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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-20

A private revenue stamp three inches
long with likeness Of Mr.. Hall in the
centre, is placed over the cork of each
genuine bottle Of Hairs Vegetable Sici-
liam Hair Remover. Take no other
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III accordance with the pleasant Gus
tom, uniformly observed by the CHIEF,
we wish our readers, one aud all, u
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-20

An extraordinary rush of job work.
added to the extra labor Of putting the
delinquent tax list in type, threw the
issues Of the CHIEF dated December 13
nuln,ers of the paper yet published
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Yours truly,

SENSATION.-The advertisements dis
played IN the columns Of the CHIEF and
the many thousands of handbills and
posters which have been printed at our
office within the past few weeks, indi-
cate that sensation is the order Of the
day among our business men; but moth
ing Of recent occurrence has created more
sensation with the public than the great
drop in prices at the popular establish
mcnt OF that genial merchant, Mr.. G.
Feitel. The main incentive to this gem
eral reduction-always taking into con
sderation MI. Feitcl's we'll known desire
to give his customers the benefit Of the
best bargains the market can afford and
maintain his reputation as al enterpris-
ing and liberal dealer-is the fact that
be will soon make change of base and
remove to the spacious :uilding known
as Lcmann's old stand, where greater
room will be afforded for the display of
the splendid assortment of goods which
he always keeps in stock, and better IA
cilities will be had for the accommoda-
ton Of his large and constantly incrcas-
ing trade. III anticipation Of this re-
moval, which will take place as soon as
Mr.. FeitePs present stock can be disposed
OF, the new quarters are being cleaned,
repaired and painted to such a thorough
degree that when the work is completed,
the store viii be one of the most attrac-
tive i'll this section Of country. III order
to reduce his stock as rapidly as possible
and thus avoid the expense and trouble
of moving it, Mr.. Feitel has concluded,
in a sense, to sell to his patrons at al
most their own prices, and neither he
or his accommodating statesmen ever tire
OF exhibiting goods and offering the best
possible bargains to all who visit the
store. Try them ana you will find that
what We say is true.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-20

Truly, this has been |, winter of extra
ordinarily mild temperature, so far.
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Sale of Market Lease.
TREASURES OFFICE, }
Donaldsonville, December 10, 1879. {
IN obedience to the Ordinances of the
i town Of Donaldsonville. will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder. at the
Court House door i'll the town Of DvnalGson-
vile, on
Friday, the End day of January,
A. D., 1880, the lease of the Market-House
for the term of one year from the 10th day
of January, 1890. to the 9th day Of January,
1881, both inclusive.
Terms and conditions:
The purchaser to furnish his twelve prom
issory notes with good and solvent security
payable to the Treasurer, at his office, at
the end of each and every month The pur
chaser shall besides furnish bond with good
security in the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
for the faithful performance of his duties
the suretics on notes and bond to be ac-
cepted by the Common Council.
FRANK MARTINEZ.
Town Treasurer.
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Arrival & Departure Of Mails,

Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Nc,o Orleans and DonnldsonciNc-Per New
Orleans and Texas railroad-Arrives at ~
M, departs ut 1880.
DonaidsonriNc and Bayou Sura-Pcr steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
line to apolconvillc-Arrives II A. NJ,
departs Z. NJ.
All other routes discontinued Jan. l, 1879.
To insure dispatch drop all letters i'll the
post-otfico by 1880 =. NJ.
w. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-20

Cheapest and best oysters, at the Jack
son House.
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On Saturday and Sunday next the fair
projected by Ascension Hook and Ladder
Company will be held, and there is rca-
son to believe it will prove a renumera-
tive and pleasant entertainment. No
pains will he spared by the managers to
eater to the enjoyment Of visitors. Mon
day evening, the goth inst, the bail oc-
ours, and if the weather is favorable it
will doubtless be what is anticipated-a
{. grand ball" Invitations have been is
sned pretty generally, but owing to the
labors of the invitation committee being
all thrown upon the shoulders of a single
member, it may be that some unintention
al ovelsights have occurred, especially
with reference to ladies residing outside
Of Donaldsonville. Friends Of the Hook
and Ladder Company who become aware
Of such omissions will confer d favor BY
reporting them to Mr.. c. Kline or any
other member of the committee or com
pany. The Hooks solicit the good Offices
of their well wishers and the public in
general in assisting to render their fair
and ball successful.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-20

AYEE's CHERRY PEeToRAL-the worlds
great remedy for Colds, Coughs aud Con-
>>lnptiou.
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lville, Ascenlsid Sun
-sH Monday.
= -s ! riday morn

ia" ), mornings .,'nn ~ ~. Monday '"aas
inssi dow ga Saturday.
New :.rie;: Ia Bayou Goula.
Whisper, up Monday and Wednesday
nights and Saturday morning; down Tues
clay, Thursday and Sunday.
Belle, up Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day nights down Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday.
New Orleans and Plaquemine.
DeSmct. upWednesday and Sunday morn
ings; down Thursdayssand Monday.
New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
ST. John, up Tuesday and Saturday morn
ings down Wednesday aud Sunday.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
John W. Cannon, mp Wednesday and Sat
urday nights; down Monday and Friday.
EdrarM y. Gay, up Monday and Friday
nights; down Wednesday and Sunday.
New Orleans and vicksbug.
Robt. =. Lee, up Tuesday night; down
Sunday night.
j. M White, up Thursday night; down
Wednesday night.
Frank Pu,youd, up Friday night; down
Thursday.
Natche=, up Saturday night; down Thurs
day evening.
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Swine For Sale.

THO1CE Shotcs and Barrows from to g
~ months old. Address G. B. REU>S,
Germani;. Hohen Snl,ns T. Q La.
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Copy Of Receipt.

OFFICE LOUISIANA EoUITABLE)
LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
New Orleans, November 10, 1879 }
$4,000 90.
Received from the LOUISIANA EQUIT-
ABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS, being in
full of the amount of my Ten Year Endow-
n4ent Policy, No. 1884, due this day. With
thanks for promptness Of payment
Very respectfully.
j. G. BIENVENUE.
WITNESSES:
w. NJ. CoNNoR,
j. u. TLDEN.
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COrnhill Again On Deck.

He Responds to Our Appeal for Sugar
News-Crops Of the Burnside, Cofleld
and Bringer Places.
ASCENSION, Dee. 10, 1879
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D0NALDsONVILLE, La,
Saturday, December 20, 10.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
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(loso1rbille Gbief.
hicus Humani Generis.
SEWING actions were
e., -, cbonds issued to
nA8ti ration in 1866, and
" Duffel follows that
corner H.upreme Court in 1876.
a I,1ish the fnn +nyt nf thnsa
awake Home Newspaper
(shed Every Saturday, = ~

=. encnts i'll next number Of the CHIEF
and also give q Synopsis Of the other
business transacted in the District Court.
At the close Of. yesterdays session Judge
Dutfel ordered the court adjourned until
Monday, the 5th Of January.
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business transacted in the District Court
At the close Of yesterdays session Judge
Dutfel ordered the court adjourned until
Monday, the 5th Of January.
The LATEST NEWs.LThe most recent
intelligence Of interest to our local read
ers is presented iii the new advertisement
OF Mr.. JOS. Gondran, who announces the
discovery Of a great desideratum, "a
wonderful remedy for hard times" This
remedy consists Of the art Of buying the
best goods at the lowest prices, and the
place to put the method into practice is
at Mr.. Gondrall's we'll stocked store
where a splendid assortment of the most
desirable goods in the market is kept
always on hand. If you want any I'M
aginable article Of general merchandise,
from hair pin to u set Of furniture, or a
box of matches, to a.barrel of flour, Mr.
Gondran will supply you at prices which
would challenge competition anywhere
EN- AvANT.-Company E Of the Louisi-
ana Field Artillery, better known by the
old and honored title Of Cannoneers Of
Donaldson, had contemplated having
parade and dinner on Sunday, the 28th
inst, i'll commemoration of tho .fete de
Ste. Barbc, but as another holiday-the
9Th Of January-is SO near at hand, the
Cannoneers have concluded to combine
the celebration Of both anniversaries in
one display. That the festival will be
interesting and successful i'll every par
ticular none can doubt who know the
thorough manner Of performing every
duty which characterizes our Cannon
GERS, whether amid the stern realities Of
war or in the piping times Of peace. The
9Th Of January will be looked forward to
with much interest i'll this vicinity.
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New Orleans
AK. Henry Iete, up l
night ; down Wee
ssumption, up
mornings ; down
G. X. Pecl;, up =
mornings +; down
.. Laura L. d." II
day mornings
81. Merry /
ingsi dow
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-06

The Herald of last week gave the follow
ing description Of the new depot building to
be erected here:
Il is to be Of red brick with yellow and
black trimmings on the corners, of brick and
stone. The building will De OF the Old En-
giish or Quern Anne style OF architrcture,
two stories high. with tower three stories
high. There will be three rooms on the hrst
floor ladies and gents waiting room. and
baggage room. while In the first floor o. the
tower will be the ticket and telegraph offices
The second floor will contain offices. \ plat
form twenty-five feet wide will extend along
the whole front Of the building. When com-
plefed the cost will be 1850.
We notice in the Kansas Monthly, among
the newspapers accredited TO Salina. the fol-
lowing: ssSvenska Harolden. Z. T.. Vest.
ling editor" IL is only q simple act Of justice
to state to all our newspaper bretheren that
Mr.. Westling has no sort Of connection with
the Harolden, and never had. The editor is
Mr.. F. Paine the business manager, Mr..
J. w. Peterson. Mr.. Paine is reported to be
q gentleman of fine education and culture in
bis own language, and possessed Of fine abili-
ty. He has had previous experience in news
paper work, and il well fitted for the place
he occupies. Mr.. Westling can certainly lay
no claims to being editor of the Haroldeu.
and this announcement in the Monthly is
probably not made by any representation Of
His
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-06
MARRIED

On Monday, February 81. ls.? at the Catholic
" Mcdaniel and Miss Kate Z. Mccormick
The ceremony took place at 10 O'Clock a. m.
the church being well hlled with the invited
guests. Mr.. Il. X. Jeffries ofiiciated as grooms-
man, and Miss Emma klinefelt as bridesmaid
After the Impressive ceremony at the church
the bridal procession proceeded to the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. WoOliey, on
Ninth street, where they were handsomely en-
tertained. Thus one OF our most popular
couples have launched their bark upon the
tempestuous sea Of life. and their many friends
unite In wishing for them safs prosperous
and happy voyage. MAY the elan OF the
Macs live long and prosper" is the unani.
nous wish Of the JOURNAL people. who have
duly sampled In an appreciatiye mood the
''viands and wines" Of the bridal supper.
On the 18th ult. ut the residence OF the BRIDES
parents in Pttsbury. Penna., by Rev Father P-tre,
Mr.. Joseph n Schwartz OF this city, and Miss jose
phIne h-nne, of the former place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwartz arrived In Salina last
Thursday evening. Joe has been well con-
graduated by his many friends. In behalf Of
the JOURNAL we quote those lines which were
so happily used the other day under othel
circumstances, but are just as applicable here
'sWhile there's red on the lip,
And warmth In the wine,
One deep health III drink,
And that health shall be thine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-06
Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is list of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. filed in the Office OF s
L. Criss. Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending February 9Th, 1879.
january 18th
Saline to c Psnnewell lots Front street: s.
Third street; ID and 10 Fourth street; S;i h I'M
street, Jones AdiiiIOn-S1Oli.
January 9Th.
Rebeeea B0rion TO II NeQuary, lots IL, Is, 81. ?
LET street; - 81 street; Ia and To- 4ta street; md
9Th street, Jones Addtion-tlca.W.
January 9th.
McQusry 10 II Human, lot, II and lG on 9Th ST
5ih st.; ioi b 81 St. Jones AddIlion-soe.oc.
January 18th.
Drake AMI wife TO NJ Crowley, 5exisi feet IN
NV cor bi L A, Bayzria-eo.0s.
january 3ist.
Pc Bond and wife to Mary Grant. east hf sw ar
:, Is, 2w-sl0o-op.
February isf
Kansas Il Il Co to Jared A Ecn, sw or II. a. Iw
-s.@.5,.
February lst.
c Hail TO Samuel McNinch. west IS feet OF hf of
lots |, =, }, blk 4, Bsyaris.-<S. ~.
February LIST.
VIZ Leslie to Laura Henry. e hi lot Z, blk -
Brookyille- tl.o.O.
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''C0unty Insane"

EDITORS JOURNAL AS inmate Of the County
Poor House, should like, through YOUR valuable
columns to draw the attention Of the county commits
soners of saline county of whose kind and generous
management Of the place, far la done, In
justice TO the county they representa- have fnll per-
sonai PROOF to certain facts concerning this
ton In tn. first place the common sleeping house 10
OF brick, grated doors, barred windows. etc, fact
constituting FIRST rate place in which insane people
could be kept In safety. There at present. two
perfectly insane persons here, - man and woman
The man at times really dangerous lunatie. For
instance, in the absence of Mr. q Hawiey, the supsr
iDtendent, upon business, he has attacked couple
of US two separate occasions. with drawn knife:
the neck, AMI Cleaned all OUT of
the building several times. MIR. Hswley is the only
cool, quiet manner. aud determined eye. com
pletely subdues him, but it is only for time. aud he
Is as bad believe Mr.. Hawley is oil the
best men knew TO deal with mad people. lie
ought to have charge of mad house. The woman is
lunac, bur not dangerous and tries very often To
run away, and rs with the man, Mr.. Hzwler Is the
only who can manage her by Kind talking an,i
Goodness Ny suggestion is that If il Is not too much
expense TO the county, they were TO erect another
sleeping place for the and sick, and to the
" Barred Prison small asylum for such: lunaiics
cannot be admitted TO the State Asylum II would
contain six patients imagine the misery.of
being locked in the same room, day and night. with
confirmed lunatc The expense would not he very
great. The of lumber, and wages of carpen-
ter would suffice. there are generally two or
three inmates who would be able 10 assist under ms
managemcnt-buIld paint, etc, and willing thus 70
repay county their board and thus feel more
independent. P.rrER
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The ,1nb me-, =, In. Aaa.e ofx y E..,m,n n,
s..uri.x evening rrh- Il.
IN. Pr,.,den, v.. ,o, In The cb.i, ,y, va. H., .,
s,a ...nain, n,.cc in the eornc, a, v-.., W.. ~,
c,,va His v.,,.n,,v ~o,,a NO, .,,ox ,,. 80. :,
80 '"
De standing, even ms dignity hal 10 suffer In con.
sequence Amer the usual business the Cgub VA.
~ . - ],
v s Se -" n'."" A'i
Niss Mary walker. both OF whom read Jndiciou.
lectious In n clear voice that coald be heart hy an
=. .A,.-...-,
81. - ISM
N. Manchester vas next called upon for an es-
say H,s subiecf Wa ..N.,oo. The ur,,Iox,.s MA.
hu,.,ro.. ,,n.. m. ,;.., -. .x,,,,-.i -
n1'"o'o' p'"s. ne Az" P'@'s vas eo"'c.i ser>e
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A Gard.

take this opportunity 10 thank the public their
lherai patronage during my stay in Salina. am
permanently located, and ready for business in my
gallery, in Jones' building, Santa Pc Av~.ue,
where shall be pleased 10 visit my old friends.
and hope also 10 hosts Of Ny facilities
for doing good work much increased, and shall
spare pains 10 please.
shall sui offer for SALE heretofore Pianos Or
gAns and Sewing Machines Ny expenses arr very
low. and shall thsrefore dispose Of the above named
goods nj q small advance above wholesale rates.
Mason 4 HaMiin Organs the iustafm~ut plan
nve dollars . mouth. I furnish O good. reliable
6ve octave double reed organ for sloo.
Call on me. c.E LIBBRY.
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/ Wish Everybody TO Know.

Rev. George II. Thayer, an Old citizen OF
this vicinity known to every one as a most in
fuential citizen, and christian minister of the
N. E. Church, just this moment stopped in
our store to say: 81 wish everybody to
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" 1t is having tremendous sale over
our counters and is giving perfect satisfaction
In all cases Of lung diseases, such as moth
ing else has done, Bourbon. Ind, May Is, IS.
Drs. Marchet & France. Sold by ii. VI Sale,
druggist.
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Total

The following are the students q the High
School who have been perfect in attendance,
punc;uality and department and have an av-
erage scholarship Of over a5, with scholar ship
of each:
Anna De Witt, 80: Luna Pierce q; Cora
Jenerson. SO; Mary Campbell. 80: VIM BiSh-
op. ss. Louis Tressin. %; John Bishop. sc;
Willie Ailsm, IS: Lille Garrison. 81.
+. y. FITzPArRIcK, Principal.
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Published February 6. is.s
Ordinance No. 2.jI.

m ORDINA>tE Amending Section Of OriiBzBas
No. -. entitled IAN ordinance tn relation u
Pesiiar.-"
BE Il ordained Ly the Mayor aud the Council
men Of the City Of SsliHa, Kansas:
Section !. That section OF ordinance No ., en-
titled "An ordinance Ia relation 10 Pedixr. % be
amended 500 % read As fsllow.:
Sec. 2. Said clerk shall numher every hoen-s -
granted to pesiisrs hawkers. and The
receiving from the applicant the city treasurer
ceipt for not les than dollars and no; than
atty dollars PER day and shall himself receive frpD
such applicant nfty cents for every such losa.s lb-
amount 90 be paid for every itoense granted shsi
ss fixed by the mayor.
Sec. 2 That section Of ordinance No. =. be and
the sam. 10 hereby repealed.
SIC 3. This ordnance shall take eject AMI ts IA
force frum and after its publication The sALfSs
CorSTY JcVsssL
Approved February s. lssS. -
MAJOR
hereby certify the above sai FORE going 70 - rrsr
and copy % ordnance .a<-s 10y lbs Mas
ami cDancilnea q ,he cty Of sslisa- Frbru4ry sfh
i-.s
ArcS': re Bp~rS. Ctr csrk
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No DECEPTION Used.

1t is strange SO many people will continue
to suffer day after day with dyspepsia. liver
complaints, constipation, sour stomach, gem
eral debility when they can procure at our
store SIIILOH's VITALZER, free of cost ii il
does not cure or relieve them. Price a. cts.
Sold by II. NJ. Sale, druggist.
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Boots and Shoes BELOW Cost.

Boots and Shoes Below Cost.
We have placed on our counter about 800
pairs Of boots and shoes, Old stock, shop
worn. etc., which we shall sell far below the
cost. ODER, WILSON 4 Co.
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The Saline County Journal
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 1879.
omcIaI Paper Of the City Of saIina.

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL can DO
found at the Book and News Store of White
head Seaman's, first door east of Postoface.
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Sch0ol R<Dort.

The following is the report Of the average
enrolment and attendance for the month OF
JANUARY
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFIcr CoUNTv srr'r PUsLrc INSTRUCTION.
SALINE tOr>Iy, kASsts.
sALiSA, January Is. is.9. )
THERE viii be a binDnfhly examination for feach-
.rs certificates. the rst the last saturday in
February. aud thereafter the day each al
t.Tnatr mouth. Exercises begin al s:sI n. IN sn.i
close AT i.Is p and will bs conducted sritIIig
fee Of one dollar. required, by law, OF each sp
cant, before aitr ittance 10 examination. All are
urxrt' TO he prompt, as no allowance be made Tor
tOss Of time
BOARD ~ EXAMINERS.
TIL. Superintendent will be in his office every Sat
uriay. eNccgt sNaininaiIoa sy In wb.ch h.
wl liz. fouud in his onic. Tia. follow Ing Monday
Tie would rsnnd school officers b. prompt s.ud-
ias reports T,aairc,l by law. al
WILLIAM BISHOP.
I-n Snp't Pab. Instruction.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.
Notice.

U. :. LAND OFFICE Salma, Kansas. February "a,
lS7J.-No. 81.
COMPLAINT having been entered ut this Office hy
" walter DorcsleT against VIM. ". .Ssuborn. fpT
abandoning ais homestead entry. No ls,oO, daie,i
Nov. IL, Is.., upon the northwest quarter OF p
Up. II, range west la Saline county. Kansas with a
the cancellation OF said entry the said paT-
ties hereby summoned to appear this Office
the 10th day OF March, I'1J, at II o'clock n IA o.
respond aud furnish testimony concerning sail all.g
sd abandonment.
u. u. WAosIAFF, Receiver.
Saliha. FEB. &. is7g-nl
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The Herald issued an extra edition last weel
containing nearly all the information to be de
sired by the homesteader or preemptor. II also
contained directory OF the business OF the
City Of Salina.
The new building being erected on Seventh
street, near the corner Of that street and Irou
svenuc-ou the lot belonging to the Odd Eel
lows, Is designed As sample house" for the
Pacific House.
A desperate effort Is being made to obtain
the necessary number Of signers to the rail
road petitions in circulatioa In Smolan town
ship. Il Is stated that money Is being freely
used for the purpose.
Mr.. Henry J. Yungfieisch wishes to inform
his friends and patrons Of Salina and vicinity
that he has taken rooms in the Opera House
where he is prepared to give instruction on
the Piano and Organ.
The real estate firm Of Hamilton & Harvey
has been dissolved. Mr.. Harvey will devote
his attention 10 the law and loan business
Mr.. Hamilton becomes connected with anoth
er real estate agency.
We hear that a gentleman who purposes to
engage In the grocery business is about TO buy
or has bought the vacant lot next south OF
Bishop, Chase & Grier's real estate Office, foI
the purpose OF putting up building.
The evening meetings are still continued In
the Methodist Church, and every evening the
church is filled to overfiowing. There is much
interest taken by the Christian people Of "a
lima in these meetings. and much good is be
ing done in them.