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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
gna. fRrInaftn nrFf.

Nem @ort, 2. 9eSbr.-Solgen0es itnb
bic SdaluBnotirungen: @elb bradte Sruiifen 6
unb Yrosent pro Sabr uHo 1l64 pro Gag. -
@terlinq Re6iel 4.8O-4.8O4 uuf 60 Gage
unp 4.84-4.84t auf Sidlt. - 8unbeS Dbl.
Qotionen: periangerte Schier 100, DO. Siinfer
IO2#, 44zprossnttse Coupons 1135, 4xero8.
DO. 1174. - gttien: 0fod= =Sslauo 1874, Ptttss
bura 1871, S0s. Central 1893, N.<D. Sentral
1881, 2ate>Shore 1919, grie 45&s, 90. Brioris
t6ten 93a, gtprtb=@elern 1926, DO. Priorit1s
ten 1921, N.zS. Central 953, ReaDrng 662,
gSefiern Union 855. lluterIdabamt8zB zBilaH5
Sob $50, 1873 ,048, GOurant 81, ,l43,25l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
Ser Qetd,etlftlt,O in G1tffato.

8uffaIo, N.sY., 2. De3br.-0ie &or0'
rer8 llnteriuhung iiber Die 2eife Oes Mannes,
Der angebltd Gurnbam bleB, un0 in eineIl
&aiude, perihieoene QsbenSpert4erung8 Sc.
isuidjaften gu betriiscn, Die 6auptroDe ipielte,
it bcgonncll tporben. Die IHgelegenheit be
IdlGitigt auBcrbem ole @ran0 Surp, oa fid Or
rim 9. Sbomas pegea bes 8etrugcs I'M Sc.
fGnoniIe bcfinbet. Barter, Der bei'm Se9rdbs
nifie Gunbam's ais 2cifeubefatter fuuqirte,
ilt in Canada in 5nft unb loq hlerber gebra4t
fperben. SIN Goli;etgerid)te beantragte Der
Gtoataonipalt bcuta, 3bomaS iOlle obue Sor=
pcrb1r fefteebaIten neroen. Der ToliSciribter
beseidHete cin ioldes Saiabren fir elne Ttes
hertrod1t. III Der CT fid1 ME perfehen iperNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
e1,nfePs 9auoa,,a perb pte,t.

Stem 3 Orf, ?. 0esbr. - Der 0ampfer
,St. @ernlain," fpeldler ben bon Der 9emetnoe
9ipttinsen nah amerifa geididten adrl Senz
iamin 3unfel (iber pelden mir qeftern bertf1=
tften) am Soro hatte, fam beute friib bier an.
3oaeinnehmer 8obertion idhidte einen 8eams
len on goro bes Oampfera, nm ben Gapitdu
su benahridtigen, baB man ibm ben Slarir=
idein perwsi9ern wiiroe, i'm Safe er 0uutel
ans 2anb iette. Der @apttdn psiserte fidl
cemssmGB, 9untel 81 lanben. Der 3olein=
nebrnsr erfldrte, er banble inter ben Seroro'
punaen oes am 8. WtdrS 1875 augenOmmenen
Geicbss, peld,es bic Gambling irgeno pel6er
9luslGnosr. Gle iif criniineuer Sersehen ihul'
hin nPn1ndlt hnhen neIhiatet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
IermtSGte 5epeidJeu aus Telua
NDrf,

Gep.Dorf. 2. 0eSbr. - Sohn 6tqiaro,
YrGfoent Der ,Me6anics ane 2aborerszBant"
in Serienr@itp, psld1e am 2. gtOuember 1873
ioairte, lit pegen betriigeriidler &ouipirutiou
III IS Wpnaien @eIdngniB perurtheilt werOen.
- Die ,2abor StanoarOz amertcan= auri-
lialp aiIcciation" bssins heute abeno cine
Ssier gum aInasbeuteu an Sobn Brown, ben
r6eloen BON 5arper's 5errb," Gs lpuroe pors
qeidlaaen, eire Subifrtptlon fiir Elm Sobn
Hromn, ,Mouument su aSffuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
9sbnabstfe oeS Sd)Wetnep0fel9es
Sf16ftS I'm Cincinnati.

8 iflctnnatI, ., 2. OeSember. : Oas
,@irci1nati- 8rics Current" brin9t 8erifte
bon So Grosent Der 2ofcltdteu, po I'M lesten
Sabre Sdipeine ssp6felt tpurben, einIdlteBs
lid fir giooember. 9lns benielben ergibt iif
Elm @sinmmt Quantum oon 1 ,708,O00 tiir
oieie SaiiOn, gesen 2,215,000 wdhleno oerielz
ben 2eit bes pOrigen Sabres. Iuf @runb bic
ier 3ablen rpiro Deranidllast, baB oas bis De-
scmper gcpUfelte Guantum um 100000 9ertrl@
ger, als i'm Sorjahre iein, unb baS @noe Der
Saiion einen GuSfall BON 100000 Bfuno
eraeben nir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
gtera Setritgeretett tit
gSehrnSfd.

> m b a, 2. NeSbr.-Sm Bnnbe59eriAte
murten seftern 6reb. 6. @larp, Bofmetiter in
Storep, giebr., @bas. s. Sobings, Ggeut,
uno Gom. @orbin, SuperinteRbent BON ,8il=
Nor, SaltsburD & Comps 8oitlutlfen 9t>
ME" in 9lnilugeSufaub oeriett. Die 9tnfla9en
lauten uuf @omplot gum Setruge Der 9fe9ie-
ring aut Der Siuie ;tuiden S,onep unb 0eao=
pcob. Cine aubere Qnrlage sesen @orbin unb
Sbbines lautet auf @rlansung zines gefdlidlz
len Suidts. Sboin9s bat Sar9ifaft &C.
sphpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
,esune- sreinigte SUIT iou 3uiuno Orpsns ebfr


ben aaf EqS gP
10 tum 81
Su
mana gabinfe pttdg sat
DON @rT " NOS
y HGr0
Gde@d
nmenNe
yin nt9f ann tam au @F" Ano
| O
| renb
| fir Cd
| u ues Ser
Butter, r,na6
@erud oSe dhmad
aQadnsiGn 4at nit m6n 9ltta
0sf Pr
| Sdo9an
| i'm tinbs oftuF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
Mnf htr S.tridninaa ner,lnnIift

Gh1rIe on o.s@., 2. Oe8br.-ArnoIo
Sanbsrhorit, ein prcmineuter Siirser Don
gbarlelion unb gigentbdmer ausge1ebnter
3eisplantagcn on Der 8iifte, rpurbe gsitern auf
Siatrob. Sslanb, mo er-iih auf Der 0triflase
befauO, ourdb ;ufdlige @ntlapuna ieiles @ez
uebrs ect6btet. Gr mar Elm RitslleD Der Sc
IellIhoft Der Cincinnati"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
1l1tSHGn0c.

Soliet, Sus., 2. 9e3br.-2llle &aaelOB>
ucr IN ZEN hieii9en Stablruerfcn ftelten 9eltern
bic 9lrbeit Elm, neil ibr 0obn uuf 123 @ents
pro Stnuoe recuSirt tpurSe. 0as ganSe @tas
pliIiement purbe sur 8etrtebaetnfeQung &C.
spunscn, unb 2500 &rbet:er iiRb Obne 8eidafs
fin1If1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
STANDARDIZATION.
Sic Gcblenidn0ereien Oct ySea6tts
Qet SQt1st."

YbiIabelphia 2. 08br.-@au glaubt
jett, baB 9Rm. q. Sauoabilt on Der Sptee
ots Snnbifats ltebt, rueld]es mad Der GrflGs
rung bts Srn. Sopen bereit 1T, bic Sobleuldn<
oereien Der > y8bilarelpbia s6ea0ingr @ienbabu=
geiellihaft" su iibernebuer. 6r. Sanoerbilt
ioll lett ldngerer 3eit ben antauf bon aatbro=
citzSoblsnl0nb teabf6tist baben, bod erildrt
@rGfoent 8onb, baB oas Der 8eaoinser @oms
rc9uie gebUrige 2ano nidt 81 faufen tft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
8Intt8e S6Idgerct ttnter 9aDn=
NrbetfeftH.

8rabfor6, Yenni., 2. 0eSember. r.-gtwa
100 idpebiidle mp iriidle glrbc,ter Der nBttS'
burg BRADFORD 8ufialO'er Sabu" famen gez
tern bierbsr, nm itdl ibren 2obn au85ahIcn gu
laiien, tporarf iie iid belranten unb etne bluz
tige Sdla9erei unter chamber beganuen. Sin
gdmeOc, 9tamens Sranot, tpnrOe ge6otet
uE0 brei anbere Arbeiter ldrper perleBt. Bolist-
Ten fohuSeu Quf bie Shulolneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
8etnlifhtes.

Die beuti9e Steuereinnabme betrug $373,z
1921, bie 3ouetnrabme $685., 3,521.32.
Cur @inl0lun9 beitimmte 9tGttonalbanfnoten
jmI Setrage bon $277 900 murben bente I'M
Sdatamte empiau9en.
Seridte bcs MiirSnmts erseben, baB tpdbz
rer6 bes 0ionats gto0en1ber i'm @auIen 8,
S64 1886 @cloitiife aller Sorten i'm @eiauu1tz
ipelthe bon $12 1851 ,760 gsprGgt pur0en.
gEm. S.Niilburn aus S0inois, beiier inter
6em 9tameu Der ,,bliube Breoi9er" befanut, 1T
bier an9efommen, Dem Sernehuen nad, nm
fi6 nm Die Saplarsfelle I'M Stepraientantenz
bQule III bemerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
--=a---7-=-s7ll-7zi=7=z7-'
&r6mOe.

9oughfeepite, N,zD, 2. 9e3br.-0ie
y8ou9teepfie' @lasbiitteu" murSen in peraan-
qcrer Gadt ncbit sinem 9rOBen SOrratbe BON
@las ourd, 6eusr serit0rt. Dian id1dtt Den
@erluit uuf $250,0OO, uno bic Serfhrnna
auf $15O,0OO. 9as 6euer mar obne 3neltsl
hos gSert zines SranbItiters.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Sprtu9fielO, Ytuii., 2. 9e5.-9anieI
geaptt aus agaroan, 25 Sabre aft, uurve
tcute triib nube 6eeOiu9zSills als Geid)e in let
nem g8a9en aufgefunbsn. ST iuar bon hinten
bur6 ben aopf geihoiien porben, Iuo Gle
ufflffdflue oelifeft dllT ,KdnprtOrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
GGnfernff.

Bofon,2. December -Baul 0i. Swain,
Mailer uuo GOmmiiionshdnnler IN 6drbeiiof>
fen, Grosuen unb GbeHifalien. bat faatrt.
Der Beiras Der attiua uuo Yaiitua 1T nod
uic1t befauut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
Gim @eram6gem
prS Die Gonrole aber S3pne tn etnem
w. Gpnntp Spwabtp hG1ert

pabhn md Dollars ir BPada
iir IHe
nbom1 Nouemtu 1nrf
Lp
mGbn
tim
4stunbno
pG6e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
@aIaenfrtif.

gBbitehall, 9.=0., ?. De3embr.-5m
Scue bCs MOroerS g8inet, beIcn 6inrihtuuc
auf heuie fciigeieet mar, lit cine Stunoung res
@erf0hrenS benidigt, unO Die Sinridtung auf
uubeflmtrfe 2eit beli6oher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Sas &reMsrerb6r 0eS s!ageflagtea
bcen0et.

Gem uielgeriibmtes Bud THE Truth" Ell
Blagiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
GySpdrniTc i'm SterTp offs Gieuf

9as 9oit.9epartcmcnt per0ftentIifte hcute
einen GerlGt, monah i'm urgangcnen NIO-
nate bic Au8gaben fir Ctu3lne SternpOf.
Routcn 10 berabagistt wolOen itL,s. oaB ourd
oieie neuen &eOuttiOncn pre- Sabr $l11, ,155 cr-
ipart tperoen.
Der ltelucrtretenbe @enerolsY YofmciTer er.
liCB beute einen Gei'bl, pelder bic ircie Sef0rs
oeruug Der jdbrlihcn Scridte aaer lanulpirtb.
id)uilthen @duIen anoronet. 8ieie Sdule.t
fno bttunntlid) Ourdl bus @eiet uerpAtttet,
inter etnanber nit igreH SulAten 81 tue4s
Col.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
gSie n.an NIT S3one eia &ermOaea itsrt.


ui S 4
nbehaue e.
annSh n pap lad
9ua
sGSaa as
Rhdenhu dnn
bben@
onn
IL
dHag srsf ann us fuabe sr
nertbpoaNen slrttfeI tn Oct gSelt
mode
2rentie 2referpins @ompanp (simtteo),
Of Ninth and Race Streets Cincinnati,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Soniul 8ooispslt Su 8Orbeaur bat benz
@taats 0epcrtement ange3e;9t, OaB in &C.
nannter Stabt nom l. Sunt bis gum 1. gtOs
pembCr rddlIen SabrcS cine Snrultriez uuO
anytlnlturz 1ellung ftattftneen lpirb, melAe
BON beionvIem Snterciie fir ameritantId)e
8lu;er uno 9eiiillrteure iein pirb, oa Die
Gclbeeruu0en, melhe Die 8bplorcra in ben
europGiiten 28c.nber9en aurtWtet, amerIt0ntz
idlen gSelnen un0 Splrituoien Do'riibeu" iebr
bal6 quten abiat oerihaffen mug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

SseIegrapbIi9e 9spei9ea.
EeeTi4te Der nahociirten BreIe' fir ben pDeutT9c1
&orrelpoubenteR".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
ssiGtis fir Groteritett, 2a&er, gt0ofer nmo oas
alsemeine 9n6fennt.
Ser &Smig 6liiGnta0er.

IrpsB al 4rtife,
no ami ueeeabtih fermentation uno ESns!
III &c @era@ ORUA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
Sic RIntterit.

g(us geridteu, tpeIde lester Gage Der SEA.
autdtsbeb0IOe SuGegauaeu ituo, gcbt
berpor, oaB bic GIattern in BtttSburg, Rid)-
monb, GrOoIlnu, philadelphia unt Chicago
eroiftren. Sn IeBterer Sta6t fnb in Der per-
gon9Cncn 8ofe % Perionen Der Seude err
lesCH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
EtIuJIIIIUAVt UIIUUNNI'
r~r,tspeIM

8aria, .. 9e5ember.-6r. 9aul Bert bat
lSru. GuiQp, eiuen oiiientircn0en Btieiter, mel
der elue 3eitlang al8 &itar oeS Bcre Snacintb
fupgirte, Su ieiHCm Aifleuten i'm 8aiH5ntint-
iterium ouselpGht.
Bari8, 2. DECEMBER. - 8remicrmiuiitcr
@umbetla lat ocm @meral Gban5p len Ab,
beruiungsi6reiten ais @canoler an 9tuBlanO
ibernittelt uuo gc6ierer miro oaiielbe ndfftenB
in 8CtrSburg Dem @5areniiberreiter. @eneral
@barcD tat ein midt9cS 0tiIiidr.SOmmanOO
oCCeptilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

yonb0n,2. 8e3ember. - 0te 9r6Bte De
monfrution, nelf)e ictt 8eginn Der SanSagl-
t1tiou in GdlottianO InttfanO, ipuroe geitern 8u
9lbubeer in &cere geIett. 3wetauicn0 Dele.
gaten, ipelde 10000 Iarmer Oertrcten, ionic
mebrere idottide Observation-Disclosures pagcn
ariueIeno. geibliIie muroen angeuommeu,
meltc cine ourdorsiien6e Ba4treOuttion, Ser'
qiitung fir pOrsenpmmcne Serbeherun9eu,
2u,be0uug bes 5ppotbefen9eiebes uno pes
9ialorntSrsd1ts, ionic uerifieOene 9eiete i'm
Srtcreiie Der Bdfter Uerlangcu. @iue vNrmcr-
gllian3 fir Shottlono" murbe organltrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

q -" nt"'tpt'u' ~ VS' ~''t' c< %Iau
rc8 rGcuriel" ans "opcoH gicbt on, Or. Wtlt,
0lr brittidlc @eian6te oil bic Ser. Staateu, e,
inf1uiIi mOr0eH, Die augeIcgenbtit im G',yci
Der yGiialTnatiOnS Frciie" (gelp,iir iriihcr
Gr9one in gtmujta) obermal8 sur &cnntnib
or Gunblsre9iQupQ Su br,HgeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

zcIbfmorS etncs b.,;iIGlcn cTFt ,'ers.
2ouOou, 3. 2c,br. = Oberit Stonlcn,
Gin peniionirier Siii5ter uuO Serwanbter pcs
perilnrbenen Dean StanlCp, bat fb in Blaos
ior nit eincn1 Ncpnlner erihniien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Waori6, 2. 9s5br. - Su Der 9lbgsorbues
tenfammer mnroe heute nit @inp.Qigung Der
Diiuiiitr Elm BejAluB in grm1Quug aeaOgeH,
ndder ben paromeutauIden @io 0auin mo-
oif5irt, b0B ibn Elm abasOrbneter irgeHO eincs
@ldubenSbefenntnifeS ablegen fann, ohne iei=
ncr leligi6ien uebeISeuguug 3pang au5utbun.
-Sn1 Senate ipulben Die sill sur @onotrtiz
ring Der Sbli9ationeni1ulo uuO biejenige,
pdte bic 9tcgierung uutOriiirt, Oirette Inter
banDlungen NIT Der Snbabern Der cOnioliOirs
ten Sdlulo un5utniipfeu, oeItntiU an9cnOm.
mgn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
0ur1e &abeIpepefdltri

- 6ruu Quuatrp, Die engliitle ProieiFoneae
Sd0nhett, ntro am 15. bs. Dts. I'M pan
murfet=8heater gum Selteu 6es rDramattiaen
6ones" auitreten.
- Die Selegrapbenlinie ben 8ientfiu mad
Sbnnabai in China 1T iest poaeHost.
- gant elmer 8eriinsr 9epeite bat elm Dor.
tiqe StlohOusr ben Auitrag erholten, eins
9seiieritatiie 0oihingtOn's an3uiertiaen, tuelfe
in 8biIabelpbia auiGeitelt uun e27OO tofea
ioQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03
GTs&ai,erin 6 A1cnte erfgaut

Von0 on, 3. 0ejbr. - 9tc Gr Sniisyi1
@ugenie if burd llnpoblieiu, mcldeS lie id
eur3 s,ncn Sal 5u5o9, oil lbrc AieijGe Sop-
rllIn Qeielidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Hom, 2. 84euber. - Sn eineul heute ab'
eebaltenen Gonitiorium tra9te Der 8apft nah
elner iur5en &0ofution Die oerlammelteu 0iirs
pentrdqcr Der Sirde, oh iie nit ber oeiligipre-
dung bon 2abre, De 9fOiie, 2aurentuno Claire
eiupafanben iticn. Ginhimmige GinpiQi=
Qunq nuroe Su oem Sorid)la9e 9e9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-03

Gber0een, 2. December. 2eife be8
I'M DECEMBER 1880 gefOrbenen Carl bon Sromz
foro uno Salcarrt8 1T aus einGm beitgelt
@rabQctpDlbe geraubt lpOr1cn.
Yian permutbst, OaB Die @eritdte iibey bic
Grneueruug Der llntCrbanolunaeu in S:sug
auf Die 3uriiderlanguug Der lleJerrefe u. Z.
Gtemart's in Rerp,Dort Die &bater Su ocut
Qe,r,rurn1thp hprtnncu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29
REPORT OF TINE PRESIDENT OF TINE
RUBY AND TREASURY MOUNTAIN
MINING 00PANv.
SALiHA, kANs.. Sepl. q, lNsl

sALNA, NAME, Ser u, ltel.
ID a, s'osaAc'der, # he Rssy aad Ttsars,y Aoss
iais Atsiss 'Sngnsy.
arriv ed n the Crested Buttes on the assh o.
August. and len there ON the l3th Of s~.aenbsr
Ny time While there vas devoted 10 . careful RI.
animation Of our mine situated In Irwin Ssoshsc
S S.ans nSsis SLATE River, and Treasury Aosniaiu
In order that you may have sos,e idea Of the
location OF the above property. b necessary Tot
belt In the tiuunison Country CONNIE sces ct irwin
on the south. and tr,versrs ssni-eirrular Ipc. l
distance Of forty niles \ IN the Maroon NOsnsaius
Is .na Eas III: fs E. .. s, he :s.
O-Be-Joyful Basin, Pesier Rasin, Poverty (;.lrh.
Treasury Mountain, sheep Mountain, the niDins
districts sur!eandine Gothic IL uhIch are Irsie1
nuober Of the best nine IN thas cuuntry. su1oos
vhieh are the Lsosa, sylvaniss, asa vkss helieve
vil eessse long be delsoasir.ssd 10 b ose Of ~
1919 Virginia Belle. o.asd BY thu Coarasy
Who. sos The pasa tvo yean. have been busily co.
enseI y SSenins up and asvesoptns niaiae roger
". waile many valashse discoveries have Sres
set,iea bsyssa . dosbs, yet tAe devsIopos.s a
-. "a l:p.riss. :.i. his .i !. . s q =.
CosssIy ..s ,eslsd SeoS prscs 70 .is,s ~
bot ee0 vest1Fed into that coasfry d1s1>, ~
year, ana thaa sinee that time he lnaaa ovs.Siaa
.s in p: sssdsy ce.s ~: Of ..s uss Ar.svs
% the devesspaels Of the coassry. To ~ n
Be s9Aed also The di0eulty Of rssehine ~ cs1o-
asd oshes linss q travel TAeo hinirDeces NM
!. . sAess tie pass have bees happily 49,
et- The inAians have been reosvsd e CeaS ~
he ns.ves H. 0sa.ae Railrsa1 ; 80 e d..
~ Bate, n Tie vesy heass e tke niniss -
tsict vhils ths Desyes Z South Psrk 1aflrssS Z
r.Ytdly eocsa..rtias ~ liae 70 ~ aas 800. I
I. S;ssasS ~ ~ e e Ia. syss
year. fnefe = - asesisb vkstevev 4 - erSSs
yeslsA yhifh lIes h01ss b - nsa1a6es AZ ~
diserkn hass naasA. ~ vhtcA esIy sUsiss -
astso. = s,srs.sse s:siiai 70 dixiose he li1lss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29
DRESS GOODS.

1t is impossible for US to
mention all the fashionable
things in our Dress Goods
stock. We have almost all
kinds Of desirable goods that
are i'm the market from 8 cts.
to So per yard. Satin de Lyon
Satin Marveilleux, Surah Sat-
in, Velvets, Black and Col
Ored GrOs Grain Silks, Trim
ming Satins and Silks, Chu-
dab Cloths, Nuns Yelling,
Flannel Suitings, Black and
COlored Cashmeres, Stripes,
Plaids, Cheap Goods, etc.
We offer great advantages to
ladies wishing to purchase
dresses for themselves or their
children.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29

The Kansas State Meeting Of the
Christian Church began its sessions In
this city last night. To-day and to-
morrow the Preachers Institute, whose
attention il given to the special work
Of the ministry, Is i'm session. On
Saturday the Sunday School Associa-
ton will convene. On Monday and
Tuesday the General Missionary Con-
vention will assemble in the Christian
Church, the Woman's Board of Mis-
sions using the Presbyterian Church
building. A large number of dele.
gates will be in attendance throughout
all the meeting, and many will come
and go with the sittings of the differ
ent bodies. Many Of our citizens are
assisting the members Of the Chris
tian Church i'm entertaining the visit
Ors. Preaching every evening until
after Tuesday, October 4th. The Wis
iting preachers will occupy the differ
ent pulpi,s Of the city on Sunday fore
noon and evening
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29

Mr.. A. T.. Willard. Of Bavaria, will
exhibit at the Saline county fair his
fine 2-year old Booth bull. Baron of
Geneva" 34,442 a. II. b.; also his
thoroughbred Ayrshire cow, "Young
ILL.," 1,S4l A. 4 G.. Ayrshire Herd
Book; three splendid high grade
Jersey cows by Anderssn's thor
Ough bred bull Duke Of Lawns
dale" one high grade Jersey yearling
heifer, IN fine aninial), nnd about TWEEN
ty high grade Durham, c,ws, all bred
To " Duke Of Geneva" Each COW will
bear tag showing the date she was
bred and the time of her comm. in.
Also two full blood Cot-woI.I bucks,
prize winners at the Kansas City fair,
three high grade Cotswold bucks, and
one pure bred Poland boar, one year
old, Ia splendid aninal).
All Of the above described stock will
he sold at public auction to the high
est bidder, ON the fair grounds ON the
last day Of the fair, Friday, October :,
1881 (; sale 10 commence nj 1880 A. NJ.
Terms, II months credit, with 4 per
cent. interest and approved security,
or per cent discount for cash. Farm
ers and stock men, here is u splendid
chance for you tn get good stock mt
your own prices and on very liberal
terms. WV. X. GEIs,
AuctiOOeer-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29
MEMS CLOTHING.

We are general agents for
the Merchant Tailoring De-
partment Of Wanamaker &
Brown, Philadelphia. We
carry a line Of over 200 sam
pies for mems suits and over
coats Of all styles and prices,
from the lower and medium
grades up to the finest in the
market. We guarantee a fit
and the best workmanship in
every case. Wea are doing an
extensive business in this line
and know our ability TO please
the most fastidious. Prices
reasonable and lower thAn
thOse of western tailOrs. No
other house in the country can
show SO large q line from which
to make selections.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29

Mr.. w. II. Gels has been employed
by the Fair Association to clear the
park of high grass and weeds, and
clear away the dense underbrush
which has heretofore prevented as free
circulation of air In the Park rs was
desired. Mr.. Gels is well along with
the work, and marked improvement
has already been made In the appear
ance Of the park. The underbrush
Is almost entirely cleared away, and
many useless trees which have hereto
fore been 10 close to their neighbOrs as
to prevent q healthy growth, have
been cut down. The work Of clearing
has been done in Mr. Gels usually
thorough style. 1t IL not only well
done, but most satisfactorily done.
The work has been done cleaply too.
The county commissioners have prom
ised to supply Mr.. Gels with the nee
essary blue grass seed, 30 that when
the finishing touches are put on, IL
may be sowed with no expense to the
county except seed. The blue grass
which was planted there . few years
ago by Mr.. Gels has prospered won
derfuliy well, and to-day there is q
large surface under the trees which
Is supplied with . blue grass solid
Mr. Gels takes o. much interest In the
park now ~ when he owned il, and
1t Is his desire to continue to odd TO Its
attractions. The county commission.
en will be upheld by the taxpayer
in their appropriating q reasonable
amount each year for the improve
ment Of the finest park In Kanaas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29
QUERIES.

If you have a horse TO sell
how much more do you OK
pect to get for him when sold
on credit than you would get
if sold for cash in hand |? ~
If you are buying a sewing
machine, an agricultural i'm
plement, or a farm, how much
lower prices do you get for
cash than you get on time
Is it not reasonable that we
who sell only for cash-selling
nothing on credit to anybody
can afford to sell at lower
prices than our ncis hbOrs who
are selling on credit I?
J. e. RASH & Son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-09-29

Col. J. q. Spivey. a lifelong Demo.
crat, was received I'm Eye ancient
form" into the Republican party last
Thursday afternoon. He presented
his ballot at the Republican primaries,
and upon being challenged and qucs-
toned by Mr.. Wagstaff, who stood
near, as to whether or not he was a
Republican and proposed to support
the Republican nominees, answered
promptly and with much force, Yes
SIR" and added: 81 propose hence
forth to act with the Republican par
ty." lie was accordingly admitted
into the fold a. member i'm good
standing-On "water" basis. The
Colonel some months ago stated that
it was his determination to leave the
Democratic party, and this is the first
chance to publicly proclaim the act
We congratulate the members Of our
party on the accession to our ranks Of
gentleman who ranks rs one IF the
ablest men In this part of the State,
and whose eloquent voice no doubt
will hereafter he heard In behalf of Re
publican principles.