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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

Dr.. Aug. Engstrom has removed his
drug store from the old pl9es 70 the
building recently occupied BY Z. N.
Ludes-next door south Off. T. Wat
sons store. He has rellttsd The room
In flnettyle and now has one Of the
most elegant stores In this part ofthe
State. At all times there will always
b found at his place large and COM
plete stock Of Pure Drugs, Medicine,
Liquors, Paints, Glass, toilet articles,
&C., &c. He will make special effort
to please his patrons and furnish them
the best goods they can 1nd snyvhers
Prescriptions will b earsfally aad At
tentively attended to. Call upoa him
at bis new place Of business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

DR.. Kings New Discovery fog Con.
sumption. coughs and colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, ETC.. h given away in trial
bottles free Of cost TO the ahlfcted. II
you have q severe cough, cold, diBcul-
ty of breathing, hoarseness or any af.
lection Of the throat or lungs By Ill
means give this wonderful remedy .
trial. As you value your existence
you cannot afford IN let this oppostun-
ity pass. We could not a6ords and
would not give this remedy away I'M
less we knew II would sccomplish
what We claim for IL. ThoumNdb Of
hopeless cases have already been COM
pletely cured by It. There 70 no med
Icine In the world that will cure ene-
half the cases that DR.. Kings Eew
Discovery Uiu care. For sale By drug
Iists everywhere. ssE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03
Five Hundred Thov,sed strono.

In the past few months there has
been more than 50O.OOO bottles Of
Shiloh's Cure Sold. Out Of the vast
number Of people who have used It.
more than 1000 cases of Consumption
have been cured. All Coughs, Group,
Asthma, and Bronchitis, yield u snce,
hence u Is that every body speaks In
its praise. To those who have not
used II, let US say. IL you have o Cough,
or your child the Group, and you value
life don't fail to try II. For Lame
Back. side or Chest, use ShiIoh's Por-
Gus Plaster. Sold by H. N. Sale,
Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

We publish below q complete list o.
the present school officers Of Saliu,
county:
Joint District No. Lyman Field
d, Jas H Sherman c, J 8 Sutherland [
Joint District No. 20 Howerton d
s w Collens c, T H Strickler (.
District No. Nv b Morrow d, b +
Marlin C, A q Virgins I.
No. 2-JnO w Willis d, TT Hooper
c, w H Shirar {.
No. 3-Dan'l Humbarger d, C {
Hahn c, H T Hopke {.
No. 4EH L Jones d, 8 J Berg c, V
b Martin {.
No. 5.Jos Ramsey d, Elisha Dresser
C, VIM Lester {.
No. GO w Perrill d, @ w Wilson
c, NJ T Bassett {.
No. Martin johnson d, Otto Bern.
beck c. b w Gardnert.
No. s-H A Kellogg d, J 8 Bean c,
Isaac A Burch t.
No. s-John Curik d, c F Winters
c, NJ J Sullivan {.
No. 1O-Ed Wells d, J NJ Brubaker
c, II H Buell. {.
No. lie Z Chase d, A L Brown c,
b WolsiefIer I.
No. I'm c Baldwin d, Maurice
McAulifY c, G l. Whit {.
No. 13-Pat McAndrus d. d n Day.
walt c, Isaac Lester l.
No. l4-R0b't Crawford d, A Nc
Phail c, d T Hopkins {.
No. l5-Thos Riordan d, p ] Moran
c, John Barrett t.
No. 18-S H waddle d, Henry
Shier c. o q Blair (.
No. f-yOs HARRISON d, Enoch
No. fS-B F Whitehead d, Anson
Miller c, Henry Gillum {.
No. 10 Evander Light d, John
Griffiths c, H Stranger {.
No Jacob Malmgren d, Olof
F0rsse c, Andrew Hedlund {.
No. 2l-y r Martin d, Jos William
son c, jas Devlin {.
No: 22-Jos Shelton d, L C Warner
c, + N Stearns {.
No. xs-Henry Berg d, w H Buzz
xard C, J A Maltby {.
No. An Magnuson d, p Brown c,
J NJ Danielson L
No. "a b Kirkland d, + C Wig
gins C, ID d McAuliH
No. 8-David Emmit d, ] c Stiles
C, TnOe conway l.
No. H-JW Burk d, Thos Anderson
C, Jacob Gebhaft (.
No. &C B Manning d, E r Likely
c, T Robertson il. t
No. 3-Edith Lehman d, Mrs Jacob
Federhen c, J C Terryt
No. So-E w Dow d, J I Norton c,
o p Barrett t
No. SIN d Cox d, J H Short c,
Rob't Bardonnat
No. s2-Julius Wolf d, simon Gloss
c, J I Huber {.
No. 33-W H Lewis d, J ] Philljps
c, VIM Eaton (.
No. sd L Mitchell d, p d Malone
John Nelson {.
No. 35-Samuel Batdorf d, A Cl
Wait c, VIM Summer {.
No. SIR II Knox d, b p Hesler G,
] H Th0fytenberK {.
No. STA 6wedenburE d, C v Rcse.
berg c, 8 A Miller {.
No. 3s-N @ Nelson d, VIM A Rrand |
c, A p Brand (.
No. 39-Thos r Sample d, H IL
e, A II Bowman {.
No. lOChas Everhart d. Ii Ad.
kineou c, + n Miller {.
No Nv A FahFinR d. Ada LII
Threkeld G. LeWb FahfinG {.
No. ECJohn Spencer d, Jos Howe |
c, VIM Jonest.
No. 43-GW Austinberx d, Martin
Dean c, A q Eklund {.
No. A-John 6ellert d, Rob't 8 See
J, David Douglas {
No. st Hacou d, samT E Parsons
J, 0 Hubburd {,
No. N-B + Robinson d. Enoeh
No. I'D e King 4. c. Ramsey 9,
Fred Foechtt
No. 4e-Aas Watson d, L II Shaw c,
Aaron CTi0 {
No. &C w Hixson d, p h Van
Eaton 9, J 81 Tayiof {. |
No: eCJehn Ns6 4, J 8 John q,
3ue Johnoont ",
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A STRANGE People,

Doyou know that there are strange
people In our community, we say
stra nge because they seem to pfefe
to suffer than pass their days misera-
bly,, made 50 by Dyspepsia, and Liver
Complaint, Indigestion, Constipation.
and General Debility. when 6hiloh's
Vitalizer Is guaranteed to cure. Sold
by H. NJ. Sale, Druggist.
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Threst,

Should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an ineurable 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 satis-
faction. They are not new or uniried
but have been tested by a 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 a box everywhere. AZ
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The n. e. Concert.

The entertainment at the Opera
House last Thursday evening under
the auspices of the ladies Of the NJ. f..
church was decided success, in that
1t afforded very pleasant evening to
those in attendance, and also reim-
burscd the treasury to the amount of
about $50. A variety was introduced,
which fiorded the qualification of all
tastes of all degrees. The well-known
quartette in which our people take
SO much pride, gave their selections in
their usually good style. Miss Kate
Eberhardt made her first appearance
as Pianist, much to her credit. She
has some Of the essentials necessary to
the position: she Ii not frustrated
With little misunderstanding and i'm
mediately regains herself. With care
and study she must become a pianist
Of celebrity. The picturesque "Smith
Family" appeared rs billed,-much to
the surprise of many and the amuse-
ment of all. Although q numerous
family, they are also a very modest
family, and have q great aversion to
coming to the front. That they might
be fully appreciated it was deemed adj
visable that some one of our townsmen
should be engaged to introduce them,
and point out their individual merits,
and all this was ably done by Judge
Hanback,. Indeed, he became SO en-
Unused that he invaded the realm of
poetry, and by its aid revealed some
facts regarding the family that other
wise would have been unnoticed. The
entertainment was much aided by the
addition of some of Abilene's vocalists.
Their music was all fine and well
rendered. Mrs Hodges voice in parts
of "Come where the Lilies bloom"
was unusually good; and Mrs. Hodge
won the audience i'm her sweet rendi-
ton of the closing solo, "Cici!y." of
Mrs. Crane we can scarcely express
the pleasures we experienced in listen
ing to her singing. Her enunciation
was distinct and her expression ele-
giant; and while all her tones are full
she possesses many that are seldom
surpassed for purity and sweetness.
We consider her an artist far superior
i'm proficiency to the average profess
sional, and insure her warm recep-
ton when ever she favors Salina. We
also congratulate the Abilene people
on having so fine vocalist i'm their
midst. The pianist for the Abilene
singers, Miss Nudge, of Manhattan,
executed with good taste and skill
We would say to the music-Ioving
people of Salina who were not present
evening, that you missed
prand treat.
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neve you Ever

known any person to be seriously Ill
without weak stomach or inactive
kidneys? And when these organs are
In good condition do you not find their
possessOr enjoying good health? Par
ker's Ginger Tonic always regulates
these important organs, and never
fails to make the blood rich and pure,
and to strengthen every part Of the
system. II has cured hundreds Of de-
sparing invalids. Ask your neighbor
about il. See another column. -
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Proceedings % he 0esed % Couaiy Com
missioner,

SALINA, Jan. 18th, 1881.
Board Of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. w. b.
SchOll, chairman, AnsOn Miller and
Ol0f FOrsse, members.
The following orders passed:
Ordered that sections four az and
five ~ in township sixteen (l6) Range
west 9Th Principal Meridian formerly
in Summit township, now In spring
creek township, be set back in Sum-
init township. The vote on the above
order was q follows: w. B. Scholl,
no; OlOf Forsse, yea, and Arson Mil
Ter, yes.
Whereas it appears to the satisfac-
ton of the Board Of County Commits
neOusly assessed for the year A. D.,
said erroneous assessment was reduced
sum Of $l7.4O; 1t II hereby ordered
that said erroneous assessment be cor
rected, and the county clerk II hereby
ordered to correct the same on the tax
roll and assessment list of Saline coun-
ty, by deducting from the same the
sum of 1857 and the tax levied there
on.
The following contract for building
bridge across the Mulberry creek on
section line between sections 3 and 4,
in Ohio township, according to plans
and specifications now ON file In the
office Of the county clerk, was entered
into with Bullene 4 Wise Of Leaven-
worth: This contract. made this 18th
day of January, A. D., 1881, by and
lot \ q 20,
of the Pittsburg Bridge Co, parties Of
the first part. and the people Of Saline
county, Kansas, through their Board
the::secOnd part, witnesseth, that thepar-
ties ofthe first part contract and agree
with the parties of the second part in
provided, to furnish all material and
build a highway bridge on Mulberry
creek i'm Ohio township, on section
line between sections and 4. This
bridge is to be built according to plans
and specifications hereto attached, and
is to be completed within thirty days
after receiving notice of completion of
this substructure. Upon the full COM
pletiOn and acceptance Of this work,
the parties of the second part contract
first part, the sum of $3.50, and SIS
additional for iron covering. This
contract Is on condition that the SUBJ
structure is provided for to the salts
faction of the County Board.
J. A. Bullene & Co., Ag'ts Pitts
burg Bridge Co.
w. B. SchOll,
OlOf FOrsse,
Arson Miller.
Board adjourned to meet Saturday,
January %, 1881.
JOS. SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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Tees probable weather for Febru-
airy is rs follows: LIST, clear or fair;
ID To 9TH, clouding, threatening
weather, with heavy storms; sth and
9th, clear or fair; 10th to 18th, cloud
ing, threatening weather, with rain or
snow; 18th and nth, clear or fair; 18th
10 18th, clouding, threatening weather,
with ram or snow; 18th and 20 tn.
clear or fair; 2lst to 9th, clouding
threatening weather, with heavy rain
or snow storms; 18th and 26th, clear
or fair, and quite cold if heavy storms
have occurred; 26th to 2sth, clouding,
threatening weather, with rain or snow
storms. The comparatively warmer
days will be about the ith, 10th, 18th
and 2sth. The comparatively colder
days will be about the 4th, sth, 10th,
10th and 9th. Auroras will be visible
about the LIST, eth, 18th, 18th and 18th.
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m e.iDr.eS Bend elses,,s.

The county commissioners have
been In session since Friday examin-
ing the petitions which ask for the rail-
road bond election. Last night they
had counted up 800 legal names, and
only 10 names had been stricken of
by them. They are assisted to-day by
leading men Of the county In determ-
lining by . critical examination the
number ofresident Taxpayers required
to authorize the calling Of the election.
They will probably finish their labors
by tomorrow night. There Ii no
doubt but that enough names will be
secured, and the election called. We
understand that there has recently
been q radical change In the senti-
nents Of many living In the west half
Of the county, and that many are now
for the proposition who but little while
ago were against it. We have not the
least doubt but that the bonds will be
carried. The good news comes this
that the bonds carried by q
large majority in Ii ncoln county
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Aessrs. P0sceu q Douglas, I
Wauke9an, III. !

In reply to your favor Of eth inst.
we would state that the two Champion
mills We sold have given full satisfAc-
ton. and We can fully recomnend
them to our trade. Respectfully,
FRANKIE. JAIN 4 SEELHoRsr
Brennan, Tex, Nov. 10, 1880.
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oueklsa's Arnsels Sslvs.

The BEST SALvE In the world for
cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores. letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds
Of skin eruptiOns. This salve h guar
anteed to give perfect Satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Price
. Cents per Box. For Sale by Drug
gists everywhere.
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The Board of Trade held meeting
last Tuesday evening. The commit
tee appointed TO collect the fees due
from members made their report, and
it was found that sufficient money had
been collected TO pay all the indebted
ness of the Association except about
$500. They expect to collect much
more and thus place the Association on
a good financial footing. The expense
per member for the ensuing year will
not amount to much over one dollar.
Several new members have Joined
within the past few days.
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A preserved goose liver" works out
the object of its creation in the world
Of victuals. There is nothing created
i'm vain, you know. The mosquito,
the toad. the snake, the lizard, the
tly-all have their duties to perform
in the great workshop of nature.
There are those who delight in goose
livers rs well as those who sigh for the
incense and savory smell which ex-
udes fsom limburger. We have seen
men dwell on the goodness of limbur-
ger, rs il they were rolling it as a sweet
morsel beneath their tongues. Well,
a gentleman of this city recently re-
ceived from a New York relative a
box of goose livers" Like all other
relics this box had an air of sanctity
about it. In good French, upon its
Ind, was printed the words that the
House which had the honor of "pre-
serving" the articles therein contained,
was established in 1872 The lady of
the household could see no particular
merit in this preparation as an article
Of TODD, and looked upon the palate
that could relish ii as very much de-
PRAYED. Imagine her supreme disgust
and contempt when informed that the
translation of those French sentences
was to the effect that the said goose
livers" were ''embalmed" in l182
She had rs little use for the embalmed
livers as for their contemporaries.
Maret, Robespierre, and the other
frauds which fiourished and went to
the dogs In those stormy times.
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IN TevusAip EJselIees.

We give below the names Of the
gentlemen who were elected to o6lce
in the various townships. - near -
We can obtain them:
sNOKY HILL TOwNsRIP.
Trustee, J r Wellington Clerk, b.
B ettmmel Treasurer, 8 p Hughs.
Rood0veneen, Dist. No. IL L Geb-
hart and c L Hussey No. 2 A Well
ington; No. 3, J c Stiles; No. 4, Dav.
ID Douglas; No. 5 John 6ie2ert; No.
No. :, 8 b Hooking.
Number sf votes cast, 50.
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Mr.. ]. NJ. Voss, corresponding age mt
of the Leavenworth Times, called last
Tuesday. He finds that the Times,
both daily and weekly, has many
warm, enthusiastic admirers in Salina.
The Times is certainly wonderful pa
pei, and making rapid strides UPWARDS
the position Of leading paper west Of
st Louisr
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II you want to borrow money ON
Real Estate at lowest rate Of interest
and commission, call on
w. r. GELS,
SS-u. Salina, Kansas
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The south line Of the county. thance
noftn on the est line Of the county 10
the place Of beginning.
Second District TO BEGIN ct Q pojnt
where the west line Of District None
tntefsects the north line Of the county,
thence west four a. miles, thence
south on . section (line1 to the south
line OF the county, thence east four
miles to Q point where the west line Of
District One ~ lntefsects the south
line Of the county. thence north to the
place Of beginning.
Third District all that part Of the
county west Of District Two.
The clerk reported that he he'd pur-
chased . blank book for two DOLLAR.
which Wa0appr0ved.
The report Of the rpvieweFs on the
road petition Of r. H. Bishop and 9th.
ers, with the surveyors plat and field
n0tes OF the survey, va received. The
report being In favor Of sid road, and
there being no legal objections TO the
same, the road was ordered to be lOca-
ted and declared to be Q county road,
and the road. overseef was ordered to
open said road.
The road petition presented by II.
L. Jones was taken up, when upon ex-
animation it was found that the c0ndi-
tons Of the law had not been compiled
with 1t was rejected.
A road petition was presented, sign
ed BY Robert Crawford and others,
which was laid over until next meeting
Of the board, the petitioners having
the privilege Of changing the proposed
route Of road, or parts Of 1t, - they
may think proper.
On motion, the board adjourned.
OCTOBER 9Th, l662.-This being the
time for the regular meeting Of the
board, but w. w. Morrison being the
only member present, no business
could be transacted, It was decided to
adjourn to meet on Saturday, the 18th
Of October, 1882.
Continued merit Ucsk.)
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Mr.. Joseph Moore, the new Clerk of
of the District Court. has been busily
engaged in systematizingh his Office bust
ness. He has taken papers from the
chaotic state i'm which they have too Of
ten been found, and placed them. where
they can he discovered without hunting
the office all over. He has an indeNed
book which records every case brought
in the District Court, and gives the
exact box or pigeon hole where the
papers are to be found. He has also
had printed a very handy receipt book,
wherein is to be recorded the receipts
of attorneys for District Court papers.
1t is far superior i'm its arrangement to
the old style receipt book. tits an in
vcntion of Mr.. Moore's. The Office
will soon he in splendid shape.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

AS worthy ex-burgomaster stepped
from the pavement, last slippery day,
TO cross the streets, a very impertinent
dog jumped from under a wagon and
showed his teeth, ard barked, and
wanted to bite. The ex-burgomaster
was little rolled by this savage DEM
onstration. He lifted his right foot
and gave a vigorous kick i'm the
direction Of the ferocious animal. He
kicked so hard that he slipped, and he
slipped SO hard that ne sat down, and
he sat down SO hard that all the fell
lows laughed; and the dog barked and
snapped and showed his teeth more
than ever Here endeth the first
chapter.
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SALINA, Feb. I'd, 1882
Board of county commissioners met
pursuant to adjournment. w. b.
Scholl, 1airman Arson Miller and
Oiof FO,sse, members.
The following order was passed:
Whereas, II appears to the satisfac.
ton Of this Board that Marie Kearse
IL erroneously assessed in Saline coun-
ty, for the year 1880, to the amount of
$3.50. That said tax Wa paid In Of
tawa county. The County Treasu-
rer IL therefore ordered to repay the
sum Of SIS. g and charge the same back
to different funds, and cancel the SEC
ond installment on the tax roll.
The following bills were allowed:
J. Is E: WWSso :i judge election. $50 2,
On motion Board adjourned to meet
Thunday, Feb. Cd, 1851.
JOS. SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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The first school ever taught in Sa-
line county was held i'm the south
room of the old City Hotel building,
which went hence i'm flames last year.
The room then was used for
school, church and court purposes.
The teachers name was Miss Eta
Thacker. II was subscription school
and consisted of thirteen scholars. 1t
was taught three terms i'm succession.
o. 7. Hamilton and X. II. Bishop
were the first school officers. Miss
Thaclicr married Charles Havens in
1864. They resideded for several years
in the saline valley. They are sup
posed now To be residents of Colorado.
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SALIVA. Jan. 81. 1881

SALlNA, Jan. 81, 1881.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent, w. b. Scholl, chirman; Anson
Miller and Olof FOrsse, members.
The following was submitted to the
county attorney for his opinion:
Ordered that ::the 2ctizens ofsections
q, Z, 8, and Is, township Is, Range 4,
be attached to Spring creek township
for voting only"
Opinion of the County attorney on
the above:
SALINA, Jan. q, 1881.
Gentlemen
Referring to the attached order re-
ferred to me at your last meeting, for
my opinion rs to its legality, 1 have
the honor to say, that II Is somewhat
mean this, viz: "Can the sections
therein mentioned belonging to WASH
intOn township, be attached to Spring
creek township for voting purposes
only" / am compelled to answer
this question In the negative. An
elector must reside In the township or
ward in which he ofiers to vote. See
Sec. I, Art. 5, Court. Kansas-An
elector of Washington townsh lip can
not vote in Spring creek township.
Respectfully submitted
Signed, H. 5. CUNNINGHAM
County Attorney
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners of Saline county.
Whereupon the following order was
passed:
Ordered by the County Board that
sections 8, Z, s and IS, in township Is,
Range 4 west Of the 9Th Principal Me-
ridian, formerly . part Of Washing
ton township, now in Spring creek
township, be set back into and madea
part of Washington township, for all
purposes.
The following bill was allowed:
Angus HaggarS, judge election, 500
On Motion Board adjournen, tn meet
Tuesday, Feb. LIST. 1881.
JOS. SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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SALIVA. Feb. ID. 1881.

SALIVA, Feb. ID, 1881.
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment Pres
emit, w. B. Scholl, chairman Anscn
Miller and Olof Forsse, members.
jos. SARGENT,
County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

Messrs. Radcliff Bros. have closed
their pork packing business for the
winter. They slaughtered the last lot
of hogs, on Saturday last Their busi-
ness has been fully doubled since last
year. and is q splendid success.