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, 1880-06-24
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!este!na3 hltet"uu'. 4Ae'o ""o HsoAn ~
!lhVe MN convenient loe cousu4taitl'l. ino
lnfefproIalaoli pat ol lills acuon ~ uaE NaW
York is Unable 10 eneet compinauon on
l,aync or any otier uhio man, alI', ns ING
East does not taKe k,haly 10 Indiana, l,lln0's
may furnish uae heaa ot a1e t1ckot 9nd Cotl-
nectlout sceonh place'-fa!neS anu Enel'sn:
Whculer lhls IS correct d, tne scanehce WIZ
snow, nut mucn VIII aepeha on ne success
ol ne nego!i",lohs n progress: ,,,a hoahwh!1e,
MORRISON VIII nave tas poto OF ILLINOIS, on 1ao
early pallo1s. .....-.....-.
TAhDf DELEoATEs'
Tho delegates were tardy, rs usuni, 50
when " O'CLOCK arrived. ule hour 70 when
tile Convention Oh ADJOURNED, very lew were III
ulolr seats: Inc !lsl'ors wege more nfohps,
ana before ~ O'Clock tna EnsIelses were
packed WIN mn expcciAnt hiaiilttde.
The weather vas close allu hot, and not
breath of MIR stirring, so TINT the rapid move
1,lent of fans gave q lively appearance. Tho
prcss representatives who llnye work to do
l,one for MI early sine die adjournment
thrnuoh Tim inf]urncc of Tho sn]try tiay,
. ,,,,..a nArn
4,,o 1890 's .'s,.a,s ,sa,,,or,,,,., ha,x:,
49, 49, omr.t' - ~, nn
MM'1 !,a appeop,4hso Ao' ~ io"t'A " quay w
iit4cu tntllisiAsHl.
Waae Hampton and other faSoftls OF yes
to-day were chcercd Ms they entered.
TIE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS,
Mt this mornings meeting, granted mnre
time to tlle ul-Committce ia further tlircst
nnd nrpnnro the nIntfor,n. md tle Chairman.
t,,o II,,, Ironrt. 1vottorso,, ,,a i,;.t tr,,otoT
- ro,,,rt " tho rn,,van,jn,, mot ,ha rosn1".
~ ~ wy W. snaS ~ .sso.u
tso.s NG,o hot W. lenuy' a'ea ~ NsM tot
l"itlet .ls'e oh 1eHMl VI t"s eo"'u'nee'
anu 70 ask leave 10 report NJ any time' the
sentiment OF the Commlttee was That tile
Convention should proceed to ballot for d
candidate for President, and TINT tho COM
1nittee would |,nye fts rep0rt rcalv sou,e
linn IN r,ro thn t,nv Tho hntntnn ,vns az
,,rnseod niso thot the Co.vantin,, xso,,J,l ho
~ pso W.. s ~. sr.hss x..ten...
~. ' ~ -. .,..' ,.,naa ". ,,sa.., .s .,aa
tuo a.ista ~ '''!o .aa ,"." " psrs ato
n,rort was , no. m IN. ,no'eae'on OF 'nhasmons ,n
a'nonH he.noefs Ok tno co"'u'"'eo W u tao
e"o'eo'"'"''ee' q
. onpHN o
at m'eo tno Gna.tnan % eaeo ta' ene e"nsenon . 70,
~ u1'c9 ,1'u 'tioaaeIu eus WV. 1a".s ="
1N'"f. FscspJ "f'a" clelAS 'oan u ho'n'e'o'''
NY" VINO oaeee1 PRAYER.
is.a".as " NV 4u'taulea "as s",npsnsea WILL
Mr. asatechuufg nurHe' ot tnom'lo' onctea
Inc loii"Whg fesplnuon' ..,..s
Reso'red, That tho surviving soldiers q tho
WIT WIN o!c1lco' anu the "tao"s anh oephan
cu"alen u so'"!csS "eseabe"' "1o cn.nueu ~ T. .ae
Rfate1ul recognition OF the people OF tho onhca
sta'cs, Ahu congress Ought ~ ot"so toem " NO
placea On tne pension foh on 'ne sumo loo'1ns
"i'a sola'efs o1 'ne "af OF BE-
coa1t4IEEs.
Tho chairman stated toat tots RESOLUTION
would, under al order already adoPfod, 60 70
Ian committee on lHso'uuphs.
1he Cha'r then asRaa u tno Gomm!t1ee on
@feoentia|s WIS feady ~ report fcnhlu9 tao
answer mueh hhAsfn'cnt wy caused ~ Tue
, 1880-06-24

NALl&fT FOIL a uANl)lIATE
for President Of the United States, and tho
cal! of States WIS ordered.
Alubamn was passed.
Arkansas threw II votes for Field, which
was surprise.
Colorado cast one vote for Field and five for
Alphabet LoyclanA.
Connecticut scattered on three or four can.
dfdntcs.
Ocorgta nlso scattered, but gave eight
votes for Hancock.
Illinois voted solid for little Morrison, and
Indiana cast solid vote fur Hendricks.
OF COURSE Iowa divided its votes between
pretty much n'l tho candidates, and gayo two
votes for AtclHnnlA.
+ Kansas voted solid for Tom Quincy, Of
Ohio.
Kentucky scattered, but gave Tlldcn five
votes, which raised II storm Of applause and
hisscs; It also Eave Mcdonald one vote.
Upon the rpport Of tho vote for trilden
there was another storm OF cheers and
hlsses. A delegate denounced tho noise,
charging II to tie galleries. nnd give lIot!ce
that he would demand the clearing Of the
galleries II the disturbance should be ye-
newed. A 1Iden delegate maht TIC point
that other candidates had been eEeered with
out objection.
GOul5lAnl v1LlsN ROlu ICE l1AMCOck, lH nlSo
did the State Of Maine.
Massachusetts scattered and even split iis
VOTES In two to make Qell ~ further.
Michigan, determined to Guido Massa,
chuscts, brought several new ulen Into ths
field. among thea, Seymour, Mcclellan. and
i a"fayortt s0n by tho slallu Ut I.0tilrop.
Minnesota voted solid for lInncock,
Missouri gave TIldrn eleven votes, and
scattered the vote all ,lbout the Acld.
Nebraska voted solid for Payne.
Nevada divided her votes between Titde1
aid Field.
New Hampshire split Its vote into small
fragments.
Now JeIsey followed suit IN seattaring,
but gave one vote " Joet Parker, tho " H.
''yorit son."
New York stood solid for payne,--t |,
to say, 1tllen,
North CaroIina divided Ito votes chief,
% between Dayald amt liuncock, but gave ont
yote 10 Jeremiah s. Blmck
Ohio voted solid for Thurman.
UrGxon gave two votes for Ttidau IN mem
cry Of ILL attempt to steal the 6tata In ta7d
rcuusy!vauia gays iIa,wock w. and seat
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04

hiss and quick vibrating tails THAT
strange contagionl. waddle across the
slrshy snow. aud sail out upon the
barn-yard pond. Here is. the pile of
husks from whose bleached and rust
ling sheaths you picked the little ravel-
hugs OF brown for your corn-si!k cigar
cites. Did ever s'pure, Havana" taste
as sweet
Near BIZ we see the barracks stored
| with yellow sheaves of wheat. Soon
We shall hear the Intermittent music
81 the beating fail on the old barn
floor, now chincking soft on the bro
ken sheaf, now loud and clear on the
sounding boards. Upon the roofabove
we see the cooling doves, with nOdding
heads and necks cleaning with irides-
cent sheen. Turning, in an other cor
ner We look upon miscellaneous
group OF plOws and rakes and all the
farm utensils, and harness hanging on
the wooden pegs. There, too, is the lit
tie sleigh We love 50 well. Could il
but speak. how sweet 3 story ir could
tell OF io-ely drives through romantic
glens and moonlii woods, of lender
squeezes of the little hand beneath the
covering robe. of V whispered vows. and
Of the encireiing arn-a shelter from
the cold and cruel wind, But no
I'll say TO more: these are memories
too sacred for the common ear.
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
TINE Old BARN

from HsrReTs Nay.sise
Was ever perfume sweeter than that
all pervsding fragrance Of the sweet
scented hay andwas ever an interior
50 truly picturesque, 50 full Of quiet
The lofty haymows piled nearly to
the roof, the jagged axe-notched beams
overhung With cobwebs flecked with
dust Of hay.seed, with perhaps 0 dow
ny feather here and there The rude.
quaint hen boxes, with the lone nest
eEg In little hooks and corners How
vividly. how lovingly, l recall each
one!
In those snow-tound days, when
the white fakes shut In the earth down
deep beneath. and the drifts obstructed
the Highways, aud we heard the noisy
teamsfers, with snap Of whip and cI-
citing shouts, urge their straining OK
en- through the solid barricades; when
all the fences and atone walls were al
most lost to sight in the universal sys-
lanche and, hest Of all. when the lit
ile district shool-house upon the bili
stood in m impossible sea Of snow
then We assembled in the old barn tn
play. sought out every hidden corner
In our game Of hide-and-seek, OF
jumped and frelicked in the hay, now
stopping quietly TO listen 20 the tiny
squeak Of some Tustling mouse near by,
OF Il may be creeping cautiously to the
little hole up near the caves in srarcb
Of the big<yei o~i we once caught
mapping there. Ia . hundred ways
we paased the neeting hcurs.
Thegeneral features Of Nev England
barns Are all alike. The barn that we
remember is . garner full OF treasure
sweet - newmown hsy. Yoa Femem-
6er the great broad double doofs, which,
made their sweeping eircnii In the
snow /: the ruddy pumpkins. piled up
in the corner near the BINS. and the
wistfGl whinny of the old fArm-hor~Ss
with pricked-up eaN and eager pull Of
chain he urged yeor promps affentina
% your choeps the COWS, TOO, In the
maager seAlh-how sweet their per-
fumed breath! Outside the cosn-crib
saAnds. its golden stores gieamipx
thFoagh the oJen laths. and the oxen,
reaeA5ag With laSpang upeuSned
t0a&na. yeam ibs the tempeing fsase,
$50 nsas aed yet % fas.- The party.
coaossd hens GBpup themseIyes In rSeh
cuotyaa aeniHse tie sunny boards of
the Waek9e-beasea ahed, md the dueks
ssdSss,s VIII nasiing eessk snd huaky
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
A Wonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it. such =.
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds
Bronchitis, Hay Fever. Asthma, pain
in the side and chest. dry hacking
cough, tickling in the throat, Hoarse,
ness. Sore Throat, and all chronic oi
lingering diseases Of the throat and
lungs DIR. Kings New Discovery
has no equal and has established for
itself worldwide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use
il in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared is highly recon-
mended by all medical journals. The
clergy and the press have compliment
Cd il in the most glowing terms. Go
to your druggist snd get trial bottle,
free of cos', or . regular size for 81 o..
For sale by II. NJ. Sale. Salina, Kan
sas. 3
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
SWORN EVIDENCE.
he soiioS.aS Ours Ia probably the mas: -.
n,arkshie sses cfseceel % any medical
preparation 70. the trestrnsns
CT Sl.Sf5A:

cSnf'.a,ssI s--, ~ c--,i.y IT,: h-v, had cs,srrt
,c.s ScE for tie lt., tx ys--s haze been
'r1-aS IN tic bead ya.as AeIcss TIE temple. a:fs
ics Weal ard is.rfal esc<. ssoi.~n sad ulcer ased
Gals. ls-c 49, coeSts-. Pain ncrose
he ehe-f, ard csc.y in.IcatiOl OF consumption Ny
.nidiy /. my head sai tarcss tA.: ~,aid not kssp
.eE ftse. Frequently q ni9ei voald spriaa oat o:
'c1. ~e-nrt - me. ~ We polns vi - doc Afio1
y3,i tsn s-vc recourse 20 every r,eAns n y pove;
'scx able 10 sia-p sxa.n fos pe-ici II sSycarsny
cns.l sscei scd iaac 5tal-.i that cccid
Wits {! Ac1ry sg.no~- a.Siiy eo.snl;c al eminent
craeoc IA regard ~ III operation on ten. bat al he
tic-r,.kc Ia III tsros. csrsei ey ;as pJi-oeos mat
dropping Go~ iEcE r.y eea! bat iT.-i1,oS aad
ra.E;sfr.y IL. tt..i ccHesci i7---ss1ty. deep.
ard copgk. IaaaSa.s -tss: .,s:a 10 sbo Is.
tSse etssy iIp;li ~ a. sa-sy Ssh ~ S@-stap.
hon. whea :nzr-i- E.s seac.ess tbs .sssr scout
X noaiss ago. tv. a. ,as Ess cf sNscris i.AOnc,I
,Uks ror CsTsxEH Aier g.i;.y i-s Ef.t ootils b.
~ Lssi as t.I n; sSs5.a !: - 81 q: yssss II
Gem I'd grztGaiiy a. GFss- lts clss 90 n sL7rpsI
NJ ,css q "a ttfr "t' IL Es-s e safg.e sb11
saaeet ,e In AZ; 'iea IL ", st 81 ;S-si's
.c:c-s ry casr; cserfe=rst ;ts bs=<. oisss n -
,eG1 rezss3 ny seDsrs - ssS.l2 E--i tear SIFr
2.e.cly te=,ore1 s svtry syrpto ii f'seS' hsi
lad reduced zee to We verge .se cl.aF srci
haze been taus rxiiSit be- 49,, a. a d!-sc.St-
,Aye seea Ercat desi OF <1i--tfS fou CI1f4f. al
iops TO co.yi1ce iaaLs lhsi LIS - = grsaI !e-e>
an ismtiiaE Win tie tse.taelI 81 lfL... PTEc
COS: eS.1cat SboEf ny czsc. have .sce eve sint
u Iel.s1y AID appsrs-- - .st ts.S s.7cs-si A-4l,
eficd CT sh eS.s pas tI.i tas-. i.- fCliss u IA
tAke-. sEe-. Sess oi az .sa sa!S -. 5E t--.
Bo,TcS. Fct = - co : ciSSS-Bs-z
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Sale Of School L0msfA.

OTyICS on rorSry TssAarssn
saIi.r Co. ks. ssiiss. ys,sssfy "a tss
NoIitt u barely given thst the fsilD~inx As-
~ seribed trsrf. of -hesi lands s4sasaeS ts -.
line County ksnsss. -fli h. sasr.t fss -sis 81 rxs
hc ssrshes ~ The sfes Of ths ioussy rsssssfsr -
The oa"rt boase In sslias. Ksasss on
Saturday. March 2oth. a. d.. Isso.
b~.s.sp the h~ars ef 10 o., snssrs No "a
vi s~ snsersissd fss less than ths sressons1
shus % All AnS .. shs-n w ssis ssiiss Gee
tenth 81 the varchsss ssd the fan snswst IL tSs
arYpsis~t ,sius Of the iastfs.~esc.s s..s A..
psf st the tisIs sf psreksss
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OrTuI AT SsLIzA. Esssa,
fs,rssTy iOsk. lsss

NOTICE 20 tsssey s.s.s ltsi tAs fs.iov N f-ns.a-
AZ 81 ssttlsr hss Gle; hStscs ef hi inisas..r u
ats fnsi proof tn ssyyort of kis csss s,1 SO sys
fnsl sbfry thereof % the 18Th "a, cf ksrrb issp
II tts Labi ostes ia saiiEs. EsEs- VIZ MIRA
n k<>Ss. HSEsssies3 AEJ-.cstlSB No lssss fog fss
sli " the 30. ~ SEC ~ T. Is " -sst ana
nansss TIE fOllOslbx kis sGpessss va 9
Essfksrt, Ghss 8islfs = Hal ssi D shvas-
or AZ o. Ii-ET sAiiss es,sE:y, Esas.s
~ ] BoSD EesistSI
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Nsslee seCssniy supesinses6ess

THIEkE On ~ recssrsnsss<.s.s E-s T.~ksr'
- CenAesA> 4ssise ~ yess isns-sss s~ss ~
IL Pssss< seSs-s 8Sa~-ss klsssss
! F.ss.sZ Ss-s. .a~s.s
III 1.gua x-th - 0k-s . q 49,
". 0casART AS-S a - ssss.s
fr>0Vane0 - - rAsf >f - s,1hrssfx ssE -
rrsskre1 ~ tAe Asssi 81 Eas..s~rs A ss< e 60
NJ Cssssy s<p$YssssaAess ssl - ss k1s s0es
ss.sy SssyAsg. ssssya vA<s s>gags< - ss.saas-
fsses. N vksrS 49, - vfn ~ n ks 49, 80 tks
C@n<y s<><rssa<sS-sx.
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
SilCs EInbr Is sis. 50 Gu. Er Iz.


MOTH b s~r~ty ffs~s fssa 10 s.s~s.-x<ss
~ ss.sss.tsus~ - ID. .s<.1s - tspss fssst~s.
a~ss~S Oh aa~- - ss.r - Sssks -e-<ss. -
nsy~ssy, ts~ t<A ssy - nsre is< q A.
ssSp sf 3~V Gos.<ls. es-Rs< ez-<f- kss.ss. ores-
seS<tss % ssA~<f y - tA~ t<-s~ase 49, 80
tsz< va n ssrte<nG s.sr,<s - - - "a
q O~E ~ sSnv~@ szsft<s ~ ss.fs~s<<
s.ac~s - 81 -. n 4 80. - ss>ss~s<
szsrses - Srss =. IA 4 1os - s@rsA ksls
- ss-abO~s Vssss~s - ~. a . -, q 800
N AuEss es.sry. So s<z~ses~x - - $685. a
Ss-s n~s@rss a~s~s~-<. Tsrss - ssAr-1,ss-
haf eDA asS - kaxsz-ss - fSs e>>sa sxsssi p<ys
0sezs OzA ~ esr sS1x lE<S~<
MAS Rsnnrk Az.szS-<r.3--.
sszsA. rs> DsA. 49, SO
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04

LAsS oyy,es ~ ssIzsA. KAssAs
Ys4s1nsy IA. -

Pssrss7 fA. -
NnIck : hswsy IN. sA.s a. s<..slss.
= ness tesi ps.f hSSDGahs - s,saa. 81 -
49, = a : te1.sS,,. - ~ - =
NsSA - vts 6aDDA 0UoaA 8ssnnse1 -
Rieuen - ~ 6o - s0W6 - z - 4
go Sshs ksssy. a II 49, essas. Easna
~ IL sVSe. 1Vl>~s.
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Notice for Publication.
L.sB ovyes az sstrs.. G.s-.s
Dssssssy -. -

"IIcL . .ssssr ga ,s.. ..s s.sssAs.
- sssss Asa pessf 10 rsyx>~s - 80 - ~
rsfs tass srtsJ tksr.x sss tssa - - "a
= ss.rs 81 .sA@s, fsIsss. - ustSIs, -
ID esT u nsfess a u lsS " AAss -
80 - JSvs ~ Y 80 ssf ss.<ss - alaDSi1
e - .fe-~--s "a 1sts~.. 8 n 1pOe1
= sssssa ssa y Eft-,s. 81 - A<ass 3 .
-slse< os~sfF. ksA.xa 4 R0Vo
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Notice for IssbStc0s6op.
L.rs osfzsr a. s.ss.sA rs.ss
ysAN.arr Ia n.

i.rs sssflsr ~ s.ss-sa. usss.s
r-srsry iis1. 10
~ -rts<sv A.s Ars 49,. - - t~- -
ssAs tnk gs~f - sspsa - lss sssAs 81 .nIDes
es.s rs'sr e.sss-S- s>s csf ssss Ds.f - =
hsrA sss sss q Ixss a..ss401 49,
tsss S@ Hl<A ~ tss v~~ Ansf ~ a. suuk0.
Jssss<s - - =. II 4 ss~ 81 saDe -
.ss.s Ess.-.. SOS. s.ss..s - 80 a
- s.s --sA-~st a. ssss<~ a<ss-, 49,
4 e1S1 naunss
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04

ya-h ,acE1-- cz-.--1' Or s,lforie Ia,rovs irhsl
-. .h. mi. all d.:,y ss foI a-e Ia 81 e~,ss fIss
AZ fors-,- ~ all hno.esslc an1 rsss,i Dscst-tsI
LFu, ~ ..s.... - tE. J .ss:e. Nkf.-5 . lOT1E.
-I,.:.t rs-ls Wloies ls DFGyEls-- bOstc
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
A>,lgnee'> Notice

a ~. ~hsn ii n4ay sSbsrra are hssrsr soaiAes
a that '. the unierstsarj L.te t~ea daily
chosen assignee 90 administer tas rsl@ er>sts
- the sssisnnisni nisie b john Gets ssi VII.
l,aia u Gee ~ in3iskiuAis sHa Jshs Gel. asd
iilism u Gels A. psrtnots ubisT the .nssss al
John aeis Go, 6sr The bensGt af their issinal
sud hr'n creditor @nh that -ili 90. the
l,Rh day o( Ndrch. iss0.
and during the t~s consecutive ssys thsss.ff.,
bsiwcsn th. hosfs of nihs ssisk o. Ai.1 ave
"ck~k T. VI of szisi days A. The hniii!as feysasfty
e'suI'iei ~ saI j"hn 't.i- a 10. fsr th~u bsal
IN thr siiy Of -si!ae -aiiEr tsuuiy. Asn.ss. pfy.
fe'd ruhiirit 20 sdisf aud allow asrssb.f- ssstzst
lh' s=tsis slfi stissts s aid John ss~ts WIiisss
'ssia and John ssis a 60 whsn ssd vh~rs Al
i,sf-ot- having such defaafsd. may he heasd- A.
81 I"r."hs ~h9 .hsil not sit.nd a. the time ssA
iiae' herein d"sisnsisd. and isr s~fsr~ ne tie
naiuf. and .fDeabt of thsiI dsas sds shall he ss>-
siuisd frsua anY hsrsGt % .sid --sst-
,HAglt.s b. rAILkNEs, A=sassss
raiina, Rs7 OFT Ssh Is7g. sss..
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04

The be.f salve in the worid for Cuts,
Tsss.. ns' csscesa ss u1s HAD. s:!s cs,ss's. Es:s
COens, anA III kinds q ekin EEup
give pssikca satisnhrstoa h evesy 60
" money refunded Prics s. cea6
per he4. For ole BY Hswssd -.
6eSe' salinA =
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
vyfSEz,s ,;

vyfSEz, a. II =, -.
Tas. ycrsna-j.. -:sr-TS1 rs sal! SsSo-ss I't.S
.sss, If.Gta ost is -sC.Jg s.-s1ns - -
u ..s.-. .t-i 70 tFEG. 3. i-IS IL,
sIiG : -soaAs Jss;.-c sfta. Pssss
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
LIE a OvIllE
A RIcH OPENING.

Lead'ilie. Cslerado. o.-rAs vast a.po.,,. .,
earheHatss "f 'ivsr a, Issdvtlie. many ni,s, 10
extent. arc etnceies 20 - the richest ever dissy-
ered. They ley la l,roa;si seis ss ecsi or srs,-
ei. from sto ieet iaiet and fts, to fsfpss -.
low the suTfsce. are mined with The All ola ptsl
and shovel No blasting on secr. exrsas.ss :. asss.
being required. Is the case ustA the sarvss,
tsTtieis veins es hari silver quartz Isrssstsrs
f'''nl. nia-ls. energy AMI d.l,y breed .ss.s sAs
oaly Fsquissscs
The Best Way There.-N Ksn.s. CIR ss
lsavSsw.sth take the N.nsas f~ssGe R-y 10 osa-
~, Ia iSaVsr >.,nth Park faeihf r u 10 Web
Sier. - miics vest Of i,rnvef themes the Ssstb
Park daily stsgs > mile. 10 faispiAy. % s.,ss 10
isiis.s- Ibis. the shoEi iin~ sA,e. 10 aiies "
SaSinE. imisrants on ths Espss, Paeise RI Are
ssrr.ei tlst Express Psssssser Trains. esass %
lo~ - any other hns
tsisrade. The sre,t s.nn.r,uus saA rssss.
uF' itr,'ft u AE.eI.e- elevated above tie sa0s-
cuer ~ missis 9Th it>. are t0nle ana sshiiArs-
ubf atnsoZstefe, as Eslaerous aAinsral spsinsA -
tashse ls!asit u gat ssI silver, ana tAs srssl-
tsr oNt 81 and ysIssss Il iss SseseTy eesrs uss-
Suatgi rttrse;sas fOT The IlsAssfe sseksr setea-
Ia; 1Iii-t s[p4sslisi iAs iEssis tLs ever sgsseA
ara ihs --ll ant stlreT -e-tsf'
Gaiisn Reit Roaie. The N.n., r,s.s.
l. D. thl sh!s - tanning entire trs;ss sVslD-
i-ci ~tih -. Sleeping Palace. AL ssseaat
-! sua .,sI.i ei-a1 ssseLss - psasss. ussksst
sh.urc, - Sliter FAssenseIs baggage " uasls
Ih4l tong ths soTi line sLi gaicks.t Is thessfsTs
'hs ets 4! = and ts-' AZ even TSspest
tFtc. Seal 80 Z. h GIosI Gsnl F..s As7.
tah--F trsi-s f'y, ksbsss CITY. Nc ioI the sse
,o!sT1ts ioutts isr ISIS and The ns . '>Calssaas
Miner an Is7s suids q ealsiiie Illustrated elm
ihS - nsaF reoii.hsi fseloss postage stsn>
y. =. CROAT. oss1 rss Agssi.
KANSAS CITY, NO
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
32,SI5,SS1

S2,S1S,S6l
Bushels Of wheat. with only cne-eiShth % The
State nnder cultivation. The arszniss,l osa,nti.,
lying in the Dolten wkcst Hclf af the kanSas r.
cine rr,sirced .lSSS5;ss hr heis or sysr ~ per
iia1aaou hasisls. a l-g ccUt q the entire ~. -
at Wheat in the state averaging a bu shss 10 Ihs
aere while the average lot lie SyAio was l. bash
els fsT acrs
nncGo EsEszz the Fourth Cora STATE an the
OU0W Union in lSis. pF,silssd, saseIa.l
lsshris "i corn, of wtieh the Ga,lisn Cga.n H. Il
Counties produced q. So cs t,ishsIso or "A tsF sent
nearly O.r-,hi:d q the entire y4eli Of the s.ais
-iih IN eqaailY sTaad showing in 81 ether iepafi-
IN Dts ~f agriculture.
Ih- f,g,soiaz facts sLoa sonr iasiysiy Whv I,
IsT cert Of ;he insse1sc IN Popu.si2u thr Stale
dnGa3 The pAst !ogs eaI-. aft a. 70 sylt 81 tsse
a.Es-se Ia Population iGring ~. ist year sEi
- Per cent Oi The ibcr "a 1stSa1C Il = ri In tigf
State ia ls.-. tsl5ns..t % tie 7,lslteu T.
A Farm tor Sserybods = -, t-f.i----.- r.
C-v tss. aes- -i.! 7lis b., LaEs-s fa-iiss-tAt =.
Land IN suis.4si. al tfats = o. = pFT srge enc
quarter N !c5 e-lh, .. 81 t..lg s.sTa credit
I-ss ,sEt iaIsEssf- J. d-.I tsac Inagh issngy n
bay farm Oh The Lsn-x Pslias s-5 tcsse si'l -
ssss ~ a,Te, 90 eici. ~ 81 Y o. SD "a essh al!
Dss Outright
.ieni o. 3 7 Gilmore. IanI CalGui.ssisusT S4l,-
M, k1E =, fs.r tAs h fse.l H5Big lt,ai 20 q
IEtiieliiJa UfiSh tells sbsr' iaui- H0u4clis a
tre-eu4Psian Sai 'iifi4ir I.sidgi. Nto,L Ia
an Sehy5ll. Ns.rs, I.nJ iSI!sIc4- .. ksts. Istr
eis. % > u.siisi iIee 10 ali applicants
Eest al you C4i. gathsr st5gi Ssala- aai s.sn
yea de- lie ~ stsrt ts and sfsft I.sht y, liza
i.ss aious the KANSAS PACIFIC EAiiMAN
8. sMiTh, Gcn.l.I SgEsI.ntsnl,ut,
KhESA: CITY, MO
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
Netiee.
AeTtscs ~ hJi.cai.cn

To L.Sisis css.s.~s q gs.sss,pe r.<..~
= ve esssss. cats TSa sss SsssSS es4saSA
thsf ygs have bsss saes ftsi SrSs GusazG -
t.e.nfis. al % tbs fb9 esY - pstssssy a b ~
ts fas rssfssh ss ths ssssss ear, - ssi.as sons
y. Ass-ss ssssSs - - ssf~ssss;. fssyias ~ :
a~rs 81 slyosss iyys rD< tAst r>s 49, eSsups
tss ss.a S@t4iss- 80 - bssSss ~ - asy - AsrQ
a l-s. % tss pssissSs vil ss tsoos g -
sst (s4ssss; ~ de ssssss sS>~s es.sS, - ~
rssssr-1 ssss1isgjy goaG dAfEUK
~ Soer bo~IEa rs slagrxfy
Ts.HzsfT l~t, isso a.
The Saline County journal., 1880-03-04
KANSAS PAc1F1c RA1LwAY.
LANDS! LANDS!
KANSAS TO the FRONT.

The leading wheat state In the raien in is7s and
the fourth corn state tsurat Sau~as
harvest Of is-> solid faF
the "lsolicn Iieig
The celebrated Grain Felt of The ccunfry. IN The
limestone section of central SsnsaS trsyeTsNi hy
the Kansas Pacific
TIE following statements taken fram the rs-
port oftbe Kansas state BsaEi OF Agriculture cor
1873.
0e0elY( Kansrs rises fnaa the Eleventh
WUbav wheat Ss&tc IN i>.T 10 the firsr
wheat state IN the Union in ISIS. producing "
5is SIS bushels OF winter hsei, and iS hIsh
ei, OF spring vAeat; total
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-31

forward, and, just before tho Arabian
reached the cliff, he managed TO pass it,
and then turned his own horse at the
very end Of the r, ID, 80 as to completely
block 1t up. On came the Arabian, and
instead OF stopping, as we all thought he
would, he came, full speed. tight up against
Mr. Woodville's horsel Obi Miss Shat.
toni ] shuddcr now, when think Of that
terrible moment ! Lody Blanches Arab.
an was powerful animal, and tho other
staggered under the shock. The next in
stant, l saw both horses with their riders,
go over the cliff ,ogether How got home
to tell the tale scarcely know. They
never found the bodies-the sea swallowed
them up.
II was sick nearly to death for month
after; aud, when got about again, my
lord was like another mankind and gen.
tic, and nearly heart rt-broken, just like he
is now. He has never spoken harsh OF
angry word to any one since.
"He parted from Lady Blanche in an
ger, you see, and he never forgets that
God bless himl
"Well, they will meet again, and then
there will be NJ moro anger between
them-nothing but love!
''Here we are at tho end of the road,
now, Miss Shafton, and those bushes yon-
der aro just on tho brink Of the cliff. Peo-
pie call it, Lady Blanche's Leap"