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the son OF all yilIanles, and the father
Of all crimes, the mother Of abomua'
lions, The DEVILS best friend and Gods
worst enemy"
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FHdE NEW YORK % Elk AID,
Broadway and Ann St, Now York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
Assaria Items.

onccmorc We are AT our post. Would
have come around last week had We
not forgotten il.
since our return from the East som,
changes have taken place, and i'm this
is>ue | will endcavor Ia mention some
of the most important We notice. in
the first place, that Charley Il. Fair.
child has taken unto himself a wife
IN the person Of Miss TilIie Swanson,
sister la our merchant. T.. T.. Swanson
ID has been 81 long since il happened
that "" decline IL give the particulars
al Isis nate date.
Tllv II. rid man has i,ecn among Us
laiciyS aAsd h:rs employed cnrresyon-
d.nI a f!iispincrin the pcrson Of w.
q. t;GDhorR. w. G. seems to l,e an ex-
pert: with the zen.
J HsJoi,nsori r. buiiding fine res.
id,ulce jSsst east Of the school grounds.
The stone foundation iseelng laid and
the carpenter work will be soon pushed
." completion.
Our. worthy blacksmith has taken
his lenre, and he has gone Ia Illinois
10 liyp with his family the coming
winef.
AHother important item Is the COM
pletfoaa az our bridge. The bridge Is
not Pet navigable on account of the
apphn sch Oh the opposite side of the
stres1n.
Nos has reached us lately Of the
sleatR OF w. J. Moorehead, formerly n
resid hit of Liberty township, but last
ly 0tixen Of Wheeling, w. Va.
ns0,asaav pr,0ruin9. OFT 4. a
daughter 70 the wife Of James Carol.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,

Should be stopped. Neglect fire..
quently results i'm 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 untrie,l
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
Ell the Voice. Sold Mt twenty-five
cents box everywhere. 43
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Around the Parsons School House.

Those among us who found time {,
attend the fair pronounce II the bes
that has ever been held i'm the county
The display of fruit was not only pleas
ing to the eye but tempting to the pal
ate. Farmers were particularly wei
pleased with the fine collection o
horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and babies
That race of Mis(ter) SOldene's against
girl, so It was.
Mrs. l.. +. Parsons started for Iowi
last week, where she will spend few
weeks visiting relatives. Her house
hold will, during her brief absence
partake of those luxuries which ar
only INDUCED i'm by bachelOrs-viz,
lancheons of cold fried potatoes. cheer
ell and consoled by the thought tina
sufficient unto the day Is the evi
thereof" suppers at which the las
cold biscuit is eaten I'm obedience Il
the Scriptural admonition, "Thol
shalt take no heed of the morrow
what We shall eat"
Mr.. n. Z. Baldwin has gone to In
diana on a visit
Farmers husking corn and sitting
potato patches for traces of seed pota
toes.
The question has been asked in Gree
ley, doubtless by some of the disap
pointed mothers who presented theil
offering TO him, for inspection, on Sat
urday last. at the baby show i'm Oak
Dale Park, n to whether our accom-
plished but unmarried friend, Mr.
Frank Peck, Is competent judge o.
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plows, machines. patent GATE"
"gra0hopper saw" or lazy mans saw
/ shouldcall It.

n
plows, machines, patent gate, >
| "graeshopper saw" or lazy mans saw
| / shouldcall II.
The exhibitor plows and other good
manufactured here show that Salins
has In view the future demands Of thia
agricultural region, and other manu-.
factories soon to be introduced here.
further assure us that at no distant dsy
Salina will be termed q western man
ufacturing town.
The "Salina Rifles" In uniform and
under the stern discipline of Captain
Hilton, were upon the grounds. The
boys performed well for the time they
have been under drill.
We witnessed the races, which were
an important and Interesting feature Of
the fair to very many. There was lit
tie betting and very little excitement.
They had the appearance of being
prStty well made up" and under
stood
The poultry, cattle and hogs shown
were all that could he desired. Quite
a number Of fine cattle were sold on
the grounds.
The indispensable auxilliaries Of a
fair were Of course present-the shoot
ing gallery, swing and five-eent man.
The baby show was of general inter-
est, and too much cannot be said In its
praise The babies had the appearance
Of being well fed, notwithstanding
they reported poor crops, and many an
old bachelor, with q far-off. dreamy
look In his eye was heard to sigh a. he
beheld the bouncing babies, or, /
should say, 'the sweet little dears.n 1
concluded they were all pretty enough
to take first premium.
An evening boat ride on the
placid bosom Of the classic Smoky.
river was one of the attractions that
was well enjoyed by your correspon-
dent. M.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

THE banks of Dallas, Texas, re.
ceived on the llth inst dispatch
from Wall street parties that they
want all the Confederate bonds that
they can secure, and will pay two dol
lars and fifty cents per thousand dol
lars for such securities. The announce
ment when made was IA surprise TO
everybody, rs the motive for purchas-
ing Confederate bonds is not under
stood. Ii is surmised that this sudden
bidding for what has been considered
worthless and dead collaterals is a
scheme resulting from collision on
the part Of European and New York
capitalists TO jointly purchase the
bonds and in the future endeavor to
get the States or the General Govern
ment TO pay them. the European and
the New York parties 10 divide the
profits
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Henry Booth, of Larned, was i'm the
city yesterday on his return from the
Senatorial convention. BY the way,
would it not he a political movement
To take The next Governor from theex-
IRENE west? Ii so, who would make
better candidate than Henry Booth :
We have heard his and the name of
4. r. Faulkner. Of Salina. mentioned
i'm connection with the Office Either
would make a good Governor Topeka
Commonwealth
WE agree with the Commonwealth
that "either would make good Gov
ernor. But We must say that our pref
erence would he Mr.. Faulkner. There
is no young man in Western Kansas
Of moIc promise or more ability than
MIR. Faulkner. His name nj the head
az The Republican State ticket would
all greatly Ia lis strength i'm this part
nt tn. State.
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DIR. THOMAS, has been suspended
from The NJ. T.. Church, Jury was in
secret session for nearly four hours,
and six ballots were taken. The yer.
diet of this committee is final so far as
the jurisdiction of the Rock River
Conference is concerned. Unless DIR.
Thomas should change his mind, he
will take an appeal to the next higher
court, the Judicial Conference, aud i'm
case the decision there should be
against him, he can carry certain
points of the case up to the General
Conference, which meets i'm 1854. In
order Ia secure this privilege, he: must
abstain from preaching during the in
tervcning space of time.
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Berwick Items.

Wheat sowing is about fini shed
There was not rs much sown rs last
year.
Mrs. isaac Lester returned from her
long visit Ia Michigan.
Mrs Eli Hire has also returned from
her former home i'm Indiana, bringing
her father aud mother with her.
Mad dogs have made their appear
ance IN the eastern part of this town
ship. Mrs. Shaw had some hogs bitten
Isaac Silver is the owner of a pair OF
twin calves.
tine of 4. q. Todd's horses died last
Thursday night. We are unable to
give the cause of its death.
Thomas Wright sold one acre of
ground to School district No. D.
&. J. Ramsey is getting ready to
move to Colorado with his family.
He has rented his farm to George Gal
lagher.
Some cloudy weather again; we
hope for some rain. A FARMER.
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Bogus CertiAcates.

It Is no vile drugged stuff, pretend.
Ing to be made Of wonderful foreign
roots, barks, &C., and pulled up by
long. bogus certificates of pretended
miraculous cures, but simple, pure,
effective medicine, made Of well known
valuable remedies, that furnishes its
own certificates by It's cures. We re-
fer to Hop Bitters, the purest and best
of MISUNDERSTANDING. See anoth-
er column.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

ORsON PRATT, the great Mormon
apostle, died at Salt Lake on the Sd
inst. IntOlerant as he was, he was
much respected by his followers on ac-
count of his ability and learning. He
died In his 10Th year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

VESNoR predicts a very severe win
ter for Great Britain. In this country
he says, the winter is likely to be open
and mild, with a few brief but intensely
cold dips the first of these proba-
bly, at the close of November and be-
ginning of December.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

SENATOR THOMAS r. BAYARD wa.
was elected President protein of tn,
u. :. Senate at the opening of the eX.
ira SESSION Of that body last Monday
hy vote of - To I2. Senator Davis did
not vote. Senator Malione voted with
the Republicans. If President Arthur
should die to-day, BayarJ would be-
come acting president
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

As near M can be learned from the
dispatches, Fosters plurality in Ohio,
for Governor, is 1900. The temper
ance ticket poIled much lighter vote
than was anticipated. The Legisla.
ture is Republican, unless Hamilton
county sends n Democratic delegation.
Iowa is carried by the Republicans 10y
III. usual Unanimous" vote.
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Astonishing the Wrid.

For the perfect renovation of ex
hausted and enfeebled constitutions
female weakness and general decline
nothing 30 surely and speedily produ'
ces permanent cure as does Electric
Bitters. Their wonderful cures are
astonishing the world. For Kidney
and Urinary Complaints they are q
perfect specific. DO nOtgive up in des
pair, for Electric Bitters will positively
cure. and that where everything else
fails. sold by all druggists, at fifty
cents q bottle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

MCVEAGH and Window are to be
relieved of their respective cabinet po-
sitions ut once. The latter will prob
ably be elected U. s. Senator from
Minnesota
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

FROM recent certain "clOse confer
enccs" between President Arthur and
Roscoe Conkli ling, ii is believed that
the latter is to enter the Presidents
Cabinet as Secretary of State.
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A Si0niAcsnt Feet.

The cheapest medicine In use is
Thomas Electric Oil, because SO little
Of 1t is required to effect a cure. For
Group. diptheria and diseases Of the
lnngs and throat whether used for
bathing the chest or throat, for taking
internally or inhaling. 1t is match
less compound.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

l.. FERRY YoUNG, a son of the late
Brigham Young, the Mormon chief,
died few days ago on board vessel
en- route from Havana to New York,
and was buried nj sea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

EN SENATOR PoMERoY is expected
to visit Kansas soon. He is said To he
on excellent. terms with the new pres
ident.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

PRESIDENT ARTHUR il becoming a.
grim and silent rs his friend Grant
80 the reporters say.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13

DIR J. q. HOLLAND, the poet and
editor ofScribner's Monthly, died sud-
denly yesterday morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
From the following well-known Families.

From the following well-known Families
Young Marys Rose of Sharons. Josephnes, Harriets
Miss sewers Ianthas, GAINESVILLE etc., etc Among them
will be sood breeding in calf by choice bulls Young
hefers and large number of choice young bulls ready
for service.
The sale will be conducted by Col L. p Muir, Of
Kentucky assisted by S. A. Sawyer of Manhattan, Kan
Sale positive and without Catalogues will
be ready October 10th, 1851.
TERMS CASH or four months time will be given
on approved notes with twelve per cent interest.
For further particulars, and catalogues, address,
o. n. CLIFFORD, Milford, Kansas
O.E. ALLEN, Manhattan, Kansas.
J.B. Clifford, Manhattan, Kansas.
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Dissolution OF CO-partnership.

W whom II may Concern: The partnership
= heretofore existing between John Lamar, D.
I: Hopkins and II. N. Whitney Is this day dissolv.
ed by mutual consent. The Bridgeport Milling
Company TO receive all accounts due the same and
70 pay al outstanding debts.
Sept 30, 1881. B.w. WHITNEY.
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There Many Reasons why all Should Buy ober naseman
thereby
sd
suit
Angod aedn and all dd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-13
REPORT or THE CONDITION THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

Al Szlina, in the State of Kansas at the close of
business, October LIST, issl.
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terest<the matter was laid over to May 6,

terest <the matter was laid over to May g.,
1881.
Pursuant to due notice, the matter or
the completion Of the assessment for
sewer on Minnesota street, from ELEVENTH
to Twelfth street, thence on Twelfth
street to Cedar street, thence on Cedar
street to Thirteenth street, and on
Twelfth street from Minnesota street half
way to Robert street, came up, and after
due consideration, and having all parties
present interested, it was ordered that
said assessment stand completed on a basis
of assessing all property on the line OF tne
sewer equally, except as to corner lois
having two frontages on the sewer, in
which cases so feet was ordered ex-
empt. and on this basis the Clerk was
directed to give the confirmation notice.
Pursuant to due notice, and the al
iournments Hereunder, the matter OF the
confirmation Of the assessment
for Strengthening Lafayette avenue,
from the alley between blocks y and Is,
of Warren and Winslow's addition, to
Bruno street, came up and after due
consideration the same was ordered to
stand confirmed as per notice. Yeas 5,
nays O..
The following estimates were eAaiuiiieli
and allowed, to-wit: s%t
Estimate No. l, on North street grad
ing, Gus Moline, contractor, amount due
$23e
Estimate No. 5, on L'Orient street grad
ing, James Carr, contractor, amount due
SAP.
Estimate No. 2, on grading Martin
street, Boyer & Lux, contractors, amount
due s7l.25.
Estimate No. I, on University avenue
grading, f Boyer, contractor, amount
due 1858.
Estimate No. 4. on grading Louis street,
Boyer Sc Lux, contractors, amount due
$4o9.77.
Estimate No 5, on Bluff street grading,
Boyer s. Lux, contractors, amount due
$26O10
Specifications and plans for grading
Kate street, from Ohio to Bertha street,
Marshall avenue, from Western avenue
to Victoria street. and Arundel street,
from Summit avenue to 1glehart street,
were approved.
Adjourned to meet May 3, 1881, at 5
P. NJ JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
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first assessment notice for the grading of
North street from Burr to De Soto street,
also Martin street from Rice street to
Park avenue, and also for constructing
sewers on Oak street from Walnut to
Third street, st. Peter street from Sum
mt avenue to Tenth street, and on Spruce
and Canada streets from Cooper to Tenth
street. COOS
In the matter of the sewer on Eighth
street, from Temperance street to Broad
way, @which the contractor. Henry
Starkey, failed to complete, the Engineer
submitted statement of the work done
by the city in completing said sewer under
the supervision of the City Engineer,
showing balance due said Starkey of
SI7.S5, and for which sum the Engineer
submitted final estimate (No. 81,
which was examined and allowed by the
Board. SIS ~ n ss6s 81
AT p. NJ the Board proceeded in a
body to view Mackubin street, from Sum-
nit avenue to Charles street, in reference
to an assessment on said Mackubin street
between Dayton and University avenues.
Also Marshall avenue, from Western ave-
nue. to Victoria street, with reference to
grading said Marshall avenue. Also Min
nesota street, from Twelfth to Bluff
street, with reference to assessment for
opening, extension and widening said
Minnesota street. Also Iglehart street,
from Mackubin to Lexington street, with
reference to assessment for opening and
extension of said Iglehart street. Also
Carroll street, from Mackubin to- Licking
ton street, with reference to assessment
for opening and extension of said Carroll
street. And also Grant street, from Sher-
burne to Bluff street, with reference to
opening and extending said Grant street
between above-named points.
At 7 P. NJ. the Board returned, and,
without taking any formal action in refer
ence to matters connected with above
streets, adjourned to meet 9th inst at
P. NJ. JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
r. l.. GORMAN, Clerk Board Public Works