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The weekly clarion., 1881-09-22
PUBLIC sREARISG.

Col. L. q. G. Lamar will address his fellow
citizens at
Scranton, Saturday. Sept "a, II o'clock
Bav St. Louis, Wednesday Sept. q.
FRANK JOHNSTON,
Chairman DeIa.-con. State Ex. Committee.
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THE business firm of Warrington & say
age, Selma. Ala, is dissolved by mutual
consent, and Mr. Warrington will continue
the business of selling pianos and organs, IN
New Orleans and Jackson. We call atten-
ton to his card. He offers extraordinary
inducements, ana will do exactly what he
says Mr. Warrington has sold good
many instruments in Jackson and vicinity,
and so far as we know, has given entire sat
isfaction.
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PROF DoBYNs makes very efficient
Principal of the mute school. He intends
teaching some of his pupils TO set type, and
will print small paper. We learn from
Mr. H. Fulkerson that few days since he
overlooked the city OF Vicksburg for the
colored mutes of whom he found at least
four He wishes the State to give him
separate quarters so these 100 may be cared
for and taught. From all that we can learn,
he is alive to all that will benefit hi@pupils
or the mutes of the State,-Weekly Report.
1t is evident that the State will be COM
pelied to enlarge the quarters and increase
the facilities for educating the deaf and
dumb. Tie present accommodations will
be insufficient.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS :
cLERKs MoNraLY REPoRr.

CLERKS MONTHLY REPORT.
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. I, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of jackson:
GExTLEMEN-I herewith submit my report
of warrants and licenses issued during the
month of August, 1881:
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sExroNs REPORT (cOIoRED.) }

SEXTON REPORT (CoLoRkD.)
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. !, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor as Sexton for
the colored people, TO submit the following
report of interments of colOred people III the
City Cemetery during the month of August
1881
August l, Maggie Jones, age l3months dys-
entery.
consumption.
August 7. Carrie Leena, age 16 months,
whooping cough.
August 8, Matilda Baptiste, age a years,
burnt from lamp explosion.
August II, Lilly Morris, age months. dys-
entery.
August 16, Abram Morris, age II months,
August Il, Norfolk Lynch, age 10 years in
fiamation OF the brain.
August p, Ben Cooper, age years, malarial
August %, Child of Mrs. Joe Brown, age
dar. cause of death, unknown.
August 28, Miles Charles Carter, age II
months, dengue fever.
August IS, Mrs. Maria Shaw, age 81 years,
paralysis.
August 81, David Daniels, age years mala-
rial fever.
Very respectfully submitted,
Tony BAaNEs, City Sexton
Mr.. speagler Chairman Committee on
Claims reported the following accounts rs cor
rect, and they were allowed:
Phil Hammond, streets ............. ........$ 3g
Chas. Morgan, jail. 70 ~
Alfred Powell streets tf0
a. az -
TGtal ...,..,..., % ~
SCHOOL.
Jackson Benevolent Society, rent of
| Hail from January lst to July lists lOO W
| Petitions of L. Fragiacomo and George
Lemon to reteil liquors were received end
/ flad
/ Megsre. 9oAn Nj. smylie and George Lemon,
committee from the Board Of Trustees Of
/ the Public Schools, appeared before the Board,
and laid hefare itQertatn propositions relating
! to the conduct and management of the schools,
aud suggested the adyisability of consollda-
/ ting the two schools now existing into one CEN
I trail school. The propositions OF the commit
tee were favorably considered, after which
Messrs. Smylie and Lemon withdrew
Mayor MeGill called the attention of the
Board to the vacancy existing in the office of
/ City Clerk, caused by the death Of Capt.
| Harris Barksdale, and asked what vas the
pleasure of the Beard in relation thereto.
MI OlluRdu AHofNu ~ PAO|Ooa " 80
of clerk to fll out the 'unexpired term Car
ried, :,
Nominations being in order, Mr.. Virden
nominated w. s. Power.
Atballot being taken, w. s. Power received
seven votes, fbeing all that were cast), and
was thereupon declared duly elected to the
Office Of City Clerk for the remainder of the
4 term, ending January, 1882.
On motion of sir. spen gleF, it was resolved
/ to instrAet'the Authorities Of the w U. Tele-
| graph Co. to have their poles inside the city
i limits painted
Mr.. VirdgH maYed ta appoint eommittee
/ of three to inquire into the praotiaabIlity Of
having Capitol street lighted with gas. Car
/ ried; and Messrs. Virden, Taylor, and Clingan
appointed as such committee.
/ On motion of Mr.. Jones the Board adjourned
JOHN McGILL, Mayor.
VS.. PowER, City Clerk.
/ PLEzcED-lined Hose for Ladies. al
WHITIxG GRAY's.
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LAte Assistant Physician q Professor
Rieord, Paris.
oFr1on, 1ss e4sAL srnEEr. SEw oRLEAss.
spsorAtrrrs:-Nsrvous Diseases. and chron-
io Diseases.
RErEREsCrs - Fifteen years successful
practice in New Orleans among the most
prominent business men.
ian. 1s 81. "
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Monday. September. s. asssI.

The Usual English course is pursued,
nusic is taught on Plane. Guitar and ViO-
lin; also Vocal Music singly or in classes.
Accommodations fpr limited number of
boarders The Academy is delightfully."- situ-
ated with spacious and tasteful grounds.
A cold Medal will he awarded for DopoTr-
menti n Senior Class; crowns and other prizes
for other classes.
Parents are requested to enter their child
ren as early as possible
For further particulars apply to the
SISTER SUPERIOR,
ST. Joseph's Convent OF Mercy,
sepl Slit Jackson, Miss.
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FOR. RENT.
pI.YMouTH ROCKS

EGGS $50 PER DOZEN BY EXPRESS.
u A few nice Cocks for sale. Warranted to
be pure and and up o representation.
EDWIN MONTGOMERY,
Lock Box 155 Starkville, Miss.
sen ~ 'Sl-3w
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Wayne County Nominations.

Enterprise Courier
The recent Democratic primary election
in Wayne county, We learn, resulted in the
following nominations: Representative.
Alex. Powe; Sheriff, NJ L. McRae; Treas
urer, J. A. Weatherbee; Assessor, Q. J.
Martin; Supervisors, J. S. Busby, D. F.
McRae, J. F. Pou, w u. West, J. J. Golden
The above is good and strong ticket, and
will go through all right.
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OsE-HALr of a very desirable residence,
conveniently located, is offered for rent
See advertisement.
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At WAITING q Gra.

50 Patterns % select from, take your choice
and have your measure taken for suit Of
Winter ClothEng prices remarkably cheap.
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MAJ. RARKsDALEs appointment for Tay-
lorsville on the G7th has been changed to
Paulding (second day OF court.) Gen.
Smith will speak on educational topics the
same day.
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AZ Whiting q Gray'l
At Whiting 1 Gra1.s.

Ladies Cloaks and Dolmans. Jackets and
sacques, in Zephyr, alleolOrs and prices.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
}. A. HosKINs, ET AL,

J. A. HosKINs, EFT AL,
vs.. No 2s4
BARBOUR, EFT AL
| INJER AND By VIRTUE OF A DECREE
y Of the Chancery Court in and for the First
District of Kinds County, Mississippi, rem
dered on the 23d day of September, A d.
lsSO, in the above stated case, | will, on
Monday, the 3D. day of October, 1851,
expose for sale al the Depot in the town Of
Terry, in said county, within legal hours to
the highest bidder for one-half cash and one
half payable in twelve moaths, the following
lots or parcels Of land lying and being in said
county, and State, and more particularly de-
scribed according to the survey OF II, c. Dam
les in said case, as lot Number 10, containing
IS 42-lOO acres and lot number -, known As
the Adams lot, and containing G6 acres. The
above lands will be sold u satisfy n balance
due under said decree and all additional costs
FARRAR MORRISON, Sheriff
By l.. +. CHILEs, y. 5.
a- Sen. II 'SI-3w
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THE Yazoo Railroad scheme grows in
favor as the Advantages sure to result from
it are understood and fairly considered by
our citizens.-Jackson CLARION.
The people of Yazoo City enter into and
share the sentiment of those of Jackson.
We are anxious to become near connections
of yours We want you for neighbors, and
we trust and believe that the day is at hand
when the two places will be only few
hours ride from each other, and able to con-
tribute to each others support and ad-
vantage. The scheme will assist both places.
In few years, with railroad connection,
Yazoo City will be sure to double its popu-
ation, and if jackson can be made, as seems
likely, the great railroad center of the State,
its prospects in the future are very bright
and encouraging. We hope to see both
events occur.-Yazoo Herald.
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Nazareth Academy,
NEAR RDSEOWN, co.. ..... KY.


THIS Institution affords every facility to
Young ladies, desirous Of Obtaining a useful
aud finished education.
Careful attention is given to the manners,
health and comfort Of the pupils.
Terms per annum in the higher Grade, $228
+" " - Lever 1856
These charges include in the higher oours",
lessons in French, German latin and in
both grades, general lessons in Vocal Music,
Stationery, with use OF school books, Doctors
fees, Washing, Bed and Bedding, plain sew
ing aud crochet in all lis varieties.
For further particulars address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR, NAZARETa ACADEMY,
Near Gy.rdstown, KY.
Glasses will be resumed be first MoSDAT or
SEFT@9RER.
sep1 SLIM.
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DESCRIPTION

Said THOMAS is abou; % years old about
feet 8 inches high, and weighs about l4O
pounds; dark complexion, coarse black hair,
brown moustachc dark gray eyes, round face,
heavy beard, (shayedA and low forehead.
viii probably try to make his way to Texas.
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)LLEcT0R's REPORT.

IOLLECTUh ) HEPOhT
JACKSON, Miss, Sept. /, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to report the
following collections for the month of August,
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CAMERON & SWAN,
[ u MBER DEALERS,
JACKSON, MISS.

~ AN NA'OO'
YARD IN WEST JACKSON, NEAR~R, K.
DEPOT; MILLS, BRooKHAvEN, Miss.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ROUGH
IL and Dressed YELLOW PINE LUMBER,
SHINGLES AND LATHs.
Can fill orders promptly for all kinds Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES and LATHS direct
from the Mills, upon short notice. Es~ Orders
solicited.
sePt.2 silly.
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WhitWOrth Female College.
BRooKHAvEN, MISSISSIPPI.
viii Reopen September ~, 1881.

Number Of Pupils lass term..... ............, POI
Number Of Teachers .................. lS
Board pes half yea lemio year ........ ...-s60 90
Taition from m.....,...... ,......Sl5 90 to $25 90
Incidental Fees from ....,. ,.,.....,Sl 90 TO A %
The Languages Ancient and Modern, Ma
thematics, the Sciences, Music, Drawing, and
Painting thoroughly taught.
The coatlnued success Of this school is its
best endorsement. There has not been death
ia the College for years past.
Send for Catalogue
II, =. JOHNSON, A. NJ, D. D.,
iulY3l Sl-2m@ President.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Pos,-ofRce
At jackson, Hinds county, Miss, fer the we,k
ending September p. 1881
Brow n, B. ]. Leonard. Miss
Fasuils, Jas A. Mckinney. Jo. T.
Ere ser. Mr.. McMullen, f. Mrs.
F1oyed Joana Mrs. Mccoy, Amos
Harge, Flora McGee Cesar Julius
Hargrove, D. A. Morgan. Wes.
Howard, Harry Mobley, Ben j
Holt, Thos. e. Myers Clary c.. care
James, Moses A. J. Moore,
Johnson A. D. Pope. W.P.
Johnston, Emma Seals, L.
Johnston, Church Henry, John II.
Jones, J. H. 2 Thomas, James
Williams, W. ].
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
GEO. C. MCKEE, P. NJ.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ga YEAR and expenses TO
U FAgeuts. Outfit free. Address
d. p. 0, vIcKERT' ArorsTa,
Maine. [sep8, Silly.
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GRAND EXCURSION

n EW ORIE-A- Ms !!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ARRANGED
/ tor an EXCURSION from CANTON to
NEW ORLEANS, to be run on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of October.
Ii will leave Canton at 8 o'clock 4 l.. GAS
ing Jackson at o o'clock. Tickets win be
GOOD for five Bays!
train. The hotels in City have reduced their
rates to S1.50 per day for this occasion. A
comfortable seat guaranteed every passenger
Cars viii be furnished with plenty Of Ice
water.
ssp=t4te Coaches gill be provided for the
Colored people.
For further particulars, see circulars Of
schedule and fare
Haalshurst, Sept. ], lSsl-a-
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PROCLAMATION
$3.50 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, II appears by information x :
w ceived by me, that the following named
Penitentiary conyiots made their escape at
the dates, aud from the places mentioned, and
are still at large, to-wit: James Arnold, July
10Th, 1881, from F. NJ Goar, Tupelo, Miss. +;
Levi Bridget Sept. 8th, 1881, from E. & W. r.
r., Holmes county, and Maurice Marsh, aug.
9th, 1881, from Ho-kins s HalaiItoa's Mills,
Brookhaven, Misc, asd ara sill at large;
Now, tAagefpre. I, J. NJ, STONE, Governor of
Mississippi do aifer the bove reward fol- the
arrest and confinement in Jail of the said con-
yicts, or $50 90 for one or more of them; said
reward PAYABLE by Hamilton. Allen & Co..
Lessees of the Penitentiary. And do more
over require all officers of this state to be dill
gent in their efertG e sFrest said fugitive con-
viets-
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
r of The State a yod, at jackson, this
u 81 18th day Of September, A. d. 1881.
]. NJ. STONE.
By the Gavernar
HENRY C. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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A CIRCULAR from Col John Scott, Gen
eral Manager Alabama Great Southern
Railway, informs the public that Mr.. III. Fl.
Colbran has been appointed General Freight
and Ticket Agent of the Alabama Great
Southern Division of the consolidated line,
vice Mr. L. B. Morrison, who has been aP-
pointed General Eastern Agent for the
entire line.
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z Inc Stock for Sale I

Grade Jersey Hall Calves, and
One thoroughbred Ayrshire For
Sale.
ONE THREE-FOURTHS ~ JERSEY.
" ONE SKvEK-EIGHTHs III JERsEY.
ONE ONR-HALF ~ AYRSHIRE.
ONE THoRoUGR-BRED AYsHIRE.
These grades are all from fne ShOrt-Horn
Cows.
Any one wishing to improve their stock
has chance to buy cheap and fine animal.
They can be seen At
sep.l-4w. PENITENTIARY STABLES.
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City Assessment NOtice,

THE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF REAL AND
i Personal Property Of the City Of Jack
son having been completed and approved by
and All persons assessed are invited 20 ex-
anime said roll and fle any objections theF
nav have to said assessment, within tklrty
days from this date. Thereafter the Foll viii
he turned over to the City Collector and m
objections will be considered.
W. s. POWER, City Clerk.
Sept. Is, 1Ssl-sw,
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Hinds County
Gazette, at St. Elmo, writes that within a
week the gap in the n, J, & G. Railroad to
Kinds county line will be only q miles OF
very light work, being level bottom.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The Reform Medical College
OF GEORGIA.
FACULTY;

/. NJ. COMINGS, NJ D, Professor Anatomy
and Surgery.
J. 7. COX NJ D., Professor Physiology and
Pathology.
5. F. sALTER, NJ. D., Professor Theory and
Practice.
JOS. d. FRIEND, NJ. D.. Professor Obstet-
rics and Diseases of Women and Children.
W. c. JONES, NJ. D., Professor Chemistry
and ToXicoogy.
JOHN KOSI, NJ. D.. Professor Maieria Med
ioa aud therapeutics.
The next ses ion Of this time hOnored insti-
tuuoH will commence on TUESDAY,, NOvEN-
BEK lsr, lSSl, and continue without inter-
sF6ption until March lst 1882 The course
of instruction will be thorough and complete,
and equal 10 auy College in the United States.
FEES,
Tuition for one fun course Of lectures,
including all departments, .,.,.... $50 90
Naturalization .... 90
Deblons rators fee, 10 90
NfAduatlon, .,,.,, ,....s 20 Ou
Scholarship tickets, not including gradua-
ton fee, will he sold for Sl09 90. This will
entitlc the holders to attend as many courses as
they please and at such times as may suit their
and Demonstrator's fec. All fees must he
paid in advance. For further particulars ad-
dress 5. I. SALTER, NJ D., Sec'y,
Cor. Broad and Walton Streets,
sepS Slim.
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HENRT c. MrEns, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION

James Arnold-Age, 95; height feet 8
inches complexion brown, hair and eyes
black; left leg shorter than right; limps from
pistol shot wound; heavy set; has white swell
ing in right leg or ankle,
Levi Bridget-Age 2s hsighi , fees inches
complexion Slight brown; eyes brown, hair
back; scar under right chin long scar. on
top of head Eerg large ears scar ~ left
knee scar in center Of small of back. y
Maurice Marsh-Age 26; height ieet :
inches complexion hair, and eyes black
scar on left wrist.
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A6rssRs powER & RARKspAI.E

Zephyr shawls and : full line ef single and
split sephyr.
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University Of VIRGINIA.

cEssION begins on the First Of October,
- and continues nine months. Apply for
Catalogues to the Secretary Of the Faculty, p.
o.. University Of Virginia, Albermarle Co.,
Virginia. JAS. F. HARRISON,
iuly2l, sI-2m. Chairman Of the Faculty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

Mr.. Alex Berg, of Smolan town.
ship, this county, was married at the
town of Cresson, Ks, OH the 9TH inst,
TO Miss Mamie Lewis, of the latter
place, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. Mr.. Campbell. For some time
past there have been various sly winks
from the boys at Alexis frequent Wis
its west, and now the vexing problem
has been satisfactorily solved. He is
one of the most popular young far
mers in the Smoky Hill valley, and
his Deighbors will be pleased to well
come the happy couple to their pleas
ant future home in our great Southern
valley, where We earnestly hope they
may be blessed with all the happiness
possible I'm this life. A bumper to
Aleck and his bride!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03
New b lNeeooeo Youe laoomo.

Jusk N thi. seasoo NJ The war thss,
Are. amour Cur resder.. no. IooSins
for emnlovment for the next siS
month";. Ne havs lsfelv receivei Ann
n. IS. Rrovn q On The vell.k novn
manufhctrrer, Of snecisiities Tor sSrnts
70 handle. a reoueof To nut them In
coammnnicafion MIN one or n,ore
suifahIe ner.ons I'm hi. locslifv n ~
a aeente in introdncinS ssvsrsl of
tbeir nofent household aSticIe. n the
oommunifv- and affer considersfion
We NO t6is method 10 comniv with
their reouevt. The arm are msnufSc.
turefs Of a Iarrs humber Of houeehoId
srticIes. vhick thew introduce m the
public by means Of acenss. hsvinS
sometimea n many A nm ner.on. IN
iheir e,nnIcv Ths r.,tic,,,e. s,t;sl..
which fhev ssek n intrnsInce hers n
this dine. A Rrovn,s Psc,ls.. SiSis,
eeneraIIv INSTRUMENTATION n - The he.t
IN theevorId- OF which nsSriv ons mil.
lion vene soId dnrinS ~" M vs.,. the
Kitchen Omen ths ists.f ma I,est In.
vention n C;oai M TSmn. and the
enIv aheoiufIv ssSs f.amp ,rs.is ths
Centennial C:ke and R.Ee pan an A..
ficis Vhich IL. = r.tion.S ,sr,,t ~ ~
and n the deiieht Of every hn~.eE ser,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

1t Is stated that some of the gentle
men who were before the convention
as candidates for Register of Deeds,
and did not receive the nomination,
are now engaged in opposing the can
didates on the Republican ticket for
Sheriff and Register. We are sorry to
hear this, and certainly hope it Is un-
true. The gentlemen referred to are
prominent members of the party, have
stood high in the estimation Of the
party, and their alienation from the
ticket at this moment will be fraught
with nothing but evil to their future
aspirations. They can not afford to go
hack OH their past records and oppose
q ticket which will be elected In its
entirety
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03
Free % Ceee.

Dr.. King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, ETC, 10 given away In trial
bottles free Of cost 10 the afflicted. II
you have . severe cough. cold. difficulty
Of breathing. hoarseness or any afisc-
ton Of the throat Or lungs by all
means give this wonderful remedy .
trial. A you value your existence
you cannot AFFORD 70 let this 0pp0r-
tunity pen. We could not AFFORD, and
would not give this remedy away un-
lee We knewit would accomplish what
We claim for II. Thousands Of hope
less cases have already been complete
~ cured by It. There b NO medicine
In the world that will cure oue-half
the cases that DR.. King's New Discov-
cry will cure. For sale by druggist
verywhers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

1t is very cold as we write
to-day. and We are brought
face to face with the fact that
winter is upon US. We know,
too, that people are compelled
to look about for wood, coal,
bed clothes, clothing, boots,
shoes, &C., to protect them
from the very cold winter
winds and frosts of Kansas.
We think it but right that we
should call the attention of all
the people to our unusually
good facilities for furnishing
goods.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

The Swedish voters have no desire
to go back upon the Republican ticket.
They understand the situation fully.
They know that it is folly to try TO
elect more than one Of their country.
men to Office this fall They selected Ed
Nelson as their representative on the
ticket, and for his election they will
use their best efforts. They know full
well that in attempting to elect Mr..
Holmqvist they are liable to divide
their forces and strength, and thus lie
feat both Nelson and Holmqvist. The
Swedish people were perfectly satisfied
with the nomination Of Ed Nelson,
and desire his election only. The cards
We publish this week from prominent
Swedes fully demonstrate how the
Swedes stand on the Sheriff question
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

In the case of the City vs.. Gus.
Schultz, the defendant being charged
with violating the liquor law, Schultz
was found not guilty. The case Of the
City vs.. John Ryan-the latter being
charged with the same ofiense-was
called uplast Thursday and adjourned
until tomorrow
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

Mr.. e. Eberhardt's new residence.
one of the largest and handsomest i'm
the city, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. II is nearly ready fer the car
Penters' inside finishing work and the
painters Mr.. Eberhsrdt hopes to oc-
cupy il by Thanksgiving day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

The mother of Mr.. 4. A. Kingman,
of Gypsum Creek, died at her home in
Tazewell county, H., on Oct. Ii, of
paralysis, at the age of 10 years and II
days. She arrived at Peoria 40 years
ago, and was consequently one of the
earliest settlers of that country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

There IL no uncertain sound i'm the
tone of our county correspondence
with reference to the support Of the
regular Republican ticket. Nearly all
the correspondents are outspoken and
express the sentiments of a people who
do not propose to be deceived, or per-
suaded into the support Of men who
are altoge ther too liberal with their
pledges and promises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

Mr.. F. w. Ward. missionary Of the
American Sunday School Union,
whose postoffice address is at McPher-
son, desires all those interested in Sun
day school work, who know of places
in need of Sunday school organizations,
donations of " Lesson Helps " or 9TH
er periodicals, Sunday school supplies
or visitors, to address him at McPher-
SON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-11-03

The trick of opening n front door
and throwing in lot Of poultry is fun
for Halloween, but To have "a tub Of
cold, cold water thrown down on the
expectant throng ~ they watch the
result of the poultry invasion, is not
near so funny.