreshing
sleep. Many ladies' suffering from functional
disorders and Nervousness. viii be surprised
af the comfost this strengthening ton;e aaoras.
- By - sse tA<y hsd rsiief from pain. and
funcsieaal rsgulasey sessred. Day SlJoo
hse11e no ysU AueBtA 0srar SsiEz. a. .
sBae b0ol1e = - - - ~ - Dsslzk
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25


Mr.. Gwin lostlhis youngest child Thursday
night, by cholera infantum.
w. II. Gentrys fine team of bays made things
lively last Thursday to the tune Of Of one badly
demolished wagon. Jim now cautions every
one who takes team out Of the stable, not to
leave them stand-even long enough to get q
drink.
Mr.. Marshal arrived Saturday night, and
Monday morning commenced work on the
mill. The joicc and sills are now in their
places. and work Is being pushed along as fast
- weather will permit. The rains have de-
layed work, bur Mr.. u hopes TO have every
thing in running orlier In six weeks.
The new hotel Is nov open, although the
wood work Is not fully completed. bat will be
IN few days.
The concert or opera given by Mrs.. Presbery
Tuesday evening Was . grand success, far
surprising the most sanguine expectations
In spite OF the heavy rain during the after
noon she house was well filed The pro-
ceeds amounted 70 over $s5, which was sure
~ veil earned. Ms Presbesy has given un-
firing attention 70 her ciass. and al show vast
improvement BY the lessons.
Ms. Presbesy left Tor Salina this (Wednes-
day. morning. to attend ths tssehsrs Institute.
Frank winship has rssisped his position In
Obef. Wilson 4 Co.'S Store. Of this place, on
account o( his lame foot, and sooa expects 10
ieave Tor Bostoa. Nass.
WHEAT b eo0ing Into market quite lively,
eeaai1eging Vafhes - prices. Farmers And
~ 4 II p1nD . onn d. vhenG
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25

That nuisance to commerce-the Mexican
dollar Is likely to cause trouble. After the
eastern banks hsd sent them west at about
95 to SO cents on dollar, they issued . circular
stating that they would not allow over 90 cts
per dollar for them. There are many thous-
ands OF these dollars In this county and those
holding them will lose crnts on the dollar.
where they have taken them for 100 cents-as
many have. Should the merchants agree TO
receive them for 100 cents, there will be little
trouble at present, but the time will come
when the American silver will crowd them
out OF circulation Is the latter can be disposed
Of away from home. Then there will be con-
fusion and quarrelling over the discount.
Business men should have some understand
ing so that one man will not pass them out at
their ia,e to be accepted by another at only 20
or s. cents.
The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25

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