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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

10 contest the country with the Bcaconst'eld
Government in earnest The rum oIed saying
of the Premier that Mr.. Gladstone has been
wasting his powder seems to reveal an
intention not to order dissolution
until me latest possible time-an III
tcntion which il may be difficult 70 exc
cute.-Ihe situation In AfghauiStan If
critical. Oar cable dispatches describe terseiy
the state OF things-General Roberts WIN
5000 men being confronted by force al
at least double that number. In CONTRAST
with this gloomy news is the announcement
in the same kilograms of Madame Nilsson
triumph at Madrid, and the prospect lha'
Sarah Bernhardt may cross the Atlantic
A quarter of a century ago MI. UiadS'o"c
delivered in the House of Commons series
of speeches which were declared by famous
Englishman to contain - the ablest cxposiilons
" of the true principles of finance ever delivered
.'bv an English statesman" Since that time
Mr.. Gladsioue's strength rs financial authority
has surely grown, and II is this formidable
critic whom the present Chancellor Of the
Exch.quer virtually challenged 10y saying
some time since that he hoped the Govern
ment would be attacked upon the finances, for
there they were strong. lie has had his
WISH, as Mr.. Smaliey's letter shows. The
financial record of the Government has been
reviewed by the Liberal leader in speech
which the great men of the money world call
perfect" This speech. which Sir Staiiord North
cote must now answer. if he can, was one Of
that extraordinary series orr London corlc-
spondent has described. 1o-day's letter gives
graphic accounts of two meetings which
were perhaps the most remarkable OF all IN
"a success. on when our correspondent declares
he has never seen equalled i'll the politics OF
any country. Certainly it would be difficult
to find in recent campaigns in this country
any parallel to that strange gathering at
Waverlcy Market in Edinburgh, where crowd
of 10000 people endured danger and. il some
cases. agony, for the sake of hearing twenty
minute speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
Fnsinfss y oIlres.

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Rnv ssnsvs CoNrfNsFD NnK
ISAAC SMITHS umbrellas. cheapest, most re-
hable. sO5 broadway, near tanalst
pR. UNDERHLL'S CRo,oN PolNT WIN is
Absolutely pnre Asa your druggist L. h & T. l.. THUR
BEE & Co. Wholesale agents
Go 70 BRVNNFLL'S for your candies. They
are Favored le in price vepounl
mixed dies for -. 40 Gran Est 81 hroau-
wav near lIh.st.. and 293 siNih-aVe, near leti's'
SENSIBLE. seTvlceabe and seasonable pres
ents-Isaac smiths umbrellas. i0j Btcadway
DUMMY q Co.
"TEaZTNAY"
extra QUALrIE SIC
Superior any Champagnes imported into tis country
ANTHONY CEcvs.
sole AGENT in ;le United states ana Canacss
TEEMS OF fHE TRIBUNE.
Postage free IN tie THici States
DAILY TRIBUNE duciudng sunoay~). year. 81 , 90
DAILY TRIBUNE. without sunday 81, yeah. 10 90
SUNDAY TRIBUNE. year 10
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, wear OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES = 90
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Address TIE TRIBUNE.
New-Yori.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

The GENITAL system has had a narrow escape
In the Produce Exchange. IN the ballot
taken yesterday upon the question whether
the sy-tem should be rcsciudcd so lar a. Il re-
lated to the grain ami -four trade, GGs votes
were east for its continuance, and 6OJ votes
against il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

Mr.. Nash, Tie Secretary Of the Board of
Pilot Commissioners, says, OF the Coulliue
bile to protect ,hc harbor OF this city against
the slo,h and inefliciency OF its rulers, tia, d.
ais just what we want" 1t is just what the
people want also, and Congress cannot DO
New-YoIk City greater service than to pass
the bill promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14

New ok CITY n greater service than 10 pi>s
the bill promptly.
Mr.. p. ;. Gilmore has composed a National
hymn which he hopes to produce in this city
on Christmas Day. He talks with so little re-
serve concerning this composition in the in
tervIew which is reported elsewhere, that ii is
quite unnecessary for The TRIBUNE to say
anything, except to express the sincere hope
that the music may be found as enjoyable as
Mr.. GilnOres description of it,
There are many features Of this issue TO
which the readers Of The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
have doubtless become already attached, and
which hardly need particular mention. We
direct especial attention, however, to
the first instalment of Mr.. Congdon's
"reminiscences of a Journalist" which
will be found upon another page. These
papers will recite the striking incidents
in a busy and influential life, and will cover,
In the later chapters, some of the most stirring
periods ia the history OF the country.
The war upon the squatters of the rocks,
which the West Side Association proclaimed
recently, has fairly begun, and one citizen
has already made considerable Roadway in
conquerng bis own property. Our report
chronicles the complaints of the squatters who
have been living SO long without landlord
that they feel agsricved when society proposes
to deprive them OF that exceptional privilege.
Tie work is TO go on, however, in spite of
their protests, and before long one serious
obstacle to the development of the West Side
will have been removed.
Our special cable dispatches to-day present
a great variety of information upon European
TOPICS The fernent in English politics
is still at ITS height, and the pros
poets of the Liberals have improved
with the increase in harmony. The
resolution OF the Nonconformsts 10
support Church of England candidates for
Parliament consolidates the party and re-
moves one important cause of Liberal defeat
in the past. No doubt this may be traced to
the Quickening influence of Mr.. Gladstone's re-
cent speeches, and TIE general determination to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
Santa Claus is running the boss boom now.

General Grant must have the digestion OF an
osi rich AZ well "a . gutfa-pe'cha constitution 10
stand 50 well this Succession ( dinners ana receP;
tons which. having reached around tue "oil"
once has started on IT. second trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-14
The English Mission sill remains vacant why
not put ITO Lett up)n it. and wait for bidders!

The Democrat are rcpenra and docie thatthe
country would not he surprised TO the late JOINT
Caucus resolve itself into Sunday-schooi. with
Beck as Superintendent. and meet every sunday
af'ernoOn 10 receive instruction from Hill. black
burn and Chalmers Oh the beauties Of Christian
meek
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is list of real estate trans.
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office Of 8
T. Criss. Register Of Deeds. for the week
ending september 10th, 1879.
September 10th.
". n. Amos ct TX to Miles Hoa. ehf seqr 30, T Is
Free Kinrman ct NJ to schoo, District No Is. acre
Andrew Peterson It ux 20 L. g. Anderson, lot s5.
ID street, Salina-&30
United States to Richard Mcdonald. nwqr S g, T
= Tnitrd State. to Donald McDonaid WIFI swqr. a..
United states to Ann, Mcdonald ct ux. ehf swqr,
8 & tbs. Rs w-Psfent.
United States TO J. NJ Joy. ehf sesr, -, T Is. r
l-ratent.
John Geis Go 20 Il. A Stevens, lot 81. Filth
Streeth-s.25.
September l2rh.
John Gets 4 Co tn Jas Kubitsrhek. lots 8. 8. 10.
II. l.. II. H. block :, Oak D,,--s5,n.
John Gels 4 Co.. to Ja'. Kuaitschek. lot 81 Fifth
block IL. Oak Diic-sep.
C G Cnlptny tor. L. Kennedy. ehi 10. le4,
Ransom Cslkin Ct ux to IT, Barbour. 10. q. Callins
Ad!ltion-s3o.
september 18Th.
United s;stes to II. C. Stanley. swsr q, -. Il
NJ 4 Wilson ct ur TO Amo, Wilson. nwar s. 81.
Nuir W S!n'k a " lfuar'n. $SNIJ cor.
ncr Iron Avenue and Fifth str-et-s;sj IS.
September 18Th.
C. c. Cnlp ct ux 20 W. Il. Gels, swqr S p. u.
Rsw-elOO0.
r. Q. Bond ef ux To W r. Gels nhf Of neqr, and
neqr of nwqr, ~. IS. X w-S.6;.
psst rselm. TO Theodore rarimo shf swar. :.
September 10Th
$. Millsrd 10 C. Burns, eh: swqr and nw9r o:
swqr. ;, IL, w-S9S.
Frank L.. Wight ct Samuel Samuelson, VIII
neqr, ). T Is. Il 5 w-eluOO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Bridgeport Is the name of the new
town which has been started 3 milet
south OF Assaris, at the bridge across
the Smoky Hill. 1t is rumored that Mr.,
ID. 7. Hopkins Will erect stone build
ing there, to be occupied by Mr.. Nor.
gan, q merchant of this city. 1t is also
stated that an effort is being made to
start grist mill there, and that q gen.
tleman from Illinois has partly promis
cd to take hold of the project.
1t will be noticed that Mr.. W. b.
Flanders is candidate for county Treas.
urer, having published hi. .nnou nee.
ment to that effect. Every body is &C.
quaintcd With "Billy" Flanders, and
know him to DO capable aud honest.
Saline county would certainly have an
excellent county Treasuser, should Mr..
Flanders be elected.
To day is Jewish holiday what we
call New year-and those of that M
tionaIity in Salina are celebrating it ap.
propriately. The day commenced on
Wednesday at 6 o'clock, P. NJ, and
closes this afternoon at tho came hour.
On Saturday another holiday occurs,
known rs the day of forgiveness, when
the stores will be closed until 6 o'clock,
P. NJ.
We are psined to announce the death
OF Miss Bette A. Baker, which hap.
pened at 5 o'clock this morning. She
was the sister of Capt. II. d. Baker Cat
whose residence she died) and Mr.. John
S. Baker. She Is spoken of rs u most
estimable lady, and she will DO greatly
missed BY large circle of acquainianc.
es. Her funeral occurs tomorrow.
l wish to cay to my patients, both
former and present, that have SO ar
ranged things in my trip to Europe that
1 may be expected back to Ssiina, Kan.
sas, in the course Of one year; and !
hope that while am away
none of my friends will need Co tor.
HENRY BELL.
Prof. Fitzpatrick, Superintendent of
the Public Schools, furnishes us the fol.
lowing enrolment ofscholsrs up to last
night-the third day:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Presbytery and Synod.

rreSOytery anu SYNOD.
The Presbytery OF Solomon will com
mence in the Presbyterian Church thi.
city, one week from next Tuesday, Sept
3Oth, at 7:30 p. N.
Opening sermon by Rev. Horace
Bushnell, Jr., retiring moderator.
On the following Thursday, Oct. End,
the Synod of Kansas will meet in annu.
al session in the same church, at 7:30 P.
NJ. Opening sermon by Rev. S. N. st.
John, retiring moderator of Synod.
The Synod will remain in session
through the following Sabbath, men,
bers thereof preaching in the various
pulpits of the city. All the sessions of
both Presbytery and Synod will be open
to the public who are cordially invited
to attend.
The following Railroads will sell
tickets at reduced rates: Tho X. p.
full fare to Synod, one, fourth fare re-
turning, A. T. L. S. F., full fare to Sy.
nod, one cent. per mile returning. Re-
turn tickets on both the above roads to
be obtained by presenting at the ticket
Office of the company, tho certificate of
attendance, signed by the stated clerk of
Synod.
The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf,
and the Kansas City, Lawrence & South
ern, will sell round trip tickets at tho
Office from which delegates start, for
one-and -one.fourth fare.
w. A. SIMKINs,
Chairman Com. of Arrangements.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Bridge Items.

A Emo boy is added to the family of
Simon Divelbiss.
Presiding next Sunday 1t the Bridge
School House. by Rev. Mendell Of Solo.
mon City, At IL o'clock A. N.
Alderman c. A. Kingman is again Q
citizen OF Eureka township, having
moved his family out here this week.
1t is rumorcd that Bridge mail facil,.
ties are about to DO increased by being
taken in on the mail route from Salins
TO Peabody.
Mr.. John Whitehead has been en-
ployed As principal in the Bridge School
for . torn of SIX months, commencing
September 10Th.
Messrs. C. B. Thompson and Steven
Kouns have purchased fine herd of 200
cattle to be fed and wihtered on the farm
of Hawks l. Co.
A petition tor the formation of . new
school district in tho northwest corner
Of Eureka township, has been forward
cd to the County Superintendent. We
hope they will get their petition granted.
A meeting is called at the residence OF
J.C. McQaary next Saturday, Septem-
ber Goth, TO take steps in regard to fen.
cling and other wise fixing the cemetery
on Mr.. McQuaryis land. All Interested
are invited to be present.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

The following Is the Programme of
President Hayes Kansas trip: He
strikes the Mississippi River at Hanni-
bal, No., and takes the NJ, K. & T. R.
R, direct to Fl. Scott, Parsons, and Ne
osho Falls, and be there on the 25th of
this month. From there he will come
to Topeka, and 60 to Fl. Lesvenworth.
If time permits, he will 60 to Fl. Dodge,
before gong TO Fit. Leavenworth.
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Notice.
aGxCSsrasy

xrHAs,EA waeGy CSsrasT
ONE rIrx.. ,sa G ". Joyrsf
Asd EsasrBl wA.Tu,
m a. y.-s.as's cs.-f I>,~-s r. ka@tsJ. Ss.fle.
II nAs P~ss< 81 fIs Gfy # rsisEs T~~I<isy. a. "a .
CSssf, r .als,s. sat - AsAsss
gVvHE AsoyE NAKED ONO HINIZ. Will
IL Iaks naxins tAar B. k.s a--1 sD~f ~ n $3.50
rs-s<f fisiafLe foe q fkfsry psisrs- 10 -
s.r< tzrsr~ss a. - pr frnrs SEfT "a. ssssI
u-sf ssnrs ss1 Srs<r e z;ssfsn-r, b<s. t-sa -
so~z. for ar1D1nf ID ~ osy - >~Ft-a11sf
ls-1, ac9 r.fn-s as1 "a; tts E-efr7T 49, s--s az
,.<s-f Nd a.. .r..I al ..sI r..-~ sssi sl
z n Es.s p % 10 gssst,rs 81 tsf Ft@1F % -
az os NA-4ss TssussP. |. -klasr los&fF- -f%is -
Kszsas a. "a oSn< - n Gig II $500. szsf
cSes,y &C lss Ssy q Dcr4b~s. ~ a. &C.,
A - NisHA6ASA aSoS tonrt,s
IL b. fees Tss<f. IS Afts-erg
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Rockville Items.


Some ram on last Thursday morning
but not as much as was needed.
The seating Of the church is almost
completed and reflects credit on the
workman, Mr.. Laons.
Died ct his resid snce in Brook willie,
on Friday the 18th inst. Mr.. Cary Coop
or, aged forty -four years. Mr.. Cooper
leaves q wife AID three children.
Died at her residence in Brookville,
on Sunday morning the l4th inst, Mrs.
S. G. Wright, aged sixty-three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright have been married
thirty nine years. Mrs. W. was . very
estimable old lady. Though every one
knew she must soon 60, it Was sad
blow, but We must all 60 At the bidding
Of HIS will. Tho funeral took place Tues-
day morning at 10 o'clock, and the new
church Was crowded to OVERLOOKING with
the many friends OF the deceased, Who
camc to witness the last sad rites which
wcrc conducted by tho Rev. Mr.. Sim
kins Of Salina. Mrs. W. leaves Q hus-
hand and several children and grand
children to mourn her loss.
Hon. Alfred Gray, of Topeka, was up
on Saturday, to attend the funeral GER
vices of tho late Cary Cooper.
We formed the acquaintance on Mon.
day Of Mr.. J. W. Amos, from Gypsum
Creek, brother Of our much ecteemed
townsman, II. s. Amos. Mr.. Amos is Q
candidate for the Office of County Clerk.
We were very favorably impressed with
Mr.. Amos, and from what NC saw Of him
think be would make IN efficient officer.
Mrs. Hodge has returned from Der
eastern trip.
Several loads OF neu corn in already.
CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Notice for Publication.

Law orTTcs ~ SAUNA. KA>s.s.
s-Essu,~r IN. is-p.
NOrICE ksr.sy given hat ths fS'sovreS -rsrr>d
~ >~tScT has Gl-i sOtsos Of he is,sntsoa 70 mae
fnzi lry-cf Ia .1pport hi. claim. All sasi
entry thsr.of ~ the erPir>iiSs Of uirfY days iron
fh~ date Of this notice. VIZ
Pzyue h<sr OF k1lzsb<ss r.rrs A~o.xs>i H
L. iS5o Tor the ~ S~c. ~. TIP -. RAeg-
eSi and nam tss f,ilsstsx hs. sits---s.
ElsseA pT.s~~r. J I, Tsauss- sri Jota ~ Ptyn< of
sslise Cosn;y J. l. BOND.
r-a g>xs;rr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
The Lord Byron Mine.

We hear of high praises CT the Lord
Byron Mine, at Shakespeare, New Mexi.
co, from the highest mining experts
and most reliable Mining Engineers. II
is spoken of as one Of the best mines
in camp and considered true fissure
vein showing two feet Of metal and
down only fcw feet. The vein con.
stantly increases 10 width and richness
as work is being done. We expect to
hear big news from the Lord Byron
Mine at no distant dsy.-MessilIa (N.
NJ News.
Mr.. Ira NJ. Bond, brother of 7. l..
and P. @. Bond, of this city, is q large
owner in tho zine referred to, and We
learn the owners are about to or have
disposed of it for sl25, 900. We con.
graduate Ira N. on his good fortune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Drug Store for Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that. pursuant 10 order
IN made by the Hon John II Prescott, Judge Of the
Fourteenth Judic ial District OF the State Of kansas
will, upon the
SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. d. Is.s,
sell ct public auction the stock of goods belonging tn
the late nrm Of =. FREEMAN q 20. Of Brookviiie
Kansas, consisting ot general assortm mt and col
lection Of drug. together with the fixtures.
stationery. book. .tc.. owned by the said arm Of
Freeman Co The sale will take place the city Of
Brookvill- Ksnsss, NJ the building formerly occupied
BY the said firm drug store. Terms 81 sale.
half cash. and on--hsli in sixty DAYS from date of
sale, with spprov Ell security For further particulars
addrvss J. NJ CHAMPION. Receiver,
D3v Siina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

The committee to investigate charges
Of bribery and corruption made against
Senator Ingalls, in connection with the
Senatorial election, last winter, will meet
at Topeka on the Goth of September.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Bridgeport Items.

Locals are scarce at present, but vii
give you q few The town OF Bridge
port is located about FIVE miles northeas
of Lindsborg; it is to be hoped it vii
be quite town. l understand there are
four o&five houses in contemplation o.
erection, one o store house 25x80 feet
and the prospect for Touring mill II
Hattering. This will be good point for
q few business men; it has some natur
al advantages over most all the stations
along the Inc of tho s. & s. W. Z. Il.
Farmers are busy seeding; some have
finished. Some Of tho wheat is up
nicely. There are some fears entertained
that thu chintz bog will damage wheat
but their present rendesous is 10 the
corn fields, and as yet they have not at
tacked the volunteer wheat. There wal
be much larger &c, cage sowu this fall
than last, and in much better condition;
q great deal has been cultivated before
so wing.
Corn will not be a. good a. was ex.
pected.
There we're some grasshoppers drop.
POO oo"u tuO bsct "SOn1 Uut wv
enough to do any damage, if ne more
come.
&. Z. Gunnerson ha. rented his farm
and gone to Lindsborg to buy wheat for
Powers j. Wickham. Lindsbors is
growing fast and business IS quite lively
there.
understand there sru several build.
ings in course OF erection in Assaris; We
hope to see town grow up there.
Politics are not discussed much here.
1 see quito list OF candidates for Reg.
lister OF Deeds; that must be fat Office.
would net care to have grab myself.
Hope they may all do we'll but can't
vote for but one.
Since my last J. G. Lamer has return.
cd from illinois with his bethrothed; ke
is as happy as king.
Hon. +. T. Robinson and wife, from
jackson county, Illinois, paid rs visit
q couple weeks ago. He was very much
pleased with Kansas, not such q wild
and thinly populated place as he expect
ed to sec, and thinks he would like to
live bore. Well do not blame him for
that. One feature Of the country he
admired, and that was the
production of an excellent quality Of
fowls, You may guess at the balance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Publication Notice.
TIE STATE OF KANsls,,..
SALINE COUNTY.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS,
SAINT CorSIY-
John W. wsn, Plaintiff,
Ts'iton f1r Divorce.
Neitie Nay wsli, Driend'r
To Ne;sie May Wall, Defendant.
rot will take notice that you have heen sued by
John W Wall. the above n,med plaintiff Thst on
the 10Th day OF May, A. l--a. h. diet his petit
against you la the District C,urt Ut SAliar County
Kansas; that must tn tefitioa Of the sai
plaintiff, before the 10; dzy Of November, A ID.
ISIS the p~tificn uiil b- taken rue sni iTiS
men; divorciag tn saul Jaha W. Wall from yoa. tn
said Net'e Msy Wall will he rendered accordingly.
JOHN " WALL
No. S-jv. By e a NAVE, his Attorney
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Notice for Publication.

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A-sassss@F -. -.
q ono j. asfssT Eissa fsrt th< Eslis-tts sss1sf
~ - el--s s<fs< - stssss-s - .-sss
g. e s--f - ssasaf = - si.sss. 80 ssfsfs sssa
str1 fssf-sf = srsfs1--s q tssFi7 ssTs - a.
Z - ss1sc~
gt-s Wks- . So - ~ -
= To- = Essss $50 49, $500. 90 - - -
- s=f<s=ss EaHl = Fsfsrfs = 'ssiffsgs
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

The dispatches report that terrific
hailstorm passed though tho northern
part of Lincoln county on the 18th inst.
The hail was not large, but it fell
in vast amounts, and was blown furious
ly along by high wind, which un.
rooted several houses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

In Green county, Wisconsin, there
are over twenty factories engaged in the
manufacture of Limburger cheese, and
hundreds of tons annually is their pro-
duct.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

What think ye of that showing, fel-
low citizens! The total enrolment for
the first month last year was 4O3. Sure
Iy, 1t becomes apparent that additional
buildings for the accomE odation OF our
schools will soon be absolutely necessa-
~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Henry Gully, who was on trial in
Mississippi, for the murder of the CHS
holm family, was acquitted, OF course.
Could anything be better expected in
courts which are owned BY sssassins,
and of Democracy which shields them
wherever it can.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

The Kansas City Journal says that
the attorneys for the investigation have
notified Mr.. ingalls, attorneys to meet
at Topeka imme diately, to confer upon
a programme.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Notice..

Having disposed Of our Furniture. depart
ment We will for the present devote ourselves
exclusively to the Hardware and Stove trade
Look out tor the incest and cheapest lines Of
these goods in the State this fall. We recon-
mend Messrs. Lott & Eberhardt-our success
ors-.o all our old patrons who want furni-
ture RADCLIFFE Bros
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18

Dennis Kea.ney proposes TO hang
Gen. Grant in efigy, at the sand lots,
upon his arrival in San Francisco, and
TINS add to the Generals growing pop
ularity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Notice for Publication.

LAID oyrIct At SILIS.. E.xsas,
september 18th. i-13.
~ OTICF bsr,hy gwen shst The following nsnBei
IN s.trisr ha. aI~ notice OF b. intention o. MAKE
fnsi proof in support Of h . claim and nas.
.nir, thereof plr2slbn az thrsy days frsus
the date OF TIT. notice,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
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