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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
&tauefota.

@ouuerueur BtIIsburp bat an
bi. berporrassnbfen ar9itstten bss Staa.
ties, barunter bic 6erren BaBfotb unb
RabeliH pom ct. Saul unb BURLINGTON
pon WinnsapoIis, bic Aufforberuns &c.
iaubt, ibm ie 3wei Bldne, Der etne fur einen
totaIeu Reubau bes Gapitoles, Der anbers
fur einen @isbsraufbau NIT Benusuus Der
ffeben s~ebIisbsuen Wauern. eintuienben.
Die Rotten hes 8auss birfen ni1t msb,
pis $sS, 900 bstrasen.
Gin Wann, Der fid Wiutamior
uenut, wurbe am Is. Wdr3 In Serbian,
Wtnn., pom SbsriH bes gouutp 5resborr
perbaftst unb tn bas Gilbert Sea @sfdnsnif
aeI&afft. SO Iisst sesen TIN bic Intlass
Dor, baB CT Saruer aur nnter5ei@nun9 uon
Be6ieIn burd BITE gorfpiessIuns bewOsen
bat, baB bic 40 untersei9nenbeu We9leI:
formuIare grsmpIare zines Raufuertrases
nm patsntirte S~eusabeln fsien. Sofeut'
lid uirb Der Buri@s OrbsutIi4 seftraft.
Dem st. gIoub vgorbfsrn" ent.
nebmen mir folssnbe Nadri@t: Die aus.
f4ten fur gtablirung elmer 9apierfabrit
in Saut Rapibs iOuen mad ben Bebaups
tunssn Der bortisen Bewobner iebr sinitts
ietn. Bersits ipra6 etn @srtretsr Der Sir'
ma Gueria, @uHsI & Carpenter pon ct.
gaul In unisrem DISQUALIFICATION Dor, um
ft9 mad eiusm gut seIssenen unb portbeiI'
baft sssisneten PIass um3uiebsm.
Sn Ro9efsr bradsn am Samffas
porlestsr @o1e ;wei Ssuer auf einmal
aus ; ben GsusrIsuten seIaus ss inbefen,
bsibsr Ssuer balt 5err 3u werben.
Su Swatonua baben bic Birser
bas rspubIitauii6s Stabtrssiment pis6sr
abssi6ittsIt. Ser Dsmotrat o. @. goot
purbe NIT 200 Stimmsn gum Mupor sr'
wdhIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Nfrtfa.

Cine i'm Sanbe bssrabsne Stabt 1T ans
sebli4 iinaft in Cub. aIsier aufssfunbsn
wOrben. Wie man ndmlid aus gonfans
tine msIbst, bat Der 6iuanttnfpsetor Tarrp
einen unterirbiiden 6luB sntbsdt, bsRen
Bafer, 10 msint sr, bun~bsrttauisnb YaI'
%menbdumen senissn wiirbsn.. Dies bsuos
i'm. weitere Sori@uussn a~nsutsasn unb 70
fanb er i'm Saube ein neuss pompeii: cine
game Stabt nit Suidriften, @sp5Ibsn,
ar4ttsttonii9en Oentmalsn pom GROCER
Sd0nheit. Sisbsr Fnb cine Woidse unb
neun !Sduier freiseIest porOsn, unb Garry
bofft, bar4 6reima4uns bes 5Iufss Elm
%bsbeutsnbss 9ebiet Der guItur sswinusu
~ t6nnsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Sisnarf's eSbne. 70 i&reibt b,

benz beriibmten Ran3Ier isbr freunoli9 &C.
FINITE ,pbilabslpbiaS N Otrat"io len sanS
abIdsuli9e Sbuni9tsuts isin. Wan
tpsib, bob Der alts in ieinsr Susenb au1
feline tol,n 3sitsn sebabt bot; absr ba
Der Hame 8ismart 6amals feline bsipnbsrs
Ysbsutuns batts. purbs Nismanb baraaf
aufmatiam. Was aber bic S66ne bss
beriibmtsn &an,Isrs tbun, 1T Dfsntli9es
@sbsimnib, uoraus foIOt bob Fe fi3 nod
msbr In a9t nebmen ioQten Dor irsenb
stuas llnseb6rissut, uie S6bns unbs.
fainter Batter.
9as tbun bisie juneen Wtdnner Offsns
bar ni9t, Ionbern seben 6ffsntli6es 4sr.
ssrnib, mas ibnsn boppsIt ibel~ ausseIest
piro, neil iie. ME bas burdi3nittlid BEL
S69nen beriibmtsr Wdnnsr Der Jal 1T,
ben Sinn ibres 9atsrs ni5t gserbt
baben. Sb Nass pabr III, mas mon ib.r
he er,dblt, muB babin e'ItsQt bleiben, 6a
ibr Batter mebr 5sinbe unb @esnsr in
Seutidlano Sdblt, als Ct unb feline sanjs
SamiIie Saars auf ben 26pf,n bot.
Der dltefte Sobn, @raf 5srbsrt, Der
ben SitsI 2s8ationsratb fabrt, III isbt in
Der RanBlsi 5einss 0atsrs ansstsQt. Or
iol elm 2sbsmann unb Ruri9nsi6er srfter
@r6be fem unb III jsst nit elmer Siiritin
gliiabstb BON garoIat6. 8sutbsn bon Der.
lin nod Stalien bur4sesangen. Sisis
ls5tere 1T sinise Wonate dlisr ME @raf
Ssrbert, Der 80 Sabre oft III, unb bat be.
rsits cine IA idbriss So&tsr. sic 1T cine
seborsne 9rin5sfin SaBfelb unb @smab.
lin bes 35 Sabre alten Jiirften Carl bon
garolatb' 8sutbsn, Der ,rbIi9ss Nitslisb
bes preuBii8sn Ssrr,nbaui.s III unb isinen
WobnFB Su Garolatb in YrsubiI4. S9le.
fen auf ieinsn sroBen Gitsrn bat - uosin
er fi4 ieBt BON Berlin suriidss3ossn. Sie
S@eiounss' &lass ssssn feline Sattin bat
sr iofort einssleitst.
Ser sipeits Sobn bes 2an3lsrs, @il.
bslm, III 80 Sabre alt, unb i'm ausisben
uno Auftretsn stpas bduriid, tuabrsnb isin
altersr 8ruoer slssante Wanisren Ssigt
uno mas mon sinen nbibi4sn 8srl" nsnnt,
1T. Bilbslm ioI sismli9 orbindre Sc.
bens9spobnbeiten unb sinsn 59ls9ten, ans
itObi9sn umsans babsn. Bie es idsint
ipiro alio Der &anSlsr i6psrli9 baraui
re8nen f6nnsn, bab Der Samilien. Rub N,
ben er ~bs9rdnbst, bon ieinsn Sb6nsn aufs
rs4tsrbaltsn pirb.
@rdfn Marie, bic So9tsr Yismard's,
1T isin dlteitss 2inb unb bsrsits 33 Sabre
alt. Sbr srisr 8rdutisam, elm @raf BON
gulenbur9, itarb 1878, bot fe Ii9 nit hem
@rafsn Ranaau (aus SOltein), sinsm ar'
men, aber talsntpolen Siplomuten, bsrs
mabIt. sic 1T cine feline ssbiIbsts Dame,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
StaIten.

0as aIte 5aus pom Sauopen sdbIte un
ter ieineu Wttslieberu ,wei garbindIs, pie,
@rsbtf96fe, nsun 8iid6fe, brei Ssbte. spsi
Yrieffer, twet M6n9e, feds Ronnsn, uni
bwet (RaII 5sIir uub Gbriftna Don Nsa:
peD batten ben Wuni4, tn Elm &Iofsr su
treten. Oas iansere 9aus, Sapopsn.
@arisnan, bsfen 5Oidbrise Ebtonbefsi'
suus I'M 81. apriI ssfetert wirb, bat Ia
umsetsbrter SrbnunS bic Rir5e usrfoIst
NIT Der 8srtrsibuns Der Ssiuitsn aus gie.
mont bat es ~besonnen unb i6lisBli1 ben
Papf UNI fem &si9 ssbra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

pef. Ser cardinal gr3biiGof Or.
9apnaIb III Of. elmer gutsinbuns ererantt.
= @raItirte llniusriitdts fubenten psriu9.
ten am II. 5sb. bic abbaItuns elmer anti.
iemttii@en 0etiammIuus tros bss poIi3st.
Ii9en 8srbots. Bel Der gr6fnuns I5lien
bic gOIibeiorsane bic 9sriammIuns auf,
3u weI9er feline Subsn suseIaHsu worben
uaren. Die arrunseurs babsn bic GbR9t,
einen aufruf an bic &edtsatabsmisn gum
anidIuB an bic antiiemitii4e Bspssune
81 erIafeu, ni9t aufsessbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
. ateru.

aus 9ammerau wirb Elm sntissIi5er
l1nsIitsfau beri@tet. SIM bortisen @rsns.
wa9tIotale faub man an, Issten Ssbrua,
bic bsiben @~renbaufisber g5a unb 5appad
eri&Ofen Dor. Go pirb anssnommsn, bat
9appa@ aus 8srisben obsr tn GoIse zines
Wsrtwe9iels einsn Rsuoluer apf g5Q rid
tete unb, aIs bieier t6btIi9 setroffsu ME
b%eriaut, fd ieIbff entIsibte -Rs9tsanpaI
StsibIe In Wirjbsrs, bas ultramoutan,
&ammsrmitsIisb, erbtslt tirSli9, neil 6,
sesen bas Dueapsien In Der BANNER seei
fert bate, pom ben @ir3burser Stubenter
eiue aasenmuIt ssSra@t. 9Offnunssuou,
Susenb! .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
CeMerretM.

Wdbriid' Sfran III nod allen 8fi5tun.
gen unb In elmer Etefe Don 8 Rlafter bur1.
pibIt. Inter Der Stabt bsfinben f9 mans
LID bic md@tiseu Stetntoblenf6se Der
Raiier 5erbinanbs Rorbbabn unb anSsrer
lluternebmunsen. Dieiss fortuSbrenbs
Wiblsn unter Der Grbe bat in Der iansasu
3ett tn ber Bsu6Iteruns man1srIei Be-
iorssife bsrsorserufen uub wirb f5 aua
bieism AnIuhe Die Misunderstanding nit
Der wi@tisen Srase Der 8esuIiruns 3pi'
f9sn @rubsnbstS unb Stabt bei1dftisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

uerbunben NIT einem 3dnbfabsn. peIder
mittsIf Bapier In 8ranb seHsdt porben
mat. Der RoIisif I5i9te bas Ssusr iofort
aus unb ltsB bic Rife nod Der nd4ften
BoIi3eiftation transporter, rpielbf Is
fd bel ndterer llnteriudung bsrausfsate,
baB bas Ding cine 66ueu .Wai1ine mar,
wsI4e iedsais 9funb S9isBpuIusr unb IN
Der W,tte be Islben cine gnt3lnbuuss 2ante
entbislt. Bel peiteren Na9foti9unsen
fanb man tn Der Ndbe bss WanRon 9ouie
nod 3mei weitsre gang dbuIi9e guIuntiften
unb serfttsut um bisisIben msbrsre irIdnbt.
f9s unb ameritantide 3eitunssn. wsIds
ausenf6sinIi9 gum 8etpaden mebrersr
@esenidnbe ssbient battsu. 6dtte bic
@rpIofoh bieisr &tifeu iiattsefunosn, bann
ulrben bur4 bieislbs wobl piele Wsni1sn.
Ieben unb etIi@s @obnbduisr Ssri6rt NOR
ben fem, aber benz 9orb .Wapor ieIbif pdrs
tetn S9aben srwadisn, ba berisIbe su ie'
rer !3eit f4 nidt In benz Sauie bsfanb.
Bon ben l1sbeIt5dtern bat man tstue Spur
sntbedeu %t6nuen, aber bic Corporation BON
9onbon bat cine 8slobnuns 0 bunbsri
gfunb Sterling oSer 500 Dollars fir bic
grrnitteIuus Der @srlbsr btsiss gstbre1sns
ausseiest. Su sIet9er Seit fnb bic polt.
3eimaden I'M Wanion Sauie, In Der Bani
oen England unb In anbsren wtbtiseu @e'
bduli9teiten Der ensIii9en Sauptffabt In
entipre1enber Wsiie perfdrtt porbsu, I'M
etuaisss. llnbeil au uerbaten. Man per-
mutbet bic @rlfsn3 elmer weitpsr3psistsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
Hurembnreer @asttts.

trdse tn fsbr tur, bemeGenen Srifen aus,
ssfabrt rperben miifen, 70 berrfdt In ben
Ranorenperffdtten bic f%ieberbaftefe Tbd,
ttsteit: Gag unb Radt pirb sei4aft, bi.
@ettltdttsu ftub 3um SbsiI erueitert, bas
arbetter'YsrfonaI permsbrt porbsn. Ser
nsr psrlautst bier, baB bic 5irna 6rup,
aus Nrnerita einen auftras CUR 9tefsruns
pon aber so, 600 ganbasen, unb omar SOC
tn isoer Wo4e, erbaIten bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05

Ser COUNTY Boarb BON gau
Claire COUNTY bat eth 0erbot bes 6oreaeu;
Sif@fanses In ben Bd9en bes @ountps er.
laFen. 9as Serrpboot 3mii9en alma unb
@abaiba bat bsreits feline Sabrten oufse'
nommen. Der Wififippi If bort fret pom
Sis. ..". .f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
@roBbritannien nno Srlano.
gsrfu9 sur ESbtuns bss 2orb
WaporS Qonbon.

Gin b%ienfitbasnbsr YoIisif tn @anfOn'
Sauis 3u 2onbon, england, bemsrtte am
Is. Mdrs, UNI Rittsrna&t, Elm Ssuer auf
benz 8oben bi4t an Der binteren Mausr
Der Gmtsuobnuns bss 2orbsM apors pom
9onton. gr frat ndber unb fanb bort cine
i4psre nit @iisn bei@Iasene b6l1erns Rife,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
W Irte N bera.

Der 8ictuulienbdnbIer g5riftopb Better
In Gbltnsen bat aus philadelphia 100
Safer aepfel beSosen, bic frii9 unb uupsr.
LETT an ibrem Sefimmunssorte anselanst
fub. Dts @uncurrent NIT anerita ma9t
fi5 tn Der ralten WsIt" INNER fibIbarsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-05
a 4 { d n b.
9euH@Iano.

Die 8~ep6Iferane oeS otuti6en
NetGeS.
DieieIbe pertbeiIt f4 auf bic ein,eInen
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

They are now all talking about the
floods which are to happen in tn.
spring. when the snow in the noun
tains and on the plains west of US shall
have dissolved into the water which
will fill the rivers, brooks and gullies
to overlooking. No doubt we shall
have heavy floods, but no serious dam
age, except upon low lying lands, can
be expected. Time was when these
floods came without hardly moments
warning, and people were unprepared
for them. We can hardly expect re-
currence of these disastrous torrents,
now that 80 much land west of us has
been titled and absorbs 30 much of the
rain and snow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17
ACouah. Cold or Soea Iheosf.

Should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give
relief In Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs,
Catarrh. Consumption and Throat dis
ease For thirty years the Troches
have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect salts
faction. They are not new or untried
but have been tested by . wide and
constant use for nearly an entire gene
ration; they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple RENE
dies of the age. Public speakers and
singers use them to clear and strengthen
en- the Voice. Sold ut twenty-five
cents box everywhere. 43
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

Ifyou are suffering with a severe
Cough, Cold, Asthams. Bronchitis,
Consumption, loss Of voice, tick ling in
the throat, or any affection of the
throat or lungs, we know that DIR.
KINGS New DISCOVERY will give you
immediate relief. We know Of hum
dreds Of cases it has completely cured,
and that where all other medicines
had failed No other remedy can
show one-half as many permanent
cures. Now to give you satisfactory
proof that DIR. KINGS New DIsCovR-
RY wiU cure you of Asthama. Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Consumption, se-
we're Coughs and colds, Hoarseness. or
any Throat or Lung Disease. II you
will call Mt any First-class Drug store
you can get trial bottle free of cost
or . regular size bottle for $l.0O.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

I am tetotally bedaddlsd to know
whether We are going 10 have another
"spell Of weather or not. From the
experience q the pest week one would
naturally lose al con fidence In himself
- . westhsr prophst.
From Friday morning until the fol-
lowing Sunday We were blesoed with
one continual northwestern blizzard,
one Of the vorst storms that white man
has ever been permitted to witness in
the State Of Kansas.
Our accommodation (mail, freight
and passenger tFain) waS showed up in
Mcpherson from Friday morning until
Sunday night, consequently We got no
mall mum Friday morning to Monday
about noon.
II b almost impossible for man or
boeot to ct about on account Of the
drifting snow, which isdfifted In some
places 70 sisht OF ten NJ dssp.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17
0rookville ltema.

The weather was little Equally
the fOrepart of the week, and 30 much
so last week that the western bound
passenger train was from Friday night
until sunday morning getting from
here to Ellsworth. All the available
engines and men were at work clear
ing away the snow.
The oyster supper and ball last
Thursday evening, was attended by u
goodly number. The people who were
there expressed themselves as well
pleased with the affair. The proceeds
Of the evening were something over
$50.
Married at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. FOOts) In Brook
vile, ON Thursday evening, Feb. 10th,
1851, MIR. w. J. BrOwns0n and Miss
Claudio Libby. Err. BrOwnsOn, who
was for q long time passenger conduc-
tor ON the smoky Hill DivisiOn, is
well and fsvOrably known in Brook
vile and vicinity, and o gentleman
whom everybody esteems very highly.
Miss Libby il young lady Of pleasant
manner and appearance. During her
residences here In Brook yillo, she has
won the esteem and admiration Of all
who know her. She Is well calculated
to make "Billie" good wife. They
departed on Tuesday evening for
Greenleaf, Kansas, on the Central
Branch II. r. where they expect to re-
side for the present, ~ Mr.. b. Ii run
ming train on that road. May their
future life be prosperous and happy
one Is the wish Of their many friends.
Attorney Halderman has purchased
the building first door west Of the post
Office building, and moved his Office
there. Success to you Mr.. II. in your
new location.
On Monday evening, 1.-THE 14th) we
had the extreme pleasure of assem-
bling with numerous other invited
guests In the parlOrs Of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. C.. HOga60Um, to celebrate the
eleventh anniversary of their wedding
day. We were cordially received and
Hospitality entertained by the host and
hostess, who knew just how to enter
tain their guests In the most agreeable
manner. We INDUCED in o pleasant
chat for an hour aud then came re-
treatments, and such Q bOunts0us re-
past ~ We INDUCED In, we are not like
ly to soon forget Here our imagina-
ton carried US back eleven yean when
in the State Of Illinois. Mr.. Geo. c.
Hogaboom and Miss Mary A: Gran.
ford were united man and wife, and
after the lapse Of eleven years, there Is
no expression in the countenance of
either 10 indicate that their rufYied life
has been ~ peaceful and happy - on
this February evening eleven yeas
ago. A happier home can not be
found than that Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hog
AbOom's, and . moro worthy couple
would be hard, very hard TO lind. Al
ter refreshments We were given some
excellent music by the Misses War
nef and Hogaboom and MrsJennings,
and when 1t . late hour We had bid
good night to the host and hostess and
extended our best wishes for their fu-
lure happiness, we returned to our
homes feeling the better for having
on such happy occasion. |
CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

A new mining company was organ.
lied i'm Salina last Tuesday night,
called 1.-The Ruby and Treasure Min
ing Company" The following prom
inent gentlemen Of Salina compose
the directory: Judge Lewis Hanback,,
c. G. Culp, F. Goodnow, J. NJ. Hodge.
A. Davis, 8. NJ. Palmer, d. b. Powers
and H. J. Parker; also James Buck
master, of Iowa. The officers elected
were as follows: Lewis Hanback,,
President ID. B. Powers and F. Good
now, Vice Presidents; G. c. Culp,
Treasurer and Secretary. This COM
pany has employed H. J. Parker -
superintendent, who is now In Ruby.
Colorado, at work. These gentlemen
have means at their command and
will no doubt be successful In the
mining country. 1t is one Of the
most substantial companies that has
been formed i'm this State for mining
purposes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17
MORE OF SALINE cOUHTY's HISTORY
TAKEN FROM the COUNTY
RECORDS.
October 5th, 1868

October 9TH, 1858.
County commissioners met. Mem
bers present, ID. AlversOn, u. Shipped
and II. Whitley. Minutee of the last
meeting read and approved.
Jacob humbarger appeared with bill
of expense for Keeping two yoke of
oxen and one mule, $3.50.
Bill allowed.
The above stock taken up A. strays
and appraised at $3.50.
The board allowed the bill Of S22.50
for loss Of Ons OK, which with the
amount of $3.50 taken from the APP
praisement leaves ol0i.OO, Of which
the one half goes to the county, which
the same Humbarger paid to the cOun-
~ treasurer l$52.OO] and gave receipt
for the same.
Sheriff'e fee bills of Davis county in
the case Of Robert and John Reynolds
and Robert Parker. ut the March and
sept terms ofthe district court 1t juno
ton City:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

1t is strange that the Official Coun-
ty Paper" las the Herald fondly loves
to call itself should omit in its issue OF
last Saturday the Treaeuref's report,
which was required to be published by
Thursday of last week, i'm order to
comply with the law. The Commits
sioners should certainly employ some
other paper, in order that the work
may be done properly and right.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

Several deep snow lAlb In this
country which We have had this VIM
ter-by comparison with those Of pre-
vious years, havo been regarded -
unequalsd In our history; bat It VS.
len for last veek TO furnish - With .
storm which, for depth Of snowfall
and severity fAr surpassss any previous
e>crm. The snow commenced falling
la1t Thursday night. continued al the
mex. day and . greater portion Of Sat
uriay. A steady wind caused great
c-.fts to form BY the side Of fences, In
the fields, on the house tops, porches,
on the trses-every where, until the
snowy outlook very much resembled
Q northern winter. The snow embargo
prevented ~ communications between
the town and country, and the snow
bound townsmen, - well - farmers,
had to put In their time - best they
could. Re who ventured out into the
wintery blasts, was In danger Of lor
ing his life. "A number OF farmers
who found 1t necessary to replenish
the alrnos. empty larder, endeavored
to reach town on horseback. They
failed, and were compelled to retrace
their steps. Those living within two
or three miles Of SaHns spent hours
tunneling the Drift, before they reach
ed town. To make matters worse and
our "exile" more monot0n0us, rail-
rosd communications were suspended
for many hours Only ono train came
into salina between Friday night and
Sunday morning. Conductor Les
lie's train started out from Mcpherson
Friday night, but was only able to
proceed about four miles. He tele-
graphed to BTookville for aid, and two
engines with q snow piow were sent
on but they were unable to afford
any relief. He finally succeeded ia
digging his way out, anc reached Sa-
lima Sunday.
On Monday last, more snow fell, but
it came straight down without drifting
and did not impede the trains to any
great entent. The trains are now run
ming Oh time in this part Of the coun-
try. To prophesy the weather for the
coming few days, is out Of the ques-
ton. Present indications are that the
wintery spell is broken.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17
MiHstrels.

Heywood's MastodOn Serenaders
entertained a large audience at the
Academy Of Music last evening. The
programme embraced q pleasing va
riety; some Of the speciality acts being
excellent, especially the grand mid-air
trapeze balancing by Frank Peel, the
trapeze performance and ceiling walk
ing by Signor La Haire, and the hori-
-, La Hsire and Peel. The singing
and dancing were good, many of the
Jokes were fresh and witty, and the
music by the orchestra was of q high
order.-t Omaha Republican, Jan. IA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

The fire alarm sounded last Sunday
at about one O'Clock, p. IN. The shed
kitchen of Mrs. Louis Schuler's resi-
dence, on Third street, was discovered
to be on fire. The fire department
was promptly on hand, and also a large
number Of people. The work was
done SO efficiently thatanly the shed
was destroyed. A bed, sewing machine
and some kitchen furniture were
burned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

Mr. r. p. Walkers farm house, in
Summit township, 3 miles south OF
Brookville. was destroyed by fire few
days ago. 1t was frame house, one
and one half stories high, 19x34 feet.
Everything wac destroyed except some
kitchen furniture. The loss amounts
to about 5000. The property was in
sured for 81 600 i'm the German, repre-
scented by Braniff 4 Cravens of this
city. The fire is supposed TO have
caught from patent fius which was
In use upon the premises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

Totals, 6Sl. 56A.
Whole number enrolled for the
month, $50.
The following students have been
perfect in attendance, punctuality and
have an average scholarship Of IS or
more. High School: Vina waldron,
%; Matte Harmon, 90; Alice Randall,
s.; Cora Jenerson, e5. Sixth Grade :
Nels. Anderson, 50; Minnie Bsebe, IS;
Fannie Torrey, IS; Maggie Campbell,
IS, Clara Hanback,, 90. Fifth Grade:
Annie Jennerson. So; Addie Meade,
o.; Clan spencer, 80; Freeman Holm,
81; Henry Fuchs, 81.
I'd FuRAT11W, supt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-17

Scarcely any disease to which human
beings are subject is SO thoroughly dis
couraging as Fever and Ague. The
periodical return of alternate chills,
fever aad sweating is terribly dspress-
ing. Ayers Ague Cure Is the only
remedy known which is certain to cure
permanently, 10y expelling the malarial
poison which produces the disease. 1t
does this surely, and leaves no i'll effect
upon the system.