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, 1881-12-03
AROUND THE LAKES.
0HAyE YEARS fOfk TIE NAFtTY W TIE rI0'
rELLEH JAM Ntl,LKll.

rKLLEH JAM NtllEll.
8ptetas utxpateh 10 7As tAtsaso Ttbuns.
4wRx spuSp, Ont. Doc. 2,-The propeller Jane
alilIpr, whuh loft hero OH tho Iuurn,,s Ut the
I'D OF Noypubes. has not b0cn beard frunl. As
ehD iA suyeral days overdue, fuurs as0 outer
taltsod for her safety. AKtar leaving hssa tho
Miller proceeded to bioaford. where sho COM
plcted,hor Cargo. whloh consisted Of supplies
Gnd general merchandise tor Atult'e llea''.
MichAeI, Gnd PROVIDENCE Hays. A number Of
empty ah.barrols und uthor portion5 Of u yea-
sso 'asts .rs e ill., sal " on Ths ss OK a
Wright went nut yesterday III searGl Ut hsr, but
s9ised owtax to hsayyr Fs!e; FL Ihs 1Mn'
AN a.ld II owned aud comtaaadel Wy Capt.
THE LAST BOAT TlftB aEAx0N.
Sptelat Dtspafeh,to T,ks Chteiqu JribtHs.
Iotsair arrives, hero at . tdis saarniitx fftiit.
Parry .soual, ,huing. tie !aut vessel rn,n, tho
ss"ray ] @H tru II aeross iae lako viii, hvaty ssls ai
Wild @nd SHOW. The Lnthalr will strip Aua ~
into winter 1uartoss 1T this port. her consoEts
W!Aterlnx Mt barlHt. ....
THE Il. u. po,rruIl IN MORN rttaunI.r.
atseta! D.srateh to 7As cl.leas. 1ttouns.
BruH1goH nAr., Wiz. pee. a.-rta !gg John
snry I9w!1F ;io isallst sst'oo,er + q. por.9h
selllotvr on sic reef within = Aan.lrsd foos ot ot
tho buaeh. Ehe hA4 llceN pufllnx uil her for ext
houfs, but il unable to'rs6aso nsr.
NAHINx pualkKeR ABOUT WOUND ".
apseta! Dtspateh 10 IAs Chicago 1rttAas.
NuyTALtA n. Y, nao. z.-MaFiuo tnatsers art
| about wound up. uin ti0re bout " cxpectet
| ill., ltoasa IN tho Erie Ennal RSt moving d1wt
| nicely. Thv passeuEer business OF tho Luke 6u
| perlor TrAuslt Guul.k1ny h1kwnen a4[taE0 nilt
nuluth thu pHat spaaua was &la,0p heavier thas
] last yeaF. ;,.'
| .3y<eLat utuates 10 Ths Chteaao 1r@bun&
! NrtB6EDN uAr. Wis., Dec. 2.--I.ehtbnn j
HpitA's uuW s:eunl- -barEG, tho ThunlHs Ii. bultG
, 1881-12-03

Sr. Louis. No., nnu. 2.-0encral Maunacr
OauIt aud Superintendent Ut Freight Tr1.l'lo
Hsrd. Of the Wabash ltnat!, loft here tonight for
Catro+ whcre they will meet tho officials Of tns
Mobile s. Ohio lsoAd md snakc general traffic mr.
r,.llHenlonts, under which tho Wahnst will be-
como thu northern uutlet Ut tho Mob!e & Ohio.
ald tho lnttor direct southern connection Of
Tho Wybusi,. 1-.3
, 1881-12-03

SptetaI Dispatch TO 1ns Chttago Irtbuns-
MILWAUKEE, WE, Dec. ".-Notico Is given
thut the Northern Extcussopef tho Miwaukou,
Like Shora T. Western ltattroul IL now cotuptct-
cd to Summit Lake, Wis, 2oh miles From Mil
wnuken. Commencing Doc. rs freight inAy bn
bllled and pAssongurs tlckGtod 10 TINT point.
, 1881-12-03

TIE bVtISW3NEIt FIMISHHfVF1*
sn.xtal ~ itch 10 Tht Chleaoa TrfhunA
BruH0EDN nAr. Wis. Dec. a-The pump
hrouat hrro by the tn1 ffnartinnn has boon nt
work Tn the Hunknn schooner Pscrrepnnt, Init
been engaged to patoh Up tho hb1c In her botton.
WRIT NINE Ht'Np1Ep nusnELs 0r tfEis CARGO.
Fptetai nt,tdsth IN 7at cAltaeo 7r!enns.
JtuFFAf.t>. N. VI Doc. a.-The propeller Packer.
which struck III I3nr Point while coming dorn
hAl In ftU bushels uf wet iIRxsced. 1Gr repairs
ut nettblt cost about $50.
IN M itHnt'liir THIS WfATtn.
spsctai Nspateh to Tht CnItaea Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, f}ec. 2-Tho soh0nners fio~
ar aud Elda arc to he robt,lt at this point DUR
ing tho wlntor.
on HER WAY III Mlf.WAUKEE.
Special Uffndfeh 10 Tia CTteaeo Tribune.
CuEHOfHAS. Mich, Dec 2.-Tho tug ftoviattau
took tho sctbottnr H. G. iutta In tow md depart
c1 Tor Milwaukee toiay.
, 1881-12-03

A tsuo STRENGTHENING tnnto Ia browns Iron
Hitlera. 1t iuukes thu Old feel young.
, 1881-12-03
Tlsa lRmltlnioro d ohio N1nI60s nh ddvau.
tasUous Connection by Which II Cat,
lstnell Ln1kv Ertc.

sn>.f1f rf,notrh m 9ns fyht4sno a<sh.,ns
a1.s osSs'.. ~ n.." ~. u'@sv ~ 4''.A"'' '''
'FllItADELp1ltA, tA., DEG: ".-Iho !ultY pan4'
Ing negotiations bo&weelt tho baltimore & Uhto
and tho BulYn1o. rittsburn 4 western hayu
pfael1cally feRohoo sot''s'nel!' oy "a'en tAe
latter road becomes INK III tue routo or tho
tormur to L.xe nro al,a l.. E.ew r.te to Now
.,,,..n, =: 49," ,.,s"s,,x,.,". - ~,
,,ne lass suu'nss N.Y., uu o.ans1oa W .ao
With u oaptal OF tJ,uN,UO and proposed
hont,nd tlnbt Of =. 10yo00 III forty,yuar nor pout
,rr5s Trr tho .".,s, r,n,,n,, ~
, 1881-12-03

ln,ilt at ManttowDc, arrived hero from that
pldco iast night. She will bo put Into commits.
aon during the winter between Chicago and
west ehOfp ports.
, 1881-12-03
<f0fVSTtfENI1Y.

HAYERLY'H THEATRE.
The Largo. Handsome. and Leading fheatrn EatAb.
.hed lDcstion. Monroe und DourborI, Sta, ChleAu,.
j. III HAFE1ktsf ..Mhnit46f ma Ffuff1ulif
Thfs ropufhr 3atnrssa1 Mnttnco nsa Thts arent Sat
n5t!a}. n!Es9s ats. i;nst = tr9 ppostortnsncscnf PAT
Written By H. sloS. 1: 9nfnDHnitdhE f. nfnDHnitdhE md MI.
3rEtl.E MAEKAYB, author at !. ltnaai Klrxe
Gonrts%ns % 1lethart A5chsT .sIa tncrssSn fan:
Syi7estsr. nelia krehor, Emma tnnrtains,. Ifeisn
Mar. Elennf Lnne. Any tiny. q. Nltliamat.
MISUNDERSTANDING MetYiLta Dpern Company.
, 1881-12-03

nus tu tho pshar. Tho lJuffaio. flttehnrg X
Wrhtern a1t0 kttHrcs a very strong position IN
thn thrt,tGh llnh. ana obtAlna line or ite nwn
between f'ttlsburR & buffalo. With access 10
lNrKG UNI important cpNl flolda.
, 1881-12-03
a lsatslt ot lnScrcxtinR tlos*1p from
at. LusttAt

a hsatsh ~ antcfeHtin@ e4osr'p ifo''
spe:ta, pt.Datth to ne cateaoo Tstbans.
r. 1.nr'H. Ice. s.-stanascr J. t. t1aa't, Of tho
,a ma,nah, ,, nt,i a: O. hlrd, suoof'n!cn"en' en- n
ffo'Hft TFn,'ic Of tho same road. ieasd W tho
a delegation, frtnn Inn Mobile l. Ohio Railroad
anii Will. vaor., In n,,r,on,ont Win that rnnI
e. t.,.,' ko.ra1 'o "Esco. ..,~t,, t1...
Mf. hopkins VIII mt accompany tho party. Tho
Mo'Ilo & t>b!o road Is ono Of tho great highways
ot tho Sputh, fIJthnrtu tte northof,, terminus
."1 r.H' .'nss ont !. nAs .,. III" .a ~,
~ CAIRO, tuo tracks being ou1lt 10 !ae ONO
Hlyer 1t Is supposed that thoy Rro
, 1881-12-03

q whit& i oxaei y ths 1.oa!svi!lo s Na.hsi!la,
sst ss,s It att's. @ ;% ssla L Eas se;u an rsnr' II
Ct tat tho oousvo snaiS no Na.tSo vii i sF"siss s
ysssly i, asSssso q s15ss -; "a So 9ssds,l
hhe hs'gv avernso reco,pts por pssonRor por s,iilc
waro a.ls8 oonts; ayoraKo cost Of satue, a.4iv
ss sys$s sysTSS st ssssos e. s sss ton ea ss ss @
!ss% tfo'sss; "; ;r.s; s;sss;
so9ae. ea@ss *ioSi. Hso totu! osporat!aa
sxpssss a; ae sPs ,sfes n nn; sS.
fSr fSr SSas S ss; IT, rayrs s' pe4sa@ e
aud aad In /" lIiinos ia1 f,ed aaq Is usoa. '
INDIANAPOLIS 4 1T. IuUIs.
Terrs Aai!ie: iaa,. a.!d A!tsn, t',, Va branch
lnilua Il, ionNth, of tho st. Louis, Alton icrru
a.hes 1as5o roas haao Ia Sa ~ Tos
operation pxpensos, $l,1s5,srl; tAxes, ~. III.
TI,M,;s,ty'soar I,,;s, persons "oro Injured u''a two
pIrTsIluA0, CINc1NNATI 4 ST. LOUIS:
Total iouKth Ut road n.6ta uItlea. Df which NV
afS y iaSs gsal !ss t6r rc,. rSss
II pSrsons wcro ktllui Tho road d upcralel by
tue Pennsylvania cempany
tbs Eight Abou. Immigrant 1sutcs Ho-
+ tween tho Na.teFn and Western Trunk
The Western Trunk Lilo, pas.ougor. Assoola-
.uon Ia milking but slow progress tu its eontaat
With tho Eastern trunk llnes, ind the ind1oa"
tfuns urc that before long serious was botWooll
| tie Eastern aud 'Wosseri, ulIcs will haro to bo
fought. Although tho EAs,srl, ltnes huvo ayreoti
4 thn HknHtAfn}k1Ah AUf1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
SELLING YANKEE NOTIONS

"What are Yankee Notions ?" asked n Tprp,-vr
reporter of the head of one of the largest houses
displaying that sign in this city,
"Yankee Notions ~ he replied {. Yon will, ho
to ask me an easier one, if you expect nm answer
That title includes more art ices than couId mama
over in weeks time. We supply almost every
branch OF trade with great many things. fancy
articles for druggists including toilet soan face
powder and patent clothes brushes: nicLnacl,s for
dry goods houses from fancy needlecase IN n min
or fine-toothed comb odds and ends far bord
ware dealers as patent trolling-spoons and dat
irons; fancy articles for milners and furnshin o.
goods houses, from hairpn TO - nntent ,,art'rs
many things for toy and book stores mattel sofas
ana cigar cases Tor tobacco dealers in short We
give TO every business some OF the innumerahIe
trinkets and contrivances that are the results of
Yankee ingenuity" ' vi
Is not your business then different from, o.tors
III its methods 7" ~ ''"0io
" 1t is. And what's moro, each Yanleeo Nation
house Is different from all others of its kind in
articles handled and in methods We navar 49,, ~ -
houses In our own trade. We have to take vomne
boys, iresh from school, and train them 70 our
methods. l might explain our tricks and monners
10 you Ior month and you wouldn't Understand
OK our trade, and we don't wish It to have anw
clearer knowledge. We don't know very nh
about the ways of other firms, and we don't intend
they shall know ours. The trade is as old "a Van
beyond it, too" " anu
DO you export notionsg
!, Oh yes Foreigners are beginning to find ont that
the, Yankees invent Thousand and one convenient
little knickknacks such as they never dreamed Of
We send all manner of things to every country Of
Europe, to Africa. Asia and Australia expecf wa
before long," '''''iu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
2l2 O'CLOCK To 3 O'CLOCK.
CLOSING PRICES Oh PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
reported By JOHN II. DAVIS & CO.. No. II Walls.
SATURDAY, July 30-P. NJ


To-day's dealings in stocks call for only little in
the way of comment. The business was dull and
the market, although tuctuatng, was "a waiting one
Generally prices opened lower than Yesterdays
closing figures, and threatened to go still
lower But they were not permitted to do
so, as sustaining orders Immediately placed
where they would do the most good,n and
IA rally followed that carried prices to about the
best figures of yesterday After that tho huctua-
tions were unimportant and indicated nothing more
than an ordinary brokers' market Operators were
paraiyzcd by the violence of the last three days
movements, and distrust their own and everybody
elsc's Judgment. OF to-day's market it may be
said that its dulness because the late
largo buyers found inquiry for their recent acqu-
stions, and the smaller buyers hopeful that the
larger ones must make q higher market, while those
persons who bearishly" inclined are SO demon
allied that if they sell stocks small advance after
ward VIII drive them into being buyers. While tho
market was well sustained to-day it was so by sheer
force; there was none of tho snap in it that was
a marked characteristic of the previous two DAYS
dealings Generally the market closed steady at
figures about halfway between the highest and low
est of the day.
Government bonds were fairly steady with
moderate amount of transactions. But at the end
quotations were not fully sustained, the final bids
showing declines of ls per for the continued Is
and As. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31

In State bonds, Tennessee 6s were higher at 741.
@74l2 and South Carolina consolidated 6s sold Mt
1906 Louisiana consols were quoted 670o8
There were no transactions in city bank stocks
Railroad bonds were dull, and, while prices gen.
orally were strong. yesterdays best figures were
not In all cases maintained. Erie second consols
however, were u higher ut 1924 and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first consols rose from I1Os4 to
11l+0111 and seconds were steady ct 827s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31

In LONDON, BRUSH conso1s were higher lid for
money at l0l IL, and ls for account at IOI :a-I6
United States continued 5s quoted up ID at
1919 4l2s unchanged at 1I7i2, and Is Il lower at
1894. American railways were all higher and the
quotations show only small variations from open
ing figures, but late cablegram SAYS they "opened
strong and closed weak" In Paris, French 3 per
cents rose from 1913 to .S5 francs.
The following the reported quotations for
securities not called ut the Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
NETWORK TRIBUNE SUNDAY 81 TRIPLE SHEET

Boston,, Hartford and Erie firsts rose to s00797s,
and Chesapeake and Ohio frsts. series b.
sold up to SS6S7aa, and the currency debts
were notable for q rise from 593a to 6112
St. Louis and Iron Mountain new 5s sold
at 81. c., c. and l. G. incomes declined from s2la
to so. American Dock and Improvement bonds
were unusually active at I340 1861. OHIO Central
incomes We're . higher at 90 aud Rochester and
PIttsburg incomes Il higher at 49sa. Lake Erie and
Western incomes sold at 76, and Houston and Texas
central general mortgages at 105. Denver ard Rio
Grande consols were steady at 116Q1157s, Kansas
Pacific consols at 109ls and rsts Denver division,
at ll3. Texas and Pacific incomes were l per cent
higher at 81, the rsts, Rio Grande division being
a up at 9934.
The weekly bank statement shows no important
changes in the totals, and results i'm reduction of
only S4I 30 In the surplus reserve. The following
are e totals OF the statement and changes for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31

70 I y
NEwHoRK- July 2s 1881.
vE'HE Second Instalment of TEN Q0) PER
Il CENT OF the Second Subscription the Purchasing
ONCE. HENRY WILLARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31

yVANTED.-3o 600 Galveston, Houston and
w Henderson LIST bonds IT. Winchester so val
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-31
AT BUFFALO.
Receipts.
flour, week 1881,
hhlo

Week, 1881, bush 2al7.J00 $4,000 los36Og L462sOo
Week, 1880, bush 24l6o00 100000 274sO50 23sS900
Since open'g '
ieation 1851. 2sOo6.2Oo soILsOO $3.50 l7sl5sse
igaon, AIS lS9 I295lO2s ss47sOee % Os1osa
NoTRFirst receipts by lake,lsS0 March 2O opead
April 20 1880 First receipts by lake. 1881 May IL Canal
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP,

To introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for q
short time "rhe Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain agate shawl pin, lady's ele-
CANT set iewelry bean cuff buttons. coral neck
lace set of agate studs gold plate band ring collar
button, key ring, pocket book, imitation SILK
handkerchief, pen, peiscil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed to you for 35c. in
stamps; packets for ?lO0. The lot can be re-
tailed at from = to $500.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring, elegant coral brOuch set in box fancy neCks
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets, scarf pin gold plated lady sset gold
plate sleeve buttons, heavy gold plate studs lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Paris an diamond stud,
Maltese cross with r diamond center. beautiful
jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button plated
link watch chain, plain gold plate ring. hobby
cameo ring, Maltese earrings with p. diamond
settings gents full comb. amethyst set, ladya
full plated set with white stone settings, Jet and
cameo scarf pin, eng gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole of this magnificent collection sent
by mail for Il, for $40 for g. This lot
can be retaed easily at from . to so. Address,
N Y. JEWELRr co, Atlanta Ga.
sTHE ATLANTA GLOBE says: This company Ia
perfectly reliable ana the amount they give f0r
your money is astounding"
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18
Fer sale CHeNp.

4 lot of shoemalcr's tools and lasts. Will he
sold very cheap, il taken at once.
Apply to EMILE PEFF .RKORN,
Dec 25-tf OpelOusas.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18

Savoic, Jean Achlc. One hundred and eight
acres of wood and prairie land situated near
Grand Coteau, boundei north by Justin
Witt and others, south by j. n. liilidry
east by d. Leser and west by widow pcIti-
tin: with the buildings and Improvements,
thereon. Amount of State and parish ta'cs
for the year 1877, twenty-five dollars and
four cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18

Sayoie. Francois. one hundred and fifty acres
of land situated at prairie Bassr OF Grand
Coteau, bounded north by Bayou BoIrbcur,
south by lands of Morain east by Joseph
Frozard and west by NJ CorIncr; with the
buildings and Improvement thereon. Am
onlt of state and parish tAcs for the years
1877 and 1878, twenty seven dollars and
torty-thrcc cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18

savoic. Azaln and Francois, and Nulna Car
riere, heirs OF Hyroite Savoe. Eighty
acres of land situated on Bayou Bourbcuc
at prairie DIES FelnmeS, bounded north by
Tavlor's land, east and south by Bayou
BO1rbe.lf and west by Il branch of Bayou
Bourbeur; with the buildings and improve
meuts thereon. Amount OF State and parish
ta'es for the years 1877 and 1878, seven
dollars and thirty-four cents.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18

Blanchard, Mrs. Eleonore. Eighteen acres Of
land situated at Marie Boullard, bounded
north by Joseph Alemand, east by same,
south by public road and west by Albert
'Alemand; with improvements thereon: Ten
acres OF wood land. bonded north by
Joseph Alenand, east by VALERIE Richard,
south by Leon Myre and west by bayou
wikoff. State and parish taxes for the
years 1877 and 1875 six dollars and twenty
three cents
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-18

-, - 2. z. DUSUN,
Sheriff and Tax-Collector, St. Landry Parish.
May Il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19
Fruit 1cees.

J. A. Banker. representing q. s.
Taylor, Of Topeka. Ia soliciting ORDER
for fruit trees Of all kinds, plants, etc
He has an elegant stock, the very
best ever before brought to this coun-
tsy. Thankful for past patronage, he
hopes and desires . continuance Of
the same. He will call upon you
sometime during the spring, and
hopes 10 be favored with orders from
al. He guarantees all his stock to be
In good condition, and agrees to replace
that which may die with fresh stock,
1t half price. He has Homegrown
stock. Living In the vicinity Of g.
lima, he can be easily found II there
ahould b any possible mistake about
the stock. II you want something
that will grow. thrive and bear sbsn-
dant fruit, be sure to leave your orders
with Banker. S-3mos
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19
BRIDGE items.

Winter wheat Is healing out.
The Gypsum has not been forlahle
for the past week.
A great amount Of talk about our
mill project now days.
T. ID. w. Manchester claims to have
the best piece Of upland wheat i'm this
section.
Farmers are about through planting
corn. A larger acreage has been plant
ed than ever before in this section.
Mrs Cliff Thompson was taken sud-
denly Ill Sunday evening with IA con-
gestive chill, and is very sick ut the
present time.
Mr. Stephen kouns' little boy fell
down flight Of stairs hurting himself
seriously. Fears are entertained that
he Is injured internally.
One Of Gypsum's fair daughters and
the Gypsum City blacksmith have
elOped. When last heard Of they were
en- route for Missouri. all because the
parents Of the daughter refused To
sanction her marriage with said black
smith. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

The following extract Il taken from
IN article concerning the infanticide
which recently occurred at Lindsborg
|-pub!ished In the Mcpherson Free
wan Of last week:
Constable Hastings, OF Lindsborr.
pfoceeded 70 Salina 70 arrest Seaton,
and called ON the city Marshal Of Sail
M and Sheriff Baker, fer assistance.
Thee Officers, Hastings claims, pre-
tended 10 be assisting him, but were,
In net assisting SeatOn to keep out Of
the way and finally escape This.
however, hardly seems probable In
view Of the nature Of the case, and we
truaf II b not 30.
o. the same subject the Mcpherson
Rzsoticas makes the following OBJ
sefvation:
Awarrant was issued for his arrest
and put In the hands Of Constable Hast
ings, ofLindsburg. He went to Salina
and II h reported that the officials
thele, instead Of assisting Hastings,
assteted 6eatOn to escape, one Of them
taking him in his buggy to Ellsworth,
where he took the train and left the
country.
We cannot believe that either our
county or city officials took any part
In assisting the party referred to In
his escape. 1t Is . bad charge to make
on Saline county and Salina that their
Officials are in league with offenders.
1t u but justice to the county and them
selves, that the officers explain this
matter. which they can probably do
satisfactorily to all.
Yesterday afternoon young couple
entered Justice Aliens office and
bluBhingly informed the man Of equi-
ty that they wanted to get married.
Su1pecting that all was not well with
tho elders Of this loving pair, his JUS
ticeship began to question them close
~, knowing the heavy penalty $500
which could be enforced when an
angry parent found that . daughter
under age had been clandestinely mar
rieil. The girl was compelled to adj
NIT that she was under Is years Of
age and that they had run away from
their home In Saline county, Kansas,
for the purpose Of getting married.
They begged the justice to marry them
as'quickly as possible, for they feared
the angry father was then on their
tr3ck but with visions Of $500 fine
before his eyes the obdurate man of
law steadily refused. The determined
couple then sought the seductive re-
cesses Of Justice Bacon's Office, who
quickly pronounced the fatal words
which made them one for life.
The couple melted into each others
arms at ninety In the shade. They
gave their names a. Edith Chisholm
and William H. COnant Their pa
rents are respectively, bankers and
land holders in Saline county, Kas.
II was learned that the father of the
girl arrived last night and will pro-
coed to forgive them, or charge around
in search Of somebody this morning.
*. c. Times Iith.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

Chas. Bush, Gardener, has for sale,
cabbage, tomato. sage and sweet pota-
to plants. Call at my garden, one
half mile southeast Of Salina, west side
Smoky Hill river. Plants will be left
daily at the hardware store Of King
man, Hayward 4 Bowen, and at
Campbell 4 Tuthill's, post-ofiice cor
ner. Salina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

There seems to be q disposition on
the part of the county officers who are
required under the new prohibition
law 10 assist I'm prosecuting the viola-
ters thereof-to shit all the resp0nst-
bility on to the city officers. The ON.
Gers of the county and city should
work together in all prosecutions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19
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Lot No. 175. Seventh Street, with
good frame house of five rooms and
cellar. Also lot No. IL, block II, Oak
Dale Addition. with good new frame
house Of three rooms and cellar, and
well. The above will be sold at bar
gain. Enquire Of w. F. Gilbert or NJ.
J. Wellslager. Stf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

Rev. w. A. 6imkins has gone est 70
attend the General Assembly Of his
church, to meet I'm Buffalo. and will
Also take o short vacation. During
his absence. Revs WIN. Bishop and
Maxwell Phillips will occupy his pull
nit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

The strawberry and ice cream festi-
val given by the ladies Of the Episcopal
church last Saturday night resulted In
q profit to the ladies ofabOut SO. The
entertainment was handsomely pat
ronized and full OF pleasure. The
strawberries gave out before the eve
ming was half gone. A much larger
quantity could have been sold had
they been on hand.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

The evidence in the case Of Susan
COlvert vs. John Clancy began to I'M
plicate Stacy 80 seriously that 1t was
found necessary to supPna us to prove
his good moral character. He could
not prove it by anyone else, and out
Of the goodness Of our heart We volun-
teered to do the best we could for him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-19

The only poker game ever played
in the editorial room Of the JOURNAL
was between the good deacon Stacey
and ourself. We held 5 ACES and he 4
kings. Aces always beat kings but
the good deacon got mad thereat and
hence peaches" on US