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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29
Salina District u. L. Conference.

The sa,in. District Conference convened in the NJ
T. Church. in Sslina, May D. at l-2 O'Clock. a. u
On the preceding evening Bro. Brunsr preached an
excellent sermon from Gal. vi H. Inc ioiiowns
brethren were present:
q & Dearborn. p. E.; w. Smith, Salins; II. J.
Kahler, Junction City; ". Whitney, Minneapolis
n. v. Denniug, Council Grove A. B. Bruner'
rnsxorth. NJ. M. Stolz, Wilson S. A Green,
Lincoln Center; j. N. Miller. Saline River; T. j.
Reeves, Delphos; II. A. L. King. North Dickinson
I y. Gleudenning, ..Skiddy; I. Mcdowell, Wake
seld F. d. Baker, Brookville; s. b. Woolpert, Abb
lene c.; w. H. Zimmerman, Russell; D n MAxen.
Paradise /; j. A. Simpson, Abilene; } W. Denning,
Solomon: j. A. Antrim. Chapman; W. r. Leigh.
yenango John Pltinger, Upper Chapman; IL Richie,
assistant in Council Grove Also. the following local
preachers: Il. II Goulien. Saline River; j H. Law
sen. Lincoln. II. Baker. 5. S. Superintendent Abb
lcne Ct,
District Stewards present t. W Patterson Ellis
worth: A. Bohenan, Abilene Ct; J. W. Evans,
Council Grove.
There are twenty nine charges IN this district and
thirty preachers employed. There abo ut ITO
places where preaching is held and reported u last
was eleven church buildings reported and twelve
parsonages, aggregating In value about eSl ,To.
Delphos. There are others under way at Minne.po-
lis Brookyile Russel. Delphos t2 Wilson, Skiddy,
@ Several other points are ~ nnn r apd
others arc being built at venango, Wilson. Lincoln
Center Chapman Station and MOrganville
The spiritual condition was reported unusually
go.d-clsas meetings, prayer meetings and social
Services Well attended, generally While the country
is growing the societies are improving nney ,
The Afternoon exercises consisted OF ESSAYS read
and criticised .,,.., nj.
Bro Green read an essay on the Practical Duties
6catiop,I Bro Dearborn on SHOULD the pastoral
ter n lie heightened? ' Bro. }: Denning on the
Wrath Of God" Bro. 5. b. "ooiper' on Du''es OF
Ste wards
At night q Sunday school workers meeting wa,
hld S,idre.ses we're delivered by J. A simpson
ana n Richie Both addresses We're calculated 10
stimulate effort and wisely direct il.
To-day the forenoon will be spent In reporting The
,,nditicu OF the respective charges, part OF which
were reported yesterday The afternoon exercises
will consi., of further and discussions, anu AZ
night q missionary meeting will be held ana sesersi
addresses delivered, 81. hAhLfe
SALrSA. May %, lS.9.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re
NEWER is a scientific combination of some OF
the most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to
its original color. 1t makes the scalp white
and clean. 1t cures dandruff and humOrs, and
falling out of the hair. 1t furnishes the nu-
tritive principle by which the hair is nOurished
and supported. 1t makes the hair moist, soft
and glossy, and is unsurpassed as hair dres-
sing. 1t is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects remain
a long time. making only an occasional appli-
cation necessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, land officially endors-
ed by the State Assayer of as Massachusetts,.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover has
increased with the test of many years, both in
this country and in foreign lands, and it is
now known and used in all the civilized coun-
tries of the world. For sale by all dealers.
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Bridge Items.

The wheat prospects begins to look
better in the last few days, and of course
90 do the farmers.
DIed, last Wednesday, of brain fever,
little Laura, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. G. Downey, aged nearly 2 years.
Tho Eureka Centre Lodge Of Good
Templars intend to hold picnic a,
Bridge, Saturday afternoon, June IA.
We understand the Solomon City
brass band will be in attendance TO the
Farmers Club picnic, at Mr.. G. Posts
grove, June 9Th, ia the after noon.
Mr.. Hemingway, of Abilene, has been
taking in Bridge and the Gypsum creek
country this week, in the interests OF
the Randolph header, the best header -
vet manufactured.
An effort is being made to have the
SAlina and Peabody mail route take in
Bridge P. o. on said route.
We understand that an effort is or has
been made to got Mr.. Wayne Amos, of
Broad view, app ,inted county clerk. No
man better qualified for that office in
this section OF Kansas.
Land is said to have raised $500 per
acre since the Gillian family emigrated
to this section OF Kansas. They are 3
lively, energetic family. and bound to
mako Kansas success.
Last Sunday Was quarterly meeting
day for the NJ. f. church at the White
school house. Rev. kahlsr, Of Junction
City, preached very able sermon in
the morning to full house also ono in
the afternoon. Rev. Butts, . Baptist
preacher, preached in the evening.
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Published Thursday, May %. 1879 !
Ordinance No. $50.

AN ORDINANCE oyiding Tor the Instruction of a
sidewalk on the south side OF Ash street hetw..n
Fourth and Fifth streets and on the north sid. o
Ash street between Third and Fourth streets ON tbr
east side of hir street between Ash and Fin streets
and on the north side of Elm street between SrconJ
and Thiri .frr.f.
an. ~, g., -,
re a. oyda.ned ey .ne N"y" anu e""he'fme" % IN,
C'y " S"""", n""'"
SECTION I. That every owner Of any real estate
AUDITING the south side Of Ash street between
street between Third and Fourth streets the east
side Of Third street between Ash and Elm streets and
the north side of Elm street between second and
Third streets In said City OF Salina hereby required
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Dry Greek Items .

One thing needful-rain although
nothing is really suffering for it yet.
Corn is promising.
Some of our neig hhors boast Of new
potatoes.
Mr.. A. NJ. Robinson, Of Canada, is
visiting his cousin, Miss Aggie Watson.
Bill Robinson, our road master, has
fixed all tho crossings in his district, MP
right.
Your correspondent was 10 the thriv-
ing little town Of Marquette, and must
say it is astonishing how 1t grows.
Among the new buildings up and 60
ing up, is fine church nearly completed.
There will be sociale held at that place
next Friday night.
A Mr.. Martin, from Salina, has drug
store nearly completed, and will be
ready for business in about a week.
The bailding he now occupies will be
fitted up for a billiard hall by parties
from BrOokvIlle.
BY the way Sam Darrah sells headers,
harvesters and al kinds of gram saving
machines, the indications are that bar
vest is at hand.
Mr.. Bacon, the founder of the town,
is still grinding away in bis mill and
sends his b. b. flour to most all parts OF
tho country.
Last Sunday as Mr.. Brown, living on
section %, jumped from his wagon at
Sunday School, his pistol in his hip
pocket struck the wagon wheel and was
discharged, the ball entering between the
third and fourth ribs, passing upward
through the ribs again and lodging under
the shoulder blade near the spine. Dr..
Stcarns, of Brookville, says bis case 10
doubtful
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Election Notice.
VlO THE voter
'wnship. Saline Coun

FTVO THE voters Of solomon township. Saline Coun
l. ty, Kansas:
Whereas, petition has been presented to the town
ship board OF Solomon township signed by hfty-thrr
voters OF said township, asking that election b,
called for the purpose OF voting upon the pros,tio,
70 issue the bonds Of SAID township 20 the amount
fifteen hundred dollars (Sl5O0 for the purpose Of aid
ing the County Of Saline State OF Kansas in butIdin.
two bridges across Gypsum Creek, in said township
One at or near the present county road crossing on
section 10 In SAID township, and the other sr ne
the northwest corner OF section twenty (y)
said solomon township. Saline County, Kansas b.
payable in five years aer the date Of the issuing oil
the same.
Therefore. be it known, that the 2ist LAY Of June
A. ID ls.9, between the hours OF : o'clock A. ", and
CLOCK NJ. Poheta school house. IN said town
ship, an election will be held for the purpose OF vot
ing bonds 10 and the County OF Saline. State Of Kan
sas, to build said bridges NJ the points aforesaid All
those voting IN favor Of the bridges proposed shall
have written or printed on their ballots '.For III.
bridges and bonds and those opposed Against IN.
bridges and bonds
Attest: = W. COLLINS Township Trustee
III. WADDI.E, Township Treas
Dated May 18th ls.9. Lew
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Notice..
L. 5 LAND OFFICE, M.
May 70, ls.Y o'

A PPLICArtON havin. been male n tins offire by
"A Frank Hronek Ia transmnt~ ID. No lttrsi, gu
southwest quarter Of section Is township H. range
west, into homestead entry. and the safne having
been eiec'e for the that said tract had
covered by q evious homestead entry, VIZ: No.
isDa, OF Jacob Rail-, made Nov q. ls... lie said
Jacob Rail Is hereby summoned TO appear This Office
on the 9Th day OF July. a ID. ISIS? II O'Clock
NJ. then and there to show why his said home
stead entry, No ls. southwest Quarter OF section
Is, township H. range should not be cancelled
and said application of Frank Hronek for homestead
entry be allowed ID. X wAGSTAFF,
l1-4w R.c.,,.r
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BreOkville Items

A severe hail storm on last Thursday
Charles Hsskins says that ut Qgalah
one hundred and fifty niles vest oi
here, hail stones fell - large - snow
balls, and eome here At lesst three
inches in diameter.
Judd, of Bavaria, was In town on
Tuesday and left his horse unhitched ct
the depot, and the result Vas runaway
and Q broken buggy.
The strawberry festival at the new
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.

Nj. wrllsisg-r !
J. B. Perrin Mary
Perrin. Alice Bagley,, cy ,.,-
nee knight, Charles esse ~ aSi'
Beeierb-ck anil r. H
B-efei b. OK partners rs
Beest~rbeck 4 Miller.
Qf virtue of An order sale Issued ut al the DIS
II uict Court OF the laIh Judicial District within
aud ior The county Of Saline asd sfss~ Ut Kansas,
the above entitled case. AMI Ia directed
cred, VIII. on saturday the 2th day u June. A. =
is.s. al clock III SAIL 'ily the i..oi
OF th~ court hot,- The e'iy al -siiaI Saliu- esn
", Kansas. offer i.r sale al it,i,l,. saet,n
hightst bidder 10, sash la hand the follow
scTibe1 real state To wi,
, i"t number uity t.D Santa F~ syenu- IN IN
INV al Satns. Saline cotinIS, hznsas ns shawn 10,
the original plsi at SAID city. % r-oOfi ia In
"nre OF the register at dre.is sad Saline
WIN The n-nrDf- h-re'tiI AMI
fb~reiinio belonging sad real estate taken III
property OF The within named defendants. anil sp
praised al three hundred and iw-nfy Ave dollars
-sd real estate Ia lee soli to satisfy said order
or part thereof.
sherin's Oac-. sains, Ssiin. county Kansas. MAY
ssth ls.s. II ~ HAkti.
l.-d sheriff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29
MONEY TOLOAN

AZ six PER e<pt Interest Loans made City and
Country Property. Churches, and for BEiltIns Ppr-
Poses- Ter long terms-s yssrs desirei-si the end
Of which time the loan 10 fully paid, and cancel
FOR note and satisfy Tie usorfSage- o.s 81 cent.
Per year pays bob the frncIp. and lnfsr; ever,
G.0oe Of debt.
Bulletins 1soOnO Granted
and The money pad 20 oUpers - TIE H1lidinS pro-
Sresses- Apply - tie Real Estate Ho4sr Of
JOINS ". IoseEo;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

The Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Porter n.
C.sB, FIRST Lord Of the Admiralty, OF
Pinafore fame, is just about as good q
sailor as Secretary Thompson of our
own land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

The Kansas State Editorial C0nven.
tion is to be held at Topeka, on the 18th
of June. The excursion to Mackinac
starts the following dav.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

SIC 2 That orders BE- drawn the city treasurer
for the pay ment OF the Same.
SEC. 5. That this ordinance take effect and ne IN
force after its passage. Vim BERG, Mayor
Approved May 18th, 1879.
hereby certify the above and foregoing he true
copy of ordinance passed by the Mayor
and COuncilmen OF the City of Salina, May 18th 1879
Attest: +. BOWEN City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

The result of the primary meetings in
Ohio indicates tho probable nomination
of Judge Taft for Governor by the Re-
publican State Convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

The control of the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas railroad is now held by the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy stock
holders. They will no doubt make u
better road of it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

The Presidents veto message Of the
legislative, executive aud Judicial sppro-
priation bill will be sent TO the House
Of Representatives to-day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

1t is thought that Congress will ad
journ next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-29

VIM. Lloyd Garrison died last Satur.
day night.
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We are indebted to Mr.. NJ. d. Hudson,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Kansas
State Agricultural and Stock Assocla-
ton, for complimentaries to the First
Annual Fair OF the Association, which
is to be held in Kansas City, on the Tx
position grounds, July l, 2. 3 ana 4.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Published May -, 1871
Ordinance No. 2jS.

An ORDINANCE making an appropriation for thr
payment OF certain bills.
BE IL ordained by tie N,yor and ConncjineH Of tie
CITY Of Sdfimd.
sEc l. That the sum Of $&4s Is he appropriated
out Of the City Treasury Tor the pIymen the fol-
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Very respectfully,
J. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner.

An ACT IN provide additional regulations for home
stead and prevention eatr,es OF public lands
Be q enacted ~ fAs SENATE and Hosss ~ Represe.su
tees Of he Faifed States Of Isevie ia Goa res.
xes,bleJ,
That before final proaf shall he submitted by auy per
claiming tn ~nter agricultural lands nader the laws
providing ier .Prremrson or homestead eutr~- such
persian shall ue with the register of the proper land
once notice Of has or her Intention 20 make such
rro"i. stating therein the description Of lands
entered and the names of the Witnesses by whom tn.
sasiy facts will I've established.
Cpo? the Hing OF such notice, the register shall
publish notice. that snch application has been made
week tor the period OF thirty days IN q news
pager 40 be by him designated Published nearest
such land, and he shall also post notice In some
conspicuous place in his ofece tor the period.
sinh notice shall contain the Of the witness-.
stated in the application A; the expiration OF said
r~riod Of thirty days. the claimant shall be entitled
10 make proof in the manner heretofore provided by
law The SECRETARY of the tn;rrso. shall make all
necessary rules for giving eni 10 the foregoing pro
provisions.
Approved March !, ls.s.
NO.
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NO s.-Con.olidsted Notice for Publicstion.)

and Once ut .., H.. Notice is hereby Civ
en- that the following named settlers nave neo n0ce
Of intenton to make nnal proof in support OF their
Claims md secure final entry thereof the
of fhirty DAYS from the date Of this notice. vs Ssme)
Homestead Appli No. for thu.
The claimant names the following persons q
his witnesses to prove his claim; vi
and Of .........., and
Pre- emption Declaratory Statement No. for the
The claimant names the following per
sons as his witnesses to prove his claim; .--.--'
- B'os''
(No. 4-Csrtifcate As to the Posting OF Not'ce.'
Land Once at Is -. I,.....:..- Register;
which IA hereto attached was by posted IN con-
spicuous place in my Office for . perioi oil thiHy
days having first posted said notice on The aay
OF. $3.50, H. .---.---.-.--.---' "'s''e''
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.
i.-.......--...... OF who made Hsn~ stead
Application No. 80. Tor Presumption DeclAratory
Statement No for the fhrss describe the land
do hereby give notice Of my Intention max.
anal proof TO establish claim land above de-
ecIibed, and that intend to prove my cism by the
following wifnesses, viz: .-......... Of -... and
Oh
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Land Once At ....., Is. Notice 10 hereby gwen
that the following named settler has 6led notice Of
his intention 10 make nnal roof IN support Of bis
and secure anal entry thereof ct the expiration
Of thIrty days from the date Of this notice. viz Olive
na,nel ., Homestead Application No. :. Tor
Pr~-emption Declaratory Statement No. ..I for the
Here describe the land. ana ne names
the following his witnesses. viz:-..-..--.. Oh
- and .........., Of ...-.......
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
H. c. STANLEY,
Contractor and Builder,

Does all kinds at johbibg and pairing with neat
and dispatch. House moving specIsiiy. am
prepared 10 Ts-e move Kind OF house Al
time shop seventh street, near iroa Avenue
Salna. Kansas.
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tsignAiure Of Claims az

Land Once at $500, Is Notice Of the above appli-
$500, which berrby designate - tbe newspaper
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(No. 2-Notice for Publication. !

published the land described said applica
ton, ....................., Register.
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SheriFs Sale.

James x. o. Sherwood
Isaac Burch, Blanche
Meurcr, Litowich, , Case No 1911
ChsrlesE. Fargo. assignee
OF X. A. LitowIch, ban
rupt, and william T. Gels
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To Bayard Taylor Beyond US.
/. v1s1ox or cHn1sTssAs Eve. 1913.

vIsroS or cHEIsT1Las EvE, 1878
A here within / watch the fervid Goals,
While the chill heavens without shine xanIy white.
woEder. Friend. in what realm Of souls
You hail the uprising Christmas tide tonight
I leave the fireplace. lift the curtains fold
And peering past these shadOwy window bars.
See through broad riffs OF ghOstIy clouds unroIled.
The pulsing palIor of PhAntasmAl stars
Phantoms they SEEM glimpsed the eiouied deep
TIL the winds cease CIoudIand's CHASTITY glow
Gives place 10 luminous Gains Of sleep
Beneath. 20 gIitteriEg amplitudes Of snow
some stars like steeIy bosks bIazoned shields.
stud consultations measureless IN might -
Some niy-pale. make fair the ethereal fields.
In which. o Friend. art thou ensphered tonight
wher'er mid yonder iahnite worlds 1t be.
Its souls know clothed with wings Of FIRE;
How wouIdst thou scorn Immortality.
In whose dull rest thou eouid'st not stin aspire
Tiers. Homer raised where Genius cannot nod,
Heazs the orbed thundsrs Of celestial seas;
And shakespeare. lofty almost a. a God.
smiles his large smile at AFfst0phaues
With earth's supremest souls.-stiu grouped apart,
Great souls made perfect IN the eternal noon,
There thy loved Goethe holds thee 10 his heart,
Reborn youth. and all hfe's chords in tune.
while In the liberal air Of that wide heaven.
he whispers Come share the selfsame height
TO me on sarsh ny noblest toIIs given.
Brothers, heneeforth. walk these paths Of light
Clear and mere clear the radiant vision CLEANS
More bright E-and shapes and glorious faces grow
while Ike deep fuguss Of victory, heard in dreams
A thousand heavenly eIArions seem to blow
December. ISIS PAUL H. HNYSE-
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Pyrrha.

The gracious heart Of woman and the love that fondy
bends.
Thou hast siv-n the juster manhood that shelters
and defends
For the Mans immortal ardor and the breadth Of his
souls demand.
Thou has the woman beside him and weaponed her
equal hand
the palm by the palm in beauty. the female and
the male.
when the south winds their blossoms, and the date
sheaf cannot fail
the glory either. since the primal Fate
To guide to a single Future Earth's double-natured
Man. -Frons BrVaTd TrgLaT's EaH, pom.
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3usintss Garns.
BOLLES & co.,

CHIP CHAMBERS AND COMMISSION
- MERCHANTS.
Importers and Dealers in General Merchandise Queen street
feI5 Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands ~
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MONUM ENTS.

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECENTLY
received the Agency of Monuments, Headsones &c by
special with the manufacturers able 10 furnish
the lower figures than they have heretofore been sod
Designs and Drawings be at my shop By pricing
these articles the reduction will at be seen
Monuments be obtained all prices from $40 20 $1,000
The inducements offer such that people have need
Of sending elsewhere CHRIS GERTZ,
No 62 Hotel Street, next door the Palace Of Sseets"
n
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III Advertisers residing in the Eastern Uned states
pay for their cards BY enclosing GFeepbae United States
Postage stamps for such they vsh their
cards win be inserted above table for the time pa fr
u Business Cards, when PREPAID a fEAR,
allowed discoant fron these which transient
Advertisements when paid or charged quarterly.
Single copies Of the ADvKRrfsKR Ten Cents charged
Fifeen Cents; by the dozen One Dollar.
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NEW oUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND. January 27, 1870.
Editors Iutslligencor.., Gl9G iE&lICQlt,j
Our town still survives the break up,
and nothing unusual has since occurred
save that the channel side Of Browns
Island is gorged to the bottom. All the
water now goes TO the Ohio side. The
gorge is 20 to % feet thick and will take a
very large river to move it. @
l noticed a remonstrance lately in the
hands OF one Of the faithful in this county
against bill introduced into the Legisla-
ture by the delegate from this county.
We have in our town an inventive
genius who is known as the inventor Of
the horse shoe machine and OF machine
TO make gas from water, neither OF which
inventions have ever conferred any pecu-
MARY benefit on him. His latest inven-
ton is rotary engine, which, it.he is
successful, will most certainly revolution
iZe machinery to great extent.
The Carbon black works will be running
in a few days.
The Waverly Social club propose giving
an entertainment for tho benefit Of the
poor in q few days.
All the brick works are making prepara-
tions for their usual supply Of brick for
next season. The Sewer Pipe Association
have advanced their prices slightly.
The river being in an unnayigable con-
dition at present as well as in other ways
five months OF the year, we would ask
would It not pay our manufacturers as
well as the general public to make some
attempt to have railroad gothrough here
connecting with the L. f. 4 P, at Phillips.
burg, and with tho Panhandle at Steuben.
vile Junction? the distance between the
two points being about 25 miles.
~. MIKE,