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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-30
FATAL ACCIDENT.


We have received particulars Of q
sad aud fatal accident which occurred
on the Solomon river, near Benning-
ton, last week Tuesday morning.
Frank Burr started out hunting on
Tuesday morning with a rifle. After
hunting around on land awhile, he
went to his boat, probably with the
intention of crossing the river. In
putting his rife into the boat, he care
lessly placed the stock first, holding
the muzzle towards his body. He had
placed the gun in position and, it is
supposed, was about to unite the cable
when the boat was jaFred-and the gun
discharged, the ball entering the right
side and coming out the left shoulder.
He was SO close to the muzzle that the
fash from the gun set fire TO his cloth
ing and every thread was burned.
The flesh was burned to crisp where
ever covered with clothing, and his
< game bag, together with some game
ne had killed, was consumed. Only
his face was left perfect. As he did
not return in season, his friends start
ed out to look for him in the evening,
fearing some accident had befallen
him. About s o'clock the odor OF
burning cloth was detected by one OF
the searching party, which was follow
ed up and the body found as above
described.
Frank Burr was SO years, II months
old. He was born in Massachusetts,
and came to Kansas about six months
ago 10 reside. The funeral was held
from the residence of his brother, Mr..
+. p. Burr. of Bennington.
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8rookville Items.

The candidates continue to visit US.
The boys took another antelope hunt
Monday, but the antelope are hard to
capture and consequently they came
without any.
The citizens have formed q stock
company and subscribed stock to the
amount of 5000, for a printing and pub
fishing company, and the following
board Of directors have been chosen :
l.. G. Warner. +. NJ. Hodge, J. C..
Hogaboon. A printing and publish
ing establishment owned and cOntrOll-
ed by the citizens is just what We need.
The mason work on the City Hall il
completed.
Mr.. ]. W. Billiard has returned
from his visit.
Mr.. Ober and corps of assistants
have been taking an inventory Of stock
the past week.
Mulberry is to have a store.
Mr.. o. Sours has rented the Planters
House and intends opening first-class
hotel.
Walter Mathews has moved into the
building lately occupied by the tin
shop. CAD.
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Form the basis al many Of the Ague
remedies III the market. anil are the
last resort Of Physicians and people
who know no better nIe.iicinc Ia eIl-
ploy. for this distressing complaint.
The effects Of either Of ths-e drug. are
destructive to the system. proiBeing
headache, intestinal disorders, vertigo.
diz1iness, ringing in the ear. and de-
PRESTON Of the constitutional health.
AyEx's AsrE Cure is n vegetable .ii.-
covery. containing neither qHiDin.
arsenic. NOT any deletefsou- ingredient.
and r. IN infailibie and rnIid cure for
every form Of Fever and ague. II. 81
fects arr permanent and -rrsain. and
no injury can result from b. 49,. b.
sides being positive cure for Fever
and Ague in all it forms, IL !. si-e a
superior remedy for Liver Complaint.
II h an excellent tonic and preresta-
tive. - veil .. cure. Of all cusapk.Int.
peculiar W saslassoas. marshy and
mi.smsise districts By dIrees action
"a the Liver and hillary apparatus. 10
stimulates the system % . vigorous.
healthy cnadifion. Fos sale t,y all
DSuGyists-
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Circle Hunt.

Turn out boys and everybody else
and We will circle at the west end OF
Pleasant Valley township, on town.
ship l3, range 5, west, on Saturday
November sth, 1879. Will close the
circle near southeast corner Of section
Is, at o'clock, Pm.
You will form around the township
under the command of those who may
be chosen as Captains and advance
slowly to the center.
Horsemen and footmen, clubs and
dogs, cheering and noise-making will
be the order Of the day. No firearms
should be allowed. Come and kill the
Coyotes, they are pesky critters.
Captains in command north side.
o. Hanford and Church Grey.
East side-S. b. Thompson and Eple
Simpson.
South side-C. NJ. Hunt and Mr..
Grub, Of BroOkville.
West side-Sam Apple and George
Hanford. ROYAL CALKiNs,
Chief Captain.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of real estate
transfers, filed in the Office Of 8. T.
Criss, Register of Deeds. for the week
ending October 18th, 1879:
October I'D.
Chas. johnson ct ux to G.. A. 4 n.
o. Carlson, swqr 5 81, T Is, r 4w q.
c. D.-sl.O0.
United States to J. 4. Whitworth,
swqr 5 -, I Is, Ri w-Patent.
October Sd.
United States to N. Harrington, shf
seqr q, and nhf neqr $ Z, y II, X W
Patent.
October 9th.
e. ]. Brodine ct ux to L. NJ. John
son, nwgr S SO, Z Is, r w-Sl6O0.
+. +. Drake and wife to Is. 1. Parker
] acre in $ 3i.::r II, r 4w-S35.
October 9th.
Thomas Watson to John KELLEY,
neqr $ %, T II, r 3w-S2j0O.
October 18th.
J. II. Kingman and wife to Free
Kingman, wifi S34, It's, w-$lOOO.
ID. A. Stevens and wife to Briggs &
Gebhart lot 81 Fifth Street-S1OO.
c. +. Beebe tOS. w. Wells, lot 33
Second Street, Jones addition-SD.
II. w. Campbell ct Tx to l.. A. War.
ner nwqrS !, T IA, X w-$4U.
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Wedding 8esls.

Eiiisrs Of The JoCKSAL
SALINE VALLEY, Oct. cath, 1873.
You and perhaps many of your read
ers would be pleased to learn that our
young friend, DIR. l. A. Fovt, was led to
the altar the beautiful Aiss Nellie A.
Parker. The wedding took place last
evening At the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Par
ker. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Scott, of Bennington. There
was large gathering Of friends, among
whom we recognized our friends Har-
per Cunningham and lady. Of Salina.
Doc. Osborn and lady, and Demsy. Of
Bennington, and . hose Of neiehboS
and friends 10 the number Of about
sixty, all Of whom seemed 10 enjoy
themselves hugely. Our hostes, Mn.
Parker. was everywhere looking to the
comfort and enjoyment Of her guests.
Amer the ceremony, which tnok plscs
about 8 O'Clock. the young folks enjoy
ed themselves dancing to the mssie Of
the piano and violin until sbout one
O'Clock, when refreshments were sefv-
ed. The DR.. intends making . shorf
visit to his former home in Iowa, IL
the hsslth Of his patients. will.pssmit-
Al. b.
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About the chicsge Rst.

With facts and figures we have be-
fore shown the bright genius at the
head Of the JOURNAL to be thief. in
stealing from the county, and now his
own words prove him To be devoid OF
truth.-.Saiin0 Herald.
How perfectly ridiculous it doe.
seem for the Chicago Rat, with his
hang-dog, sneak thief countenance, to
go about the country calling people
''thieses. Let an eastern detective
walk into one Of our pu6lic gatherings
in search of thief snd he would pick
upon the Rat above all Others Of the
audience g the MIsf, "Thief" ap-
pears in each lineament of his counter
ance-it Is with him q Cain-like mark
which can never be erased. When
the Rat approaches a crowd people
seem instinctively TO clutch their
pocket books.
Any man take his last paper. count
the advertisements, locals and all. and
they Will had fii1eeo columns. Count
the advertisements On the Herald. 10
cais and al, pseeisely - yeu count
those In the JoEBxAL, by column, and
you 0nd sixtsea cnlumns.-Heruid.
La .'any M" take The JOURNAL
and Heasd spd eenpARe their adver-
t11ias. HsviIl rsahiiy - tia; The
JorHSAL has . much larger home
patronage than the Reya'd-bosh In
number Of columns and number Of adj
vertiserA Any little circular can ill
IT. paees With . lot Of cheap foreign
sdveEsisiag such - the Herald pub
fishes. This ID no assertion; look 1t
the two papen~
We viii allow any advertiser in this
city 70 examine our subscription books
and mail lisa - they nov are, II THE
JOURNAL viii do the came. and II
there b . di6erencs Of one HUNDRED
and my, either way, we will give
aslch advertiser one column free for
one year, II THE JOURNAL will agree
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De NtAI Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Dr.. Il. L. Niekles is
our only License for the Use of Rubber hise
for artificial Dentures in salina. kanss, All per
sons sre hereby cautioned against Purchasing Rub
her Dental Plates Of any parties not licensed by
this Company, as by 80 doing they render them
selves equally liable to prosecution for infringe
ment. reward will be paid for information that
viii lead to the conviction of any parties Of unss
full use Of any Of our patents.
Boston, Sept. isth 1879.
EEARNEsT CADDuC,
Treas GOODYEAR Dental Nutcs mite 90.
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The Best I Ever knew Of.

J. g. Starkey, prominent and in
fiuentisl citizen Of Iowa City, says: II
have had the Dyspepsia, aud Liver
Complaint for severai Year,. and have
used every remedy ! could hear cf,
without any relief whatever. until ]
saw your Shiioh's Vitalizer advertised
in our paper, and was persuaded To Try
IL. II IL certainly the beet remedy ]
ever knew Of" Price - cts. Sold ~
II. ". Sale, Saiina.
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A Good Plan.

As IAN ounce of prevention is worth
pound Of cure" it is good plan to
buy bottle of kRESS' FEVER TON.
&c, and during the season when Chills
and Fever are prevalent, take u small
dose daily, thus preventing the posi-
bility Of contracting any Malarial dis
ease. II you have the Ague buy n bot
tie and be cured promptly and surely.
The money refunded II j, does not cure.
II contains no Quinine or Poison, and
IL pleasant to take.
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Died.

At New Cambria, Saline county,
Kansas, October 10th, 1873, after brief
but severe illness, Ella Gertrude,
youngest daughter of Simon p. and
Susannah Donmyer, aged years,
months and - days.
"Gertie," as she was usually called,
was an unusually bright little girl of
her age, and a great favorite in the
family and community in which she
lived. But as death loves a shining
mark" and has no respect for age.
sex or condition in life, at the early
age of five years, three months and
nineteen days she was called to try
the realities of another world. Thus,
Nip. by the winds rnkindly blast,
Paruhei by the suns director ray,
The mnmen'ary giy-ies waste,
The shOrt-iv~l beauties die away
Appropriate funeral services were
held on the 2lst inst, conducted by
the writer, after which her mortal re-
mains were deposited in the Donmyer
cemetery to await the general resur-
rection at the last day, and the "life
of the world to come" through Jesus
Christ our Lord. A. Il. KIRKLAND.
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The pride Of q mother. the life and
joy Of home. archer children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then,
that you are running q terrible risk, II
they have a Cough, Group or Whoop.
ing Cough. which lead to Consump-
ton, II you do not attend to .; at once.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure Is guarsn'
teed to cure them. Price ten cents,
50 cts. and 90, For lame Back, hives
ar Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by II. NJ. Sale, Salina.
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Nothina Like u.

JacksOn's Common Sense Lini
ment-good for man or besst-will not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing
cooling, soothing, strengthening. 4
positive cure for all ailments requiring
an outside application. For sale by
Oscar Seitz. Druggist. Wholesale
agents-McPike 4 Fox, Aichi>on
Kansas.
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ss-tf Pliny P. O. Saline County, Ka,

Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy. A mar
vellous cure for Catarrh, Diptheria,
Canker mouth. and Head Ache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal
injector for the more successful treat
ment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price IS cts. Sold by II. NJ.
Sale, Salina.
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Brine In the 0sfnees.

We hope some one from each pre-
cinct in the county will be particular
TO note down the result when the votes
are counted and send the returns to
THE JOURNAL Office on next Wedn@-
day. By 70 doing they vii resolve tha
vote ofthe county in our next ksue.
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We desire to inform our friends ar

We desire TO inform our friends and
the public in general that the Lee
Summit Nurseries will have in Salina
on the Sd Of November, the finest LOT
of fruit and ornamental trees ever
brought into this county. We will
have trees for sale in addition to those
brought on special orders.
SILT. J. A. BANKER, Agent.
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For Sale.

A small house on Fourth Street will
be sold cheap for cash, or easy monthly
payments. Apply to Howard NJ. Sale.
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A Cad.

It having been rumoFed that have
Withdrawn from The candidacy for
Register q Dseh. / hke talss sppor-
tunity to say that Tam sfM a casdi-
date for the office, and shau remain In
the field until the close Of the polls.
AUGUST Fireman.
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Messn. F. Goodnov 4 Co. repost
the following prices for gain: Wheaf
No. 9, So; No. q, So: No. 4. G. Re
jeceed, IS. Rye. -; Osss, u 10 -;
Corn. rs.
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Iwish to state to the voters that am candidate
CHAs. sANDEN.
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Iron and brass castings, stone fronts,
columns, machine repairs. horse pow.
er and cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
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To Cattle Men.

will sell at my farm on Gypsum
creek, 800 bushels Of corn and 80 tons
Of hay, and will furnish stock shelter
and water, with plenty Of corn to be
had in the neighborhood, to any per.
son or persons who desire to winter
cattle in that vicinity. have also fol
sale 60 young hogs. For further par.
ticulars address, or call upon
II. REEs,
39.tf Pliny p, O. Saline County. Kas
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thereby announce myself Is candidate before
i''-' Nj. CARROLL
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To The voter Of Saline County: i hereby an.
pounce that / candidate for ne SIics Oh
County Clerk. r T. bo"EN-
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I the undersigned respectfully announce myself
an Indeoe ndeni candidate for the Office OF Sheriff
Of Saline County Kansas AZ the election 70 DC heid
on the 9Th Of November, 1879.
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Wanted.

To sell . good farm team, or would
trade for milk COWS or other cattle.
, 36-tf. ]. NJ. ANDERSON.
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hereby announce myself to the people as an In
dspen zen, candidate for the ONCE Of Rsg,,isr oil
Deeds. Ed WIIlNANN-
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Idesi.e to announce TO the voters OF Saline Coun.
" that candidate for the Office oil issgis,sf Oh
Deeds. l. "A Bohch-
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AMMouNc CLEMENTS.

thereby announce tina, am candidate for the
Office Of Isegiste, Of Deeds.
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Iher.5y announce myself = canii late at the
coming election for County Clerk. ID. BEEBE-
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10 do the same. We make this offer
to any business man in this city, only
asking a showing up from THE JOUR-
NAL.-Heroid.
We accept your proposition without
hesitation. Bring out your men.
Now with reference to the circulation
of the English papers Of salina, here
are the figures:
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A letter was recently received by
Col. Phillips from W. F. Downs, Cen
cral Manager Of the Central Branch
Railroad, who is the chief iheorpora-
tor Of the Atchison, Minneapolis 4
Saline Valley Railroad. twill be re
membered that the route Of this pro
posed road is from Clyde through the
counties Of Cloud, Ottawa. Saline, Lin
coin. Russell, Osborne, Rocks, Ora
ham, Sheridan and Decatur. Mr..
Downs writes the Colonel that he is
anxious to make Salina a point on the
route, and that the road will uudoubt-
ejly be brought here, provided Saline
county will vote the proper aid.
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Thereby announce myself IS candidate for the
Office ofCounty Treasurer. W. Il. FLAND.-tS-
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A paper that has never dared to ut
ter a single sentiment until advice was
taken with the four or five men who
have toned its policy. A paper that
Is noted for walking up the same post
that its masters dO!-Herdid.
How laughable! Yes it makes ev-
erybody laugh to think Of the Rats
wearing a collar labeled, "B. J. F.
HANNA" and then going about talk
ing of THE JOURNALS masters.
We again publish the item which
has made the Rat boil, and which is the
truth-every word Of it! And it il
the truth which makes the dying
Herdid and its Rat groan:
THE JOURNAL will continue to be
in the future as il has in the past the
hest paper in Saline county. 1t now
has circulation nearly double that Of
any other paper published in the coun-
ty, and has the largest patronage in
its adrertising department Of any pa
per published in Central or Western
Kansas.
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To the voters Of Saline county: hereby al
naunce that I an a candidate for electiou to the
Office OF County Commissioner in the second com
missioner district. JANIS CAhLiS-
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Another prairie fire has swept over
the land belonging TO Gypsum Hill
and the Catholic Cemeteries, destroy
ing the wooden fences ana head boards,
besides blackening n number Of the
marble tomb-stones. This is the result
of somebody's carelessLess, and the
oaendershould be severely punished
il discovered. 1t is certainly discour-
aging Ia the directors of the cemetery
who endeavor 10 furnish it with trees
and keep the grounds IN good order.
to have their work set back by the
careleseness of others.
-~-
There has besn n remarkable search
t. of butter in this market during the
past few weeksse Good, bad or even
indifferent butter could not be obtain
ed At times. Nrrchants had hundreds
Of orders '.liled" with them, but were
not able 70 supply half of them. The
"butter man" failed TO bring in the
usual weekly allowance TO the private
family, and paterfsmilias was COM
PEELED to go butter hunting for the
irst time in many years. The search
~ was occasioned by the long spell Of
dry weather, which seemed to have
the effect of drying up" the cows.
There Is certainly splendid opening
for butter makers; and We are sur
prised that there are so few Of them
comparatively, here.
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the CITY. DON'T forget 10 call when
you want either.
markham, DODGE 4 MOORE.
BE II known to the citizens of Sail
M, that the Sisters Of Charity have
opened music class east Of the Oath
olico Church.
Fred johnson says that all who come
early will not fail to be suited with his
fine suits Of winter clothing. He guar
antees TO suit all.
For standard books Of all kinds 60
To Whitehead 4 Seaman's. IL they
have not the work you want. they can
easily and speedily obtain il.
A finer line Of lzmps than that re-
Gently received Ly Oscar s-itz wa.
never before seen in this market. u,
Is complete in every respect.
Have you seen the new yle. of Jew
elry at ID. 4 J. B. Whitehead's: They
have some charming set.-e.pecisiiy
well suited for Holiday presents. Go
ana examine them.
Inc holidays are approaching and
the occasion is favorable for looking
up youf.noiiday pre'ents- TO {" ID. q
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Fortune. .leIIer,s ALMANAC.

To dream of having great number
of servants is-madneSs.
To dream of a bear betokens mischief,
which your vision shows you is Bruin.
When a fashionable young lady
dreams of fiibert, 1t is sign that her
thoughts are running upon a Colonel.
To dream riiaT your nose Is red AT the
tip Is an inrimalion that you had better
leave off drinking brandy and water
To dream of milestone about your
neck is 4 sign of what you may expect
if you marry an extrayagant wife.
If you dream OF clothes, it is a warn
ing not 10 go 10 law; for, by the rule
of contraries, you will be sure of Il
noBsuit.
To dream of fire is sign that il
you are wise YOU will see that all the
lights in your house are out before go
ing to bed.
II is very lucky to dream that you
pay bill twice over; since, afterward,
you viii probably take care to have all
your bills receipted.
For person in unembarrassed cir
cumstances to dream that he is arrested
is very fortunate; for it is a warnir g
TO him on no account TO accept bill.
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al about tione.

"THE Conflict ioM1' is the title Of Mrs
JUl q Mc\sir Nrght- NV Took, which J. L.
NcCu-iy AZ Co.. of Ph!laielI hia have just
utlshcl. As its lite inticates, this Is a 20 L.
.rohen-ive manual of household affair. Ia
it every woman, younI or old, nIariIed or sin-
ie rich or poor. can find much Of intere- /
II va.ue. The city lsdy Will find it a useful
md p easant companion, Win e the wife OF the
farmer ami mechanic will secure a safe and
sensiils guide. By th0wing them how TO use
mouay TO the be advantage, 1t will enable
famies of modtrate means to = cure many
comforts and luXuries which they have not
felt abe TO obtain and Will enable the masses
of industrious people TO have really beautiful
homes.
Tho evory-day work and duties OF life re-
ceive full attention. The easiess and best
mc tho IL of doing hOusework are noted, the
IN ries Of good cooking are expla ned, and
directions for the treatment Of cases Of sick
ness and accident arc given The manage
ment OF infants IN health and disease has ra-
ceiyed special notice. The great subject of
Family Government is clearly and fully
treated and the principles upon which happi-
ness I'D the home depends are clearly set forth
The directions how to entertain comp my
viii insure the gratitude OF a multitude OF
women W o have not had tue advantages Of a
socse;y education; wlnie IN III the varied round
of cou mon and extraordinary circumstances
by which every life il affected, the inexperi-
enced housekeeper will find guide and friend
In this book the young mother will find a wise
and sympathetic counsellor, while the over
worked and desponding may obtain encourage
ment and consolation from its pages
The author has obeyed the apostolic COM
mani to do good and communicate" and her
work viii exert powerful influence for good.
The publishers have also done their part well.
The book is nicely printed on tinted paper,
handsomely bound. and Illustrated with eev-