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, 1881-03-24

WEST TOWN KErUBL1CANs.
Tho Woat T0rn Republoun Convention was
hcil yesterday ut rnrker's uult, corner Ut West
Mudtsun aud IIalsted streets, ntld nn excellent
ticket was placed in tho tlpId. tho prescut Assus-
sor, PlcnsHnt AGiick, hcn9 ronolnlnat'Hi, Aid.
II. 7. Thompson for Collector. Chris Tc4tmoyor
III stAlwart slnoo tho Republican pnrty WIS or
ginfzrd-for supervisor, Aud ueorYo A. Johil-
son, Of tho Tcnth Ward, for Clerk. The list OF
twenty-scvcn candidates for Cunstablcs Will bo
found below. The proceedings wore harmonious
and tho Convention urdtrIy And carnest.
Getin,ta. Ctnirtnan of tho Town Coltral Con,-
Mlttou, Mt IL O'clock.
AgrYoAhle to n lnotlon ct @ col: nennott. which
ttself from n labyrinth Ut ltnttous. amendments
snbsttutes, provloua questions, etc., Tho nolnl-
uut1nH were proceeded with.
For iasscsaor pieaauut Amlck was nominated
BY AcC1matlon.
:, ,l;eua iiatt nominated for Collector Henry
Az; IL. T., THOMPSON. Ut tho Tnlr1nunth Wnrd.
William i; Tho,!,psan nnn,tnsteal I. Il: Coreoran
John L,,sscin Of thU EIghth Wart '''''''~"
On tho 'nturnul palot Walk received q votes.
COrcoran III, Thompson 10, and lussem u; totui
Ivy: necessity to q cholcc. IT, Lussetn waa
:, Tho formal ballots we're as follows: First:
YAK va!k' - =: Gorso!,!n' Y: wy TnotnnsoM VI sesnd:
yulk, II; CorcurIn. 4: Thompson. %. Fourth:
Vn!k, l1 CorcutalI, It: Thompson, u.
.HOE SupeFflSOIf uu tHlOCI1li4l EGGUIEu Ill
giving TcKsIneycr u and A. ". I.,Ltrcn 81. On
motton Of AID. smyth Mr.. Tcgtuseyer's nom1-
mutton was locarod unani,nous.
Ex-Ald. Thompson, the nominee for Collector,
c'itno tttc tho haIs. wtls intrMlucH to tho Eull-
vchtlon, Ind made Drlot nnl woll-tlmod
Nominations for Town Clerk werc next In
Justice Miller nominated George a. Jehnson,
N.Junes, or tno Twelfth Ward. AID. uund NOM
limited Frank Parker, ~ tho Eleventh War!.
J.. ]. MeGraln llamcd Frank u. 6ehuolewald,
OF tho Fourteenth Ward.
Ftvu ballots wure tuke,l, and On tho lust John
sou ,reoelvoa tho noultnation by b7 votcs, 10 81
fur Jones.
1ates tor CulstAoles wcTG AppuruUnetl rs fU!-
lows, ono bell,E allotted To eachs ward for every
Nv voters, and ott9 TOR elIch aidluonal 40 Of
Ninth, i; Tcnth, i; Eleventh. 4: TwsIfth, 5;
Thir.eo9tl.a; Ftaurteenth.4. 1'otni.3'.
Each le!cxaton was empowered to select tho
Tho following is y lIst Of tue nominations
tuadv und coururred Ia ty the cunvcn ton:
soyenth-Juhn Fraucls O'iirlua, jo6n ii. Far.
Elshth-1ohn F. o'nrien, Joseph susscok. Ket-
&lnth-Jnno4 breckenridge. John 7, dIorr.
TWclelh-Duxkcr i. Buukuh, tic0rxe W. Deal
Frank E.nery. Kl Mnn.Folnefy. +: o: cArtcr.,
'rhlrtGenth--Joseph konny, Aurtln AcCqe,
Fourtee,ith-Juhn. McLlnden,, Franc Bchoene-
wAd. Louis lIcrbst, Atcnaul slAjewski.
Town Central C'ntn!ttce spleu.cd b.. tho dcloKn-
iii%tt: seseath. ]. &. nollen: EIxhtn, Aaron j:
M'l,ur; Eleventh, r. y. i3onh; Twelfth. Jahn ).
rtelps; ,Thlr,eunth. DAnlal seuy; Fourteenth,
Tho Convention subsequently adjourned slue
do.
, 1881-03-24
THE coal SlIppfY,

PlTTauuR0. March 23.-Coal shipments to- day,
,..ls., ,oOU bushols, Of which Ha,UN bushels. ln
thirty boats, soyentcen baFXus, and tive fucls
Wero far ioulsylIe. a,ld .b3, ,UO bushels In twou.
ty.four barKts. Tor Cincinnati.
, 1881-03-24

Ask druggists for ltouyh on uAta, 1t clears
out satA lnire, foaChes, bugs, utc lbo buxe4,
, 1881-03-24
TTEE CITY.
II GENE1s.AL.

hJrnmE Poe - !; T sASToS; = y; irmSsE n shay,, NJ
gut "o" ot pH*ot"* "a III '"o s'er"""'
{ II. II. LEpYAnu, General Manager Michlghn
Cclltrni ltnliroad Detroit, is ut tho Pulmcr.s
n,.., ~. ,,,, ,.1,x,o .,,,. ,,o.,,r.
LIE t s Dsces ~ Y, tno , sn yts's'~
o"S ""F s@.oo' s'''er !" ''''' s''s"' s'' ""''
lEuRGE T.. SMITH, agent Ut the Frrh iauiding
continuation. Ncw ynrk, Is III tho Trcn,unt.
,,.. ~. ,., .,,.,, m . s.I,,
Drnufo1,. England, rrr nj tiiu Grand Pucltir.
,..,.,,,,,,,'. ~. a., t.n,.., u...o. v,w,,
,,, ,Ens"t.m H.. u t.,,,e, l.. - 'i t,,a n"im"r
Seh'"'s'o''er' CIV" fr""e'eeo' - ~ 'oc l!','''''
. ions NArt.D,s. rnufnns Whitaker. at,d fssau
Wel,stcr, L>n''uti. England are ut tho Grtisd
j'url,c,
.,,,.,, rrrn u,a Allan ,,.s,,roe. ona mom.
ltohAsn NEIL SlSs thueu t.,mnt"s": Il nu ena ~,
6cfa OF the .,, hrnUtnn .r Night co'np""S' a''
quh!'''ee III 'h' i'e"""'' ..-..
7yhlth @5lNlI ypr t,li IN sl,irltY xl IL on uecr,
hnd sIlo' OH cigars anu foohcc".
MANY F.. RAxnALt. wns Defore Justice Sum.
.urr1lcIt Yesterday on II cl,srxe nF bIK1tny She
wis Discharged III tho nbsouce Ut prosecution.
IAsNEs '. MAhhsES Hnmelas 5fa!nc ,.an ss nannsgr
Ie'trin y tuc X lsatI lE,is.'M. !socK asIi!nn; =.
Il. 3t.l III.
, 1881-03-24
IUnnE soLnN rtIuRS1AN.

OMEENCAsrLE, Ind, March .l--Tho Hon.
soton Thurman, Judge ot the Thrtceu.n
1nhtclat Circuit. drd nt bis homo hero ycstcr~
uuy, nEe4 ~.
, 1881-03-24

Of several hours Ot SeNrchfnY. unbiased 1nveatl-
ration on Tho part Ut tito repprtcr WIS con-
vIction that there ts nothing serious II, the tnnti
nge.nent OF thu Homo with which u critic could
tnd EMutt. Certainly llpt tho slightest estdeuco
Of cruelty could pG discovered. 4td not one Of
could Formulate AerIpus complaint against tho
Matr.,n. !! npppars. h0wuvor. thut tho rAles are
considerably tuu atrict fur the management Ut
respectable Old latlics who cMnnot be subjected
10 s0vnre regulations, and further. that Mrs.
HhaHkland tA too much OF u dlsc.pnnrlun, ntd
lntcrpreta tnp rlgtIly rules which GOULD be lun.
1untly onrerucd with crtl!tto thu institution aud
comfort tu tho jupa&eS.
, 1881-03-24

Tho following nlHFrIage licenses weso Issued y.
testlay. M
Mime, Ire Rtsfdtn.r
tFhnrtcB MIch1sn,. ,,.,,,.tl, Mn ina lii,
funny Dartg. ...4+...4.H.., ~ Clllru .ji "
{.lDl,n II. Atnrs1ail...... II. ,.ftt lluy,cn,
lTlbhIo tislea. ..,1uI ltrGn,rmt
tFrnnk 1tufnter1. ,......, :arl Surlh.ny
lSOpntn Hln*u... ,..... H.. FL njyE,iun
{EMr9nce 9. skinner >. y -. Il tantrc.Av.
1RitttG T. HfoRuway....iy...2 2l!l HlHtr.
Fired fgennor............z1..., ;. .,l3IJ Went Lnkc.
l1fnttl8 lIMntel. el.....n.+l8....Al ..Aluywuod iii.
jChnrlca II. htrt;hser,,, I'll Cpntrn,av
}f4tExlb ". flarvoy... ID -. .MUnMioutG. lii.
tThonsMa 4. s.Fun,,..........5,, :, Hrnwns IIo ri.
Mary II. .Slnnuns....+..AJ AJ.. H,1wn's iiUtsi.
{Iohn nnf!esnn.. ..lsyron, atipn,
thnnn v CHFlRon.... .23... MI nikun.
iWlhGl lm kukucok ~. q. :. IA Trlt.cuurt,
talury luekwuud.... M....lG West Jucksou.
4t:plr31 ~ Eunrey. .....2t.+. .2M West MuI.nn.
tAuHle unnnr.. fs.., ,GI " est blni.flu
, 1881-03-24

r,of1I Ai,st tucnrn Hnrjntr Amin purn 1tA3oc A.
4, srhnr,. tr,,rn Hrnrty siyfv.H"n inlcgafes ti1n
others nrosrnt rcprrsontiuo themselves,
Tho Committee on Trfn,nncnt organization
s,lIInt.fcti lilo fniinwing rcpurt. which nas
ntInutGtl: rrrsi,fcnt. H. Il. Hnyiann: Vice prtsi-
.lt.mts. Mn!c1In Sci)uwciI, y. II. Kupnn,ly. viii.
innl UuInlun: Eegrutnry. j. H. .ihuicH,
,yrc nys ss m ahn ~ ~ whIc m h"n
trntni,lesi ,lircr foot, i low 1nc,l hntl tric to
hnvt, fhom CnftrcetI hut unsticcrssf,aIlr. Tho
iinr hui t.ou, vfrn fhnv shu ii in prt,n[IIttn-
iefs .gvi ,Invx tu lin rnnr nnfl rflr ia fi,nv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05
Enulf ire.

J. A. Banker. representing 8. 8.
Taylor, Of Topeka. h soliciting orders
for fruit trees Of all kinds, plants, etc.
He has an elegant stock, the very
best ever before brought to this coun-
try. Thankful for past patronage, he
hopes and desires . continuance Of
the same. He will call upon you
sometime during the spring, and
hopes to be favored with orders from
all. He guarantees all his stock to be
In good condition, and agreesto replace
that which may die with fresh stock.
ct half price. He has Kansas-grown
stock. Living In the vicinity Of So
lima, he can be easily found IL there
should beAny possible mistake about
the stock. II you want something
that will grow. thrive and bear album
dant fruit, be sure to leave your orders
with Banker. s-3mos
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Ci,as. Ha.ii, Gardener. has for sale,
cai..,..., t"..i-'". sage aud sweet pOtA-
to plants. Call al 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-office cor
ner, Salina-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Mr.. J. J. Schaefer died last Saturday
night, after . long and painful illness.
His funeral occurred at the Presbyte-
Ran church last Monday afternoon.
1t IL supposed that his sickness was
induced BY breathing the dust of the
threshing machine. He, as Ii we'll
known. has been engaged with his
thresher during falls and winters.
His final sickness was typhoid malaria
He leaves Q widow and six children.
Mr.. Schaefer was an energetic, hard
working man, and was very much re-
spected by all who had made his ac-
quaintance. He died at the early age
Of 81 years, stricken down while lit
tie beyond the threshold Of manhood.
and In the midst Of busy and useful
life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The buildings lately occupied by so
looms are now disposed Of as follows:
The McDaniels place occupied by May
nard 4 HOuser, who are getting ready
to lit it up for their drug business the
Gus Behr place by H. Harms and Gus
Behr for cigar store, lunch counters
and soda water fountain the Mugler
place by H. T. Davis, who Is to run
an exclusively billiard saloon; the
SeatOn, Ryan and Huebner saloons
are to be discontinued aud the build
ings rented.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

While the Hook and Ladder boys
were ON the roof Of +. GoOdnow 4 Co.'S
mill, last Tuesday afternoon, assisting
In regulating that smoke stack. Frank
Rising's hunting dog, which had ac-
companied the boys to the roof, COM
menced slipping on the declined, slip
and slipped until he slipped OF He
fell through the air about thirty feet
to the roof Of the engine house, where
he was found insensible and supposed
to be dead. Frank was making pre-
partitions for "decent burial' when
he was surprised to see his dog trot-
ting OF - blithely a. ever, sound in
limb and appetite.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Now that the liquor traffic has been
disposed Of, rs 1t should be under the
existing laws Of our State. we hope 70
see gambling In any form, all lotteries,
etc., crowded out Of our town. There
Is too much Of this business here,
which Is doing nearly as much harm
to the young men as drinking. Let
the law against gambling be strictly
enforced, and let all officers who 10
not do their duty In this respect be re-
quired to perform ii.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Parties DESTROYS Of borrowing mon-
ey upon real estate security will do
well to call upon c. E. Faulkner,
for terms, a. he has now completed
si-eciai arrangements with eastern
parties fnr seven and eight per cent.
money, winch, can bc loaned AT a ren-
sonabIe rate Of comm i.siOn. :.J-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

On Tuesday last the application for
placing Julius Robert in the State In
sane Asylum was heard before Judge
Weaver, who granted the application
and Robert has been taken to the Asy-
lum. He il Frenchman, and has
lived for . number Of years in the Null
berry country. He was interested in
. blacksmith shop near the store of
Mr.. Watt ChillsOn's, on the Mulberry.
His troubles have been brought about
by his having lost money through the
operations Of his brother and another
party to whom he loaned money, and
these matters have preyed upon his
mind until he has lost his reason. He
has . large family He Is reported to
have been an excellent man aud neigh
bOr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Samuel A. Wildman, Esq, Q promi.
nent lawyer FROM Northern Ohio, will
deliver q lecture at the NJ. +. church
next Monday night, for the benefit Of
the Free Reading Room. His subject
will be Goth and Roman, the story
Of two Civilizations" The admis-
sion price Is only . cents. This Is
regarded As q very fine lecture, and
those who attend will be favored with
q splendid intellectual and historical
treat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05
II Cat ce.s.mes,

We are still In the market WITH ,
full supply Of al kisds Of coal, aDd 6
greatly reduced rateA Having bsssAt
our coal after the fall In pficss, ~
have reduced the price Of coal its0
50 cents to $l.O per ton. We hsso
on hand . splendid quality q
Scott and Blossbury coal for ssnithiaG,
and are selling cheaper than any oae.
De not forget the place-the FafmssS
Elevator. Leave orders ut KingIman,
Hayward 4 Bowen's.
l3t2 KIN0MAN & RIalNo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Tice for May: 1st to 2d clouding.
threatening weather, with rain ith
to 5th, clear; 9Th to 9Th, clOuding,
threatening weather, with quite Sc
we're storms In localities 10th and II.
clear, and liability to frosts, especially
II there were severe storm; 18th to
18th. clouding, threatening weather,
and heavy storms. unless such &C.
Cured in the preceding period; 18th
and 18th, clear. with liability to frosts
% above; 18th TO 2lst, clouding,
threatening weather, with local
storms; end and 23rd, clear or fair !;
:ath to 27th, clOuding, threatening
weather, with heavy local rains; 18th,
clear or fair; 18th to 3lst, clouding,
threatening weather, with heavy rains
and severe storms In places. Compare
lively warmer days will he about the
End, 9Th, 18th. 2lst, 18th and 3lst !;
comparatively cooler days about the
ith, 18th. 10th, 223rd and 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

will pay $500 for the arrest and
conviction Of any person for willfully
poisoning any dog In the city Of Sail
na. JOHN FOSTER.
May End, 1881.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

for 100 head Of Homes, Colts and
Cows. All under good fence with
Plenty Of Water and Shade. Two
aud one-half miles north Of town.
l4iw. Mrs p. GRECO.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate 1t lowest ratls Of interest
and commission, call on
w. II. 0EIs,
As-tf. 6aiina, Hans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

One of those cruel Nihilists, who is
somewhat given to playing 1t on the
boys" managed to Induce his COM
paniOns to believe that he had struck
. point on the Smoky where the fish
were 80 Plentiful that you could almost
shovel them out. He secured his fish
pole and line, and coming across a
young boy who had . fine string Of
fish, purchased them. In due time he
reached his Office with the fishing
tackle across his shoulder and the
string Of fish in his hand, where he
found his friends assembled, who,
wondering at his good luck, really en-
wed him. He talked SO glowingly of
that fish hole" that they concluded
to 60 and try. their luck at the point
which had brought their friend such q
fortune of Ash. They accordingly ar.
rayed themselves in regulation style
for the trip, reached the place, flshed
all the afternoon and were not re-
warded with even q "bite". Some
hooks. you know, will sntice the fes-
tive fish-while others will not
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Last Sunday, between Il and
O'Clock NJ, the stable in the rear Of
Chas. Sanden's Seventh street resi-
dence was found In flames, and the
fire had % advanced that the building
could not be saved. The firemen were
promptly on hand - well as numerous
citizens. The Hook and Ladder appa-
ratus and an efficient bucket brigade
succeeded In 30 guarding the fire that
1t did not communicate with neighbOr-
ing buildings, some of which were
rather too near to be safe. The stable
was entirely consumed. 1t II sup
posed that the fire was started by q
little boy, who was not old enough to
comprehend what he was doing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The wind came up from the South
Lest Saturday night and r.ged with
fury during halfths night. The heav-
ems In the 6outh were black and blue,
and the distant thunder seemed IKE
Q terrific cannonade. With all the
blow and bluster and prsmonitions q
coming rain, only . few drops fell
that night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

II you want to borrow money o.
Real Estate at lowest rats Of interest
and commission, call on
w. r. Gels,
43-tf. 6alina. KAnsas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The COMMISSIONER order for the
removal Of the bridge over the Saline
river at the Buell. place, has been
interferred with by temporary in
junction, which suspends all proceed
ings until the,case comes up for hearing
in the District Court. The County
Commissioners met Monday for the
purpose Of letting the contract for the
removal, but finding that they were
restrained by order Of the court, adj
jOurned without action.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

From the Independence items i'm the
Kansas City Journal of lst inst. we
take the following:
THE remains Of Nellie F., wife of
Mr.. Fleming Psndleton, of this city,
were taken to Jacksonville, ILL.,, via
the Chicago 4 Alton, yesterday, for
burial. The parents Of the deceased
reside in Jacksonville, and her father
Is Mayor Of the city. The remains
were accOmpanied by the stricken hus.
band, and large number of SORROW
ing friends"
Mrs. Pendleion. nee Miss Nellie
LOar, was a cousin of Mrs. r. +. Nick
les and Mrs. Laura A. Jones, of this
city, and Mrs. l.. f. Sampson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The free concert given by Prof. Les
lie and his companions at the NJ. f.
Church last Monday night was very
fine and very successful entertain
mont. There were some ten or twelve
singers, the programme contained suf-
ficient variety and the voices were
well-tnined. During the evening the
Professor stated that be designed hold
Ing musical conventions In all the
important towns Of the state, and that
they were but the drill exercises for
the Grand Jubilee to be held at Bis
marck during August, in which he
expects at least 8, 900 singers will par
ticipate. He will visit these different
places every two weeks, to look after
bis scholars. On Monday night $50
persons promised to take part In his
convention, and the number has since
been increased 10 800. Class-meetings
are held morning. and afternoons, and
. Consolidated" meeting takes place
each evening. The Professor ID some
thing like Jubilee Gilmore In his
energy and push, and will no doubt
make his Bismarck Jubilee . brilliant
success. In the expressive dialect of
one Of the boys, Leslie II . rustler."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

has for sale . good stock Of Aowse
plants. hot-bed plants, sweet potatosA.
etc., for sale this spring. Green h0oss
and hot beds east of Iron avenue
bridge tvs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The directors Of the Agricultural So
ciety met last Tuesday, and adopted Q
constitution and bylaws for the gov
eminent Of the association. The sec
Rotary was instructed to correspond
with the secretaries Of the various fair
associations, to ascertain when their
respective fairs are to be held. 20 that
our county fair will not conflict with
the Others. The Board adjourned to
meet In two weeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

We learn that the storm Saturday
night was terrific ct some points IN
the Dry Greek country. At Dry Creek
postohice the largest-size hail-stOnse
beat the window panes Into pieces and
destroyed . large quantity Of growing
wheat. This was In the neighborhoOd
Of the Agnew place. There was .
large demand for window glass ct
Lindsburg the next day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Not long ego IN attorney Of Nc
Phofs0n county, who was counsel for
thedefendant In . case before learn
ed" Justice Of the Peace, having ap-
peared In court, moved that the case
be dismissed. The Justice said: Gen.
tlemsn. you have heard the molten.
II there any second?" The Constable
In attendance said: +" I second the mo-
ton." The Justice then put the mo-
ten, which was carried-the attorney
and the Unstable voting for it-and
the case was thereupOn declared dis
missed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Many new Improvements are being
made q +. 0oodnow 4 Co.'S Touring
mill. The new engine (ll0 horse pow.
err hAs bosn put In place, and the ma
sons are now 1t WORT completing the
enlarged brick engine house. The
new engine will run with ease both
the machinery Of the mill and the el-
svator. and : lasge saving In the sx-
pense will thus b made. One Of
"Gnyis Roller" has been received,
which b almost . " savingp hank /" In
Itself, and win psoducs . much larger
amount Of Aear och day. Anot6er
run Of stpno haD besa put In, and in
connection With TIE roller rs6irred .,
the min 10 vhat = equivalsat 10 {
run q stoae. 4 new boltinG chest
be- ben a6ded, NV Eool clo9hs, and
oehee @tnsUo b Ooot the wants q IL
npidly heRsaslng baalneo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

It happened since the lst Of May.
The man we speak Of was sitting In his
room, and . number of his chums
were present. They had been con-
versing In . lively. vivacious manner
about nearly everything. A sudden
hiatus occurred In this dow Of rea-
son {" by the hosts mysterious move
ments. He walks to Q little cupboard,
unlocks II, pulls forth an immense
black jug, with . cob stopper. He
sslses the jug with his right hand,
takes out the stopper, throws the jug
to the rear, and by turn Of the wrist
lands Il on his right shoulder. and lets
Il slide down on to his stalwart arm,
which now daps up like the wing Of .
bird. The mouth Of the jug 10 applied
10 the msuth Of the individual Of
whom We write. The arm b then
sliehtly elevated and the quivesing,
" vibrating" throat, and disteuded,
fixed eyes indicate that there 10 . IT,
tanic struggle between the mans
threat and the sort Of TrojAn.horse
mysteries q The jug. He loweB the
jug, replaces The stopper, puts the Jug
beck In it, cupboard and rsloeks It.
He resumes his seat, and In reply to
a iatimAtjoa that u would Be only
osmnoa coostny 70 pass the jug
around GEelaims hat be wouldn't bar
ter. ell o. give away the csntents Of
that JIG - any man that llves for i've
hundpsa doafAss. He vs. no law.
besakse, and he didn't propose 10 en-
Oo0roGo hW.beoAktnG. Not he.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

Latest styles In millinery at A. T. &
II. H. Grier's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The County Commissioners have
decided to build an addition to the
court house for the use of the County
Treasurer. The addition Is to be one
story, 3Ox0 feet, and provided with
vault for the books and funds of the
Office, with counters and other furni.
ture needed. The addition Is to lie
built on the north, SO that the north
window in the County Clerks Office
will serve a. door to the new part.
The present offices have become too
small for the ceunty's increased bust.
ness, and more room Is in demand.
Mr.. Wilmarth has prepared the plans
Of the new building, and they are on
file at the ofiice Of the County Clerk.
Sealed proposals will be received for
the work on the 9Th of June next,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

The Hone and FoesiGn Missionary
6seisly q ths Psesbytsgian church will
ho1d thslr regular monthly meeting at
tie church, Etid9y eveolne, Nay q.
at . e'c3eck. The Ladio' AID Society
Desb q O'Clock.
Nh. 0iDQAHr. Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-05

There was . large attendance 1t the
NJ. E. church last Sunday night, and
the Union song service which had
been advertised passed of In Q very
gratifying manner. The Introductory
services were conducted by Elder A.
ID. Goodwin, Of the Christian church.
The singing under the directOrs:lip Of
Prof. Leslie was very fine. Allseemed
well pleased with the musical treat.