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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

WE WILL GUARANTEES
W THAT THE
y. D. NOROROsS FURNACE REGULATOR
VIII save i1 cost In fuel every year Its the simplest
CHEAPEST AND BEST.
Price el5.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHIN6ON,
noyll-lm No. 8I7 9th street N. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-04

\ dispatch to the Times from Paris says tn
promoters of the International Exhibition 0
Electricity, which is 10 be held In Paris mex
month, met On Friday.
, 1880-05-04
rho Newfoundland hog.

Every ono IA familiar With tho characteristics
and 0ppoar,tnGo uf tllp Newfoundland t!tN. but
few art aware that 1t ls II popular mistake to
suppose TINT to BeclIru toMf specimen of thesu
nn}.ilals It IL necessary tn send to tho uotintry
from which they Hro named: III pUint Of fact
lard, nnd there arc 10 be found tilptp tDw IN
their stoad Il rhce Of nieHn-lu1ktnR. shabby,
c0warlIy, thlcvtsh sldngrcls. tho degenerate dc.
frotn thonl as tho nlo.iers, hreVks from thu
herno truck OF Homer. Neglect. tll-HsaEe.
starvation, and hurtt work lave wrought tho
chnnEo. ltntiler t,lare thnn twt, yiars hgo q,
effort was ninio 10 INTRODUCE nhothor br.'ot, tho
cclchtnted Leonberg dug. tho tNast III tho wurltl.
nn tho original Newfoundland. The breeder N
this rttco Il Count EsseK, uf i.eontorg, Wt'rtom.
hery, md htllcrtD his cndcArOra have hcetl
crowned with success.
, 1880-05-04

thrrc n mn ,1ta1ite ng IN tho nets Of tho defend.
T,c i,ljciiv ~ T. AZ II, ;ccr,.ue tho i,,r,,,ons of
i!rfcnJant IN rtgnrj 10 ti,o.c iransactin,,.
lid ne Intnsi Ia trfrn,ul this l,,,nk In what he
dill n1n,lt t1ln ttS.,nell stock or tho isse hf
tiIrse ccrii!sn'",f II yt'!i find hr '!ti. tG,. ynli
ehn,il! lind nm Hitlty. yn.i ii;d ~ , M,a , ~"
inimhn l,,! Irhhh 'he' yo" Hno"" "'''' '''" '''''
yn, sn1 hin, o,,t,tv vn,, will nv yo,tr ycr-
1Jrt NV ,I, Whit t,i,ts yl ~, did iii, guilty
"GuiIty" Or " Nit t}i,'ty.''
rho iury were Given tho Indictment. the
certiilc1tcS of ,rpt,sit.-tlluse uIycn tn bush
nell md th0su known NJ tl,n ilArgIn Ger
til!cntes.-ni'l! the notes, and, thus equipped,
Tic case. "
FRoM u o'cIoCK UNTIL
tho Jury were lntngelng III their deviation 10
duty. Al the lnst-inslietl hour they gently
communicated 10 their nf.rni Keeper tic
fact that their only present desire WIS
for s1lare meal. Tic necessary order
to nrcpnru dinner fur twelve hungry men
wont forth to tho nearest restaurant, md in
r. few moments tho lnrnrs followed T.. II!
should have been hurried BY tlls bnilNs!g:ilp
III the inner man. Tile result showed tile
l!selcshesS Of founding any predictions Dll
TINT score, NJ far ut 1pnst us tllta particular
Jury Wns concerned. The Afternoon, wore nil
Without my 0nlItous kllUcks nn tho tlu0r 1f
their coop, or any other Indications Hf MI uli.
Ir0achinx agreement. Allen himself waitesl
around Until aboMt llnlr-past4 and then went
of. mt nvef,nucal l,lensetl Mt the uncertainty
nli tn tlelay .mtIgg l!lu'lEvst shortly bcfurS ,
nskett tho foreman IL the Jury wanted my
more, law 10 guide them. S0t on'y tl!e fnre.
man but the p(llGr members tS3ltrt.( Him That
, 1880-05-04

iflrOlt FREQ FFtaa.
When you took q second look Mt him you
could sec n sort Of grimllcss ntout hin, which
convinced you that whatever he undertook 10
trying. About noon ycstUrllny, wru tho rnlt
full fnstcst, ho appcnred on Woodward
avenue under nu Md nlnbrolln worth tho price
Of It's Ribs. at tho 0pprn- HOUSE he Ntlttsl
position III another mt fur nwhy. IN ntunt
two minutes hLOnr cunIo n citizen With his left
eye watchinY for Just such Il chAncc. and l!u
hnwked oil TINT umbrella with n chuckl.,
OF deepest entistnetlun. Ite dltsn't walt artluEh
care n copper whether IL buloiigcu to u Sister
Of Charity or nn uverGrowl bbltlh0ltlcT. AS
hu siNrtrf oil THO grim ,nnn followed. Tho
Mmbrclln.hookor Ind IL walk Of h9lf II milo to
rcnch his residence, and tho grim man WINS
eloso IT hIs hsels vi tlo WY: As tho stixon,
hultrl ut hts gate tho other detained him, unti
quietly re,lurkcl: -,
II want YOU 10 slo mo favor." ,......, :,
"Ali, ycs-l never giyc anything to trampB,'
was thorepty.
NJ wlint you to tAke that umbrella bAck to the
doorway fram which you stole ltl"
"'rhts umt,rclla2 Why. Is this yourHT'
ut ls, anti YOU rnl,st takG II back ~ '....
"Well. yuM SEQ, couldn't do TINT, but guess
II Inns hccn worth a 1ulrtor to me-"
"Wlll you tuhe 1t hnckf" asked tho man With
, 1880-05-04

a candidate for tho ufllco Of Necorttcr Of Jas.
per connty, Ohio, solicited votes on tho ground
l,lat, II ulaoto ha would return hnlf hls SALARY
IL Ills public lrc,ka,ry. Ilc wis elected, hut Tho
Supreme Court nus dcclared tho election void,
because tho lndueetnnnt tluL Ae oIGrcu 10 vUt-
urs WAH in tho uuturo Df u br1bB,
, 1880-05-04

For kALl:. --
1TUN BAtE-uILl.lAHD TABLE AND PIANO
l. nuHtly newt Asu r1Np!at1 saloon a4tures. In.
Qulro VI EllW. ktapstl4tl. III and LID Aretar.av.
nor HAIE-A I.VF NAilN, ABOUT aN K E{iH,
4 standard lnaksi will sell low tor caah. AdaroAs
Hox lAA PlttsburK, ~.
ITON .SAlE-HET OF 6VOW'A .ENCAeKD TIN.
IL mrs n1ctAlnVs, Euod - nav. Addsess "a Tfib-
ana utffEB.
, 1880-05-04

,noIn.w ~ IT, o = vi ~ ,,nrt ~
.naJnrity III tnein. IL s N1t,sluiea,x Sl PVT ~ "
nnnK ~ sso Getitcntcs ~, netm;sI vo,, oof 's r,,s
snne, n reg9rd z s.l.!, tra'la@sct2. @ = that M @ so
nce's ~ MtSM mT @ IT.. yt w ~ I'm ~ ' rog1itnp
cor.o or ;"isi'1cs.' " @ shks mn nl i" ~, aarxe tIo
burden e M ~ Is on tb afdS." n roor
In III a sr ~ y WITH 'r III Nh y takS, Ky t9xthor@tnt H.
sno fa1 t"r :n1 "ysra w mi, i,t III. fcnnnt
s W. ~ ~, se tt ts st fro
,sansl, 9y,c o 'o saS;'s1t q; # 10 f"r n. sGo
~ ~ @ 1 '.s M y vii, te nnthory
md apprvnl Il of Z" tbo ': Directors or minority of
'"T', Tt,c ,,w r,ro,r. ,,o conduct of Tim officers
Of IN NntSnn i KseRsac sno ei@ci iEphints tc
ss Il sse,sM i $sSt n,, nrS,ys,1y IT,! eon!5s,e; 3'ss
lank ihtlis 10 ayu nocrvernpp9iilt,s'l +, !" wird
~ ~ ""era au TO @ hars i,s 3 f1t an 70 20 ,r,inni 1rii
n11" a % ,afa ,n1 ~ xiotnsnn Of tho inv IN
tn's arteaf w ot a St%s GoG''1slvG r9 "S'tG,So fo
Of crst,ial !tett, nl y nKGs .,,a. =, pf ,, nS.c
tho burden u rr,v!nx that ao fraud Was intend.
e. % ~, thsg M r.,'. WI" @ IN. M ir.rdc '''o 't :"
s''TM Tc &c. se. nd t ti,is u fort a,1d NTH counts n
refer 10 tho iss'to of ...-
CERTAIN MAHaiN cEnTiF1cATEs,
prtcnlury sttil,x .lnto ltit,tltia, and to ,snn
inynil.. Tho tllity! 'leFeriles The sntl'e e!aht
81 ~ ino ron npsrssnts t 81 u,,ilt II snin Am so
NTH earsss tho ,ssG ~ xa n i certificates Of tho
Ihesc al refer tu 9!le ttillaNcttoN. nia , tn9
counts ars lroased In ssdsnee g r., oov,r,,no,t
tends y sIow tht u iIe sprnx e IS,t fIcn,l; e NJ
',,ra. Mm - ,,p ~ ihe thj,rn luar or TIdc
%Ss! fsr tSe i'arpssss d siis5 ,, dsaIss, 'i ~
nt wMf' W. Wn' w ,Mn ny Grr ~ ecrtIr,.s, whic
wnrr h, n.I trrutnt M ssctarity fs,r tic ruiiili
, 1880-05-04

rho public awar& tho palm to 11alo's Honey
OF ltortholintl and Tar ns ctslEh rrtnedy.
plkcs T0othnchc prulH Clltc III ono minute.
, 1880-05-04

1lnrsforfl's Acid rhnaphato ts especially scrv-
iccAblu In dyspops!n mud I'LL dlscnses following
thor0frUm.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NJ. =

10 he Cancellations ef he Saf> al Raas.s -4sa.os Sv
bs Legislature a. ~ I'D ss<sioa for rrfiSefi1a or re-
.r;ic ~ he electors q ne SIi at Ia gyHSraI eic-
hss 70 D, add ca he - J'ig q Nor,sa6cr lisa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
Notice OF County superintendent.

Notice OF County superintendent.
'HNHERE will he FIVE esas:aauons for Teachers
Il Certificates dur's- year lSso-ali held Ia
Ia pf,de Scs;.. -iou,e-ss follows:
!. February 2Sih-9 A. N. o4P.A.
II. April 9th do do
Ill. July .asth and 3i-f-S A. ". 10 Pm
~. August 2Sih-9 A. M.tot Pm.
V. October 3uth-g ~. to4 r.N
Promptne,s the par; of the applicants will b.
required by the Board Of Examiners. A lee OF
dollar will be charged
The County superintendent will he in hi, Office
every saturday, except when engaged in eNamina-
tons in which case he will te m his office on the
following Monday. WILLIAM BISHOP.
County super int ndent.
Salina January abth lS>n
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ShcriH'S Sale.
T. \. AESEE

tssr NJ ttsl.
T. WAESEE,
-. . stgigIiE and
IprTIE 4. GITuEu.
DN NiETl 4 81 an order Of ale issued out Of the
ID Di.iEi,t ,..su Of th- EDurtrrnih IHiirial i'ts-
irici within aui tor N, '"uUty Of saline. aud
state OF Kansas IN the a.y. entlGlsd tasr, and 10
IA. directed and delivered. ~. on
Saturday, TIE l,;h dag of OcioJer. 4.
H., i~Si.
At o',lo, / p NJ Of AID day, - thu East door 81
IL. C,.sd iI"uSr, in the cay Of ~alina saline
County. kausl- Offer fGf sslf AZ jutli, austi1n 20
the Li.h,>i AMI beet hiilsr tiE CaTh 10 hand th.
i,silsWtu. i--r'ib.j RAJ estate, t..sifs
Commencing at sp.iti - frrt from The north
sol cururT 81 block =. theme running east ON
Audrr.,n Avenue ous hundf.d TT. thence south
GA line parallel Nth Isia-pt street tws hun.
jr,i at.t hfis~H feet thsner vet 90 a line 81
N,.bI' STREE snr hnads-i feet thruss north ou n
line ieTail rEiti Gi-Iicut STREET tao hand ri sBi
hii.-rp i,yT ." f!.s' - b.-iuuins On thr CITY Il
Efo5l,iils >slinc '"Hnty. ksnsas Sith e RsH'.bt-
her Jitsil-nis sni apg.D ffsn.ue.> thereon be-
i"uzins said fral t,fat. j. taken tls Prups riy
20 III a'i,e-naHt-i defendants. sts h1s b--n y
,.sisgi a. Que hundred sBi - yuty dailsrs aud
vii le sii 10 satisfy said order Of s1ir part
thereof
Ga,,u ua.lr nivi,ani ihi. nth d,y e S.P,~n'
her - l-ss u - EaktE
st....r Il -.H.-.. 80
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BROKERAGE DEPIRTNI'.N1
WE FIND BUYERS FOR:

SCHOOL BONDS, L. :. BONDS
BRIDGE E"SDs. STATE BONDS
COUNTY BONDS, RAILROAD BONDS
TOWNSHIP BONDS, MUNICIPAL BONDS,
REAL ESTATE AoRTGAGEs,
and other
sOUsD sscUE'TIE-
AMI negotiate loans Tor School Boards Township
Trustees, Counties, Towns, Cities ,OTpoTs lions
Our clianiage j. larger not only in the nit--i
STATES, hut IN England aud Franz than that Ui lny
other WESTERN NOT ~ dealing ia the ahuv,
class OF securities. We are therefore ahl- float
all good loans on the niOSi favorable t"Tms.
We execute orders for the purchase OF securities
of any kind.
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seNATEJoISr RESOLUTION NJ :


Proposing anirnlinen; 10 article fifteen OF the
Constitution Of the stale OF Kansas. relating u
The Manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor
by adding section ten 10 said article.
b Z esdoiaihyi ~ Lgihr'ao-, u Ia SHs Of MASS
fc,-i'ir!a y al dc a.5rs e',cfof 70 zach Hoes,
roiisg H.gsJor:
SEXTON l. The following proposition TO amend
the Constitution 81 the State ui Kansas shall be
submitted 10 the s,t"r. OF the Stale for adoption
or rejection, At til" General election - b- held
the Iu,-iay stccrs,.r, The br-t M"r.s, ii Soycui-
her. \. D. eighteen hundfy,i sud i.hty "iG1PJ-
sIIiuN.-Ariicis hir'n shall l." 'ucnlrtl by adding
.sr.iion ten thereto which >.si r-at a, follows
The manufacture and ,ai- 81 intoxicating liquor.
shall b. forever prohibited in this STATE except foE
medical, scientific ana IA. shS.ical Purposes"
SIC. :. The following sh,li h. The iartk,-i Of sub
nitiiag said proposition - the .lsytors The bal
lots shall b. ,ither vtiiiru ~ Printed 90 parily
written and partly printed, aud those voting for
the proposition shall vet Nor the proposition To
aincnd tnc Constitution, Iii those voting against
the proposition shall Vatr anst the prnp1s iiion
- amend the Constitution
~. 3. This resolution stall take effect AMI he in
fo'ce from AMI after lis publication IN the statute
book.
hereby certify that the above resolution orici-
mated ia the senate, February sih. is.y and Iss-,l
that body February =, Is, -
LYMAN 4. HUMPHREY,
uESEY EEtSpLry. irs,ii,A, g, S.ais.
Passed the House March -. l.7e.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
WEI W wAlTox. >,.oaIsg sJH.ra.
,a..f Crit - n tsS.
Approved March sth, is7S
JOHN p ST JOHN.
Goosr,1r.
THE STATE OF KANsAs l.
orrICE or SE.SITAgY uFSThrE.
Jr.ss 's.ih >eotfry q .Sae d fls !Ns'r Il Rta-
49, DO hsr.bg orftiH fi- Ire Iprsyl.g - fsS H.d
..f -sy II its ,yyftil sH,7,r j.is sf..''tan
~ nig erie~ cai tsB ~ -L sfrcf BE- .,b.ca-
Gun IN n. sssais book, Wy 20k l-ss.
l. ts'ia.ssy w5a'sgi, aHcv her,Hll'a sshscr'
tsi ga DIsf anil GHirrI az GF,.IIl sf1f
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Tees 10 ., add On u, - dss q Norcsaoer, lisa.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No.s
Proposing amendment TO section Que Of article
eleven Of the Constitution Of the State of Kan
sas, relating TO Property exempt from taxation
's II residual ~ "a. Legislature q ise Ssse q HaAS,s
fs-,'ir,Ls - ei - sassa5ys slosc{ 8 zach E0ssl
esIsearriag ts,r,ia.
SECTION !. The follow ing proposition % amend
section one 81 article eleven al iir Constitution Of
the State Of sns.- shall le submitted To- the cleo
tors OF the Stale for adoption rejection n the
general election to he held on the TUESDAY sue
rretiing the iHr Monday 10 November A ID
eighteen hunird anu eighty That section on. 81
article eleven Of the Constitution Of the State Of
Kansas >hsl! IT, - aneul'd A. 10 Rad a. follow,
section I. The Legislature -hall provide for 4
uniform and equal nate 81 aS->>nen nj and taxation
hgt all property used ~ siVey Tor state county,
municipal, literary, educational. srieDtihe r~Iig-
'JS, brhe'o ient and charitable purI-Ses shall bs
exempt from Is nation"
Src-s The fslISS ing shall hs the thu method Of
submitting SAIL proposition: The hsi.rs shall he
either written or printed or partly printed and
partly written, thereon. For the PROPOSITION TO
amend scioa one OF article eleven. rf the CoEsti-
tstinn Of kansas striking the clause exeLlI tin
isv haIiirrri dollar $40 personal property iron
taxation, or. Against ihe proposition 10 anne nj
section one Of article c-vcn Of the Constitution Of
the State Of hansas, striking the CLAUSE exempt
ihs tso handr'd dollars ,s."l personal property
from taxation"
sac. i This resolution shall take ef-c, and be in
i'r' from and s!ir its publication in tbs statute
hereby certify that the above bill originated in
the Senate. January sls; ls.9. aud paSssi that
body February i.ih. l>.9.
LYMAN L. HUMPHREY
HENRY BEA>piiI, ff,s!saf Il >-Hdts.
.NcTrf1Ty - y l..I'e.
Passed the House February 18th, i>-e
SIDNEY CLARKE
NIEr y. nhLroS. S-IksT = HslsS.
Cii.f tETk = HssS
Approved March sih, l,.s
JOHN 7. ST. JOHN.
Governor.
FHk STATE KANSAS
OFFICE or 81, EErsKr os STATE.
JT-rs >s,.b >To.iry Of Sos, o. IA Sff, 81 Rst,.-
50, n sg orifs as. - ioT,s,sssy = a srH, cad
o1Ffocf oYH e'ti1 u ssf ysiaf T.s agisG ness
ale 40 my ac af is. r. sgs.S bod flsrf Be- psi-
r1'ioH iali- sirais Bod My 3,ss, 4. u ISIS.
IL tcs'ia.gag ,rssr,,.f, AZ, isr,sa,s szbscri-
SEAL. Arf sas HgH4s, AMI a,iss,i ssg orsciH ss.ii
i51s 81 TaT,sSi his ID tIy q Jfiy a. n.
Isl. JAMES SMITH,
81 -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-10-07
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is INVITED To OUR
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

Conducted on the plan of Savings Banks ct tn
East, Deposits of one dollar and upward receive,
and SAVINGS BANK BOOKS GIVEN. Ibtrres
every six months, and an extra dividend Of on;
per cent. given on all sums remaining one year
making il equal T. SEVEN PER CENT and CON
POUND INTEREST IL left year. None,
commences TO draw interest from the first of taci
month.
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Notice TO Taxpayers.

OFFICE OF COUNTY THEAsrRER,l
SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS,
September 2'ih, iSae.
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RI NkING DEPARTMENT.

We transact 4 general banking business, huy
and sell exchange all prominent cities of Amer
ia and Europe ami make T-miIt1n,i.> ia PAYNE III
Of railroad lands iebi,, notes coupons aud EiST;
CAGES.
We receive accounts from ihrrehiE uainufac-
turers AMI others, and aloS interest isIty bal
anees-
We allow interest on deposits from FsruIrr, AMI
others, subject to check at sight.
We allow interest on deposits foI a sI.ccidcd
time
We collect coupon AMI registered interest. from
the United States, AMI for other COUPONS diyi-
denis notes debts claims, etc.
No collection charges made TO persons having,
accounts with
SETTLEMENTS made for HoLpER- OF DEFAULrEp
SECURITIES.
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Publication NOelee.

In The Ds-sries Cssrt a s.lin< sa-ssiy. sss;s Il
kAn~ksL
Ha<A Farrrny. Plaiatis,
Rs>~ Ana fssr~ay, p~sestast
mo ROSE ANN FARRELLr. Yes arr Asr-hs
II rosfs<d sks: yoa have s~>e ,.-f ~ Hsss
Farrslly ~ plainfia The dissr<f ezsr 81 safis~
60. atty sssss 81 Easaas, thai sAz e&aisfiS AID
Ass v-sitiss ssaI.sf yss tAs xlst Aay q s>y<es-
h.r A d I~e 10 he Atsr~>aA Asuxrs<f sz-srs, thai
fks PARTIES N tlDnst srssse anf p-<ixs>e ssi1
HssA H.syxIiy kiess1. ssi 80. -. Ass far-
sv<fy. A<sesassS an< tAss ysa 81s assssr IL
isre IL "A iay e Nss<,kss. 4 D. -. - IT,
- prssstsa vih - sAk<a - tF.s 81 5Ag1ess
10000 sn.seisUIy = - hAsgi16 sasss.
- - - - - q = -
- ISx@aass,se.Svss : -
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Certificates Of Deposit issued, payable ON smand,
and available at all points in America,
Bonds Of school, town. city, township county.
state, national-bousht and sold also, scrip OF al
kinds and securities generally
We discount good CONNER eiII paper aud extend
To customers all the accommodations consistent
with safe banking.
Advances made on Warehouse Receipts.
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Ia the District Court f"r Saline county, kan-ss
Hcary e. Chacg ani
MARY \. ,hasc, fl.intin-
Jam.> Chacr,
Francs 4. ghacr,
Crane aud NOIIs,
David Ecnichlcr, and
Henry E.ntehlsr
Defendants
sUS til. above named d. f,i4Jants Trsugi- \.
u thacc. Crapz" aud N"ii- Dad u. u.shlCT
and Henry EsEt,ll I. Isn-r',id-nt> IT the slate
"f kru-a> lou ar hereby notified tina you
have by"n Su",i ia the district C..tiu ct "a inc
"auHty. ksn,a-. - th- named rlaiuttas Henry q.
hsy" 1Hi MARI ,hl,. and that sea mast an
swsr the petition IN sail died an hstrr the
ilth day of NSyruhsr i->l or the patiiitn s,ii bee
taken ., true ari Jul .ficnt rrnleTr. a,,'dinsiy,
n1tur. OF which vii b. judi m,nt FOR tn, SUM 81
slab o. on thrcr pruIni,.0ry notes. male, executed
AMI delivered by James thSre. With interest At per
cent from date. aI.d decree OF foreclosure II
mortgage 90 the following property, to-~H: The
s.Hih,si,t quarter Of section seven 10 tDaush, 4
fourteen Of T1st.~ three wei Of thr sixth r.tnst-
pal Eiriiiap. ia Saitas county han7i- sGi pro-
cvy!> applied o. pay sail judgments lhi forever
barring yoa from any aud all Interest fh.r.in.
Ey fans tD-fTG IENEl G 'tiNCE,
Their Attorney MARY ! tHNSE,
.s-:i Iiaihiirz
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4 any Kind
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NOTICE il hereby given tina: the following de-
~ seribrd lands and town Iots. much there
Of As may become necessary for that PuTposc, will
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Notice BY Publication.

In the District Court f,r Saline county, kansas
Hcary & Chaeg sni
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the prize obtained is well calculated to add to his felicity, and we truly hope that their voyage through life's too often checkered scenes may not dispel their present bright anticipations of unalloyed happiness and pleasure. Trusting that not only a silver but a golden wedding anniversary may be witnessed and celebrated with equal pleasure as the present affords them, surrounded and blessed with the pres enee of the kind uncle and aunt who have on this occasion shown this evil dence of their love and esteem for them.
 Altogether the assemblage and bans quet was one not soon to be forgotten, and tile senior returns his thanks to Capt. and Mrs. Barrow for their very kind consideration and friendship on this as we'll as on many other occasions with his best wishes for them in the enjoyment or long life and continued prosperity and happiness.
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DOVER.
Official Returns 0f Pope County,
 and Other Political Points.

Since the political horizon has cleared away we still find ourselves here, and business goes right along all the same as though nothing had gone wrong. From the present outlook the democra- cy, that is to say, those who are known to be such from their acts on the 2d inst, had just as well look to the fu- ture and be dismissed for the present. taking courage, remembering it is a long lane thay never takes turn.
 The election at this precinct on Tues day was as orderly and quiet as Suns day school picnic, being conducted strictly in accordance with law and principle. Parties living in the state and county eleven months were refused a vote by the judges, not having been in the state twelve months as required by law. The total vote was a little over fifteen hundred, some nine hun dred votes short of the full strength of the county. The vote cast stands as follows: Democratic electors, ,l55 ; republican electors, 376, greenbackers, so. Hancock's majority. 699. For con gress Cravens, JAG; Boles, 40l. Dem- ocratic majority, 745. According to the returns Mr. "rhine" received twenty-two votes for congress. Who he is, or what his political principles are, is not known. +.
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DEFoRE G. W. BERRYMAN, J. F., POPE ID County, Arkansas: s. A. Buck, Plaintiff,
 vs. Warning Order. I. G. Butter and II. s. Maddux, Defendants. fl. $. Maddux, one of the above named de- fendants, is her eby warned to appear in this court and complaint of the plaintiff within thirty days. November 9th, iSsU.
 G. w. BERRYMAN, J. P. G. E. BURNEY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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T the DEmocRAr.l
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We'll, Jimmy. you are caught at last! The hook by Cupid bated You've swallowed. and it holds you fast For life securely mated. And now these simple precepts take Well meant and freely given Observe them always and they'll make Your future home Heaven. First, have no secrets from your wife, You've sworn to live together Through good and i'll report. for life. In calm and stormy weather. And you should have one heart, one
 mind,
 One only view in living Each to the others will resigned, Forgetting and forgiving. Make your own little world os love, And constantly enjoy it; Keep sacred every bower and grove From those who would destroy it. Let no one come between you two, Whatever ills await you; But stand together, firm and true, And naught can separate you. Shrined in your heart your wife should
 stay,
 A cherished tenant royal, And you should deepest homage pay While she is true and loyal. Do nothing when she is not near That needs the least concealmeut, And then you'll not have cause to fea- It's possible reveslment. In short, to drive dull care away, Set discord at defiance; Aad humbly place. from day to day, In love firm reliance. Renew your vows of constancy At morning and at even, So shall your lives in this world be A sweet foretaste of Heaven.
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HARRISON AND RUSSELL
 WILLIE ROAD.

The gratifying reports that reach ns from Little Rock in regard to this road, cheers us wonderfully, and we now feel that that long worked for highway will soon be completed. When such firms as Wolf & Bros, Hogan & Co.,. and the Fones Brothers. of Little Rock, take hold Of an enterprise they mean business and our people can now gel ready to hear the glad news in short time, that the much wished for road is completed. Hold back your cotton, boys, and let's get up boom right and deliver it right into the City ol Roses, this ims.--Harrison Times.
 All rightl Come over and wake uT the echoes again. It will do you good and whoop up the enterprise.