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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
New Cambria Notes,

Thos. II. Cavanaugh left Saturday
morning for Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. J. II. Short returned Friday
evening after a delightful visit of six
weeks to friends in Hannibal, No., and
Hamilton, Ill.
Every arrangement is being made
to have most enjoyable time at the
Festival Christmas evening.
Mr.. Hiram Hammer. County Clerk
of Lincoln County. was circulating
among friends here the first of the
week.
Mr.. Lewis Donmyer, ST.. while driv-
ing home from Salina on Tuesday
evening last was thrown from his
buggy and badly injured; dog run
ming out i'm the road, and frightening
his horse, being the cause.
A marriage for Christmas. on the
tapis in this propinquity-wait and
see. CLIP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
BroaGvieW Items,

EDITORS JoURNAL:-Whilcc ompl,l-
Gently contemplating a ride on the
Missouri Pacific extension to Salina,
down the Gypsum valley, We were
suddenly, violently and most unex-
pectedly Knocked of the track and out
Of time, by the coup d'etut of JAY
Gould. We are now looking for the
next road that is To come along, and
are holding out our hands imploringly
TO the \. 4. x 5. +. from Canton to
Saiina. In the meantime we are mn
sing on the historic fate of nonarchs,
and wondering that if Cesar had his
Brutus. and Charles of England his
Cromwell, whether there is no one 10
match such as Jay Gould. 1t appears
that between impractical or mercena-
nv Legislators and such financial mon-
sters as I,ould, Kansas farmers are
doomed To perpetual high rates of trans
portatioii. anu are thus made the serfs
of railroad magnates. Is il possible
We cannot get honest legislation Are
there Yet living i'm the State any of the
heroes wis 81 persistenily and success
Iully fought the battle of freedom. inn
posed 10y slave oligarchy on the soil that
IL now contributing Ia the wealth of
those who take advantage of our cir
cumstances, more than il does Those
who tell il: And il 81, are any of them
on the side of the people and right
against might; or have they lost their
power and prestige by some patcpt
sugar-eoated n,,siraiii, administered by
those who are interested i'm high rates
of freight on all that is produced and
consumed by the farmer. Or have
they ignoniiniou>ly grounded their
arms while the liberties OF the State
are little more than half won: Is
there no man in the State proc. enough
against the magic influence of money.
md with sufficient discriminating
knowledge Of human nature, and with
nerve enough 10 stand up in the halls
of legislation and proclaim the inter
ests and rights of the producers and
toilers in the land. and Haunt the evil
dences of treachery in the face IF the
guilty: II thcse l,c such a martyr he
10, shall ;iie lctiiarsy, indifference or
stupidity of the producing classes fail
Ia bring him Ia the front. car will they
contiIle fo give about one-thirl Of
their crops 10 carry the other two
thirds to market: 1.-THE rule Of ju,ly-
ing the future by the past he applied
in this case, the situation, il must he
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
Admlnistrator'S Notice,
STATE OF KANSAS.

STNIE VF kANSAS 10
COUNTY 90 SALINE
"a ae PrsSss< fh~rf q cad for sssz 0~-sy.
the matter Of the esasse sf JsAs Ds,s.s
= dec~ssed- Notice 10 hereby gwen, tAss Lt,s :,
o. Naturalization have been grsn,ed 90 the uu,..
sis9.si On the estate Of John Dolan hate ef :. q
county. dce~a-ed. By the Honv-zble the Pr,S.t.
toan % the county and safe aforexaa azt-t ~.
18th day Of Nssens-r. A. d 1873. Nov Al b>r.
-sus h.viEs claims sxainss aid estate are h>rvbv
neSine TIA; they mast yr~s-nt the xaue 30 tie m
se-stsaed fsr allowance, within one year ffuan the
Sase sf aid letter. OF they b. pr-elsleA sr,u
ans eeneei 81 sscA estate asi that IL s.ssk class,e
be aes exhibited viihIa three y-ars sf-. n. d.t.
OF all letter.. they shall be ss.eve. harr--s =
CHAs. }. DEIGHAN. AAn..inss.a~-
D-cenb~r i5sh Is-s Ea
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

Mr.. Root, travelling agent for that
excellent paper, the Atchison Cham
,ion, was i'm town few days since ad.
ding to the list of his subscribers.
We learn from Mr.. Root that the able
editor and publisher, Col. John A.
Martin, will again enter the list OF
competitors for gubernatOrial hOnors
next summer.-Ldrlaed ChrOnOscope.
Few men in the State have better
claims than Col. Martin for the posi-
ton of Governor. Gov" Martin
would suit us,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

Circulars are out announcing that
Mr.. A. A. Talmage has been appoint
ed agent for the contractor for the con.
struction of the st. Louis, Kansas &
Arizona extension ofthe Pacific) from
its present terminus to LIE Roy and
Ottawa, Kansas The circular is sign
ed by Mr.. Jay Gould, cOntractOr.-Er
Possibly it is one of Gould's spec
ialties to construct also that Ottawa
Salina extension. BY that extension
he could infiict cruel blow upon the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, which
road deems itself GOuld's only rival.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

p. NJ, SHOEMAKER, President of the
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad, and one
of the wealthiest men of Cincinnati,
was stricken with paralysis, Sunday
morning, in a street car. Old settlers
of Kansas will remember Shoemaker,
of the firm of p. NJ. Shoemaker & Co,
who was the principal contractor and
builder of the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

Col. G. &. CARPENTER is going to
lead another party to OklohOma next
spring-unless he is prevented by the
government. He says 1000 are ready
to go with him, 10000 more will follow
in time to get i'm a spring crop. The
district these men propose to occupy is
situated i'm the heart of the Territory
and is surrounded by Indian reserva-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

A detective i'm Boston claims to have
information that Rev. F.. ID. WinslOw,
the forger, is in Buenas Ayrcs, under
the assumed name of w. ID. Lowe, and
is publishing the Buenas Ayres Her.
aid He manifests great interest in
religious affairs,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

The December number of the Musr-
CAL WORLD comes to us promptly aud
is full of good things. 1t contains
tscextv pages Of nesO music, vocal aud
instrumental, and sirteen pages Oval
liable and interesting musical news
and miscellany. With the present
number the MUSICAL WORLD closes
its Sixteenth year. This journal has
long been looked upon as the leading
musical monthly Of the United States,
and its interesting and instructive Ed
itOrials, Musical World Letters aud
biographical Sketches are read with
interest by thousands not only in this
country but abroad. The circulation
Of this popular Journal IL constantly
increasing, and we are sure its success
is in every way deserving. The sub
scriptiOn price is 81 50 per year or 81 90
with valuable premium single cop
les Is cents Address the publishers,
$. BRAINARD's Sons. 15s State Street,
Chicago, III.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

THE long-standing case of the Kan
sas Pacific road VS.. L. J. Anderson was
decided in the Supreme Court on Tues
day, the judgment of the lower court
being affirmed. The suit was brought
i'm 1874 TO recover 5000 with interest
which had been embezzled by Bedford
who was Anderson's clerk in the Kan
sas Pacific depot at Topeka. Mayor
Anderson is released from all liability
by this decision, and it is received al
his home with pleasure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

PATTI sang at Topeka Tuesday night
TO a large audience, and the whole
troupe gave general satisfaction. Dur
ing the evening she received tele-
gram from her attorney in st. Louis,
stating that the Post Dispatchswished
to receive offers of a compromise. Her
answer was "No compromise"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

CAD defendants, DssiA sseas 4 Co sr~ A<r<b,
psain,ie before sid ussser q tie s>srs fr tAe -
oovery II the .sna 81 eass that tn - xsv - n
eesAs-r. A d sss. an order Of sassishssesi vs =
50 a isr AL ssu N aid eas<. sy xaii tsssS-e -
s.,ocrTnins his isaeass.se. - saA d<sssn.ssa -
thxf sssi xArnish<e BY his sas0ss sa~s.s - IS,As
eiacss "a szh de r. e1ansa
Sa4 d<s-ndasss are szrsh~. r.six>s 49,
zG~s sili he k~ari before sAsa ta.cr- % - ~
d>E Il ysssary- A. ID. lssoI q s'Sssrk A n ~
sns->r hey sfpes1 nd sesenA tsArnsss vffl = -
xss Asase't No. sr NJ S1eA - - 0sosy -
Hsaa hnsa gzsu1sAer u de1knAaaas nunstrk = n,
sx;isskcfiae sA<reos VfiiS feGTE
BY Gauvsa nsxn Ms sass~uey. 80,
p~ceuber In 1873
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

THE men.oers of the National Re
publican COMMITTEE are holding ses-
sion in Chicago. The prospects are
that Senator Don Cameron will be
made chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFick At SALIxA. KANsAs,

LAND OFFick At SALIxA, KANsAa,
December sth, 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follos line
~ named settler has filed notice of his ipte Ion
TO make FINAL proof In support Of his claim and -
cure final entry Thereof AZ the expiration Of thirty
DAYS from the date Of this notice. viz:
Homestead Application VI James e. NcQsavy fos
the ell uSt Section s. Township IS. Range vest,
aud names the following As his witnesses via VIM
Pe''is j Weaver aud ?. II. Van Easoa all 0f Saline
County. ksns q
4d-5w. T. I. BOND. Resister.
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An OLD GIRL WHO KNOWS.

Olive Logan,
\ woman's safeguard j. Ia keep a
mans hands off her. If you need his
assistance in walking, take hi. arm in
stead of him taking yours. just tell
him i'm plain English, ''hands Off"
He may not like IL at first. but he will
respect YOU in the future I. n fold more.
Men will he and do just what the wo-
men allow them tn do. Men will no.
do tn trust. Give man your arm and
you will find him very confidential.
and he will take great Hiany privil-
eges he would not take if he were Dot
permitted To do So. He will give Your
arm many loving squeezes and sly
;riSts that he should have no opportu-
nifty of doing: the opportunity Is just
what he j. after. \ few words of adj
vice and / will close. Keep your girls
of the street except when on business.
Teach them il is unnecessary 10 go 10
the post office every time they go out.
Your girls can work alone Just as well
rs your boys. Don; allow your girls,
il they must have a beau, Ia ~ with
boys much older than themselves. II
possible. instiil into their nature that
they are safer in their own hands than
they are i'm the hands OF any man
preachers not excepted.
In sermon preached las; SUNDAY
Mr. Beeciler gave his views Of eserna.
punishment The substance Of the dis
con5se WAS summed up in the following
sentence There are bat two objects ~
punishment above or helow--the pre-
servafion of the estate of society than
the reformation of tbs. criminal rh.
infiiction of punishment; for any Que
object infinitely and eutilcssly is the
mark and token of slemonic cruelty
The infection of pain for the sake Of
pain il deinonic and not divine. Ill
thought that God stood at the door
where men 20 out of life Ia strike them
down TO m eternal he'll, my soul would
cry out, Let there be no God.''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
Notice.

THE ahove-named VIM. woodward anil Doaz hsy
viii take notice that they have been sUei by
the PLAINTIFF for The SUM Of SO IS and
interes, from the l.; day Of August. ISL: That
xArnishee summons has heeu issued and .>Yved In
aid case on McDAaiels 4 son, nd that 7. NeDap-
self aud aid ru has answered nd from his spsve
u spfcars 10 said court that aid 7. NcDaaie u nd
NeDaniels sou, have property. chsttek and Of.
feefs In their hands and under iseir tpnirSl be-
longing TO aid Defendants ard that the suunssus
issued in said action has not and essncs be serve
on the defendants in aid saline county In sAe
manner prescribed by law; and the friSl Of sasl
eaase sill DC had before said Jasice ofthe Peace
on the srh day ofJannary, ls>a hi. otre In saSd
City Of ssiins- ~ y cclock A n Of aid day.
sS-i &. HOLNQvrsT
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Publications Notice.

SlsSrs = ~ Ri.ssp. J.<so, u 10 Rsss-. q. ~ =
u, ~ y Si's-a, s<is-> C<.sy, Ess.zs
WILLIS KEsLER Piai.sif.
pAtIpsACHs co nef~uuA,xs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18
Nothing Like II.


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burn or blister. Requires no rubbing
cooling, soothing, strengthening. A
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an outside application. For sale BY
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agents-McPike 4 Fox, AtchisOn
Kansas.
Insure against loss or damage by
Fire, Lightning and Tornado in ths
German Insurance Company, of Free
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to pay cash the company will wait fol
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and insure you now.
JNO. A. BRANIFF, Dist. Agt.,
JOURNAL Block, Salina, Ks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

Universalist preaching at Odd Fell
lows Hall at Z O'Clock Friday Saturday
and Sunday evenings, 18th, 10Th any
2lst inst. Also Sunday at II n. m
Subject Friday evening, "Divine Will
and Purpose" Subject Saturday
evening, "Universalism What Is it
Why preach it:" Subject, Sunday, II,
a. NJ, Zone Fatherhood. one Brother
hood, and one Destiny. Subject Sun
day evening at Z o'clock, Everlasting
Punishment" Matt IS: rs. All are
cordially invited to attend. Ct
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

Mrs. n. p. Nelson will give lessons
in cutting and fitting ladies cloaks,
dolmans, sacques and dresses, without
the use Of patterns, to q class Of ladies
in Salina, at her residence on Fourth
street, between Walnut and Mulberry.
Mrs. Nelson is lately from Brooklyn,
n. ", where she enjoyed u large pat
ronage in cutting and fitting. Her
system Is an invention Of her own,
and Is most admirably correct. 45-2t
Be it known to the citizens Of Sail
ma, that the Sisters Of Charity have
opened music class east Of the Oath
Ollie Church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-18

MONEY MAKING WAYS OF WALL STREET.
A Manual for Investors: shows how Jay Gould.
Vanderbilt, and other milli0nair~s make money In
stocks Copy sent Free with official reports Of the
market. address 7. POTTER WIGHT / GO, So
Wall st., New York
0cNneR How to become Rich and Watch sent
O6OU6 free. 8. Agency. Mount winsns. Nd.
NElegant Chrome Cards with nanie post paid
@Ol0 cents. l. JONES 8 co, Nassau, n. Y.
OF Month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
0I OutAt free. SHAW Co, AUGUSTA, MAINE
@077A YEAR and expenses to agents
% 4 4 Outht free. Address 20. VICKERY
Augusta, Maine.
THO ADvERT1SERS-Sen 10 cts for our 100
II page pamphlet, all about Newspaper Adverti-
sing: address GEO. p. ROwEl.L co, 10 Spruce
St, \. Y. ~
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

This Institution WAS regularly
incorporated by the Legislature OF
the State iur Educational and
Charitable purposes IN 1868. with K
Capital of Sl,oOo,ooo. to which it
has since added & reserve fund OF
$3.50. 900. lis Grand >in8Ie Saai-
her Distribution will take place
Monthly, on the second TucS.s"A,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

HOME At N1GHr.--It is ,nieht now.
and here i home. Gatilered under ne the
ouiet roof elders and children lie alike
at rest. In tho midst of q great caim
the stars look out from tue heavens. 1iss.
The silence peopled witt, the past,-tle
sorrowf,ll rernorse for sin and short
eonings, and memories Of passionate
both now alike calm and sad. Eye fs |
shut mine, look at me- that have long
since ceased to shine. The town ana
fhe M fair landscape Sleep under the star
light wreathed under ttle autumn mists.
Twinkling among the houses light keeps
watch, here and there, in what nay ne =,
sick chamber or two. The CLOCK toli,
sweetly on the silent air. Here ls ny, nlshl |,
makes the heart swell and the head
bow, as pass to my room through tht !
sleeping house, and feel as though
hushed blessing were upon 't.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

Tia aIyavs extremely pleasant TO tahe
, -ona ionc walk into the country al
"a scaeon Of the year. There : some
ri,;np oxhijirating about tnn cool air,
s.h;eI, refrpsfes q man ana ills his soul
w;.h NOISY and song. The leaves just
+;nnad with scarlet and gold, with tender
sItn,ories ia the mind, and watt one
snnl tn realms OF music and peace.
We took one OF these walks the DINER
dav with friend. Our course lax To-
ward HighbriGIge, through Central fafH.
The walk was delightful. IN tact " VAS
more uelightfu! than anything else
When we arrived 1T iighbc,dEe. our
snnetites had the upper hand o: our
an,1Is. and we madea Decline 1or ilo'ei;
We wanted to dine at the Elgllestt,toneu
looking place. as thcT are seneE;tIiF tne
most modest in thelr charges. It's oniy
the a per month nut on the fop OF
malsnchojy hill that charges exhorhitanE
rates Finally we did mount Il bill upon
which q most modest-iooking haOlta-
t;on stood. and entered the restaurant.
A we went in we heard the following
conversation between host and p Vlct!m :
Said the victim rs be tipped I'ack MS
hat and bit the end his tootnpick "!th
boyisl sice:
II nrcsume This was the scene cf some
great Revolutionary battle, eli!
"Not that know Of, ST. responded:
.be restaurateur vaguely, Us he brushed
xome crumbs off the tabe~"Ioth with his
hand and tried TO appear 1DoccupleG.
=" parhaps Washington crossed Tie
Tableware at ihis poilt""
.sThe DeieWare river amt here, re-
plc1~th. hotel man,
"But it might have been shifted ogel
hare just to accommodate old Wash"
Il don't think it vas
"Was Major Andre captured mere
"No, sir"
WAS this the birthplace of the latt
William Fatterson's assaliant
Not that ! know Of"
Are there any icutiai castles OF TuiHet
n,onasteries with Interesting and. 20
mantle histories, in the neigi'horlood :
WAS this building of yours ever oc
cnpied by Lord CornWalIls -
"It was not"
Ibid Israel Putnam, the staircas
=, cavalier. ever tie his horse to that tree
yons1er 1H
"Are there any big colleges around:
"None."
w ctS ittiIG IJiiJi:' wv titS'N 'SoHNN'
Nv Lady }le>%lnGton
No, sir; built it,
There is nothing famous about yoa
nlace in the way OF antiquities and ,ot
incts which are interesting from thei
Histories and associations ~
The hotel man shook his head mega
lively. -,
"Tllen you have no moral rieht I
charge me 50 cents for 2 plate OF ioa:
heef garnished with oak leaves. don
odiect to the oak leaves in the least, ou
wien I pay 80 cents for q plate "t ro;.S
beef the hotel must contain tho deatI
bed of in Empress OF some histories
association which places it above mt
diocriry. Yes. sir, If Henry Clay Ia
had dumb q que in your house I'd viii
,ngly pay you dollar for the beef an
Two dollars for the oak leaves to bet
away and place between the toilos ol ii
ShaksDere as tender souvenirs"
Then he laid down q quarter an
walked Oft, aRina the proprietor of Ii
nlace in frame of mind which begga
t,esc1iption. We dined elsewhere.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
Making Her Fathers Crave
. PATHETIC SCENE WITNESSED in AN
OHIO CEMETERY.
,r~ep, the sandusky (o.l Regis:er.I

4 lit+1e eiri with tangled locks, peep
;,T frn,n ny, Ter calico mood. clad In
dro.a 10 90 ,g cL;n:z. lottered behind as the
g,eat dusty crowd moved ont OF tle
~ sates of Mount Ad1a the other Day
sfter they had scattered tlle flowers ana
done honor to the dead. Dfeami,F sne
pazed after them. her eyes Eaed "isii
a far away look OF tenderness, anus l.e
last one had disappeared and the t'ttie
+ the drums had died away. Then s4e
turned and vaguely scanned the MOUNDS
that bout her. ciutcliing still tighter
The fading bunch of dandeIiOnsa and grass
that her chubby hand held. An old man
came bv and gently patted her curry
head as he spoke her name, but she Only
shrauk back still further. and when he
fold a passing stranger that the Ilttie
ones father had died on shipboarG and
heon buried at sea, there was only tear
trcp in the child's eye to tell that She
heard or knew the story.
When they were gone she movea on
frr,;ler to neglected. empty lot, snf,,
lneelihg down, she piled up monna @
of EARTH, whispering as she I'afted 4
and smootiled it with her chubby haaa
Thisayon+t be so aWfulty blg as the
othergsI guess, but may be it vii! be pig
enough so that G od will see 1t anu tIiinh .
that papa is buried here Carefully
she trimmed the sides with the grass sue
.Dlncked. murmuring on ."'And may be
It viii grow so that it win be Like the
rest in two or three years, and then
maybe papa will some time come 9ack
and s.. But she paused, as though. i
suddenly dawned upon her young mime
that he rested beneath the waves, ant
The tear-frops that sprung to her eye'
moistened the little bunch OF dande
lions that she planted among tie grasse'
on the mound size had reared. "hen sh'
sexton passed that way at, night as n
went to close the gates, he 1olhn th
little one fast asleep, WIN hef ne's'
nil.owed on tho mound.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

MISCELLANEOUS.
I.S>o~r>r~~>o>esun4>~s<~r
.Ts0fice ssf Election.

Pursuant to proclamation OF His EIeeliencT
rieut Governor Louis \. Witt, acting troVer-
nor OF the State Of Louisiana, bearing dale the
electors of the parish Of St. Landry arc hereby
gnrsa,y thc ea dav az DECEMBER. 1879.
.-s - 4.,,;r,r. ~. congo NJ tt,e rooi
ior the purpose OF tsh ns sna sesS m ~ "a aoE,io
people OF this state n IegsM - sn oen,In
or rejection 81 me otase nvsntior
framed ny the Iaes ot1ssi.assvlai asan.iae
ar;Ss for the purpose 0! oiecIiHs
4 aore"nori
Lieut.. Govvrnor;
A Secretary Of state;
An Attorney Generat;
4 state Auditor OF Public Accounts;
Superintendent Of Public Edusatlen; on tor; a,
Two senator's 10 represent liso i1sA
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

"May have your ear FOR mon1ent T.
said an anxions candidate to q rafat
delegate. " (which ear!" joeosely E Ies-
bonded the rural agent. our e,ec-
tioneer," replied the Candidate aRa tfsh
atbey~-smiled,
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

keep youns man in chase OF a
pretty GIRL says the DETROIT res fress'
land he will let whisky alone" now
what are we to infer9 That there are
no pretty girls in Detroit, or 'hIs Fp,,t th1s y
won't submit to be cilased'-lbo'iaio
Express.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08

4 bright sun maketh the heart glad
when the heat ia not SO great as tomake
it sad.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-11-08
The Platform.

THE VOICE OF TlIA LOUISIANA DEmct-
RHCY In CoNvESTIOE-DECLA
OF PRINCIPLES.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-09-03
TIiRfE MONTHS, pAX

THREE MONTHS PAY.
ohcer-, SoGier and am. n Of the Mexican War
have heea graGte thee funnIhs' extra pay hy Con-
gres' TIE dow, Ch!drtn. E-pthrt- and - trs
et deceased Soldiers rud .aioss a.c .uti led nd.r
the act. AT such will ID VEL! o., ell On M. and
make Application for the am.
SOLDIERS ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD GER
TILTED LAND WARRANTS.
Warrants Of this cls.s Cbtsired Tor .o.Gier.
who have Only entered fractional part Of = 100
acres OF land under ito home stead law 49, -
aud 40 acre pieces. which are certified by the
Commissioner OF the General Land once a. gen.
uine, and which sublec 10 location vi. out
any settlement. furnished al short notice.
INDIAN WAR CLAWS
OF Washington anI or g1u II 1855 srd 1856 can
Dow be eoile'ied Late Indi.n " r Claims OF ore
gun and Washington III, ciel lor claimants
LErrsHs Of inquiry must contain Posr.GE
STAMPS fer reply, aud Addressed as indicated
above.
OfricE-front street.. between Cherry and Co.
luinbia. the rooms formerly occupied By Wells
Fargo Co.'S Express Once, Seattle. W. 4. spllo