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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
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UTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
wv u Small House In good repair; rent not TO ex-
coed s5i fsuIted, will rent by the year Address r.
T., Republican office, noil-3tf
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WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER H. 1881.
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Population Of thc National Capital. 100000
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J.NoR sALE-vERY FINE MAHOGANY DRAW
II Ing board; size by feet: in perfect order. Ad.
dress WILSON, Room ~, Bureau Engraving and
Printing no,l3ls
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FURNISHED HOUSE
ON u street northwest, near Connecticut avenue; ton
s stoens modern improvements, well furnished; rent,
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD AND
N Room In private family for s25; references cx-
Address Miss f. A. NJ Republican Office.
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w ANTED-A COMFORTABLE, WARM ROOM
w In private family, within two blocks of Sixth
and E streets northwest for which SIS per month will
be paid ROOM Republican office. nOlI-Af
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NOR RENT-FUItNISlfED ROOMS EN- SUITE
IL single, first, second third aud fourth floors;
suitable for members OF Congress. 735 Ninth street
nnF
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JNoR SALE-CoUNTRY MILL, IN GOOD OR
IL der, and Farm; also my Residence aud Farm:
both near Beltsylc, Washington branch b. & o. r. II.
IAl,On AMMEN. unasMh
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FINISHED REs1nENcr

L. FINE FURNISHED RESI- IDENCF.
=, The folr-story and basement Brick Residence, n
,i'ahyelle Place containing thirteen rooms W tn
~ ~ ~ mprovements; afrsclnss tenant wnnteo
Apply 10 j. " n. HUYCK,
tVnu uyp
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SSor Brent Sboilses.
'Vi' i'hiN FuRNrs,rrn n ,,o,,srs

.IlHNISlIED HOUSES.
Fine brick MANSION, so ID street northwest con.
unnlnE niteen rooms, modern improvements floors
| OF walnut aud ash, walls and cellnpg painted and
rescned, fine furniture, Turkish rugs elegant pnno
VIII be rented to firstcnss tenant al very moder
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Sfor r-Sale--SHisccllaneo,ls

JNoR SALE-SToVES. PARLoR AND DINING
II Chairs, SC. Call at ~ Second street northeast,
amer p. m, Friday and Saturday, nth and 18th
instant. noli-3tF
JNOR SALE-A HANDSOME SET OF FuRS.
IL stylish cOllnTi goo as new ulsO a Beau ifll Fur
oicei nOii-'tm
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2SanfeS-- --@ooms.

yITANTED "a FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping for small family; convP-
nent 10 street cars. Address +. a. L., Republican
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FOR RRENT-HOUSE No. HOS q STREET NORTH.
Il west. Apply for particulars to THOMAS j. MY.
EleS Real Estate Agent, L street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth northwest. nog-6ts
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT, OR
Trade Giiy or Country Property come and SEQ the
ERS -. Charles Hotel corner Third street and Penn.
sylvanla avenue northwest. mhig.tf
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yITANTED-A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS
w wish Boarding In private family, where there
are no boardeIs Rooms furnished or unfurnished (;
references exchanged Address T., Republican office.
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FuRN1sHED HOUSE

Jn beet. near stl northwest containing ton rooms
ana bathroOm, with modern improvements. hous0
Just put - perfect order and reiurnshod price sO0
per month. RAHE CHANCE f'0' Wv
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IIoR RENT-To RlspoNSIBLE TENANTS,
IL two Suites of Rooms on first and second floors
and third oor. with OF bath pns, and Introbe
heater either furnished un1irnshed. Call ut III
-Four hnlf street northwest or address w 7. o.
RcDubllCau office noy-NE
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00anfen.. &e[p.

NHTANTED-A RETIABLE WHITE GIRL TO
w Wnsh and Iron and assist In the general house
work OF small family good wnges VIII be paid to
one who comes well recommended Apply at 10 ID
street northwest. uO1lsgtF
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q ENERAL .GARFIELDs LAST LETTER
Every one should have a copy. Neat fac SMILES for
sale at The Republican oilice Ten cents per copy
90 600 TO INVEST AS SILENT PART.
GpAsOOO ner In some good manufacturing or
mercantile business; must be bona hde with best Of
reierences. Address cunidentially, s. Il. II, Ropub-
llcAn office. se2I-u
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" liza F STREET
TRusTERSl
JOHN A. HAKER FREDK H. MCGUIRE
TIIOS. j, FISHER BRAIN'HD III. WARNER,
ROR'r L. FLEMING GEO II. u. WHITE,
WIN, NJ GAIT, HENRY A, WILLARD.
ClIAS. O. GLOVER
HENRY A. WILLARD, President
FREDERICK 49, MCGUIRE ce-PresidenL
III. X. WILLARD, Secretary
Insurance against all Loss by Fire at reasonable
rates. oclllf
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NXvANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w three furnished Rooms suitable for light house
keeping Address HOUSE, Republican Office.
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GOOD SECONDHAND OPEN FRANKLIN
"A Stove for sale cheap; also Drop Light. In
qure of LlICHFIELD, Capitol Basement noi03t@
GEND PITCHER AND ~ CENTS FOR QUART
- of Howsons lce-Cream, rich pure, and reliable,
10 depot, il0I Twelfth street next TO corner of MassR
clsptts avenue. Al % IA gallon delivered nolO-ats
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
Around the Parsons School House,

Mr.. Patterson was in Greeley last
week. and purchased all the fat hogs
he could find-for the Colorado mar
ket-at prices ranging from $3.50 to
81. ~.
Everybody is enjoying the splendid
weather we are having. Those that
have corn are husking IL ; those who
nave none are summing themselves
and waiting for court to adjourn.
Mrs. J. w. Hart started East last
"Wednesday morning. She has friends
among the Michiganders.
Mr.. Everhart, accompanied by n. c.
Baldwin, left on the evening of the
same day for "a Posey county, Hoop
pole township, Injeany."
Mr.. p McEntee Is still i'm Kansas
City.
Mr.. l.. A. Davis. our popular teach.
er. is pronounced by his scholars 1.-The
best they have ever studied under. ("
and they ought to know.
Chief Justice Dan McAulif mount
ell the judicial bench the other day,
with rs much dignity rs ever Eng
lands Chancellor of the Exchequer
exhibited i'm clambering up to his seat
OH the woolsack" His Honor "
then proceeded to try the case of +" De.
bold versus Ash" and maintained
his magisterial bearing throughout
the entire proceedings. The case was
knotty" one, involving many OBJ
scure points Of law. but was finally
decided by the court in favor of Mr..
Debold. The court room was crowded
with chairs, and the utmost satisfac.
ton was expressed by all parties con-
cerned at the impartial decisions Of the
court Where the points involved
were so knotty " that the statutes''
failed to throw any light upon them,
the blinds were drawn up and the
doors opened until sufficient quanti-
ty Of 1.-THE ETHEREAL medium of sight
made clear the dark, mysterious
depths Of those "rules of action, /"
known rs tar.
Vale. Z. R. A. BRICK.
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Brookviile Items.
Splendid winter weather.
Winter wheat looks fine

Splendid winter weather
Winter wheat looks fine.
| Christmas two weeks from next
Sunday.
The flies have disappeared, and now
Is the time to paper, paint and white
wash.
Jim Grant has returned from his
eastern trip and has concluded to stay
here this winter.
NJ. 5. Amos has got his house re-
painted, and it has improved its
] appearance very much.
Frank Hodge has sold his residence
| On Anderson avenue. DR.. Stearns il
the purchaser and he is going to fit il
up for an Office.
Any one wanting wall paper, call
on Bob IngrahaIn. He has fine as
sortment of samples of paper and Dor.
der and can get you anything you
want in that line on short notice.
Dick Warner, brother OIL. f. War
ner, is visiting his relatives. He has
been out i'm the mountains the past
three years and likes it very much.
Supt. Dorrance, of the Smoky Hill
division was down on Monday and
called on some of our citizens. He
looks as natural as when he left here
several years ago, with the exception
of a few more white hairs.
II. Ii. Cunningham has bought out
Frank Hodges billiard tables and all
the contents of both billiard hall and
tobacco store.
NJ. ID. Mccormick came down home
Tuesday TO see his family and will re-
main "a couple of days. He reports
plenty of work on his division and
that he is working $50 men. He looks
as though he enjoyed good health and
WAS pleased to see his many friends in
Brookville. Come as often as YOU can.
Me, we are always glad to see you.
X. Ii. fngraham came very near
loosiEg his child last Friday. 1t got
On open safety pin lodged crosswise in
its throat, and would have choked to
death in few minutes more had not
DIR. Stearns with the skillful use of
his instruments got hold of il and
pulled il out. 1t made the child's
throat a little sore for a day or two,
but saved its life, and the child is now
all right.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hodge start for
their new home i'm Denver on Friday
| morning, and may success be with
them wherever they may sojourn.
Their many friends in Brookville and
vicinity regret very much to have them
leave Us, but what il our loss will be
Denver's gain. The people of Denver
will find them honorable, just and
good citizens and worthy of their con-
| fidence.
4. T.. Granger returned from Texas
a few days ago, where he has been for
the past year. He has been railroad
ing since he left and has not enioyed
| very good health, but is improving
since he got home. He is the same old
Granger except that the silver locks
show more plainly now than when he
left. /. L. Be.
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Pebbles from TORY.

Items scarce and weather cold.
One by one the prodigals return
from the mountains, and their faces
are very long and their voices have a
dOleful sound.
The protracted meeting at the Sum-
mt school house has closed. There
were about forty converts, twenty-five
of which united with the church, and
we sincerity hope that II those new
members of the church do not pray as
loud and make a. much pretention as
some of the older members, that said
older member will not call them stum-
bling blocks, and do too much back
biting" and gossiping Mt the expense
of said converts. There has been =
great amount of good done in this
community by these meetings.
We are well pleased with the work
the Grand Jury has done in this coun-
ty in putting down the liquor traffic,
and we hope the County Commission
ers will not undo what has been done,
until sufficient punishment has been
melted out to the offenders. Rocks.
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Hobbs Greek items.

Fine weather now.-Farmers in
this neighborhoOd are busily engaged
in plowing.-For sale: A first class
pair of horses. Call on or address,
Mr. F. Gibbs, Pliny, Saline County,
Kans.-Last Wednesday evening,
the people of this neighbOrhood were
entertained with q lecture delivered
by DR.. Bishop, of Salina, his subject
Education. All enjoyed the lee
ture very much, and would like
to have him come again.
For sale, cheap, q good cook stove.
Enquire of Mr.. Teragram Trahreve.
Mr.. Bill Jones means business. He
has got a new corn crusher.-Cheap
apples, two for nickle. Call on Bates
4 Thinker, Gypsum City.-Preach-
ing two weeks from last Sunday, at
the Hobbs creek school house. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
The Opening.

See the advertisement in this paper
Of the Union Lecture and Entertain
meni Course. Remember, now, that
YOU have but a few more days i'm which
= purchase season tickets, rs the course
opens next week. 1t will be money in
your pocket To buy season tickets. At
ter the opening of the course no more
season tickets will lac sold. The man
ag.ment Of this course has surely ca
tered to the intellectual and asthetical
tastes of our community. They have
aimed To elevate the standard OF our
anusements and Ia give Us an oppor-
tunity of hearing some of the most
popular platform orators and lecturers
Of the day, and refined musical enter
tainments. Look ut the ATTRACTIONS:
First. we have Burbank. the most eel
ebrated elecutioni-t, humorist and
character impersonator in the known
world. Next comes Paige, whomskes
the sublime yet ordinarily dry theme
VI oSttoi'his
ble TO everybody "a the visibility of the
noondlay sun, and, in addition To the
valuable instruction he imparts, he
also delights aud fascinates his audi
ence with his mastery eloquence and
artistic word painting Then comes
the Slsyton Star Concert Company,
with its seven solo artists. led 10y Heine.
the blind violinist. the legitimate sue
ces-or TO Ole Bull. Next we have the
Swedish Nightingales, the sweetest
singers on earth, aud Miss Emile
Garvin, the popular elocutionist. II is
alone worth 500 To hear the angelic
music of the unrivaled Swedes. To
crown all, we have the great wend-
ling, with his grand lecture ON Voltsire,
which closes this popular and very
meritorious course. No literary course
In Kansas. or anywhere else in the
West, ever had better talent. You
who have not yet purchased season
tickets, do not fail to go at once and
secure them
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
BRIDGE Items.

Every one says what a fine winter
We are having.-Mrs. T. ID. w. Man.
chester and daughter returned home
last week from WiscOnsin.-Miss
Mary Johannas also returned from
Ohio where she has been visiting
Rev. Leigh departed for Kansas City
to meet Mrs. Leigh, who is returning
home from the east DR.. Byers re-
ceived the intelligence that one Of his
children in Council Grove, was quite
i'll. He will go back to attend it
The latest arrivals of Importance il at
the home of stiles Wooden, of two
little Wooden girls twins, the first
of their kind ever registered In Eureka
township, to our knowledge. We take
our hat off to Mr.. Wooden. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

GIN. JUDsoN kILPATKICK, Minister
to Chill, died at Santiago last sunday.
The people of Salina who heard the
gallant General lecture here, and who
formed very favorable opinion OF
him. will hear with sadness of his I'M
timely demise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
Asssris- lssssa.

Not much to chronicle this week.
And still the elevator runneth. Dan
has got behind and 1t keeps him busy
loading cars.
A book agent struck our town this
week and staid with ~ two nights
and one day. He lit out this morning.
I guess, he felt glad he had come.
1t 10 sprinkling some this tWednes-
day evening, and there are indications
of . warm spring shower.
The X. p. railroad company have
put up . BEAUTIFUL sign on their depot
1t this station. The word Assaria II
painted conspicuously in the center Of
the board. We hope the company will
soon give u telegraph ONCE here.
Mr.. A. NJ. Farley, Of East Walnut,
hauled load of wheat to SalinA. After
getting the top prices In 6alina, he
hauled his load direct to this place and
got 10 cents more per bushel than he
could get in Salina-
w. d. Judd drove over to friend
6ullivan's to buy flock of hogs. After
dickering for a. while . price was
ugreed upon. Mr.. s. asked w. ID.
whether he Judd was sure his father
would take the hogs providing he 81
took them to Assaria. Do you see the
point?
We noticed in last weeks Bridge
items, that Henry Blair will instruct
q singing class at that place this win.
ter We knew that Harry" was an
adept vocalist lat timesl but hardly
looked for such an exhibition of self
sacrifice as the position will entail
during the winter.
Rev. DR.. Bishop, County Superin-
tendsnt, was i'm our midst yesterday.
He called on our school and gave q
flou rishing report Of the condition Of
the same, and gave US q lecture on
educa at the school house last
night. There were but few present,
but those who were there. listened
attentively.
Say, just stop..an think while you
are in town and don't fail to step into
the drug store and take peep. at that
new eight foot show case.
Amos Flummerfelt, of Salina, was
to see US last Monday and Tuesday.
Amos takes delight in making things
lively when he comes about.
NO. MOORE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

THE GIoJs- Democrat continues to
be the most popular daily in the West
Ii has taken high rank among the
leading papers of the country. Its in
fiu.nce i'm politics is equal to that of
any paper in the land. 1t is live, re-
liable, thorough-going Republican
journal, which should be in the hands
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

GIN. KEIFER, of Ohio, the new
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tive, is "A native of Springfield, Ohio,
in the 47th year of his age. He enter
ed the army as a private soldier in
1861. and was mustered out as n Major
General i'm 1855. He was first elected
TO Congress in 1876, and has been twice
reelected
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

GATH, i'm a letter says: Il asked an
intimate acquaintance of Jay Gould
yesterday what he estimated that per
son to be worth. Gould could close
to-day, or within weeks time, said
the man, 'for 1000, 600 The same
informant told me that the richest
merchant i'm New York was Moses
Taylor, and that he was worth Sio,-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

No DOUBT the Bourbons feel greatly
put out at Congressman Deuster, OF
Wisconsin. who was delayed in Eu-
rope by u disabled steamer, and his
absence thus made the election of a
Republican Speaker possible. Poor
Deuster is the theme of a good deal Of
inward cIlsSingh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

THE Forty-Seventh Congress Is now
organized, with the following officers :
Jos. w. Keefer, Speaker; Edward Me-
Phcrson, of Pennsylvania, Clerk q.
w. Hooker, of Vermont, Sergeant at
Arms: Sherwood, of Michigan, Post
master: Browniow. of Tennessee
Doorkeeper. and the Rev. DIR. Power
(Presiden; Garfield's pastor Chaplain
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

WHILE Gov. 81. John is deserving
SOME censure for speaking in behalf OF
temperance candidates on an irregular
ticket in Riley county, it should not
be regarded n a deadly sin-especially
as some Of the critics are known as
"bulters" themselves.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

BY vote of II To 4, the Methodist
Judicial Conference at Terre Haute.
Ind, rejected the appeal of the Rev.
DIR. ii. w. Thomas, against the decree
of accommodation pronounced
against him by the Rock River I'LL
Conference The chief objection
against the divine was his continuing
In preach after being cast out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

THERE il some talk that Ex-senator
Pomeroy has hopes of being appointed
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
Worse men than Pomeroy have held
that position. no doubt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

Az attempt will he made by the
manager of the American Book ex-
change. which failed few days ago
to continue the business and pay cred
itor- "A royalty until all debts are paid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
pointmsnts Of County sspsrintsadsa

The County Superintendent will
hold educational meetings and lecture
in the following districts next week.
The people In the respective districts
are invited to attend, a. the object Of
these meetings IL to advance school in
terests in their midst. Will the
teacher and school officers note this
and have the school houses In readiness
for these meetings? The meetings
will commence at O'Clock p. NJ, at
the dates herewith given, viz:
Tuesday, Dec. Is, District No. 10,
New Cambria.
Wednesday. Dec. IA, District No. o.
Thursday, Dec. Is, District No. J.,
joint, Solomon City,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

DANFoRD, the defaulting banker OF
Southern Kansas, who stood a good
chance of being hung by a mob, has
settled with his creditors by turning
over his assets 10 his assignee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
Glendale lfems.

Mr.. A. Powell and VIM. Legg are
visiting in Salina and vicinity this
week.
The Chilson and Randolph suit
came IN before Judge Prescott last
week. Randolph was fined $500 and
costs
Allen Ellerkson and his twins are
creating quite . sensation.
II 10 strongly limited that an oyster
supper and dance will take place soon
ON the Mulberry.
w. Chilson IL doing good fall bust
iness. He keeps . good stock. Give
him Q call. i.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

Now ii is Frelinghysen for Secretary
of State and Brewster, for Attorney
General, whose names are to. be sent
into the Senate within few days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

IT is stated that Senator ingalls,
address at the opening of the River
Convention, at II. Joseph, last week,
wasthe best speech evermade upon the
suhi.ct
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

ID. b. LONG, State Fish Commits
sioner, has returned from Washington
with large supply Of German carp,
which ne is distributing over the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
EVENING SERVICES.

and 10:
EVENING SERVICES.
Opening Sermon by F. ID. Baker
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at Z o'clock p. III.
Sermon by J. Pittinger, Wednesday
Dec. IL, at Jpn.
Love Feast and Sacrament, Thurs.
day, Dec. 18th, at O'Clock p. m.
Sessions open at IA m. and 80 p. m.
Sin of Covetousness-D. ID. Camp.
bell
The Disadvantages of Written Ser.
mons-E. Locke.
Arminianism-M.M NJ. Stolz.
Personality of the Devil-O. n.
MaXon.
Witness of the Spirit. Cook.
How TO Preach Christ-H. A. L.
King.
Apostolic Succession-J. NJ. Miller.
The Sacramento G.. Condell
Pastoral Visitation-W. w. Wells
Distinctive Features Of Methodism
j. Mcdowell.
The Observance and Mode of Quar-
terly Fast-W. Whitney.
Lecture on the Ecumenical Confer
ence-W. X. Davis. d. ID.
REVIEWS.
Shaw's Roman Confetti. A.
Greene.
Pope's Compendium of Christian
Theology, Vol NV. II. Leigh.
Fleck's Checks to Authoritarian
l.. J. kohler.
SKETCHES.
Charlemange-J. A. Antrim.
Daniel-H. X. Golden.
Abel-F. E. Blondon.
Abraham-E. u. Tozier.
II. Paul.. w. BlOndon.
II. Peter NJ. Preshaw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
In the Guiteau case the prosecution
have commenced i'm rebuttal, and will
show up the past life Of the assassin.

A REVIEW ofthe Presidents message
il published. on the first page Of this
MINER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08

ne0r business nos before the public
hkSu You can make money faster n
0e~ work for Us than At anything else
Capital not needed. We viii start YOU sls day
and upward. made at hone BY the indus riOus
Men. women, boys and girls va1isi everywhere
TO work for US. Now IS the time. Non can work
in spare time only or give yrur whole ZINE to the
business You ear liv, a. home uud DO the work.
NJ other business viii iiy vpa u"a-iy a. we'll No
one can fail to make vuo..Ir- pay hy engaging at
"nee Ca.iiy OUTFIT free Money IBs,lr fast easily
and honorsbly. Acdr,ss TEuE < Co. Augusta, Ne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-08
MoNN 10 looa.

II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate ct lowest rates Of Interest
and commission, call on
w. r. GHn,
3-tf. ealina, Kama