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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-24

Prom Die Reno fNer.d.l C..ees..

IRON the Keno (Sevadaj Onxette-
A bothered-looking citizen came into
the Gazette Office yesterday afternoon,
and respectfully asked to be let look at
the dictionary. He sat down aud rath-
or anxiously ,humbed Webster for .
while.
"What are you looking for ?" asked 3
reporter, seeing that tho stranger had
failed TO strike the trail.
DWELL" said the Ean in . burst of con-
fidence, "you see I've only been married
a short time, and my wife's gone up to
ruckec on visit, aud she's written to
me to look in the bottom of the trunk
for lot of rucking' and send it to her.
Now, what want to know what in ola.
yes is 'tucking" 1t Amt in the diction-
ary."
"Tueking?" said the reporter briskly,
"why, tucking, is the stuff that girls
make by poklng sort of shortturned
| ish-book through hole and catching
the thread and drawing It back again. -
Then the editor spoke up con,emp,n-
ousiy and said that man who was SO
ignorant as tina, ought to hold his
Tongue. What the reporter had desert
he'd was croche,ing. Every body ought
to know what tucking was. The ladies'
in making it used little continuance
shaped like mussel, with thread wound
up inside of it. Tueking could be pur-
chased, he believed, for ten or fifteen
cents a yard, and why intelligent girls
should waste whole day in making
what they could get for short bit was
more than he could understand. In an.
| swer to a question from the admiring
reporter, the editor said be had been told
that tucking was used in trimming the
Inder-garments of the fair sex, but why
things should no ornamented which q
fellow would get licked for trying to
look at-or perhaps shOt-was hey ond
bis comprehension.
The married stranger SAID the editor
was mistake en- that tho article, he men.
toned was not tucking--it wac tatting
| This be knew for fact.
The editor observed that when q man
came into the Gazette Office for informa.
ton, the editor when he gave it, didn',
like to be told he lied. II the stranger
wanted to avoid trouble he had better
get out and 60 to the devil. As tho ed
itor had grown red in the face and his
eyes were blazing, the married stranger
coughed feebly and skunk down stairs.
In the meantime what is "tucking.
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IL 10 possible that in olden times TOO
much stress was laid on the importance
OF training girls to mend and darn SO
exquisitely that il would be difficult, al
most impossible, to discover, that there
had been any necessity for teaching and
exacting such perfect work it was fault
"that leaned to virtues side," and be-
yond all comparison better than the
wretched "botching" to be found on the
raiment of some-of many-of the girls
OF the present day. Laundresses tha,
wash tor school girls could make strange
revelations OF neglect of garments and
careless repairs were not their lips scaled
through tear Of loosing good customers.
When q broken stitch il allowed TO GO
on uncared for until 1t has become 50
large that the stocking cannot be worn
without some repairs, and is then drawn
up into an ugly bunch, hard enough to
blister the feet, instead of being nicely
darned /; or when tear or rip on dress OF
undergarment is pulled together with
thread coarse enough to injure the tab
ric, who is to blame-the mother or the
daughter? What instruction has ever
been given the young girl about looking
out for tho beginning OF evil in her
wardrobe? Has she taught to dare U,
to mend every rent or rip the first pos
sible instant after 1t was discovered, ana
to do It neatly! Oh, no! Her music
or drawing lessons, her French and
German and dancing, are apparently CT
more importance than such useful work
as mending and darning. If young
lady has what, 10 these days. is the rare
skill OF compelling her needle to assist
her IN carrying out all tho acquisitions
which will enable her, with scant mate
rails, to keep herself neatly aod genteel
" clad if she can turn, remodel, piece
neatly, cover tho lack OF material by
some simple and appropriate trimming
until she makes an old, dilapidated gar
ment look "smiast as wee'I the new,
she will have cause all the days OF
her life to thank tho mother who led heI
in the way she should 60; and whatever
changes or vicissitudes may be sent she
has far less to fear than those who in
prosperous days, are only fanciful orna
ments Of their homes, but when the evil
days come, will, through their ignorance
become oppressive burdens upon those
who must provide for their support
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher.
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T. y. Msfrsh0t's Sale.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT oy kASs,s
Ia fse Circuit Coz,to Of tie rsis~f stats fsv ns DE-
fracf Of Kassa.
LUCY A. TAYLOR.
Plaintiff,
THE TRADERS INSURANCE co
against Plaintiff, and
surety tor cosi.
DUBi.IC notice - hereby given. that under and By
i yirtu. OF the Judgment rendered IN tho sDcve
l,d action. aud By the above court and Of
an execution issued on said me directed
and i.liyrrri. WILL on Monday. the sfb day 81 Mo-
semi'-', 4. II. ISIS. at O'Clock n. Of said day.
at the tDor OF the Cart Hpsse. tho city %
salbs, la TIA. C,ufIy Of Saline aud state AMI Dstrtef
OF Kansas offer at public sale aad sell % the hIgh~sa
e-iai. situate. in the eiry Of ssins. osa,y Of Saline
and >tatr OF Kansas.
L., No lhirry -6rs oSl. on Front street, Apprsis~<
al go
u, No. ,hiry-.Ix 90. en- Frost street. Appraissa
50.
L., No. thirteen UsJ. ca second street, Appraised
~, No. ale,n tisl. on Second street. Appssissa
sl3.
Loi 40 one "a o. Third street. Appraised It st..
Lot No. three o.. os Isiri street Appraised a.
tot No. ioTiy tsol. Third street. Appraised 81
Lot 81, forty tao ts2, Third street, Appraised
Lot No. fery aoj. on fourth street Appraised
81 go
La 70. sis;y-sis sasl PIN street. Appraised
., go
10, No. hundred add Iorty-t~o us2j. on vsna
Ia No I..utJ -ti.r,. ca on Santa W assanss ~.
praised al sJo,
the pro,~ry Of q. !. y. Hsana OF ths shsvs
Br. siMrwx.
hsssaai.
BY l. NJ Trrrlr, DvJ.u,..
October }. les. osSs
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A Broken Heart.

A man Is said to be cred" or "wbite'
with rage. In using these expressions
We are physiologically speaking of the
nerovus condition of the minute circu.
lations OF the mans blood. Cred" rage
means partial paralysis of minu,e blood
vessels; and "white" rage means tenn
porary suspension of tho action of the
prime mover of the circulation itself.
But such disturbances cannot often be
produced without the occurrence of per-
manent organic evil of the vital organs,
especially Of tho heart and of the brain.
One striking example is given by DR..
Richardson, in tho case of q member OF
his own profession. This gentleman told
me that an original irritabillty OF tenn
per was permitted, by want of due con-
troll, to pass into disposition of almos,
persistent or chronic anger, SO tina,
every trifle in his way was cause Ct
unwarrantable irritation. Sometimes
his anger was so vehement that all about
him were alarmed far even more than
for themselves; when the attack was over
there were hours of sorrow and regret
IN private which were rs exhausting A.
the previous rage. In the midst of one
of these outbreaks of short, severe mad
ness he suddenly felt, as if his "hear'
were lost" He reeled under the i'm
preston, was nauseated and faint, then
recovering, he put his hand to his wris,
and discovered IN intermittent action OF
his heart rs the cause of his faintness
He never completely rallied from the
shock, and to the day of bis death. ten
wears later, he was never free from the
intermittency. IL am broken hearted
he would say, physically broken heart
ed" And SO he was but the knowi-
edge of the broken heart tempered mar
velously his passion, and saSed him
many years of really useful life. He
died ultimately from an acute febrile
disorder.-Cham bers' Journal.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

carefully revised treatise on Catlrrh Win an So
cura.e description Il symrtOGs al athletic dis
eases together with minute d!rrc;ioGs fer erectins
with eASFoEp's Rsp:csL CrEE speedy aaf perrna.
ne,t caro- Also observations diet aud tho gcacral
health OF Importance all ncted with esarrh.
IL 10 wrapped ahout nn,tc Of thu RADICAL Crzx
OF VII be mailed treo On rec iyI Of stamp.
Each package OF SAsForp's ESnr-aI Crrf contains
Dr. Sanioris Improved lrhallns Tube with null dirce-
tons for In al cases Price sold b. all saolc-
sale and retail druggists throughout The United Seate5
and Canada- WEEKS g. rorTEil. Ge0eral Agsnss
a.d Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
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NOTICE

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MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.

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" TempcEa7lei.s sd otst.tlt.o1s vary rs severity
SUCCESSION OF he. i-rnl scldea change OF atmcs-
paere wearing cia-s. or exposure 90 inei-raens
cises,iye orr as ar ~ " Inactive condition.
and the strength AID Wal i5rcSst xasrsse Ins dis
f-Sm ssarct Feve- Nss,s : :, H.psiheria, IN vhics
the snt car are generally Involved AID dis
ea.sse 1al:i'cs Il r'-i:er a. discharges from Tho
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white OF egg Thcrc be an eotrc lack ct secr.
sSS upper pm 81 he 4 Zee Ing asconfsria and
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Thick griz,: s at.ss iE-onsh TIE nose eif
cal: or in.cssels. s1 ne s. n n, q. u nee say
air To pass vci'y 20 IT, b, achis tab and lGugs
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ending fscqa niiI IN iH;..is,'ils, sieerat, y ard
finally eeaiacss ~ tsse;.i > 'c-iit - snd irnss
tsation Of the nsrv0as sys.-: Il s-...-eoc such e.
fectlons become alAfieis:- A.,
who are at-ictc. win i-t,Il. 10y n p-ra.cc foe
It's treatment before u bC = r,l.-ls- Ia, s!vsa-
Gently bell, TO b, fos-i N 70 o. reTn-dy.
Every s;cp In rs Trvpari every ii7c n y, cree-
lions mark t as rlcty. esisnl tito meet
ssseera in rSisa !. i srii ~ tsG, Wa nv. ssca
Tired from tho iloTt .-eti r0t .STos3 4-sesss
Win 4, .icn mankind /. todd -..C.Cf.
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VEGETINE
REV. O. T. WALKER, SAYS:

Providence. 3. l., l6a Transit STRICT.
a. 4. SfEyENs. ESQ.
feel bound to express with my signature the high
value place upon your vkoErIxE. Ny family have
used a for the last two years. In nervous debiit.
II - invaluable, and recommend II TO all who may
need an invigorstinR, renovating tonic.
o. T. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowdoin-square hurch. Boston
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AdMfntsfrafrf.r's Notice.
STATE OF K,ssks.
,orsTt ov SALIst.
Ia tue Prosst. Court In ADD tot ssid coaasy.

a. tbs Mater Of the Estate Of Quo Lsrsoa pscsased
NOTICE 10 hereby sls.p tas letters sf sdBissstr8<
~ ton hss. b~a granted q tbs asdsrsgacf soe
sfss Of otf txr~ssn lss ~ s.i essfsfy dsarsse ~
TIE Hobot1bis ~. Probate tgaff Of The Coasfy I'D
.tzts aiorss sol ai Ct the ifh day ~ ssyt te.~s.
ID. LES. Nos. al E@fsops hssssF cEsfoe egsfeso
the 10 iks undersigned slloN snes. within
y.ss from the dat % s4a istsfs tbsy fssy - pfs-
elodr firm any tEpnft 81 such sstsf~. sef ftsk q
such cisfns 10 Sot sshits wltils firss s1tgS
ne date Of sstd BITTER ibsY sts - fsfsesf hsrsed
BhtrrA LARSON,
ssiins. Ssy:sni-r IS. iS-- Asinszslstfsfsfa.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-06-14

.B.S.Pinchback, the peripatetic claimant
for congressional honors, was expected to
arrive last evening. So far aswe can learn,
it is the intention of all decent white Re-
publicans to ignore any colored convention
that proposes to nominate in this district,
and that they are advising all Republicans
white and black to keep out Oft. Pinchback
has no claims on the district for anything,
is not a resident, and the mildest construc-
ton that can be put upon his sojourn at
Delta is that OF a political adyenturer. If
the Republicans can elect their candidate
it will be nothing to their detriment to take
q citizen who has q knowledge of their
wants and a capacity to impress them upon
the powers that be.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
IOFEICiAL.l


MONROE, LA, June 6, 1873.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-F. Endom, Mayor; J. Hoffman,
J. G. Sanders, w. p. Renwick, V. +. Vogh,
X. F. Cook, A. Harvey. Absent-T. N.
Corner.
The minutes of meetings, April Esd, May
4th, 9th, 10th, and 18th, were read and ap-
proved.
The minute in proceedings of Council of
18th instant, declaring that the action of
previous council in establishing free ferry
is unanimously endorsed, was stated by
Mr.. Renwick to DO incorrect, in that his
vote was given in the negative. The cor
rection was ordered entered on the min
uteS.
The Finance Committee here reported
favorably on the following several claims
which were unanimously allowed by the
adoption of
ORDINANCE NO. 1862.
I2elaSiUe to allowance Of claims.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and City
Council of Monroe, that the following seve-
raj claims be allowed:
/. r. w. McClendon, Parish Recorder
recording notices of seizure of property fol
taxes and licenses, 1873 90.
g. d. N. Boutz, for services as City Re
| gistrar for election of 9th May, 1878, 1920 90
3. J. w. Green, Receiver VS. s. L. X
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Personal.

Col. John 8. Young, of Claiborne, en-
route to Morehouse, was in town Wednes-
day. He is an aspirant for congressional
honors. We have known him long. In
head, hand and heart, he is one of natures
noblemen. If the honors fall upon him
he will support them gracefully, honestly
and intelligently.
Col. r. b. Todd, of Morehouse, has been
professionally engaged before the District
Court for the past week. He is we'll known
as one OF the first lawyers in North Loui-
sisna. His presence among us has always
been a source Of pleasure, and we hope
that his partnership with his son will make
his visits more frequent and his stay more
lengthy than heretofore.
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Dodd, Brown II Co.

Dodd, Brown " co.
W.. NO. 4C6.
John Bishop n Co. ct al.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of RichlaMd,
Fourteenth District Court.
by virtue of a ii. tn. issued from tho Hon.
18th District Court, in tho above entitled
and numbered suit, 1 havc seized and will
offer for sale ut tho door of tho Court House
in tho city of Monroe, within tho hours
prescribed by law, on
saturday, June ~, 1878,
tho following described property, to-wit:
\ certain final Judgment rendered in tho
18th District Court in and for tho parish OF
Ouachita, on tho nth day of March, 1870, In
tho suit untitled Laconia =. Berry and hua-
band VS.. L.. w. Boutz. No.S2i ON the docket
of said court snd Judgment being IN favor
for tho sum OF nve hundred and ono Lion
dollars, with por cont interest from tho
2ith of April, 1867 and cost of suit, together
| with all your rights. actions, claims and
mortgages connected with or growing out
| of said Judgment.
Seized as tho property of Laconia 8.
| Berry.
| Terms of snlo: On twolvo months credit,
| purchaser to give bond with approved So
| curity. T. l.. RICHARDSON.
| 3t Sheriff.
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TO Obtain Comfort

Speedily and at little cost. end your Dyspeptic
sufferings at once by using Parker's Ginger
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relief in vain from Headache. Nervousness,
Low Spirits, Sleeplessness, Liver Disorders,
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Coated Tongue, ETC., have found a most com.
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sterling invigorant. Keep it always al hand
and while il will save you much misery and
suffering, it will also enable you to defy the
dangers of Collie, Cholera Morbus. Diarrhoea
and Dysentery, and save your little ones from
Cholera Infantum. Buy q 81 90 bottle from
G. w. McFee or q sample bottle at Is cts. and
test its merits.
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Ward No. Z.

ward No. Z.
In accordance with the resolution of the
Parish Executive Committee, notice was
published in the OuAcH1TA TELEGRAPH
that mass meeting of tho Democratic
voters of Ward No. 2, would be held at
Trenton, La, on Saturday, June 8, 1873, at
ten O'Clock a. M, to elect delegates to the
parish convention. At that time and place
w. T. Cakes was elected chairman, and
franklin Garrett, ESD ESQ was then called 10
address the meeting. but excused himself,
having spoken in Trenton on the previous
ed tor, and excused himself, after briefly
stating his position. Capt. w. p. Renwick
was then called for, but was absent. 1t
be appointed to invite Capt. W. W. Far
mer, who was in town at the request of
meeting: At the conclusion of Capt. Far
mer's address, which was quite lengthy,
Mr.. Franklin Garrett REQUESTED and Of.
The f9lleWing resolution vas then offer r,
think it expedient now to call a copstitu-
tional convention and that we send dele
gates to the parish convention with these
Views.''
A motion was made by w. F. Ashley,
and was seconded, to amend by striking
made by w. F. N1illsaps, and seconded, to
table the original resolution together with
the motion Of Mr.. Ashley, upon which a
vote was taken; yeas Is, nays %: Motion
the motion of Mr.. Ashley to amend, which
was lost. The main question was then
ordered, and resolution adopted by a vote
of % to %. Upon motion of Capt. J. p.
Murphy, the adoption of the resolution
was made unanimous.
A motion was then made by Uriah Mill
saps, and seconded, that the meeting now
hold an election for twelve delegates to re-
present Ward in the Trenton convention,
which resulted in the election Of the follow
Uriah Millsaps,J. T. Burnhanl, II. La Baum,
Joel Pickett, Phil. Lyons, N. Burgess, Q.
3. Register, D. +. Head, L. d. McLain, J.
G. Drew and L. NJ. Kidd.
Upon motion, it was agreed that the
OUACHITA TELEaRAPH, be requested to
publish the proceedings at this meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
w. #. OAKEs, Chairman.
URIAH MILLSAPS, Secretary.
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River News.

The river has been falling rapidly since
our last, notwithstanding the heavy rains
of the past ten days; but it is noticeable to-
day (Thursday) that the decline has been
checked to some extent, and we presume
that big rise will soon set in here.
The Little Bob B. left for Camden at 8
O'Clock Saturday morning. The Wilson
came up at IL a. m. Saturday and returned
about midnight of the Same day. The D..
Stein came up at 10 O'Clock Tuesday night
with q fair trip bound for the Bartholomew.
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r., for transporting pauper from city, g %;
H. % sns for ,s gsoy5si ta
prisoners to April soth, 1873, % 20.
kils ior sss Gt City
s: ". n. Potts, District Attorney, for
fees in criminal cases arising in city in
which convictions were had at present
tsr District GSSs ss3 co.
and JOS: NJ. johnson, both cases arising in
Of pauper from city, SO 90.
II. Q. D. Stillman, Secretary. for one
warrant book and express charges on same,
Approved. FIR. ENDoAI, Mayor.
The following ordinance was presented
by the Committee on City Cemetery and
~0p' ORDINANCE NO. 1853.
An ordinance to prohibit q malicious mutt
lation Of shrubbery or other plants in the
Sec. !. BE it ordained by the Mayor and
shall maliciously cut. mGtilate, bruise or
injure In any manner the flowers, shrubbe-
ry or ornamental trees within either of the
limits Of the city of Monroe. shall be fined
not less than two nor moro than ten dol
be imprisoned or made to work on the
public streets for not less than two nor
more than five days.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, That any
one maliciously defacing or inj9ring tomb
stones in sad cemeteries shall be liable to
penalties provided in Section OF this ordi-
nance.
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That this
ordinance shall take effect from and after
its A passsssi FIR. ENpoM, Mayor.
Ordinance No. sGl, following. was intro
duced and unanimously adopted:
ORDINANCE NO. s64.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Mayor and
City Council of Monroe, That the ferrynan
of Monroe ferry be paid the sum, AS per
contract, of one hundred and twenty-four
90 100 per month for Sol vices as ferry man
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That said
ferryman be paid at the rate OF sevcnty-five
dollars per month f.om May 18th, 1873, to
December 3lst, 1873.
Sec. 3. That the Secretary draw warrants
warrant for sl24.99, and for ser. ices Of each
month at SIS per month at the end of each
month, and that it shall be expressed in tho
face Of the warrant for what the same is
drawn.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance take effect
Approved. ~ FIR. ENDoNI, Mayor.
A committee from Ouachita Fire Co. No.
l, by permission addressed the Council on
the subject of relieving tho city engineer of
the duties Of te man The action
The Council then adjourned till Thurs
day, 4th July, 1878:
TALBOT STILLMAN. Secretary pro tenn.
Look at the following reduced prices,
and go at once to Rills' Bookstore for one
of those celebrated Duplicating Letter
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Congregational Convention.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in the
undersigned as Chairman of the Executive
Committee of the Democratic-C Conservative
party In the Fifth Congressional District, a
convention Of delegates of the said party
from the several parishes for the Fifth
District is hereby convoked to assemble in
the city of Monroe, at IL o'clock, on
Monday. the 18th day of August next, for
the purpose of nominating q candidate for
the unexpired term from this district in
the XLIVth Congress and also a candidate
for the full term in the XLvth Congress-.
The undersigned is not authorized to fix
basis OF representation, but suggests that
one delegate bo appointed for every 100
votes polled for Governor at the election in
1876, and ono delegate for every fraction
over SO votes at said election.
r.. w. RICHARDSON,
Chairman Congressional Elk. Com. DEM
ocratic- Conservative party, 5th District.
w. Democratic papers in the district
please copy.