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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10
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A good deal of sickness among the
children in this neighborhOod.
Mrs Jno Tinker has been very sick
but is now improving.
J.H. Kingman's old farm has beer
rented to four parties mailing from
Illinois.
Two more bran new families added
10 Eureka townships population.
More hands wanted i'm Gypsum val
ley, for which the highest wages will
be paid.
A. NJ. Pierson. of indianapolis. Ind. e,
has been viewing Gypsum valley
with view of locating. He il very
favorably impressed and will locate
in the near future near this place
We had a very refreshing shower
Sunday evening about Bridge, cooling
the air aud making the corn look
about seventy-five bushels TO the acre.
All interested are invited To meet
1T the home of H. H. Gillum, Thurs
day evening next, to take such action
rs IL necessary to purchase an organ
for Bridge school house. NJ.
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New Cambria Crumbs.
Wheat coming i'm lively.


j. NJ. Brubaker returned Thurs.
day morning. from trip to Topeka
w. II. Boyd's absence from the ele.
vator Saturday, was caused by the
very serious illness of his little daugh-
ter.
Rather a small attendance ut the
Republican caucus held last Wednes-
day, in this place.
Mr.. Ed Wells has just received
something new and novel with which
To cultivate his land il l. "a Chicago
Screw Pulverizcr, aud il will work
the ground and SOW the wheat all AT
the same time.
A large delegation of both old ani
young people, from our little village
went To Salina tn see the procession
and attend Seliscircus.
J. StshI < Sons have purchased "A
half interest in J. =. Eash's steam
thresher. aud they will do IA good
work and rs cheap a. any Inschine in
the county.
Mrs. Berg and daughter Jennie, of
Saliva. stopped Off ON their way home
from Emporia, and spent Thursday
with the fanIly.of :. =. Dnnmyer.
Ii is with sincere regret We an
nounce the death of the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhart ichipple.
The little sufferer died Sunday night
after brief but severe illness aud
was buried, Tuesday, i'm the Catholic
cemetery near Salina.
NJ. Il. HEAD.
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SENATOR MITCHELL, leader of the
Independent faction in Pennsylvania,
says the war between the factions
must go on. be the result what it may
He also says that the success of the
Democratic ticket is preferable tn that
ofthe regular Republicans. Mitehell's
intentions have been evident all along
and his admissions now only serve ia
make them plain To the dnllest COM
prehension. He prefers Democratic
success to Republican victory; and
the knowledge OF this fact will cause
thousands OF Independents to hesitate
before they cast their fortunes with
the Democratic party, and may save
the Stste in the election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

THE circus business manages to
make fellow come out even during
the year. Allen Sells deposes and says
in the presence of the Topeka Com
nsOnpeatth reporter that the receipts
are larger this year than in any year
since Sells Bros circus has been ON
the road, averaging from $751; to
80, 900 per week, while the expenses
are about $1,000 per week. They had
some very bad luck In Iowa. sustain
ing severe losses from cyclones. rail-
road accidents, etc, but have done
good business i'm all the towns they
have visifad
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

THE Republican State Convention
assembled yesterday afternoon al -four
O'Clock. An organization was effected
by the election Of H. G. Siuss oveI
H. B. Kelley, chairman, and A. Patten
Secretary. A test vote on the temper.
ary craftsmanship showed that StJohn
had 1893 majority for Governor The
combined vote Of the opposition
amounted to SIS. After the organiza'
ton had been effected the convention
adjourned until O'Clock this morning
We have nothing from the convention
at this hour 10 o'clock.
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Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline County, Kansas.
KATE T. CARLETON,

KATE L. CARLETON.
WALTER MARTIN.
MARY A. NARrlN,
LEVI II. MANN,
.NlTioNAL LOAN 4 TRUST co,
GEORGE 4. HOGABOOM,
Y. PARSONS, and
4. CRAWFORD,
Co-plrt ners
GEO. 4. HDGABOOM CO,
Defendants.
To Levi II. Mann and +. Parsons
VOr and each Of you are hereby notified that
y the plaintiff above named has filed her petit
lion in the a,ovr entitled court against you, and
said above named defendants, in the aforesaid en-
titled action, in which the parties. plaintiff and
defendants above stated; That YOU have
been sued in said court by said plaintiff That the
nature of the jud -ment sought and prayed for by
,lii plaintiff. In her sIii petition against you in
said action, is for personal Judgment against
Walter Martin and Mary A. Martin, for SIS Is.
with interest thereon from July 2Wh, A. u, ls-2,
Al twelve per cent. per annuin, ON certain PROM
Crppen, or bearer, for S20, Of date July 10Th
\. ID. ls.1, which note said J. j. Crippen duly
sold and transferred to plaintiff and also for
judgment Of foreclosure Of certain mortgage exc
cuted and delivered To said J. j. Crippen, by said
Walter Martin and Mary A. Martin. in order TO
secure said note, on
The west half Of north quarter Of section no.
twenty four (2ij in township fifteen u5l.
south Of range no. five 81, west containing
eighty lsol acres,
Which mortgage said J. J Crippen duly assigned
and transferred for value received. TO said plain
tin and also for decree Of court Aforesaid 10 sell
said mntsaged premises, without superintendent, To
pay such Judgment aud costs OF suit aforesaid
10 he rendered and also o. exclude you and each
and every Of the defendants IN s1d cause, from
any and all interest in sand mOrtgase real estate
FROM and after such sale; Alsp that a receiver be
appointed by said Court or Judge thereof to take
charge AMI care az anI rent said morigagei real
estate and To- collect rents issues and profits there
from; aud itat unless you answer said plaintiffs
petition or before the
Fist d,y Of SEPTEMBER, n. ID. 1882,
the same will be taken n true and Judgment Of
the nature IS her-inbefcr. stated and prayed for
will b. rendered accord ingly.
KATE Z. CARLETON
by JouS q. sPrvEY. her Attorney.
August 10th, ls>l. 2s-3w
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THE appointment Of E. w. Ayres
ian old Sslinaite) to the position Of
special agent for the Agricultural de
partment, seems to have created quite
. commotion in Washington among
members Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. The following appears In
the dispatches
The "Grand Army Of Republic
Col. E. w. Ayres, Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Kansas City Times.
Ayers was recently appointed to q
good position under the interior de
partment ut 81 500 . year, and has
gone West for the summer. 1t was
charged that his wife was In . good
fat place. and that Ayres Is q rampant
Democrat. The Grand Army to-day
published the following card:
"A representative Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic called yester-
day at the interior department and
learned that the facts charged are cor
rect as far as Mr.. Ayers IL concerned.
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, and Sena-
tor Hill, of Colorado, and others, rec.
ouItucuucu tuc louy, anu BIC u CTcu.
tied to the First District Of Kansas,
Mr. AndersOn's. Col f. w. Ayers,
her husband, IL recorded in the con-
gressional directory rs representing
the Kansas Cityl Times and American
PrOtecfiOnist.
ut was learned at the pOstofiice de.
partment yesterday that he had been
81 400 clerk there. appointed by Mr..
James upon recommendation Of Sena-
tors Plumb, of Kansas, and Hill, Of
Colorado, and was afterwards removed
by Mr.. James. 1t was also ascertained
that Col. Ayers was on the 10th Of last
month appointed a special agent to
collect agricultural statistics in Colo
RADIO by Commissioner of Agriculture
Loring, upon the recommendation of
Senator Hill, Of Colorado. and Repre-
sentative Anderson, of Kansas Col.
Ayers has left the city for his new
duties I'm the West. His salary is
81 800 per year"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

THE New York SGn dominates for
President and VicePresident, Chester
A. Arthur of New York, aud John
James Ingalls, Of Kansas. Platform
mo Robeson-No Stealing" The
San compares Ingalls, to w. P. Fessen'
den, saying that Ingalls, approaches
nearer to the late w. p. Fessenden in
ability and craftsmanship than any
otherAmerican Senator. While the Sun
may not be q proper dictator Of Repub-
lican nominations, the ticket an
nounc I'd will strike large portion Of
the party as one eminently nt to be
made
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AND still the disintegrarion Of the
solid South goes on. Speaking of the
political situation In Tennessee, the
Louisville Commercial SAYS that there
il no prospect, no hope, Of solution
of the Democratic difficulties. The
truth is now recognized that the Dem.
ocrats of that State are hopelessly
divided. As a result, all the old wings
who have acted with that party since
the war, are joining the Republicans,
and even Democrats all over the State.
Disguised with Democracy, are boldly
declaring their inteations to vote for
Hawkins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

GEN. GRANT aud WIN. II. Tescott
are nominated as commissioners to
negotiate a commercial treaty with
Mexico. John A. Dillon. Of st. Louis,
is nominated for secretary of the Mex
lean commission. Gen Grants late as.
ISOLATION with prominent men Of Mex
leo especially fits him for this place.
Mr.. Dillon Is q relative of Capt. Eads,
the great engineer, and Is now in
Mexico.
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THE Beloit bank and farmers in
that vicinity have been victimised to
the amount Of y. 900 by one who sign
ed himself v. J. O'Connor. He would
purchase wheat on time. ship the same
to Atchison or Kansas City, and make
drafts If banks..upon original - well
asiduplicate bills of lading. Farmers
cannot be too careful In selling their
wheat. They should trust only the
old responsible dealers. They should
not be led away entirely by the "high-
est price" Enquire into the finan.
cial standing of the dealer, before you
dispose Of your wheat at any price
esme farmersI in this county have Al
ready been "taken in" by irresponsi-
be bayers, and they. no doubt, have
learned lessons which will last them
life time. But there are hundreds who
have not thus had this sd experience;
and they will not have 1t II they are
ofdinarially careful.
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COUNT De CRAWFORD is i'll i'm Paris
Of paralysis. and reported dying. AT
one time In his life he could have been
king of France, had he agreed to
adopt the tri-color for the national
colors, In place Of the lilies Of France
He sacrificed crown for principle,
and hence Is above the ordinary run
Of politicians who will sacrifice prin-
ciple any hour of the day for very
fiimsy crown. This heir of the Bour-
bons has grown past middle life wait
ing to mount throne which is now
more remote than ever before.
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Brookville Items.
Business picking up.

Business picking up.
Corn "A sure crop.
Farmers holding wheat for high
prices.
Some sickness I'm the city.
Annual school meeting Thursday
August 10th, at two o'clock r. VI.
Mrs. Foot and Will BrOwnsOn and
wife returned from their visit mt Den.
yer. saturday morning.
Harrison Nichols was up from Kan
sas City look ing after his interests
here, but has returned.
A good many of our city folks at.
tended the circus mt Salina to-day, We
wish them good time.
Having been otherwise engaged,
have not had time To write many items
this week, and hope the readers will
excuse me this time.
Parties are moving into the city and
the vacant buildings will soon all be
occupied. which shows there are attrac-
tons even i'm Brookvi'le.
Obltuary.-On the evening of August
3rd. in Brookville, Kansas in her 18th
year, Mrs. Mary A. Marlin. wife Of
Walter Mardin. Ii is with feelings
of sadness that We chronicle the death
of this estimable lady who died from
the effects of an ovarian tumor. with
which she has been troubled
for - long time. The tumor was skill
fully removed by DIR. King, Of abb
lene, Kansas, and she rallied and her
symptoms were good for the first
twenty-four hours. after that she COM
menced failing, aud gradually sank
away and died. She was conscious
and conversed with her friends up to
n few moments of her death. Mrs.
Mardin was born i'm Ithica, New
York. whene she lived until she was
twelve years old and then moved
with her mother to Amesbury,
Mass. She united with the Baptist
church when she fifteen, and was
married when she was eighteen, and
lived I'm Mass. until the fall Of 1871,
when she moved with her family to
Abilene, Kansas, and years ago
moved to this place. where she lived
until her death. She was q kind.
courteous, good women, and loving
mother. and during her stay here had
won the esteem Of all who had become
acquainted with her. She will long
be remembered for amiability of dis
position. and purity Of character. The
blow II . sad one to the husband and
four children who are left to mourn
her loss, and they have the sincere
sympathy Of our entire community;
and may they trustfully look forward
to the "home" she pointed out for
them to meet her, where the sorrows
Of our earthly life can never enter
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

THE Topeka Commonwealth makes
the following statement extrsordi-
nary:
There are more divorces granted in
the State of Kansas than i'm any other
State In the Union according to poi'.
ulation; and in the city of Topeka
there Is divorce granted each year
for one out Of every seventy-five mar
ried couples in the town.
Another argument in favor OF i'm.
migration to Kansas i'm general, ami
to Topeka in particular.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

A COURT of inquiry has been Or
dered i'm the case of Colonel Carr, 9Th
cavalry, In reference to accusations
growing out of charges of insubordi-
nation preferred by General Wilcox,
commanding the department of Ari-
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IT Is intended to soon hold at New
York a public indignation meeting,
representing the best elements Of both
parties, the object being to denounce
the congressman who passed the river
and harbor bill over the Presidents
veto, and 10 prevent their reelection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

VENNoR says the weather for Au-
gust will probably be stormy and un-
settled in many sections, with cool
TO cold period between the 18th and
10Th of the month. In northern and
eastern sections August is likely Ia Ice
comparatively dry, and September. in
western and southern sections, the
most favorable month of the year.
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We notice that several counties in
the late conventions have passed res
olutions favorable to the re-electiOn
Of Senator Plumb. The only trouble
about this n that the fellows who
passed these resolutions may not be
the fellows who will nominate the
members Of the Legislature, and those
are the conventions in which Senate
rial aspirants are most interested.
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BENT MURDOCH must be hapT

BENT MURDOCH must be happy
over the annihilation of a fellow called
SLIPPERY Jim" down in Butler
county. Eli N. Smith was his full
name, and he has been badly scooped
by the Crawford county plan out of
the nomination for representative.
Smith had his harvest" two years
ago when he beat Bent Murdock for
State Senator; IL is now Murdoch =
laugh, and il II is not prolonged
shout ofjoy, We greatly miss our guess
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

QUE Kansas Col. w. +. Cloud re-
ceived the Republican nomination in
the Thirteenth District of Missouri for
Congress. There may be some ques-
ton whether he can be elected or not.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

BoTH houses of Congress adjourned
last Tuesday. 1t Is now In order. as
tho statesmen tiisperse TO their homes,
for some irreligeous sovereign in the
usual manner to say. "A good thing
for the country"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

HON. G. E. FAULKNER has given
up the position of Secretary Of the
State Board of Charities, and Mr.. &.
r. Mitchell, of Cowley county, sue
cs.eds him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

The Institute closed last Thursday.
In every respect 1t has excelled every
preceding one, both In number and In
the work accomplished. There was
an enrolment Of one hundred; but
all Of these were not teachers. Part Of
them pupils from the High School.
who took advantage Of the excellent
culture afforded In IN Institute Of 90
high Standing. Saline county can
well boast Of her institute. and can
say without any heeitation that no
sch0oi In the State can give any bet
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

THE electric light tower at Topeka
was tested Saturday night for the first
time, and gave perfect satisfaction. 1t
has four lights, of 1900 candle power
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-08-10

IT is stated that Mr.. Sharpe, Of the
Ottawa Republican, will not accept
the Manila Counsulship, though he
sails with his family for Europe on
September 18th. to be gone about three
months.
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SENATOR KELLOGG Of Louisana, 10
reported In . dispatch to the Chicago
Tribune to be Fsasonably certain Of
the Republican nominstiop to Con-
gress In the ID District Of his 6tata
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Notice for Bids.

IDRoPnSITIOSS will be received at my Office
in the Court Iioti,.. for the exclusive privileges
~ keeping Dining Hall ri Oak Dale Park, at
tine Fair o. he held September z. - % lsss. Also
for the privileges Of keeping other stands ON the
grounds. TIL. Secretary reserves the right to re-
jeci any all bids. ]. ". GREELEY.
Secretary, Saline Co., A. II. a VI. Asso'n.
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ter, or more thorough training, than 10
afforded at one of these sessions.
The following IL a list of the instruct
ors and teachers Of the Institute
CORPS OF INsTRUCToRs-COnd
DIR. WIN. Bishop. Associates, Prof.
T. ID. Fitzpatrick. Miss A. NJ. D00ley,
Miss Ida A. Ahlborn.
TEA0HERs-First year
Artnstr ing wv Bartlett Miss J v
Blodge,t Miss NJ v Bishop E l.
Burch X A Coburu Miss Ella
Coburn Miss Reba Davis L A
Dow Mrs + NJ Essex EJ
Flummerfelt + Goodwin A d
Goodwin Mrs A ID Greeley J NJ
Hamilton Miss H HOllies f F
Maltby &c Mcclure Miss Ella
Phillips Jr va Ritchey MissT
Rollnisn + j Wilson Miss NJ +
Weaver Jonathan Wilson HI
HOllies + w
A Division.
Agnew Miss NJ Anderson J f
Bishop W H Carlton Miss J d
Coburn Miss J Carruthers Mrs Al
Davis Mrs l. A Dean Mrs + l.
Fergus Miss Ella FredericksOn CD
Wayne JH Miller Miss Clara
Mitchell NJ l. Murphy w A
Oaks Miss Jessie Perrill Up
Powell Mrs n A Rank Miss IdaJ
Sandys Miss Matte Shipe Miss Anna
Gordon Miss Ida George Miss Elma
Hawley Miss Ottie Hough q A
Hedrick w ID Jennerson Miss &
Jennerson Horace Lamer Mrs NJ b
Lynch Miss Nettie.Malone Miss NJ
Milan Miss NJ Thwing Miss Inez
waldron Miss v Waldron Miss l.
Walker Miss NJ NJ Warner Miss l. Il
Woodbury. Miss A Woodward Miss NJ
Woodward Miss n Roberts Miss Il A
Ii DIVISION.
Anderson Miss NJ Barneck w
Bean Miss VI A Chapman f
Converse Miss + Darlington Miss +
Davis Charles Dewitt Alfred
Eckstrand + Gillespie J y
Godfrey Miss II Hamilton Lora
Helleberg J Henderson VIM
Huskey Miss II l. kroft Miss l.
Liebert Miss Zoe McCartey T.
Mccall Miss Lula Milan VIM
Mitchell Miss l. Nelson Miss +
Ober Miss Carrie Paul r
Pierce Miss Mamie Perrill II +
Randall Miss A Sanders Miss NJ
Sherman II Shultz Miss Maud
Spencer Miss Clara Swartz Miss Alma
Nouda Miss Ada Wineburg Miss l.
l. A Davis
Ella Coburn Reporters.
J Z Perrill,
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REPUBLICAN TICKET,

MRS. SCovILLE has commenced pro-
ceedings In divorce against her hus-
hand
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Publication Notice.

In tie District Court Of Saline County, state of
Kansas.
J. Z. SARGENT,
N. A. JOHNSON,
ANNA L. JOHNSON,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
u. CRlPPEN, and
II. +. CRiPPEN,
to-pariucrs
CRIPPEN. LAWRENCE AGO,
JOHN CARLSON, and
EMMA CARLSON,
Defendants
To Charles johnson.
VOu are hereby notified that the plaintiff above
II named has filed III. above entitled cart
his petition against You, and III. above named
defendants. ia an action In which the parties
plaintiff and defendants arc ~ above.stated; That
You have been sued In said court nv said plaintiff
That the nature of the judgment sought and pray.
ed for by said plaintiff in his petition Aforesaid
against You ard said named defendants, /. for
personal judsmen, against you AMI y. 4 johnson
and Anna L. Johnson. for ss.53s. with interest
thereon from July 2th, 4. D., lss2, at twelve per
cent PER annun, on certain promi~>ory note
made; executed and delivered by you. and said \.
\ johnson lni Anna l. johnson, to sail plaintiff
FOR s., Of date Of January lst, A d.. lsO and also
iorJudsne nj ioTeciosing certain mortgage made.
executed and delivered by you and said NJ
johnson md Anna l.. johnson, to said plaintiff in
or'ier 20 secure the aforesaid note on
The north half Of the north-eas, quarter and the
noTth-wesi quarter Of the southeast quarter. OF
section No. four o., township No sixteen 10,
yanxe No four ~ west containing one hundred
and twenty tlscy acres more or less,
And 10 sell the said mortgaged premises without
sPprsisement, to lay such Judgment and costs OF
suit 80 as aforesaid To be rendered prayed TOR
said Court, or the Judge thereof, to take charge
and care OF. and rent said mortgag-d real estate,
and collect rents, issues and profits thereof; and
that unless you answer on or before tn.
.
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SUTHERLAND b CO,
Plaintias.
WILLIAM BINNs.

sVHE above named defsndast vim take notice
- that he has been saed By the p,aintias before
the above named Justice Of the Pesce, for the mn
Of eiae ~ md interes1 therson tAat % Angna
1st. lse2, earnishee suRDous vas tssuea for ~
on s<paeabes 5th la0 q niss eclnek, Z n
L. D ROGERS
0Sv AnMnsy far FlnalGiA
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Legal Notice.

In Justice Court before p. d. GrisveuA, Justice
Of the Peace Of Dayton township, Saline county.
Kausas
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In tie District Court Of Saline County, State of
Kansas.
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This space belongs to W. X. Gels, Real
Estate Agent. and will be
filled next week