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Gypsum Valley Farmers Club.

Ono of the most enjoyable affairs OF
tho season was the outdoor meetings OF
the club, at tho residence of MIR. G. Post,
of Eureka township, on tho 9Th inst.
The grove was in good condition, we'll
set with blue grass, and the arrange
ments wero good, the day was warm but
1t seems as if nothing will prevent the
people from turning out to the club,
and any attempt to describe the crowd
and those present would be . failure,
therefore, will not undertake il, but suf-
fee it to say tho crowd was immense,
The club is growing In popularity, peo'
pie come from far and near. to attend it,
Salina and Solomon were both we'll rep
resented, and the club is under obliga-
tons to Solomon for music furnished
for tho occasion. The .Cornet band OF
that place favored rs with their servi-
ces and were out in force, and discOurs-
ed some fine music during tho day.
Our usual order OF business was gone
through with. Tho question Of discus
sion.
Resolued, That we deprecate the un-
wise expenditure Of money, for agricul.
tural implements, was ably discussed
by Messrs T. II. Cavanaugh, e. Post,
Manchester, Deighon and others. Facts
and figures were brought out in regard
to the amount of machinery in Kansas,
what it is costing the farmer in the way
of machinery, interest etc. Mrs. p. +.
Manchester read an interesting essay
entitled "The Egotist of society" which
was we'll gotten up and read. Miss
Carrie Eastman. as select reader, read q
selection entitled saturday night in
Danbury." which contained moro truth
than poetry, in regard to domestic al
fairs. The next meeting Of the club will
be held on the 18th of July, in conDec'
ton with the Pliny club, both clubs have
appointed joint committee OF arrange
ments and good time is expected,
the meeting will be held in Wheelock'e
grove, on Gypsum Creek. PR" TEN
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An irate Ohio congressman, dragged
from his bed about daylight yesterday
morning, by the sergeant alarms, freely
admitted that be had been technically ia
contempt of the house in going to bed
without its leave, and moreover that be
had really good deal Of contempt for
it, and believed his contempt wss
shared BY the whole country. The
truthfulness Of this statement eYasper.
ated the Bourbons, and to avoid an un.
pleasant vote of censure: the angry man
consented to qualify it by saying that
his remarks should be understood in q
PickwickIan sense-which Was obvious.
ly untrue as to the gentleman himself,
and no less so rs 10 the country. IL
would be difficult TO find in the whole
history Of congress- q more contemplate
exhibition of childish imbccility than
the night session near the end Of which
the above mentioned incident occurred.
The sole provoeation for il Was the Just
and proper demand OF the minority iha,
q vote be taken upon . certain amend
ment- The vote would have consumed
perhaps halt an hour. At the utmost, bat
the majority refused, and the other side
becoming equally obstinate, the whole
night and come hours Of the morning
were wasted in filibustering. The hou.e
finally adjourned at o'clock, leaving
members only three hours for rest 10
preparation for the Saturday session,
which begun at noon. IL the common
sense Of members on both sides Of the
house could have found expression con-
corning this amazingly foolish exhib,'
ton. its judgment would undoubtedly
have confirmed thst Of the drovsy
OhioAn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-19

At tho International Canal Congress
held in Paris Last week 1t was resolved:
"That the International Congress is Of
the opinion that the construction of an
inter-oceanie canal of continuous level,
50 desirable in the interest OF commerce
and navigation is possible, and that the
maritime canal, to respond to tho ,ndis-
pensable facilities of access and useful
ness which passage of this kind would
offer, should proceed from the Gulf of
Lemon to the bay of Panama" Now
that the route has been settled upon, the
next and most important question is
who will undertake the task of con-
structing the Canal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-19

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No,ice fof Pa blies,ion

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t@s~ a. Iss
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Notice.
orrIcs COUNTY sur'r frsLIc INSTRUCTION.,
SALINE CoU>tN, h,>s,s.

orstck COUNTY sur'r PrsLIc i>sTxrcricS,
SALINE IoVNrN. ht>s>s.
SAUNA, January Is. iS-s.
sniiERE Will he bsmcbthly ~Nsmipstien for teseh-
e-rtifc ,i-s the hr>t tn. last saturday IN
February and ths rsaf.r the same tsy each al
t.rnats month. k>srci~.S begin al s.iS a and
sl,~s at lNp ADD " an lie conducted IA wrifing
4 Ice OF dollar required by lss. OF each apfii-
cant. Iei.rr a.to ttsncs L. examinations. All arc
urgr,. "a h prcyf. no allowance" can he nsse tot
lo-s III time
BOARD oF fNAMINERS.
The Superintendent will hs in his Office every Sal
ur,iav -xcrts Gu ,tsN which he
will L.. foani oicr ihr follow Ing Monday.
liz would remind ssh..,i officers % ". propaI sen
nag rei.ortS required by law.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
I-u p't Pub Instruction
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Notice for Publication.

Lame ~ SALSA. k,~sN.
Nsy -. iSss.
Nom, Is hereby given that tn" following names,
~ settler has le noticr oi his tntsatisn To- Iesks
bnal prpoi IN support Ut hts ciaitp, and fpai
"ntrN thereof ~ the expiration ri thirty DAYS from the
hate o this n,ti.e lar l,-l-u ct Nilin. county
kan-s- frr the north halt 81 nortbw t quarter ut
ti"u -, township H.. range west. HH'l nsurs the
following n his wttnr-sr-. tricL Itn,t-irn'u.
Peter p4ln. fl-t- turssr aud John itsl-p all Of
lime county. hansss D. Hb>p.
Es.stst
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Consolidated Notice for Pub
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Ius. -tb l--H
NOTICE . hstei,y tysu, that Ihr i,iiiss s.
~ asttls have hisi uulss 81 tHtstipa o. t.slr
proof rnpI-srt rf sif 'isn7 ssi -snFr ma rirs
th.r-si The hpgf,iioB - thtsis ttN
81 thts ppir. ioi,t e B,t.Ft. b.-spsrtrsi tt.-
iis aiipa ~ q "a lbs tho wsrt bait = %.
vet aud Patrick EssisN i'"ist. Il ,pFitf
so lstsG. lot the east belt ssslf -. o.. a.
Ihs claimants name ths t'iis i.tsti,s 49,
wtinsF-sa e. uIBfF thsgF riatnfH
tttnpthy SULLIVAN.
p~nhis MofEss. an, ..,.. 4. 80, -
fsGift EsFisy, ' ~
Jshs q EsfTrtt
T. HJND .std.,
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lsND o'si'r ~ -ALI>., hsSSss,
June s. ~.
Npti' - heprby gwen that the following ssios 4
settler has ai-,i note" hi- tHtrnti1n Iosk~
dual lsra.i rurI,oSt at BIZ CLAIM ani anal
entry III. mot nj the prstn ct th,gtN DAYS from Ihc
tat II tbs ntiisf. Nstf.v E"tti"a t"r the
halt tn southeast duaTtrf ~ a"tts"D ;.
ship ~ rsns. west. sni the isil"W h.s
uttn">se-. w Al-N thompson John thompson sui
Powers, al sslin" COUNTY. kae-as
l. HDNp.
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Ruck,en's Arnica s.lve.

The best salve in the world tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet
ter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains Corns,
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This
Salye is guaranteed to give perfect sat.
isfaction in every case or money refund.
cd. Price % cents per box. For sale
by Howrrd NJ. Sale, Salina.
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Notice for Publication.
L,Ne oFricr s,tIs, k.Ss,s,
Inn In

I,Np oETicE sauna. h.Ssss,
Jan :, l-'p
~ iigt - hereby gwen that the following named
~ sstii.r has ai.d notice al hs- Intrgtion mars
nB.l proof support 81 his clam. AMI nbai
t-Tsei II thu pitsiton Of thTtN dsy-
lat" 81 THIS neIir. VIZ John Ntisat, lot thu noIth
halt at m" south.ast quarter 81 s.rtiun g. township
a. rtHgs tp--t, sBi .sn.rr tie following tts
ns--.H, Fstitst ipYss, Issa htii.HFa. tswIs
inland and hspTy Ai,~s. ~ "a saline c'ii,ts k.n
.. EsNt.
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Notice for Publication.
Isss ssFnes .ssstfss sss-
sse.~ t1H ere

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BOARD oF EXAMINERS
Notice for Publication
L.Sp orstcE ,rs,Li>s, k,>s,s.

NOIItt - hrr~hy giyrn that the i,,llow sined
~ s.Iicr has ii,, notice 81 hts mtcu ion IL make
Inal pro'i sHpl..ri at his CLAIM and sscnr" hnsi
entry thrrof at the v>pirsitn al thrtf DAYS from tue
date at this noisg. Deans tr,>- ct Ssline
county. kans.s. the south half ut hr northwest
puarrr 81 -,ction NJ tow ship L." range west. ant
usinss The following hts Witnesses. k"t'.tt
Wheeler. at Saline county Kansas ani 'ii,aia Sec
81 SALINE county, ksnsas e. l.. fp>p
l. Register
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32,316.301


Basi.si- Of WHEAT uh sniy ose-sishfh of ID. STAT
snder e.tlysIlsn III osTs~irs-i e.sssi.~. iytsg
tf~ ssold~a wh~.i eir ol To ksssss P.<sEe yrfaos
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pr % IN entirs ysrii u whesi - ts STAT
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Kansas PaC.
L ANDSlLANO8 81
NANNAN IN YNS e00eRl

The I~s.iInx Wheat state the Union 20 I-.-. sBi
In. foHr'h Carn sts;r-Ts. sr~.i k.ns.-
Harvest 81 l~9- vas Solid for
thu ''tssii~s B~it.
The celebrate. Gram t<it VI ooaotry. th~ i.stss-
section al central Kansas. uaysr-si BY the kas-.-
Psfisc
1h~ fpliouIng sis,sIn-ats tstrn fron The r-pri
of thu Kas.s- stale Boar. oI AsrseBtare Tor l--s-
MS1RO hansas rise. fross tbs klssesif W ts-si
WUSUU ! state "a I.77 to TIE First whssi stat Ia
the CEsn l--- prniocins -. ~ sc bass~is 81
ter ~bs.f, AMI s. - <s5 sass-3s of spring xs-.i
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ShcriU's Saie.

IaHss q. - -isssNs-s-st
iszsr Earfh, Hisfes.s
Astfr.F. Las 80. - fEi4
thafissb fsrsu ssa5gsss
90 f.ibssssh. tfss
fugf .sssi sfifizss q ss<1u
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Notice for Publication.

L.So os,isr a. S,LI~,. k.ss,s.
a.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-16
vARCO.

VARCo, Oct. 7, 1879.
Monday Page held forth at Varco. Some 4
or friends, and Is or 30 antis made up his
audience. 1t was the same old harangue of
lies and falsehoods aud abuse, and repetition
of the lies which have been disprovcn in his
own court ard by public officers. He wished
questions asked him and then got mad if any
body questioned him. Ingmundson and the
county commissioners were of course
abused. Mr.. Trowbridge, one of the
him up on some Of his figures, Page
insisted they were footed right. Finally
Bigelow was got up to add the figures and
prove the truth Of Pages statements, when
10! it appeared that Page had made the total
Of frauds" $1,000 too Target! He was very
angry at Bigclow's stupidity, and the crowd
cheered. Page said it made no difference,
they were correct enough for the purpose!
''Well'' said one, IF you are so greatly mis-
taken about that, how shall we know that
there is anything right about your figures?"
Figures wont lie, even for you, Mr.. Page.
Page was badly ''mixcd up" and Bigclow was
frightened. The most fun was, when Ex-Sen-
ator Clough, who was present, thinking pa
tienceunder abuse of himself, had ceased to be
a virtue, arose and denounced the speaker as
liar! Page ordered Clough to sit down.
Clough refused to allow any more abuse, and
Page ordered his body gaurd, 10. Warner, to
arrest Clough. About a dozen young men
sprung to there feet, and Peace Officer War
ner judiciously rcfrained from violence.
Page then began abusing Ingmundson, and
his audience slipped away one by sne, when
Page begun distributing Davis speech on the
trial. Page lost only two Of his friends that
night. He generally does himself more harm
than that. A SPECTATOR.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-16
BROWNSDALE.

"A. L. Sleeper & Son have opened out with
a large stock at their double store.
Rev. Mr.. Rounce while at Conference was
presented with good horse, by Mrs. DR.. Por-
ter, one of his old parishioners at Mortified,
MINI.
H. Stowell is building house on his quar-
ter, half mile east of the depot, within the
village limits, for renter-not for his own
occupancy. .,"@r s-s,s >,'@
n. 8. FELTON,, Of Dexter, will address the
people of Brownsville, Friday evening, Oct. II,
on political issues. Mr.. FELTON, 10 q fine speak
er and will draw crowd.
Il. W. Calkins drew his machine to sett-
ing Of wheat Monday night, belonging to Mrs.
p. A. Livermore, ready for work In the morn
ing. An incendiary burned tho setting and
machine before morning. He was, by the
tracks, on se.back, and visited several
settings In the held before finding where the
machine was located. They traced the tracks
to Brownsville village, and are now taking
plaster casts Of the tracks to look for the
horse at leisure. Il
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-16
DEXTER.

Our deputy sheriff, Chas. King, is "Ce-
sar." He has made some first-class hits dur
ing the week, and has never missed his mark.
We think he Is tho boss deputy.
-Bigelow, at Pleasant Valley one night last
week. performed the part of the ass in the
lions skin. He made fair lion until he
brayed. So long as he kept his mouth shut,
hc was all right, but he soon proved himself a
lame jackass in very short lion skin.
The daughter of one of our farmers ran
of with hired hand on Monday Of last week
She was beautiful girl, and we regret this
event. We withhold names, and if it were not
so generally known, would have withheld
facts, through respect for the respectable
family of the deluded young lady
When Expressed regret for the sorrow of
Mr.. Converse's living friends, I expressed an
honest and respectful sadness for the bereave-
mcnt of good people, and did not think that
envy would invent and ignorance express, the
low insult that was thrown upon my honored
father. I ask all fair-minded men to brand
this vicious Dirt-Slinger with the mark of
disrespcct. He further says that copied a
poem. Let him point out single stolen line,
or shall publish him a liar.
-Pnge was in town on Tuesday of last week.
Your correspondent asked him the follwing
questions, to which he answered mol" Judge
Page, "Did YOU ever direct q grand jury,
which wished to be discharged, to go back
and look for more proof in the Auditors Office?
Did you try to save old Hotch, by sitting
another Jury down to a cipher? Did you not
resist an officer of the law armed with a war
rant for your arrest2 Did You not break down
the schOOl-house door, when your presence
was not wanted there? Did you not tear up a
sidewalk laid down by a lawful corporation?
Did you not sue Crane in several different
places, and when he appeared did you not with
draw your pleadings and sue him somewhere
else? Was this not unmanly prosccution!"
He said that he never told grand jury to go
back when they came in with their final re.
port. That he had let off the jurors in the
Hotch case because they were the enemies of
Hotch politically, and hence not fit to sit in
judgment on him. We asked him if he did not
have great many personal and political foes,
on whose cases he, as judge, would, If elect
ed, have to sit, and would not the same philos-
ophy excuse him from being a Judge2 He
said he could try an enemy IS case without pre-
judicc. He is superior to common animals
called men. He said the sidewalk was too old
to be thought of now, and that he never broke
into school house. HThe idea that we have OF
Page after seeing him is a little better than it
was before. We now believe him to be a vain
glorious nountebank with much brass but no
tact, and he seems to hold his own views higher
than any tribunals in the universe. If God
Almighty would tell him that he is only a man,
he would ask God to see how he had fixed
things in Mower. He is like the nun was who
sheared the hog; he makes more noise than
wool. This is our opinion now-what was it
before? DEXTER.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-16
M ORTGAGE SALE.


Default has been made in the payment Of
the sum of two hundred and eighteen and &C. 100
dollars, which is claimed to be due, and is due,
| at the date of this noticc,upOn certain mort
gage, duly executed and delivered by Peter
Zeller and Caroline Zeller, his wife, to L. N.
Griffith bearing date the first day Of August,
A. ID. 1871, and duly recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds, in and for the county
of Mower, and state of Minnesota, on the 18th
day Of August, A. D., 1871, at IL o'clock, 4. N.
| in Book N Of mortgages, on page GA.
And no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover tho
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
| thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be fOreclOsed, and the premises described
in and covered by said mortgage. viz:
The south half Of lot number four az, In
block number FIVE 81, in Davidson's Addition
to the village of Austin, in Mower county,
and state Of Minnesota, with the hercdita-
mcnts and appurtenances,
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, to pay said debt and interest,
and the taxes, if any, on said premises, and
thirty dollars attorneys fee, rs stipulat-
| ed in and by said mortgage, in case Of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the sheriff Of
said Mower county, at the Office of C. C. Kins-
man, in the city of Austin, in said county and
state, on THE 9th DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D.,
1879, at 10 o'clock A. n, of that day, subject to
| the day of sale, as provided by law.
Dated Austin, September LIST, A. D., 1879.
sept47t L. N. GRIFFITH, Nortgagee.
G. e. kINSNAN, Attorney.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-10-16
ROSE CIR EEK,

Wheat Mo. I, 90; No. 2, so toN
Mr.. Reed is the owner of another boy.
Improvements still go on.
-supt. futile passed through here to-day.
Can't be hunting votes can he7
considerable wheat coming in. There has
been scarcity Of cars hence our warehouses
are full of grain.
Mr.. Knsman, County Attorney, spoke to
the people here on the political issues" last
Saturday evening. and not HARDWOOD, AS was an
nounced In last weeks paper.
DIR. Edwards was in our town last week,
and in company with DR.. Rutledge went TO
Brownsville to counsel with Br. Britts. DR.!
Edwards is gentleman and skillful physi-
clan and surgeon.
8. swenningsen has gone West. He start
ed this morning (Oct. 14l-He goes to look at
the country and look up business prospects.
We are afraid Rose Creek will lose Sam. Man
ford Horn runs the business during his abb
sence.
Mr.. Baily formerly Of Decorah. Iowa, was
In town last week taking views Of our city.
He 10 an able artist and his pictures are ahead
Of any We have seen. They are life.like, and
the outlines we'll represented. Mr.. Bailey
purposes locating At Lime Springs, Iowa, soon.
We can recommend him % being 1rst class.