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SENATOR GEORGE II. PENDLEroS is
scarcely less eminent among the Demo-
Gratis Of Ohio than Secretary Sherman
among tho Republicans. He has not
been 80 conspicuous OF late, but there is
reason to believe that he has the con,
6dence Of his party associates. They
showed as much recently when they
made him chairman OF the Hamilton
County Convention, which met in great
numbers in Cincinnati. As chairman
Mr.. Pendleton spoke these remarkable
words:
Specie payments are resumed, they
tell us. l admit it. am glad OF It.
hope it may not be disturbed. I would
DO nothing to impair 1t. l would not
have the terrible suffering OF ten years
utterly without result. I would not have
the sacrilicial offering utterly in vain; but ]
can never forget that, most unnecessarily,
most wrongfully, this result has been
attained by the martyrdom OF the enter
prise, and energy, and business, and labor
of the land; OF the young and vigorous
and audacious manhood aspiring to be
rich; Of the patient, drudging old age,
content to live; and by the apotheosis oil
liked capital and accumulated wealth."
It is not hard to imagine the chagrin
with which MI. Ewing listended to these
words. The poor man had Just been ter.
ribly annoyed by his unlettered agents at
Washington, who, unable to read OF
write, mixedup documents in an alarm.
ing way and distributed Republican
speeches under his own frank. AS if this
was not enough, the chairman Of a con.
vontion Of his party actually says that
specie payment is q good thing and ought
10 be acknowledgement payment, which
Mr.. Ewing has so heartily denounced, up.
or which he says he never has lost an op.
%portunity % Spit contemptuously, and
the disastrous failure Of which he has
stcadfasuy predicted. What is there left
in the Ohio canvass for him II It's course Is
correctly marked out by Senator Pendle.
ton. 1t Ia true that eminent Green.
back candidate for a nomination for Presi.
dent in 1858 -and perhaps in lSs4-says
something further about paper and silver
and plenty Of currency; he is e~loquently
indignant at the history of Presumption, the
means by which it was effected; but in the
paragraph quoted he commits himself to
specie payments. sos,,l
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"a. - u.
The probable decrease in the assessed
valuation Of taxable property in this coun-
try at the census Of next year is beginning
to attract attention. There has been a
steady decline in assessed valuations all
over the country for several years. Tie
Illinois assessment for 1870 shows a dc.
crease in all counties but two, and the ag.
gregate decrease is about S6S,OOO, or over
eight per cent, from 1878. In some coun-
ties the decrease is twenty to thirty per
cent. lp 1850 The estimated true value Of
property in the UnitedS States was S., 1856.
100000; in lS6Oitwas SIG, l59, 10000, and
in 1870 it was $50 OOO;OOO,0o0. Theincrease
iii the first decade was more than double,
and inthe second nearly double, the aver.
age for the two decades being a doubling
for each ten years. In other words, the
figures show from 1850 to 1870 our yIalua.
ton increased at the rate Of u little over
ton per cent a year, AT this rate the cen.
sus Of 1880 should show sGO,OOO,oOO,O OO
worth Of wealth in the country, or double
what we had in 1870. But this is prepos.
ferrous, 1.-THE returns show the same val.
uations Us that otls10theygyill come near.
or thetFuth.i ~ 3tStS VII 0G
There has not been any loss of wealth
since 1870. On the contrary, the country
has gained largely inaclual values Ntpos.
sesses Ia creator number III improved
farms, more railroads, more buildings,
moro population, a greater annual farm
product, more animals, more machinery,
and a larger annual labor product; wha,
then, It will DO asked, is tho explanation
of the n~on.Increase m Its talu6honS II
the country is richer now than 1t was in
1870, why donott the figures show it2y
The answer Is that the valuation in 1870
H .. .N... L."".H #|A".' '" h.| DO.
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ALEXANDER BONE, ST.,
1901 McCoLt0CH STREET, Wheeling W. Va,
General Business Agent and
RnanaarntaI nannaonaadnnk

1901 McCoLL0CH STREET, Wheeling W. Va,
General Business Agent and
Commercial Correspondent,
VIII devote his limo to opening, examining and closing
Manufacturers and MerchalI4 Books, Settling up Es-
'iates, selling Zeal E.tate, Renting and Collecting
Rents, Notes and Book Accounts.
Ills aim will BIO 70 secure the confidence Of those Ia
trusting him with their business.
Hs-CollectlOns promptly Temitted.
correspondence from country merchants, relative
to their books, or any other business matters, will be
promptly aud oo4fdeaiaHy attended 10.
REFERENCES.
OF, Hall ( Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
Cover, Luke d Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
John Reid, Eisa., &fkssIins' ". Va VA"
%. Dewey, Esqy Wheeling, ". Va.
Hon. !. Brady, Wheeling, Viva.
Hon. Andrew Wilson, Wheeling, ". Va.
i'm. Gallahcr, Esq MouncsvfIIe, ". Va.
LIN C~louGton, Esq, ~PArkenburS, ". Va.
stoned Bebout, FalrmOnt, W. Va. %
g.. Allen, Esq, Grafton, W. Va. .
IF; osborn& Bro, GarE;AgurE, W. Va.
David Brown, Esq, st. ClAlrsvillO, O. p
LameA Kerr, Eal., MartinIE Ferry, o..
WIN. l. shGrP, ESQ stelb6nVilTe, O.
Alexander Denholm, Esq, Wellsville, ..
VIM. Alexander, Esq, Bridgeport, ..
Cumnlns 4 Walter, Bellatre, o.
J.C AGheson, EsIy Washington, Pa.
". {, King, Es9r Washington, IA.
james II. He'll, ESQ West Alexander, p,
7. B. Craig, Esq., Cltysyille, Pa.
CharlCa MAreau, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
Hon. Henry g.. Davis, Deer Park, Md.
Geo. q. MKay, Esq, Cumberland, Md.
Douglas Percy, Esq., FuStburE, Nd.
Cline Keys, llll Ridge avenue, Philadelphia, Pa,
h9Gert AacEarland, Esq, ! Park Row, MY.
ceiVe prompt attention.
AUGUST 8, 1873. aug
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rpAlT.-wnsrEpo rrxr.

Philadelphia ACCommodaton.-ThIS train only runs
between Wheeling and TrGdelphIA.
fDally except ~Sunday-GUWlEk Accommodation.
tStoubeuVills Observation-Disclosures train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when required at
Sherman House, &tnATillei WOSt Wheeling and
t1PnVaI EII
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The Foster boom begins to show its pro.
portions. On Wednesday there was a
monster excursion from Columbus and
Toledo to Detroit. 1t was carried on an
enormous railway train drawn by two en-.
gines. The entire party was polled with
the following result:
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PerSOs Earring Ovn for he SasOni and Sum;
,ner ttautvs, can hare ThE Danny lSrRnLE.
aEScEs mailed ioRem, postpaid, for 65entl
per month, he addras being changed a often
"a deirsd.
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EOSter. ,O0S
ENinB 582
rlALt...: ..,.... ....................." J
The significance o. fall this lies, o%fcourse,
in the fact hat the excursion was from
Columbus andToledo. The first is Ewing's
immediate n%eighborhood and former dis
trict, and the Toledoans were from q city
which has been supposed to be fairly wild
for more money with which to "move the
crops."
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April IL, 1879, the
" Cars on the Wheeling aud Elm Grove b. Il. will
run as follows: Cars will leave the city corner Mar
kGt and Eleventh gtFeetSl and Stamuis nj
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IN rUsCARAwAS.

Work ON the G. 7. v. d wheeling Rail.
way-The Old " Gravel Trnin" DeIunct
On TO wheeling.
Cor. CIeyhlanA Taader 20
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URlcnsvHIE, August Z.
The Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling Railroad has for some time been
completed to Uhrichsville and Dennison,
and the word now is, son to Wheeling"
The distance to the latter place from
Uhrichsyille is fllty-seven. miles. About
three-fourths of the grading is already
done, and three of the four tunnels are
completed. The longest tunnel, the ono
in Belmontcounty, will be fifteen hundred
feet long when finished. About Ave
hundred feet yet remains to be e~xcavated.
the ~track-laying has been commenced at
uhrichsyille, and 1t is expected thatit,win
be completed to Wheeling by the first Of
December,
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A SCARCITY OF LABOR

has retarded the work thus far. Out Of
the five companies to which proposals
were made for bids to furnish steel rails,
three declined to make any bids fora year.
When contracts were finally made for
rails then a new difficulty arose. Not.
w~ithstanding the hue and cry about the
thousands Of idle men 1t was impossible to
find men 10 work on this road. This
necessitated the employment Of improved
machinery to load and unload gravel
trains and to do other work. l had the
good fortune before reaching Dennison to
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r. OSCAR

General Manager of this road, and he
stopped the train long enough for me tC
witness the working 0 fthe machinery used
TO replace the labor OF human hands
THERE'S a twenty-five horsepower engine
with attachments similar to those used Or
a dredge, and an immense bucket suspend;
ed to the arm ofa derrick by heavychains
By q rapid movement Of the machinery
this bucket swings to and fro andis driver
into the earth, and Is then raised up full
Q tgravel, which is emptied upon a fiat.car
The bucket holds eight barrels. 1t can be
filled and emptied once a minute, loading
q carin four minutes.
This piece Of mechanism moves with the
utmost precision, and in beholding It ones
thoughts instinctively turn to the antedi,
luvtan monsters that once prowled about
uprootng trees; or to the tabled exploits
o. the Tttans and oyclops. Once a minute
It plnnges into the hillside with as little
trouble as you would dip a bucket into
water, and comes forth filled with
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THREE TONS OF GRAVEL.

""HA AVNS VI GRAVEL.
This load is taken up and deposited with
as much, ease as an elephant takes up a
straw, When the long line Of fiat cars are
loaded they. are drawn to some place on
the road where the track Is Temporarily
sustained by a %trestlework, and here eight
to ten cars are emptied per minute by
means Of q sharp.pointed pillow pulled
over them by the locomotive. By the use
Of TINS machinery twelve or fourteen men
can now do what formerly required not
less than one hundred. But this substi.
tuition OF steam for human labor has
wrought another important change, in
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DOR LEASE, FORA TERM OF YEARS
y That eligible Lot a~dIoinlng =, ET. Lutheran
Church, corner Chapllne aud Sixteenth stFveta. In.
quirO Of ALEX, BONE, ST., Gen. Business and Real
Eltale AEent, 1901 Nc olloeh street ani2.
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BOARDING. = PLEASANT ROOMS,
ID WITH BoARR, Table BOFdlng O. % PCT week.
MRS. WILLIAM HILLMAN,
No. iii chapllue street. aai2
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Mine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
al cost; calendar arranged TO sui. Teachers; ex-
tartan, liberal. thorough. Fall term begius Sep
tember Sd. 1879. -
SasFor catalogues and other Information apply
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NOTIOE-THE MEMBERsOFWAsH.
IN MGTON. COUNCIL MOL, AMERICAN MI
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An Honest Medicine Free Of Charge.

Of all medicines advertised TO cure
any affection of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, We know OF none We can recon-
mend so highly af DR.. KING's New DIS
covERY for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Brochitis, Hay Fever, Hoarse-
ness, Tickling in the Throat, Loss of
Voice, etc. This medicine does positireiy
cure, and that where everything else has
failed. No medicine can show one-half
90 many positive and permanent cures
as have already been effected. by this
truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma
and Bronchitis it is perfect specific,
curing the very worst cases in the short
est time possible. We say by all means
give it . trial. Trial bottles free. Regu-
lar size sl.OO. For sale BY Howard NJ.
Sale. Salina.
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"Bioody cold an stormy weather tor
April month, isn't un?" remarked a
Lake Superior miner last Tuesday as he
dumped car of ore onto the stock pile,
and then held on to the car to keep from
being blown down the PIT. "Purty
clipt, you purity ciipt, dam 'en. doesn't
like to be swearin,' but they rough
weather has tendencibility to make q
man mismoral," replied the other as he
picked the snow from his whiskers.
"Nevcr ave such bad weather as this
hover in Hengland during April, aye
we ? said the first speaker. 81 should
think not" rejoined the second, while
slapping his hands to keep thcm warm,
Gan if any one 'ad told me afore l came
ere that there was such bloody weather
as they ave in this county b'lieve I'D
ave defuted the statement Mar
quette Mining Journal.
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to como into the hospital and find him
as you did
1T was not happening, my DEAR said
Aunt Lois, gently. 'Thee knows that
God orders Jem, and thee, and me, as
he will. 1t is he who has little children
IN his care
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Notice

Orrrcx County srr'r PrHiIc INSTRUCTION.
SALINE CorNrv. kA>sAs.
SALiNA, January Is. ls.s.
THERE will be = bmonthiy examination Tor t.ach-
ers cersincateS. the frst the last saturday In
February and therraf.er the day In each al
t~rnaic month. Exercises begin nj a:S n. m, AMI
close al Is p IN. and sui be- conducted In writing
fec Of dollar. required. by law. OF each sppii
cant, before aiiristancc to examination. All
Wg~,. "a be psvrHps no allowance be male Tor
loss OF lime.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
The Superintendent will be In his once every Sat
uray, excerpt ON examination days. la which he
will he found in his once the folio wing Monday.
Tie would remind scho"l officers 10 he prompt In send
ing reports rr1uirvt by lag.
WILLIAM BISHOP,
l-u Sup't Pub. Instruction.
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Rucklen.s Arnica salxe.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcors, Salt Rheum, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns,
and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This
Salve is guaranteed to give perfect sat-
isfaction in every case or money refund
cd. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by Howard NJ. Sale, Salina.
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Adm In ixfr0fOy.'s NOfs re.

STATE or KANSAS,
COUNTY ot SALINE.
In the Probate Court In and for said county In the
matter OF the estate OF Michael kuhrn d.crass-t
NOTICE h hereby given. that letters oi sminis-
~ trston have b~en granted la the undo gpej
the estate oi Michael Kuhn. late of -sid e.asiy. dc
c~a-ss by the Honorable. the Probate C.,sr; Of the
county and state Aforesaid a,. The 18Th day 20 NAV
A. 1-ss Now, all I'srsoos bs,isg claims against
said -stats hereby notns haf they mast pre-est
the Same 10 The Under gned ALLOW within
year from 'he date ot nai letters they lie
cln,icd from benedt of -a.h e-tst. thai
such claims ts not exhibited wibn three year. after
the date OF said letters they shall be frrver bsrrs
b-tw HGSRl BFkkN
Saiins. Kansas, MAY IS. I..y. Admnt.tr,iar
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The Sister noticed that the old lady
was strangely agitated, and she and her
husband were looking into the baby 8
face with strained eyes, examining his
shape and build with trembling fingers.
ASK her-David,' said the old lady,
breathless.
will the let US sec that paper? We
lost baby-PoIly's brother here, about
that time
The Sister hurried out, and came back
with Q roughlywri,ten paper. Tho 9th
or Sisters followed her. Tho news
spread through the house that there was
q chance that Hard Tsck's friends had
come, and there Was not baby IN the
house whom they loved 90 much - he.
Uncle David aud Aunt LOIS read the
letter together; their old heads unsteady
with eagerness. Crossroads farm
house By Cold Spring. dead woman
on the 18th of November.
oh David DAVID =! it 10 poor Je nny's
child sobbed Aunt Lois, straiinne little
Hard Tack, to her breast, while Polly
got hold Of bis fst hands, and said, quite
frightened
Are you Tom-Tom, for sure!
II Vas Tom. Nov, nothing vss left
bat for him to 90 back to his ovn home,
with those Who loved him. Bat the
Sisters did not like to give uP little Hard
Tack, and yem goes back once . yeas
to see his boy - he calls him.
lt wss very strange, said one OF the
Sisters TO Aunt Loia, chat baby iike
that should happen 70 60 on ssoh .
journey ont into The world. making
friends, sad bringing The good oat OF
rough soldisss, asd cat of esssybsdy
Who came near hin. And it VS. still
esraagse tAas yes shssA hsss haePsss1
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Free Sue 20 ano from oil Tsai.,A-
1be Pseise Hoas~ is psv hsi,dnr and cost.iss the
sosy~niebe~s of arst sisss hofsi. spacious sample
room has seen cpsnsd ssS srfsss.i fee the sf
trsssi-rs u 10 iorssssi ssssiy sfss.its the e"snIy
badiae., whers god hoard b. ogt.issi ali tlss
win or without rooms s.s,sfsstion susr..ssss
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Notice.
L. s LAND OFFICE. .,,.
Nay 20, ls.y

Nay 20, 1873
A PPIICATtON having h~en made sf thus ONCE by
"A FRANK Hrooek Ia trnnsmnts %. No isssSs.
southwest quarter OF section Il. tow ushsp ~.
we-t, into . homrsteSi entry, and the same having
een neElccte Tor the that SAID tract had hem
covered by prssous homestead entry. wa; No.
lsSs Of -iaesb Rail. mssie Nov 81. Isl. The said
Jscsb Rail Is hercls summoned Ia Ap, st this oer
the .th day of July, \. u. ls.e nj n O'Clock n.
u. thrn ami therc 10 show why his said horne
stead entry, No iS southwest quarter of srctio.
Is township L. rAnEc west should he cancriic-t
and said application of Frank Hrsnek for homestead
entry be allowed ID. wAGSTAFf,
E-tw Receiver.
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Kansas Pacific Railway.
Il LAMDSiLANDSN LEADVILLEl
KANSAS TO the FRONT!

KANSAS JV InE 1hVuJs
tn. L~.aing wbe., state in the Onion in is7-. and
The Fourth Corn stAie-rhs Great Kansas
Harvest Of ls7s was solid fsr
the ''asoldes Bslt,'
The celebrated Grain Belt OF oo1n,ry limestone
seetion OF Central kansas, trAver-ei BY the h.n-a'
Ibe folIo~ing .ts,cments tak.n from the report
Of the Kansas state Board Of Axrscalfsr. for i--:
WHEAT N 81; iss % f. =. tfss:e s..e =
the CnIon Is-- prtGoinx D 81 ae ba .sis Of via
total.
32,316,381
tne eod<a wh~ss Beir or tbe Ksas.s Psese proiooes
r. s1es s.; ?. 'sf fs, Z s @ 5 @ ss.ss. o.
I~r cent Of he enfirs y~id Of ws~sf In tse s;ss~
49, NJ sss.: J: ~. s.i. i sa.se.. - pr .sr.
CORN rs.. q nj ~: ssIsa ptssT Ss.s ss.,. !.
c,anfies prcfscef 2 "a. ss bo-s<is 90 y Isr c~nt
s-asiy ss;bri es ~ entire 80 a ce st.,. wa
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KAJsA0 CITY. no.
The Saline County journal., 1879-06-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.
Notice.

COMPLAINT having b-en entered ct this cfice by
~ T. s. WoloSt against the legal rcprc>entssave c(
Ephaph Fuller, deceased. tor abandoning his home
stead entry No. l&Sse. dated Juue % ls.S before
date Of his DEATH upon the shf near town.
ship le range wrss Saline county, Kansas with
. view % the cancellation OF sail the sinns-
TRAITOR. executors. heirs ~xai representatives
hereby summoned Ia appear nj this ofce the lSth
day OF June, ls.e. af n o. ciosk A. = respond spi
furnish testimony concerning said alleged sbsn.ien
ment II. x. WAGSrAff,
ls-tw Receiver