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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

We acknowledge The receipt OF an irfi
t.iion To be present II the m-rsiagr c.I.-
monY of Mr.. J. a Bower CformorIt p
KinRwood boy to Miss Libbie Anderson.
at Carlisle, Iowa, next Saturday afternoon
At $50 O'Clock
A merry Christmss and a happy New
Year, old boy. May yogr life be one Of
unsdulterstcd bnppiness
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
Letter from ..poiIy u. a"

SALT RIVER, Dec l3. 1850.
Dear Arg'es SuU the victim or srhc-
ton! Wero You q, Ses kiss euaciAttd
I figure who now holss tle pen to YOU
. You would mot know vour old lr.aud'
4 Whether / shalt ever get back home
again. ~ only known O. Him. the Great
Cnkoown, whose creature ana Ian.
guasc StuhS under the ardor ol uy tgvl>
iugS, whom / ai,,mpt - pen YOU lew
lines.
silt River! The drst object OF intc-C>,
that 'v'ur, uppI tnN public Rad after
/ leaving Tins place, IS "a chs~m iu tho w,,
on IA, uSh I hand through %, hich the liz
river III tnc'eN falls boz u sctie, or uvauu>
tul cascades, Formerly. the fails 90:
h'nc"cN We're uu, dorned hv wood; nn,
t'e poet Hunt being couduc,cJ To see
them NOV. ?. 1850, uu,r visiting the
Democracy o. salt h.Vcr, r.cnn.,uended
that iheN should Toe invested with tho
necessary decoration. Accordingly trees
have boon thIck'y planted along the
chasn, ANA are now Tar advanced to mas
'nn'N' Throughout tins Young forest. "A
was mas "'en cat, aud "a number OF h,u>
''N'' "t''' Er'.iHe- erected Tor The cons
'''..' >r VINO visit theNpui. Tee
I.'. H" .u1 u.tb,s sc>.u .n-.Ic.
I..r, ''. .....- -l .I..r.. A. channel.
"N. r.t. ..t,. .... .r. o.. s....u,,t,
-.aH -'r..r S.. ..e n..I...t .r.. ..sI.r
$500 u', interest Itr Il .unct n.'i-
ti- hu.,u.u- te lae thermometer
h'NinE Hs p.et "a degrees u,,ow zero
b .uu "t.,i ut-at tuy l,sutiui caa,aas.
have formed - different aspect TIE
weather is very C1id up hero now, cold
enough 1o irccze bucAwho4t cakes To A
RED not giiid,e
As 1 sat in my hut tho other evening
Illuminating over The past, aud conlcctur-
lnG inc thiut-, / heard q kuocA at the
door hade the stranger "come in" IL
was my old lrtoud Col, Joe Whitaker.
OF SAT- Rake. Col. joe said h, came over
TO sul"co the iu nay unhappy state. Pres
emily Jim my Hunt cumo in. / conceiy
eel political discussion brcwing. So
Col. Joe began; POLY. we have wit
messed tho riso and fall OF tho gIoat 70,
bolton, which can only be compared Ia
game OF carls. the south having
shutlled tho deck, tho North cut Thorn.
then the South urdetod thom up and tho
North went 1t alone. and beat" ..Ycs -
earnestly spoke Jimmy, Eve have seen
the rise aud IAN oi The potato bugs; We
have seon our politicians drunk and So
beri we hsvo soon OLD maids drink vim,
I eEar and 20 Uac, on their net CATS: we
! have seen tho democracy set nm AMI
knocked d wu, and Tie way the country
| has been handled i'm the past low wears.
! II = wonder tho whole ID btsines.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

with the compliments Of the suthor, VIZ
have received, in pamphlet torn, the
annual address by VIM. NJ Dent. NJ ID
President OF the Medical Society of West
Virginia which we publish elsewhere.
1t will repay pcrusal.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Mr. John w. Gust man, OF Valley d.
trict, slaughtered a hog recently which
weighed 476 pounds net. This IS hard to
beat, but our Brsndoayille correspondent,
last week, reported one which weighed
40 pOunds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

n 10. Mayag.gc begin
,.1 g.. r..t.t ffr a.t N.c.-,h,r
y - NuH lD ',l .a. o..
Pc 49,. .ct...H.. t..t me sYn. riihrr
.|.. .'' ,u,rru Number.
A Nmop.otc Set OF NarperS Magazine.
s.mp~i,uE 81 No uncs. lu neat cloth
bin ling. VIII nr e.pt by rNu5css. freight
~ 'Nreusc e .utChas T.. On receipt OF
$50 pos VOLUME, Si0g,v volumes. hy
mat .Nu+-rUi ~ 90 Cloth clacs, for
binilug. 81 cents. by mail, postpaid.
x miuarC-s should u0 made hy Post
Office money orders or draft. 70 avoid
chsrco OF ga
Newspapers arc not 90 copy this edvcr-
us men, without tho express order OF
HSrper * Hrothera
Address HARpERS BROTHERS.
.lft New York
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

We publish 4 number ot ~"r- -5rittrn
lsIters this week We hope our CORES
pondents will not grow weary IN well
doing but give Us the news Of their re-
spectlye neghborhoods each week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

A p 'rtion Of the mueical talaut Of
Kingwood has organized al orchystr
Among It's members, orc J. Nj Crane J
IL Hawthorn, r. W. McCsf,rty M s
Elliott ana w. A Potter. They nave
ordered number of drs,-c'ass insuu-
racnta
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u COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }

KINQwooD, w Va De 8, 1880.
Tue shove nnm.d rarjirs wll tnLo no.
tice MAJ shalt. on Monday tic 10Th day
IT Jeu"pry, 1881. M my rflltc aforesaid
proceed 'n execute the above meutDn.,i
decree rct"tcnce. [dcIl
JOS. IT, HAWTHORNE, Com'r.
JSo RaRToE-PAYNE. CouuaeI NV prH
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Rev. JordaU's brother, and bride, who
stopped u here. on their bridal tour, left
for their Gume in Michigan on Tuesday
morning last
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Read the ARGUS closely this week and
SOC If you 10 not think il worth IT'S sub
scription price, which is lees than three
cents n week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

We learn that Draper G.. Hughes, who
is now erecting church building al
Buckhannon, has the contract for building
Clerk Martins new house on Beverly Hill
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

Gentlemen. If you want collars, heck,ies.
or anything IN The line OF gents furnishing
goods, CAL on Peter Voliz ana examine
The bes. variety of goods In town. ld4;S
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

'Daily except SUNDAY. tDaily. +Dou't
stop here. Besides the aboVe~uBmcd
trains there is " ~ Train With "a pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except SUNDAY.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

ILLUSTRATED.

The periodical. BIZ g. sble and schol-
sriy d,stutsioos 90 tho questions of the
iay. - vel ~ b- 30 .ll.s.I..iuLs- which
ujo YCp.r,l by ih- L... A,'iat- ans 49,
esys * ficd 4 IN 10 powerful and benc~
fetal Influence upon ne public uund
Tn weight OF iis influence vii always
be- found ON TOE side Ol morality, eniiglt
I. nnIl Of and m llullnlII
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

M. Luther Swcarcngeu, who has been
contpe5 tO his bed for several days with
diphlheria. is now ION the laend."
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
MAKPEN,s PENLODICALs-

The volumes ~ the Weekly begin with
The drst EImb,r Tor January 81 cecH year.
When NO time h. mentioned, 10 will be- VI
dsrstODd ibs, the slbaTibcr Wishes TO
commence with tho Number next after
The receipt ~ order
The lssl Eleven Annual Volumes n
Harpers weekly boo neat cloth bludiDg.
will be sent by inall. pustage paid, or by
express, tree Of 'xpense (pfDyiIed The
freight DOES NOT exceed one dollar per
volume. FOR 500 esch.
Cloth cases for each volume suitable
f3r binding will Doe sent by mail, postpaid
ou receipt Of , 100 gch
q. mittBncp should be made hv PJNo1ice
money order or draft, to avoid CGsacs OF
l.rs
Nnwsplpcr' are rot CO. cory ihi. adve.-
'sBm.nt without the ,Xbrc order {
HaIu.r s. BrY'n.rs
Address HARPER g. BROTHERS.
MUL H.re
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

The ball ;l.t oyster supper VIII come
of at Re dsv lie un the night Of the 24,h,
N1j not In" 25tn. - noted IN our last issue
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

A splendid LOT Of biaAk notes for sale
at the ARGUS Office.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
EMMA WARE
VIZ. On A pKTtrtO.
OSCAR TAGGART)
IN IsnIfIrpN
IN EQUITY.

Referred 90 one OF the Commissioners
Of said Court, who is directed 20 ascerlnin
and locate, report The location and parli,-
ular description Of the lot In the bill! men
TONED; also, 10 ascertain and report any
purchase money thereon remaining ~
paid, from the defendant Taggart 10 The
defendant Psinier, and TO tnis end, may
take proof and file the Same; TINT he az
cefinin the lens thereon. the character,
order and prorities Ut tho same aud 70
Por' any other pertinent uAtter.
An abstract from The decrec-Test:
bMIT III CRANE, Clerk.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
5. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table of Passenger
Trains OF tho Baltimore * OHIO Railroad,
Tor the stations named below, which cook
effect December ., 1850:
EASTWARD HOUND.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18

The LEADING Scientists Of to-day
gree that most diseases are csused by
disorder i Is uOys or Liver H. thero-
''ro, the kidneys and Liver ore kept ira
perfect order, perfect honith will be tho
esult. Ihis truth has only been known
= short time aud for years people suffers
ed great agony without being able To
lnd rfhci. Tho discovery Of Warmers
0aie Kidney and Liver Cure marks y
new era IN The treatment Of these irOu~
bios. Made from a simple tropical leaf
~ rare vaiuo, IL contains just Ito ele-
uehis necessary 10 nourish and invigor-
ate both Oftbese great organs aud safely
tore and keep them in order II is
fO6ITIVE Remedy TOR all tho dis-
re- sos That cause p1ius in tie ,wer part
Of tIJ body tIr Torpid Liver Head
t'hr- Jiuuii"c Dizziness Gravel
tcyer Aguo MalariW Fover, and all
difficulties Of mo Kidneys, Liver and
Urneiy Organs.
IL 81 IN excellent and safo romcdv for
oil a.es during Pregnancy. II will cons
en- Menstrura.iOn aud be- Invaluable for
curprrhoa OT Failing OF The Womb.
A. Blood Further ~ BE- uuequdled, FOR
90 cures lhe organs That mule tie blood.
READ THE RECORD.
10 mycl my lie. H. y. Lateiy. Set-
W0. dtIbnUI
"lli- ue remedy thst will cure tho
u1ny disease peculiar TO- women
Uy hct's N0OveDLe
IL ha- passed se, ere tests and won
endorsements from some OF tho highest
medical "'"ut in tho cOuntry" Mem
YoIk W0rid.
ESQ remedy heretofore discovered can
Dec hold tor one moment iu comparison
viii it' RE-. q. d. H0rUeV, b. h..
WushingiOn, -. Z.
This Remedy. which has done such
wonders. is put uD 300 Tie T,tRgEIV
SIZE BOTTLE oi any tuedio,ne upon
The market, and iq sold bv Druggists
and ali dealers go 8l.25 per bottle For
Di Ibe:es. enquire for WARNEWSSA
DIABETES CURE. 10 is positive
Reno w.
70. H. WARNER q CO., Rochester, y.
Y. oc3O. 80
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
Ears YOU Tnn HEILLTONI

n W CuDD bNlBNu OF SHARK q OIL
PDgJipctV Rcs'Dycs me Ifn,y6,y. 0,d a. the
t"IH dbwiHe cure I'm Dctfaesg hat ign.
This OH be- extracted from peculiar
species CT sm 100 WHITE SuARK. caught
lu lh" yellow Nop known 49, rtych0yOoOn
H'""r'e'u. Every Chinese fisherman
Knows 3D. Dos sIftgos H- a restorative OF
bearing wof" discpy cred bv Buddhist
Priest shout Goo vs.r 1910 It's cures
were .n num rrNu. aId MAsY so 4EFW.
inHif MIntCtLo-4 fhat tho remedy WIS
ninrltiIt proclaimed over iI0 entire ems
pie l'- use became e., universal that
iIr over 300 years goo Deafness has exist
rI HuuuE fNr Chinese u.Yplo srui.
charge prepaid, ip any any address AZ 81
per bottle.
only imported by HAYLOCK o. co..
Solo agents Tor America.
DaY 5r, EHw YoER.
It's virtues aro tUy,,.hon1bfs and ifs
ct0fIC rhrturt,y vb..iute us me ipJ,fsy
cr1p yFyaliiy rtLl. bath G0m crperi,5.ec
and oi .atlrftu.
Among OBJ. EoUcv iu ono part and
another Di iuH country. itI- probable th4t
number are afflicted with deafness. and
to such BE- may ba rrII "Nrfs once
tp li1yInck g. Co.. Dos street. New
York. enclosing aud you tiI rproive
NF return I.uIcfv f.IHf WI'I ruaI.n YOU
iH tf Iio Anybody eIsr. and why4o
.'.t' elects wI.. Nu permanent. 81 uu
ever t-I". IN.uE sl rum .f
W onN H....H AeptlJ, 1850
u.|I rH
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RGUS-EYE-TEMS.

Paper, envelopes aud hlottars l,r .lIa
=; the ARGUS ONCE cheap.
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This place was v.si'ec by very heavy
rain storm on Tuesday afternoon.
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We return our thsnSs 90 Glen ID Stsid,r
for favors rendered Tuesday evening.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /:

To residents Of THIS co,nty-One y ear.
81. 90; six months, 10; four months, 90
cents.
To non residents u ne c0i3,fy-Oue year,
81 ,65-the Is cents extra being charged
'oprepay POSTAGE six months, So cents;
Chrt q months, 90 cents.
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Transient AdceTtLSepl<7, S:--Si per Inch
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.rIoNs. -. = No.t5.No. = ~. Is
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-12-18
order Of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA., IS.

WESrNiGGINIA, IS,
ClerN's onco OF tho Circuit Court Of Pros
ton county. ON the first Monday oi p,.
CONDOR, $50.
OANJrL WurEuAtR
EDMUND MEssENGER'et nj.
Tho object of this swt il To set aside
cor'uu mechanics lcus. in the cnu,o
mentioned. nCd to collect from the Board
OF Education ot Portland district. tho
Judgment OF s of the plaintin, i'm tho
bill and proceedings mentioned
Ana II appearing that the defcdunnt
bAvid MaNhold l. not n resident OF thi.
state. ne *, therefore, hereby required
t'Rppoar hcre, at Ruic- to ho held Tor
said Court. on tho first MONDAY of Jtuit.
airy, next, and do what Is necessary to
protect his Interests horoin. And, on
motion OF tho plaintiH 10y his counsel. 10
II ordered that the foregoing he publish
Ell IN rho West Virginia Argus. "A
weekly newspaper published in this
untS. y copy Test:
doll SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
JNo. BARTON PAYNE AIRY tor PrT.
Commissioners Notice. al
,NEyR -- -Sa
STATE or WGsr VIRGINIA, So
AT a Circuit
Count held In md for the county ~ Pres
ton, ON the 18Th day Of October, 1880 IN
JOHN w. CONNER
as.
Oscar Taggart, Serena II Taggart, Israel
Painter Summers McCrum am Papn
* MCCmm, tradinF-and doing business
or M'Cium ~ Son, Lloyd il McCrum,
trustee,
and
EMMA WARE
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StLrOY SFes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29
FAceTlovs ITEMS.
By JOSHUA SHORT.


A fast old n,an-Dr. Tanner.
S0urcrOut was first known ~ the
czbb-age.
The latest known beverage is novel
teas
The higher walks of lif.-tho-e on
the tight rope
Ills never too warn, for people with
thi.ving prOpensities To freeze to
things.
The man we know who Lives on
love" is supported 10y his wife.
A lell ringcr-a pretty iann,iress.-
Clipper. Now We can't see why a
hellringcr resembles lawn dress.
And lovingly he stroke back her
golden tressG-s: Twas fatal case Of
sunstrOke-
The matter Of schO,l trustees decii-
ing an suitable text book is .eries
affair.
While the heated term only has the
effect Of driving hut few, comparative
~, la salt water, il drives us all Ia iee
water.
As Vet We haven't heard of an e lu-
cateSi dog l.eing gathered in toy the
canine deinOli>her This goes la show
the advantage Of education over ignO-
rance.
Just a drOptoO mucli," Ar the clown
said when the trapezi-t fell from the
bar AMI broke his neck.
''There is never but one opportunity
of q kind" This may be true, but
there are great many kinds of opPor-
tunities.
That everybody living has som =
thing tn dO, il true; but that ever, L.
body don't do it. is equally rs true.
A high range soprano singer Informs
H. that the very highest mote lie can
reach depends entirely upon the lib
era!ify Of his manager.
The man with fiea in his ear is not
to be compared to the one with AN ant
up his pants ley.
A paper on our exchange list has
cOIuIuh headed, Facts and Fancy
Focused" and its truly admirable,
the manner in which the fancy il con-
tains gets away with the facts.
What an unestiniatt.l dra back to
the business of the paragrapher il
would have been if the pretty girls ia
ther hal failed to have the No. = cow
hide to oscillate under the coat tail Of
the unfavored swain.
He went home singing, Come
where my love lies dreaming" Well,
to make \ long story short, he found
her. She was behind the door with a
broom and wOOd-axe.-Kcokuk C6nsfi-
tatiOa. But, "a our readers have doubt
less surmised, she was not siumbering.
Its universally acknowledged fl, I
that pen is niightier than the sword.
But why not accord small portion #
the mightiness to the INK, Iegar,lle,
Of color, or To the holder, la which its
motive power actually entirely de-
ponds.
FAMILY JAR.
Above all we would advise married
men never to find fault with their
wives cooking. Looking for a cam
brio needle in a hav stack will be
found much more profitable.
A BREAKFAST TABLE INCIDENT.
My dear" said lac, 1.-The cofee's
riled,
It il not settled worth two cents:
The tea cup is u quarter full Of grounds.
See! It's nearly filled with sediments"
my dear" said she, you make me
riled;
Ny mind is settled to cent.
You may tea-cup your hat and leave
the grounds:
Now, what / sediment :"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29
SheYi6,S Sale.
SheriH's Sale.


Mary .. MsfSAs4.
Augh Simons, Fraaf:s Sjmons. Case No lap9
Philzndrr Gresg AMI Mary
.E.Grgg
nY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issued OUT Of
u thr Di>irirs Court of thr Fourteenth Judicial
District. within and for the rounty Ut saline and
Ftss~ Of Kansas, in the alsye entitled and To
DE tisrci~d and delivered, Z wilton
sSdtxrdyy, the Fist day Of august, 4.
d., 1880,
Gf ssieck p ~. of szid day. at the east doar Of
The tosu uapsr i'm she city of Salina, Saline
~. kansas Off fer ssjr II pnblic auction to the
highest ssd hest ladder k3S ea>h in hand the foi-
laEiag Described rial estsie,ssyii-
The Test half - Of the ,sasshSrst quarter 20
ana the west haft ~ Of the souihy ef Quarter a
of seesson twenty five t3il township thirteep 49,.
south Of range three, west Of the sixth pripciEsGe
ridian in the county of saline and state Of
vieh ec.es.~nts, her-ditanents and appurtensRc~s
Thereto belonging.
aid rial estate l. taken the property Of the
Skoss named defendants and will he sold without
superintendent 10 satisfy said order Of sale part
akereaf.
dives sa4ss my hand this eo.h day of July. A.
-. iHR. n. ID. BAKER
ss-sw SherT Saline County, Ksn~ss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29

A company, lately orgsnize,f Ia bal
iiGore, j. engaged in exporting f.aied
iiia1 C.e -, j. n,a.'.. of half \ dok.n
sssA prs-s- - s:e y,fTiayci z EN-
lacsipg cnstqn. Fir manoie' !. nia.I-
w pteIarcels re-eplbllbg lsa!e- 81 hay.
aud ~h<. :i.e Hs:G.i- srr o,yrrei = ilh
burlap begxins they I.spk a- ssii ~ -
packages Of dry ss-,i-. The manure
!. shipped to North Carolina. Virginia.
sas ss!sS, s.ste~ and to Gaia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29
TINE BATTLE GROUND.
From the New York sun

From the New York sun
Pennsylvania, New Jersey. New
York, aud Connecticut all went for
Grant by large majOritieS in ls12.
This, however, WAS not fair te~t of
strength between the two parties, for
though DIR. Greeley drew many votes
from the Republican !, he was an I'M
fortunate candidate for the Democrats.
In 1876 Pennsylvania gave Hayes a
majority Of Is,UsI: but ridden carried
New JafIsy Ii: I3,Yl, New York by
~, .,ki, aud conncciiGu, by 2,g5.
These were not absolute nIajoritics of
the entire vote, but they were very
nearly 50; and they sufiiccd to show
that on fair trial, in q Presidential
contest, with an unusually full vote,
PepHsyiyapia was Republican, while
New Jersey, sss fSrk. and C"nnecti-
cut were t,emacraiiD.
Ii Il Instructive To trace the How of
the political current in these States
since the last Presidential contest. In
the Congressional elections ri 1875 the
Republicans carried eighteen districts
in Pennsylvania. and the Democrats
p,Ee; the Republicans carried three
in lani,eciirg., and the Democrats
OHe--Making . taial IL fqriy Hinr Re
puhlieans and twenty-five Democrats
returned by thfaa four states to the
present congr--.
We will give some details III purely
State elections since ls.G. la 1879
HOyt, Republican, was chosen Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania by plurality Of
n5D0O. Abe legislature Of that State
l. now Republicaa In both branches,
that party having u majority OF .. on
Joint ballot.
In 1877 Mcclellan, Democrat. was
elected Governor Of New Jersey by
plurality Of I2.71,. The Republicans
now iio;J boil; branches Of the Legis-
lat,'fe, and fia,Ef T. nia,9Fily on joint
balini.
In 49,. the teniaera;s at New York
elected the state officers by Az average
majority of l4.WD. In 1873 the Repub-
Iicans elected the Judge of the Court
Of Appeals By plurality of "a 40. In
1878 the Republicans elected Cornell
to te Governor iiy = plurality 81 v, '.D
over the highest 81 two Deniootaiic
opponents, and they elected the rest
of the State ticket by an average plu-
y.Iity Of about 900 over the united |
The Rernblieans now
both thu sensffspd = -.eE,bly, |
md have a nittbr'ty II e on joint bal |
lot. u, '-.l-"'ii - ~
In 1873 there vas no choice Of Gov
rrhor oi GoEneeflcgl ly Pie people at
Tho polls. Andrews. 1ieEqthcaf, oh
fained n majority 0f 2,i6b over Hub
lard, Democrat, and ne was -ub-e-
1urntly elected by the Legislature.
fhe Republicans control both branch
- If the present Legislature, and they
,ave majority Of 80 ON joint ballot.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29
Retice Of County Superintendent

WQJERE will be FIVE ex aminsfioas Ess Teschers'
Certificates during the year lsx0-sii hejd in
~ Psklic School House-as follows:
l. Fetnuxry 2sth-9 A. n. to4P.M.
H. Aprl 2fth- do do
Ill July aofh and 3lst-9 A.. u. to4P.M.
Is. August 27th and 3sth-9 A. N. to4 p. u.
v. 0rt0ber nb-9 =. y. to4PN.
Promptness the part 0f the applicants will be
required by tine Board Of Exsmi1ers. A fee Of one
dollar will be charged.
The County Supe rintendent will be II bis Sssce
every Saturday, except when engaged in exsnina-
fi0ps In which he will be IN his OGkce on the
failoSisH Monday. WILLIAM BISHOP,
County Superintendent.
&aliaa Isnsssv aOth, lss0.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-29
Sherir'S Sale.

Salisa Building Association
Ease No. I4-so.
Laura A. Jones xChasWJones)
DY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
ID District Court Of the Founeenth Judicial
District within aud for the County 81 Saline aud
STATE Of Kansas in the above entitled ease, and Ia
u directed and delivered, ] will, on
Saturday the eisf day Of Amg,,st, 4.
d., $50,
At oclock a said day, at the east door Of the
Coart House, in the City Of Saiina. Saline Cosuty
Kan>as Offer for sale at public auction 10 the hugh
est bidder for cash In band the following Described
real essxte, to-wif: Lot number twenty-xix (1sl,
on santa Fe Avenue. in the original plat Of the
city Of Saina in saline county, Kansas, with ten
ensents. Embellishments and appurtrnznces thereto
belonging. Said real estate Is taken the prof-
erty of the absve named Laura A. Jones and Chss.
W. Jones, and will be sold without appraisement
TO satisfy aid order Of sale . part thereof.
Given under my hand this lMh day Of July. 1850.
25-sw II, ID. BAKER,
Sheriff Saline County, ksusas.