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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22

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~ uhc. AID fall directions for all cases PRICE,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Dissolution Notice.

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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28

thrift on every side. In every walk of life new
activity In felt. Labor, agriculture, manu- fac
lures, commerce, enterprises, and Investments,
all are llourlshne, content and hopeful. But In
the midst Of this harmony and cncorlra cement
comes harsh disc0rd crying "Give us n
chanse--anyihing for u change" This is not
u bearing year for "a change" Applause
Every other crop Is good, hut not the crop Of
" changc"-that crop Is good only when the rest
are bad. The country does not need or wish
Inc change proposed, aud the pressing invita-
tinn or our Democratic friends Is much like
VIII YOU walk into my par0r, said the spider
10 The n.y." A good. naturcd but firm "NO,
thIhk you,' III be the response ut the polls.
STRONG WORDS COR THE CANDIDATES.
The candidates we support besides being re.
pn' ,licanS are largely lifted for the stations
which await them,
Some service with him in Congrefs Inns made
me wen acquainted with General Garfield.
| Laughter That he has the intelligence cX.
pcricncc, and habits Of mind which tit man for
the Presidential Office, think ! know with
out early advantages, he years ago achieved
prominence among the leading men H. public
NE, anu mat prominence he has maintained
ever since hi MI the collisions between indiyid-
uais ana parties, lAppl"nseI That he Is com
me no reason To doubt. Great Applausc1
ofGcneral Arthur, IL seems needless here to
speak. Most Of YOU know him, and ri who
know him know u high. sOulcd, honorable man
h0r ortble In every position In which he ever
st0oi--a man To he trusted in every relation OF
liie. II the character, the popularity and per-
,,'"'''' w "''"iHiA'' 'in il'Nl slTcHelH 10 me
Republiran cause, General Arthur will add that
strength wherever he II known, and most where
he Is best known, Applause.
Upon It's record and It's candidates the RepGb
llchh party asks the country's approval, and
Stands ready toav0W its purposes for the fu-
ture. IApplause IL proposes To rebuild our
commercial marine, driven from the sea by con.
Tolerate cruisers aided and abetted by foreign
hostility. IL proposes 10 foster labor, Industry
ahd enterprise. IL proposes To stand ior cduca.
Ton, humanity and progress. Applause. 1t
! proposes to administer the Government honest
| ~, To preserve amity with all the world, OBJ
| serving our own obligations with others and
seeing that others Ob-crve theirs with ~, to
/ project every citizen of whatever birth or
color IN his rights ana equality before the law,
Including his right 10 vote and to he counted
! to uphold the public credit and the sanctity Of
| engagements; and by doing these things, the
Republican party proposes Ia assure to indus
! try, humanity and civilization In America the
amplcst welcome and the safest home. Pro-
! lonscd applause.l
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28
Democratic Testimony in Behalf Of
Garfield.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.

will tell you whom think the Republi ans
should nominate, and whom | consider their
strongest man; no il true man, & man Of prin-
cipal, an honest man, AM would make a good
President for ell. Personally, consider him
the hest man You cord nominate. refer to
Gen. James Garfield Of Ohio.
JUDGE JERRY BLACK.
Your express determination to rec that Gen.
Garfield rhall 10 defended against all unjust
assaults upon his perronal character IL equally
plcafant reading 20 me, FOR | have been his
devoted friend for many year,, and / am re-
solved that never will believe that he doeR
not deserve the affection have bestowed upon
him. IL no would carry the principles which
regulate his private life into his public conduct,
he would make the bet chief magistrate VIC
ever had.
ALLEN q. THURMAN.
O,kcs Ames swears that Garfield got ten
/ shares, aud Garfield swears that no did not do
ANY thing OF the kind. There was h good deal
OF talk, but no proof against him; aid l am
compelled to say that Carried gets ont better
than any ore else, and, on the whole, there
was not sufficient evidence to fasten corruption
at his door.
ALEX. II. STEPHENS.
A TO the Credit Mobilier matters with which
Gen. Garfield has been charged, believe he
was altogether innocent Of them. 1t will not
do for lhe Democratic party 10 throw mud nj
Gen. Garfield, because II they do they will elect
him. / am net here to elevate our
candidates by dragging down those opposed.
Although l don't think they can ever reach the
elevated platform occupied by Hancock and
English, | do no. ish TO engage in this kind
of assault. Garfield | have known well since
the session OF Congress OF 1873, and hsve
always regarded him Rs irreproachable in in
teSrity md moral character, distinguished for
ability aud scholarship, and one Of the greatest
inteilects i'll the country. do not oppDae him
on account OF any moral defect or intellectual
incapacity.
NEW YORK "woRLD."
In the midst Of the organized carnival Of
corrupt which has been going on now 30
many weary mon rs and years at Washington,
/, is really satisfactory to catch glimpses now
and then OF honesty for houestys rake, and
without considt rati IN of party. Gen. Garfield,
Of Ohio, is u Republican Of Repabcans, but
1t is his simple due, which we gladly pay him,
20 admit that he has done more than any other
single member Of his party, during the late
session Of Congress, to show that it ia not
impossible for u man TO act with Congress.
ional ma jority and yet to keep his self-respect,
and the respect of honest men.
II. d. PAYNE.
He lives economically ; the present improve
ments on his LOuse ut Mentor--whch may cost
S3,000-invove the most considerable expendi-
lures his neighb1rs are aware OF. No, no
With Gen. Garfeld's political creed | am
utt rly at variance, but tins does noe counsel
mo 10 IN unconsideiel asssuituron that candi-
dates private honor.
DoNS IIATT.
Garfield holds to-day the honorei position
OF being the only poor man among the political
leaders.
henry WAITE SON.
He would not do dishonest act
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28
Change Not a Single Thing.
From tho Albany Journal

The country never had mole salts
factory currency, the national credit
never stood so high, business was never
more healthy, and labor never was in
more active demand or more satisfacto-
rily remunerated. The country IS up,
not down, and instead of "a change"
the people desire nothing so much as to
have things remain just as they arc.
1t is very poor time, therefore, TO ex-
pect to accomplish anything by this cry
Tor "a change" for "A change" is'just
what the people don't want. They
know the party and the policy under
which this satisfactory prosperity has
come to the country, and they know,
also, the party and policy which has ar
rayed itself against them. they will
sustain the one and condemn the ether,
ana in doing so will elect Garfield and
reject Hancock, because the two men
represent the opposing policies OF the
two parties. The time for I" u change"
is not when the people everywhere are
prosperous and happy.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28
How Gen. Lee and StOnewall jackson
would Vote.
Wade Hampton to Virginia Democrats

Wade Hampton to Virginia Democrats.
What is Virginia's duty now You
hardly realize, my friends, how much
depends on the action of your State.
With united South casting 1873
electoral votes, We need only New
York and Indiana, and I believe we
shall have them. Consider What Lee
and Jackson UOuid do Wcrc Hey diipe.
These are the same principles for
which Mey JOught for jour years. Re-
member the men who poured forth
their life blood on Virginia's soil, and
do not abandon them now. Remember
that upon your vote depends the sue
cess of the Democratic ticket.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28
ALLEN q. THURMAN,

Otkcs Ames swears that Garfield got ten
shares, and Garfield swears that he did not do
ANY thing Of the kind. There was h good deal
Of talk, but no proof against him; and / am
compelled to say that Carried gets ont better
than any orc else, and, on the whole, there
was not sufficient evidence to fasten corruption
at his door.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1880-10-28

will tell you whom think the R9publi ans
should nominate, and whom | consider their
strongest man; no il a truo man, man Of prin-
cipal, an honest man, AM would make good
President forusall. Personally, Iconsider him
the hest man You could nominate. refer to
Gen. James Garfield, Of Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
kOCfE IfEsEs-YTEES.

Albert D0dd, esq of n ohoker, N. j., well
known in this city, died in Ws,renton last Sun
day.
q marriage license vas issued 10 Washiog-
too yesterday to Ei8in Ii. Wman. of Acco
mao county, Va, aud Sarah A. Graham, Of
Washington.
J. W. Xix. of this ely. was awarded the
Kuhu'S Frostmao medal atthe commencement
exercises Of tic Western Maryland College, at
Wcstuloster, Nd, yesterday morning.
Nlr. James Il y and tho young ladies Ct The
Smlttfed Fonalo Institute, of SnitbfeId,
Vs., alc 10 Washington, where they will remain
for few days. and visit all the places of inter.
cst 10 the capital city.
The first twenty cett excursion of the season
took { lace lost Oight and was we'll patronized.
Those 10 attendance report very pleasant
time. The City Of Alexandra will leave her
wharf tomorrow evening for Marshall Hall at
1:l5. and return to this city of 1880. Sac I'D
verti5cment elsewhere.
Right Rav. Alfred Lee. ID. D., Bishop Of
Delaware, who has betn announced TO read Sc
essay on tho Revised Bible" before tho So
cioty Of the Alumni Of the Theoloaiosl Semi
nary Of Virginia, on Wednesday, June %, writes
that he now fods himself prevented from films
the appointment by episcopal engagements
There will be no essay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
P&RERGT VIEWS.

The Belgian national exhibition IS cpau ct
Brussels.
The members Of the harcm CT the ;x-khe-
diva have left Naples for Stamboul
The Trans Sahara RaiIgaY Company wants
GOOCO fraocs 10 oon.itu, the survey.
The British Parliament will be asked 10
double the grant for the relief IF Irish distress.
Five tvic:td I,j5h fami,i,s near B4la wcro
conducted back 10 their holding by large crowds.
Rains 10 Northern Austria havc done great
damage. May lives have been list by tie
foods.
The British House Ct Lords has adopted
amendments TO the turiels bill which The gov
ernment will net accept.
There aro said to ba eravo 6issoptiors 10 the
British cablGet owing 10 the failure Of the gov
ernmeDt to recall Sir Baro Frere from South
Africa.
If O'DopDel fails to prova his accusations
against Laoour. the French Aubas sador, vote
of insure will be moved upon him by Mr.. Glad
stone.
The Spanish Chamber Of Deputies has pass
ed vote Of confidence in the government after
stormy discussion, by 246 to l3 The cons.i.
tntionslists and liberals abstained from voting.
The commander of tho British fl BET in the
Mediterranean, hearing that pirate vessels are
committing depredations in the vicinity of
Smyrna, has sont two ships of his feet in
search Of them.
Thtro is much excitement in Egypt because
Chakir Pashs, former war minister, has be-
come an Italian cltizen, without authority from
the khedive. thus placing his vas! estates 10.
der the protection of Italy,
Tho conference Of The powers met at Berlin
yesterday. 1t IS evident tho original French
programme will be carried out. turkey fore>
secs that the result will be war With Greece, and
ornaments have begun. The King Of Greece
is in Lopdon. aud was presented with an ad-
dress yesterday. Mr.. Gladstone and the Prince
CT Wales proclaimed that the interest of Fog.
llshmen 10 tho t9rtunes of Greece vas real
and universal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN MEETING. "A
meeting OF the republicans Of tho S1c)ud ward
%9a5 held last night at tho house Of Henry
Lewis. Tho chalfman, lIoniy L,wis. stated
/ no object Of the meeting to b. TO o;cc5 DELE
2atcs TO the republican city convection 10 as
s3mbo to morrow. Albert Lucas was sppoiotod
.,crctary, and the following delegates were
r!cetcd: George Franklin, Gourg, Holiday.
Henry Johnson, George Daddy, Levi Potter,
and Albert Lucas. AItcrnates-ilend;r Jou
Dudley, Oscar Nails. and Wm. Jackson. Tho
meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JUNE17 1880.
Sun rifea""-"". AS Sun sets............... "a
ARRIVED.
Schr Z III Reed, Now Haven, to American
Goal Co.
schr Mabel Thomas. Groton. to American
Coal Go.
Stmp Allentown. Providence, by American
Coal 60.
Str Mattsno, lower Pic, by j Brodars s. Co.
StrJ w Thompson, lower Pot c. BY r A Reed
Schr Emma Aery, Jersey City, by American
Coal &c,
Str Mary 9, Norfolk by Agnew s. Co.
Sehr d W johnson, Norfolk, By P Agnew
schr Fl w Race, Washington, by master.
PASSED UP.
Schr Sarah Harding, for Washington.
Schr b II Jones, for Georgetown.
PASSED DOWN.
Schra John Bird, Henry Dsvey, and Halbs-
aon hickman.
AEMcakNDA.
Schr Carrie S Hart. from Geor gotown, ct Fall
River 18th.
,Schr Georgetta Laurence, for Richmond
cleared At New York 10th.
Schr General Hall. from this port, for Middle.
ton. passed through He'll Gate lG.t,
Schr Carrie Holmes, from GEORGETOWN, al
New York 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

Police lTEMs.-Tbo orly case at police
headquarters this merung vas that Of KiDe
street butcher, Who was reported 81 bav
ing purchased diseased COW, killed her and
sod the noat 10 his customers. The charge is
deaied by the butcher. . tho absctc OF GER
aio witnesses the case was postponed until to
morrow norpiog at nine O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

INSTALLATION or OFFICERS. The following
cflicers CT Mouoi MoTlah Comnandory, coolcd.
Knights Tonplar, elected at a previous meeting
we're installed Tuesday night: Samuel Boldop,
Imminent Commander; John H. MontSomtrg,
Gcncralissimt; Simon lancil, Captain General;
James johnson. Recorder; Samuel Keith,
Treasurer. Moses Mickey, S.W.; Robt. Smith,
J. w; Wilson Hughes, Guard. After an sd-
':rcss by Ii. j.. Harris, the members Of the
commandcry were invited TO saIquot which
had been prepared for tho occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
CANAL COMMERCE.

Arrived-Bosts L A Long, K uocif, M
Sand(ord, M kersey. NJ d Corse, d Stewart w
Dosrrer, S Henry, W 9 Hunter, A Akin S
5 Howison, 6 l. Boothe, and VIM Smith, TO
American Coal Co; a Z1igler and Cumberland,
to Georga's Creek Coal and Iron Co; Ida j
Reid, to j 2 Agnew u Go; & French, to WIN
a Smoot.
Denarted-Boats L, a Long, q L HooG, NJ
SANFORD, ri karsoy, Nj d Uorse . Stewart,
w Doerner. Henry. W Hunter, a Akin,
Snyder, y Reid. DR. Grimes, Ii Taylor, a
Zeigler, and Cumb srland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

TIE hYDRAUT1ON AT the iSstarc, Of tie
Chief Ensintcr OF tho fro department Tho Ely,
drsuiioa cupino YVES taken to tho wharf, Ut the
f'ot OF Cameron s.r-ot. yesterday evening, for
the purpose Of testing tho condition of the co.
glnc ava ssccral1ing The capabilities of the
pewI, appointed engineer, MIR. W. &. Simpson
Alicr trisl Of some tino tho steamer vas
isuad 10 be Ia admirable working order and the
locoTy manner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

DEATH OF CAPTAIN BYLEs Capt. VIM. II.
- - &C kuCwn river nap, died this after
notn at hg'r last ono olcck, at his homo, 10
Wuahiu2lou The deceased was Ono of the
mos popular >uirranGcis on the Potomac. ard
his death will b" rrgrctl, b. hist of friends.
As mark Of r'sacci tn his mcncry the q aga 90
81 thc liver steamers zero filing at half m9st
this rVCLlag
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES. June II. $780,
For the Middle Atlantic States. clear or partly
cloudy weather, light variable winds mostly
n3rshcasterIy, stationary or higher temperature
md barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
M EDICINAT,,
old DIR. DODD'S POW DERS.
~ A Family Medicine

old DIR. DODD'S POWDERS
~ A Family Medicine
Young and Middle Aged Ladies suffering with
Nervousness, Debility, Twitching Of the Mus.
cles, Ringing in tho Ears, Spscks before tho
Eyes, Spssms Eysterics, Palpita!on Of the
Heart, Indigestion. Melancholy, Low Shirts
Dependency Headache. Sieopiossness, Evil
Forebodings, Gold Hands aud Foot, t.ko DR..
Dodds Powders
Old Ladies who are debli!ated and nervous
with weak body, and digestive organs disordered.
causing loss of appetite, impoverished blood.
&C, try DR.. Dodd's powders and you will feel
ss though you had removed your sge and takon
a new lease of life.
Old and Middle Aged Men who have kent
late hours and have been imprudeut and Violated
the laos Of health and nature until the v,gor Of
htc IS gone. and you are Frustrated mentally and
physically and unable to sttsnd to your business
or duties Of life. taxa DR.. Dodts Powders and
you wall feel yourself men sgsin.
Young Men and Women with pale and haq-
gcrd faces, thin az flesh broken down in mind
and body with q shattered nervous system, take
OLD DIR. DoDDs NERvINE TOXIC PowDERs,
and stop that loss which brings on Melancholy,
Fits, Insanity. Consumption and an early DEATH
They will give you health aad strength, and
increase the flesh aud bring the bloom Of youth
to the cheeks tranquility to the mind, and pro.
duce sound and refreshing sleep.
den and Women who are slaves to the uso Of
Ioblcoo. Liquor, OPIUM or Morphine take DR..
Dodds Powders; they act as an nntiiote sud
Will destroy tae appetite or taste for Inc use of
the above stimulsnts. which is ruiuous TO the
nervous system. For sale by JANNEY g. 90,
lao King st. Prlce 81 per package, or six pack.
sgss for IS. apo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

horse SEVERELY STUNG BY BEES. A fac
Soung horse belonging to Mr.. j. r. uagcubuoh
chile roaming At lsrse upon the farm OF
alessr9. ll'gtpbau.i aud Davis. about four
nil, s from this o..s. on the Washington road,
wns Sc: upun hsi 'luesday by swarm Of bees,
and lux very sew rely. This c1ualdcred az
cStrscrdintry tccurrcIc', ss Mr.. IIagenbuch
gays tai be has beer farmer aod stock dealer
all his life md nc7cr leard Of similar circum.
atG Zee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17
EXCURSIONS, PiCHTCs, DC.
STHAMER MYSTIC EXCURSIONS,

comm sncing
Saturday. June ~. 1850,
and continue during the season. To o, coqusn
Falls Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays; ;
Smiths Point Saturdays and Sundays
The steamer will leave the Potomac Ferry
wharf ct 9 90 q m. sharp; retu;Ds ct p m. from
Cccoquan, and p m. from Smiths Point
Tickets 25c; Sundays 59o. On Wednesdays to
Giymont and Fridays to Marshall Hsll, leaving
81 ~ a. M and 2 81 p. m. sharp returning At
p. m, p. M. and II p. m. on steamer City
Of Alexandria. Round trip lie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

EPPEcTs OF TIE STORM. MIR. Thomas Hoy,
Of this city, has received the contract for re-
p!sciog the tin roof % tho dis.ilcry of Mr. Peter
Fcgau. in West End, Fairfax count9, blown of
by the Storm Of Saturday last. NOtTitbs:and.
!5g tho roof was heavy tin aud gravel roof
Tho wind lifted it of aud carried it some dis
;guco from tho building. 4 portion Of the
large shed OF the brick yard Of nlessrs O'Neal
Y Colbctt was also blown down ty tho same
= Orm,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

=, EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.-Tte
II. nNy eighth annual meeting of the trustees OF
inc Protestant Episcopal Educational Society 10
tHe Htate of Virginia, will ba held at the Iheo-
,e'cal Seminary, near this city. on Wednesday,
tic 2%i instant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-17

NEW WuEAT.-Tho first new wheat brought
20 this market this year, was ctfared on Change
ms morlioe by Mcssrs. Geo. II. Robinson d
goo, aud sold OF sl.15. 1t was small lot and
was smutty.