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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-05-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY,

BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. j. p. Tustin, (SupplyD
sunday School-g a. IN.
prayer Meetlng-Evcry Wednesday evening at eH
ssals free. The public are invited TO attend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Nlnlster-Tev. o. u. S. MarClay.
sunday Scrvices-iOH a. m. and 7%p. m.
sunday School--9a A. IN.
PRAYER Meellng-Every Wednesday evening at ~
seats free. Nopews rented. All are welcome.
PREsBYTERGAN CHURCH.
Mlnlster-Rev. stuart Mitchell.
SUNDAY Services-lO% a. III. and 6E p. m.
sunday School-9 A. m.
PRAYER Meejlng-Eyery Wednesday evening al 81
scals free. No pews rented Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rey. W. Evans.
Mnister-Rev. VI. /. Smyser.
sunday Scrvices-lOk and 6h p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, p. m.
Bible Class-Everv Monday evening at 6H O'Clock.
Young Mems Pray er heeing-Eyery Tuesday
General prayer Meeting-Eyery Thursday evening
o'clock .
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
rastor-Rey: ". E. krebs. ..,...,.,......-
Resldehce-C Orner ith and Calharine slrects.
Sunday Services-l0h a. m. and p In.
SUNDAY School, a. M.
Prayer Meeting-Saturday, p. IN.
An are invited There is always room.
ST. PAuL'S CHURCH.
PcctOr-Rev L. Zahner.
sunday ServlCes-l0& a. m, ~ p. IN.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, a. m.
First sunday In the month, Holy Communion.
services preparatory TO- Communion on Friday
yening before Che st sunday in each month.
Pews rented; but everybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. a. i. Reeser
MniSter-Rev. George Hunter.
Sunday Servce-2 p. M. in the Iron Street Church.
PRAYER Meetng-Every sabbath at p. m.
All are invited. All are welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST.
Meets in ''the little Brick Church on the hill,
;nown as the Welsh Baptist Church-on Rock street
,ast Of Iron.
Regular meeting for worship, every Lords day af-
erpOon at 3 Z o'clock.
seats Tree and the public are cordially Invited to
ttend
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Columbia County OfficiaI Directory,

President Judge-Wiliam Elwell.
Aesocate Iudges-I. X, Krickbaum, f. L. Shuman
prothouOtary, &C.--William Krickbaum.
I,prt Stenographer-S N. Walker.
{nsstnr a RtCurder-WilllamsO II. Jacoby.
0Isfrict Attorney-RObert X. Little.
sheriff JOhn ". Hoffman,.
4 Irr. -Or- samuel Neyhird.
Vr,lsurar-H A. Sweppenb eisCr.
Giunissi1nurs-steph Pohe, Charles Richart.
A. IS. uef.'ng,
NuittOrs-S. II. Smith, ". Manning, c. B. See
shOlN. . -, ,,,, m
Gipntv Superintendcnt--Wilam II. Snyder
EiJ1n Poor District -Dlrectors-R. :. Ent, Scott,
Wln Kramer, bloomsbury and Thomas Reece
scO {,
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POetical.
LORD ULLIN'S DAUGHTER AND THE OIL
CITY DERRICK

chieitain to the Highlands bound,
Cries, "Boatman, do not tary
And I'll give thee II silver pound
To row us Ger the ierry,"-
"Now who be ye, would cross Lochgyle.
tn dark and stormy water? ?"
80, I'm the chief OF Twas isle,
And this Lord Ullln's daughter
And fast before her fathers men
Three days we've fle together
For should he ind us in the glen,
My blood would stain the heather
His horsemen hard behind us ride
Should they our steps discover.
Then who will cheer my bonny bride
When they have slain her lover?"
outspoke the hardy Highland wight,
IN go, my chlef-Im ready -
IL Is not for your silver bright
But for your winsomu lady
AND by my word the bonny bird
In danger shall not tarry
SO though the waves are raging white.
Ill row you Ger the ferry
by this the storm grew loud apace,
The water-wraith was shrleklng;
And In the scosl of heaven each face
Grew dark as they were speaking.
But stil as wilder blew the wind
And as the night grew drearer
Adown the glen rode armed men.
Their trampling sounded nearer
so haste thee, haste, the lady cries,
Though tempests round US gather
I'll meet the raging OF The skies,
But not an angry father"
The boat has lett a stormy land,
stormy sea before her.
When, oh too strong for human hand,
The tempest gathered DER her
And stu they row'd amidst the roar
OF waters fast prevailing:
LORD Ullin reich'd that fatal shore,
HIS wrath was changed to waillng.-
For dIsmay'd, through storm and shade
His child he did discover =
One lovely hand she stretch'd for aid,
And one was round her lover
"Come back come back !" he cried In grief
''Across this stormy water
And I'll forgive your Highland chief
My daughter oh my daughter -
Iwas vain the loud waves lash'd the shore,
Return or aid preventing:
The waters wild went DER his child
And he was left lamenting
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

President of Town Council-G. A. Herring.
Cerk-Pau L. Writ.
chief Oi Pulice-,IaS. G. Sterner.
President Of Gas COmpany-S. knorr.
Sccretary--C. W. Miller.
RoOinsDurg Banking COmpany-IOhn 4. Funston,
President H. II. Grotz Cashier, John Peacock, Tel
er.
frs National Bank-Charles X. Paxton, President
j. p. TuStin, cashier.
columbia County Mutual Saving Fund and Loan
AssOCia l0n-E II. Little, President, g. w. Miller,
secretary.
Bloomsbury Building and Saving Fund Association
VIM Peacock, President, j. B. Robson, Secretary.
bloomsbury Mutual Saving Fund AssOCat ion-,J.
J Brewer President, p. K. Writ, secretary
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II babies coul2 talk, they would often ex.
press their thanks to their nurses, for re
lleying them of pain and suffering, by the
use of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-05-16

Every moment of our lives every part of
our body is wearing ou, and being built up
anew This work is accomplished by the
blood but if the blood does not perform its
work properly the system is poisoned.
Cleanse the blood by the use Of DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills. Harmless but efficient.
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Dauchy & Cos. Advt's.

1Dan returns IN 30 days on > 100 invested. OF
, ! HUO hcai reports and information FREE.
Like profits weekly on stock options OF $40 TO $50
Address 4. POTTER WIGHT q Co., BAHKERS, 35 Wall
ST., n y. April 25 '79-4w
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-05-16
NATIONAL LIFE

is the title OF a new Pamphlet Of = pages II con-
tans the biography OF all the Presidents OF the Uni
ted States from Washington TO Hayes with their
portraits 10 In ally engraved expressly for THIS work
also ~ portraits OF Canadian notablliles. The Ma
tlonal Life will be sent TO any address by mail, on
receipt OF ct. stamp. Address H. X. STEVENS Bos-
ton, Mass. May T. Is4w
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LAWYERS.

n U. FUNk,
Attor ney-at-Law,
Increase of Pensions Obtained, Collections
Made.
oo BLooMsBURG, PA.
ONCE in Ents BUILDING.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1879-05-16

'He was no kind of doctor for an aims
house, anyhow, said the steward, referring
to the late resident physician of the institu-
tion. lie hadn't the qualifications
How do Won mean p
, 1879-08-21

exhaustion on the following day, at The age Of
IL. lie waa a nephew, both bv birth md mar.
rngc, Of tn: German Enprrpr, holng the son ul
Ills Majcaty's vcte,atlo stsscr, thn Prlncrts
AicxA1nIrtnc of Prussia. u,Hl layu,g married
the only daughter OF tlIc late l'rinre Albscctt'
il'r Enpcrnr'a Youngest brother. lie was scpn-
rated fsnm thls la.lr, also 1'rnccss A!cxat,.
t,rlne. sotnc wears a1O, and abaentch h'naelt
irn,n The Prusrian Cnutt In consequence uf is,e
family difficulties that had led to breach nc.
tween him and his wife. Ills only daughter, tla
with her mother at lie country scat VI Yer
grandmother, tn: Princess Marianne, ,tet d'or-
nngr, who was also divorced from her htl.b 'lti,
tho Iatc Prince Albrerht, At m carly eerhh "!
,tIcir ipurrud lie. TI,t dcrcnscd Duke wns I
gallant sulllter and capable GENERAL. but he
failed 10 aenicre popularity in tir German army.
unt circumstances anu a somewhat dtshgreenple
character led to bis retirement fIon ttis sef'co
not lpnr after tho CONCLUSION of the war
, 1879-08-21

tvh A1Ha"H 1f1tGtuph IHY..l,
., mneN desperate FrenchtHan tcnitcd the
EoMues'moeazne II l.aon cltadcl, just us the
herman troops wcr1 marching into lie iortress,
ai'on r. .nhltuaston. Duke Frederick Wiillam
Q! Mscklcnburg.Scllwcl then con.ulal,llr.; nix
beseg'iiE turcp, wus stricken uown und aeyurcly
confused BY fragment u 1ailnig timber, paIt
OF beam set In oue 0f the ultt.fasllto,lpu Eatg.
at tls time ot i,r Injuries lu Ind ustalnrd, al
ae tontibuta hfk military duties tn the yerf end
OF tlu ratnpa!gn. 1t appsars. Aoweyur, thai
Ftl1t le regarded III q llleru supettlrlal h.utst
was tu reality ~ tuyere hurt tlatjt gAye rise
to tie formation pf an ahscess which slowly
Increased. year utter yuar, until 1t CAUSED tll
such tntnlcrub'e sutEcrHl. that hu tletefntnel
upon submitting To 4u onsra,!un for Its rvnloya.
lhM oDeIatlon was: perfurMed last SunuaY by
N4ece!ebratea surgeon, Prot. CAetins, tut LIS
pEocess OF tu>al dlAlat, Eratlun bud bcen allowed
10 70 too far and tts Luke expired from sures
, 1879-08-21


f1,tsbWrg Commercial Ghs<tft tftn.>
The real tlrnt Of Ewing in Ohio Ia aratnst the
rcvlvlng prosperity Of the tisncs. The good
crops, increase in business, prosperity in manu.
faetures, enlargement ol occupation. inlrrosc-
mcnt In wages, arc SO much dead weight TO l,o
lifted by Nir. Ewing, II stmes were hard,
wages low, woskmeu oppressed, and nil things
blue and disaCrecnblc, he would DO In high
feather. II is wor, the while Of oil ihourl'ful
pcopse to know whether such person repre-
sputs their beat Interests and feelings. DO they
need Governor IN Ohio whu will represent lie.
preston ot business and the loss Of Frospcrtyt
II better times haye come iron, other snllrccs,
~ 1t not better To- put them where they can son'
tnuo to exert favorable tnfuenccf II resump-
lion has helped, why not e1rct the representa-
lives OF resumption II imitation did nothing
toward beipng, why not lay it inside tlli It IS
more evidently necdedi These are practical,
scnsiblo questions. We think tlley will stand
clearly out before the minds Of the o'm pro-
pie, who will have the Euod seuse IL declare
iI,at they will have no experiments so long as
they have reality ID their favor.
, 1879-08-21

I7n&fnn Htr1fd flHh. Hts1.}.
II the Dcmnernttc Marty wnnta to CARR ain.
nIe Northern Stale next wear, II should hastcf,
tu repudntc the conrse Of those MlasiAs1puf
Democrats wllo drive of opposition cunntdates
by violent measures. The Federal bayoHct In
poase Is a n,ucn less Formidable danger to tic
Northern mind than the bullJozcF's shutgun III
csse. II II gets to he understood That tho Dem
ocrntc parly IN the South viii not al!ow 0i the
existence ot ans political oppusttun. t!m average
Nurttern man Will decide that 1t ls mt the party
to rifle this country. II ceases TO " question
nf purity, and becomes one af civilization aill
Tree government. w do nut hesitate 10 say
that tl,c course of the sllssssnp! Democrats, il
persisted In, merits the extreme penalty appi-
cable to a Stals which fails to maintain Eepnb-
playment of a Federal army, II necessary, to
cnforct obedience to the Constitution.
, 1879-08-21

fYucinnaH tn1a,rsrt4i TINT. Rtp.1.
Whatever arc tile tuperleettons OF the Ncpnh-
l,cau party, Il IL In favor oE the Nationality Of
tt,e Cu,ted States; III the snbordsnation Ut
States unt srcttuns 10 The General Government;
If tho assertion Of tl,c capacity Of the Goyern-
ment to protect Itself III waE. Us torec OF artns,
FROM dissolution, aid In peace, BY the civil au-
thorIttcs, from trstd; U! tic n.aintenancs and
y,ndtvu,lun Of the War Amendments Ut the
Couatitul!on; Ut the preservation VI the army
aud t,1s COURTS frnM LIE uuIauuf Sec1onAlHW
, 1879-08-21


Mr. Tildeu, In his interview with Atr. Springer,
sad It WIS evident that perlod Vi Creat prs's.
perty was couin&;, aud tint 1t was very impor-
tant for tllu Democratic party to Get into power
beforr It fully arrived, SO ulat they could c'oi'll
credit for It aud live by it for ffty yehrs! afr.
llllen Is right in ts facts. a,Id wrong III Ills rca.
sontilg upuii them. The Democrats hive, as i
party, resIstcd at every step lle policy which
las restored confidence uni laid the basis for
prosperity. fle reststsd 1t IN hss manifesto Ut
1915, and Ills pnrtp, In more marked degree,
nus tlo.gedly obstructrd every advance III the
direction Of resumption, Naw hu PROPOSES tl,At
,l.ry slulI steal The credit at IT, Bnt the uropln
aro Not foolish III the proportion In WHICH Alr.
'Eihir1 IA tu6lDcrtc.
, 1879-08-21
EwlnE's Etrort t" G-t 6rrman yotos.


Tho tlrcaricbt rnrt VI Thomas Ewins's cam
pal.n Is when le elnlcs To the place III his
spcrcl, where he has tu ralY lie 0crnun buys.
Il Ia III yau That iu tauth'ng!y and tendcrly re-.
fers tn thea, AZ "mr urrmnn feilow-cttixcns,'
aad yaomas knows tliat Il IL. and pa[u and
hcay,ncss como over him at the reflection. 1t Is
absolutely quite out ot th1 question to lux ot
rAjly,nE tie tirr,l,ans tn the supputt Of slus!
money, THE German Is all hunest dealer. nlli
their urbts wlta diluted noney. at Ihonlas
Ewin. aunt. 10 pay hts. Dismarsk hlnsc!
wuuil not get lie yulu VI lhe Oll,o Getn'alis IL
.,e stoou ou stush'lnuaeY platform wien ne
a. we'll drop "lny Gcr..nn fcllow'e'lIkens out
o{ yvur bpecvhrs alto1utheF.
, 1879-08-21
Tie Con,s1lng-apraeue Scandal.

A trrinuluus nntc Is heard That the C0nkling-
Sprague scandal must be hushcd up, ns It might
harm she Republican party. Mr.. conk!ing
some time ago ceased to be the decentralization
OF the party, uu1 The scandal was llshel up for
o |unE time. Now that 1t has broken forth. it
must have It's run. There IS nuthhe new ahout
It. With the exec pton Of the Introduction OF the
suleinn shot-Run.
, 1879-08-21
CURRENT OPINION.

Indorsod by Kempsr County.
Ft,nptr t1ttssl kerhh tDtm,'. ..
Tie Democrats of Yazoo County f1avc driven
the independents from the aetd1 Aurrah Tor
Tnzrn.
, 1879-08-21

r1c1sbarg tjhss.} Herald tConsers7!trt ntn.).
It seems ridiculous to us to preach what awful
things the negroes intend doing, wheu all the
machinery OF tile Government is in the hands Of
the whites, and they know uley can crs,sh any
movement Of tho negroes rs catilv ns power and
intelligence can put down weakness aHt iEn0-
rance, This raec.issuc excuse 10 extremely
EQuxf.
, 1879-08-21

.f7htHF JHHFHH1 {TFpls
ts1Iow are you of for mosal forcesa" in
qurcd Henry Wutterson OF Tilaen, as theY sat
and communcd together oil the vcrnitda Of the
latter's country-scat. "Well. Judge I've got
enough IN ila,,d," rcplicd Sammy, "tu carry
me through tile e1n,it,1. campaigM. YOLs know
made cool million !atelY III Elevated lsatroad
atUek.n
, 1879-08-21

Ennsas CftY JoHrRWi tNft.l.
jeff Dav1s' history Of the Rebellion will only
lrslg tie record down to 1865. soms other un-
rcprntant und nnrccoustructed Rebel Will have
to keep up the matter and bring tic history down
to untc.
, 1879-08-21
Tic Fort I'Iltusv Man.

DuEE6H tU 9HFFHHE (HFU!.
Co!orel men will be Interested In knowing
Tint Gen. Chalmers, Of MEesssrpi, Of Fort
Pillow notorirty, ls managing the catnpaigu for
thu Ohio Democratic ticket at Washington.
, 1879-08-21

E0lNN6Nk IU,J 361FFu1 EReps3.
Iecs have increased mud multiplied to an
alarming cxten, III Ohio Of late years, and OIL
ttnt account fears are entertain that the buck
wheat crop will be short, because bees always
20 for Tue huckwllent- blossoms. There is yet
unc hops for tho Ohio Democracy.
, 1879-08-21

3RHfEF
II I1eudrick Wright wants io find rcal good
oId.tushoncl case OF depression, let him 80 to
Ohio mud investigate Tom Ewing.
, 1879-08-21

t1DK sALE-A HASl'stbstE .wALSUT pAnl.oNt
L suit pleeea. new sad styah. for slu -. State
tio1, sA,,E-A hECuSslltASn NAS1E, CHEAP;
771sULisE COOK b srUvES-rnE LATEST IA'
!! pIoyvd and ehespeat III nsHrksti !. anl holy.
splendid for oyaor staMt atd AAd llQ kolsa aatSa'
ii, j. IRVINE. pruuftatut.
, 1879-08-21

N thus column, fhftA hats or fsss u reass mr. IN.
tsrs,an. kHch td1ltaaai Hnt. 10 Graft
, 1879-08-21
8TQA AGE

CToRAUE F.>u FutNlrY.tE. alEMcHASplsE,
oluIiltA ttr, Cht1p 1pe and pa: s9 Gl1t a3fA3cses
i0n, & psf snuuG1. ]. q, 4 q, FARAH aaa ". Aoafss
, 1879-08-21


IN fbts cefan,n, fhrt< Hnts ~ kss. u ctns
serttod. Earn d6fttfrnufI.nt. ~ rtata.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-02
Colorado, Healthy, Attractive.

Colorado Is the great santarium and Pleasure Re
of America. Nis elevated shove the influence OF
masma The atmosphere il pure. tonic and e1hilera-
ting. Its mineral sprngs are numerous. and possess
various remedial qualities. Its wealth in geld and
silver is marvellous. The grandeur, extent and va
riety Of its scenic attractions without parallel
The pleasure seeker looking for mere physical enjoy
emit; the scientist, seeking studies in nature; the
artist, for lofty inspiration from wonderful natural
architecture and the invalid who needs rest mineral
water and invgorAting posphere, should To Col
orado. The clmate OF Colorado Is peculiarly efca-
cous in Ameliorsting and curing pulmonary diseases,
thousands OF wing witnesses who went To Colora
do feeble haying become robust and healthy, tey
ufy. Asthma IS cured by Q residence IN Colorado,
while dyspepsia, debility and ailments caused by
overwork and anxiety are eradicafed. The tempers-
ture IN Colorado during winter months is equable.
mild and pecially adapted to the needs Of ivads
The Kansas Pacific Railway Ii the only line running
through cars Denver, and the only line by which
Denver can be reached through Kansas without =
change Of and exchange OF ticket ana its superb
equipment IN Pullman Sleeping and Drawing Room
Palaces, elegant day coaches and its new steel rails
renders ii the favorite route for tourists and iuvalds
By addressing r. h. Groaf. Gen'l Pass. Agt. You
obtain publications and maps full Of Information
about Kansas and Colorado. When you start for
Kansas and Colorado, be and start right by pur
chasing your ticket the best ine-the KANSAS Pa
cIsIc Railway.
r. b. GROAT. General Passenger Agent.
KAnsa. Civ, Mo
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The club met It the house of T. II.
Csvenaugh, and the attendance was 80
largo that even his spacious roons were
filled to overnowing.
After calling tho club to order the
President called upon Miss Walker tor
an opening piece of music, which was
finely executed.
After the usual business Mrs. Manches-
ter read an assay upon "Woman's Pow
err" which was attentively listened to
and highly appreciated.
She claimed that women always had,
and always would rule the world, but il
was by the power Of love and not by wis.,
dom or strength.
Ii was o strong assertion of woman's
rights in tho higher sense OF that term,
but not in consonance with Susxa B. An
thongs views.
She also read the poem Of "Bernardo
del Carpio," in very effective manner
and with good deal of dramatic power.
Mr.. Cavenaugh read . poem BY an
anonymous author upon the rise and
progress OF the United States.
The regular paper of the evening
was read by DR.. Van Eaton. 1t opened
with an excellent editorial appropriate
to the season, and Was followed by Sc
lections that held the attention of the
audience to the close.
The exercises were interspersed with
music and songs by Misses Walker,
Dighon, Blair, and other ladies', and
Messrs. Lanning, Peck, Manchester and
others.
We were indebted to Mr.. G.. NJ. East.
man for the use of fine organ, loaned
for the occasion, which added much TO
the attractions of the evening.
A large number of new members were
voted into the club.
The supper was bountiful and excel
lent, and served in . manner satisiacto.
~ to all, and tho universal expression
ct the close was, owe have had such q
nice time"
The next club meeting will be held at
Mr.. n. D. Eastman's, on Saturday. Feb
ruary LIST. REP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-02
A Card.

take this opportunity b thank the public their
liberal patronage dnrinI ny stay In Selina.
permaienty located, snd ready for busioess In my
new gallery in Jones' building Santa Re Avenue
where I shall Be- pleased b visit my old friends.
and hepe also 70 - hosts Of new ones Ny fac ties
spare no pains to pleaoe.
shall su o9ef for sale. - heretofore, Pianos, Or
gans and sewing Hachines. Ny expenses very
low, and shalf Of the above named
goods as Q small advanos above Wholesale rates.
AAsoa Hamlin Organs On the installment plan
dve dollars moath. en- furnish . good, reliable
Eve octave double reed Orgaa for 800.
Call on me. G. Z. LfBBEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-02
Published January :. ls.s
Ordinance No. c34s.

An oRpIN ANCs extending the limits OF ie cav
and adinx additional territory thereto.
Be Il ordained by the Mayor asd hs C0'ssrii-
rn,a Of ths CITY Of Saiisa, Kansas:
SECTION That the limits OF the CRY of Salina he
ami same hereby extended BY sdtiins thereto
all thai portion OF territory lying adsccn; thereto on
the III plated into town lots A. Beebes addition
the City Of saiina, Kansas, and recorded on the
second day of November, l,.,, ri 10 O'Clock. M
in ace OF the Register OF Deeds of saline County
Kansas said addition b-nE situated on a part OF
the southwest quarter of section u, township IL.
Range west, AMI bounded As follows, to-wit, Com
meneing the sonih~Ast corner ct lot No. :. on IN
street in Hollands addition Ia the civ Of -aina,
thence running two hanred and sixty 1--we (ss,
feet thence south the section lin" eight hundred
and Eight and hall fs,,i) i~et, thence east nvr
hu uired and thirty Ave tJS feet. thence north siS
hundred and eight and one-hsi ts-t) set, thshos
easf one hundred and thirty tlyi iert theme. nortt
two bundrrd c.l feet. thence west along the so.sti
line OF n ,sn',. addition four hundred aud ten ttia
Ie.r To the place OF brginning.
SEc : This or,iin shall take ,d-,'; and be IA
force from and after IL. publication sie -kLtS,
CouSIY LuCkSAL
A.w. wiCKH,M.
Mayor.
Approved December J.. ISIS
hereby certify the above aud foregoing b. be tr,ss
and correct copy ordinance passed BY The Nav
and the Councilmen OF the City OF .salna, Dec l..
ISIS
Atest EE BOWEN. City CLERK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-02
Brookville items.
1879.

Miss Lula Ssons instead Of So vons.
Young ladies' and gents lamentation.
Plenty Of snow, moonlight nights, and
not . sleigh in town.
Considerable excitement in town On
Christmas evening, ct the attempt OF .
young chap (whom liquor had the bet
tor Of, to steal an ovsrcoat from the
front OF Ober, Wilson Il Co.'S store, but
our City Marshal, Coombs, who 10 ever
on the alert, espied the proceedings and
captured the offender, who entrested OF
MI. C. not to expose him, but he was
marched into the store, where be pro-
tested against the charge, and said he
merely intended to take the coat in the
store and price it. After buying the
coat he was released.
Duncan / Bullard are buying dressed
hogs.
The artistic work on the plans for hall
building, gotten up BY Mr.. I. Z. Parker,
deserve the highest commentator.
A number Of Ellsworth's prominent
citizens were 10 attendance ut the calico
ball.
Departed Brookville associat,ons,-
that stock of bankrupt goods,-but they
left their sligo. Why! Experience has
taught them that such signs don't take
with the PROFESSIONALLY the people
of Brookville.
Mr.. Gwin, our much esteemed station
agent, leaves % to-@orrow (Wednes-
day), TO take charge Of the station 1t Ss-
lima. We are very sorry 70 loose Mr..
G. and family, from our midst. During
their short stay in Brookvills, they have
gained . host Of warm friends. May
success attend them wherever they &c
10 the wish Of the people Of BrookviiIs
We have not learned the name OF Mr.
G.'s successor.
Mayor Cunningham ard John Dsvii
are each putting up 6ns lot Of ice.
A scarcity of coal in town-dealer'
expecting lower freights Let OF January
Nr. Cane intends adding q feet e
his blacksmith shop, making It 80 tee
10 length. He viii then run IL in connsc
ton With the carriage and wagon chop
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