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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

We now begin to realize that spring
il approaching, and where is a pleas
ant spring day more pleasant than in
sunny Kansas.
Richard Warner returned the fore
part Of the week tn Colorado, and W.
J. Lowell accompanied him. Jimmy
had great many friends here who
We're sorry To see him leave. He will
make friends where hegoes. for he is a
jolly goodlcy. We hope he will soon
make his fortune and return To Brook
willie again.
You might have seen Squire Moore
on Tuesday upon the streets with n
smiling countcnance, and perchance,
had you inquired into the cause Of
his seeming great joy, lac would have
told you il was girl.
Z On Tuesday afternoon several teams
and about fifty men from Abilene
passed through on their way Ia the
mining districts Of Colorado.
In looking around We see that
MessSs. Miner, Milton, Cable and
Davids have built new picket fence,
on their premises.
Mr.. Hodge has q new sidewalk i'm
front Of his residence.
That match game Of hall between
the Saline River boys and the Brook
Vile Grays will come of next Safur-
day, no pre-enting providence.
The City hall and Mr. Morgan's
building are almost ready for osri,-
pancy. We understand that the lat
ter Is already leased, but by whom we
have not learned. Now, what we
need i 4 good general store in the
hall. Ii will pay. Who is the lucky
man.
l.. 4. Warner informs lis that he
intends putting in stock of grocer
les His head Is square on his shout
der.- But when yoa go 10 buy goods
Of l.. g. don't forget your pocket
hook, for he won't trust.
Conductor Baker, who wa. injured
At Bunker Hill last week. is able To IL.
around again.
Mr. Souers left for Ohio on Monday
night.
Con. Gardiner received message
from Mrs q. from Fond du Lac. Wis,
stating that she was very i'll. He
started Immediately, but before he
had reached her, word was received
here that she was better.
Mail agent Campbell has returned
from Cleveland, and states that lie
found his brother some better. hut
there is little hape of his recovery.
II. II. Cunningham is building on
his farm west Of town, and intends TO
move there shortly. CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The following IL list Of Real Estate
Transfers flied in the ONCE OF Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending March cath, lssO, and fur
nishesi by Wight L Carroll. Alstrac-
tors:
NarrA tlsA
Mary E<~be 10 Jobs u. Nayne-ysr sfsst. See
-, 7. IL Rasss $50
E-P. ny 40. 10 JeAa O.aertas. ID n, sl.k I.
Dep.a aAAiiisa-elS
\, r. by &c. "a JeAs D~rS.ra and NaiA2a Har-
het - II hssrk D. lsspsA s6diiisa 10 Saliea-sl3
z r. KY C. 70 u. i. CksissiAs>sa ~ L. t5s-sk
IL Drpss sadissos-sls.
AascA nh.
Ssfise Ssssiy to Jazz, 3siss. ~ IL eni street
NaWA lsA
susie e Asasss ~ a. L Fisss- ~. S~e. l., T IL
u.i.s! s...es to see. neass'.s. ~ ef 81. Sc
rss:s ss.s:. % G.-s.6 L..aA.s... al q So.
Sex r 70 \ 50
e<ser rssss>ss - Ls.s.s r~s.s~.s. rsrt &c 81 !.
So 2. Z. u. X s-eS.
rs,ssa Stairs ~ a.. n nass..ss. s... SCI 81. r.
fsissi s..s-.s.xs.v. n..a-., -. -. =,
rstss sa:se. e Jssss wAsss-v,s Sos. SO. &
r:i,:s So. = ssAa = Tsps-'. ..sr So "a.
NAsrA SCH
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sep u NJ psessw Ne ]. ofNa-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Mr.. Scott, (colored), an ex-member
of tae Louisiana Legislature, upon in
vitation, addressed the members of the
Convention Of last Saturday, upon
Southern Republicanism. His re-
marks were well presented and very
well received. His ianguagewas good
and showed that he was an intelligent
man, at least,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Mr. 4. &. Sl0an returned from New
Mexico yesterday morning. He is I'D
much improved in health as TO have
the appearance of q new man." He
intends to 40 arrange his business "a to
make his home either in Colorado or
New Mexico, and designs moving his
family for the present 10 Colorado
Springs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

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.s~' seas tss---s a. a. 80 - tsss~= 80 ~
80 sssssssi fs-ssss-s - s-is~s. Ssssss - i~s-
ssa 20. ssssaf s-~s-.s%S ss.ss,-s s,~s-i-sss $50
- issstai f1-as- q ssr sessss. - t--s-s4 -
tA~s~-ss-.T. . - - s-sss 49, s-ss,s is-sss-
~i.ss ssss.sir hss-< - ss~~--ss~s So lsf,sse.-
$500 r--sss 80 - - - sss-s-ss.-- 49,
90 -->s = IA ss~-s<ss-~ = 80, y~.aas. =. as1s.
- - - 49, - 80 yss-sts
hs-as--. rss<- tS<s fss
t,nss,r : ,i.f~,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

David Tatum, q somewhat prOmi-
nent temperance lecturer, addressed q
large audience at the Presbyterian
Church last Tuesday::night, on the cub
ject Of temperance. He illustrated his
remarks on the effects of alcohol In the
human System, by charts. He proved
to he an interesting speaker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The wind wheel recently put up al
Mr.. Freeman kingman's residence
property on Seventh ctreet. a. the
motor power If water works for that
block, is doing grand work towards
raising blue grass and assisting the
growth of trees and shrubbery. Con-
duits have been laid in four of the
yard. of that neiyhbOrhOod, aud the
water seems to have the force neee.s-
AIRY for the purposes to which il is to
applied. We hear that other neigh
borhOods which have been watching
operations, are so pleased with the
success that they will also speedily
adopt the same plan. Thus will Sail
IA Ice provided with water works.
after all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

) ans ',biss~-i % sa~ ard al So i.z.s
fss~es. snsi ~ ~~ Js-s esss-s s.. gzasss
'1,y ysss ssn nnj ,p~ ss.. ssy i-ttsr
half s'sa isssiHss -tss s.ss s,sh. t.ise-ss
Man ssss wyas-is<ss -trsss- rIs-
h.-ss a. s-sv.isy ts1< ~ as sirt
take sssssx~ sf ~zsi is.ssss Ga, sls.sr..~.
February Sxh. t.sss. r-'-s~ssassly.
- x. wssnaf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The stable al Robert B.,ssss. pro-
pri~t.r 81 the New York i.s.iy.s. B.
built and Kept on the na-i improved
aud nssiern plan, tspih a. fsgsrfs
ventilation. light. warmth. rte Mr..
tonrer's taste for hors~- !. we'll
known. The s~ntisman in charge 81
this valnsbis stable ~a. Mr k.ss-
by the n-~ ~ t'iIe-' Linimsnt io-iisi.
Ammonia hs removed ring,ons~ and
bunchss that had resisted all "tIssf
treatment. send fot circular. sisiss
foil instructions; ie Dr. Cii-s. 10 "
Brssd~sy. y. V GILES ffii- .nFss
Neuralgia. Ioid by !. -. Csmpi.~ii,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The frat sscsa in the <e~rni sssry
81 "ar store i'aiidisg. So ias. rsnia %
sy~nor. u is = 6,s-s a~-srzbl~ hall.
- n q, fs.t iaesss-i !. fi.s s.ui5zI past
81 tho city. To sDssmsssnt sal sis-i-
fsLls tenant ~ viii - fsis,-i .p " ss,ii
tisi: ba.ibs~. GafstIys sH1@.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Some persons are in favor Of max
ing u school building Of the Court
House, and erecting larger aud bet
ter building for County purposes.
With all due respect for the opinions
of these people We must say that We
are opposed to any such plan. In the
first place. the building is not SUITED
for school purposes in any way, and
will be suitable for County purposes
for some years TO come. When We do
build new court house, it sholld be
first-class one, and We do not believe
the people Of this county are yet
ready to go TO that expense. Let Us
build just such . school building as
the wants of the City require, and
which will always answer the purpose
In the years to come.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Sessne OounV ue9c0esS Assocsauon.
To be held at the school building in
Salina, April 10th, 1850.
Select Reading, NJ. V. Blodgett.
Formation of Constitution of L. s.,
DIR. VIM. Bishop.
Physiology, Prot: T. d. Fitzpatrick.
DiscussiOn-Is the expectation Of
reward q greater incentive to exertion
than the fear Of punishment? Affirm
alive, Mr.. J. c. Maltby, Mrs. l.. L..
Lynn. Negative, Mr.. J. w. Arm
strong, Miss Ella Fergus.
Essay, "WOman in Art" l.. J.
Deighan.
Paper, News Of the day, A. NJ. Doo-
lev.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

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iss. .ssss<. 'ssssssv. ssssssns. rssfs-rE1 i.
sarasi-Tvy. has~tissv,, rs~ rssss.
.s5Aszsrs-. ssss~ sssr-. n-s- saasi
sssssisss wis~.. ss.s-ss~. ss~.. h.-.ss
rs.svs asss In .pssr.fss s.~ss.sssss..
White ssssSp,. wsa~ saspns .s.-i
~ oeStSey. ssii take s.-anx
sss-k and s.ss. Ia ssssssaTs tsF fss~-
u aAss sst~ss. Call ~ Var U.s.
fssss. 3 ssi,~- -t>ssh fss-sa rs,sss. "a
s1Aens. ~ l.. JaSEz-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The election in the new township Of
Glendale resulted in the choice Of
CIV. Givens. Trustee; Andrew Powell,
Treasurer; 6. l.. Apple and p. b. Ma
han, Justices of the Peace; A. Alex
son, Constable; Levi Brewer, Clerk.
The Commissioners canvassed the vote
Tuesllay-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

On and sfi.r April is,. Is-,. will
iszS sdsvtd~sd Of "a J~f er,si.. sI-5g
presentation Of all demands sli,ss "a
against the firm 81 Joi,s Gss- 4 90.
y. FarLKs.r.
Assignee 81 John s,sss a 90
FAtIsA, kss.. Narei, - is-s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
A. In.xr,-.x. c-i


] have Soe ssbe About ~, hs>ss<ss 81
Ase veii eleas~si 6~shaas Nli,si SOD
The t.-s f-e.l ses esifi~. hog. and 9th
e. ssork-psir~ ~ a. pr i'a-hei-se.se
sssarrs ~ my osicr, ar II T ". Lsds'.
NE. r. tssa--
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

While town people have been some.
what alarmed over the wheat pros
poets, We find that the farmers almost
unanimously entertain no such fears
They claim that very little of the
growing wheat has yet been injured,
and that the soil, except in pieces of
wheat where the cultivation ia poor,
il In good condition. We shall prob
ably have rain enough before We get
through, and one of the largest wheat
yields ever seen here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The agent who let the JOURNAL
have the medical advertisement at
three times the Aerdlds rates, never
showed the contract ITO four different
parties I'm this CITY," The written
contract has not yet been made out.
Try it again, Mousey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Askesoe Canm.n.iesy. Ma. q. X 7 .
will ns~s in e.iI-i 'c.seisve 90 a.s-
day n~xt. n .-S e'eia-x.
InssaiIsfss.ss of ofis~sr-l
wosk, order az re.
By ossisI 81 tie y e.
4. II. DIcEi>.,x, &. g..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

People were more than pleased when
the fine shower Of rain commenced
faliingyesterday morning. The rainy
season has commenced and We shall
probably hear no more complaints Of
the drOuth. The indications are that
tine rain has prevailed. Throughout this
section, and will no doubt he the
grand opening" Of spring vegetation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

There will be services in the Chris
tian church, on the east side Of Eighth
street, on Sunday, March q, at II and
$50 o'clock; DIR. s. I. DodA, pastor.
Subject of morning sermon, "Christ-
ian Evolution" Text, Mark 4, D
Evenining subject, 1.-THE Converts
Experience" Text, Titus 3, 5. SIS.
and Bible class at $50. Singers are
requested to come Is minutes early to
above services. Seats free. Public
invited. Strangers welcome.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
0bitusH.

Sister Mary Agnes, who some year,
ago taught school in Topeka, under
the Rev. J. II. Defouri, died lat Sat-
uriay at Saiina- Her body was
brought 10 this city and the funeral
ceremony Was performed in "a. 10
sePh'. church yesterday morning II
IL O'clock Father Wibbert, Of Saliua,
0(iiciatexi, assisted by father, Meyers,
OReiley. DOwney. Guenthef, Huha,
Walsh and Sweiniery. All the sis-
tiers near were pse>~nt. Sister Axnes
va: ab:ct twenty-five years u age
and hsd beeu in her noble position -
sister Of charity fsr ten year, To
any one who has been . soldier during
the rebellion, the news Of the Death q
one II the order OF sisters 0f charity,
will cause . pang Of usoFe than ossiin-
AIRY ngret.-LSor~Rn0rfA 7sssss, I'D.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Mr.. ID. J. Smith has purchased of
Mr.. II. &. Stanley his entire tackle for
moving buildings, safes, etc, and will
hereafter conduct that business in this
county. Mr.. Smith is thoroughly ex-
perienced in this business and has q
complete outfit for handling all kinds
of buildings, safes and other heavy OBJ
jects. He is also "A practical builder
and contractor. Everything entrusted
To his care will receive careful atten-
ton. He will for the present occupy
the shops formerly occupied by Mr..
Stanley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The social at Mrs. Spivey's, Tuesday
evening, was more than than usually
sociable. The new departure from the
usual order of exercises was counted
a success. Games and amusements
were introduced, laughter and mirth
went round. Pinafsre still RACES,
and was presented by the ladies in an
entirely new and novel manner. At
a late hour the company dispersed,
with many expressions Of pleasure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
49, Co. Esns1,.

lns sd ks.~ cs.sisTs. .sans fsDsss.
e aed go uiIh, esSiae sepaass, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

Ne~n. =. 6ondnow 4 Co. report the
following prize. for graia: Wheat No.
2, - No. ;. s.; No. Z, -. Rejected,
-. Corn. II; sheiled, 10. Oaas, =.
Rye, "a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25
Died

On Thursday. Feb. u, 1880. Of dip
iberia, David Leroy, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Short, Of Saline
County. Kansas, aged 2 years, :
months and III days.
On Saturday, March 18th. lssD, Of
diptherfa, Sarah Elsie. daughter Of the
same, aged 4 years, months and )
days.
The first to 90 was the brother,
Papa's pride. the darling Of the mother:
AS quiet and loving rs could be,
The joy and pet Of the sisters three.
After eleven days hewas freed from pain
"Our loss Is his eternal gain"
Twas hard to part with an only son,
Their thought was, Thy will be done"
Twas only two days after he was dead,
Elsie with feaver was laid on the bed !;
Always SO happy, singing all day,
Oh spare her. our hearts did pray.
For many days she patiently did lie,
Then We saw that she too, must die;
Side by side they now repOse,
From earthly care, from earthly woes.
Eve are lonesome" the sisters say,
1--WE miss them 80 when ut our play"
Father grant that We may meet again,
In that land 50 free from pain. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The Wallacks will give thre per-
formances II the Ofe1 House. COM
n,encing with tonight. Mr.. James
Wallaek Il q fine actor, and being sup
ported by galaxy 81 noted Stars, he
will give performance that may new
er again he witnessed In this city.
They come TO us we'll recommended, a.
will he seen from the following extract
from the 81. Joe Herald.
A very good audience assembled 1t
the Opera House hast night 10 greet
the WallAek star Combination In their
celebrated renditian az that charming
1omsattc drama eatitlesl divorce"
Tlas play h NatlpulAs.lly one Of the
best and nse4 tutsssseiag on tn boaryas
and IN the haoda 0f the WslDscks can
bet prove grand succen. He b meet-
Ing With perfect OvaalOns svsgyvhaee
he produces tt and the ftsQusQt en-
cores nss night 1t the Open Hnuss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

As was generally expected the Re
publican County Convention Of last
Saturday was one Of the most exciting
conventions ever held In this county.
The debate over the question Of in
structiOns was very warm but not par
ticularly bitter. The debaters kept
their tempers pretty well and the pro-
ceesiings to the close iwers secompan-
led with harmony, and good feeling
generally prevailed. The Convention
vas clearly for Blaine first choice.
though the "Grant showing" far ex-
ceesled ths expectations Of many. The
following gentlemen were elected del
eyates To the State Convention: VIM
Berg. NJ. d. Mccormick, L. f. Par
soas, Maj. f. Forsee, H. =. Cunning
ham. J. II. Kingman. The delegates
are all for blaine. but not Instructed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

The annual election Of officers in
Askelon Commandery, No. 6, X. T..
resulted rs follows: ID. X. Wagstafi,
F. G.; A. b. Dickinson, g.; r H Dihle
c. c.: $. NJ. Palmer, p; w. II. GEN
try, 5. W.; ID. Whitehead, J. W.; o.
carSeitx, Treasures T. L. Bond. Re
eorler; John b. Goger, ST. B.; H. s.
Cunningham. Sw. B.; Jacob Dewitt,
w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25


We gave astweek an account OF the
purchase of Eden Farm by Mr.. w. l..
Hardison. Of Penna., a $1,000 trans
action. Since then Mr.. Hariison has
purchased through Hamilton 4 Ben
der :, 520acres morc-raiiroad hand and
lying In the vicinity Of Eden Farm.
He thus becomes \ land proprietor OF
some pretensiOns-being the owner Of
about 5000 acres in one body. Mr..
Harrison designs making this one of
the leading stock ranches in the West.
He will invest i'm the neighborhood
of sl0l,OO0. In addition Ia what We
said about the purchase Of Eden farm
last week. W. append the following in
formation contributed To the Topeka
Capital by its Salina correspondent
These gentlemen intend to make the
raising of FLOODED stock = speciality.
They will import large number Of
Norman horses and alsO bring large
number Of blONie,i horses from Ken
lucky; they propose tO keep bloOtle,l
cattle. the finest breeds Of hogs and
the very best grades Of sheep. To meet
their wantsthey will build a hoard
fence around their farm; it being
nearly eight miles around. a large
quantity Of lumber and pests will be
required. They will alsO erect sheds
without number, for they are counted
only by the acres they will cover. To
supply this immense amount Of luIn-
her Mr.. Harrison is shipping several
ear loads from the east. He will also
build 3 fine residence in Salina and
make this his home, and also general
headquarters for managing the busi-
ness. This farm, sold for So .Ois.s 10
this will he added about So 100 worth
Of Improvements, making total Of
about So. 0OO expended on this farm;
double that amount and we have the
value Of Eden Farm" afterit Is stock
Ell and in operation. The feed for the
stock will lie raised on the farm this,
together with the care Of the stock,
will require \ small army of men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-25

farmers elevator nj Bavaria, and will
engage in buying grain. This will
make one Of the strongest wheat firms
In this portion of the State.
The idea Of Hanna's Rat claiming
that the JOURNAL men are tools of any
body, when ii is SO well khown that
the Rat has Hanna's label upon his
collar. He has To pursue the route
the old man marks out for him.
H. NJ. Sale writes from Leadville
May trouble you to send my paper
TO my box, as il takes me three hours
ct the delivery to get my turn.
Too much show to do anything. I
will not start for the Gunnison till
May LIST. There is great deal Of sick
ness here.
Universaii-s services al the Opera
HOUSE ON Sunday, the 18th inst, II
usual hours. Subject, n o'clock A. NJ.
The Past, Present aud Future."
Subject, 80 p. NJ, "rniyersalism of
the Lords Prayer" All are cordially
invited to attend.
The increase la the cultivated area
for the year ending March lst, Is.9,
In Saline county, was IL. 5s5.5.. The
number Of farm dwellings erected
during the year 10 March list, is1s,
was 800. Number of school houses,
&c
NJ. j. Weilslager and family have
returned from Florida, arriving Tues
day evening. Mr.. Weilsiager reports
the orange groves In splendid eondi-
ton. and just before leaving he gath.
eFrd . supply Of the fruit Ia bring
h"nse with him. For several large, lu-
csosas specimens Of ''oranges - Is ar
anges," We are under many obligation.
70 him.
National Republican., 1880-03-03
SOUTHERN REPHBLIOANS.
How the Association Stands on the Presidon
tial Question.

The Southern Republican Association held
its regular monthly meeting at Odeon Hall
last night, General r. NJ. Reynolds, president,
In the chair The resolutions offered at the
last meeting by Mr.. r. w, Austin, of Ten
nessee, charging that prominent aspirant for
tho Presidency was attempting to secure the
vote of the Southern delegations to the Chi
cago convention by the use OF official patron
ago and chicauery, were taken from the table,
when. after considerable debate, participated
in by Mr.. Austin Colonel f. N. Hill, of Arkan-
sas; j. e. Pierce, Of Missouri; Hon. George T..
Harris of Mississippi, aud Colonel Jack Brown, !,
of Georgia, Hon Charles Pelham, of Alabama
offered the following substitute, which was
adopted
WHEREAS, The object Of this association, rs OK
pressed in its written constitution is TO aid in pro-
noting and maintaining the principles OF the
National Republican party in the Southern States
aud elsewhere; and
WHEREAS, Our worthy president, in accepting
the position to which he was elected by the unani-
nous vote OF this association stated distinctly that
our object was to secure unity and harmony of the
Republican party In the South, and by all honor
able means to strive to secure for ourselves and tho
entire South the full recognition Of all rights and
privileges guaranteed TO each citizen by the Con.
stitution and laws of our common country and
those rights 50 freely granted TO all citizens OF tho
States I'm the North; and
WHEREAS. II was further distinctly understood
and expressly agreed in the most formal ana un-
equivocal manner by this association that we were
not organized In the interest of any particular can
ddate for the Presidency, and that this association
had not, and would not in future, enter upon the
business Of fPresidentmakug; therefore,
ResOiucd (hrsD, That this association VIII In the
future, in the past confine itself strictly TO the
objects set forth and fully expressed in its constitu
tion aud will not, an association, take part in
the selection of candidate for the Presidency, but
VIII leave each individual member free to advocate
the claims and further the interest Of that candi
date which he deems best suited and qualified TO
secure and carry out the objects of this associa-
ton.
Resolved (second), That when the representatives
Of the people shall have selected standard bearer
for the Republican party RtChicago next June, then
this association will actively, earnestly and zeal
ously support that nominee
After some further business of minor inn
portance the association adjourned
National Republican., 1880-03-03
CITY ITEMS.
Imnortnnt to smol,ers.

With n view of establishing permanent
flrst-class Cigar and Tobacco House in this
city, we have opened a branch at 434 Seventh
street northwest. The beautiful rooms are
stocked with the finest goods in every branch
in our line, and prices to suit the present de-
mand, at the lowest New York market rates.
Whether this shall prove success or not
depends solely on the liberal patronage of our
citizens.
For the convenience of our box customers
we have private lock boxes at our store.roons
(without extra charge), aud our regular Gus
toners, not wishing to buy cigars by the box,
can select any brand, have the cigars kept in
q private box, and pay for them at regular re-
tail prices, and when tho cigars are exhausted
the purchaser is entitled to a Drawback of the
difference between retail and box rates at
list prices.
Remember, we sell single box of cigars at
1000 rates.
We offer the above inducements in order to
enlarge our trade and do safe and satsfac-
tory business at both establishments-43i
Seventh street and at tho main store, GIL
Pennsylvania avenue.
Thanking you for past favors, and trusting
you will continue your liberal patronage we
remain, yours truly NJ. GoLDsTEIN & Co.