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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
In the Whole History q! Medicine.

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vellou- cures. or maintained 81 wide a repu,a-
ton, u, AYERS CiIrREN PECroRAI, which is
recognized A. the world remedy for all dis
eases al the throat and lungs. It, long. con-
tinued series OF wonderful cure. in all ell
mates has made il universally known as a
safe aud reliable agent To employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerunners Of
more serious disorders, it acts speedily and
surely, always relieving suffering. and often
saving life. The protection ii affords. by its
timely u-e in the throat AMI lung disorders OF
children, make il an invaluable remedy To be
kept always ON hand in every home. No per
son can afford TO be without ii. and those who
have once used it never will. From their
knowledge of its composition and effects,
Physicians use the CHERRY pictorial ex-
tensively in their practice, and Clergymcn
recommend il. II is absolutely certain in IT,
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible. Sold by all dealers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
The Pljny Farmers Club.

Met at the residence Of II. wheelock, Esq. on thu
Gypsum. the evening OF the ID inst, with large
attendance. there being scarcely standing room.
President II. Amos occupied the chair.
After considerable miscellaaeoa, business, Mr. }.
BpthweiI read some interesting selections, and 5.
wetIell read IN instructive essay farming; re-
viewing, detail. ITS history from its earlles, ia
to the present time.
The discussion tn. comparative merits and de-
merits OF bottom aud upland was condIctei in a
spirited and animated manner, and participated
in by Mr. wayn, Amos, >aml BaiGor: and ". whse
lock.
An.r which. coffee ami clibl-s were served. anS
mn int, resting social time en-ued
The newt meeting will be held the evening OF the
3Jih mot at Abraham Amoses. REP,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

TIE PoIAx AND rsorIcAL WORLDS: A popular AND
scientific description Of man snd nature In the polar
and eauatorial regions Of the globe. Two volumes
IN oue-embracing the combined results Of the explo-
rations researches and discoveries Of modern times
By Dr. G. HArtwix. author Of The Sea AID is Liv-
ing Wonders The Harmoaies Of Natnrs." etc.
One of the chief characteristics. Of the present
~ asd especially OF hate years. has been the spirit OF
discovery AID the exploration of the htssr-
to unknown regions Of the earth The PoiA. volume
gives thorough history aad description Of the trav-
els and discoveries Of Rama Franklio. Kane, Hayes
Charles Francis Hail. and other intrepid nssgs;on
who have probed the OF rrensnd AMI the far
frszsn north wAimper. DuHerin. wnnsie and
Middeniorf have explored Assks and British Amen
c. Iceland. Siberia AID the oaybarcos regions o.
Northern Asia, while wiikes. Ross and o;hsrs hsv'
unlocked the mysteries Of the Antarctic Con;ineh;
and described the lowest oeings in The scale Of ha
msaity. The Tropical World has been No less pro-
duesive In South America Prof.. squire md Hs'tos
have t-svsrsed Pisfesus Of Peru. Bolivia sst Bo-
go,s and sro1sh, 70 lib; rhr ohroaeles Of the pr,
historic races Of A nerics.-Prcf AxAss;s win hi
forty assistants TIE naughty valley Of the AmaxOs
srur aad Wallace the unksovs regions Of Aastrain
and TIE NA,sy Arshspeiaso.-Aad Darwin In IN
sri.riisc voyage around The World explored The 70
I,ads Of the In Affea Dsr.h hss trsvsrSed ~
grea; szaars-speke AMI Baker ne vsIley Of ne x.s
-AnderSon ,ad BALDWIN, have told their hantinS ID
veniarss % the Greaf southern plaiss-or Lsrsssoi
has esished his esoses Ifs uegk-Stssiey has xgsif
pierced ths esatesas csroag. Is s<zrs; crosse
from oscar ssi solved ne nyst<rses 81 ~
LaalAbs The usrk 10 Hisssr,ted vita eveE To-
hundred eessfifsi enxrzsiafs ssa usps. he oss--
q the sort embrace IN sttrs1os - ss< safsss,
ova extensive t,xej All resesrcs. ts~ er-sn % al
the above explsrs;ioes aad dlsesvegses sss fAzs .
present IN cne haDiso0s voiame. sud 81 Q eoni
nal prics, vnaf eosh o<AerwDs saiy b. os<ass~ In
score a BOON Of srsvsi asi sf grrak sxs~es<- ~
losess ef ksovfetge o< tss uord ON 10 vefs % srs
egV Sropy-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

The advertiser viii open 90 Wednesday, the
22nd.in Jones' building on Santa Fe ave-, mex,
door 10 Eaion's Hardware store, the most
complete stock of staple and fancy groceries
to be found in the city. With ten years ex
perience in the wholesale grocery business
and with a stock Of goods bought for cash hs
can offer the citizens OF Saline and McPher<or
counties better Inducements than has ever be
fore been offered them. Fine teas and cofe'
and York State butter a speciality. This Is N
bankrupt stock. bar everything first class ans
cheap for cash. Respectfully.
J.P. GAYLORD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
Grangers' Social Clu b.

The grangers Of Gypsum Valley met
a. the Poheta school house on Saturday
the llth inst, and organized a society
with the above name, tor social and in
tellectual culture. The following Off
GERS were elected: Vim. Pettes, Master
n. d. Eastman, Ovcrsecr Henry Shier
Secretary; J. II. Williams, Treasurer
Frank Rigler, Door keeper.
The next meeting will be held at Po
beta, on Saturday, the 23d INST, 1T
o'clock p. ". All members of oranges
are invited, with tho privilege Of bring
ing their friends. W. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
RealEst.,e Transfers.

The following Is list Of real estate trxns'
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office Of s
T. Criss. Register OF Deeds. for the
week ending January llth. 1879.
January .rh.
q Salb~ry .nsi wife . John wsrsieli lot :. Sh
street. B-ebe's acdtioa-Ss0
January sth
, Drake aud wife 10 Gususs Green. lots and 3
Block .'f' Basaria-a&9-
Januzry 9Th,
Vim Bishop AMI wife to W II Wise. lots ~ and G! +.
loth street BISHOPS siiItion-siS5.
January lfsh-
4 Chadwick Ia Alex. Henderson. ar Sls. TO-
E?y-fl.
January lIth.
i',voe ID smith u Kelsey Brown. n~ar OF Sear 81.
It's. ESs-Ssco.
:Jsm-- Holland WA Peek -af sG sSs. ia.
Riw-S.eS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
MUSICAL.

Miss woops, having decided to remain IN sabna
will continue to give lessons the piano. at her room
corner Of Seventh and Walnut s.s., trcsidenos Of W
B. Flanders. Esa). Csrefal instruction in theory
TechnicalI,ies taught by the most approved moderr
methods Pupils may commence at any time. eis o
com. from one family. sn-e
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

The following items are taken from the
Kansas Collegiate. published by the students
of the State university:
Harry Berks says that he is not coming
back next year. Sorry to hear 1t. but then
the goddess of Fortune always has greater
attractions than the goddess Of Fame.
Sadie Downer. q student Of the University
during ~. Is spending the winter with her
sister at Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

&. 5. Mail Agent trowell was in the CITY
last Saturday. He came at the request Of Post
master Campbell. Complaints have been
made that money sent through this office did
not reach it, destination. AMI Mr. Campbell
desired Mr.. Crowell to investigate the matter
II is sufficient tn say that this Office Is not
charged with any irregularities. The 'a'iit Is
somewhere else.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

Ihe case OF the State OF Missouri VS.. Ivan
der Light. in which the defendant was charg-
ell with SOelng party IN the winthrop train
rohbarx, xvos triad in =, To,anh a1o I.s,
week. and resulted in Mr.. LIGHTS acoujttal
m, ...- -, -
Inc testimony IN the case proved DeyOnu
question that Mr. Ti~bt v,s tho victim, of &.
100 o "
-. -. 49,
'"at u'S o"iy conneo''oh WI" rue a"a'r was
while he was acting In the function of q detec-
tive The ST Joe Herald Saws of the trial.
The case has ..ci,ed rrra, interest and IN. ,.,u.
was eagerly looked for by all Mr.: Lsh, was warm
friends he has gained among our cirnens during his
'h01, stay IN 81 Joseph
Roth sides of IN. c..e had .xc.,,.r, representative,
DIN s.' VI ne Sase MAJ escsnen, Iepr
u; III y. 81 s n, 1850 E N G, I'm
n,nSna a o. -, Ssa ms nan nam mn
:. HI a. -, ~. sI. nea,y -. ~. 81. " 80 -,
non nan "'' ''e '"''e' wv ''''"''"s INV P'''e
-, TINS end. one o. ,he most memorable and interest
80 '"'' '''' '''H !" ~ "o''P"
The following is from the ST. Joseph Ga
Zette.
Mr.. Light always feel proud OF the interest
manifested by the citizens of his county, the most
prominent of whom voluntarily rendered him assls-
without rewari except his gratitude. To have Of
their most respected citizens placed in an honorable
light not only before this community where he was
Among those who came to his rescue could be found
the minister the DOCTOR the banker the government
onicer the county oiici.l the merchants the farm
ers aud IN fact as honest and intelligent looking M
array OF countensnces rs ever testified q court OF
liz stice Not only these but tive Of tn. aud
influential attorneys IN the west, Messr,. Monrr
to their valued friend from the blight thus at.
wnns po, eulv brand HIM with iniamy but bring
disgrace upon his wife and little ones Ia.i, efforts
attorneys OF St Joseph. samuel B. Green, Esq, who
displayed "a'Aeu A"''i's !" '"e eN"''"A'''" "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

As most Of our readers know Mr.. J. n.
Aliens large and varied stock OF hardware
has been removed to Tressin i Warren's new
building. The stock Is pretty nearly settled
in Its new quarters, and the business has again
dropped into Its old channel. 1t is really a
great pleasure to enter new store where eve
~ thing is bright and fresh, and where taste
has been used in the display OF goods. You
experience just such . feeling as you visit Mr..
Aliens store. His shell goods has been pla-
ced principally in tin boxes painted green. so
arranged upon the shelves As to be prominent
before the eye Of both the buyer and the sell
Ter. This is the only arrangement OF the kind
In Salina. A handsome double-deck show
case displays the finer fclass Of goods. and
strikes the eye Immediately as you enter the
store. A fine line OF stoves occupies the south
side of the store, and Immediately backsof
them is a new style of elevator. one of the best
made, which connects the store rooms in the
basement and second story with the business
room. The location Of the store is good, be-
ing very convenient to the trade Of the city.
Mr.. Allen is one of the heaviest hardware deal
ers Of Kansas City, is . gentleman Of large
means. and Salina is peculiarly fortunate IN
having him interested In her business inter-
ests. growth and prosperity. Mr.. Aultman,
the manager. is q gentleman who has already
made many warm friends here. is courteous
and agreeable to all, attentive to the large and
growing business of the establishment, and
we'll calculated to be popular in all circles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16
omcIaI Paper Of the City ofsaIIna.

Extra Copies OF the JOURNAL can be
found ct the Book and News Store Of White
head Seamar's, first door east of Postofnce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

room now occupied by St0ii N Son. anu the
latter firm will remove to VIM Huebner's
buildining. Notice Mr.. Gaylord's local ad-
vcrtisement.
Jim Mahoney. the fellow who stole a .pair
of mules from LOOMS Bros. Of Terra Gotta.
last fall. was captured near Junction City last
week Wednesday, by Mr.. J. NJ. Coombs, OF
Brookville, and d. Loomis. one of the par
| ties interested.
Coal Is again In market in sufficient quanti-
ties to keep people from freezing and-cussing
The rumor which has prevailed that the
Kansas Pacific intends starting coal yard
here. induces several Of our dealers TO tall; oil
disseminating business.
| There will be a series OF union meetings
held In the NJ f. church Of this city, COM
mencing next Monday evening a O'Clock. The
opening sermon to be preached by Rev. Bish'
op, d. q. All are requested to attend and
bring your gospel hymns.
The manager Of the Baltimore Clothing
House |. now endeavoring to sell out the en-
tire stock on hand to make way Tor the larges
took OF spring goods in his line ever brought
to Salina. To accomplish what he desires, h'
will sell you clothing way below cost. Id
not TAI: TO give him call.
MARRIED-Jan. Is. 80, at the residence o
the brides father, near Sslina. James Chas'
sni Eva f. Wallace, by the Rev. u. Hart
sock.
The bride and groom have the hearty con
gratnlations OF the JOURNAL Office, and SINGER,
wishes tor happy and prosperous voyage OF
the sea OF mstrimony.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

THE New York Herald says: Sen. ator Edmonds has been growing rap- idly of late as possible candidate on the republican side for the presiden- cy. Mir Edm-nds is one of our half yozen big-if he were dead we should say great-men. For man who is never spoken of as magnetic" as, for instance, Blaine is, he is wonder fully thought about" because he has weight in discussion. When he rises to speak in the senate on any question the noisy little mice, who have somehow got into that body, keep quiet He is hardly man to swing torchlIghts around. and he would have made good chief jus. ticc.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12

The Public are informed that have opened real estate office, where any information regarding property in Phenix and Salt River valley will be furnished. Letters promptly answered. Abstracts of Titles furnished.
 Collections of all kinds undertaken and returns praomptly made.
 Auction sales in any portion of the county. 2l
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
New Saddlery and Harness
 Shop.
PETER QUEER.

Late of San Eernarilino. California. would respectfully inform the citizens Of Phenix and surrounding coun-ry that he has opened a first eass saddiery and harness shop in the building formerly occupied by Blaine. the boot maker. where he is prepared Co do all work in his line in a wOrkmanlike marner. ani at reasonable prices A share of ,he Pub.ic patronage so- Ecited.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
LECISL
Special to the HERALD. Saturdays Proceedings

fun introduced bill amendatory to an act to amend and to restrict chap ter 52, Howard code, in reference to the incorporation of villages.
 A bill creating the office of attor- ney general was made special order for Monday.
 Council bill for the maintenance of government assay office was read the first time
 The county recorders bill will be the special order for Monday
 A bill relating to appeals from justices courts was laid on the table,
 An act to amend section 4 of chap ter 42, compiled laws, on eonveyan- ces, was laid on the table.
 The council bill making an appor- tionment of the legislative assembly bond on the census of 1880, was read the first time.
 4 bill for keeping in repair the road between Phenix and Prescott passed
 X bill to repeal an act to secure the construction of certain railroad and telegraph lines was read the first time
 Mir. Hamilton offered substitute regulating freights and fares, and repeating an act exempting the Southern Pacific from taxation, which was defeated by vote of 12 to G. He gave notice that he would move to reconsider the action Monday.
 The Hughes gambling bill passed to second reading and was referred to the judiciary.
 An amendment was adopted to in clude Yavapai.
 The omnibus road bill, which in- cludes all the road projects, was de- feated, but reconsideration will be moved on Monday.
 Bill to divorce Mary Showers from Jackson Showers passed
 MT. Fay introduced a bill to pro- tect marriage relations in the terri tory, reflecting on the numerous di- vorce acts, which caused much merri- ment in the house, and it was finally referred to the committee of the whole
 The governor has signed the follow ing bills:
 An act to provide for the erectiom of county buildings in Maricopa.
 An act authorizing the common council of Prescott to make certain alterations in a certain alley.
 An act to divorce certain parties
 The apportionment bill of the leg islative assembly was referred to the judiciary.
 The governor announced the sign ing of the following bills:
 An act concerning lawful. fences and animals trespas5ing on premises. lawfully enclosed in, Final county.
 An act to amend an act tp, proHide for the erection Of county buildings in Yavapai county.
 Mr Bean introduced a bill for a loan from the territory to provide for the construction and improvement of a wagon road from Agua Fria via Copper Canyon to Camp Verde Passed.
 MT. Hughes gave netiee- fiat he would move for reconsideration Of the bill to provide for a poad from Agua Fria. The bill was, finally passed. Gray and Hughes voting in the negative
 A bill for q wagon road from Castle Dome mines to the silver mining dis trict in Yuma county was lost
 House bill No 1, providing for district reporters, passed.
 Mir. Hughes made several amend. ments to the house public school bill, providing for a revenue for the same, and the bill finally passed
 Mir. Gray gave notice that he would re-introduce the bill to remove the capital to Phenix.
Salt River herald., 1879-02-12
BARGAINS S

Are to be had, as they are determined to sell, and in order to do so they have reduced their prices.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-19
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-19

PUBLIC SPIRIT.-There are men in every COM
munity possessed of sufficient public spirit TO in
duee them to make Pecuuiary sacrifices for the
public good. Such men blessing to the com
munity in which they live. and yet are too often
unknown, because they are too modest TO put them
selves forward. Such a case came under our notice
10 Honolulu few days ago. Iu the course of our
rambles about the city welearned of Que individual
8 well known citizen, J. l. Dowsett, who has bad
the enterprise and public spirit at bis own expense
10 bring TO this Island fine Hambletonsn stallion
which be permits the natives to for the purpose
OF procuring good stock, free of charge 1t is done
in this wise. II native has good mare which
be desires TO have with colt, Mr. DOwsett fur
nishes the use of the stallion, on condition that
the owner OF the mare takes the first colt and
the owner of the stallion hsye the next colt.
In this way be is supplying first class stock of
horses to the people free Of cost In the same way
the same man is now bringing to the Islands a fne
breed of Attorney cattle. This call true public
spirit, aud such a man deserves the lasting graft
tude Of the people for such exhibitions of liberal
ity that few possess. We learn that out OF some
twenty mares of natives served by Mr.. Dowseti's
horse Mr.. ID. mas never received any compensation,
and that he offers TO any native having good brood
mare his horse tree OF Charge. This be does to
assist the native population, aud to bring good
stock Of horses into the Kingdom. And this We
call patriotism.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-19

TIE SUFFERING Pooh N SCoTLASD.-Last week,
through the personal exertious Of D. K. Fyfe,
ESQ, the sum of $500 dollars was collected from
feriug poor of Scotland. On Saturday evening last
the Hawaiian CaledoniAn Club had meeting, at
which q resolution was passed unanimously that
500 dollars out Of the funds Of the club now on
hand be appropriated in siG of the same benevo-
lent object, thus making the contributions Of
the Scolchmen and their descendants and others
on these Islands 10 this worthy object $50 dol.
lars which speaks well for the benevolence of our
people here, who can be moved at any time by tue
god-Iike feeling of charity to respond 10 any call
made upon them. We may say that the sum of
500 dollars, which was 10 be forwarded by the
steamer on the 18th inst, was almost if not alto
geiher the contributions of scotchmen and their
immediate descendants, and is therefore praise
worthy. But We desire 10 note the fact that a
society so young as that of the Hawaiian Caedo-
nian Club about three years od) contributing 100
dollars of the soeietys funds which speaks we'll
for that organization, and proves that it is 10 a
hourishing condition. We wish the Club all sue
cess aud large accession 10 lis numbers the pre-
sent year. At the meeting on Saturday evening an
election was held aud the old officers were all re-
elerted, except where vacancies had TO be filed in
consequence of members leaEing the Islands. This
the case in that Of the secretary ofthe Club Mr.
J. NJ Macdonald who having lett for home some
months ago, ID. X. Fyfe, WAS elected TO I'LL the va
eancy. The officers are: Hon. a s. Cleghorn,
Chief; Mr. Hendry. LIST Chieftain; d. X. Fyfe,
Secretary; r. E. Mcintyre, Treasurer. The minor
ofncen will be announced at the next stated meet
Ing. @ s 81 E4 % I'll rE7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-03-19

BURGLARS ABoUT.-on Saturday night last a
family residing on Emma street had slight scare
about half past u o'clock. The family had all
retired to bed and there was no light about the
premises. The wife of Mr.. Robb, who occupies
apartments on the premises was lying awake,
when she heard noise in the front room and i'm
mediately afterwards saw the flash of match. By
the light OF the match she could plainly see man
with white handkerchief or cloth round his head,
Int could not tell whether the person was white
or colored man. The lady gave the alarm bv scream
ing which awakened her husband. The burglar on
hearing the scream fed pursued by the lady and
husband, bat The rascal was too fleet OF foot for
them and got away Our people cannot be too
careful nowadays and should keep their doors
and windows fastened at night. Il will not do to
be too careless or they may have cause TO regret
their want Of prudence. We mention the above
occurrence in order to put people upon their
guard in future. Remember that the man who goes
out TO commit burglary goes also prepared to
commit murder rather than be caught in the act.