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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

NOTICE Is hereby siven that In Pursuance of at
~ ct the Legislature of ths state o( kaasas entitled
An act "a provide ior and r~Esss~ the registration
Ut voters In cities Of the nrst aud second elias. and
REVIVAL all prior acts In r~latioa The book.
Tor the registration OF voer In the city of Sana
now opr" rs required BY said act All voters desr-
Ia be r'Yss~rrd must si4sss In person b-ierv The
f'gi-tsred and give hrs nsns~. as~ oesup,stou, amt
particular place ot rrs'd~nce e-xnAi,sg the sainbsr
of lot ansi street block upon which he rvs~s The
said reyisratisn sai books wtii he AMI oI.~n
al my Once In the Court Hcass until further notice
In tesiirnony whereof have hsranto set my hsni
sn's official seal. THIS ieth day of Aprii A D. is.s
=, =. tssALl Y. u. BOWEN,
u-a Inv tietA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
Of the MeetinQ Of the
Board Of Equalization.

NOTICE h hereby given that the Board OF Cosnty
~ Commissioners Of Saline County. kAnsas. viii
meet ~ board Of e0ualisssioa at the cierks
ONCE In ssiina. eslise county, kaaaas % tn arst
Monday In June, being The End day Of June is.y ii
which time and plscs all In asseauruls will
cerrvct-i. and relief granted Justice and equity
may demasst. After the a.ijoarnm~nt OF said So.ri
no absissnenks III be allowed.
In witness whereof have h~rvunto srs nv haul
add amxrt nv ofncial s~ai this :Ssh day OF Aprii
isss W. 4. SLOAN,
lsGALl Co~nty Cierk
by x. x. bsvsS D~paty u-U
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

Is strictly vegetable preparation ,aod
will positively cure Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Acidity Of Stomach, coming
up of food. Pain in pit Of Stomach, Low
Spints, B,liousocss, Constipation, Jsan-
dice, Liver Complaint or any affection Of
the Stomach or Liver, IN tho shortest
time possible. You aro not asked 20
bay until yoa know What you are get
ting. Therefore. - yos valss jour sx-
isteoce, do not Gail to 90 70 your drug
gist, Howard n. Sale, Salina, and get .
trsal bottle free ., charge, Which vill
show what regular ore dollar bottle
will do. Ask for Da. Kis0's CAIIroeSrA
GOLDEx CoxPouxD, ed take no othss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, let
Ter; Chopped Hands, ChilbIains Corns
and Ill kinds Of Skin Eruptons. This
SaiYs 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect sat
isiacsioa in every case OF money refund
ID. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
By Howard y. Sale SalinA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
AdMiniSfr0fOr's Notice
~ Sale 81 Reel Esfafe Of MIS-. ~. Beel~au,
Deceased, 10 psy debts.

NOTICE v hereby given. thai ta~ ussisr.iss-t Al
AZ nsini.trator Of asid estsi~. will o6er at t.hc
nnction At the east 'ioos ~ thu tourt Hou.e
efy OF Saiiun, In Saline county. and State OF kssss-
on Nonstay, the 2nd day Of June, 4, % t-.s. 81 2
o'eioek m. Of said day. the follow ing ~.i.i.
viz.
The northwest quarter Of Secii,n H. Tow s-hip is.
Range west of the siSth rrseiI.s M.r.ii an s the
County snd state Aforesaid
Terms: Ons-taif cash hand and the bslHnrs ~
annual fnsnfs. not Ia ~>e~~ years t~r
cent i.trr~st. sec'sst'as Ia ss'r Of thu fr.iis
Court 20 >kt.sspN,
.Sw Admi-i-irstor.
SsitnS, kar.a-. Apstl ~ $50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
Election Notice.

Two TIE votsvs OF Sesomoa iownssip. is s.i,ss
Il County. ksasas:
whsvess, . t~titios ,issed by fsssy.ave vossss oS
sad sownshiv. for tho bassdsaG Of bridges
Sypesm Csese; nee bstfss - ~ vk~vs eighty
s~ctsoe 10. township IT, rsase vessi tAe brsas~
u ~ mar wssre the sseetos pss county rod
~. range vests nd siss cf isssisG bosds Of sssl
soiomos Hvpship. fos vsssss nssdres Dollar, 70
AID ~ boitdta6 tbs sstd too bsttgss, fssa
s~stsd 20 tfs tevssesp board a sssooss township
ssktsg voes 90 IL sses1s~a.
1hssxforv. b. hBouD, thSs 90 H. Eth dsy Of 0sy.
q. ID. 1Gs. h<tw~~s ths hosss al . e'einek A. ssa
o'clock . -, ~ rcb~ss ssbyo, kos.s. sssd Svn-
bosds for tn bsikssg a sssd ksbsss = shs ,pss.is
afc~essh All thas voeass 10 fsvos cs tn bstss.s
Ysvpessd, sAsiI hese wrea~s - DsisssS tSsw ssI
.'Ags,nss IL tssAGss ed hssds"
ArsSs .. ~. COlllNA. Tovsshsv Trvss~~.
.. n. WADOdsG. Tyvssksp 1ssss
DsssA Avri usf. issy. 7-A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

IlY VIRTUE Of - order Of aale issued out Of the
1Cpssrict Court OF he lsth Judicial Distcs within
and for TIE cOanty of Sslae aad Slsse OF kalsas
the above entitled caoe aad TO NJ directed and de-
liverest. wlll - Saturday. The losh day Of May. A.
u. lSsy, - o'clock. p % said dav as thr east
door OF the court hOnse IN the city Saiina Saline
Counsy kanaas. offer sor sale public sucoa 10 TN
hghcse bsdsisr Tor cash IN hand. the following DE-
scribed real esenee, To- UT:
Lot No - On 1sh street. los No = 81 street. lot No
- On I'd street. ioe No - 3sh street. ls No !.
9Th street. lot No g santa fe avrsue. los No
santa Pc sssnae. lot No North ssrrs, ell IN the
CITY 81 SAsa IN snAd county. according % the or,G,-
nal plat Of said city recrrleA In the Rexisser
Deeds odce In the county asoresAki.
sa RAJ ess.s: = taken = shs prcperty Of ths with
and Tire hundrrd and TWsssy Five roS IS ol Del
iar Said rea eseste 70 b sSld ssissy sshi order
OF sale or . part shsreof
shertGs odce. S.lina. Saline County Kaasas. April
9TH. ISIS. r. D. BAEan.
wv sheriff of saline Co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
Notice.
!: s:; I; =: :, -: % =: ~

COMPLAINT having beea catered as this oace by
~ T.. Wsshbsrn aeainss n. B Nod, tor sbaaioa-
ing his homestead saery No. 1854. dnsed Juse ~. ISIS
upon the north half 0r he south quarter cf src
ton o. township u. raaGe wsse - SAltne county.
ksnsas, with view % The canoeasiea a said eusry
The SAIL partscs are hereby saOmoosd u appear at
this oce On the lssh day % June. luse, q II cock
A To rsspond nd mrnisA asseiaaay eoscernins
SAID alleged sbandoanseas. T. l.. BOND,
BNW Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
KANSAS TO The FRONT!

The Leading Whes, State in the Union in I-.s AMI
The Fourth Corn sta,e--1he 6rssf Kansas
Harvest Of i-.- solid for
the '.aoiGes Belf.'
The celebrated Grain Bit Of country IN ffe limestone
s~ction Of Central Kansas. trayerse by the kxBss.
Pacific.
The following s;Aienrnts are taken from the rrporf
Of The ksn-s- state Board Of Agriculture for I---:
onMSAR0 kanszs rtses frurn the Eleventh Wh~a;
WWSUu state IN is-s tn ne PRS; Wheat stair Ia
the Unson i..- producing % Il ba-,s.ss cs rin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
GhertTs Sale.

SHERIFF. Sale
he Board Of County Commiassosers)
OF Saline c0unsy. kaneas.
Mil reserve I. 8 nod % Walsas aasl
81 stresss. sorsh Of Walnut and -.ss
Los , On EisA.h street.
q. 49, Third
&c - 90 &c
=. = I" FinA =.
:. g.. SAINT. ?. Av....
q. - o o I. a.
=. 3. North strees
And IN he original city a Selias II
Saline COuaey, kAnnas, aDi oah<v
pruperty, aad 9arah Z Ritaeeraid,
Sasnpel BAR. Charles ~ banas,
Robert 0cCall I , RrnADey. David
b Powers and Hoary G. Uuvis,
Trustees oftAe RiFse baptist Church
Of Salina, Wfalian A Pkillirs. Mary
Z Brown, Hattse K RroWn krthar
BroWa, David Known. Dccpoeri.
Josrph Hamiii, Jamrs x nroo1.
merr, William j. Good. i-brccS q
Hughes. Besjamin d Rigiow. II d
Jeanersoa snd Mary CIout>y and
oeAers unknown, end al persoas
having 0rclai0iaG - iutrrvss IN
said Fral property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11

shot and brought il tumblng down like
a house of cards. The greenback leaders
will do their best to keep up their organiza-
ton. and there will. no doubt. be fanatics
enough TO afford them some following: but
thousands of honest workingmen. who were
persuaded last wear that the government could
not resume without bankrupting business and
paralyzing industry, see that they were de
ceived, and will repair their error by voting
for the party which sustained resumption.
Confronting this divided opposition. which
only appears formidable when it hides its
present weakness behind the returns of last
years election is united republican party
determined to regain for Maine its old place
at the head OF the republican column. The
republicans contend for principles of vital
Importance To- the welfare of the whole coun-
try. They have as their leader the most bril-
liant and magnetic of American statesmen,
and they are enisting in the work OF the can
vass some of the foremost republicans of the
country, Secretary Sherman being one of the
first recruits. Their candidate for governor,
although not widely known, repre-
sents no clique, but the whole party. They
have only to complete thorough local or
ganiZation and make an active. aggrcssiv
canvass to win a victory that will exert n
powerful influence on the elections in all the
States which vote next fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11

II the canvass in Maine does become a
lively one, it will be because the waning
greenback party and the dispirted democracy
do not put enough energy into the contest to
call out the vigor and combativeness which
animate the republicans. All the democrats
have the remotest hope of accomplishing i,
to defeat an election by the people and force
repetition of last years farce of the choice
of minority candidate by combination in
the Legislature. The greenbackcrs appear
to have no expectations save to pick up a
few local offices by trades and coalitions
with the democrats, and to elect here and
there member of the Legislature. 1t is
frankly admitted by democratic leaders that
il makes no difference whether their follow
ers vote for Garcelon their own nominee for
Governor, or for Smith, the candidate of the
greenbackers, because IA vote for either will
be equally effective in sending the election to
the Legislature, which is the end to be ac-
complished. All principle is abandoned.
The democrats will act as Acknowledgement
hackers in localities where such tactics will
be most effective, and the greenbackers will
serve as Acknowledgement wherever such
course will draw most votes from the re-
publican ticket. The only reason why there
has not been an open fusion between the two
parties is a fear that some hard-monev dem
ocrats might be repealed, and some grecnback-
ers OF republican antecedents might refuse
to train with the allies of the solid South.
The weakness of such a canvass as the
democrats have set out to make lies in the
fact that there are always a considerable num-
Der OF voters, even in the democratic party,
who imagine that political contests ought
to be fought on principles, and who do not
think the election of a few men to Office by
trades and combinations with other organiza-
tons result worth working for. The mere
chance Of defeating a choice by the people.
and forcing the republicans in the legislature
TO elect Garcelon as trife less odious than
smith, or, in case the democrats and green
hackers can unitedly control the legislature,
hipping copper TO determine which party
shall have the governorship is not prospect
calculated to develop much enthusiasm in the
democratic canvass. While the democrats
are thus without hope of legitimate success
the greenbackers are demoralized by the fact
OF successful resumption, which has struck
their rickerty fabric of argument like a solid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11
From the Boston journal.
Give Credit to Whom Ii Is Due.

The first half year after the resump-
ton Of specie payments has closed with
unusual activity of industry and commerce
and with brighter prospects for the future.
There is scarcely branch of industry
that has not felt the pulsations of a new
life, while in many important branches of
business the transactions have been of un-
precedented magnitude Labor is now
more fully employed, and, taking the pur
chasing power Of wages into considera-
ton, is better paid than at any time since
the panic. Indeed. taking a survey of the
whole field and judging from the reports
OF those engaged in the many industrial
pursuits OF the country, the progress of
recuperation. since it set in after specie
resumption was assured, has been more
rapid and widespread than prudent men
have anticipated. Confidence, which must
underlie all improvement, is a plant of
slow growth. In the present instance, it
has received many rude shocks; but it has
at length so far returned and has become
so strong that it has caused Legitimate
business enterprise to send out strong and
vigorous roots in every direction. To-day
the general opinion not only Of business
men but of the most careful and most ex-
perienced judges is that the country has
fairly entered upon long period of in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11
Business Steadily Improving in
Lewiston and Auburn,

The Lewiston journal saws the improve
ali the mills and factories in Levi >,on have
experienced during the last six months and
which have attended the resumption of specie
payments. have reached the retail traders,
the wholesale dealers and laboring Glasses of
Lewiston and Auburn. The bad weather of
June incidentally had bad effect upon trade
for the time being, but it would be hard TO
find more cheerful class of men than the
merchants of Lisbon and Main streets are
to-day. There is none of the furry and cx-
travagancc in trade that existed before the
war, but the demand for goods is better than
it has been for several years, and the retail
ers 90 to market more frequently Profits
are small but sure. and the percentage of loss
on shopworn and unsalcabc goods has great
" diminished. People don't see signs ike
'take your pick for fifty cents" hung over
show eases and bushcl baskets rs commonly
as they used to. Laborcrs are finding en-
ployment with good success, and are going
back to the farms in larry, numbers. This is
"A most pleasing indication. Loafers are not
SO plenty as they have been for many years
past. n great part bl tit surplus bI IaDOf
that has tried to live in Lewiston has found
employment elsewhere. Frenchmcn in large
numbers upon whom the climate and the
huddled lives of Lincoln street had dcbili-
tating effect, and made poor class of citi-
zens. have returned Ia the bracng air of their
Canadian farms. Those that remain are at work
and are earning money enough to pay their way
along comfortably. \ gentleman who has
every means of knowing, says that the French
men in vision have not been so well of
for wears as they are to-day. He knows of
several men who have had nothing to do for
two years, who are now at work and work
nearly every day in the week.
As was to be expected the grcenback papers
are wild with delight at the failure OF the
Dcnnison Manufacturing Co. of Mechanic
Falls. Without any examination OF the facts
they attribute il to resumption. republican
legislation and the oppression of the banks.
But the truth is the failure has nothing to do
with these things. The company undertook
to manufacture rifles and put in a large
amount of expensive machinery for this pur-
pose. There was little sale for the rifles and
this branch of the business was very unprotit-
able and dragged down the paper business
with it.
The Auburn shoe business made another
satisfactory exhibit last week. The total
shipments are zoos cases and the total re-
ceipts of leather have been 1870, lJ2 pounds
The number of cases is less than week be-
fore last weeks shipments. and is over twice
as great as the number of cases shipped in
the corresponding week of last year. The
receipts of leather in Auburn for a month
past are unprecedented. The shops are all
as busy as can be and the fall drive will com
mence in midsummer with a rush.
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Silver Coinage.

While the fusion democrats of Maine
declared in their State convention for I'M
limited coinage of silver, the New York
World puts its foot heavily down upon the
idea Of coming and attempting to give
currency to silver dollars of any less value
than the gold dollar. The following ex-
tract from an editorial in that paper de-
serves attention as a warning to the demo-
crazy of the danger they incur in advocat-
ing the unlimited issue of cheap silver
dollars.
The country is not likely to uphold any
party which endeavOrs to create u government
silver dollar or any other dollar not the true
equivalent in value and not meant to be kept
at true equivalcncy in value with our pres
cnt gold dollar. Any tinkering of the gov
eminent money or government currency
which does not interfere with that equivalen-
ey may be endured. Possibly the democratic
leaders in Ohio may bear this prediction in
mind! Ohio is largely governed by New
England and other Eastern influences. The
idea Of Ohio" has been powerful in the
West, but somehow even in Ohio that party
has always been victorious which kept the
furthest away from the Ohio idea. When the
Ohio republicans have been little less in
sane than the Ohio democrats in their fnan-
cial platform and little less devoted to the
idea Of Ohio" than the democrats, the re-
publican party has somehow always won the
day in Ohio. Can any party acquire public
confidence in this country and permanent po-
litcal power which Hampers with debts! Men
can contract specially in silver dollars if they
like or in paper dollars of a specified quality
but when they contract generally to pay IDOL
lars. with no descriptive words, and every
kind Of dollar at the time Of the contract
is in purchasing power equivalent to
gold dollar, the law must compel
the payment Of dollar which is equivalent
to gold dollar, and not permit the discharge
II the debt with any other dollar. There
are now too many existing contracts in this
country in the form of national, State, city
and railway bonds, there are too many peo-
pie living on the income received from their
investments and from trust estates. to make
any uore legislative tampering with the quail
ity Of our 'dollar" either safe or comforta-
BILE for any party. The American gold dol
lar is now our standard, and its weight and
fneness must not be either diminished or in
creased by statute. No party can safely adj
vOcate modification by such statute means
Of the relation Of this gold 'dollar' to any
other dollar. No matter how many silver
dollars we may have, we must have and keep
gold dollars worth of silver in each silver
dollar, whatever the ratio Of the two metals
TO one another may be. The political party
which falls from this standa.d will in the end
fall from power. The people who have
something to lose outnumber in this country
the people who have nothing to lose.
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CAMPAIGN
KENNEBEC JOURNAL

The KENSEBEc JOURNAL will be Issued for the
Campaign at the following rates.
Weekly Journal, II weeks, begin
ming with the number published July
2, end ending with that published
Sept. 8, 80 Cts.
Daily Journal for same time as
above. $l.20
No Discount from shove rates to clubs. Terms cash
in advance. No postage to be paid by subscribers.
The first issue Of the Weekly Campaign Journal
will contain full report Of the proceedings Of the Re-
publican State Convention The last Issue will give
the result Of the election.
For the raising Of lists Of subscribers must de.
pend upon voluntary work by local committees and
setive friends Of the Republican Work should
beign at once. and be pushed with vigor
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a GREAT ENTERpRISE.

The Hop Bittcrs Manufacturing Company
is one of Rochestcr's greatest business enter
priscs. Their Hop Bitters have reached n
sale beyond all precedent. having from their
intrinsic value found their way into almost
every household in the land Graphfc.
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The Argus Sees the Revival of
Business.

The Portland Argus of Thursday says
The most notable evidence of the revival
of business and increase of prosperity in
Maine i the rise in railroad property. Only
three weeks ago only $4,000 was offered
for the city's interest in the Portland ( Roch-
ester railroad on Tuesday it sold for SGl,-
800 above that sum, and was good bargain
To boOt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11
ITCHING PILES

are moisture, like perspiration, intense Itch
ing increased by scratching, very distress
ing, particularly AT night as if pin worms
were crawling in and about the rcctum. the
private parts are some times affected; if al
lowed to continue, very serious results may
follow DR. SwAYNE's ALI HEALING OINr
MENr is Il pleasant, sure cure.
HOVE CuREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were as
above described. the use of Swaync's Oint-
mcnt in a short time made perfect cure.
J. w. Christ. Boot 4 Shoe House. ga n
I'd 81. I. E. WE,MAN, Halter, $ :. Eighth
St, rhia.
Reader, if you are suffering from this dis
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch, Scald
Head. Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crus-
~, Scaly, skin Eruption. use Swayne's
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt of price. lin curren
cy or postage stamps. 30 cents box, three
boNe, Sl.2j. Address letters. DIR. Swaync &
Son. $40 \. Sixth ST. Philadelphia. No
charge for advice. sold by leading drug
gists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta.
sept20teod&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11

Dr. & W. BEN~pN'S Celery and CuNMoMIIt
PILLS prepared expressly to sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Dysleptic Headache, Neuralgia
and Nervousness, and will cure any Price 50
cents, postage free Parsons, Bangs Co, Portland,
General Agents.
That Cold OF Yours may run INTO con sumption
il YOU don't take DIR. A. J. Fiaggs Cough and Lang
syrup.
The Holman Liver Pad is the only genuine, ana
positively cures as advertised
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HERBERT N. HEATH, Esq.

Memorial Hall. WEST VAUDEVILLE, at II O'Clock
+. NJ. Friday. July 18th.
BELGRADE MILLS, Saturday, at Il O'Clock 7. NJ,
July u.
II.
Citizens Hall, NORTH VAssALBoRo'. at "A O'Clock
p. n. Tuesday. July Is.
WAYNE VILLAGE, At Il O'Clock p. NJ, Wednesday.
July 10.
The Town House, READFIELD, at "A O'Clock +. NJ,
Thursday, July II.
Lincoln Hail. SOUTH GARDINER, at 4 O'Clock Z.
n, Friday, July IS.
Town Hall. MONMOUTH, at a O'Clock p. ~, Satur.
dAy, July 10.
Town Han. WINsLow, At "A O'Clock T. NJ. Monday,
July u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-11

Eben +. Pillsbury has stirred up hornets
nest amoung the Maine Republicans by i'm
pugning the war record of their candidate
for Governor They tell Eben +. that he is
not only liar, but that he was a Copperhead
of the most malignant type Boston HeraH