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lHfnAi. Nay ll.-fLoUR AND MFAi-Iho
whnN rnfk ~ anlI nNi't ana un"ii'' n ihNl.
.r h iN..l iu If.~ .tr~ hi Hh' nNitfl' .i.l
W 900 rfhi' NNf w '.fn rN|' Iillft ~ 'h.et f''t
extra state. - i'H goo. western STRING wine 40
extras. - ny 1n1 AN - l's ~ ~. "ll.
fr- wheat rVtr1s ~ 20 fs -l in NN rri XIV, aAi1t
NiHn'. h iHr'i+ 81 % 'iN ,Niplin' -
tlf-- - ..fl d.. N"HiIrfH .Ah"r. Ni. nanny 'rtiil-
% Obj. ~iNii 100 r.llIli- AifN-, ~ tf.f ~ 'til
ul'Hl. N'tt I'D. e 80 -. bfatI@ W q. ~ y. go
IT," N'lW. 81 I'ata'h wheat iecu, si'sflt c lpH,
fNr f""N. -ltf -i~ ~
'tif'f"' 'is rH'i hut low Grades I .f dehr'r
Ni..INt lfHni, u 't -ltr ttl ll.'7 in..l- nltl'd
'HNl .ui '-HlN '',Ne lrirs.Al -r. ~ r., h".
'I. h.. lllHD Tor Mac. ID --t l". t.u'. ~ r.. -lN
lnl u f'r ir Au-u', llF.t Ilr n'cnN,f h t'r
ift' INri lN'" l". N', .Nt o. lt'tt inr 10, mI'
l'tF if IHhNNlh rNi lN0't lpt ttnluHllt htttiii'
ior ihN W.'N 81 l-' iHl's
lNNtsi Ns-i rA fu Hld nominal small sales ~ moss
uN it f al e. 80 l', VIII -lI"r- 90 g" 10 ior June
aug ~ y Ani s'-'lor -u-l Wih tNttrs A. = -, ~
Hnu fTNl Igr ih' ~tmr h'his rc-l'cuN,N hrl r"iltt
Hin'r Hl Sil.-.- .,. .!in nNl .Nlin H. .,- q.
lhm- .'-.. nfuri $40 riN 90. ii- lfhN western 2 NN
H.r lul hnl nominal at t..'' &C. iNr Weston Hw
tIN ltn+ tit tr Aut Ifh ls pN't avn lfl'ts more "f
rs, ht "-tN lAid "-Nlu NN ann lhfN NNhNr AT it
friucNnni sal'- "h i' si't ll e.. nt e l luf prut
,iN. hnl s"" e we r iriln 'tru. ani Cog iutuit
l,hLrN ''s" ~ fi NfF' va i"r WAY, sou. 'ff
go i"r June ana ~" .oI Au-ust D"ssl n"fS 20
80 hui.r =, sl,i' 81. unl, ~ - S,tN'f
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FINANCIAL AND comuERC1AL.

FRIDAY. May17-P. M.-The speculation ut
the Stock Exchange developed a generally
strong tone at advancing prices. except for the
Northwestern shares, which reflected weak
ness although opening firm Western Union
led the morning speculative list on revival OF
reports Of increased business aud before mid
day advanced from Sl3s to S2's, win lurthcr
rally later to SO, while ct the same tlhe L'ke
Shore recovered to 63, buyer ,, and closcd az
63h. Northwestern common, however, ylelucu
from 81 q. buyer 3. to 81 o., hut the preicrro"d
maintained u firm tone at ~ q ~ w72 81 72'a
M72ii. Thore wcrc more liberal offerings OF
this stock. Rock Island became noticeable Tor
rs rise OF =, e cont To- io9,s and Ngw 19rk
tons. was ficent higher atitq. The coal shares were
S SrS and bawa2e aHG adSn Io R cck
closing At 5o7s, the highest points o. thc day
Central 10 G, AM Tie 81 faus although not reflect
sympaihizcd with The remainder Of the list during Tic
Afternoon as 70 rally = and 2 cent for the common and
rnlcd stronger at ~, e2s with Ohios steady. aud Wa
s aars ''S %sl a,a Gi s. S SS, Sg
Mail closed weak Mt le'l although previously selling
icrcnv traded ill., but the operations the day reflected
wills aniins pacidc alyiccs from London re spccs The
Eat. RI gg.,on an under ,'c m1en,e o., Which con
cold ruled steady throughout the day at iOOl hut the
N loins the rates paid Tor the use OF gold were a, I.
argas;S 1s MimaqkGs Sn@ St rS. ID Esr SsS
compared with the spending period Of last year
rag sargs OF gag Hnrn ny C.dar gd M,r III sgo
49, as 'sad,' ~. NV" icd ~ q W n, e e Tor
f"rrlth 'N'n1lfD ~ , ~, II, ,,I III, III, ,r
IN the money market good borrowers experienced ~
funds oil call at ,@ with neutrality-suspicious. at the lower
rate frstcass COMMERCIAL paper passed at 41asd, Ac
Government bonds were less active but closed strong
with the principal transactions in currency 6s Us OF lN9
The opening highest lowest and 9P. NJ closing prices
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A pony owned by Mr.. John T. Cavanagh Of
the Bulls Head lotl and driven BY his owner having
been frightened yesterday morning. near the junction OF
Broadway sixth avenue and Thirty fourth street broke
loose and ran down the avenue. Near Thirty socth
street, Mrs sara Burns Of Staten island was knocked
down Near twenty ht street, opposite 100 sAh ave.
nt,. John Nc Donuugh. a child, was knocked dnWn ana
9th legs was broken Here the hors" was sturl u
by an unknown man Mrs Burns Mas taken 10 the IA
Nmih slrNet n.lIll.
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' The ' bncR spot pot Would be ing composed
OF small particles Of pure antimonyi
clees Of the flame tho black metal would get
hold of oxygen enough to form the white oxide
of untmony. Then long and intricate test
WIS explained by means OF the maps.
mcusurcl fe amount Of tartar cmctic in the
lgul lic h'd taken an exact wcgh, "
TN liquid 'nt TO- him, and had Obtained
Ml TIE ngango-colorci sediment II COM
This -uhsinnc' formed neary half 81 tho
weight OF trfar omHtic. lie was thus nhlr
to find The wyi-ht Of tartar cmct" in the amount
NJ liquid he had used. Knowing this ho could
s. ut o. him. That ii was tartnr cm'tir AMI not
sonlr 9th Compound W Uuimony was shown
10y dct ctingiH the liquid potash and the other
component rnus of tartar cmctir.
4 long d'lat, was hal rs to whether Prof,
nur.Nus Should conduct an actual ANALYSIS VI
somo of H." liquid that had hcrn soni to himhy
do $50. AMI at last the Judge told him 10 20 or;
Then hn said Il WAS requisite that he should
have somr new glass tubing Tint was per''rtly
clean. Tho lawyers therefore conteni,d
had made in his laboratory. The v tile
had c0uttinod little over three ounrcs oi
luuid. In this There wore ten and iour-iiitts
grains OF tartar cmOtic. \ littlc bottle rom
which ell The liguil had heen spilled cXt'pt one
drop. viii n he had had 10 remove with capU-
larry tube. because II could not be poured out
contained u distinct trace Of anthony. Tht
lluo V walnut case contained SpoeiW ~ the
Professor work in all stngcs ~ the analysts
Irc following words were written at the top Oh
the inside
t Ag Ga pn%s"o , ,''ni Tn' nsS e. s 9s
Attempted poisoning OF Hester Noslnrgh, his vile.
Mr. Nosburgh IL to preach In his church OF
Madison avenue tomorrow. morning an'
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SEARCHING FOR THE POISON.
pROE DOREMJs ON TIIE STAND ~ THE
nv. NIX. TOSBURGH'S TRIIL


Nr Nmul'' H. Npauphc was inc hIst VII
! 'oNel by The prosecution yesterday morn
h. i1 %. trial o, tho T. y. Mr.. Noshurgh. lie
.l. .i... l,l,..o,4. of Mr. \.4lu..l' =, church,
rnl 'n Oh SnniNy "tr Hr '"ih'H anu Mr'
.f. lnI mad. known their su-uieions he
....,.t ,.,.i ii, i,..,,,,r Ia it ]
!" '' '.' va Nv
L,4v,
., , ,.tt NJ V..,.,,,.h ",,i,,o~o l,. 3v ,
VII ~pplone told him To- come with him TO the |
VIM. ''',' w.. w.. W.
was r'p'N'ti To hlln IL M was 'lr' N.H- |
Nur-h's lr.t expression. after he lad heard Mr. |
i.'"n' ana 'N-'.' '.'. , ''"r''
ministcrcd the son himself"
III ,,,,,,.,.s a.li l,t,, r.hgt eottl1 hovo hcnn
INC witness ask" H'"' "u"' 'vu'' ,l''',
Mr. : Alr-s motive ana lh'h Mr. 'o'"u'+u
t,t,,ishfs. .b,'iJ che
T.. fitier's farm of l3O acres In Smyvcsaut
r.f,.ffo county y Y Thrn he talkcdtotho
w.. ei,,l., .l.,,,, Tia u.,t,.'.' ,.,,t
M.N.- "Wd h'. ol'"i't "'V"l "'7 wiz . VAN
% affection fOr him. and ~ his want of aiiee-
49,. t.r n.r lie WIS worry nervous. AMI AT ono
'' ,,..rt ond nl,n,s, hvs,rrianl II,
.t.A.ti s.y val instan 'cs of his wtes having
n,'rt.l t.ri his homes. hayiu, boon aided
g. !' POO 'Y neg nVu',H 'h'' or WIZ ~
.o.ucr-tovn she had taken morphine at such
.... ti..., DAD, ,cos ,iii,-rd TN intcrrpnt i,nnor-
,.ts ,s ,,as,or a. ,,tcrI M, b.r
NAY s.nr:P sqyc tho Witness e VI. understand
ta-.i annoy HIM. Once she had showed him
u r,u.,. ana hal said that il had been given To
i.tiy % bartender, with whom ~" had spcnt
who'll, day az fair or cattle show. Mr.. Nos-
lurhto.k ihe hands IT The witness and Mr.
>.rd."r and cried eAcialmlng' IN broken utter
amos; ...,.,..,
my iri.nls'. and then clenching their hands,
l. uud added; ~ You are nay friends.
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a,lacy 10 pay cXorhtlnt lrice Tor clothing
when such stylish suits be purchased tor hat hV
amount at A. Raymond Co IS Fulton St, corner OF Mas
kau.-1dr
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sIEGHARDT In the city of Now York on tho 18th LA
Of MAY. 1919. by the Hon Joseph l. nuy. Judge d
the court at Common Pleas. kunigundp sicghardt roi
George Sci ghardt Cause, adultery.
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Busintss Notitts.

The weII-known sportsmnn, HARRY HAMtIS
TON 1872 West 3lst st. New York. id not bcleye 9 ring
bone could he cured until he used GILES IMMINENT
TODIDE AMMONIA and cures Spavins, splints, aud
ThorOughpins by it, USE.
sold by all druggists. send Tor pamphlet 80 -
DIR. GILES, l2O West Broadway, N "
Trial size, % cents
Fine a. silk Fiat for $500. Derby ana
Soft Hats. $3.50; worth So ~ New church ST. ~ stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18

As adopted by legeman 60, chemists and druggists
20j Broadway, Is "a success ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-18

It's remarkable success quick and complete cure OF
urinary sidney amt bladder diseases attracting atteu-
uOn every hcIe-Adg
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an True and False Spematorhua, new edition ol tho
" Philosophy OF Marriage Address Secretary, Museum
VI Anatomy dls Broadway New lglk. FEe. 10. sIapa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
A Duel Between Negroes.

Negroes have been known to fight
duels in the South. Only two months
ago a couple Of them, A. black IS Ere
bus, met on a duelling field, from which
only one retired. The most conspicuous
affair between negroes that now re-
member, however, took place in Sayan-
nah. or near Savannah, Ga, in 1872.
The quarrel hinged on their respective
positions in society Their names were
Eugene Morehead and Jackson Brand.
Both were leaders If some prominence.
Each Of them owned a sort Of restaurant
The caucuses usually took place in one
If their saloons, where, over a plate Of
free lee cream. they would mature their
plans. Suddenly Eugene discovered
that these conferences took place usuai-
ly in Jackson's saloon. He asked
Brand 10 meet him the next nigh; a; his
fEusene's) saloon. Brand declined To
do 80, using such haughtines- of manner
that Eugene was constrained 10 suggest
that perhaps with emphasis on the
perhap.) Brand thought his saloon
..was a kind Of low place" Brand,
moved by 4 spirit Of truth, WAS
Obliged 10 confess TIA, be did - view T.
At this Eugene suggested 70 Brand that
perhaps he considered himself some
what above him (FugeDe) IN the social
scale. Brad again acknowledged the
force Of Eugene's suggestion; and Eu.
gene proposed 70 give him chance 70
settle the question Of his superiority.
The proposition being gladly accept
ed BY Brand. The next question vA- TIE
method Of settlement II would no; Dc
for them 20 indulge IN the Old s'yk
agb-and-fnmble African fght-- III
fight II their fs;hers''-snd they deter.
mined 10 adop, the custom indor-s-d b.
the white folks. Eugene. therefore
challenged Brand 70 Nee; him IN moria
combat. Brand accepted the yertsa
challenge, named raaske.. as The ~e2p
ons, across the riye- ~ The place an
the next morning b daylight ~ ~
time. The arrangement. sere mai
verbally II Vas agrr-s that no on'
should accompany them but the boat
nea xho were 90 pull them 80 the plses
Of meeting. -, The Esyt snornjaz. u
he gray d.zn, too boats pulled %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

A church debt Is being paid in Weeds
port, y. Y, by what are called - kiss
ing bees" The price 81 a kiss - ten
cents. Whatever We may say 81 the
principle inyolved-and il il certainly
matter for grave discnssion--we should
think a scale 81 prize. would be far bet
ter. some kisses are worth more than
other. An article II this Kind on the
lips. where {; vii, do the most good. IL
much more valuable than tina, peculiar
accident which takes place on the nose
and much may be said n Ia the inisns-
ity of the kis--wbetber IL !. "A purely
business arrangement in view 81 the
ten cents, whether IL u for Affection OF
for admiration or for chance seguain:-
anee. or whether Il u pafory.nlal and
calculated to lift the experimen.er. Gu;
81 their various boots. Il sbould he
stipulated. moreover. whether tbs per-
son .ho gives shall likewise receive. and
whether the shall take possession 81 his
eompanion'. ~ais, during the services.
. Mise. for TEN cents" - "a indsfsi,s
n rsisin. q; hye cents the q1satsty.
Now, xhy this lsxs;y. this sbsisiessDs<s
In the Heed.psrt market We should
think the wesd.yort church would never
l.r paid for in th,- World. --BngaIo Ex-
y,ress.
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from the city wharf. A single oarsman
propelled each craft, and in the bow of
each sat q tall, determined negro hold
ing in his arms q musket.
The opposite side reached, the COM
batants saluted each other stifiiy, and
plunged into the woods. The oarsmen
waited in their boats until result had
been reached and it had been deter
mined whether Eugene or Brand stood
highest in society. One of the stipula-
tions was that each man should put Just
rs many bullets into his musket As he
wanted to- Taking advantage Of this
allowance, Eugene poured handful Of
slugs into his musket, and announced
himself ready Brand took his position,
and the word was given. II is not def
nitely known which gave the word, or
how it was managed. All that we know
is, that two terrific explosions were
heard, and Eugene, walking to the edge
of the woods, announced that he had
killed Brand. Brand was found living
upon his face, riddled with the bullets
which Eugene had put into his gun. As
the duel took place on Carolina soil. no
decided legal steps were taken that am
aware of, and the noise Of the duel soon
died out-Cor. Philadelphia Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
Malay Medicine.

The Malays imagine that II they can
remove the evil spirits they are all
right; so. with this object, they con-
struct miniature prahu, or wsr-boat,
of wood, complete in every way, with
mast, rigging, black flag, paddles and
rudder. The boat is filled with various
articles, bag of rice at the stern and a
lamp made out of cockle-shell At the
PROV; the body Of the boat is stuffed
with cups made of leaves, containing
liquors of various sorts, entrails of fowls,
sweatmeats Of all kinds, tobacco flowers
and copper coins The boat is support
ed By slender square bamboo platform.
surrounded with pendant grass, TO the
ends Of which are tied all sorts Of eata-
bles, and at the corners the legs and
wings of chicken. Abou, eighteen
inches below the boat are figures of tur-
ties, crocodiles and lizards, made Of
rice. resting on a plsntain leaf: the
whole being supported by four straight
branches about seven feet high tthe top
leaves forming canopy stuck into q
raft made Of plan;sin trees Slips Of
bamboo are stuck round the raft, with
partially burned red rags tied to them.
The raft is Sc; AAoat, and it Is supposed
tbs, the evil spirits, enticed away By the
food in the boat, leave the patient and
aftsch themselves TO the boat. Should
any Malay, by accident or otherwise,
touch this raft after il has been 81
sdoat. he or she becomes afflicted with
the disease from which the person fol
whose benefit the rsft WAS sc; sdrift suf
fered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
PiTH AND POINT.

ELECTRIC belles-Female telegraph
operators.
THERE may not be any ." fail in the
bright lexicon, ETC., but business circles
seem to have all they care to handle in
that line Just now.
HAIRDRK>SER (anxious to puff his
antibare's grease)-" Excuse me. SIT,
but you are a little" Old Gentleman =
Bald. Ell? Yes, was bornso.''
THERE will always be more or less
excitement in 3 household that possesses
cat and back fence, or poor piano
and good healthy girl.-Bndgspo'
Stand .rd.
A CLOrHIER has excited public curl
osity by having large apple painted or
his sign When asked for an explains
ton he inquired: "If it hadn't been
for an apple, where would the ready
made clothing stores be to-daye"
WHENEVER man begs chew of the
weed, he is doing little something
toward keeping the wolf from some
body's door. The tobacco interest in
this country gives employment IN more
than million persons -Brsa&tdst la.
BE.
SNIrKINs refused to get his wife new
hat, and soon after his little girl came
in and said: '.Mamma, won't YOU bus
me n monkey Ia play with when you 81
down town." .No, darling-wait till
You are older, and then marry one. rs
did, ;" replied the grief-stricken wife, he,
tears breaking out afresh
.WHAr is your religion, nv friend?'
asked clergyman Of a tramp with a
calcium nose. me? | belong To the
Nothinarian denomination" "lndeed?
| never heard of that sect. What are lis
,enets?" earnestly inquired the parson
"Why, we believe, We see, thut-we be-
lieve thut-wall-w believe, thut whit
ever hez happened WIZ 10 be, whether
il come To pass or not"
4 TEMPERANCE Reformer, having
heedlessly Sc: foot upon raitlesnake,
sped to saloon and qualified quart OF
whisky at single draught, which OBJ
servina, the bystanders jeered him for
his inconsistent conduct, NAY, nay.
nav, fellows" quoth he, "you overlook
an essential point Of difference between
us-wkile drink because l have seen
a snake, you have seen snakes because
YOU have drunk" Moral-Wha,'s one
snakes poison is another mans drink
Neir York World.
BKrrrR the ragged plowboy.
Who sings and cares for nought.
Than th. bank cha-hier. with ten Thousand
year.
And a hundred thousand short.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
Shakespeare and the Bible.

Read the following curious parellel
between Shakespeare and the Bible; II
will he found interesting
Bible" But though be rude in
speech. - Cor. XII, o.
Othello-" Rude am in speech"
Bible" Consume thine eyes and Ia
grieve thine heart. samuel H.. 81.
Macbeth" Show his eyes and grieye
his heart"
Bible" Thou hast brought me inth
the dust If death Psalms.
Macbeth Lighted fools the way Ia
dusty death"
Bible" Look not upon me, because
am black. because the sun hath looked
upon me- solomon Song j.. g.
Merchant Of Venice" Mistake me
not for my completion; the shadowy
livery u the burning sun"
Bible smo,e him; ! caught him
by the beard and smote him and slew
him. Samuel xvii, 81.
Oihello-" took him BY the throat.
the circumcized dog. and smo,c him. !"
Bible" Opened job his month aud
cursed his day; let il not be joined
unto the days of the year, let 10 not come
unto the number II the months. Job
Ill, IL.
Macbeth -"May this sccursed hour
stand, aye. accursed in the calendar. ="
Bible -" What is the man that thou
art mindfnl Of him2 For thou hast
made him little lower than the angels.
thou hast crowned him with glory and
honor. Thou madest him To have do
minion over the works Of thy hands. "
Psalms viii, 4, B. 8.
Hamlet" What a piece Of work is
man, How nobls in reason, how in
tinif. IN faculties, In form aud moving
how express and admirable, In action,
how like an ANGEL Ia apprehension.
how like a God, The beauty Of the
world, the paragon Of animals"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
Ds NIB Till the Hear o, Death.

The Harrisburg PENN Tskgrar'h
tell. the story which follow William
ri. Steward, his wife and his brother.
George, recently died a consumption
in ths, city within sir days. George
was txenty-one year. ~ age and bad
been desf ant dumb from his birth lie
wa never known To hear or speak =
word jus, preTioTs - HI. death he
called IN losid voice 20 81. sister. Who
was in another rom. repeating her
name several times. The sister. scarce
IL cretiiinz her own hearing. hsS;sasf
TO his oed .id>, Ant found cha: !, ~ss
true-be hsS called 20 Der lie uttered
no other -ozsd, and IN fs~ Esinu;ss
!,e ~a- d@zt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

A SrxEEE q fOreixn-born eTiizsns
rssid.u; in Chicago have Organized =
IS Cosmopolitan Assoetzison q; For~.s n-
born Citizens. The so<sefy - ory.n-
iz.7c for the prosncsioa Il % broshsriy
sentrneus among AL eiflsens % for-ign
birth. 20 eoTnhins al esfises- xnd ib-ir
son. for The po-ycs~ II instroctsns th~n
Ia tAssr dsts~. as es;ireas. -ns ,, ss-sz-
sally p-tsocz ib-D. 18th Individually
zrd collectively. IN assprssfs,sa kss
razinfensnce II their right s-st pin
s-x-- under tte C0ns,f5sSo. snf izrs
q III Usss> I S.a;es AID State o. Jsls-
EOS -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
A Good Place to Scratch Arsand In.

A few days ago Mr.. James Merck,
ST., while searching for gold in his
mine, mile and half east of Gaines
vile, found nugget weighing twenty
three pennyweights. Ii was not pure
gold, but, on being melted, turned out
eighteen pennyweights of solid gold.
Mr. Merck is not working this mine
regularly, but when he wants 3 little
cash, and other sources fail 10 respond,
be gees to his diggings and scratches
ar.lrd until he finds enough TO supply
his Immediate wants. Gasssscilio( ia.
Eeg.e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
A MEpFoRp, CMass.) man, named

A MEDFoRD, Mass.) man, named
Davis.is said TO have been buried alive re-
Gently. He fell senselsss while shaving.
and, though pronounced dead, the body
waskepti nthe house and carefully watch
ed for several days, because he had ex-
pressed fears of being buried alive.
Since the funeral his widow and daugh-
ter. having dreamed that this had really
taken place, caused the grave to be
opened, disclosing the horrible truth,
As the corpse was found lying on il.
side. with the face badly bruised and The
top Of the coffin broken
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

KANSAS became State on the 9Th
Of January, 1851 On her sevcn,een;h
birthday she had 10000 people: s2es.-
49,. o6oin property So. 0oo. go in farm
products last year; ASH miles cf rail-
road; 1850 schooi-chiidrea. and .oo.
school-houses; Al insere<;-bearing COM
mon-school fund 81 d, 3Ss ISL; . land
endowment fund Of nesriy 100000
acres. = college. seminary, o. high
school in nearly every county seat
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

AL communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name of rtc cnthor, no,
necessarily Republication, ij,i; ~ evidence oi
good faith on the part az THE writer. Write
only on one side Of ,sn paper. BE particularly
careful III gfysn1 names and dates, to l;rye
all letters os figures plain and distinct.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

A. fre3gb; ;rzin ~ss p><sing ossr
brsdys >, S~s i>onaon. Co1n ;fss s<hsf
d.y. ias enyinssr A.ooysrsd = snail
s-yy struggling for LIE 10 tks vsl~rs a
tie eoss- Hs isnwessszsssF ssnPf.sss The
Grsla, and usfxs.<nsng he I'D cord
threw ons cad - 4 % ~ iasp~r1isd hoy.
.so gn.spss 4. sisa & rvssf kss h<dy
.ad So ssisses Is pises - =.sszs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

AfAR~yx rear Portage. wis.. ~hils
digging vel beard . rsssbsinz nl's~
below a. u rushing raiet. which grew
louder n be went down. A ss0rt Dis
lance beio~ he struck bed 0r ysia ii
gravel. ihrDagh which strong cuTens
~ intensely cold sir rushed Up. bat 40
Appearance IL water: bgf On going
through the BID II xrz~el be cams 70
w.;er which CONCEAL. a. fac "a a ooDss
into The val
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

Two double eossins married perhaps
- years are They Are ro~ dead Th~y
lived 10 Harris Coasfy. G~srra- aaa
rsi-sa IL children. al u ssosn lived 10
70 te 50 year. old ADD spsaEd. Alter.
nA,ssy . deaf add damn tsssst 's.s
torn. making sit Il sozst h-,sy and AIS
Afflicted The an desf and dsrssb eissi-
drsn lss- ;isesr ssyhs n 50 yesrx.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

WHENEVER you hear tha: 4 person
h~s rsfrOssSe nose. you may know
that it is genuine, old-fashioned pug.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

HaEEr Hsxxsks. = fe4nyirxsAz
boz. -: yes u. hss eessasussssd - sssos-
IS -ssee lA~s Azgus, Hss . 10. "a -
psns.es;lAsy.