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The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

Fanny Davenport Is more ambitious
and studious now than at any other
period In her professional career She
will essay 'Lady Macbeth" next sea
son.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

.aa ,9z9I arnt rs hoi sh ooEl aiS
gous gisv encnIoqo6 iEIiaiobd rl.
h7kWoi 90 tsy0@ ec asdW sp0m
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

Stephen A. Douglass said, "Agricul-
ture has found a larger field for the
exercise of the intellectual and moral
energies of man in this country than
i'll any other of the globe. The
growth of our country is marked by
the advancement of agriculture. Ag-
riculture is settling our new States
and Territories; agriculture gives eni-
ployment to our workshops; agricul.
ture furnishes the products which
form the basis of our foreign and do
nestle commerce; agriculture, by sup
plying the bulky articles Of our exports,
employs the tonnage 0fIOur ship-build-
ers, and in seeking markets for its in
creased products. calls for the construc-
tiOn Of railroads and canals. Thus
agriculture stimulates every spe-
cies of industry, and is the parent and
support of them all. What, l would
ask, would be the condition of our for
eign commerce had it not been stimu-
lated by the increased productions of
apriculturep -.sb It ~ 10 Q3H
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

recent period. Instead of an accidental
growth of trees, spared from the gen.
eral clearing of the ground, which
have been suffered to come up i'm hap
hazard sort of way, exposed to assault
and damage of various kinds, from in
sects. from browsing cattle allowed to
roam freely among them, and from
the carelessness, If not the wantOn
waste, of man. the forest is regarded
as growth carefully provided for, tho
conditions OF its increase are diligent-
ly studied beforehand, and all means
are used to develOpe it to the fullest
measure of its value, according to the
purpose for which its cultivation has
been undertaken. In short, forestry
looks upon the growth of piece Of
woods as we look upon the growth Of
plants in garden, or crop in the
field Of farmer, as the result both of
science and art. Only 1T isT a nobler
growth than these, and requires high
or science, nicer art, insOmuch as
the trees measure their age by centu-
ries and not by months and seasons, as
do the, ordinary crops of the garden and
the field, and because they have i'm
portant relations, controlling relations
even to agriculture itself, to climate,
to commerce. and the industrial arts,
and so to the highest interests Of ma
tional life. - if g E@AEn' iA
The work of forestry, as understood
in Europe, contemplates not only the
proper care of existing woodlands, but
the replanting of districts which have
been stripped of their forests, and also
the planting of forests in new places,
where such planting may be advanta-
geOusly done. Schools of forestry have
their origin in the desire to accom- plish
this most successfuily.-Popular Set
ence Monthly. lif JAt
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05
A Funny Druggist from st. Louis.

The other morning when Mr.. Jones
entered his family drug store to have a
prescription pat up he found a new
clerk in attendance. Mr.. Jones has
considerable curiosity, and while he
waited he began: n.
"Been here longp" g.
'.Only two days"
"Going to stay"
Tthink so." k
"Old clerk gone for good?"
"Yes," "
"Come from New York;"
"NO. came from st. Louis"
didn't like the town, supposep"
"Oh, fairly"
''Got better offer here, I presume?"
- s'Well, not much better" -
Druggist related to you2"
"No''
"Going to marry his daughter?"
Haven't thought Of it,"
There was brief rest until the clerk
had finished his labors, and then he
beckoned Mr,rJones into the back room
and said:
"You look like person who can be
depended on, and will tell you in con-
fidence why I came here. 1 liked st.
Louis, and l had good wages: but l hap
pened to kill three or four person by
putting up wrong prescriptions and /
thought change of location would re-
lieve my sorrow. This is on the square,
you know, and nothing is to be said un-
less. i lay out two or three of your lead
ing citizens, in which case l will give
up the drug business altogether and go
to sailing a land-barge."
Jones went out feeling of his left ear
and looking into vacancy, and his sore
throat got well without the help of the
0arQle-PeIIs Blade.
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

tni e14t UesJ ~ ANsNle
,al iisoq 1iaiiig esltlAr tlb b,ii GlW
-irr ~ ts5abEla ssslir,i-g .stiW
l iBoSw " ~ y,brsv3iA toua
The Owosso times., 1881-08-05

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e up m& lii binot .as tBfi 70
Tnryrr Is IA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15
LEAvENwoaTHs NEW ROAD.


Two Hundred end Forty Alllss b b 0ulli
In Eighteen Months, end Seventy Miles
In Seven Months.
Charles L. Snow, . contractor with
John J. Patterson q Co., who are to
build the Leavenworth, Topeka &
Southwestern Railroad. IL In the city,
at the Planters House. Yesterday
afternoon he was at the County Clerk
Office examining the map and profile
Of that portion Of the road located IN
Leaven worth county. 1t was learned
from him that the financial syndicate
which backs the enterprise IL known
- the Kansas 4 Eastern Construc-
ton Company" The President is e.
w. Rogers, and the Treasurer Is g. d.
Loring, both Of Boston. This COM
pany builds and equips the road.
John J. Patterson 4 Co. will do the
actual work of construction.
I'm DIR. Neely's dispatch" said the
reporter, "it Is stated that Senator Pat
tersOn & Co. had contracted for the
entire line. Whist does that mean 2"
1t means" replied Mr.. Snow, "that
they have the contract for 24O miles of
road, from LeavenwOrth to the west
line Of Lincoln county,"
"When IL the work to be COM
pleted 2"
In eighteen months"
When IL 1t to be finished from here
to Topeka"
1T IL to be completed from Leaven-
worth twenty miles west Of Topeka In
seven months. The road 10 to be I'm.
ished, in other words, seventy miles
west from LeavenWorth In seven
months"
when will the work Of construc-
ton be commenced 2"
"When the plans and proflles are
ready?"
"Where will the construction com.
pany have it headquarteFs
For . time, ct least, Ct Leaven.
worth. "-Le0Vevsa0ortA Standard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15
An OPeM lETTER.

The Psesoas A1oeoed WlN Fsves ed
AOue, - ~ 0ieeess oosse1 y No..
II ee,eeaie0 g ~ oooo6 W6sed q
Weo - noo6.
6AHANAc, Mich. July Q, 1881.
Mssn. Wheelock, Ksslss 4 Co., New
Orleans: 0enlieWsen: I have cold
your WilLoft'U Fever and AGue
Tonic for the Let three or four yeofY.
and it hao Riveo The bet Of ao4ioGhe.
ton.
The 6nt I boaght ~ from your
agent, who told NJ to Guasantee it and
tie house would hack the euaranteo.
I did %, and net . slngle bottle q the
lot w. returned. Sine then, I NV
boueht Of H. Jobbess, and not diYoct
from yOu. md in the whole time, end
On guarantee, ve have sold . 9Tsat
many hundred bottles, end have he'd
three bottles returned 10 - md ~
have refunded ~ mensy.
] think this = . splsn0id showing,
and We Guarantee II every dms when
Yoan especially,
RScRAnDo 4 HuxTIsY.
Pa /. A. Riehasda
In asahssqsent lstAse thsy ~:
6annoe, 05eA., July Is, 10l.
MsBss. Wheoloek, K6s0be Z Co, Chi
0go, 0sstls0sn; Yea1s q 1l&h
Inst q haad ~ 1etsa.
Ven - - enI lsttse In any vaI
ypa ehoeq-ae ~ glndly rooom0ao0
POO TeA5e - I'll W. ~ nood
Y0alD roopootfally,
nn-1vp Rs@A1nn u Ruvr~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

d. ]. Addison, private, 3sth Ills.
F. l.. Wight, corporal, 65th N. Y.
August BOndi, 0srg't, 6th Kansas.
Robert Wheeler, private, 4th cav, Ind.
Enos Lincoln, sefg't, 12th Ills.
Alex. Shuts, private, 6lst Ills.
J. w. Daily, A. A. surgeon, 18th u. 8.
r. H. Dihfe, private, 2nd u. g
Thomas n. Hustled, private, S0th In.
Alfred c. Wait, private, 1st Wis. cav.
Charles c. Culp, private, 18th Ohio.
B. L. Wilson, corporal, lS6th Ohio.
b. r. Eggleston, private, 12th U. g. L.
T. II. Darlington, private, Sth Cal.
c. Eberhsrdt, cerporsi, In WI.
D. u. Reynolds, opt, E lslth Penn.
Samuel Young. cerg't, III Co D., Pa.
Albert Southwick. private, 10Th Ks.
J: y. Anderson, capt. 6th inrt, Ind.
Il. 81. Nah. corpora, eth Ohio.
d. n. Armstrong, S6th Ohio.
w. c. Addison, capt, 9Th vet cav. III.
]. O. Hanford, corp. l44th inrt, NY.
r. g Champlin, private, ~ inrt N. Y.
A. J. Mcclure, sefg't, 06th Pa
Henry Lower, private, 18Th Pa
r. Spencer. private, 00th Ills.
E. Waahburn, privrte, 300rd Pa
8. H. Williams, Capt, S6th Ills.
Charles Bush, ID lieut., LIT Nd. vet.
A. ]. Anderson, LIST sefg't, @ Ills. vt.
Isaac Hagler, private, 6lst 1lls.
@. II. Eastman, ssrg't, 6lst N. Y.
II. g. Cunningham, private, 18th II.
William See, adj, and Ind.
Geo. w. Hlxson, serg't, llth III. cav.
A. g. Stacey. private. III. S1 fnd p'''
b. g. Tremain, private. Ath RI. Iowa.
E. c. Culp. colonel, 18th Ohio
R. g. &c., priv... 81 81 M III; siTH,s; n.
Charles L. Hussey, lst lieut., End q. g.
]. K. Osborne, private, 2lst Ky.
F. c. Virgins, private, 2nd Ohio CIV.
L. F. Pafsone, lst lieut., Indian G. n.
c. 7. Hilton. lieut. III q. q CT.
J. N. Reser, serg't, 9Th Tenn.
+. H. Van Eaton, surgeon, 9Th III. vol.
w. c. Watson. private, ssh Ills.
Thomas McHAmo, private, l6lth n. Y.
@. Upton, corporal, 18th Ohio
J. d. Slocum, private, 18Th Iowa.
w. E. Tinker, mulch 3rd n. Y. CAV.
T. H. Lawrence, private, 90th III.
G. 8. EvefhaEt, private, lash Ind.
J. g. Mohler, cap't, ll6th Ohio mfr
w. Chillson. LIT sssI't, 21th n. Y.esv.
r. r. Titus, 1t seggt nh Nao.
WIN. Maxwell, a 1s1t tth Illa CIV.
]. W. Crowley, sulgsoa, 18th No CIV.
Phil. Miller, p9ivaf0, ootA Ind.
0. 6eits, hosD&fal steward Belle at No
n. d. 6ampooa, a Bsut - WI. inf.
John Kelley, peivnea, ny.
a. ]. 1addex, peivate, eeA ".
q q. = ~. 4eNaeesy. Pdv,es. 18Th Ohio.
gu Hlre. peivaes. - Ind.
Geo. E 0ardnef. peiva1s, eth W
]: ": Hag3ef. peive1a. 80 0hie.
y. HAi1lips 9B6Aplaln 1re Indian G u.
p. + TWt4lii ~, - VA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Two diminutive mulish kind Of ami
mails upon our streets, which the New
Mexicans call "burros," have attract
ed considerable attention and made
lots Of sport for the boys-their riders.
They were brought hither by Robb
and Jenkins from New Mexico.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

-: - % hTo@&
Co.. CAng9so y. C011o - Al9D01D o.
1eessaIe1 - ceseas0 49, O.
. ls0 e A11s1 Q. Co.. essss. - q
- - . - 80
- = - r. - e 49, Al - -
- I.gns - 80 = 1900 Z
:s.isss:s = ~ 80: 1850
2: s1 80 @ e - % -, 90 :cssSH
gg. 2 - -. 49, G., nsss &c.
- SSSSSsa e: - - ~ sS'sssS
- - - ys2is ss.,s q - 800
49, 49, e 49, 10y SosS1A
-. q 80 49, - - - - - - G
- i.essssesa sse sssao:A = = sse1e09
2:.yS - ~ "A SF.sssa- nsssa as
r. D. ucCDnluoI.
q ~ A1D61nsnD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

After spending months q European
and American Watering places and
thousands Of dollars looking for health,
I returned home disheartened and
wretched. I he'd consulted the bsst
physicians, and Travelled far and hear
without bens6t, and expected 10 die.
A friend urged . trial Of PaRksf's Gin
ger Tonic. Three bottles and careful
full diet have worked vondesS and
brought me excellent health and spir.
it,. and you may publish my sxpsri.
ence for the benefit Of similar sufferer.
a fnNf~~<.ff Y<n<&ns
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

NC 3 &C., s :::;.s =: :: = e: -:
Z: - 80 SsS =: :: 2 y =: 2 g
e - - &c. ~ d ~ g 80
Wo1nae tgvashaR - = - - oeou0y - -
ssssc -: y - = $500 n.eS
SlSo - 49, ssanay.
- j00 OAn0GHf. Cs01V cls6-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

We have received from the directors
. copy Of the premium list Of the 81
line County Agricultural, Horticul-
tural and Mechanical Association,
which will hold . Fair ut Salina, on
October s, 6 and Z. It IL Q fine piece
Of work, issued by NJ. D. Sampson.-
Lincoln Center ReQcOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

This 10 beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine We have
ever sold, . few doses invariably cure
the worst cases Of Cough, Group, and
Bron chitis. while it, wonderful sue
cess in the cure Of Consumption b
without . parallel In the history Of
medicine. Since it, hrst discovery Il
has been sold on . guarantee, . test
which no other medicine can stand.
II you have . Cough We earnestly ak
you to try II. Price. 10 cents, 50 cents
and 500. II your Lungs are sore,
Chest, or Back, Lame, use 6hiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold BY August Eng
strom & Co., Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Why do - many people We go
around % seem to prefer 10 suffer and
be made miserable BY indigestion, con.
stipation. dissiness, loss Of appetite,
coming up Of the FOOD, yellow skin,
when, for Is cents, " will ssll then
Shiloh's vitalissr, guaranteed b cure
them? Sold By Aug. Engstrom 4 Co.
Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

We ars nv rsssiving oar stoek a
Anthsasl1s and Canyoo Coal. All pr.
~ vhhing b ~ in . supply Sof
Vints1 Vim - ven % order q onos -
~ Ds1eo = sure - - aavanosd duy-
iag 0sSosobss. 1sosDbqF ~ paaap,
EasDssS Esvs1af.
EW@GAH 4 RuzHe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Arson Miller, one Of the three coun-
ty commissioners Of Saline county,
Kansas, arrived In the city on Friday
evening Of last week, on his way from
the east. He was accompanied by his
son Ralph, and they took the train
from Waupun for the through trip to
Kansas the first of the week.-Fbnd
Du Lac Wis., Reporter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

The prospects are that the County
Fair will be well attended, and that
the exhibition of products will be %
large and choice as to surprise the Wis
itors. The farmers have commenced
talking the matter up, and will no
doubt turn out en- m0ase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15
ANNOUNCEMENT.

yIyNOONSS"ssss~s
rher,Sy sspcapee thaa IN . easdidase for the
90 Of REGISTER Of Deeds. subject 70 the setioe Of
The County HepubiIean Cosvsntion-
LIZ PARSONS.
I hereby announce that An . candidate for
the oee Of Register Of Deeds subject 70 the deei-
don Of the Republican County Convention
Ed EKLsoH.
thereby announce myselfs candidate for re-
elsction TO the once Of County Treasurer, subject
10 the sc.iop Of the Republican Crunty Con'en-
,,sp in. GsKELET.
ra..,,. IN .,,o,rc, that am . candidate for
,~->,ee.,ou 70 the once Of County Clerk subject
70 the decision Of the Republican County Conven-
ton. JosEPH sAnsExT.
hereby announce that Am an Indepep dent
easdidate for Sheriff ut the ensuing election.
JoHs A. RUnRrlL-
To the yosers Of Saline county :-IHam . capdi-
Sste for the once Of Sheriff. subject 10 the action
Of the Republic.n County Convention.
JAnEs CHAoE.
thereby announce that am 6 candidate for
Register Of Deeds, subject to the decision Of the
Republican County Convention.
LG DENTON.
Ibersby announce myself .s = candidate for the
once Of Register Of Deeds subject to the decision
Of the Republican county convention
c. A. WEsSoR1u.
u ~ Voses s sa,ias ossasy:
I hereby extend my hsarsiest thanks for their
suffrage two yean aeo in electing me 10 the once
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Should be stopped. Neglect ffe-
quently results in an incurable Luns
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give
relief In Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumption and Throat dis
lease 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 Q wide and
constant use for nearly IN entire gene
ration: they have attained we'll 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 ct twenty-five
cents . box everywhere. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes With
all the cosmetics Of France OF beauti-
fiers Of the world, while In poor
health, and nothing viii give you
such good health, strength, buoyant
spirits and beauty - Hop Bittes. A
trial b certain proof See snothel
column,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

In the case of Trosper vs.. The City
of Salina, execution has been issued
from the District Court and the City's
property, including the fire apparatus,
levied upon. The case is now In the
Supreme Court, and probably steps
will be taken by the City's counsel to
stay the execution.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Nsnn. r. 0oodnow q Co. report
the following prices for grain: Wheat
No. 2, $lI0e 9 LIS mo. 3, 81 g CLOS;
No. I, s4c0s6c. corn, $50; Rye. 5000
SIC. w. w. Bartlett reports hogs,
35.0O9&S.6.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

For i've years, says Mr.. J. Echtsf,
this city, I have been Afflicted with
rheumatism. and for two years have
had sore On my leg the sire Of . iii
yer dollar, which nothing would heal.
st. Jacobs Oh cured the rheumatism
and healed the sore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

" WIZ w. AOsSA1SNs
33-3w KINaMAN 4 RISING.
EDWARD LoTx.
salina, Kan. Sept. 18th, 1881.
Old papers for sale 1t this ONCE.
Read Ober's mammoth advertise
ment
Elite" kid glove ct Mainland,
4 Moore'a
Read Ober's mammoth advertise
ment.
Pickles Pickles! Pickles at Camp
bell 4 Tuthill's.
Read Ober's mammoth advertise.
ment.
Go and see the the new goods 1t
Ferlen 4 Leksell's.
FOR RENT-Two farms near town.
Enquire Of Bishop 4 Chace, sallna-
A full line Of Dress Goods, Boots and
Shoes. at Ferlen 4 Leksell's.
Fresh Bulk Lime at the salina Coal
Yards.
For . good lunch the farmer II invi
ted to 30 to Lays restaurant.
A iull line Of Dress Goods, Boots and
Shoes, ct Ferlen 4 Leksell's.
Read Ober's mammoth advertise
ment
New goods arriving and still to ar.
rive 1t Ferlen 4 Leksell's.
The best confectionery in the city 1t
Lays
Fresh Bulk Lime 1t the salins Coal
Yards.
Coralins Corset ct Mainland, Dodge
4 Aoors's.
Highest cash price paid for hogs ct
Bartlett and Jenkins,
Goods ct manufacturers prices, ct
b. B. Blair 4 Cos, AssariA
New goods arriving and still 10 o..
rive ct Ferlen 4 Lsksell's.
Hams, shoulder and bacon, for sale
By Campbsll 3 Tuthill.
Fresh Bulk Lime 1t the salina Coal
Yards.
A full line Of drso goods, boots and
shoes, at Fsrlea 4 Leksell'a
Go and look ct those new goods It
D. 4 J. B. Whitehead'a
Whitewater Farm Wagons cheap q
Peterson 4 Nelson's, st Commsecial
Block, 6olinA
For the msst elegant patterns In Jew.
cry and silvsf-plaasd ware 70 70 d. 4
J. b. Whitehsod'a
Bsst 500 kid glove In America, The
" Elite" ct MARYLAND, Dodge .
Moore'a
Furnished house, new rooms, b
rent C. E. LInnEY,
Ninth stfsst.
whitewater Farm Wagons cheap at
Petesson 4 Nelson's, ct Commercial
Block, 6alina.
A new supply Of sugars. syrups and
NJ kinds Of groceries, cheap - ever It |
4 Tuthill's.
Wuhoft's fever and ague Tonic, tn
Nd reliable remedy, now sells for one
lollAf.
Save your moasy and invest In thst |
''egat jswslry It D. 4 J. =. White |
hssd'sL
A nice line Of Ans check ginshams,
ssm southern mills, opsn to-day It
4 Tuthill's.
There b . bargain In the Lacs Rem
rants which Campbell = Tuthill have
ust received.
100 pieces Of Standard prints, geod
IuAlity, styles and color, for s cents Q
ard, at Rothsehild Bros.
Ladies, don't SbsEet toses thoss Laes
asmnanta Campbell 4 Tuthin ars
ne agsots foe them In 6alina.
Lemonade = . Eeftsshing drink.
Lse1aR kssps & n - bet stnta. Hsaes
'hsa yss want lemonade 70 thses.
We stlll havs IN dsss In thoss pep-I
las bsttoa walking shoeaL /
CAAP1ELL 4 TUfRIlx.
We Aavs ~ seeds ~ want ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

NJ - Z. -; - =: e: - -
e !: 8: : g q 60 8 |: s:s 49,; u
lKN1Y l9no. nuAsa
~ ~. SSssx - h.-...
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

The Davis county fair Ii to be held
at Junction City October 4 to Z, and
the Saline county fair at Salina Oct.
S tot. As Dickinson county has no
fair this fall, our people will undOubt-
eddy largely attend those Of our neigh
boring counties. We are assured that
both Salina and Junction City are
making extensive preparations for q
big time.-Ablene Gazette.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

BY Telegram from weston Arnold,
Esq., We learn that the directors ol
the Leavenworth 4 Topeka and the
Topeka Salina & Western r. r. Com
panies have closed Q contract with
Patterson & Co. to complete both
roads from Topeka to Delhi, Osborne
county, rs miles In all, within le
months from date. Our road, there.
fore, is sure, - there 10 no doubt Of
the ability Of Patterson 4 Co. to fulfill
their contract.-Cbuncu Grove kepSb-
dean.
DR.. d. w. Stormont returned home
yesterday evening from Boston, where
he had been making arrangements for
the building Of the Lsevenworth 4
Topeka and Topeka, 6alina 4 Western
Railroads. He reports great success
and says the entire line will b COM
pleted and in operation within aixteen
months. Patterson 4 Co., Of Boston,
have the construction contract, and
Mr. Patterson will arrive this week 10
look over the ground.-1bpeko Cbrres-
pondenoe Of Kansas Guy Times.
Mr.. ]. J. Patterson, Of Washington,
who has his agent in this city In the
VI SoC ACovSo 4VBSAo
4 Southwestern road, IL preparing 10
push the work Of building the road
forward, a rapidly - possible. The
Leavenworth, Topeka 4 Kansas and
the Topeka, 6alina 4 Western have
consolidated with the Kansas and
Eastern railroad construction compa-
ny, Of Boston, with C. w. Rogers,
president, and &. D. Loring, treasurer.
The road from Leavenworth b 70 OF.
ted 24O miles. Seventy miles Of the
work will be let to contractor - soon
- bids can be received.-LeaveRscortA
Tines.
DR.. d. w. Stormont returned from
Boston yesterday. The doctor was
arrangements for the building
Of the Leavenworth & Topeka and To-
peka, Salina 4 Western railroads.
Senator Patterson and several Boston
gentlemen are identified with the
work and are interested largely In Il
The road 10 to be built nom Leaven.
worth to Topeka within six months
and the entire line will be completed
within sixteen months. Mr.. Patter.
son will arrive In Topeka within three
days snd make his home In Topeka.
Judge Stafford il expected home to-day.
Topeka Commonwealth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

The total number Of scholars en-.
rolled yesterday In the Third Ward
School building was 4O5 in the Sec
ond Ward building, lss-quite An in
crease over the enrolment on the frst
and second dsys of last wear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

The Topeka Commonwealth. In Civ.
Ing the programme Of the Soldier
Reunion which takes place to-day In
Topeka, says:
After the soldiers have passed In re-
view, on Thursday, Capt. Lewis Han
back will recite, q they stand 1t PA
rade Rest" the beautiful poem,
Nothing but Flags." He will be
surrounded by the State 6ags, which
are to be loaned for us on that day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

II yo9 Want % borrow money On
Rel EstAts q lowest rats Of intefsst
cd eommlsuie0, eAll q
w. B. GINS,
go saiina, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

A marvslous cure Tor Catafrh, Diph
liberia, Cankss noath. and Headaehs.
With each bottle there = a inesnioss
nasal injector for the moro sucosapfhl
treatment Of thsss complainh without
extra charge. Price, 20 a.. Sold By
Aug. Engstfom Z Co., 6alina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15
coAli ooAlIi co.lIii

On and after September 18th, We,
the undefsigned, will sell Coal on
the following terms only:
First-All Coal Spot Cash.
6econd-City Orders Unaccompa-
MED BY the Cash will be collected on
Delivery, or the Coal returned.
33-3w KIN0MAN & RISING.
EDWARD LOTz.
Salina, Kan. Sept. 18th, 1881.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-15

Chs. Bush, gardener. keeps . full
sock Of ffesh vegetables and fruit ct
his new fruit depot, near the City
Hall. This b the only place in salins
where ahsolutsly ffssh vegetables can
b purchased 2Dtf