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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28

ACTING upon the motto Sin time OF
peace prepare for war;" General Sherman
in December last caused to be appointed
an Army Equipment Board, whose duty
it should be to investigate the condition
uf military equipments now in use in the
army. This Board is of a peripatetic
character and is authorized to hold its
settings anywhere in the United States,
to examine into any new designs for
camp fixtures cartridge boxes, saddles,
helmets, knhpsacks, &C., which may be
presented. The Board consists of Gen
afaIs Miles, Mackenzie and Morrow,
Majors Sandford and Sanger and Captain
Benham. Its inundated with designs,
plans and Specifications for the whole
range of army furnishing, and many
changes will undoubtedly be adopted in
soldiers equipsge and clothing. Some
of the members of the Board are of the
opinion that complete revolution in the
outfit of the army will be effected, and
Gen. Morrow is reported to be of the
opinion that some form of metallic
breast-plate and perhaps full bullet
proof armour like that worn during the
middle ages will be adopted. This
would exalt the business of Indian hunt
ing to the dignity of 4 National pastime
combining safety with all the exilera,
tidn of fox hunt.
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THE Republicans of Lucas County will
press the name of John Paul Jones, OF
Toledo. for Auditor of State at the Con-
veution to be held in this city on the 2oth
Of May. Mr.. Jones is at present serV-
ing his second term as Auditor OF Lucas
County and was formerly business man
ager of the Toledo Blade.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28

LEGISLATION on the subject of Building
Associations should be very maturely
considered. This is matter OF great
inheritance to the most thrifty class of
our people, and not d step should be
taken in any way affecting their interest
until its purport is fully understood.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28

WILL the fine weather for commencing
spring work have any influence in hurry
ing up an adjournment of the Ohio Legs
lature?
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New York Star (Dem.): The Cincin-
natl Enquirer has habit of metaphor
cally crooking pins and sticking them in
the bottom OF chairs for Democratic can
didates to sit down on. For a Democratic
organ the Enquirer must be very ex-
asperating one. ..IH
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28

GARFIELD has made up his mind not to
accept the nomination for Governor OF
Ohio.
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Pimples on the face and roughness OF the
skin is easily cured by the use of Caswell' s
Camphor Ice Lotion. For sale by John
Keeshan, apothecaryr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28

It was three months after this that
another examination was held in Upper
Nineyeh This time it was in the little
school-house. When the exercises were
over and the few visitors dismissed, it so
happened that Miss Revere and Dr. Bar
rows found themselves walking up the
road side by side.
q am glad you came today" he said,
warmly. .,
"Of course wouldn't have staid
away" protested Kate.
"There wasn't much public interest" J"
he remarked.
"No," Kate admitted, "but there
ought to have been. Miss Onderdonk
has done very we'll with them"
The doctor nodded.
"Considering she's only taught them
three months" !" he said.
Then there was little pause.
''She won't have any school committees
from Babylon Center" he went on.
'No," she said, meditatively.
"Nor any secretaries from the statt
Board"
81 suppose not"
"And probably Mr.. jenkins is doubt
full about her being much of prize"
| every likely" .........,... :,
"But after ALL" looking very amusedl,
in Kate's face, "she's a very capabi
teacher"
Kate waited moment, while her fac
flushed and her eyes fell to the ground
1 q suppose l might as we'll say yes t
that" she replied quietly, 81 might a
: well admit the other thing"
"What other thingw innocently.
"Why-that I wasn't"
The Doctor was about replying whe
e they we're separated for an instant by
,hgroup of the school girls. Among thes
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-28
RAIL ROAD TIM
Corrected to Accord with Cincinnati
Time.

CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Depot corner Mclean ave. and Gest street
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

A correspondent writing from Salrns
to the Leavenwortb Press. argues for
the Kansas Central Railway with the
following words:
As the Kansas Central is slowly work.
ing this way the people of Sslina are
getting more anxious to hear the whis.
tie of the little giant here. From Clay
Center to Salina, due southwest, il is
forty-five miles, through . rich AMI
beautiful country, crossing the Solomon
and Saline valleys. two Of the finest
and most fertile tracts of bottom land
in Kansas, with large quantit;e. of
wheat and corn, cattle, sheep and hogs
waiting for transportation to the cas-
tern markets. From Salina to Lincoln
Center up the Saline river Is forty miles,
over q smooth, level bottom all the way,
and the grade for narrow gusge road
would not exceed $500 per mile about
all there is needed to make good road
Is to lay the ties and rails and the peo-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

1t has already been announced that
the grain crop was failure in France.
England, Germany and Russia, but it
has not been made:known that almost
all the other European crops show o
similar condition of affairs. The silk
crop is in sad way in the leading silk.
producing countries, japan, France and
Spain. In France, Germany, and Italy
great fears are entertained for the VIM
tage, and the wine crop will certainly
tall far below the average. When We
add that the sugar crop OF France will
prove failure, showing q falling of OF
40 per cent. below the average, II 10
clear that 1879 will prove very unfor-
tunate year for agriculture in Europe.
France has recently made some heavy
purchases Of American wheat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
A Trip to Solomon.

EDITORS JOURNAL IL made . trip to
Solomon last week and took q few
notes, which may be of interest to your
readers.
Messrs. Collins, Baldwin, and Strick.
Ter have several hundred acres Of land
prepared for wheat in the most thor
ough manner. By the use OF the hsr-
row and clOd crusher they have put the
land in the most perfect order. Not Q
weed or lump can be seen. Taking the
large extent of land, it is far the best
specimen of farming We have seen in
the State. and ittthey do no: command
success they will lave deserved it. Mr..
Baldwin commenced to drill for wheat
on the 2lst.
Squire Strickler has q half mile of
the best trimmed and finest hedge we
have seen. II is worth ten mile ride
to look at it. s
The roads over the bottom for several
miles have been graded up, and the sun
flowers moved down, setting . worthy
example to ether road Overseers.
Solomon improves slowly compared
to Sa!lna, but ! found her merchants IN
earnest in endeavoring to drsw the
trade of this valley.
They have three elevators and q good
deal of wheat was coming in, and the
trade seemed quite brisk.
We saw large new building going
up, which We mistook for school build
ing from its size and the towers upon
it. We wers surprised to End it was
being built for q private residence for
Mr.. Whitley, who WAS, We believe, one
of the founders of the town. 1t would
be considered large and elegant in q
much larger place than Solomon.
Mr.. A. p. Collins was thresbing bis
wheat, which he informed Us was yield
ing from twelve to fifteen bushels of
No. 3 wheat per acre. This is quite
for this year. EUREKA.
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pie are ready to help along whenever
asked. With such an extension as this,
Lesvenworth would be come cted with
the best and most productive part Of
Kansas. If the officers connected with
the Kansas Central and the merchants
of Lesvenworth would visit this part
of the country and see what we have
here, they would soon wake up to their
own interest, and push this road
through.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
BrOOkVilIe Items.


The weather has been q little too
warm for comfort the past week and the
farmers are beginning to complain of
dry ground.
We heard Saline river farmer make
the assertion that the corn in that quar-
ter would not yield over half q crop.
We were much surprised for We thought
corn was especially good this season.
Mr.. Joseph Morgan intends building
. brick building on his lot, first door
east of O., II. 4 WIS store. The brick
we're burnt by Mr.. Gilpin, on the farm
of Mr.. Msrdln, two and one.hslf miles
southeast OF town. So BroOkville will
soon be sbIe to boast Of one brick build.
ing at least.
The new calsboOse is now completed,
so beware boys-it cant be torn down
this time.
The Brookville Times is no more.
Some parties were around last week,
looking up the interest OF another pa
ner for US, but we have not learned
whether they met with any encourage
ment or not.
We need good lively newspaper in
that will stay with us.
But our people have been "bulldozed"
so much by the deceased "Times" that
it will be difficult matter to support .
paper in town.
City marshal Coombs made two ar.
rests this Tuesday, evening, Two
strangers were indulging ia y little
"knock down" Marshal e. was inform
ed, and when he arrived on the scene of
action the parties took to their heels,
and Mr.. c. gave chase, but they out
stripped him, and he was obliged to get
o horse, when he captured them and
lodged them in the cooler.
The city ball mechanics under the
of Marshal Coombs are max
my rapid progress.
Mr.. W. II. Gentry is building q fine
stone residence.
The new school building will be built
on the old site.
Messrs. VIM. Benade and Capt. Eakin
Of Salina, have opened up u first class
cigar and tobacco store in the old bar
Der shop and are doing a good business.
Report hath it that Mr.. W. b. Impson
md Miss Rachel Lsnsdoun we're mar.
RED in Saina one day last week.
Married, at the Colorado House, on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev s.
J. Wright, Mr.. H. Thompson and Miss
rressie johnson. CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
open debate.

open debate.
SEcoND.-Send delegates to the coun
ty convention who will not represen,
their personal prejudices, but will rep
resent the will of the people who send
them there.
THIRD.-Let every man 60 to the
polls and ratify their delegates, choice
of officers. always remembering tina,
while ce can not always have our choice
in public officers, we will have ouI
choice of the majority OF the people.
Do this and our success is certain in our
county, and State. And if the result ia
different in other States we will know
we have done our duty and have given
our sympathy, our influence and our
votes to the party which We believe to
be advancing the best interest of our
Respectfully submitted,
H. c. ORDER.
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Notice.

OvTIcE COUNTY srP'I PrsLIc lSsrlrcri0x.
SALINE COUNTY. Kansas.
sALISk, January Is. ls.s. y
rrHERE will be bimonihly eSsmin ation for teach
ers' certificates the r-t the last saturday in
February and th.r-af sr on the same day each al
ternat. month. Exercises begin At s:D q. m, sBi
close at Is .. and Will be conducted writing
fee Of dollar. required by law, OF each sppil
cant. before sdr ittAnce to examination. All
urg~c 10 be pronpf, no allowance can BE- mad. Tor
loss Of time
BOARD or EXAMINERS.
The Superintendent will BE- IN hts once every
ur,iay. except eNamnst lon days la which h.
will be- found in his ONO. the folio ~ ing Monfa;
lie would remind schoni officers b~ prompt send
ing reports as required by law
WILLIAM BISHOP,
l-u sup't Pub. Instruction.
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ssso- -sssvsr -usfvuus ,sry. atlr-r-
ney left his hAlffnished breAkfas; and
without hat and IN slippers gave chase 10
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~ "~''ee sscv" upon ,sr- tree, MAKE up
your mind which is the very biggest and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

deck loads Of merchandise are thrown INTO
the holds, and cannon take their place:
tho craws nav-olo..si.. ~-s>---l l.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

ner. The lands they occupy are not desir-
able, contain neither gold nor silver mines,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

rrrrvuuce TIE wise man. and when The
herald bad finished, the man whom he IN
troducej made a srand orztioo An hou,
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terprise has built up an American ho|
To US. who have been three days d
onslv can0einD arross the vivs~ vail
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care and grief had passed out Of her face,
but 1T had left its traces in her soft eye
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

You may want TO screw some boards
together sometime. The oid-fashioned
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

ACCOUNTS, true type OF the Old-tlme Vir-
ginIan-tall, erect and measuring over six
feet. wearing q certain air nf the ~s.el;a-
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reply TO Il. question Whether r,osh.y.
suIrn say,: Il vS sivsys under the M
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-11-22
TIIIBODAUX, I've, SAMED1 p NOVENIBRE 1879.

c6dentes, qui les ont de beaucoup
depasses. LES prix de Pan der
nier ont etc tres OaS Il cause de la
uuantit6 de SucreS bruts qui Sc
trouvaient sur les marches, mais
cette aimee les nouvelles deS cen
tres sucrlers d'Enrope annoncent
une immense reduction dams la
production du sucre de betterave
ct il est certain que les Sucres
bruts seront en- grande demande
pendant toute lie salson; le stock
actuel Ell est un reste tres reduir,
ct les marches anglaiS ont beau
coDp avanc6 Il cause de la deman-
de Ini lie peut manquer de s'ensul
vre. Les acheteurs del'Ouest apres
avoir voulu forcer le marche par
nne conbinaison, ont du y renOn
Ger ct s'empresSei.t malntenant
dacheteI /; les suereS des Indies ne
seront sur lie marche que dams
trois mois ct les ralfineries he
pourront attendre 81 longtemps
pour S'approvislouner Ell vue de
REQUIREMENT pressure complet de
ieurs stocks ct en- consequence lie
inarche sc maintientIra dams les
cond',ious prcsente> jusqu'a Id fin
de tevrler
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CONYERSATION.-TOut les Sa>
medis. quand vouS voyeZ deux
on trOis nOirS stationnes une
encoignure de la rue dn Main,
vous prouvez 6tre certaips qn'ilS
pArlrnt politique. Dernierement
nous avons, tntendn par hazard
la conversation suivante, entre
john ct Sam
-DiS-donc, John, pour gu vo-
ties tn!
MOI. ie vote pour Captain
Webre ct Bill.
-Mais, pourquoi ne votcs-tn
pas pour Hippe ct Poche ! Tu
mes done pIrs republican,?
Moi. je suis toujours bon re-
pnblicain, mais j" vote pour Cap
tain Webre ct Bill, par &c que ce
Sont de bon hommes, de boa Off
ciers Qui connaisSeut lenr atfaire
1T de bons democrates aui rendent
Justice aux noirS CONNIE aux
b'ancS, tandis que Zippe ct poche
ne cOnnais>ent rien du tout, ct
sont des mauvaiS demOcrates qui
sc ticheront pas NAL de nous,
apres que nous aurOns vote pour
euX.
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lie correspondent du Meschabe
6crit de la Nouvelle Orleans, d ce
iournal, sous la date du 13 Novem
bre 1879:
"Comme coincidence remar
qnable nous citerOus la tait cnrieux
que la NOuvelle Orleans VII Sac
cOmplir la semaine derniere trOis
evenements qui prouvent en- ia
veur de Factivite te son com.
merce: rarrivee du plus fort
enlargement de cotton, l'exporta
ton de la plus forte cargaiSon ct
la plus importante vente du tex
tile qui Sc soft .iamais taite en- une
senle journee. LIE marche aux
sucres est tonjours ferme ct il v a
tout a esperer qn'il Sc maintien
dra. La perspective est brillante
pour les plan,eurs ct il ne serait
meme pas etonnant que les prix
deS sucres ratfines s'elevaSSent en-
core. Les prlx actuels mont. du
restp. rltn d'eXtraordinaire 81 on
les compare Il cens dannaes pre-
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SAISONS.

MR.. JOHN BOSIO, P..OPRIErAIRE
NA du hEsrAUkANT DEs QUATRE-SAIsONsl
prevent ses ainis ue IA Vile ct dc la cam
pagne, ainsi que lie pnbiic en generate, uu
IL transtere son restaurant uu No. bxn ,,.,
la rue de Chartres au NO. lll tie liz Iuelne
rue, pres dc ot-Luuls. ii pronte &c cettc oe-
casiOn pour relnercier lie public IT soliiclte
cn menie temps la continuation dc son bicil
vclllant patrui,age. Ii mfornie eli outre scs
alnis quill u des salons particuliers au pre-.
lnier, ct des cham bres nleublees il iouer y e
semaiue GU au nols. Les personnes d. .n
VILE ct de Ia calnpagne y trOuyeront tout ar
comfort ueslrablel Restaurant sera ou, ell
usqua uult. b few ia.
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-Une historic etrange, mais
partaitement authentiqne, s'est
passee dernierenent Il Littowk.
frontiere russo. Si nous lie la
trouvions pas dams lie Fremdem
biatt, nous la croirons extr ute
DUN roman de Xavier de Monte
pin:
"Deux juifs. pere ct fills, ra
conte lie Journal, vivaient depui>
lOngtemps Ell mauvals intelli-
gence. Ce darnier finit, moyen
nant vingt cinq ro.'bles, par enga
ger nn brave paysan faciliter
au veillard Ie depart de cette val
lee de larmes. Au jour fxe pour
reXecnion ,du crime, le paysan
eut DIES scrupnles, ALA trouver Ia
victime desiynee ct lni oonteSsa
tont. lie pere lui fit promettra
de dire a son fills que ie crime
e1ait consomme 1T lui donna IN
catetan quiz deviiI lui apporter
CONNIE prenve.
En>uile il Sc rendit chez lie rab
bin, Joseph Beer, anqul il ra-
conta lie cas-. Celni ci, apres
mure reheXion, sarr6ta All parti
Sulvant Italia volr le fills auqnel
ii dlt'lne son pere aSsasSme lni
etalt apparu Ell songe ct deman
DAFT II son assa SSin sill youlait sc
presenter devanC la justice ce
leste On hunaine ? lie tiis after
re pr6tera lilnider l'affalre lei bas
ct tut cite chez le rabbin. on dix
membres intluents de la com,
mune l'attendaient. lie peIe sc
trouva place derriere !e rideau.
I a l'entree de l'accuse, les
| JUICES Sc leverent ct Ie raohin in
vita so'ennellement FeSprit dn
mort a formnier son accusation
a peine le fills eut il reconnu Ia
voix de son pere quill tomba pal
terre ''foudroye". Id terreur la
Wait tue"
lie procnreur general a fait al
reter le rabbin ainsi que les mem
bres dc son tribunal improvise
Ga est capable de condamner ;
quelques mois de prison ce nou
veau SalomoD.
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FAussAIRE.- Dernierement mn
biz tres intelligent. ex-resitlent
h Massachusetts, ct cunnaiSSant
etimement Ben Batter, employe
hr l'habitalion Laurel Valley
|vait eD Nj possession environ $40
rkets d'habitation contrefaits.
(ane piastre. Ces tickets avai,.nt
e imprimes daus un etablisse-
eent du Connecticut ct portaient
nrle tiOsl'antographe contrefaite
U proprjetalre de l'habitation.
edetenteur de ces tickets ayant
q yent que lie pot aux roses allait
sn decouvelt, s'est empresse
. remettre an proprietaire les
PcSets qui lai reSt;,ient. prelen-
ant quill les await interceptes a
poste. Mais le proprietaire,
foysnt d'apres les preuves qn'il
sall en- Sa possession. que cplni-
etait un des coupables, Ia fait
Heter. L'affaire a paru .jeudi
'efhier devant la cour de parois-
Get Faccuse a etc lncaicere dams
Prison, Ell attendant quill four
'R@ un cationnement pour sa
Omparutlon devant la cour de
district.
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--Voici une historic de chasse
tres gauloise; mais, CONNIE ellie
date de Ia feodalite, mons la ris
qnons tOute de- meme. Que rom
bre lie Francois Villon nous soft
propice!
Ceci Sc passait dams le duch6
tie Bourgogne. Un manant s'etalt
falt pincer au moment Od i! venait
d'abattre nn Sanglier dams lie do
maine dn seigneur de Taverny>en
AnxOis.
En- ce temps la, vous ne ligno-
rez pas, tner le gibler dun gen,il-
homme, c'etait un crime eutrai-
nant la peinc de mort.
lie molos qui puisse lui arri
yer, disalent les gardes au bracon
nier, c'est d'etre pendu.
On le cOnduiSit au chateau avec
la bette qn'il await tuee.
-Q'on mette le sanglier tout
enter a la broche! dit le seigneur.
Dependant le manant tremblait
de tons SEES memhres.
Qnaud lie dernler tonr de broche
fut dOnne, la piece de venaison,
deposee sur un immense surrout,
tigura tont le long sur la table.
AIors lie Srigneur prit la parole.
--AsSiedS-tOi. dit>il au manant.
Volci une fourchrtte ct un con
teau. Tu psux couper ct taller a
ton aise; mails prehds bien gardc !!
ce que tn auraS fait au sauelier,
je te le ferai ensnite moi meme.
lei, le paysan sc recuillit pen
dant quelques instants: 'Il y va
de ma t6te," sc disait>il. Et il
examiDait la hure du sanglier
avec une crainte melee de respect.
Puis, tout comp, illumine dune
inspiration snblime, il allongra Ie
fOigt ct le po>a a un endrOit de Ia
bette 4u'on nous ferait un C, zine
de designer rui>, il dtgnsta la
venaiSOn.
lie sel.nenr rit beauconp du
stra'ayeme, TT le manant tut par
donne.