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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
SheriH'S Sale.
siMyEL ]. SMITH 4 co..
Csss No.
.U,g y FECTyAN s,Dt

Cssc No. i.J5.
'HAs y FREEMAN 4, CO..
ulf virtue 81 an execution Ia i-i out - the Dis
- tTct cont If ih~ i1uftSs nth luiisisi IsstFict
s'iaiE Sni fps the county ~ ~slae. aBd state 81
ksuss- IL RI. above eEfifisi Cass. spi g. al
fc:-,i auj delivered, viii. On Saturday tbs 5isi
DAY ni lamar, 4. y. ISIS e. oClo.k D n. of
aid day. % the East DIR af ID. Aouse In tAs
city - -aitls SAILING ,'ouuts. Iansas ssr f'r .aic
al rac znstisn 10 ,be a. hr,I b'ii-r Cor cash IN
baud ihc following dsl.rfiiet real estate. 10 cit
III. 81 81 ~ nuu4i-.T ? Ia ti0sk humber n. IN
tn city Of Ir-kV.s,. Saline .ssbiy. kaB.ss. a.
eoriins b. the plat % s1Fi citf. With tensrnsnts.
h"r.dif.Isenis aud apyurteBabc-s thsreuHto b.
igtPiuE TO ths ssi real estate b taken the rrN
eriy If NE aid Ghzri-s . Freeman a Co. sh1
has bssn appraised a; , Cur Hundred Doli.r.
tlvvs uudsT asy 9asd the alst day ~ Dstsssissf.
i.-N Aa..L IA ID EAkLE n ria
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orr, go, :, s..,i,,, $500

sarEss~ ga t<ea
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~ s~fsa-s sfsrzs - -A<~s tss4 ssszzssf .. "a.
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SAT- sDAT. EfDa Akf sEtEsTna o s.~s.
s~-vr<. a. sssss - - . So So ~ "a.
- ~ <se<rk<<a.e - - tAss - sss~ss<-s s.f
- -<ss iR>l e sAe~s - "a $780, sGf -
sstfs q ~ ,-ss-e.-~ so 40 ss=-sz--s ssz~~ ~
zsus~s~sr--.ts - sz.ss ~ $500 II ts-ssk~-
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Notice for Publication.
L,.o or,n. .rs4rs. s.....

NOTICE j. hcfrbf gsFsE ths' ihs fsiis~ -
~ named s-tisr has 81 8 ao'ifr - b. tstsrst~s
10 ssaks tnal prof 10 support 20 ~ CRia. -
csifr hsai "ufry thefsf 81 10 "sffzfiia ~ ttiff.
days iffaa the date "f THIS usfirc. vs. Aess Loo
ia t'zbr.'i-ua Uasss.sse= sH'Fr ~ ~ sii fr tiss
81 "f tho - u - "a, I"~s ., ID .-st sni
names the foilH- ing - his -ifnrzre. - ~-sn
Garrison aud 8isf Ishns.a tslfh II -siisr rs.ft-
~ k.n.A.. o 4 nAsIs. Iissl.t.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
o,I,rr;sg 5-s:sl.- . 81 r-, ,eu,,

,sfA,snssg p|1isioz I, ~ RAJ ,ssus,-
sUNo 81 whom Il way oOarrrn hsst tarc especially
u TO the heir.-ai-lSv Of christopher e >hzs g..
late OF >zlin- cesIuty. srcesS-i ls-a are ker-ay
D0tiael shsi l. Charles : EvrFhagf zenaini>f rslDT
Of the e>.zts 81 aid d-eszssi dii. the .sth Ssv
Of isccnhsT. \. II. l>79. Gle p-;fiisa N fhe pr
haze esst OF >liise c,aEiy. kAasss praying thsi
may b aushsrtzed ard erlisgNerCi 10 al the ST.
wing dseTis-i l1usis. s1sssh thesSsf aazy
he nec,s>zry for the fzarf-Ese & psyie- tke Giss
aud COSTS cf administration II saii estate uff
The >~' Of ~, tkigseen H. rssH- Efte-a fisi.
i.suze two g. vsSi "a Saline cusf-ts. ksuS->-
sid i-fiiion gill t-r heard Al The s-kc~ Of ist
PFotatE Je.lgc ct aid >zl5ne stsaniy. haa>l. "a
the sssh day Of January. A u. is>s at 10 ssiars
A n Of aid day. ~hsch tis3e and llsEc -sch 81
yoa. aud all esh-rs ister~>f-d. nssisea o. -
preseni and shs~ eaalsc, IL say vsa kase. shy an
order Of sale prayed for -seahi no: he xrsnici
Issiesl this s-fk DAY sf Drc-nls-r. ISIS
Ss-ss CHAs. = EyERHART, AaEinistrsi.E.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From Distinguished Physician.

Nosa:,e ssea.c has eri,.led l.orc suffering or has
aarih The scrsc OF smell OF lasts 9: 1xh, OF hcas
* - nuial voice The n..c6 more AID sor,r.
isItctcs throughout the system a;a< "a every vital
o.ss al breaSs up the moot robust Of ttu.ious
Iafs ssssilcd BY er2cSs ard char aisns
.acsc scEesics From have rfle hops &, 10 rcicye6
iais fds Of the grave. X 10 tine th~a m. me
treatment Ills terrible disease ty r-r,cdrs
oct.r. AID srcsfvcrhy. The 81 h..se-;o nntr,ea
ne ne acop;sd By Dr. Sanford IN the prrpsratoa Of
likely to succeed when all tie ususi rcuetics
~ oecanse strikes At the root Of the dreas, VIZ
s.e .ssd oood while u heals tie liberated re.
otne o. cicecf application TO the cssa passaers ia
based on certain 6xet relies and rr,lexs Ire
tai .trcs ere tco fsr exhausted, must n the c-esf
majority IL Casa, eject cure.
NonscorT B:ocx, So FlAxrsSSSs'I o. Ell ! u.
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Asslgnee'> Notice

n IL vhdss " Ray e-asrFu sfs hFrshf SsssGst
~ that I. th. assi. fs.En ned h-s- t-~s asiy
shosss assignee % aisiial-t-r tn tfs- cfrsfsa
~ Tho assignment naz-is ~ fa.s i.sf- sf~i at
Liam t.sis isiiS Aiazl.. all I-ha tssts sss
William " Gels isftnsr- sttsf ths name 81
John feis 10 80 The b-nshs Il isir ialis a s.i
and tsn CREDITOR. sssi that ~iif 40 ~
i0th day ~ Nrych. i-S,.
and 5srins Tho t.s consecutive Gays fbs,-srss
L~tsess the Es8rs 81 sins sfl&k. ~ SD trs
s'slt - ssid daY. 81 ths auiiiisg Earnestly
s~cspsssi ~ szai jsshs '.sis 90. fsf ih~f ssss,
In ths shy of >si.Es saline ss-ssf. AsE-.s. pr
coed pab,siy "a al OF sod sitss y So fs sxsis-s
tbs estate sssi sass - Szpi 1n fssis. Hiisiasa D.
Gels. aud JGhs Gee 60. stsE ssi shsr- Ell
p~r~sss k.sin. see ss.ssi- aasy - sssrt s.s
al p~rsaHs b. eszii 40 sstsf ~ 81 tn tis.s sss
Ilsee hsfsin a<ssEsssss sal isF t~f-sss ~
nature sfss Nssds4si - ts~sT sstsssis al 10 rss
cIssssd issss .sy .~ss4t - -sS s-ssts
1HasI-i- . fAtLFstE. A>-sss-s
sziins a. ssf EsiA. is7s 90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

Receiver. sale.
In he D.s'riof Cvsrf 81 lS,is., .s..zk,.
!ynfe NJ HaHsis.
sscTTBaEfT ssHiPPfL ~ ss1s

FAhsrIts ELEyATs,s ~ 49, ~ rte,z fsrtt
AoriTY y hs.sty riss.s tt.ss . 90 Ia, g., SIC
~ 81 psAik Hgetssn, 49, A-ss - a. ss,ssf
Ueuss iE Nssa -siisss s.4sst. Esz-.. % 81 st.s
day = 1ssasfr. a % is-s % 49, s.i--t Il
TAT a.f Al tAs iEssfs.f Il 10 fs.s<ts Eisss1ss
Asss<ssttss BE- hSs rE--.~-9 siarfs sinef,<se
nis@tf faf sssI Essssy -s.s -. Fasssh ssF.st sa4
- snGsSr nissf ~.ss - tisk sss.ss "a sAs sff
~ -a'sps fa-ntr ssa -s.t~ stsss-.sf ~fs 80 49,
tsSfrfsis - tssffss sci 49, tasfsf,
tAsf . s.iS~st 49, ne ~ r.. assszr.-ss - So
sf-fsf fffh~a fs1-~ ssls fSrsrsss t@ina ti.s tsli
sr.i ffs e. essi hs- ~sS,.rtrsssss so ts,-sss-
40 sfs -. 20 - ssfsssss std i-rs ~ "
sss aFT-rsf-et ri Sec $50 iafss. ss go iass s@4
atfart~esass. - ~ IA ~ s-sfssssf -
1sf - ssS rs,~ss $50 10 49, ss1< ssx<s.siss
fseEsr-f - ia Sss,s~-
sIT.s sa-s<f ~ "a ~ fs.s, szA esy sffs..ss.i~s
a y. isbs ~ T. k=EgE
ga E-ss4s.x
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

STATE % KANSAS IS.
COUNTY SALINE
Ia d, f''obsi, fSHrs '- All f-s ss.d csyEiy.
the matter 81 the esiafe Of John D.d.p
. d-csz-st. Notice 1. hereby given, that l.it. -
% Administration have been sFanisd % the ur-.~,-
siynei on the estate Il John bsian late 81 aid
e9anty. deceased. by thu Hosorsll~ the I-r..,4is
curt % The eount! and STATE sfsr--ssi a.t-d thu
ssb day u Sosemi~-r. A u. i.7s. Nss All per-
sons having etzias azzin-f oil .-t.i. herr bF
notified thai thsy pr-.eui the zsr.e 10 r. no.
dersizne-i fqr siiSvsacs sithis year froas tn.
date Of aid letter. they ~ preeisis4 fssss
any '~ses' Of .ssh estate, sni that ~ such .lziu.
- not Exhibited within tir~~ YEAR AMER th. asis
Of aid l-f;er-. they shall b forever hsrr~d
CHA-. J. DEfGHAS. Administrator
December f1gh. i--S ca
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
sAEF0RD's RADICAL cure

NAfsasely claim to be oftAe fs- popular rcr,..
t..s Eecessinx tie approval o. medical crnf,enca
80 W p-v-.e .of oaiy fre.y reccsz,cad /. bot ~
- ter ii.ios u Preference sry VI he nrepsr.-
.n'.3 Usually prescribed ty p..ySiciars
sse asx.e, SAID distinguish ci,y pnvs.c.a,
tlst tF oogaiiors 10 TIRE Gcss. McaicI sscicfy n,
tH,s eSsloc paoi,cly rccorn mend o. r:rScri ths
eut siace received Iach relief f7ora
re U.s. CT IL yself AFTER Thorough ;-iai 81 f MS,
rueSies. have privately svsrd IL 60. ana n-s5.-.
ny pacle.ts 70. it, ~1.4SS VI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
eAl9AM AND PINE.

Ihe hcanx propertics Of our own FRA ran. sa,..-,
eerc esS e gsns eftae Eas, WI 10
.s1ls ssscIxton: Their grateful. healing. ,o.tl,-
tH. aeq scenSthentne properties are InowS I, .s',
.aiiis Mhen conbined In accordance xHa lie al
nPStant uiseoSe!ics IN pharmacy. tAeig healing anf
iuenetneh,nS prnpcrties are incrcAscI ,sufoII "a
hn respect orr Plaster b TIE 9Sst n ss wILoIt tis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

Frcdr
cured Rua-hns
nivy
yIzmrR
Neuralgia
hrr h
does h eurt ss.chr
esefPn-
fFxser.,d
fsTpEi dsuniur
nd Is sSr
@ hs- =
in lyH NJ
6rsH II
I h. Prae5 ccnts
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

IL b sid that Bismarck !. 20 sick
taat his recovery 10 doubtful.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
TWO IN ONE.

mus combined &c haze two grand iIc,Ie,l AGENTS \,
e each OF NhleE perforaB It's fGaetiOa al uaITeiy
.oaaees ulore cures than any lniiaen,. Iotoa va.h
r.astsf Eyer be:-,c compounded u The history u
aedicinc TEy one. PAIGE, y CENTS. "
soid ~ al Wholesale sad Ee,aii Drusyisss through.
81 the nited States and Can AZ a. an q, HIEEsx
oTiEH, Frofsi'i o.s. Boston. MAJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

4 - LINEN. We have sold s,sporps R,pfc.,
-. "a. Tor hsarfs o1e year. sni can say canclty
2lIi-ty :. ~ se-4-
We atc net n Ire haSi: Of rcco-.ncnt.,- na.rr.
@sSSs' bSi var p, r.1si iol rcets the wants OF
Laced OF ITS s-eat merit tsatIhc rs.err vi n,
,sis.ed We lay: been II the drug business for re
t.S.Vc Years es1s'a7tl. -lt s1sf Cvcr;tsin. Tor
-.tarIh pr Yours leas ell 80 net: II yo.i -. rrsn,r
'0a PC US .t'S- Or a=y r-I; q !, taai yo visa.
N. ~ t.I!s !Nnls :. u BALDWIN L co
W loics-ic mi Fetal Dca'srs IN GT4f-. Pools =.
stai!e-efy. " a<hingtcs, Ind, Feb. u Is.s
kash Leakage cont.ils Dr. ssr:ords Improved IaAal-
:, tS, Ao iuii Grcctiols Tor Ia all ccscs- Price
Htt fo- sale by all whoIssslc and rytail dr,-- "a
ind q aiers throlgtout the ruirca StE;cs 80: GO.
Druggists. Boston. slass. ~
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Notice BY Publication.
LAND OFyIcI AT s1lrza E.ssa.
i--rnI,-rr ..nl. f.78

f-o.nsa-r 92ns. i.7s
NOTICE j. bsr~sy ris~n ia; The fstsstsx-
~ 1ssasf srfiisr n. Silt asso~ 81 ~. it,ssis1,
70 t.ss taa Fr-gf n .sf;-orf q b, sisiHs al
care hEsi shfrT fherraf fiss Egisatsa q thfrf.
dsys fffssa The date II TAI. r1s5o- VIZ
Ph.fip 4ssi. Hasa--tes4 Aps,sscz;isn Ea Is %
far ts> West hslf essfb-@s.; Tr1ffss -@ss1sn
fsrn-hiy ~ Fang sr--t- ami uHaoss ~ Gssiss-
ing . his sifos--F-. six 2 Tzhar.ts L<.i.
sosss ssa . fzhsre.s. al q ssiiBs caaBsv,
kaass-
GA T l. BDSD. E~sss.ar.
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Administrator Notice.

sFN:sceilsneous R..aks no; ft+ani 81 car -h.lvs-
Willie ordered Publishers priors Application.
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Notice..

OrEfcE o, -rP'r PrHiIc IS.TprtIrSs
-ALfxI forST1, ksssss
SAiina. Jsnnsry Is. ts7s.
fnVlIEKE vii 10 hifAgnfhiy sIznInaiiSn fsr
tszebers' sertiheaiss the fr-s and the l.s, rs-f-
day in February. and thereafter su thu day
ia each alternate month Irsrris.. i<sta ., . D,
p IN and oil bs eyDdsetsi "a .ritisz f-s %
one dollar r.gurssl by ias. sf ssf applicant. 10
fore ainniitanc~ % animation. All uryst ~
h Pgy~. IS 10 allowance can he s<ss- fsf los 81
time.
BOARD 90 EXAMINER
The Superintendent 9Th 10 IN bic orr every
saturday. cIe.pi 90 examination day In rhish
he I'll ~ fou nj in b. ga. fhs fpiiy~ins
Nopdzy IL voa1a r.tniDa ssAs.sl ossosfs - ~
pr0.nIa IN -sbding r.,orfs r-.siree y lar.
WILLIAM BISHOP.
Lar -ayt Pua Issirlarfion
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EDARD 90 EXAMINES
hOtlle for Publialiss.
gaSp OyJBs srs@Ir.s. E.s.ss
I-s~srt.er "a t.lp

NOTICE !. hsrsbr sissu that ths fSiss,sg-
~ Hzfssa -sfisr has IBID nsts~s - bio sni~silsa
10 Aasss anal pr..sf In sapDurt q b. sisis sfsi
Ens Fnffy tbsrsssf a. thu pifnissa - thiffr
dsv. trsssn tho cate afihi- passc~ via.
USsaes.sai Atfiiczfipa 81 @sza~. q. setlasrF ~
the ~ p.i -setsgn > Ts- u-sip IS ksnx~ .ss,
Hn5 ussD@s fhs Eiiss isss "a h. siae--Ss va q.
pstti.. Weaver ssi y r. Vas Es,1a al q -siiss
,o.fnfy ksHt
&C.. 7 8. BOND Rs,ls;xf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

As q Grand curative and res,or,fiy, s,,,, q. No,
eQuard py say clement nIedicinc n ~ History -
II nless the vital spark ned tn body
- ey Eeans OF electricity rossib!c I.stS
,eso.t ot al pnysSctAns and sa.cO.s and In, M.
t'oasanas apparently dead. ircul an un,ira. Nv
s.e, WIN 10 other human agency corli have sue.
ss, i- Aus TIC ltstiag Curative eleareai Ia This
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
Administrators Notice,

All kinds Of e.anty work. nsi.oeIlsneoo. binding
ruling. took and job printing soleit-l-
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Kansas PAc1F1c Railway.


LANDS! LANDS!
KANSAS TO the FRONT,
The leadir- Shest state in the Uaisa in is,s. AMI
the fourth cern s;sre-Ih he Gr.si KsuSaS
harvest Of is7> Sss SOLID for
the Golden RItr
The celebrated GIxiH Bah of the e5,sairy in the
limestone section of central kanssS iTsyers.i ~
the Kansas raciic.
The following Statements arr taken FROM the ~
port oi the Kansas State Boari "a. Agriculture ESr
WHEAT r kss: s.,- ii inn 1s the z, ns' f,.
Wheat >tate IN the Union in is.s. pr,,,asIng ~
SlS.sjs bushels Of winter wheat and 30 ts hsn-
els of spring wheat; total.
32,3I5,361
Bushels Of wheat. with oaiy nne-ei.hih o; the
state under eu'tivsiiun. The .rysni.sSi cogntics
lying in She Golden Wheat R,h uf the Nara, Pr
cine produced i3.SS ;Si tu>h~i- or over al per
cent and, including unrcI-,Fting counties, niiiy
$4,000 bs>hel,. - isT cent Of the cni.rr yieki
81 Wheat IN the stse averaging - hn>,aels To III.
acre While the average for the state ~As u bash
II. per acre.
nnRIV Kansas. the Fourth Corn state In the
OVUW Union In isss. produced -. ssls-l
bushels OF corn. of which the Golden Grain ,.,l;
counties produced 2. ~ 5s bushels 81 81 pcr ecI.
nearly one-thiri ofrhs rntirr yield Of the state
with equally grand show ing ia all other acpari
uleDts az agriculture.
The foregoing facts show conelg,ircs ~hy =,
per cent 81 the increase in Population tho
during the past four years nId per &c ~ ~ tha
increase in population dufir. the ls.,I year and
IS per cent II the increased Of sh-st la tn.
state in ISIS. belong 10 the Golden kctf
Farm for Every body -sss sa Arms !
V,ceeo sere>-ioy sab by ksssss iss,Lr-thc best |
land in America Al f'"m - ~ - pr ssrr enc
quarter on fas cash, 10 ~ yrars credit Al
pr cent tntercst. IL don't take much money 10
buy iArsi on the kAn>ss FsCiEc 80 Ia $50 ~i se-
cure % acres on credit. or si,o 10 sso in cash vii
buy outright
send to = j, tsimors. Land Commissioner Szli- I
ns, kansss, t,.T the Kansas Pacific Homestead a
publication which tells about Lands Honl-sI~asis !
Presumption. soil Climate, frduci>, >toCk Ksis-
Ing. Sh"oh, Wages, Land Explorers tickets Rate,
etc IL Is mailed free TO all applicants
Read all you can gather about kau~sS and ~hcu \
you decide to start he and right ~ k.s.
ting along the KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
8. 7. SMITH, General Superintendent
KANSAS CITY. NO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
/. Ober, Hageman & Whittredge
own More Goods and Own them Cheaper
Than Any House in Il ansas.
own More Goods and Own them Cheaper

Goods
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Come and see Our $3.50 Suits worth
Our Stock Embraces Everything!

~ E Curve COZ NJ &c for elves ~ ~ "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
.lCOLLINS'm
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ELECTRICITY

4 kIectre.l:alvanle Battery oomHired wssh
SsM1.y Mecic1ts1 strengthening Piassrr,
In ~. W. - fsssssr fer pains and ecScs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

noxEY MAKING vArs or WALL gTBEEI
A nsnpal fsr IEvss.ers -sss.. As. jay t.s'ss.
ysssert.lt nd ~r rs.ltlt1n.lr-s nzsk@ ssssfr
ssts COPY sat free, vita ssrtz. F.fsyTts ~ ~
lasrtss. MR. 7 POTTER EI6ET 90, -
XxIs, ESv Ycrs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-30
A Mexican Pompeii.

The Mexican correspondent of the New
York World says: Charnay has discovered
what he very properly terms 'the Indian or
Mexican Pompeii''-a city buried for at least
one thousand years. In my last mentioned
the discovery of a villa near lula. That house
has now been fully uncovered and found to
contain twenty-five rooms, fifteen staircases
and twelve corridors. Attached to it are two
cisterns, with clay pipes, which were used to
convey water to different apartments. Some
of the household utensils are of coarse clay, a
few of porcelain and one article of glass! Re-
member Tollan, the capital of the Toltec EN-
pire, covered not only the site of the present
town of lula, but the spot where Mr.. Charnay
discovered the villa, and now he is unearthing
near the former building a large palace. Per-
haps during these excavations he may find
historical data that will clear up all mystery
with regard to the origin of the first inhabl-
tants of the Western Continent. On the 2Sth
ult. Mr.. Charnay announced to LIE Trait
dUnion of this city merely the discovery of
palace, but made no allusion to any architec-
tural peculiarities. We have, however heard
that the ruins recently unearthed are more
distinctly Asiatic in style than any Toltec re-
mai ms now known. In the course of few
days we shall receive further particulars. Mr.
Charnaa also had the good fortune to find the
bones of some gigantic animals. These re-
mains are now en- route to this capital.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-30
Saving the Country at $50 a Gallon
Galveston News.

tGalveston News.1
he has been electioneering some time for
LEGAL Office, but seeing there was considera-
BILE lack of genuine enthusiasm among the
suffragans, he determined to give the boys
little blow out.
He went to a prominent grocery establish.
ment, the proprietor of which is very public
spirited man. He told the grocer with great
earnestness:
81 am giving Hancock and me a lift, and
thought I'd give you chance to contribute
few gallons OF that three-dollar-apd-a-half
whiskey suppose you know that if we are
be once more happy and united people we
must do our duty"
The merchant replied that while he yielded
to none hen it came to making sacrifices for
the good of the country, yet he did not think it
was good palicy for Texas to poll more than
100000 majority for Hancock anyhow; how
ever, if he was paid, cash $3.50 a gallon, he
would yield.
"If this is the spirit that animates the bust
ness men of Galveston, then, all I've got to say
is, that I'll quit. If Indiana and New York
don't go right you are to blame for it; but say
So gallon for ten gallons of the Cowboys
Delight, taking my note for the money, and it
is not too late yet to save the country.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-30
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 80.

Sometimes salmon stripes alternate with
brown, or else it is prune with pale blue OF vel
low with maroon red. or peacock blue with
cardinal. Three yards are sold for skirt and
its trimmings andlthe material costs from 81. 70
to So yard. The plain velvets shown for
dress trimmings cost from 80 to 81 yard.
Heavier qualities for making the entire dress
are twenty-five inches wide and 81 ayard. The
wide velvets measuring three-fourths of
yard, and of pure silk, are shown in all the
new shades for evening and dinner dresses,
and the dark stylish shades for costumes;
these are $40 a ward.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
FARMERS FESTIVALS.
Oxford County Fair.

Oxford County Fair.
NORWAY, Sept. 29.-Five thousand people
were on the fair grounds to-day. The three
minute race was won by William Gregg's
sorel gelding, John Akin. Time 3.57. He.
Harmon was elected president aud A. G. T.
King secretary and treasurer.
ossipee Valley Fair.
CORNISH, Sept 29.-The fair of the Ossipee
Valley Union Agricultural Society opened to-
day with yesterdays programme. The beauti-
full day brought out good number of people
from all the Ossipee towns. The show of neat
stock was the best for years. Agricultural
hall is fast filling up with fruit, vegetables and
fancy articles, ancient and modern, for Thurs
day and Fridays show.
Lincoln Comfy Fair.
DAMARIscoTTA, Sept 29.-The 18th fair
OF the Lincoln County Agricultural Horticul-
tural Society opened at the Driving Park to-
day. 1t was postponed from yesterday on ac-
count of the storm aud will continue three
days The entries exceed anything hereto
fore. The fruit display is large and rich.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-09-30
Democratic Testimony in Behalf of
Garfield.
[Judge Jerry Black.l

You express determination to see that Gen
eral Garfield shall be defended against all I'M
just assaults upon his personal character is
equally pleasant reading to me, for l have
been his devoted friend for many years, and I
am resolved that / never will believe that he
does not deserve the affection have bestowed
upon him. If he would carry the principles
which regulate his private life into his public
conduct be would make the best chief mags-
trate we ever had.
[Allcn G. Thurman.l
Cakes Ames swears that Garfield got ten
shares, and Garfield swears that he did not do
anything of the kind. There was good deal
OF talk but no proof against him; am COM
PEELED to say that Garfield gets out better than
any one else, and on the whole there was not
Sufficient evidence to faSten corruption at his
door.
[Alex. II. Stephens.l
As to the Credit Mobiier matters with which
General Garfield has been charged, believe
he was altogether innocent of them. 1t will not
do for the Democratic party to throw mud at
General Garfield, because if they do they will
elect him 1 am not hero to
elevate our candidates by dragging down those
opposed Although don't think they can ev-
er reach the elevated platform occupied by
Hancock and English do not wish to engage
in this kind of assault Garfield 1 have known
we'll since the session of Congress of 1873, and
have always regarded him as irreproaclable
in integrity and moral character distinguished
for ability and scholarship, and one of the
greatest intellects in the country 1 do not
oppose him ON account of any moral defect OF
Intellectual incapacity.
New York World.
In the midst of the organized carnival of
corruption which has been going on now for SO
many weary months and years at Washington,
it is really satisfa Glory to catch g,impses now
and then of honesty for honesty's sake, and
without consideration of party General Gar
field, of Ohio. is Republican of Republicans,
but it is his simple due, which we gladly pay
him, to admit that he has done more than any
other single member o. his party, during the
late session of Congress, to show that it is not
impossible for man to act with Congression-
al majority and yet to keep his self-respect and
the respect of honest men.
H. b. Payn.]
He lives economically; the present improve
ments on his house at Mentor-which may cost
$3,0O0-involve the most considerable expen-
ditures his neighbors are aware of. No, 10!
With General Garfeld's political creed 1 am
utterly at variance, but this does not counsel
me to an unconsidered assault upon that can
didate's private honor.
lDonn Piattl
Garfield holds to day the honored position of
being the only poor man among the political
leaders.
Henry Watterson]
He would not do dishonest act