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The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
Centennial.

On 5th day Of May we opened our Cloth
ing House in tn. Ledger Building. occupy
ing only fret q )or, vi It'll Aix cen kaleSn ST.
During The sprirg and :Sun,ner our bu re
ness so Increased that in The Fall we wei.
compelled to buy off IT, le,,se Of A..
stewart & c.. for the upper floors. and d
force Of forty statesmen to meet the demano
Iof our custOmnrs And now, after wv
years Of unprecedented success, never be-
lore known in this city, our business has
more than doubled from Year TO year 70
such an extent lhitwe now use the entire
five floors, with a stock of over Half y Mil
lion OF Dolla,s OF Fashionable Cloth1ng
with sixty. seven ,entlemrn salesman, who
will show you through our building and
consider 1T no ! r. uble to show you goods u
you don't buy. Our GALES have neen sc
large during the months of March snd
April that we have been CT mp
make up an entire second. , -- g
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LAWRENCE cARsoN's FUNERAL.

The funeral of little Lawrence Carson
who died of hydrophobia last Thursday
night took place from the residence OF ais
father J. E. Carson at 403 east Seventh st.
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Long bs-
fore the time set for the services, persons
began to arrive in large numbers and 30
great was the desire to see the child that
the services of two policemen were re>
ouired 10 prevent rush of the crowd.
Probably thousand persons passed In to
view the remains. VIM. j. Frost u. D.
conducted the funeral services, and the
remains were. inferred in Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
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THE NOMINATION ELECTION.

PYLE AND BUTZ THE sgCCEssFuL NoMI-
NBEs-A LARGE VOTE PoLLED.
On Saturday the nomination election for
candidates for Sheriff and Coroner was held
throughout New Cas1le county. The vote,
as was expected, was very much scattered.
Pyle and Butz were the successful men
having received the largest number OF votes
Pyle in this city leads Townsend by nine
votes. and carried the Tenth Ward, which
was considered one of Townsend's strong
holds. Outside the city Pyle received
handsome support, putting his vote up tc
sixteen hundred and seventy votes, with the
western division of White Clay Creek tc
hear from. This division, however, can II
70 way alter the result. We have placed
full returns before our citizens, by meant
of acorps of special messengers to those
places beyond the reach of the telegraph.
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MASONIC ELECTION.

At the annual meeting of the Wsshing>
ton Lodge No. A. F. A. N. on Thursday
evening the following officers were elected;
Maeter-J. Benton Craig.
Senior Warden-James P. Hayes.
Junior Warden-Walter H. Burk.
SecretsIy-Jesse K. Baylis.
Treasurer-J. Turner West.
During the evening Mr.. James Downward
a veteran mason was presented with q
beautiful written set of resolution by the
Lodge.
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n oF HoRs-WlLMISGTON
EEN HAsEOAD Com menc-
kday Dec. 4B7B, Trains Will run
;,n,;,pton i2D q m, a 1d5 SOp.m
{ndep burg tb M and ! 30 p. n. :,
I Wllminyn 755 a M and . IL
h Landentfg fg al Il m. and 8 40
kCTlONs.-rain leaving Landen.
n q. m. vii train for PEiladel.
|cavinx wilmington a 10 % o m
!, eavfnp Hiladelphia att 10 q m
hsylvapia ah Delaware tralh iS"S'
|enberg at 100 p: m. or . -,
|6aving Laden berg at W p. M,
Fnsviyania % nd Delaware train, and
Ia lea wing Wilmington for Phlla'
nc. m =, -,
n les iii. |niladelphia at 4 Is p
u. CONNEI,L Sur
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DISCHARGED.

James Belt, the little boy who was
arrested last Friday evening, on the charge
of having fred the building near Sixth and
Tatnall, vas given hearing Saturday even,
ing, and owing to the lack Of evidence ne
was discharged. H 7 .e ~
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RA1lRGs. y.
ny,Aq vMIN0TON AMI

c1parAs v VMINGTON AMI
9ATTTAUR q EJiiEoA '...ii'.sl'
May I3t
viii leave Wifston n ioiiows
bhis and, tnR Reo'ase ! ssM.iy' 81 a'1a \
8G,, 9H, - ~. z ~ -
|hta and NeWOrk, Y ~, . Y = -, /,
40, 545 p N. . s,o+i,,, "a z = ss
D and internaa,e s'"'ioh'' ''
and WASH N u 5l. l TO- os
4. Il 50, 500, a.uo,or
Ear delaware VISION feSveaoi ~ 49,
9stle 8Gl, 2 81, ! 10, 2 I =. ~ q so
and intersQlacS s'"''" 20"
/ 30pm. ..t>rs q IN
and lnternpate 's'a'uiv'n'' 'u'' wv
pm. q
SUNDAY RAINS.
bhia and, iflnediabo hsat.ohs
,,a . W., ,,,,l p;lYors 2 10, S a a m'
\ anl " ashftor l2ti. | IL q 10.
~, n a in furn1i on passengers are
y ny, th , time Ties posted at the de-
hasKaNNEY,su supt.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

On and after to-day the 10th inst,
an additional accommodation will be made
between Philadelphia and Wilmington~
leaving Wilmington at $50 a. m, and Phil,
adelphia at 6p. m.
A passenger car for Wilmington will be
attached to way freight train, leaving Per-
rvyille at 1O.34 q. M, and due at Whining
ton at S.45 p. M, but will be run subject to
DELAYS to that train. p, 4g,f r. a.n.
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LII LIE
limited states, for the District Oh Deia-
"iere Tn The Matter of James G. Pickels.
psnkrupt.-in Bankruptcy. ~
a at wilmington. in said DISTRICT Ia7t Oh 'ne
Notice ia hereby given that petition mas 70
sd il said SrIs s.s BY {Sstries ses dpS ae
~ o1orsd a hankrupt und der the act OF Congress
OF March 2. 1857, for discharge: and cer1la TILL
unden al his sas GsG aaS and oshs
,ba m,n 2ist Iay of June, 1878. at II oc!ocE :.
.nG a. M us is assigned for the hearing Of the the
W%ngtG3e sfo5ss"lf and SHOW wnen ease en
VIZ WIZ, uoS, have, why the prayer OF the SAID
A petiiion should not be granted.
a. REDMOND SMITH,
Clerk OF the U. s. District Court, Deiaware
District. -, g~.r
=
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LOCAL NOTES.

Oh ester vii have boat race to.day,
What has become of all our base ballistsa
Who Is the funny man on the Republicans
Summer, so far, has been cool and damp:
Fulmer's deviled crabs, No. sos Market
street. ....--
Ned Leary had command ofsome recruits
on Saturday. s...s
The Cool Spring Resowiers is teening
with tadpoles.
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmer's, sos
Market street.
No. car on the city railway has been
entirely rebuilt.
Soft and hard Crabs received at SPRING
ers 407 King st.
Too much rain water prevents open afr
temperance meetings,
The attendance at the races this year pro>
misses to be very large
If YOU want stylish summer hat at low
figure, 60 to McCloskey's. jS-tf
Yesterday was Whit Sunday: next Sun-
day will be Trinity Sunday.
Very nice and cosy does the City Treas-
urer's office look with It's new carpet.
The frequent rains which have fallen
lately haye served to keep our streets In
good order.
Jelly tumblers, tin cover, hold full half
pint, so cents per dozen. Lawton's, 6O6
Market street. ...
W. s. Wood, taxidermist, No. 9o3 Market
street, Wilmington, Del. All kinds Of
birds, beasts and reptiles stuffed to order.
Mason's porcelian>lined fruit jars: Y
gallon, SIT per dozen; / quart, $1.25 per
dozen pint, $1.10. Lawton, 6O5 Market
street.
The Phonograph will be on exhibition a.
Institute Hall, commencing Mouday next
Every person should see this wonderful
| instrument. .... g.
We all have our preferences; but no one
prefers to hear crying baby when the fact
IL so well known that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
would at once quiet It. rs cts.
This evening the Bryant Literary Society
| of Rugby Academy will celebrate their Sc
cond anniversary in the Grand Opera House.
The programme Is very attractive.
All of them have used DR.. Bulls Blood
Mixture. Whomi Those who heretofore
suffered with Boils and Pimples, but who
are now free from such annoyances.
Refrigerators, water coolers, baskets and
stoves of best quality and material can bs
bought ct Milton Shippers, Ill W. Eighth
street at per cent Oft to oil cash purchase
ers.
The Democratic nomination election came
off very quietly In the city Saturday. and
notwithstanding the iuclement weather tho
nominees and their friends took lively in>
Iterest and succeeded in polling large vote.
On Thursday the 18th day of July, tda
Quaker Assembly will take their arst grand
grand excursion to Harewood Park, on the
1P.. W, g. r.. R. Tickets are selling very
RAPIDLY. Adults, $1.00; children between
the ages of s and IL years OF age, SCcentS.
What lovely flower is the lily of the
valley, and how closely resembling it in
nnritv ia the csmplxion which has been
IembeIlshed with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP,
that wholesome aid TO beauty.
SILVER LOCKS Grow DARK from the use
tof HILLS HAIR DYE.
Fellows of and delegates to the Medical
Isociesy of Delaware will bear in mind that
the annual meeting takes place at Lewes,
next Tuesday, the 18th inst. By application
Ito DR.. Maxwell, the Secretary, at New
ICastle. orders for excursion tickets (good
from the 10th to the 17th) can be procured.
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! CLOTHING HOUSES.
NJ - l14lI1.l ~ T7T777TNNN T-f I-787IN y
PRocLAMATloNl
Citixens Of I'hsiadelphfa and SwsTospd
~ ing Country N as5NT

N Owing to the Great success ard Prosper
ity OF our enterprise two years ego, we
ri thrir very Ttera support and Cont
dence. During The pa t Two years we have
tried to do our duty, and have not Jailed
in the attempt, is why we max III; 8 special
announcement to her eoule on the 5th OF
May, 1916 which was the First Centennial
to ,Jnr American People and Republic.
which never wi' re forgotten by the citi-
zens of Philadelphia tf
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f THE WEATHER. To. day ttscill be cooJ'
e. aud cIousy, srtth tight ratns, tol.o,ced
by gradually clearing ,reathev.
ROICHNER'S U. s., MONEY DE-
TECTOR. HIT |2

We have received copies Of this very use"
full publication. It Is printed on good
strong card, and is just the thing for banks
ers and merchants. With It any person
may detect counterfeit notes or coin at
Gig 1T. It is complete, compact, convenient,
and reliable, and is published monthly at
No.. 80 North 9th street Philadelphia,
at 81 so per year. a.a-....g ...f
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

&W JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4S2 N. fron
street. Branch Office corner NinIa aha
Pc Streets, Philadelphia. Ladles aMa
ptlemen's Garments of every dsscrlp'
Dyed or Cleansed. Kid Shoes, FeaIn-
and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed. =.
kpril l877.
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ASBURY FESTIVAL.

Tho festival of the Asbury Aid Society In
the City Hall closed on Saturday evening,
after having been held for three nlgnW
The attendance on Saturday evening was
very good and the festival was success
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10
CONFIRMATION.

Bishop Becker confirmed large numoer
of girls and boys, yesterday morning. az az
a. Peters Church. Next Sunday ne wiz
administer the confirmation at st. Mary's
Church. Ai. agsII u aE
IT.. .yrar mimi
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

|ECT business YOU can engage IN.
lLS l. IS to 500 per day made by any
ker Of either sex, right 1t their 0 Wn lSs os
|ties. Particulars and samples worm so
J. Improves your spare Time loI th5
|ine ,r0a..- 49,, .-~,4,y
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LOST.

:, osT-A Fireman's Badge. No. ll6, was was
lost at the fire at Sixth and Intnail ~
streets. The fnder ITNbsHip Trs PtesfFyi FIRE f CO.,
the rna.S a ~ Shirley streets.
in7-tf Ioutn %nN SAA~F~~s WV
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r INSTITUTE HALL,

COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE letn.
EDISON'S PHONOGRAPH,
THE WONDERFUL TALKING MA
CHINE.
W.. EXHIBITIONS DAILY.
Proceeded by Lecture on this the Eel
entic Marvel Tf the age, from IL TO q. III.
to s and 10 10 O'Clock, p m, AomissiVth ae a.
Is cents; !; Children Is cents. leo-oC
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4. GARDENER,
SOUTH WEST CORN ER OF
|ENTH g. SHIPLEY STREET.
WILMINGTON, DELA ware,

eopnpleted the remodeling of his
hhg and is uow prepared to furn,sh
|lior Ice Cream TO Parties, Festlva =,
bics, &C at the lowest prices HaVlps
|ished bis saloon in excellent style he
ld be please d to S all of his od cus-
ers and the public generally. he eNi
Is many thanks tor past fiv'fs atu
i with continuance of the same.
ne-l-1m
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STRAWBERRY SHIPMENTS.

The shipment Of Strawberries over , tne
Delaware Railroad Saturday was as Ioi'
Iowa.
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BOARDING.,
'ap, at BOB ship'ey st.
NOTICES.

RCEs, in any state, Without pup
n, send St .mp for the law, u. n
1c8gO.
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FOR SALE.

kHArF.--A store and dwelling house
prner OF 5thsand kipgsts; Woutn ek-
b for q farm; "Fhis8 property 10 very
Rble; Il, IS. FRAZER,
Real Estate agent.
May TT
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A fine 50 Mackinaw hat ct McClosksy's
@, O,era House hat store, sl2 Market street.

.aNlaA ,0EQITlQ4n5J 2 IF4AIAA >
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
ID Pr PO5hLS
led PROPOSALS

Cg.- hei eby given TO all per- Gus
pose business o" Lccupanou rtquteo
b ,iren G Tor the rIesen' yer ('r,ol
6e same is due and payable on II Q
BY Of June, at the offices OF tne oierA
Peace for New Castle County:
JOHN P. SPRINGER;
Clerk, at New Castle.
!. J. SPRINGER, Deputy,
70. 800 W. Second street,
b,1m Whining
The Morning herald., 1878-06-10

|ICE TO COUNTY TAX PAiEhs~
hereby give notice that the county
aor tax, for the year 1873, arc now
md payable ut The office, 6lo Market
Dial notice is given to those who have
bid their taxes for 1877 10 do so within
kys from this date or thy will be col
with cost.
JOS L. CARPENTER, JR.
A. GIVEN,
\ 1s', 1878. Collectors.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31

A hotel in western village having for
some time been infested with skunks,
the other nigh, the employees, armed
with guns, laid in wait for the pests and
succeeding in despatching two of them.
In the morning an English gues,, who
had been sojournIng at the hotel for u
day or two, approached the clerk and
remarked: al rather like this place
sort OF rustic, you know. But you have
such shocking noises at night-guns and
pistols, and all that sort of thing The
most peculiar thing Of all is that the
powder of those guns had the most in
fernal odor, you know"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31
VEGETINE.

The fal.9S Ing letter from Rev g. W M.asasld
lorD-Iiy pastor Of the EsiSoiis; tpisc1pzi Chnfch
convince ertry oss vho reads his hitter % the vos
der!ui eRratiSs qualities Of yIeETfsE thsroazis
cleanser and FurlGsr 81 the blood
HTpK PszS. H.ss Fsb Il. lee
Ma II. Il. sTEvExs
DER .sf- About ten years ago ny b..ith failed
ihT1u N the cel.tBs sascts Of dysi-f rla. nssrfy
year isisE SIS attacked by typh9id-fsT.s
form u settled ~ ms btcS and toys the FORM Of
"a za,bsrla< bsd tao surgical oE~-a;isDs By TIE
best skiil IN -. STATE bat received p@rIn.ssaf
cur isassEed srs@' lssla a iinlrs, a5d uss con-
SANITY weakened b. yFssa.s sii-cnarg- also io-s
small pisces q bone at iEesFn; time.
Matters On thus s5y1i s@tsn yezrz, Til May
lsst. wne5 fTisrS Trc1rnsnrai-ri M ~ yssr
90, an1 ~ Efih ySa q ias Ttrtss o. NtssIIss
dsd - saf - yirr lfsiss~s faGs-i throaFh yosr
mszsfsrtoFy. naf.Hx the tngfsGs<ats ~. ~ uhlrE
your r--.ls-iy T. prydue--i
81 What / sss All h-ar "a 81 ON ccssd, nee
IN yr1r-TsE
Iesnassaos-i iasirT II sooa sitter. bat Esgi ~orr
ron IL s5ects; stu g-rsessred sad felt
va benestirE In 1fn~r TrsE~cfs Yet al pas
pc tAs Iesas desirrd uis ksd taco s.itafssiy
the b.ck careis AMI taF nn0afns Z save
sn5oyei he bet g bs.lta.
bsrs n MT time gsinet twenty -fT, pscafs e
ce~b, bring hrss Ds<.sr~ hfs, sd
wa ssvsr soie 10 psgfo1rs lssssr tEEs
burssz The y,ss f-u ss-fs hs1 srrofu3oas swell
ins .. large - M &; E-~r ssotss<r Pssf - my
tsss yssr4lzr f.sAIully, Esa 4 r.rsssos 4 iss.s
With tbe saEsAcs IL . nno1lh. I ih.sk snpait have
t.sE currsf 81 man frssstsS hss szsss
l.sssr s=s sftss hassAx b-oeHr sesAstoxs-d % sas
efer.
La yszr r.t-sas trsssssss via .-rcs4i. % kssssy
di-ssss arders;.sd tsi tskss is . carr esrvzse.
disease; so4 n sasY vf1 gz:i-s-fs tzts tperT1sa
"a. IN M tss,Sns>nf- osrs fssn-
VIA zr-s; sSbss,.Sas a..
fsa-s Tsrr trsiy.
~ AkxsTJELD
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31

this announcement, and was not SURE
whether to put implicit faith in it At first
or not.
"And what's more, LII give you les.
sons, little gal-private lessons at 50 a
quarter" continued Mr.. Walker, giving
his papers hitch.
"Thank you," said I, gratefully, "I'm
very much obliged to you, I'm sure.
Would you-would you take an apple p
said l, blushing, taking one out of my
satchel.
"Thankec," said the young gentleman,
graciously accepting 1t; "don't care If l
do. What nice little gal you are. amt
you! Has your mother got many more
like you ?"
As took this for q hint that Mr..
Walker wished to discover whether
was an only child, preparatory to ask.
ing my parental ancestor for mel am
given to understand young gentlemen
sometimes dol Immediately informed
him Of the exact number of young ladies
and gentlemen who had the honor of
calling mo sister, piece of information
he received with burst of laughter and
the exclamation
"Well! If you amt just the greenest
pair O. pantalettes i ever came across
Morning paper, SIR" no yelled sudden.
~ darting off after an old gentleman,
and leaving me standing, shocked and
indignant, in the street.
That was our first interview, and
many ons we had after that. | sup
piled him with apples, and he undertook
to teach me "langgijes"-meaning there
by slang-in which | was rapidly be-
coming proficient, and my teacher and
parents (who never could be induced to
view anything did in - proper light
saw fit to get scandalized and put u stop
to our acquaintance and l don't think
| ever cried so heartily IN my life as
| did at that cruel mandate. | regret to
say the sorrow was not reciprocal, for
Mr.. Walker-wbich was not his name
by the way-took 1t mighty easy, and
missed nothing but the apples. And
whether it is for his sake or not 1 can
not tell, but certain 1t Is that have an
immense penchant for those ough-and-
tumble, bright.faced, ne 'er-do.wells, news
boys, ever since. God bless them!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31
What Becomes Of Fines,

The Neodesba Free Press informs rs
that Zenas Park superintendent; Of Pub
lie instruction for Wilson county, has
caused the arrest Of an exjustice Of the
peace on q charge Of embeaxlement, for
not turning over TO the school fund Ger.
tain fines collected from whiskey sellers.
This brings to our mind . point which
may make considerai music some day.
What becomes OF the fines paid 10
justices o! the peace, and clerks OF
courts, by persons convicted Of crime
How many Justices OF the peace and
clerks in Kansas are guilty of entt zzie-
meni, IL is time somebody looked up
the facts in every county.
In the article 10 the State constitution
on Education" 10 the following sec
ton:
"SEc. 6. All money which shall be
paid BY persons As an equivalent for ex-
emption from military duty the clear
proceeds of es,rays, ownership Of which
shall vesi in the iaker-up, and the pro
cesds Of fnes tor any breech OF the penal
laws, shall be exclusively applied in the
several counties in which the money is
paid or fines collected, 10 the sappor;
Of common schools. Stat. 1sSs,
p. 81.
Persons are convicted Of violating the
penal laws every day, and are hned
therefor before justices Of the peace sna
in the district courts Many Of then
pay their fines. Persons fossd guilty Of
ssssait, assault and battery, petit isrre
ny, malicious mischief, and = score Of
lesser crimes, are usually punished by
6ss. The county treasurer. in their
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31

statements of ''money received" into the
treasury, seldom mention the receipts of
fines. What becomes OF the fines paid to
justices Of tho peace all over the State
In order that the facts may be inquired
into. we call attention to the following
section of the procedure act in criminal
cases before justices of the peace.
SEC. %. Whenever conviction shall
be had before q justice of the peace un-
der this act, he shall make q certificate
Of such conviction under his hand, in
which it shall be sufficient briefly to
state the offensc charged aad the convic-
ton and Judgment thereon. and, if any
fine has been collected, the amount and
dste thereof. Such certificates shall be
filed BY the magistrate within twenty
days after such conviction in the office
OF the clerk of the county in which such
conviction is sd.
SIC. PC. All fines imposed BY any JUS
tice of the peace under the provisions Of
this act, II paid before the defendant Is
committed, shall be received by such
justice; but il paid after the defendant
be committed, shall be received by the
sheriff; and any justice of the peace or
sheriff shall, within thirty days after the
receipt OF any such fine, pay the same
over to the county treasurer, and take
duplicate receipts therefor, one OF which
he shall! file with the county clerk. -
Gen. Stat. ls6S, PIP, Ss3,ss4.
Will the county clerks tell US how
many certificates Of conviction" are
filed in their Offices BY justices OF the
peace W II county superintendents
look into the matter. Let them :nves-
tigate. Bat perhaps justices of the peace
are not afraid OF the penalty prescribed
for their neglect. Here it is:
SEC. IS. ANY justice OF the peace who
shall fail to file the certificate required
to be filed by the twenty fifth section OF
this act, and justice or sheriff who shell
fail TO pay over To the county treasu-
rer any fines received by them as re-
quired by the twenty section of
this act, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor. anu upon conviction be pun
ished by fine not less than ten nor more
than five hundred dollars. Gen. Stat
p. ss4.
One other question: We have heard
it said that justices of the peace IN cities
pay the fines imposed by them into tho
city treasury, where they are appropri.
ated and used for city purposes. Is
this true, and ii it is, by what authority
is it done Topeka Calender.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31
Sc 20 And Sure.

Ma IT II. NITVENs.
In l-12 your NE6ETiNT recoin0i. ~ "a; and
yielding 10 the y@r-ga-lo1- Of frrl, rs-s ted "a
try II At the time sIirrtH 20 ysirrsi tie
bify AMI nervous prD-frItign. aii- ! 'it
work and irregular habifs H. Ne. trI --H# -as..
eninZ and curative properties sHsft
biIinfesi system from the af~t .i-i- 81
persistent use rapidly rcsovrtrsi. rH.s r.l-
usual hcniih and good feeling -.s.-.r4-
h.sltaie'l To gave NEGETIxE ms g. af,..-iis. s.
dorssfnsni - hf4rg sale. a 5s.a-liHi go.
promoting health ard restoring Wssiet ten.
10 new life AMI energy. iEGyIiss H. ~. only s..il-
cine use AMI a. long ls iise .xpec, % and
q better.
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