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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
MARRIED

On the 2srd day OF February, 1879. BY A
e. Wait, Esq. at the residence Of william
Churchman, in Liberty township. Saline Co..
Mr.. jacob Churchman to Mrs. Nancy Ste
phens, all OF Saline Co.
By Rev. Nels. Peterson, II Saiina, Feb. -.
1879. Mr.. F. o. Holmberg, from Salemsber9.
to Miss HIlda Webery. from Bavaria.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can De
found at the Book and News Store Of White
head Seaman,s. first door east Of Postofhce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
Salsa Market.

Frank Goodnow 4 Co, report the following:
whest-Red winter. No !. 3 No 3.Gsc Nos. Il
No e. %. White Winter. No I. IS No ,. - No Il
Not 6. Rejected, sc
Spring IS Q s0e per bu-
Oats. isc per bu.
Rye. % q sc.
Con-Ear Ise b<f tu sAelie<. IS.
Correet~d By r 7 wsssea. deaier IL 6rooeriss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27
j. C. RASH & Son.
New brick building.

Norwegian Piow.
Norwegian Piow.
NWwegia ian Plows the hardest plow made.
Norwegian Plows the hardest piows made: .
Norwegian Plows will the most difhcuif
soil.
Norwegian Plows are made especially FOR sticky
soil.
steel Beam Norwegian Plow warranted TO sooar
anywhere. D. y ALLEN.
The celebrated Cough Cordial sold At Aug.
Engstrom's Drug store, is new preparation
lately discovered by one Of our eminent chem
lists. Ia the case of coughs, colds. bronchitis
consumption. and all diseases OF the puimona'
ry organs. it is said to stand unrivaied The
price Of each bottle is 30 cents.
Here come once more for goods to re orer
in the merchandise business. ! have bought
out Mr.. Bates general stock. and from Mr..
Stol the Boot and Shoe stock at 3 big discoau'
for cash, which enables me 70 sell good
cheaper than any other house In our city
Every body call and see NE at the stand o.
:Sar gent & Bates.
n A IrrowfCU
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

cost $40, 900. The whole building Will yieid
revenue to the owners Of s., 500 the first year
Are the people o! Junction listening:
Rev. 0. Olson, professor in the Swedish
University at Rock island. ILL.,. and formerly
a resident OF MCPHERSON County. has been
visiting In this vicinity for two or three weeks
He design. spending the coming year In Ger
many for his health.
Mr.. j. wetherbee gives us the weather re
port for Monday and Tuesday respectively q
follows. Monday, 3 p. m, wind south, ther'
mometer So north side. Tuesday, p. m.
wind north west, thermometer 2l' north side
A variation OF So In 81 hours.
Services at the Lutheran Church next Sab
bath morning and evening. Rev.. W. Good
lin, Secretary Board Of Home Missions, L
!. A. Of the Lutheran church, Is coming 4
visi, saIina and Mr.. Hartsock expects him 4
be present by next SABBATH. Let all go an
hear him-seats will be provided.
Messrs. Gels. Ober, Goodnow, Seitz. Bond
Eberharut, Underwood, Radcliff, Collins an
A few Others have fought vaiiansly and bravel
in behalf Of Salina against that fraud OF
branch to IIindsborg. and our citizens are Ger
tainly under many obligations to them for thei
noble work.
} One day last week. while Henry Miller ~
unloading wheat 1t the new elevator Of kessie
/, & Mille.'s. his leg was asught between th
! wagon wheel and = wheat spout and Vas yer
badly bruised. The hex was injured where .
/ hssi received gun shot wound during the "a
) tths ballet neser having been extracted. Er!
sipel.s set - lsa week, and Mr.. Mller's col
I dition has been somewhat Psecarious. W
learn that be Il now gesting better. He ws
attended By Dr.. Crowley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27


the productions Of the poets and writers in q
style fully equal to their conception Of the
same. She is certainly endowed with great
Educational powers, and must take front rank
among the readers of the country. She made
charming appearance last Thursday evening
and quite captivated her audience. She was in
PRODUCED in a very handsome way by Col. j.
G. Spiyey.
Some $500 have already been raised upon
the subscription LIST started by Mr.. A. NJ.
Clafin for the purpose Of bearing the expenses
Of boring for coal. The list is being presented
to our business men by Judge Hamilton. The
design Is to raise some $500 or 5000. that q
thorough exploration OF the territory beneath
Us may be IN Me. When the necessary amount
has been pledged. a committee will be ap-
pointed by th,se subscribing the money, &c
determine upon the Inost suitable place a
which operations are to be commenced In
searching tor coal. This Is . matter in which
We are all interested. and the question CA
only be settled definitely by spending SOM
money.
4 lDttc u SIt9& SoHiptdtut uittc tcuCci AN
the condition ct the G..i:s river iron bridge
| near the Baker farm. IL Is said to be 50 Uas,l
that 4 terrible accident Is liable 70 occur .
any time There is dispute between tn
county and township authorities with refer
euce to whose duty it Is to repair II, and henc
day after day passes away and the bridge still
totters and fremhlcs. Now. while the author
ties are disputinS, it may happen that some
body OF somebody's property wi,l sufer. an
then da~asss win be demanded Of some ons
We hope. tor the benefit OF al concerned. tbs
the sgrcat dispu;atioO' will soon cease, IN
the bridge be repaired at once.
, 1879-10-02
Peslesfrianisn.

New YoRH, Sept. al A. NM.-Wes:on,
173; Rowell, els; Hazael, lS6; Guyon, 2Oo;
Ennis, 1SG; Panchot, l5i; Merritt, l9i;
Hart, 1873; Krohne, 100; Taylor, 100; Jack
son, 100; Ferdermeaer, $50. At one O'Clock
the only men on the track were Ennis, Mer-
ritt and Hart; the others having retired,
some to take long rest and others an hours
, 1879-10-02
Charles II.

Shy, reserved, accustomed to stand
much upon his dignity, except to the
very few friends who possessed his conf
dence, as Prince of Wales Charles had
never come prominently before the ma
ton. The grasp of his mind was linn
tied, he had many prejudices and few
ideas, the flow of his thoughts was slow
and labored, and he was by nature reti-
cent and reserved Conscious that his
gifts did not tend to shed q lustre upon
his fathers court, he had held himself
aloof from its more boisterous festivities,
and fromthe homage of the vulgar The
loquacity, the pedantry, the vanity OF
his coarse self-asserting sire Jared upon
the sensitiveness of the young Prince,
and caused him to withdraw from the
society Of those who, by their servile
batteries, had wormed themselves into
the intimacies of the throne. The select
and limited few, however, who had been
afforded the opportunities of judging the
character Of Charles were strongly
impressed in his favor. Fe wes
not "a ready talker, but when he
spoke he showed that he was able to
bring to bear upon the subject under dis
cussion, if not much original thought, at
least much reading He had keen ap-
probation If the fine arts, and in his
travels on the continent had struck
those who surrounded him by the depth
and Judgment of the criticisms he passed
upon the different paintings that met his
view. In an age of much license he
had worn the hite flower of blameless
life, and had been sneered Mt by the
wits of Versailles rs being as virgin as
his sword. So lar al eXternals went, ma
ture had been most kind to him. His
face was expressive, and the features
marked by that purity and refinement
which are termed afistocratic, his figure
was graceful, his manners though some
what naughty, were eminently courtly
aud winning. As it was said Of his un-
happy descendant the Young Pretender
On his first entrance into Edinburgh, 10
IL could b. said Of Charles, he mot only
looked like a king, but like a gentleman
The Westminster Review.
, 1879-10-02

Meantime friends of Mrs. Loundsbury ar
rived and engaged counsel, Mrs. Lounds.
bury Is quieter this morning realizes the
enormity of her crime and expresses will
luguess to suffer the full penalty OF the law
Loundsbury funeral has been arranged for
SATURDAY at Christs Church Bishop vii.
liams, lit. Rev. Bishop Wedel, of Ohio, and
a large number Of clergymen will be in at
tendance.
Disastrous Fire.
Dgs MoryEs, Sept: GA special to the
State Register from Carroll, Carroll Co., re-
ports a disastrous corfagration in that city
this morning, entailing loss of from
$50 600 TO S2OO,OOO The greater portion
of the business center Of the town is wiped
ont. The fire originated in Henry Shaft
mans s saloon on Fourth street. Two hours
had done all the mischief. The Masons and
Odd Fellows hall, the Presbyterian Church
and over 40 business houses were burned.
Insurance about S35, 900.
, 1879-10-02

Twelve years ago Texas shipped only
$4,000 bales Of cotton. Last year shc
Shipped 600, 900 bales.
, 1879-10-02

North Carolina farmers have over
420.OO0 sheep which yields them year
ly revenue of slj0,000.
, 1879-10-02
How He 'Livened it Up"

q. b. .
There was a compositor not only dis
charged from the San Jose Herald the
other day, but fred down four fights Of
stairs by the infuriated foreman of that
journal 1t seems that typo was re-
quested to q" liven up q certain speech
delivered in that town, with the usual
marks in parehtheses. The "jour," who
was carrying little more beer than was
necessary, just then got hold Of the
wrong proceedings, causing the eloquent
resolution Of Mr.. Van Arman, referring
to the death of a member, to read some
thing like this: "Whereas, 1t pleased
Divine Providence to remove from
our midst our beloved comrade
Azariak McMuck Loud applause :,
who has been cut off in the flower Of
his usefulness laughter and promise, be
1T resolved, that we tender to his family
cheers and friends our.sincere sympathy
in their hour Of affection cries, Put him
our, and Order and assure them while
we humbly bow to the will of Heaven,
lament our departed brother roaIs Of
laughter a fellow citizen Of enlightened
mind, athtesmanlike views Tcries of 'Ohl
shut up + Let'S adjourn 4! broad and
generous sympathy for his kind.
rEcrrifc checrs He is not lost, but
gone before derisive cries and continued
laughterl' etc. in fact, the McNIuck
widow is hunting for that unfortunate
printer yet, and cherishes the conviction
that he is still hiding in the hills.
The original order Of Gen. Robert
Lee, announcing the death of Stonewall
Jackson, has been purchased by resi-
dent Of Richmond as a present for a
friend in Europe. An attempt will be
made 10 secure it for the State of Vir-
ginia
, 1879-10-02

SIS that the way you 60 on all dAy|
said Mrs. Jobbins, as she beheld her
husband going through the physical &C
compartments of yarn. "Oh, no - lie
replied, 81 always take care to save my
self for the homestretch." .".
The sensation of being shot is exactly
like that of being stung by humble
bee, but in the one case you fall down
and in the other you leap up.-Detroit
Free Press.
, 1879-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTERN STATES.
whcsr Advancing at Chicago.

There was continued upward movement
of prices on change to-day, wheat making
most decided advance. November selling as
HIGH as Sl,OS3x during the afternoon and
closing strong at shade less than the best
prices. Although prices have advanced daily
for two weeks with no retrograde movement
of consequence. the result has not been DIS
astrous except III three cases on chanGe un'
til to-day, when several small operators sus-
pended, but the total amount OF their liapli-
tiles will hardly be $4,000. Provisions are
also strong at decidedly buoyant feeling
Farmers appear TO be holding back their
supplies for better prices.
, 1879-10-02

BHUssErs, Sept 25.-The Belgian bishops
have instructed the clergy 10 refuse absolu-
tion to parents whose ehillrsn frequent pub
lie schools, and 10 teachers and pupils 10
normal schools
, 1879-10-02

SnLA, Sept. 25.-The. force under Gen
Baker reached Kushi Yesterday afternoon.
Iakoob khan's enyOys had an interview
with Sir Frederick Roberts and assured him
Of the Amesr's iriendliuess aud Willingness
10 be guided by British advice.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

We accepted with pleasure the polite invitation of the Sisters to be present at the closing exeiicises of their academy on Wednesday. Quite goodly company of parents and friends was collected who were much interested in the exanina- tions; besides the primary studies, there were classes in Philosophy ana Astron- omY The pupils show much progress in music; there were nineteen selections, all we'll rendered upcn the risno and hymn by the class ir vocal music. We were espec- ially interested in trio on the piano by Miss Neil and two youths, sons of MT. and Mrs. E. J, Smith of Tucson, whose advancement is credit to the Sisters. The young ladies all distinguished them selves. so it would be invidious to make cry distinction. Addresses to the pastor ahd to rhe parents ftslowed by the dis trib.tsan Vi premiums, closed the exer- cises. Tke Sisters deserve much credit for their untirirg care and also their sue. cess in educating.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

MT. Frank .aumeister gathered togeth CT at the Colorado Hotel on tuesday quite dinner party; there were twelve o' Us invited. The word venison had Deer passed around and no one refused the in, vitation. All went smoothly; we'll cooked viands, a iarge variety of vegetables and fruit, good wine, seasoned with the enter taining conversation of our host caused us to pass most enjoyable afternoon.
 IThe printer -~ed himself up For the occasion and with } of thsnss gives aS testimony that the dinner in was in every without e ill this of the coun- try. In return he extends to MT. Laa meister his .@ai MT. Zee, the other sB J
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
sherIT's Bale.
County of Yuma, lss Territory Of Arizona. oo

County of Yuma, Lss
 Territory Of Arizona
 By virtue of an eAecutioh isS,hed oat of the Court of Justice c. H. Erinley, 1st precinct, township No l, county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, against the Texas Pacific Railroad Company. tested oh the S0th day of May, A. D, 1879, for the sum of ten Q0} and 35-1OO dollars, together With the sum of twelve Q2) dollars costs and disbursements at the date of csid Judgment, and accruing costs, 1 have seized aii the right, title and interest which said Texas Pacific Railroad Con- pany had On the Both day of May, A. D. 1079 in and tS the following property, which shall expose for safe as the law directs, st the Court House in the village and county of Yutaa5 Territory of Arizona, on Saturday, Suiy 9th, 1879, at 10 o'clock A. M., cf said day; all that certain real estete described as follows, to wit: Lots 1, 3 and 3, Block 1, as per Whites survey.
 Dated Yuma, A. T., June 18th, 1879.
 10-3t A. TIMER, Sheriff.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

The Colorado Ee.el gee.ss to he taking the lead; fer se9e time past Hsere have been constantly between fifty sts sixty gueStsf on All sides we hear prafres of Mir Lees management. On the 18th we were invited to dime there by one of tHe guests, and curiosity to discover the secre. of this popularity, as Much as anything, induced us to accept. We found the table served retcaay with all the fa'srket affords, bat rttny things Imported. f'oesHly fine hauncA of venEson, most Geniciously cooked aAd we'll served. FortunaSely it was g Gay of rest 4na We had time to get over the effects of the--venison.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
SheriT's Sale.
Crrnty of Yuma, YerritOrV of Arizona

County of Yuma, (ss
 Territory of Arizona,
 By virtue Of an executl5k issued out of the Court of Justice c. r Brinley, 1ss precinct. tdwnship No. !, county of Yuma, against .. Bain, tested on the Both day of May, A. D. 1879, for the sum Of forty-six (4e) ard ST. 100 dollars, together with the sum Of twelve (l2) dollars costs and dis bursements at the date of said Judgment, and accruing costs, I have seized all the right, title and interest which the said C. Bain had on the 30th day of May, A. D. 1879, n and to the following described property which shall expose for sale as the Inv directs, at the Court House in the village and county of Yuma, Territory Of Arizona, on Saturday, July 9th, A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day sil that certain real estate describe1 as fellows, to wit:
 An undivided one-half interest in Lot 1, Blcck IS, ia the village of Yuma, as per Whites official survey of said village:
 Datea Yuma, A. T., June 18th, 1879.
 1O-3t A. TIMER, Sheriff.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
ArtSRlan Well,

Artesish water he's Been struck at Wal 'ers' the statiUh where the s. P. R. K. trains meet and whence all the stations Oeeween it and the Colorado are supplied with water.
 Ire marvel Is that; there in the midst o' 'he oeserb artesian water should be found and on'y forty eight Jsst t,Sn. sssthssesss. The plpe IS forty inches in diameter, and the water nows abundantly to within eightfee' or the curb; giving 40 feet of pure, clear sweet water: A tank eleven feet square and twelve deep has been sunk near py 'o be used as @ reservoir.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
The Best Is the Cheapest.

The announcement that new edition tf Webster's Unabridged Dictionary had just eeen published, containing many new sna valuable features, suggests the thought that buyinga nictionaryis gcod deal like buying an egg or watch; Bad one Is not cheap at any price. Webster being the Standard authority for the Eng fish lahgrage, he naturally has many imi- tatOrs, put imitators are usnally held It their rue worth by the public;-who wan wooden nutmeg, though il Hay lOok-ege ger Sc much like the genuine arti- .cie The popularity of Webster is based upO.. ,his principle.
 If you want a handy thing to carry with you, a acornpanion that you can al- ways rely upon, and one that will never tire you, a really yade msecuna, we recon mend that you get a copy of the pocket edition of Webster, with its 1SOOO words and meanings, rules fer spelling, tables of weight and measures, abbreyiatlons, words, phrases and proverbs from the an- cfent and modern lahghages.
 II is printed from new type, and bound in Morocco, with tucks, and bright gilt edges, and, when not otherwise obtaina- cle, will be sent by mail, on receipt of one dollan by the publishers, Ivison, Blake man, Taylor & Co.,, 13S & 40 Grand street, New York.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

A U. 3. Patent has been applied fer for the Marriquita Mine in Plofnosc District, Ynhaa county. This District is about 70 miles long by 90 wide, and is divided into three camps, Ameficsn, Middle and Mex. ican. The snrvey was made, and all the necessary documents prepared by our townstnan, o. F. Towhsend, and all the heeeesary affaavits, and these have proved without flaw and perfectly satisfactory to the Surveyor General. Good fer Frank.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

Neestsy, St. 5oAn's day, was duly ceNs. breted as usual. A large proportion of OUT inhabitants. as many as could get away CT comzkand means of locomotion went oE on picnic to the San Ysidro ranch. There were horse races, of course and it seems that Indians were allowed to compete with their horses, and more, that sorrel cayuse, belonging to Yuma Joe won the principal race5-there was also chicken pulling. There was no quarrel ing that came to blows, little intoxication anu much hifarity and enjoyment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

Ms. Robert Gawley lately built Oh an island just above Silver District 6 sort oi fat boat, ard wilh a brother of Captain Meeden, as pilot, started for Yuma. At Castle Dome Landing they took on board two passengers, A. H. Cargiil and c. F Burnhatn, arriving here cn Monday last 1t has become quite customary lately, quently, for any one #issing to come down the river to build and paddle his own canoe, going up river is quite anoth- CT matter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

On Friday of aast week another accident occurred at the Pfcscho mines, from eaAp. ing giant powder cartridge; a Metisah named Felix peraSs had his arm and hand badly burned and sraaM fragments of rtck were imheASed in the flesh, as was also tae caee with enc Jesas Pacheeo, stand ing some distance eway, but who was burned across the chest Miners in Ari. zona in general are very careless in hand ling explosives, and too msEch supervision on the part of Superintendents cannot be exercised.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
NEW Tc=bAY
Dissolution Notice:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1N the co-parthership heretofore existing under the name and style bf D. W. Don: aldson & Co.,, doing business as black smiths and wagon manufacturers, at Yu. ma, A. T. and at Maricopa, Pinal echhty, Arizona, ls hersby dissolved ty mutual consent. D. w. DONAbDSCN;
 .. HORNER:
 Yuma, June a4th, 1879.
 CHRIS HoRNEk hereby gives notice that he will continue the business oi biaeksmithlng ana wagon manufacturing at Yuma, Arizona and solicits the patron age of the public: 12-3t
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
Sherin's Sale:
County of Yuma, lac Territory of Arizora, '

County of Yuma, ss
 Territory of Arizora,
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the Couit of Justice c. H Brinley, 1st precinct, township No. l, county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, against Mary E. Childs, tested of, the 3Oth day of May; A D. 1879, for the at,ih of three (3) and 45-1OO dcllars, together with the sum of twelve Q2) dollars costs ahd disbursements at inc date of said Judgment, and accruing costs, have seized all the right, title and interest which the Said Mary E. Childs had on the 3Oth day of May, A. D. 1STg, in ann to the following described property, which shall expose for sale as the law directs, at the Court Hotse in the village and county of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, on Saturday, July 5th, A. D. 1S7e} dt 10 o'clock, A. N. of said dey, all that certain real estate described as follows, to wit:
 tot 9. Block 24; i,a the village Of Yuma, as per Whites official Survey Of said village. ,tt.. ...
 Dated Yuma, A. T., June 18th, 1879.
 10-3t A. TIMER, Sheriff.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

Wednesday, the train, %hi,s switching; ran over an Indian boy about 16 years old, completely severing the ASad and one arm from the body. No blame can be at. -tached to any one but the boy himself, he had just been driven off the train. It has been s wonder that dozens have not been killed, as they ,sump on and of the train while in ssotscn end are very reckless.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28

The steaAqAAsaE Mohaye arrived es,r,v ,,,, ves, terday morning fToA Hardyville ard way landings, bringing It. Ed~s4d Lynch and family, W.J. Hardy, late agent of the Q. $. N. Co. at Ehrenberg, and seven deck passengers; also 32 tons ore from Castle Dome, sacks ore from Silver District, 6 SsHs freight and 8 hides from Ehrenberg, and three bars gold bullion shipped by Casas, Gross.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
MARRIER.

ANDERSON-HUDSON.-June 19th, at the house Of the brides father, in Tue son, by the Rev. Wm. G. Mi.ls. Rev. J. g. Anderson to Miss Sophie Hudson, daughter of Charles Hudson. The sill yer wedding of the brides parents was also celebrated, as we'll as the Birthday cf MT. Hudson.
 eANroLFo-IMP.R.AL.-On thG ssd inst, at the church Tn Yuma, b5 the Rev. J. M. Chancot Giovanni Gardolfo Iof the firm of Gihocchio & Co.) to Miss Beatriz Imperiab Of this place. No Cards.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-06-28
Traced at Last.

Conauctor Sippey and bride arrived from San Francisco by yesterdays over- land train.
 We are glad to clip the above frorn a LOS Angeles exchange, ae t relieves the anxiety of the pnblic and refutes the ru- nor that he had gone to Mississippi. Do you see ite