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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-04
FOR SALE.

SMALL PIECE OF LAND CONTAINING
N eight acres aud dwelling house. situated
on the c., G. T. road, one hall mile from Clinton,
Ohio county. W. Va. on good terms. For further
particulars Cail on JOHN J. JACOB. at Clinton,
or J. &. HERVEY, 1906 Market street, Wheeling,
~ va Oc2WSefg
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SQUIRE MIN,

John Ebenweinder swOre out war
rant against Louisa Miller, before the
above Justice, charging her with a
breach of the peace, in that she hit him
in the face with a plate. The Justice
held her in the sum $50 to Keep the
npscp for one wear.
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Thermometer Record.

As taken ut Schncprs Opera House
drug store;
MONDAY.
ISIS l>7A
A. So y "a 20 20 81 50
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|. BLUM & BRO.


CIOaks and DOlmanS. the finest
stock. l. BLUM IL BRO.
Circulars and listers. thebeSt as
sortment. |. BLUM & BRO.
Black and Fancy Silawls. largest
variety. /. BLUM Il BRO.
Black and COlOred Silks, at bot
tom prices. |. BLUM q BRO.
Handsome Dress Goods. from
l0c upwards. |. Blu VI x BRO.
Blankets and EianneIs, lower
than manufacturers prices.
/. BLUM * BRO.
You can save money by dealing
at l. BLUM * BROS.
Satins, SelVeis and Fringes,
large display. |. Blu VI x BRO.
Lowest Prices and Newest
Goods always az /. BLUM * BROS.
Ii is 10 your advantage TO deal at
|. BLUM Il BROS.
No matter what Others offer, the same
always AOWCr at
|. BLUM & BROS.
We study DO please. and cannot
be under>Old Our stock is the largest
in the State. Give Us call, and oblige
L. Blum AZ Bro.
llO4 MAIN STREET.
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A beautiful assortment of
Ladies' and Genilemen'S Gold.
Silver and CelulOid Watches
lust received by Jacob w.
Grusb. the JeWeier. Washing
tom Hall. corner Market and
street.
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ScSif Il iOm
ctarha
quanti o
the nOst . ?
writes
.rndl inauy
land siuchC hay
The o.
In onab
Gr.g Manuht Of
piled the EucO
has ta 1f itself
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ALL Sheet Music at hall price, at
Shields, Washington Hall.
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3Q5eelin9 8e9lstrr
LOCAL lNTELLIGEECE.
Index to New Advegtisomonts.

Challenge--Frank Goodwin.
LOst-GOld Chain Bracelet.
Attention, Sir Knights.
Nail City Lauterns-Cummins x
Woods.
SheriTs Sale Of Delinquent Lands
Local Page
Cloaks and DolmarS-I. Blum & Bro.
Head OF Local.
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NV. BECK,
Brass Founder and Machinist,

No. = SIXTEENTH -, Wheeling, W. VA.
Plumb.u. Gas sud steam fitting will receive
p-u.1.' sttcutlou. BabDit Metal. Pig Tin, Anti
m1.r Blsmuth. sheet GUN, Gum and Hemp
Packing cou>tsutlvou hand jy2s
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JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays Judiciary Proceed
ingS,
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
Court met at 9 o'clock \. NJ.
Alex. Higgs VS.. John Blayney, in
debt. The case went TO trial before the
following jury: Jas. Reed, Il, a. Bey-
mer, Samuel Litten, 4. Iahrling, NJ.
T. Carr. r. S. Williamson, John White,
w. l.. Gilbraith, Samuel Buchanan, j.
II. Ferguson, c. j. Rawling, John Ritz.
Case still on trial
Adjourned until to-day at9A.M.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at o'clock p. NJ.
In the case of p, W. IL Ky, +. K. VS..
b. d o. X. X. on motion by defendant
for new trial. The court gave its de-
cision, overruling the motion.
Adjourned until to-day.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Five cases were before this court, yes
terday, one drunk, two Migrants and
two disorderlies being the component
parts of the make up. All paid but the
second named, who were sent up for
thirty days each.
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Tr1de.phia Accommodation.
Leave NU... ms ......-....-N ti A. " ~ = -
Tickets rp glI UriUg.pa, points on sale az depot.
gsicc omen arsl hour, during the day.
Information to tle travelling public Gheeriuily
81 sen. W. ~ 'itN n 4 > "a, on a., a.
h. T. DEYERlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIST OF REAL ESTATE


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
ii'.hiish-'i Ihnrs.iiy, July ;. lsss
Ordinance No. PSI.

A. ORDINANCE providing Tor III. con-iru stioa at 4.
sidewalk the s.ith sti- al MULBERRY street iron
S-y-nth IL Eighth STREETS.
&c "a e..Liiaei By tAc Bays and C,..eils..s @, "a,
cify Of .SIi'sa, has-a-
SECrI.N 1hst every Of any real estsf. al,fs
tang tn. south sri. 1T Mulberry sts-.t tr-fa Sc,
.Gt To E,yht streets, "a ssiJ etiy IL Ss,ias here
by required Ia baitt Ia bee taiit by IA. ar-r
day at August iS.s, aHi attain a ,,.t. wxlk in
described IN ssrt'oa of th,a ordinance. AMI IL IN
sise"n s.d approval oi The Committee -tr~sts
and si. " aiks.
sue THE Sidewalk hereby pr.vii~,i for shall
te VI even grad. throughout ia be by lLe
SAIL cpmmttss streets sai sbts SAiks II >tii ~.
nse isri ~is cosstruct..I ot III. IL :.
qualify vi eil'."n ilas pisak two inches tsisE and
spiked Win ts".ts t-usy sAiis. snt snail H. sup
p"riesi by 10 inch stras-r-, Well iass~ saj spa
Nssi WITH tseEy -tbes..y ss- The stGisxess sLsli
sad Sidewalk may be iiaalr Aforesaid, OF E,..d
2aaiIty OF hard nrsk with sab-tst..i
sc The ssid obasssstts~ STREETS aud ssts-
wAiks SAIL practicable alter t- Gtst iay e
August. t-s cAst>s - t~ ebu>tTsts-t, thr .iw ala
prortfs-f Tor IN this ordinance, and a thu manner
specified h.r-n. IN front II ai lof. ssi part
where owners h,s. saI complied In rsxs,rs-
mests al ihIs ordinance.
Spc- q. The .Ny-n.~ Of bsiliiag -arh 81. ala by
the sad eomniitt.~ shall H. as-~s.si s-ss-t thu raj
.ststr atutthx Thereon. snooriiss 10 The fs,saf
ther-of, ami shall b- COLLECTED visrr such
rrai estate.
sac ) Thts ordnance shall tske eject and b. 10
issrcs from aud After ITS pubesfs"a -ALrSs
Gown JoCkNAL- Ma. BkEs, NAycg
Approved June sxh. i-.s.
hereby certify thr sboys .si laress.ax Ia h. true
AMI oerrcet copy ct or,axser S.~.sf BY syer
AL csaHciiinea 81 ti- Cay si sAisna Jss~ -. i-s
Attest; y I:ogrS CITY u.fk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

In another column will DO found an
article published by the Lyndon Times,
referring to the much talked OF railroad
from Salina eastwardly. If there is.one
thing the good people of Salina are firmy
united upon having, is line IF railroad
which will give us good eastern con-
nections. The people are not set upon
any particular route. They desire to be
relieved of the inconven,snces which
they now suffer, and tho road which lie
certain to be built, and affords tho relief
sought, is the one which will be firmly,
unitedly. enthusiastically striven for.
At the present time, the Missouri Pacific
Extension, or what is known as tho Gar
rison road, promises to be soon in such
IN available condition as will bring TO il
the support Of the section. Some good
news PERTAINING to Its carly construction
has already been received, but the
announcement of it at this time is not
authorized. The surveyors, who are
to make, or are making, the preliminary
survey, are expected hero this week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Serenading, Harvesting, etc.
Dpo. L .~,,

BROADyiEw, KANSAS.
EDITORS JOURNAL: The average Gran
ger who has been laundering all day in
the muddy harvest field with stubborn
machinery thnt'refuses to turn wheel,
unless they have firm footing on terra
frmd, is averse to being walked out of
"balmy sleop-that sweet restorer of
tired nature" but is wonderfully molli-
fed when no hears the sweet strains OF
music floating out on the nigh: ar dur
ing its silent hours, produced by some
self sacrificing and benevolent serenad-
ing party. The suburban Jewellers Of
Broadview were thus favored last night
Thank you 8. J. and W. If, however, we
have missed our guess, give US another
trial at il.
Tho wheat harvesting is progressing
slowly. If the rain continues and the 18th
should DO favorable day for harvesting,
our devotion to our country will be
screly tried, but VIC trust all things will
prove favorable for tho celebration OF
the 4th, as tho time is coming, and now
Is, that our patriotism should be made
manifest,
Since the heavy rains tho chintz bugs
have boon considerably repulsed. A
Salinsite remarked fow days ago that
the present would prove to be good
season for corn, whiskey and Democrats.
Of course country goenhorn could not
be expected to see tho force of tho as.
sertion. The corn We think good
thing, but it is q pity tho othcr:commod-
tiles are in It. ANON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Published fhurs.izy. July 3. Is.s
Ordinance No. 1SG.

AN ORDINANCE provi,iin- for the construction Of a
sidewalk on the east side at seventh street be-
tween Ash and Elm streets.
Be t ordaiaed by the Mayor nd CoanciiB.ss Of TIE
City Of Saiina, kdnsds:
SECTION l. That every OF any real estate abut
ting the east slc Of Seventh street between A.h
AMI Elm streets, in said city OF Saina is hereby re-
August, ls19, and 10 maintain sidewalk in front OF
such real estate sail street, in the manner Is de-
scrbe in section Of this ordinance. and 10 the sat
isaction and approval OF the committee on street. and
sidewalks.
SEQ. 2. The sidewalk hereby provided for shall BE-
Of even grade thr0ughOuf-tO be determined by the
said committee streets AMI sidewalks II shall lie
five feet and four inches wide constructed OF the
quality of common pine plank two inches thick ami
spiked with 20 penny nails and shall Ia supported by
twenty penny nails. The stringvrs shall la laii ON
flat stones placed 1t intervals ot iour feet sail side
walk may be- built ~ aforesaid OF good quality of
hard brick with substantial stone curb.ng.
SIC 3. The said committee streets AMI side
walks sh all practica. alter the first ,isy
Of August ls.9. cause T., be constructed, the sale
walk provided Tor In this ordinance. AMI the IAN
specified herein, in frni al all lots anil OF
lots where owners have nut soiaI'i with the require
fnenis of this ordinance.
SIC. T. The expense of building such sidewalk by
the said commiti- shall he asS.-Sss against the real
estate Auditing Thereon according t. the front Lost
thereof. and shall bc collected other such
real estate
; That this or,iin .acr take effect an. he IN
tor from ani alter i- Publication SALINE
COUNTY JurRSaL.
Vim. BERG,
Approved June soih, ls.9. Mayor
hereby certify the above aud foregoing To lie true
AMI o.'sT'ci copy III Az ordinance s,i lag the Mayor
ind GsInciin.n oi the ,uy 81 Sa,na, June 70. 10,
Attest; T.. r.. BowrN. tuy ti-tE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

ith.--A physician in his intercourse
with q patient under the care of another
practitioner, should observe the strict
est caution and reserve. No meddling
inquiries should be made no disingen-
nous hints given relative to the nature
and treatment of his disorder nor any
course of conduct pursued that may di.
rectly or indirectly tend to diminish
the trust reposed in the physician ON
ployed.
5th.-No one can be considered as q
regular practicio ner or a fit associate in
consultation whose practice is based on
an exclusive dogma,to the rejection OF
the accumulated experience of the pro-
fession.
DR.. J. b. Greger, stated that no had
received from the Society of tho State
Board of Medical examiners some blank
afidavits to DO used in applying for q
certificate to practice medicine under
the new law. These blanks can be had
of tho secretary of the Society Or.
CLARK, } on application.
DR.. Il. II. Switzer, made some inter
ostipg remarks on tho treatment OF
hemorrholds with chronic acid, and
fistula in ano with elastic bands, IL
Illustrating with numerous cases. Tho
noxt regular meeting will DO held July
18th, at the office of DIR. GROCER.
CHAs. NJ. CLARK,
Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
bridge Items.


Bridge z. o. has been favored with
90 increase of mail service.
We arc for the Missouri Pacific Il. R.,
provided it will como down Gypsum
valley to Snlina.
Gypsum creek has not been "crossa-
BILE" for few days, only at the high
water bridge ut this place-all other
bridges being under water.
Rev Mendell, of Solomon City alter.
mates every Sabbath with Rev. Tsllman.
Presiding ut the White school house at
IL o'clock A. N.
C. A. kingmsR, Salins sidewalk
farmer. is erecting largo barn and ma.
king other improvements on his farm
on Gypsum.
Winter wheat will not DO as good as
-sxpectsd. Fbe late dry weather did not
let tho berry fifl out as it should, and it
will be iuorc or loss shrunkcn. Spring
whsat aud oats are coming out better
than vas expected. Corn looks prom
using. mud Oh" indications arc that it
~iii t.s' worth Ia cts. per bushel this fall.
Early r.,n,."s are making their second
growth Gs,d-n vegetables arc scarce,
and gardening 50 far this season has not
been "A success. A. d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
New CAmbri Crumbs.

We believe it has been raining.
The Saline river is on another high.
Wheat IL mostIy harvested, and corn
is looking finely.
Mr.. Lewis D"nmyss, Sr. is ly ing very
dangerously i'll tor the past week, We
hope soon Ia hcar of his recovery.
DR.. Lewis, OF Abilene, WAS circulating
among friends here on Monday and
Tsss.tsy.
The &th will be celebrated here by the
people Of tho country. Asa Wells will
Be chief marshal and master of ceremO-
Mes ut the grounds, and no more effic.
lent gentleman eoald have been select
cd tor this service. There will be enough
tsa and grub tor the state, and cvery-
body is invited.
Il il with much regret that We an.
0Ounes The death Of Mr.. Thomas Hous.
Ton, who departed this life June 18th,
1t the residence OF J. II. Stiffier, aged 81
years and s months. He Was . sufferer
tor sevessl years before his death, but
he bore hrs Affections with christian for
titude aud patience. His remains we're
INFERRED IN tho Highland cemetery.
NJ. +. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Rreekvile ItcmS.

DR.. Buiisrd and family left on Mon.
day Ear Northeastern Kansas.
Wohsd = display Of fireworks Tuss-
day night; The boys couldn't wait uutil
the lth.
K. e. Morgan has sold ont the Brook.
vilei Aad Ellsworth Times spd Was
around tbs forepart Of the week settling
up mis- bssioess.
TAa work on the hall has been sus-
ponAsd owing 10 the excavation being
fllsd with water.
At the eiection on last Wednesday
Tor The psrpOse OF voting bonds 70 the
sNbsss OF 5000 for . new school
house, ,hs SOtes stood l02 for and I
Agaanss the honda.
Some Of oar people Arc going to Kan.
80 City. some to wakeeny, and some
oct to Palmer's grove, on the 4th.
We now have . jewclry shop; the
proprietor 10 . young man fronNilwau.
kes, Wis. He will DO found 6rst door
sssst Of Obsr, Hageman & Whittredges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

The people arc complaining about
having no shoemaker. We have two
shops, but both shoemskers arc out OF
town.
s. D. Decker, has been ailing for tho
past week, and started the forepart OF
the week for Wallace, and will perhaps
60 on to Denver,if he docs not get bet
ter on reaching Wallace. Asthma is the
trouble. We are sorry that S. d. should
be thus afflicted, as be is doing SO well
in his business which is increasing
every day and demands his presence.
CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Proceedings OF the Saline County Medi.
cal Association.

cal ASSOc1utiOn.
Tho regular mecting of tho Society
was held at tho Office of DIR. Clark,
Monday, Juno S0th, with tho usual full
attendance Of members in regular stand
ing.
Tho proceedings wero conducted with
an unusual unanimity of sentiment and
expression, and it is TO DO hoped that
future meetings may DO characterized
BY the same spirit OF good fellowship.
After the routine business was dis
patched, tho committee on permanent
organization reported that they had
agreed upon form Of constitution and
bylaws which WAS submitted to the
society, and after some little discussion
was unanimously adopted and ordered
published after tho next regular meet.
lug.
1t being considered that some gen-
eral rules should DO adopted rotating to
pecuniary acknowledgements from
patients and that it should be deemed a
point of honor to adhere strictly and
uniformity to them, q committee was
appointed by the chair to draft aFee-bill
to be submitted at the next meeting.
On motion the society adopted re-
port Of its regulations binding upon all
its members the code Of others adopted
BY the National Medical association,
and il WAS ordered that tho following.
relating to the duties OF physicians TO
each othor and tho profession generally
should DO read at each meeting.
lst.-Every individual in entering
the profession, as he becomes thereby
entitled to oil its privileged and immu-
mites, incurs an obligation to exert his
best abilities to MAINTAIN It's dignity
and honor, to exalt Its standing, and to
extend the bounds Of its usefulness.
He should therefore observe strictly,
such laws ~ are instituted for the
government of its members; should
avoid all contumelious and sarcastic
remarks relative to the faculty as .
body: and while by unwavercd dill
gence, he resorts to every honorable
means Of enriching tho science, he should
entertain . due respect for his seniors
who have BY their labors brought il TO
the elevated condition in which he
fnds it.
2nd.-Is is derogatosy to tho dignity
Of the profession to resort to adyerts-
ments, cards or hand.bilis inviting tho
attention Of individuals affected with
particular diseascs-publicly offering
advice and medicine ct chap ratc-l
promising radical cures, or to publish
cures and operations in the nowsps-
pers-to boast OF curos and remedies.
These arc the ordinary practices Of en-
pirios and arc highly rsprchcnsible in .
regular PhysiOiaa.
3rd.-Aedicine 10 liberal profession,
md those admitted into its ranks should
ound their expectations Of practice up
IN the sxtsnt of their qualifications,
not on intrigue or article. '
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

The Manhattan & Northwest Railway
WAS sold the other day for S6O, 600.
Z. b. Purcell, the we'll known merch.
ant of Manhattan was the purchaser.
The property consists of six miles OF
track, and twcnty milos of graded road
bed, running up the Blue River from
Manhattan. Tho Kansas Pacific was
one of the bidders.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

Speaking of the projected railroad
from Holden, No., to SAUNA, Kansas,
the Lyndon Times says: We can easily
account for the survey beginning at
Usage City. But, to be better under
stood, We will first state that the Mis-
souri, Pacific company owns what is
known g the "Holden Railroad, which
is now completed to Paols. Miami
county, Kansas, and which will soon be
TO Ottowa, as above stated. In 1871, or
az corps of surveyors, unknown to
tho people Of this county until they
were IN the borders of the county d.
rectly cast Of LydOn, made their ap-
pearance, and when asked why they
were running the line said they wore
surveying line for the Holden rail
road company, and that road would
sometime be built through on the line
they were surveying, which was TO ter
inmate at Council Grove, Morris county.
They ran the line through this place to
Usage City and from there to Council
Grove. Now, for q solution of the
problem. Why do they begin the sur
vey at Osago City and run it to Salina
or PISA Versa ! Easy enough! The old
survey is good enough from Ottowa to
Usage City, and a straight shoot for the
coal folds of Usage county. They be-
gan al Usage to survey tho new line to
Salina, leaving Council Grove "out in
tho cold" The circumstances prove
that the company intends to run the
line directly west from Ottowa to Usage
City which will exactly hit Lyndon in
the right spot, and from there on tho
new line run to Salina. The route
this county is natural ono ;
and has been surveyed for a number OF
years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

"Tears cannot restore my vile, there
fore l weep" is the inscription on q
French tombstone.
The school committee of lndisnapo-
lis appointed q committee CT ladies' 10
investigate tho question o: teaching
dressmaking and cutting in tho public
schools, and FIVE out OF thirteen g,rls
who were selected to cut and ut a
basque in the presence OF the commit
tee Succeeded perfectly, and only one
failed outright.
A woman may roveI in silks and
satlns, she may make her beauty re-
splendent with diamonds and Opals /;
she may attire herself in the most deli
cate cOlors until she looks sweeter
than the burst OF dawn on paradise /;
but Mt the same time she will cOndecend
to tie her hair up with the tag end Of
a pair of superannuated shoe strings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

An Encyclopaedia Of Cnirersai Ksoseiedgs, VOL
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

That emo account" Congress adjourn
Cd Tue,dn afternoon. Tho Brigadiers
will spend the heated term receiving
tho congrntul atoms Of the Johnnies
whom they have tried to represent to
the best of their ability.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

The President has signed tho order
for the reunuval of theU. 8. Land office
from Hays City to the new town OF
Wakeeney.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03
Meteorological.

Report for the month ending June %. ls.s. by Vim
Pettss. of Eureka township, Saline County, Kansas,
for the SALINE COUNTY JOUnxaL.
Latitude, 39e Longitude, Gs'; Altitude, las ieet.
Mean temperature for the month. 75s.
Above mean Temperature Of this mosah Tor years ~
Maximum temperature for month, le8'
Minimum temperature for month, e..
Ram fall Tor mouth, 5 - Inches.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

Ague sufferers viii be glad to learn
that the duty has boon taken from quiz
nine. They can now shake and take
Quinine al they please.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-03

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