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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

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Read Ober's Advertisement: end b,
! happy, -,
School Books and Supplies at A. T
+ NJ. H. Grier'a
4 fresh stock Of Louisville cement
. just received by Oscar Sejtz.
Go to MARYLAND. Dodge 4 Moors''
for good Boot for men and boys.
Trade at Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
A fine stock Of boys carts and
wagons just received BY Whitehead 4
Seaman.
Read Ober's Advertisement and be
happy.
Overcoats! Overcoats!! from 500
to 5000, at
MARYLAND, DoDaE 4 MOORE's.
Trade at Campbell 4 Tuthili's.
New goods arriving daily at w. 4
NJ. ID. BeFg's-
Another car Of choice apples just re-
ceived by Campbell 4 Tuthill.
A fresh stock Of Louisville cement
just received by Oscar Seitz.
Go and zee those elegant bureaus at
f, & Y, Eberhardt's.
| A few lot Of stylish pocket books
just received by Whitehead 4 Seaman.
A large stock Of furniture just re-
ceived at F. 4 v. Eberhsrdt's
Have you heard the news? Camp
bell 4 Tuthill are prepared to dupli.
cate anybody's prices.
A fine lot Of bureaus Ut +. 4 v.
.Eberhardt's.
|. New Fall and Winter Styles In
MILLINERY at A. T. 4 NJ. II. Grier's.
A fresh stock Of Louisville cement
just received by Oscar Seitz.
A car load Of furniture just received
at F. 4 v. Eberhsrdt's.
Campbell 4 Tuthill's IL where you
can get good apples.
Parties supplied with the very best
oysters by q. J. Lay.
Highest cash price paid for hogs At
Bartlett and Jenkins, . b
Selected and choice-thosc oystsrs 1t
Lays.
A fine stock Of boy's carts and
wagons just received by Whitehead 4
Seaman.
| Ladies', Gentlemen and Children's
underwear, white and scarlet, ct the
very lowest prices at
MARYLAND, DOD0E 4 MOORE's.
A few lot Of stylish pocket books
just received by Whitehead 4 Sea-
man.
Hanging lamps,
Lanterns,
Chandelier,
AoDAO AosukDe
The largest stock In the West, and to
be sold at the lowest prices, at Oscar
Seitz's.
Gsverich's 'Buss runs 10 and from
all trains. Leave orders ut Engstrom's
Drug Store, or ut Gaverich's Stable.
a lot Of new Organs lust received,
and for sale cheap. by &. Meibert, ct
the Academy Of Music.
Ladies Cloaks, Ladies' Dolmans 1t |
all prices at
MARYLAND, DOD0E 4 MOORE's
Those boots and shoes now offered
for sale by Campbell 4 Tuthill have
no equal either in price or wear. and
are fully warranted. Try pair.
Organs for SIS. ss6. SilO. SIS; also, |
Pianos for $50, $500 and upwards, by
e. Melbert. Salina.
SOlberg just received . complete line
Of Fall goods. Fir.e building south Of
Open House.
Photograph and autograph albums
"A large and new stock-just received
by Whitehead 4 Seaman.
Solberg has just received . fine Fall
stock Of Overcoating. which he will
sell at bedrock prices. Gents give
him . call.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

Cash to loan. In any amount, on any
time, ON Personal Security. Chattels,
Real Estate or Railroad Contracts; and
payable when you please. Small sums
can be had by anybody; to lie return
ei In weekly payments, or monthly
installments. STU
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

Mr.. J. w. Robbins, of the ChicaES
Inter Ocean staff, was married on
Thursday morning ut Salins, this
state, to Miss Allie II. Perry. The
newly welded pair passed east yester-
dag: over the Union Pacific, on their
way II Chicago. They were ACCOM-
panied by Hon. ID. G.. Brooks, editor
Ofthe Omaha Republican, Mrs. Hum
phries. of Baker university, and Mrs.
North, ofI 1esvenw0rth q sister Of the
bride. A few intimate friends of Mr..
Robbins at Topeka, were IN waiting at
the depot yesterday snd OH the arrival
Of the train they boarded tl,e Pullman
car and shOwered theft tOngratuls-.
tons on the happy couple. The bride
was becomingly dressed and received
her husbands old friends with ease
and dignity. She cOnversed fluently
and with great natural ease, with all
who came. and, taken all together, it
was the general belief that "Joe'y,.
wife would he fit representative Of
Kansas, even in the upper circles of
Chicago society. Mr.. Robbins and
his bride will remain in Chicago until
aftct the election, and then visit among
friendsr In Ohio; returning, they will
visit Kansas, after which they go to
Omaha to reside. We send after the
happy eouple tls6dsand well wishes,
and trusy THAT the bright beautiful
morning, wlrifb ushered in their first
day of married life, will, as faras their
own happiness is ebncerned, be per-
Topeka Cdpifdf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
ksesse Ce0trsl gouolU.

Iron Ard brass castings, Gone fronts.
columns. machine repairs. horse pow
er and cane mills. engine repairs. Ae.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

In the pest fev months there h.
hsea more than 5o.0O botiles oi
Shiloh's Cure SSId- Out Of the vass
number al psopse Who have usrsi IL.
more thas 2.9O eases Of Coossmpsioo
have hesa cured. All Coughs. Group.
Asthma. md Bsonehitis. yiesA 81 oaes.
beece Il y thas every body speaks In
IL ps,lae. To tbnse vbo have md
nssd Il. ~ - ~. u yos have Cough.
% yoss ehiIA the Crosp. md yns vsise
iilk toar Ill IN try H. Tos Lans
naek. - % Chese. ~ sAiIoh's fos-
90 riasaes. snad by r. ~. sai<.
DsuuisG
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

Pensions, Increased Pension, Vet
erAn Bounty, Veteran Muster, Land
Claims, Bounties, Communicates Of
Ratio0a, QuaFtefmaster's Ciaims,
CiAims for ArreAn Of Pay, ke., Ae.
ReleseaoeD-aIl the olDcefp a TIE In
testse Dspastnea1
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
Beookville Items,

Where now is the Democracy:
WIN. ,Cowles returned from Denver
the fOre'part Of the week.
The family of councilman Campbell
are now in Clevefand, Ohio. We re-.
greet that on their return. they EXPECT
to move to Kansas City, Mr.. CAMP
bells run being such that he can BIZ ut
home with his family more iD fhst
city than here.
ID. A. Hill returned from Denver
last week
The Republican rally on last Thurs
tShy was u grand success. At about
Six O'Clock the Garfield and Arthur
Club assembled at the hall, lighted
}heir torches, formed in line and
marched to meet the Bavaria delega-
ton, which was also carrying torches.
From thence they proceeded to the
depot to await the coming of the
special train from salina. They were
formed in open ranks and the ;Salina
delegation, consisting yof the Salina
band, Garfield Guards in uniform, the
speakers of the evening, a cOlored del
egatiOn, numbering ikAll about tilfee
hundred, all bearing torches, marched
through. The speakers were escorted
To the Colorado House, from the kal-
cOny of which they reviewed the pro-
cession which paratied the principal
streets. The city was beautifully H.
Illuminated. That Of the Railroad
BUnse deserving special mention.
Every window in the house being
tastefully illuminated. 4 great many
Others deserve mention but space will
not Permit. After the parade the hall
was filed to OVERLOOKING, and the
4buse was called to order BY Mr.. J. NJ.
Csumbs,. who nominated As chairman
Mr.. VIM. TurstOn, who after stating
object Of the meeting in few well
chosen SENTENCES, introduced to the
audience, Mr.. Clancy, who delivered
a very able address on. the pOliti7ll
issues Of the day. He was followed by
+. l.. Bond and Judge Hanback,, who
were loudly cheered. There was also
speaking out on the street To an en-
thusiastic crowd that could not get in
to the hall. There were q great many.
more outside than inside. The mar
shals Of the evening, J. NJ. COOmbs,
NJ. ID. Mccormick, w. Mardin and all
the other officers Of the occasion, &C.
4uitted themselves nObIy. Ii was the
gEAndest demonstration ever witnessed
in BrOOkville. There was fully one
Thousand. persons on the streets during
the procession. The speaking In the
halIwas concluded about II O'Clock,
with three rousing cheers for Garfield
and Arthur. r.
Mr.. G. r. Carroll has resigned his
position of Station Agent at Brook
willie, and will go into the dispatcher's
Office at Wallace. We are exceedingly
sorry TO lose Mr.. G. from BroOkviIle.
He was very obliging agent, and q
good citizen. He Is relieved by Mr..
J. w. Peck Of Wamego, who comes
highly recommended.
: The Democrats were to have had a
meeting here on last Thursday after
noon. The time had already passed
II which the meeting was to take
pAfss when Mr.. Levitt entered the
post t0ce and WA accosted by l.. e.,
who venfured to reIiArk why,
EOsitt! I thought you were going TO
have q meeting here to-day" 1--WE
did! I met DR.. Storms down Oh the
street." was Mr. LIS rejnShder.
Dr. Swenk and wife startssl Or Indi-
ana on Tuesday morning CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

The clang of the fire bell was lizard
last Monday night at about s O'Clock.
and it WAS announced that there was
fire on Santa Fe Avenue. n was
soon discovered that VIM. Huebntr's
stable WAS in flames and endangering
the surrounding buildings. In close
proximity To the stable on the north
was N}e large sheet-iron warehouse be-
longing .tg Kingman, Hayward 4
HSysn. and adjoining the latter build
ing ~ fhs smalls house occupied by
8 8. serttle, The flames having
enSAbped the. Stable, sdba< destroy
ed the wytehouse And Mr.. serviiie's
building. The, sheetsirop covering
seemed to bs no protection whatever
for the warehouse. 'Tbe stable cop
tanned two horses which were burned
to death-one belonging to Mr.. Hueb-
ner and the other to Mr.. JOhnASp.
The warehouse contained large stock
Of agricultural implements, among
which were plOws, mowers, reapers,
&c. 1t also contained some damaged
stoves, quite quantity Of timers
stock, tools, and machines. The firm
estiMste their loss al something over
$i.oo0. They parry an insurance policy
Of 5000 in the German American.
Mr.. Serville, by tie assistance ofthose
present, succeeded in. saving his
household effects. He carried, no in
surance on his house, which was pro-
baby worth about ss6.E Mr.. Huetk
ner's loss IL about S,;00-no insurance.
The members Of the fire company NJ
well as many others did noble work ia.
protecting the surrounding property,
which seemed very much i'm danger.
Ha.! there been any wind. 1t is possi-
bletlist,. the cOnhagntiOn might have
been schsrnl In that locality 1t lrss
hofs yet been discovered how the
fire Originated. Mr. Huehner seems
to have a'':.had strak9 Of fortune.
This is the secon.f jimc tharbs prop
erty has been destroyed by Ere ip
about the same locality. Phe Babcoea!'
was used at the fire but Mas df,nb ser
vice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04
wEAae MERE At LAST.
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New Serk oyssse - ssS ss'ssa i1sstsa
sezt - 0DH 0sasisS- -

Shell Oysters and Clans, Losss<ss.
Crahs, Celery. and in fat every
thing in the Oyster line. served in 6rs6
class style Come and see us and Be
convineed.
HAEHNLES 4 BEHR,
Agents and Manseefu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

t.
Oct. ., 1881.
Taken up by the undcrxined I one
sucking mare colt ent Of tsle3n;roped
Of y miles soufh-easto Of New CSml.ria.
Messrs. Haehlalen i Gus Behr have
opened an, GstesAehN at The stand
reoentlEocdpied w Ma AdIer-thc
fsmsa eArbsr. They have oysters
on thealsea, c,sms and other delica.
cles,, and Prcpcssto make their place
the fav&gIN ps6rt OF all. We have no
doubt but that they will succeed.
They fully understand the business
While Miss Emma Longstrum was
riding from Salina to the country with
afriend, one day last week, theiy team
became frightened by another team
which attempted to pass, and started
up 30 suddenly rs to throw her from
The wagon. She had her back boken
and several front teeth broken out
enc vas ON her way home, where she
va to be married.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

Yoa can pipe 70 them (negro dnp@3 b1s
they Will mot dance. They hgse no eerS
nov for yoar style of mnsiG Mr. Simon.
You can grind your hand "organ" In
Tallahassee, but there is no tune you can
set it to that will charm the ears Of the
colored voters of to-day. You had better
believe us, for the less You hope the less
you will be disappointed.-Rsnsaoold Co
0ette.
The sage of the Stss and Press,
speaking of the Florida delegation to
Chicago, bemoans the general cussedness
of the average Florida Republican poll
tician thus: How silly and like boys
work when your State is undisputed in
its sentiment, and pronounced in its views,
to select delegates 30 unsophisticated in
the devious ways of politicians, that they
must be watched to keep them inside the
fold, and beyond the influence of money
and promises of Office. 1t is hard to think
that political necessity makes such things
possible.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

Broagham might lire - Mnnaav -
that his death 1t any noaisAts6H1 81
no surprise 70 them. He ID seventy years
old His physicians have no hope for his
recovery. @ M s ea
In The Senaks Oh ths - inaa. -
House bin regulnting tAs ts.Aupots
of datiable goods being dndss sna
ton, allowing imported goods destined
for the cities named in long list % Be
shipped Immediately after entry, and the
duties collected at the port of destination,
Senator Call moved to include as ports of
entry, Jacksonville, Fernandina, Cedar
Key and Key West. Rejected he then
moved TO include lamps Bay aad Apa-
lachicolA Adopted. 9 j
General Gordon has announced his
intentions Of delivering numbsx Of A.
dresses throughout 0sOfgis in s1Plah4
ton of his course in resigning the Sena-
torship. 1t Is rumored also that the new
Senator win do likewise after the adjourn
ment of Congress, in order to refute the
charges of bargain and sale between him
self and Governor Colquitt, which sre
being SO freely made all over the State.
The only apparent remedy for the present
complication will be for Brown and Cor
don to contest the Senatorial seat in the
next Legislature.
A cable dispatch to the World from
Rio de Janeiro, of May 80, says the Chill
lians have taken Tacna and are rapidly
marching on africa, which is a seaport
town of Peru, in the province of the
same name, department of Moquegua.
1t is $40 miles southeast OF Lima, and
thirty miles south of Tacna, with which
it is connected by railroad 1t has been
the theatre of many destructive earth
quakes, one of the worst of which oc-
Cured August 10 and IA, 1868, involving
the loss OF 500 lives and 81, OOO, geo
worth of property. Not building was
left uninjured. The shocks were followed
by tidal wave, in which the United
States storeship Fredonia was wrecked
with the loss of all hands, and the United
States steamer Wateree and other vessels
were carried ashore and stranded. The
fortified island of Alscran, which defends
the port, was submerged three times; all
the garrison perishing. The first wave,
which rose to about forty feet, was SUI
cceeded by three or four Others of less
height. The shocks occurred on the first
day every quarter of an hour, and on the
second day every hour. Among the Gu
rious effects of the earthquake in the vi
cinity of africa was the opening of the
earth and the disclosure of large num-
Der of mummies which had been buried
in the sand IN sitting posture, facing the
sea, in cemetery covering large area.
Tacna is thriving town of Peru, in the
department Of Arequipa, on the river
Tacna, LOO feet above the ocean.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

In clearinghouse recently young
man on turning off the gas saw the words,
Confess thy SINS" in phosphorescent
characters on the wall. He was surprised,
but listening thought he heard some young
ladies outside the door waiting to observe
the effect on him. So pretending to be
frightened at the match scratch he fell on
his knees, and confessed out loud that he
had frequently kissed one of the young
ladies in the dark-the one whom he had
best reason to suspect of playing the trick.
That yo ung lady won't play any more
such tricks Immediately. She thinks he
is a mean, horrid thing.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

No change Of cars between Savannah and Jack
sonville and Savannah and Albany
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily between So
vaRnah and Jacksonville.
Sleeping cars run through to and from Savannah
and Albany, and Jacksonville and Albany without
change.
Passengers from Savannah for FeInandina, Gaines
vile and Cedar Keys 1ke this train
Passengers for Darien take this train.
Passengers from Savannah for Brunswick take
this train arriving at Brunswick 6fO A. NJ
Passengers leaving Brunswick at 500 r. NJ arrive
at Savannah 900 A NJ
Passengers leaving Macon at IT'S A. VI. (daily
including Sunday connect at Jesup with this train
for Florida
Passengers from Florida by this arain connect at
Jesup with train arriving in Macon at 6.S5 p NJ.
daily including Sunday.
Connect at Albany with Passenger trains both
ways on Southwestern Railroad To and from Ma
con, Eufaula, Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans
etc
Nail steamer leaves Banbridge for Apalacbicols
Sunday aud Thursday evening; for Columbus eve
~ Tuesday and Saturday afternoon.
Close connection nj Jacksonville daily Sundays
exeepted) for Green Cove Springst ST. Augustine,
Palatka, Enterprise, and all landings on s.. Johns
river
Trains on B. and A. r. R. leave Junction going
west, al II. 81 A. NJ. and for Brunswick at 440P.
NJ, daily, except Sunday
Through Tickets sold. and Sleeping Car Berths Sc
cured, at Brens Ticket Office No. y Bull street. and
at Savannah, Florida and Western Railway Passen-
ger Depot.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN-FASTERS DIVl
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08
Indian: War Claims.

A Ii PERSONS FOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
N the State of Fl.rids for services rendered dur
ing the last Seminole Indian War, are hereby noti-
fed to present snch claims, aud all evidence of the
genuineness of the game, TO the Board of Commits
sioners of Indian War Claims, at Gainesville Flor
ida, June 9th, 1880
The Board of Commissioners were appointed by
the Governor, in aAcordance with Chapter 3113
Laws Of Florida, PAGE 50, Pamphlet Laws of 1919.
r. BULLOCK Of Ocala,
W. c. BROWN Of Tampa,
VI. X. BEARD Of Tallahassee,
Commissioners.
Nav y lSS0+w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08
Legal Advertisements.

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State of Florida Orange County.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NO
i tiee pursuant to an act of the General Assembly
of the State Of Florida enitled IAN Act TO Provide
General Law for the Incorporation of Railroads
and Canals" approved February 49, 1874, that they
have formed q company Tor the purpose of con
structing. maintaining and operating railroad for
public use in the conveyance of persons aud prop
erty, from Pendryville, on or near Lake Eustis, TO
Orlando, (both points in Oaange county, along the
most practical route between said points.
This April 5. 1890
H. j. HARRIS
A. g. PENDRY,
E.B. LIVINGSTON,
w. W. THOMPSON,
JOHN BIGELOW
April %, lsSO-3m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

m r. n WEEK In yenr own town. and no cr ,r;sl
~ II l. riaked You can give the nusiness; syrr
Ahth without expense. The best opportnniSS 49,
aNvEV ofTcred Tor those willing 70 work os 1r-elf
III ~ ~ try nothing else until yoa tee IoL - 81
what van ca as A the business oeer No room rse
plain hese Yoa can devote Al your time or vy koas
fIme fo the huenesa and make great pay ior lr
TIT yon WORK Women sake - nuca e mea ali nee
.Pe ss terms md Y s, wsi sines While oa
have sneh chanse. Address : - Maine
anefa91iy IL HALLKTf D CO.. ForiAho' - -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08

Passengers for FenandinA and Cedar hey ~
train No train from Baldwin to Cedar keY on sunny
Connections At Baldwin With A. G. ": -, POINTS
for Cedar Key Gainesville and Fernandnf ana h~nv
North and West; at Lake City for tallahassee
Savannah, and al points North and West ~ "s
v'i'e WIN Oh johns soVer Ssea" $. McELROY,
w n DAyIDsoN. Master transportation
SuneFinrendent
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08
NOTICE OF, INCORPORATION
OF THE
Indian River Railway and Transportation
company.

company.
DY AUTHORITY or AN ACT OF THE LEGIs-
ID lature of the State Of Florida, entitled "An Act
to Provide a General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals. approved February %, 1874.
notice is hereby gives required by said act thai
q company has been formed under the name OF the
INDIAN RIVER RAILWAY AND TRANSPORTATION CON-
PANY, to be invested with all the rights, powers,
privileges and franchises conferred upon compan-
les formed under SAID act for the purpose of con-
structing, maintaining and operating railroad for
public use in the conveyance of persons and prop
erty.
The main line of sid railroad will be about forty
(40) miles in length; 1yill be constructed between
point the st. Johne river, in Volusia county, and
the Indian river, in Bscvard county, and will pass
through parts ofhe counties of Vonsia and Brevaro.
WILLARD ii. CHURCHILL,
ERNEST A. DIES MARETS,
JkMES NJ. SHOEMAKER,
Arthur ID. BASNETT.
March 20 ISSal-2m
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TIoxs,

tVNNEt Hons,
AT Live Oak daily with the Savannah, Floriaa ana
Western Railway TO aud from Savannah Ia A -,
Northern, Eastern and Western Cities. -'N ="
Al Lake City daily with the Florida Central R.n
road 10 and from Jacksonville 81. Augp~I.. M p.
latka, Enterprise and all Landings on tie q -.
River. wins
At Baldwin daily with the Atlantic. Gulf.,Aw.
India Transit Railway to and from Te,-".s.eS'
Gainesville, Cedar Kew and with Steamer g -
pa, Key West and Havana ~
At ChattAboochee three times weekly With a..
Peoples Line and Central Linz Boats 10 snd f,o-
Columbus, Eufaula, Fort Gaines. ATalachicoa ana
other River Landings.
to Elegant Sleeping and Palor Coaches. Wood.
ruff * Lucas Patent, run daily between TaIahasse.
and Jacksonville.
q Quick time, sure connection, perfect safety
EDGAR VLIET
Master Of TrAnsportation
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-06-08
Rail Roads, &c.
Jacksonville, Pensacola { Mo6lk
RAILROAD

OgxIcR or MAsTKx OF sTRAxsroRT.-.-..
TALLAHASSEE, IA. February 3, Ism
= On and :ifsr Aosday, February 2, 1850, P.s..,...
Trains on this road Will run Al follows. ~
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