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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1879-01-11
GROCERIES

DEF. PORK, HAMS. BACON, CHEESE
ID Lard. &c, SC. For Sale by
p1Q ROLES l. Cn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

They Ind dime supper IN tho neigh.
hurhood III rawtnckct. conceived and
carried ont by tho ladies'. Tho condi.
tions u this navel supper we're these !:
For every word spoken by tho gentle.
men at tho snppcr-tablc forfeit III I'D
cents was imposed; hut, on tho other
hand tas duties arc always compensated
with rights and restrictions with privil.
cgcsl. il WAS agreed that whoever
could weather tho whole supper, subj
hitting ~ MI queries. surprises, and
ingenious questions without replying,
should he entitled u II gratuito.lsly.
Many and frtlnsrt were tho articles
and snhtrsinees rcAoFtei n by the
ladies IN attendance tn intrMp the nm
guarded. ard one after another stout
and .lisarcct men went down before the
constant voiley Of artful interr0gMtiona.
Al last all fell ont and paid tho dime
penalty save nfc individual queer
chap whom nobody seemed ~ know.
lie attended htrictly 10 business. and
passed unhecded the jokes, gihes, and
challenges. They quixxcd him, Int al
ia vain. HI wrestlod with turkey aud
grappled with the goose. He l,xilOd
ont thu cranberry. sauce with IN mn.
swcr.ing hand. and ho Ate celery ~
the soriplnral vegetarian Ate grass aud,
finally, when 10 had hnishcd hie
NTH piece IL pie, hc whipped out \
pockat.slAtc nnd wrote on II IN large
and hgihle hand. II am dsAl and
dumb, - Providence Journal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
An Etlllar,N Vacation.

Al,out Nix weeks ago person entered
our oillcc anil proposed 10 scll lin new
tangled fountain pom The rash
young man 1t length mentioned ~ 4
recommendation that thc ren held ink
enough To last through twenty. four
hours inceSstnt writing, anu obvatctl
tho tedious necessity ~ dipping II in
the ink.xland. l'hcrcnpon w exclaimed :
"Dear young friend, would YIN deprive
u. III our vacation" II don't nndrr,
stand hc replied. why" said VII,
"the only vacation VA get Ii whilo W.
nrc dipping our pen lii thr inL stand,
and 10 man shall deprive IN ~ that.
Please ~ away will. yonr vacation III.
tingnlsllur." He raw We were IN cnrnrst.
ani he went, not evon daring to nilrr
IN Que III His "fnnntAins' ~ IL nit, md
~ dipped onr Oil fashioned pen II, oar
muddy old ink.stul,l md took 4 rest.
Albany Lar Journal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

The momt remarkable man Ii Paris II
the present moment ii NJ. phillipArt,
whose namc anil ,lnings ARE ON cvery
mans tongue. nv travelling companion,
compared him II baron uralt, hnt
lsAron Grant. Ia his most palmy days,
never conceived schemes hall W colossal
~ this man. A few months ago philh.
part wns bankrupt. Now he hnM mid
every creditor III full. and III worth no.
lNtly knows how many millions. IL
must have some nlonry, for II took M.
tlDtl, 900 ir4ncs 10 pay his dobts. some
4ne 80 ~ lfeneh 4nAaeles came "a
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IL IN. simpless part II the structure,
fns instance. herr II 4 capital answer
~une II Tall shopping, and thr ether y
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And again sUnc II Hamlet alone, anil
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thing about ihc melancholy Danr anil
diseased vork. Herr " nnc complete
-What il The difference between d
church fair and an infants osvrstock
ingS" Answer. "'fhc difference bc
tween ladies' begging and hahy's lcE
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

4
himself pure aud strong above his pain
for this time.
80 absorbed WAS he N NIL the sc.nes
which memory Ind arricl him hack
ward that he reached Iii. studio 81
which he was In search with feeling
III surprise.
Tie crimson curtains were closely
drawn. and the sculptor nat alon. among
his marbles. Thcsc men touched com.
mon ground II once. Sc. John had MI
the keen instincts that arc the birth
right Of every artist. and he understood
the silent intensity M Mr.. Converse 4
feelings when liz asked who WAS The
subject of tho artists sketch.
ut WAS modelled from tho face ri 4
young lady friend vi mine Miss KEEL.
scy,' politely replied 81. John, aud Tic
face u Mr.. Converse grew luminous.
will yon permit me to ssk her nj,
dress, sirY She in Nh old friend I'll
mime ho said. and. l,cnciling the nnm.
her aud street ~. John gave him. with
| hearty clasp u the scnlptor's hand la
hAdc him goosl-cvcning.
6cncvieve has never married Eve.
leth,' wan his one thought; pleas,
God, she may DO my fioncvicvc yet.
Mixs kelxcy mt alouo that Thanks
giving eve. Tho cAst wind had kept ii,
promise. aud \ cold rain had ~, IN one
ii those dreAry, dripping. d-spairlnp
rains, that have no brginlnng aud Ii.
ending - 0encvicyc h..d said to her.
self,as her thoughts kept rhythmic tim,
t. tho measured beat ot that dcspairinp
storm. A Vague lestlcasncss had taken
poaseswion Of her that evening. II was
! now thing for her 10 Yield u IL Eight
years III life. crowded with work, ha.l
somewhat modified the old girlish IN,
tAusiasm Of her nature. For Ii Va,
eight years since Ralph EveletL l,sd
tlriftesi ont IL her life. She had grown
to look calmly Il thu old sorrow anil
oonrrehond lhat II were best; 70 for
hi - ~ eFeva s.ronees ed parer
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

IdlU,Lsr IJoaiaf1t
W. u Il, FINN MthNs ttst,sst pksIss,
Aneats tMA E<V ust fdsyk w.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-11-14

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
GOOD FOR ILLINOIS,

Illinois did a hondsome thing the
other day when she elected John A.
Logan to the United States Senate
The contest was watched by the peo'
pie of every state, and the result has
been received with great rejoicing
This election is only fit recognition
of tho eminent services OF one grea,
both in the cabinet and field, and q
partial atonement for the great blum.
der made when David Davis was in.
vested with tho honors and emoluments
of Logan's office. One of the "oid
guard" is back again IN power, and we
hope to hear of similar results in Wis
consin and Now York. With Carpen
ter, Conkling and Logan in the Senate.
it will soon begin TO seem as If tho Re
publican party was looming out again
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Good News Concerning 1t.

While the greater portion Of the pop
ulat,on of Saline county has been In
favor of voting aid for the extension OF
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad,
there has been no definite proposition
from the company upon which to base
hopes for its completion, until within
tho last two days. Everything concern
ing it was really SO indefinite for such
q period of time that its success was
likely to be greatly jeopardized. Feel.
ing that something must be done, and
right speedily, four of our prominent
business men, viz: W. r. Gels, Oscar
Seitz, E. W. Ober and Frank Goodnow,
concluded to go right to the headquarters
of tho road at Sedalia, to consult with
tho chief officers. And this they did
Stopping at Abilene few hours, they
secured all tho papers concerning tho
preliminary survey and somo statisticA
documents, and proceeded directly te
Sodalia, reaching that place Monday
morning. There they met manager
Bond, and other chief officers, to whom
they presented the case in all its boar
ings, which was much strengthened BY
tho valuable documents spread before
them. The chief officers, for the frs
time, became fully posted upon wba
had been done, and what were The
wishes of Saline and Dickinson coun
ties. One and all most heartily agreed
to take right hold Of tho matter anc
mako it successful. They even SAID
that tho road must be built. Judge
Sears has already gone East to make
arrangements for procuring the neces
sary funds for its construction. The
road ,oN be built, provided Saline and
Dickinson counties vote the necessary
aid. Some one of the chief officer.
will be here in few days to consul
with US about the proposition to be sub
mitted. Our Salina delegation hast
consulted with leading men OF Dickin
son county, and are informed that there
will be no trouble in carrying the bond!
IN that county.
For the first time everything is il
"sbip-shape" and We may now begir
to look for road which will do Vi
good.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
A Sedalia, (Mo.) correspondent Of the
Kansas City Journal has this to say Of
tho ON. h. < T. project:

Me-sr.. GoodBow, Gels, 0trT and .eitS, con-
mite. % s.utsrn-n from salns. kansas have besn
this city for two dsy. sst tn co7@fsil1s VITA ts
management OF the N X At. railroad. Thy de-
perfect srr.Hgvrn~nts ~bsr.hy That raj
will construct . lire northwest from White CITY ia
the direction Of Abslaa. 10 -Ains Their ohir-f 10 "
give teis great wheat growing r.xtoa tSe bsnsas OF
18th a southern ami eastern nlsrkf The pfnpS-ifipB
embrace. voting t- NJ X. n. the fgii saaoasf pr
tcli. A. nlcued BY STATE ls~. Your correspondent
has ortal i.fofnation for szTiaz is; To- rrSi''.S
va yYry f-sornbly sat~r-znst, AL 70 . lsfshss.s
'hs desired ro1d wiH Be- eons,rrcfsd .; a. e,g asy
A ro.d bnnt the roI'e frgBes-i roaA ssrar- .
v.nzlIs f>~zisr tho X q T.. thu fsrt /. ssv
demonstrated that ~bsrf growing i gsf c-ffaia Ten
a. s.1t,ls All ths Gtbsre d~u.D for ksnsss sh.~f
Fesrty tacysasfax. inofs~f strong rsasOD tof fs
tufdinS that all coal CONSUMED ~ lar<ir,ss
u.fas-i !. .it...-d from azd -fs. go f.b-
rssry 1T the " n ru r~1oo> jts t1cs4 Yassrr-
W r.s. IN s.as.s 20 fsur crats pr nis~. Hs-sfo-
fare u vAe ss~ This r~ircftsa st~Bs.s u tnr<~xh
rates k-ss,s - the lard sad IsKEs
They now call Martin George Nv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

1t is generally supposed in Topeka
that Hon. G. E. Faulkner, of this city,
will be appointed Oh alrman of the Ways
and Means committee, if he so desires
Mr.. Faulkner has taken a high rank in
the Legislature, and is regarded as one
of tho ablest and best membere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Don Cameron has been elected U. S.
Sonstor in Pennsylvania; Call, in Flor.
ida; General Shields for the short term
and Col. Vest for the long term in MIS-
souri; Voorhees,, in Indiana; COnkling
in New York, and Vance in North Car.
DINA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

IL. w. Ward, well known to many OF
our citizens as q travelling salesman,
has been appointed private secretary to
Gov. st. John. The appointment is q
good one, and reflects credit on the good
judgment of the Governor. Mr..
Wards home is at Humboldt, Allen
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

in tho House, and the indications are
that the temperance element is mach
stronger than it has been for years be.
fore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Ward Buriingame, in q correspon.
dence to the Atchison Champion, states
that the Land cficc at Hays City is to
b, removed to Wakeeney in Tregc
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

The Republican caucus of tho Wis
consin Legislature has thus far ballotcd
II times for U. S. Senator. The seventy.
seventh ballot stood as follows: Reyes,
80; Carpenter, so; Howe, %; Wash
burn, 9 Rublee, /.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
THE ELECTION OF STATE PRINTER.

The election of State Printer took
place last Tuesday, and resulted in the
choice of Geo. W. Martin for another
torn of two years-making tho fourth
consecutive term he has filled tho posi-
ton. lilo was elected upon tho first
ballot, with the following vote:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

1t is announced that Garfield is likely
to receive the nomination for G,Tern.
or In Ohio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

The gentleman voting tor Rastall and
several of Dodsworth's supporters,
changed their votes to Martin before
tho result was announced, thus accom-
plishing his election, making his total
vote S7-being two moro than q con-
st;tutional majority. We have express
cd our opinion upon the business of
this election in another place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STRUCTURES.

s.-rs-srzsrhs-sss Ssros~-i- ->4 Esse~r-1~<s. $50
is-~~-s- Dsss>1s.. brs5sy s-rrs-s .s1 Ess1-s fss.
-s-~s vtss ese~s ~ lac ssst~s fmst< - f-<ssi
ssf4r.i n sssr<t -tstsS w.isr rsp<~s~sf fs-. So
-s-<s at Sc s3@s-~s ~ath-s~s t.<n. 49,
~ Sar~s-@E s~4 sss~<sz 1.-ftesi fssr-<@ txrsa.
rss---iss. . ara n 49, sstz.-a-si-
sas ss4 sir-,sAs~s fs-~ f.-s-a ss-sa-s -. Ese-s-
ssf. s~v fess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

m sy<e~s H~ess-ssrssncy $1,000 1919 -
fsrss<rs ssf fstsr-s- v4s. tsy-s.1w szf~.fsss y
~ Tfs~s - s~~a sss e>fS - - trsss1ssG p~s
Ia. fkswsAs ssyx2s s1~yvS - 4sy - Oe~e,J
hsrkrs- Irss~ar<s h<ass-s u - ~ ~.
GkSfkS. UOn 90 - TOD - hoaGy. = - -
>p1sgs kss<s-<as k~JNsss 0ssss
AUovvo Z olAogvY. ovoOssesosU.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23
Subscriptions received for the
leading Daily, Weekly and
Monthly Papers and
Magazines.

tI-Miscel!aneons Books no, found on os
shelves will be ordered at Publisher. price.
on application.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

Inc rollfCau, so Iar aS tnAes arc Gun
cerned, would be the same to you q:
any other property that is brought
INTO the township-it would simply be
so much additional property to tax
and the township would get its levy
for township purpose and nothing
moro. This is now four mills, and the
taxes at that rate that would be derived
from the railroad would give the town
ship about $780, year. The balance
of the interest on the bonds each year
would have to b. raised by increased
taxation on other property.
Mr.. John Swanson-l am not good
speaker and you must not expect such
fluent talk from me as from the former
speaL or, who seemed to mako light OF
the section of Law mentioned BY Mr.
Wickham. He also seemed to make
light of our branch road. Salina dom
want rs to have this road and have q
market 1t our door. I also think tbs,
the Legislature would not have passed q
Law and would not have made what l.
plain to mo such Law if they had not
designed it to aid in building railroads
Mr.. Carver says il takes considerable
cheek TO get up here and talk, and
certainly think it does.
1 vas told this evening that it bad
been circulated that was implicated IN
this steal. If any OF you do say and be-
lieve this viii 60 to some Of the othe'
parties who will defend ms. Mr.. GEL.
and some others will do il, unless they
90 back on their word. Some OF the
Salina people cay that if this branch
road is built il will kill tho NIX. 4 T.
I do not eco il in that light think the
way to get tho u. K. 3 +. roed 10 for rs
to get the <. p. branch up here and then
the Saline people viii 60 TO work and
vail ess The II. <. It. (applssss).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-23

tAn.1 doa', r-mrnb~r vse.s>r dA o. nss.
that IsEsr never axfiI two s~~ks ago M
seftr shove. IL % II sr.r d. -. TIA. letter
n>v-r res 20 & Stf nc: eSo-ss~r b Of eRooxt
importance - t.sS care Of nc a~s;Fps ~ In rf-r-
enos % sls An.ire-s, hare lc~f fnsas
say. fxzr. tho zp. isrre u - sfs.sae q Gsx
has. Gee =; A-.rr., Ltsisa0ry. We ss.J ,sks
tae.e inree s.z;soas .sf o. y<r snss<i a ~
inr-~ stations. vsses .o~ld - u I~f c~nf- sssa
r.s. y-id - " ear for tse fs-tssf, al he yg %
% s<iins Hos c .sd nj pay 90 car IN. ~
po-1sys nssy J1f d down ANS AZ nj wAsf - s<y
L slssri 70 tAiak th.i ts-y co@ld ssara % p~s
ele
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
CITY ECHOES,

Peter Santos brutaIly beat his wife and retired
into the Fifth Station.
Sunday Mr. Antoines little child. aged two
years. fell into the New basin but was rescued
from drowning by It's father.
s. Boatwright and John Varan. alias Nieol
Garcie. were locked up In the Suburban sta
usn. charged with carrying concealed weapons.
Edward Jones was locked 10 In the Third
Station. charged with being dangerous and
suspicious character.
The body Of Crazy Joe, who was drowned AFT
an early hour Friday morning was found Fl lat.
ing in the river yesterday morning
Oscar Raaud Was incarcerated In the Eighth
Station charged with entering a dwelling
house In the day time with intent to commit a
felony
Richard Sheldon, alias Sugar Foot. was ar
rested by CORPORAL Danto and locked up in the
GUS and suspicious character
SUNDAY, morning burglars forced open the
door Of Mr.: Caste lanos's Office. ls ROYAL street
hut were frightened away before obtaining any
booty. '1'
At half past O'Clock last evening Mr.. James
Reed, chief engineer of the steamship ST. Louis
While going aboard, fell down. and was severely
Injured. -
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
THE KNIGHT. or PYrHIAs.

The order named above will give festival to-
day at the Carrollton Gardens after parade on
our principal streets. The event promises to
be one of the most prominent of the kind ever
experienced In the annals Of the worthy or
ganzation. The parade and subsequent festi-
societits Of the order: Orleans Lodge No. l.
Crescent Lodge No. 3 and Royal Arch Lodge No
g. The trip up to CarrolIton on the Lee will be-
friends of the order are promised a scene OF
unusual festivity In the beautiful suburban
gardens, The route OF the procession will be:
From Grunewald Hall to Canal street, CANAL
T. ST. Charles. to Julia. to Camp through to
Chartres. to ST. Louis. to Royal. to Canal, and
will ambark for Carrolton. where they will On.
terrain friends at the gardens.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-27
NEW URLEANS, HIdy zV' IoI1'
DR.. r, e. Richardson. Memphis. Tenn:
CUsTOM.HOUsE NOTES.

There were several more changes and re.
movals in the Custom House yesterday, ma
jority of the decapitated being the favorites Oh
the Returning Board ring. 1t s stated. although
no official announcement to tn at effect has been
made that Tom Anderson's son Is included In
agHinHf the Returning Board. but those best
posted Ia Custom House politics and workings
To show to what an extent the war has been
waged. 4. IL stated that Of the many employees
and favor of J. Mad. Wells, but two remain.
Tom Anderson. who has been absent for some
time. has returned. and the result will be
awarded with considerable interest.
The United States M 4rshal is prepared to set
tie the unpaid claims for Jury service during
this year, aud will hold the rolls open until the
end Of this week but no longer.