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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue or an
N order for the sale of real estate of the late
John Lorrain, deceased, interstate, made by
the County Judge of Volusia, county dated on
by public auction before the Court House
door in the town of Enterprise, on Monday
the 4th day of October, 1880, all the right,
title and interest which the said deceased had,
mt the time of his death, in and to Lot No. 40,
as per map of subdivision of the Thomas
Fitch Grant, in Townships II and 10 in Range
which said map is recorded in the office of
the County Clerk of NOlusia County, in Book
C.. page 10. Also all those other tracts or
lots Situated in the village of Holly Hill in
said County and known and described on the
map of Holly Hill by number and 0, sub
divisions of lot l. and containing $50 acres.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for conveyance
JOHN SAULS, Commissioner.
Enterprise, August, 26, 1880.
The above sale is postponed until the It'll day
of February, 1881. being legal sale day.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-12-29
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that after six months
IN nnblication of this notice will presentmy
vouchers and 1lnal account as administratrix of
the estate of Douglas Dummett, to the Judge
of the County Court of the County OF Nolusla
snch administrators fsaid estate.
~ ANNA DUMMETT,
Administrators.
ST Auaustine Fla Oct, l4th, $780, 127 l52
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
The Old City Hotel Building Destroyed
BY Fire.

Early this morning, the old City
Hotel building-One Of the Oldest land
marks in the city. was destroyed by
fire. The fire WAS first discovered
about $50 A. NJ, and was then confin-
ed between the ceiling aud floor Of the
second story. II was imposaible- with
the appliances at hand to stay its pro-
gress, and the building was soon con-
sumed by the flames. A number of
OuE citizens, assisted by the fire depart
ment, worked hard and succeeded in
cOnfining the fire to the corner. A
calm morning assisted materially in
preventing its spreading. J. G. Rash
& Sons brick store adjoining passed
through the "fiery ordeal" splendidly,
although at one time il was feared that
it must go. Men who had ascended to
the roof found the soldering melted
from the joints in the tin roof, and
there was danger Of the building TAX
ing fire.. The panes of the fine glass
front of the store were badly cracked.
The damage to the goods of J. G. Re sh
4 Son was considerable. The heat of
the burning building was sufficient to
crack the large plate glass fronts of the
buildings belonging TO J. n. Schwartz
4 Co., VIM & NJ. d. Berg, Radcliff
Bros, and Oscar Seitz.
The loss to Willis Kesler, who occu-
pied the corner room rs a Wholesale
and retail dealer. and who owned the
handsome beer garden in the real, was
in the neighbOrhOod of 81, 900. He was
insured for 81, 900. &. B. Kirkland,
tobacco and cigar dealer, who occupied
the secohd room, carried an insurance
Of $500 and saved u portion of his goods.
His loss is small. VIM. HOgben,
grocer. who occupied the third and last
room in the first story Of the block,
carried an insurance of $iOO He saved
q portion Of his stock. His loss will
be at least 500. John Grant, who had
his shoe shop in the second story, lost
all his tools and four pairs Of newiboOts.
He estimated his loss at $50. The
building itself, owned by q. &. kothe,
was perhaps worth 81 900. By reason
of its location it brought in . goOdly
rent. The building has been on fire
perhaps dozen times since it WAS
built, and has been considered as very
unsafe for many years. 1t was located
on one Ofthe most valuable aud desir-
able sites in town, and it is very prob
able that it will soon he succeeded by
large, handsome building.
This old building was erected by H. |
L. Jones, In 1850, and has served in |
turn as court house, church, town
hall. store, hotel, saloon, meat market.
and 80 on. 1t was palace when Sa-
lima was q hamlet Of novels. 1t WAS
the gathering place Of the clans when
rumOrs Of Indian raids were rife. 1t
was to SsliRa what the Castle is to Ed
inburgh. 1t was monumsRt VI which
the early inhabitsnt was proud. IT
was one Of the last relics Of ancient
times, and its ashes should be gather
ed into an urn.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

The county fair grounds have at last
been disposed of. The ~ acres were
sold to Mr.. John Kroft, of this city, at
the rate of $50 per acre. Inssmuch as
the land has been so badly cut up by
the Salina 4 Southwestern track, We
regard this as good sale. The land
has been of no possible Use for num-
ber of years, and the county had bet
ter have the money than the land. As
fair ground il WAS not u success--it
was too far away from the city
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
To Teachees.

We have received circulars Of an ed
ucational exhibit, atthe western Ma
tiOnal Fair" to be held at Bismarck
Grove, Lawrence, Kansas. September
18th to 18th, 1880. We would like
every school district in the county to
send specimens of school work. Pre-
nliuns are offered from five to twenty
dollars. Our county can, and We trust
will, make superior display Of school
work. Let every teacher in the coun-
ty attend the Teachers Association at
Salina, April 10th. We will then sec
them, distribute circulars and arrange
for the work. Come one, come all.
WM. BISHOP. Superintendent.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Col. +. G. Culp, Secretary of the
Kansas Benevolent Association. re-
turned last Saturday from AL extend
ed business trip into the A. T. 4 $. F.
country. The membership Of the So
ciety is now nearly 500, and rapidly
increasing. His next trip will be to-
wards Wichita and Winfield.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Mr. Albert A. Wise has opened upa q
wholesale and retail cigar store in the
room next south of Graf & Vests
barber shop He has had large cx-
perience in the business, and will, no
doubt, become one Of the largest man
ufacturers i'm Kansas. Observe his
advertisement, which appears i'm an
other column.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

The Easter services at the EpiscO-
pal church last Sabbath were well at
tended and unusually impressive. The
fair hands of the ladies' had decorated
the church in a most attractive man
ner, and the emblem and floral dis
play showed exceeding good taste.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Besides the delegation elected to the
Topeka Convention, the following
gentlemen from Salina were lockers
on at Topeka yesterday: II. ID. Bs-
ker, ID. X. Wagstaff. X. H. Bishop.
Lewis Hanback,, J. q. Mohler, ID. C..
Lockwood, J. S. Baker, II. H. Cavan-
augh, A. w. Wickhanl.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
Real Eststs TrsOstses.


The following is q list of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the Office of Ed.
Wittmann, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending March Slst ,lssO, aud fur
nished by Wight 4 Carroll, Abstrao-
tors:
March 3.
Anna Anson and James Anson 10
Markland, Dodge & Moore, lot 50 on
7th St. $500.
March ~.
William A. Toll and Elizabeth W.
Toll TO Benjamin +. Pealer - and NV
/ of sci 5 ID, r Is, X R3w. Sll0.
Peter and Christine Engstrom to
Elias Forsse, lot So on sth st. 500.
March p.
Charies r.. Fuulkner, assignee of
VIM. X. Gels, to Mrs. Rose NJ. Quinn,
the Undivided ! IT lot ~, santa Fe
avenue, $iO0
Oscar Seitx and Johanna s. Sejtz Ia
Frederick Eberharit aud Valentine
Eberhardt, undivided 4 Of 5! lot l0l,
Santa Fe ave. Slaa.
A. NJ. Beebe to j. w. Daily, lot -
on 5th ST., Jones' add
Ambrose NJ Beebe TO franei Z.
Strong, lot 8. on 3i st. $50.
March y.
X. P. X. r. Co. 10 Van Buren, Gil
man. lots ], ., 8. 4, SO, 7, s, block sd,
Brookville So.
Ed. aud Johsnna A. Nelson Ia Nels.
J. Larson, part Of lots !, and ), BLK
A, Bavaria.
March "a.
Saline County To NJ. J. Crowley, lot
Ill On 4th st. $S.35.
Sarah E. and Wm X. Fitzgerald
TO Annie Wright, part Of Mill Re
serve No. ], aud I. 50.
NaPch -.
Charles +. Faulkner, sssjxpse VI
Wm Il. 0eis, 10 Caroline Coleman,
lots - and u on Sth ss. tl00.
James II. and Nathilde Dsesses %
Mary Hemms, VI of net 3 -, TIA,
R ! ".
March 80.
Ambrose II. Beebe % Hsavy
Huntsbarxer 81 Of swi q :, T u, B
~.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

A grand musical concert, to be given
under the auspices Of the Salina Cor
net Band, will take place at the Opera
House, tomorrow evening. The fol
lowing attractive programme is pre-
sented:
PART FIRST.
The Silver Trumpets, grand process
siOnal march, by COrnet Band.
Piano duet, international Fantasia,
Mrs. X. Logan White and H. J. Yung-
fieisch.
Longing, song, Miss Mary Yung-
fieisch.
Portpure, Mixed Candy, Cornet
Band.
Vocal Duet, Over Hill and Dale.
Miss Mary Yungfieisch and Mrs. X.
Logan White
De La Traviate, Toney Bros italian
String Band.
PART SECOND.
Sounds from the North, Cornet
Band.
Merry is the Greenwood Clover,
song, Mrs. X. Logan White.
Selections from TrOubadOr, TOney
Bros Italian String Band.
Promenade Polka di Concert, COrnet
solo, Prof. u. Maus.
Piano duet, II TravatOre, Mrs. X.
Logan White and H J. Yungfleisch.
Overture, Niagara, COrnet Band.
The evenings entertainment will
close with a social hop. The admis-
sion price to the concert is only %
cents; to the hop, 50 cents. We hope
the band boys will have good audi
ence. They are in debt rs an Organi-
zatiOn, and this concert is given for
the purpose Of relieving themselves Of
Indebtedness. Ii they can do this they
will keep up their OrganizatiOn-Oth-
erwise they will he compelled to dis
band. There is not a citizen in Salina
who does not desire that our city
should have band. Well. let us show
our appreciation of such an institution
by encouraging it not only at their
concerts but i'm every other way
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

On next Tuesday evening our citi-
zens will have the pleasure of listen
ing toone Of the foremost lecturers in
the United States. Theodore TiltOn
will speak at the Opera House, on
"The Problem of Life" This famous
man Is 80 well-knOwn that II 10 not
necessary for us TO dwell upon his
merits rs speaker and lecturer. 1t is
only necessary to say that you will
ever regret 1t very much IL you fail to
make your appearance at the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

On Monday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
Mr.. Willis Bristol was married to Miss
Ida Van Trine, both Of this city at the
Episcopal church by Rev. Thos. b.
Dooley. We congratulate our popular
barber upon his accession to the ranks
Of Benedick.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Several have asked the names Of the
gentlemen comprising the Central
Committee of this State Senatorial
District. The following gentlemen
constitute that committee: McPher-
son county-John Richey, Charles
FERN, NJ. p. Simpson. Saline coun-
ty-James Smith, e. S. Radcliff, A.
r. Head.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
Prof Anderson, Carnival Of Won
ders.

All Latherans are requested to at
tend preaching in the English Luth-
eran church next Sabbath morning,
rs an election of great importance will
be held. Preaching by the pastor,
morning and evening. Strangers in
vited.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Mr.. ID. q. Blackman, late Superin-
tendent of the Orphan Asylum at
Coldwater, Mich, has been visiting
with his friends, COuncilmen +. l..
Wight aud MILO. Wight of this.city
the past week. He is looking for
location to start u large sheep ranch.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Ourearly settlers who were acquaint-
ed with the deceased. will be panied
to learn the following sad news, which
was taken from the Mcpherson Lead
er of last week:
Miss Mamie Stephens died on
"Wednesday morning at her home in
Sharp creeks township, i'm this cOun-
IT,. Miss Mamie was the sister Of
Hon. Sol. Stephens and David Ste
phens. She was u very accomplished
lady. and beloved ty all who knew
her. Her death will be = heavy blow
upon her surviving brothers, who
have watched over and aided her so
long. Oursympsthies are with them, !,
for better and nObler men than the
Stephens do not live.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

"Miss Fanny Mays Folly Company
and Female Minstrels" il the name Of
troupe which performed to large
crowd composed Of men, last Monday
night. The fun experienced came
principally from the audience, and
not from the actors-
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

A base drum and set of cymbals
sent its music out on the midnight
air, last Monday night, in front Of the
palatial residence of our leading bur-
ghers The tones where rs charming
as the melodiOus notes of q stuck pig
or stoned dog, and came as unwel-
come ut the wee slna' hours As an
alarm of fire The boys undoubtedly
thought il was fun.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

The Wallacks closed their engage
ments here last Saturday evening. On
Thursday evening the play was "Di-
vorce;; :" Friday, "The Streets Of New
York :" Saturday afternoon matinee,
divorce :" Saturday evening, 1.-The
Two Orphans" They gave satisfac-
ten, and the troupe is regarded as one
of the best which has visited our city.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

l have seen in the last few days =
little book sold. called the horsss'
friend. The man Who sold them may
be friend to horses but the hook will
always be the greatest enemy to inno-
cent horses, IL the rrceipts which IL
contains are uaed. e. J..
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
Veterinary SuFgspo

Fdtz VAIN. formerly Aoriss II The
Oak Dale Park. now Il Nrs- Theo.
WerryS plare fwo miles Easa ~ sali-
na, Offers for sale all kinds of vNe-
table plants. such - tomatoes, sves1
potatoes, cabtAge, ese. so
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
eoo6co.

Having pufchased the Chicago
Grocery HO0se Il + W. Clark. I anu
prepared 10 .ell all go,.i- In our line b.
cheap - any house in ssiins, fas
prompt pay. Call in and buy goods
af bottom pejee&7-l IT, CIARE.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

] have foe sole about LOO baaheb a
nDe well eSsaAed German Aillse seeA.
The bon FEED Soe e.eiis. bog - 90.
er stock-psice Sloo pr bsahel-aave
orders = my o0ce, q Il 7 u. Lnae'A
VIZ. B. GEA
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

On and after April hi, lsso. sili
pay dividend of Is pre- es0t, upon
Presentation VI all demand. allowed
agninst the arm of John G~i. 4 Go
.CE FArLKSEk,
Asiguee 81 John tieis 4 90.
SAI.0A, KAs MaeeA % SssB.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Messrs. +. Goodnow & Co. report the
following prices for grain: Wheat No.
., s; No. 3. 81; No. I, -. Rejected,
-. Corn. ~; sheIled, Is, Oat-. -.
Rye. ~
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

During the gale of last Saturday
several houses were "mangied"-es-
pecialIy Gus Behrs' new brick stable
ut Park Brewery. a wall falling in
came very near killing a span Of
horses. Several chimneys were pros
tratesl.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
NOTIONS.

splendid Buttons Breonne Ianeue.oe Malnes
Guipue Yak Torchon Vacnoenns Runp Ties
rchus Combs hne line OF Fans Paao Ribbons Handkerchief
Corset Collars and Cuffs Suspende Kid Silk aud Cloth Govc
Mhs Perfumey and Toilet Soaps Cardboard Fiosses Zephyr
Material for Fancy Work and hundreds numerous
o mention
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Cahmeres. Bunting. San Summer Silks Garn,ues latest
styles OF Combination Goods Apacas Beges Melanges Crepe
Clothes Monte Cloth Grenadines Lawns Cambrcs Cretonnes Cling
hams, Calicoes
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Bocaded Pekn and Plain Sas. Silks Velvet Velvc,ecn Novel
y Combinations Silk Je, and Woon Fringes Pmenterie
Tucing Revereng. Lnngs Tao Trimmings Dress Shields En-
broideries. Cashmere and Jet Reads
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01


mans.
Highest cash price paid for hogs q
Bartlett and Jenkins,
A general assortment Of everything
at bottom prices. T. J. CLARK's.
Hats. hats. for everybody. good snt
cheap, at the Palace Store.
WANrED.-Ag girl: competent to d.
general housewOrk. Situation perina
nent IL sAtisfaction u given.
Mrs. r. MARYLAND. 7th st.
l5-lA-lS:wsll paper 1t Whitehead 4
Seamsn's. Have sou seen 1t? Well
you ought TO-. 1t will puzzle you I.
find better patterns elsewhere.
Kingmsn 4 Rising are selling Goa
cheaper than any other dealers IN
town. II you don't believe it. cal
and get their prices before buying.
A fine new stock Of rugs and carpet
just received by F. 4 v. Eberhardt
You will find any style you want. Ev
erything late, nothing Old-style.
Ober Ia buying our goods at more fl
vorsble prices than We had reason t.
expect. OBER 4 HAGEMAN.
Wall Paper, Curtains, school sup
plies, Books for sale and hire, at A. T.
A. NJ H Grier's
Ladies' ties. fichues. silk and lace, in
fact all kinds Of ladies' neck wear, al
MarkIand, Dodge 4 Moore's.
Solberg Ia receiving Spring goods in
Scotch. French and imported cloths.
Fresh Oysters, direct fromNew York
just received ut q. J. Lays.
Hunt the wide world over and then
come back to Salina satisfied to buy
beautiful articles in jewelry and silver
ware at d. 4 }. Il. Whitehead's.
A new line Of hats-neat, nobby and
nice-just In at Campbell, Sloan 4
Tuthill's
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett 4 Jenkins,
We are pleased to advise our patrons
that we will be enabled to sell them
new goods At very near old prices.
OBER 4 HAGENAN.
Fred johnson, the leading tailor. Is
now ready for those who need Spring
and Summer suits. He will give you
= good fit. good suit. geod send-off.
A splendid line Of hats at Campbell,
Sloan 4 Tuthill's.
In . week or - the Old Stone Store
Of Ober b HagemAn's will be shock
full Of nice, new gOods, which will be
sold At the very lowest living prices.
Call and get the prices on coal,
lime. cement. plaster and hair. from
kingman and Rising, before buying,
and you will save money.
We have the bsst stock Of boots and
shoes In the city.
LITOwICH 4 WOLsIESFER.
-. ~ ~
'..:', 80 I." ... ~ -.
articles in silverwsre. nor - cheap In
Prices, ~ the new stock at d. 4 J Il.
Whitehead.
..
=. - 49,. "' "y..s ,:..' ~ 80 80
49, " ~.
~ 10y, -~ " wy ~
A ,cnch ,.h,s ssnsc,.,,v nr.,.r.a sor
.l.e farmers II the Delmonico, Thach-
FRS old stand.
On the house top, by the river side-
you p'eese; Out ce sure 70
Ouy your ss'' o' " o''<"se" q sea
man,
We have the freshest line Of gentle
mems neck wesf tp the city.
Naskland, Dodge 4 Moore.
A nice linz Of )sdIes' shoes and clip
,er, and .ents- Nn~ hc.,a. ,u.a arrived
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Saly Licsss>~ 81 sk< ~ of Kabs>r o. hs~
ssr srt.xessl rssHr~s<s an 0isaa, Ess.ss Al pr
soas A~resg esssiseed As,is-s t-@sshs-sss kss-
~ r~essi Pssr~- - say psrss- ss Bo-z-~s -
NJ cs.p..y - ~ - sssss issy ssses sA~z.-
ssirss sxseiiy nshas . vs-s-sAs 80 ssfra>ss-
asssf. a sessss v1H h>psS fw fsssvs<ssk,s 49,
vw lesa 70 tA< essvsssss q ssy ssrs.ss q ssAsO
fsi II sHy - go sssSsss-
BesA~. s-t< fssA is7s.
EAksEsI cApprt,
z0a- s>oy>ss l~sast S-ssss- Ca
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

The illustriOus ball-head across the
alley occupied the seat Of honor in the
bald-headed row at the can-can last
Monday night. and in the mirror-like
surface of his lar-hair-restorative
Uranium were reflected the voluptuOus
movements OF the Stars Of the Opera
Baufi.. As he sat, like Blanc admidst
its fair c0terie Of bald SUBMITS, he
joined i'm the deafening applause with
those immense ears, which gave out
the sound Of the rush of many waters.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Mr. Chss. Sanden Is agent for the
State Of Kansas for the GsivaDie Ap-
plianees ofthe American Galyanic Co,
which warrant sure and certain cure
for rheumatism, Spinal Weakness.
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Nervous Debility.
Dyspepsia, Apopiexy. Neuralgia. Scis-
tica. Kidney Disease, Liver Complaint,
Blood Poison, Scrofula, etc. Address
or call on Chas. Sander. Salina. Kas..
Sos, for further Particular. 5-tf.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Table Linens bIeached halt eoo Crashes Dress
Coat and Pants Linen Irish Linen Towels Napkins Diaper Cloth
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
WHITE GOODS.

Piques; Nanooks dotted figured PLAN Swiss w,shbloa
Child's Cloaking; Jaconets Bedfpreads
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

ana obliged 10 one and all sos pset
fs,ors, and when yos eosne 30 kasns
City you e.n hpd ~ and my bitter
half and partner vsSe, GA sth, ,stus~n
Main and wysndosse styss4s. Ths
haas sss rrs<ntiy keal ~ As. Knit
I take charge of Aid h1<as. teasnRo~.
February 3sss, Yosc rs~.scsfaliy.
s-W q wsssnr
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

A Democratic County Convention Ii
To be held at the Court House on the
sth Of May. The Convention will
elect three delegates to the State Con
vention. The County representation
has been fixed Is follows:
The City OF Salina, 10 delegates.
Washington township, 2 delegates.
Walnut township, 4delegstes.
Spring creek township, q delegates.
Solomon township. delegates.
West SmOlan precinct, delegates.
East SmOlan precinct, 3 delegates.
Smoky View township, = delegates.
Greeley township, 4 delegates.
Smoky Hill township, 4 delegates.
Darby's precinct, 3 delegates.
POweil's precinct, 3 delegates.
Ohio township, 5 delegates.
Liberty township, . delegates.
Gypsum township, 8 delegates.
Faiun township, 2 delegates.
South Elm township, delegates.
North Elm township, 2 delegates.
Eureka township, delegates.
Cambria township, delegates.
District No. 8, delegates.
District No. Is, 3 delegates.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Shetland Shawl Black Cashmere Shawls Jackets Cir,
cua Linen listers, Linen SUITS, Skirts
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

We have added Ia our stock this
season an elegant line Ofladles Trimmed
Hats and BOnmels. The finer grades Of
these goods were sll trimmed 10 Our
order In the Pattern Rooms Orlhe largest
Millinery House IN Chicago, BY the best
signed especially for ladies Of good taste.
They are in the latest styles OF shapes.
with the newest and most trlaswlngs,
and Will suit the best trade.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
]. c. Rash { SON..
NEW GOODS.
Latest Styles forSpring & Summer

Our Mr. Howard c. Rash has Chicago where he
and witt, purchased elegant Spring
stock Of General Merchandise now complete in every
We who wish to purchase choice
goods at the lowest prices
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Prof. Anderson. To Night. Opera
House.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

Our readers will remember that We
gave last week an opinion from our
City Attorney. Judge Foster. on
the right of ladies to vote on school
questions which will arise in the ap-
preaching City election. His opinion
was that they would not be entitled to
vote. DIR. Bishop, who visited Tope-
ka last week, having in his possession
Judge Fosters opinion, submitted
the same To the consideration Of the
State Superintendent Of Schools and
the Attorney General. The first
named gentleman agreed with Judge
Foster, aud the. Attorney General in
dicated that it was good law. All
others with whom he cOnversed sus-
tanned the Judges notion Of the statute.
We believe it has been decided that
the ladies will not attempt to vote at
this election, at least, for fear that
should they exercise their suffrage, II
might affect the disposition Of the
bonds for new school hOuse-shOuld
the bonds be carried.
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
EOSIERY.

The choicest novelties iiesery LADIES' and Children
Also abundance Of Staple styles prices Mems and bows
fancy, staple and low priced half hose
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01
DOMESTICS.

Muins, Shirtng Cmeres Jeans Duking Denms
Ticking. Dnllngs, Cambrcs Ianncs, Grain Bags
The Saline County journal., 1880-04-01

The gale which prevailed here last
Saturday seems to have been an in
stallment which came up from the
south over large area Of country, and
which Occasioned much damage in
certain parts Of the state. II was fu-
riOus, and in this locality summoned
all the dust between here snd King
dom come to the august presence Of
the SAHnaites- The buildings seemed
on the point of being lifted from their
foundations and the day was uncom-
monty dark from the clouds Of dust.