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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-19
Oueklon's Aenjoo Seovs.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever ssfe, letter, Chapped hands,
Chilblains, Cosns, and Ill skin efup-
tions. and positively cures Piles. Itis
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
o. money refunded. Price, . cents
per box. For sale By Oscar 6eit8.
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All ladies know their faces are more
attractive when free from pimples
Parker's Ginger Tonic IL popular
among them, because II banishes i'm
purities from blood and skin and
makes the facs SLOW and the eye spar
kle with health.
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The Regular Republican ticket

Judge John Foster announces that
he is an Independent candidate for
county attorney. The Judge and our.
self have always been warm friends.
but in politics-alas we cannot
agree I've can say for him that
he is an able and honest attorney.
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An Omoosejbi)itv.

Deserving articles are always appre-
ciated. The exceptional cleanliness of
Parker's Hair Balsam makes II p0pu.
lar. Gray hairs are impossible with
its Occa sjOnal nae
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Church Services Next 9abbotA.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Cooeo0 Soevs0oo VoxI So00oW.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. p. Maurer, priest.
Hours for divine service:
O'Clock A. n, Low mass and in
struction.
10 o'clock A. r., High mass and in
struction.
3o'clock p. n, vespers.
METHODIST CHURCH.
]. A. Antrim, pastor.
Morning services. Subject "Tbe
outlook from Piagah." Deut. &4.
There will be no evening services-
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday eve
ming, ESQ p. u.
Young peoples prayer meeting FRI
day evening at $50 p. u.
Children's Meeting wednesday II.
tern0on, Ais r. L., Mn. Antrim,
leader.
cHRIsTIAN CHURCH.
A. D. Goodwin, Pastor.
Morning Service. Subject. thine
b the Kingdom, ETC."
The annual meeting Of the Bible
Society viii be held In this church in
the evening.
Sunday School 1t % o'clock.
Prayer Meeting "Wednesday evening
Tssehses 0sseing Thursdayeveaing
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The ladies Of the n. E. church will
hold festival In the building one
door east Of Purcell's drug store, on
Thursdsy evening. Oct. %. A good
supper will be given for Is cents and
oysters at restaurant prices. All are
invited.
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The Salina Literary Society will
meet on Friday evening, Oct. %,
promptly at Z 80. The following will
be the programme
Recitation-Miss Woodward.
Oration-Mr. McClelland.
RecitatiOn-Mrs. N. d. league.
RECESS.
Debate: Resoiced-Thst Female Suf-
fraee would be Of practical benefit to
society Affirmative, r. A. Levitt.
Rev. Simkins. Negative, II. G. Rash,
DIR. Switzer. Mrs. DAILY, Sec.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANsAs,l
County Of Saline.
p j. W. Little, J. DeboId, II. Hoffman ~
Il P.terman. u. Oslorne, J. T. Woodward O.
Z. kothe, J. ". Anderson. Patrick Dslsn. q. u.
Weight, and the heirs or representatives Of
ssrsh Payne, tdeeeased)
Parties interested In the survey Of the foiloving
desiribed laid. you aud each Of you arr hsr.by
notified that ON the l5ih day Of November. A. u.
lh-2. Al nine O'Clock tn, sill make . survey Of
IN. following described land, tswt. The north
line OF section eighs. and centre line. Of sam.
section, township fourteen. range tso west tor
the purpose OF establishing the centre corner of
section eight. Aud establish the quarter eosnes
between section i've, and one half qnzrter corner
between the north vest quarter Of section eight,
and south west quarter Of section i've toe nship
fourteen, range two vest
said survey will be commenced al the centre Of
section eight. At which time and place you can
apeear and take soeh action as you may desire.
Witness my hand this End day Of Ori. A. u l.-e
u. p HAMILTON
Wv County surveyor
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To the rioters NJ Washington township !.
Notice is hereby given tina; the polls
for the November general election
will be opened ut the Powell school
house in said tOwnship-the place for
voting having been changed from the
Washington school house," To said
Powell school house.
NC. OsTENBERG, Trustee.
36.Dw
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Sheep For Sale.

Selling lots to suit purchasers. Four.
thousand twO-hundred ewes from one
to four years old. Two-thousand
seven-hundred lambs. and :three-hun.
dred wetl,ers. These sheep will be
held near Salina, after September nth.
For further particulars. enquire Of
w. J. TROUsDALE.
After above date ut Grand Central
Hotel, Salina, Kansas.
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A stock farm Of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery. on Santa Fee avenue, Sa-
lima. Apply to H. REEs.
22-tf
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Last Tuesday evening, . large mum.
a. the friends Of Rev. A. ID. Goodwin
and his estiInable family, in order TO
show their appreciation and esteem,
provided themselves with an ample
supply Of provisions and marched to
the residence Of their urbane host,
who was taken completely unawares.
A very pleasant evening was spent
and all went away wishing "A long
and prosperous life" to the pastor and
his family. mingled with feelings of
renewed and closer friendship.
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ANNA MoRaAN-Her selections
were read with marked effect, the
audience giving decided evidence Of
their appreciation Of her ability assa
public reader.-yournat, Boston, Dec.
rs. 1879.
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We have . new carrier boy this
week. who may fail to leave papers
10 some Of our city subscribers. II
any fAil to get their papers they win
please notify % and we will have the
matter attended to.
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The new Republican Central Com
mittee of Saline county have organized
by the election of NJ. ID. sampson
Chairman. and l.. e. Warner, Secre-
tary. An executive committee, con-
sisting of the Chairman and Secretary,
and Thos. Anderson, &. w. Banks,
II. II. Bishop, VIM. Berg, T. J. Going,
and He. Rash has been appointed.
The Finance committee consists Il
T. J. Going, Thos. Anderson and II.
&. Rash. Appointments for speaking
at nearly all of the school houses have
been arranged
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GRAND OPENING or MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS At TINE Ia
DIES BAZAAR.


To the Ladies' Of .Saiina and ricinity,
Greeting: Each and all are cordially
Invited To attend our grand opening
Of Millinery and Fancy Goods to
occur on Friday and Saturday. Oct.
nth and 2lst, aud witness the bril-
liant display then to take place.
FUGArE 4 Snow.
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Preparations on q large scale are
being made for Republican open air
meeting in Salina next Wednesday
afternoon, to be addressed by Senator
Ingalls,, Senator Plumb, Capt. Geo. II.
Peck and Col J. X. Hallowell. 1.-THE
present plans are carried out, 1t will
be the largest and most enthusiastic
meeting ever held i'm Salina. 1t Is tn
be hoped and in fact expected that
every Republican in Saline county
will lend his presence and listen to
the eloquence Of the distinguished
gentlemen named. Let the Republi.
cans in every township contribute to
the success Of the meeting by urging
each member Of the party to be pres
ent.
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We have received from the fruit
farm of Hon. H. l.. Jones q basket of
the Prentiss grape-a white grape of
delicious flavor and far superior to
any Kansas grown grapes we have
yet seen. The following description
speaks for itself:
Bunch large, not often shouldered, compact.
Berry medium 10 large, yeliowish green, some
times with rosy tint side next to the sun: skin
thin but very firm. Flesh tender, sweet, melt
ing juicy. with very pleasant and musky aroma !;
free from foXiness little II any pulp; seeds few
and small; very similar 10 Rebecca In quality but
vine . vigorous grover and foliage very distinct
from Reberca. Foliage healthy. thick resembling
Diana or Isabela showing lis native origin.
Vine = good grower and very productive, i'm
ciined tc ovsrbcsr, and clusters should be fhinned
unless pruned close vine hardy. and buds un-
injured With therm meter Is to 2oo below zero.
The grape is an excellent keeper. Ripens with
Concord. The fruit has sold 10 New York mark
ats for the past Tour years, Wholesale 1t Is and
20 cents per H. when Coucords were selling at I
and @ cents. ami Delewares and cents
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For Rent or Sale.

A good dwelling Of six rooms on
Santa Fe avenue. Enquire Of
WM. CLARKsox.
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The State Synod Of the Lutheran
church Commences next "wednesday
evening. d. 3. Unaagst, . veteran
missionary from India, will b present
sometime during the session.
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Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline county, Kansas
Piainus.
Lorenzo D. FAULKNER and
JULIA A. FAULKNER.
Defendants.
To LORENZO d. FsulkseF and Julia A. Faulkner.
defeulants
VIA vii take notice that you have been sued :;
= that the nd plainsi9. Elisha Dresser has
fled his Petition against ysu In the Disera Court
Of Saline county. Kansas; that roo must answer
aid petition o. before the 1t day Of December
lss3. or the aDe viii Be taken - true and judg-
ment reudered aeeordisgly. for the sum Of four
hundred and Au! dollars And iveaty right eests
3o35). % three pssoissosy soses. and the fore-
closure Of Two Dorsgages ppm certain real estate,
sifuase1 tn sali.e county, kaaaas. and described
- folbeva to-vit:
Fisse-Ou the nosth-vest garter Of the north
vest quarter Of section no. twenty four t3l) n
township -. fourtsse n4,, ssuth In r.age No oss
~. vea Of TIE asth Phscipal Meridian. Sec
oed-Ou the oestA-eass quarter Of the sossh-
vea garter u Section no tvesty -ioar ca 10
tsvnship -. esastees 10 south In fssee %.
ooe Oh ve1 81 the si1tA PYioeipal 0eSiAlan-
ELISHA DRESSER, PiaintiG.
d. ". AAScnBs1Hn. Plaintifs Attorney.
3s-9v.
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Mrs. Celia A. De Rinzie, eldest
daughter Of Marshal futile, died OF
consumption at her fathers residence,
Wednesday evening, Oct. IL. at 7:a
o'clock, aged thirty-two years. two
months and nine days. This lady
had been In ill-health for q number OF
years. but has been In the last stages
of the dread disease for the past six
months. She had tried q change of
climate on two or three occasions but
with no beneficial effect. The funeral
occurred ut Marshal Tuttle's residence
last Saturday, Rev. J. A. Antrim con-
Quoting the last sad rites. The de-
ceased left q daughter aged about ten
years.
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CoP1.

Mr.. EOI1OR allow US lit.
tie space In which to say to our many
friends, who 20 generously ren,en,-
bered sin basket and store, on Tues
day evening. that We tender them our
deepest thanks and trust they may
live long and enjoy the best Of the
land. Very truly,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. GOODWIN.
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hereby announce myself ns an independent
candidate for County Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. LA DAVIS.
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court Of Saline county. state Of
ROBERT I. BLACKLEDGE.
Plaintin,
SOPHIE ADLER.
GEOEf,E !. ADLER. and
LUCIA GERARD Defendant.
To Sophie Adler, George l. Adler aud Laei.
VoC, and each Of you, are hereby notified that
y the plaintiff shove named has on the s,h DAY
Of oeiob-r, A. D.. lss2. filed 10 the district essrs
Against yoa In aid action, in which the paries
plaintiff and defendant sre - above stated In the
title OF said action above given Thai you have
nature Of the judgement :ough, and prayed sos By
said plaintiff In his petition aforesaid against 700
In sad .etion, Is for P~rsonsl Judgment sssisss
ss ni.ss. . ssS @sIss sa as.s e. - =
twelve per cent per snsum. ON certain proais-
:osy note made and delivered by s.id sephis
ss0sss o. date August ssa. isss ssa S .e ia to-
yean rom date, and also for judgment Of fore
sicsnre Of certain mene.se, executed and
delivered s.i, sy s.a sophie Adler and GsorFs L
Adler. to sad plaintiff. for the purpose and In
order to secure the sfssvssh promiuory note ana
the sum Of money due thereon. on the
North half Of Lot No. g. ON santa Pe Avrn.~ i'm
s :ss c.i3 Of s'iia'' county Of Saline STATE
and sl.o TO sell the said mssss,ged peeni.<..
Without sppraissncnt. to pay such judxDsst a
s0ught and PRAYED for On s1eh nnes and negse>ep
and costs o. suit ssd 10 exclude each ssd every
d you defendaets frym ssy ipseres In sasd
nonsseed pssnises amer such saIe; end shai
aniess VOC snsgeS % OF before The lssh dsy Of
November A. D.. lsss. saiA pssis'on vi, BE- taksa
Eore stated ssd pssyea he yin b res1~rrd
'ccoriinsIy-
ROBERT T. BLAcKLEDGE.
By JoBx q. spIvsY, his Attorney. B-yv
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wesre authorized to announce that Frank fer-
len IL an Independent candidate Tor Clerk OIL
the District Court.
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Carver,
Cunningham,
Peterson,
Weaver,
Bishop,
Miller,
The Regular Republicau ticket.
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A1-Erfrr oepiss u THE JOURNAL "as o. M"
q W. Hsyse.s Store AID af ne Bosf S''s " "'"
sesi 4 lSsassea-
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hereby snn,unce myself rs an indePehaeh
candidate for County Commissioner in the Second
District, DAVID REESE.
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hereby announce myself Ne an Independent
candidate for Representative in the sab Repre-
sentative District. Saline County.
EN- sTEARNs.
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The other day We were shown q
very handsome monument prepared
for the grave of Mrs. John Dewar. of
solomon city, by Mr.. James Johnston,
the marble cutter. Its weight was
LOO pounds. 1t was wrought from
italian marble, and most handsomely
inscribed. Its height was feet I
inch The base was 2S2 feet and IL
thick; the second base llxll and 9
inches thick, and the die I foot .
inches by I foo; . inches, and 8 feet
: inches high. 1t is an elegant sample
of Mr.. Johnston's skill as q marble
cutter.
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ANNouNc DEMENT'S.

thereby announce myself an Independent can
didate for the once Of County Attorney
JOHN FOSTER.
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The following was the vote In the
various townships of Saline county
for the Republican and Democratic
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n d, rssrTs 4 Siiis> cpun,y:
I hereby snnouoe myself As an Independent
candidate for Probate Judg--
AUGUST BONDI
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RELIGIOUS.

The widow Of Bi-hop Marven died at
Frcderictown, No, Friday. i. I.a
The number Of conversions at the st.
Paul Methodist Church in Cincinnati now
reaches 1000
AT the Methodist revival now pro-
crossing in HarrOdsburg. four Maglalens
have been converted and turned from their
evil ways
A Garfield memorial window has been
placed in 81. James Episcopal church at
Long Branch. The window contains fine
likeness OF the late President.
M. J. NJ wray was reinstated as &C.
Awe ruling Elder Of the Presbyterian
Church Sunday, During his absense he
still retained his membership here.
REV. NJ. NJ. Benton has been appoint
ed by the Episcopal bishop to the editorial
charge Of the Kentueky Church Chronicle
Mr.. B. was formerly pastor OF the Danville
Church. r
Mr.. Barnes finds the Paris people
slow to embrace the offers Of healing either
for the body OF the soul, but we predict
he viii yet come out conqusrer, and 20
away With what he calls bis best wages.
Al the Baltimore Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church resolution
was ADOPTED eondem ming all camp meeting
associations which agree to receive re-
bate from Sunday trains On the railroads.
The annual meeting Of the American
Bible Society was held sunday in Wash
ington. The Fecsipis for the year 10 that
city were $S76,9s9; expenditures, 1876, 1875.
OF the receipts $lOL9S9 were donations
and legaties. 40 ID I Afil 2
q, The members OF the Christian Church
were much pleased with DIR. Cox, who
preached twice for them on sunday, and
will no doubt call him TO be their pastor,
This question is TO be decided next Sun
day, and IL he is called. his first appoint
ment will be on The lat Lords Day in
April. t.r n.'N flfIFl
The Daaoaai says that permanent
Faith Cure is about 10 be established in
Louisville. Mr.. Bnrghard, the merchant
having rendered the use Of brick house
with rooms free Of rent to the cause. II
will be open April let, and Mrs. L. A.
Baldwin, who staid at Pink Cottage long
time last summer, will be in charge. with
Raw I W Renton and wife eVangaliats
from Allen county, a. second in command.
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II. s. Phillips has just returned from
the cities where he has been purchasing
his Spring stock Of goods......Judge Berry
will visit the markets NEXT week, 10 buy a
new stock Of goods. Nn4
There has been great slaughter
ing Of dog in this vicinity Of late, the re-
duction Of rations, In consequence Of hard
times, caused the aforesaid CANNES to dep
rebate upon the neighborine sheep folds,
AID the Irate farmers are being avenged.
An inquest isnatico d. iaqwirsndo was
held in the case Of Issac c. Goddard, Of
this county, last week. His mind had
been unsettled upon some subject for sew
eral years, and he had been confined in an
Asylum upon previous occasion, for a
few months. But he had sufficiently re-
covered 70 enable him to manage farm
very skillfully. Indeed he seemed never
70 be satisfied unless actively engaged At
labor, and on Sundays he would spend his
time chiseiing words and sentences upon
every smooth stone he could find until
there was scarcelya stone, for five miles
along the highway, upon which he lived,
that did not contain some motto. The
present unsettled condition seems to be a
religious frenzy. lie has been taken 10
Anchorage.
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pfssosli.

,gqTR,s. LYess, Esa, Of BOsque bonita,
vas here few days ago.
,T1MISs, MySNE DlEwIDDIE has return
I'll from a visit 10 friends in IIustonville.
Mus. MARY BowMAS and little daugh.
ter. Virgins, have returned from Harrods-
a T--Me9 VIZ. yABoy xSp Ms MARY
vARsoS, went up 10 attend the E-,ill Cen
tennial.. .,..,. rx. rstu
-Mss ELLA FRirii. Of Brodhead came
down Yesterday 70 visi, Miss Bette. Nc
kebsrs ~ y sdEsTs23ls
-MRs Lucy BEAzLEY, Who recently
moved to Louisville, is very ill., Miss
Mamie, her daughter. went 10 her bedside
Saturday. 4 inHfla nni fral1
AMONG the visiting attorneys attending
Court Yesterday, were Mess. W. o. Brad.
ley, Geo. Denny, Jr.. H. 7. Noel, II. c.
Kaufman and Frank Hubble, q fancas-
ter, and J. G. s.aiiey, Monticello.
TIM next Governor OF Kentucky, IL he
4 wants 10 be. II spehding few week. in
Stanford. We refer 10 Judge NJ. II. Ows.
lev, at once the most thorough a. we'll a.
one Of the most popular gentlemen in the
State. We need such man a. Governor,
10 restore the Office 10 that dignity and
cast, Of which Il has been so unfortunately
vrenched By the present incumbent
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LAxD. STOCK AEO cR0R

Genuine white seed corn for sale by
Thornton Porter.
j. NJ. Hail sold to John II. Shanks,
5 2-year-old cattle for $3.50;
F. ID. Albrigh, bought Of G.. A. Lack
ey, 20 tons Of hay, at As eta. per hundred.
Capt. j. NJ. Higgins sold at auction
yesterdays lot Of indifferent calves ai$7 per
head.
N. w. Frazer bought fine pair Of
mules from Eli ahd Joe Pean for $500
Paris Citizen.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hail has lost four sheep,
supposed to have died from eating the
wheat on which they were turned.
B. A. al. 4. Tracy sold last week to
X. D. Hutchcrait 1900 bashsls Of blue
grass seed at 50 cents per bushel.-lClark
Democrat.
LEO. w. Afford bought in Danville
yesterday pair Of broke mules l5l hands
high, years old Tor S2s5 Mr.. Green
Bright sold one for Sl35
B. Well, Of this county, has bought
about 1000 lambs at 81 cents, 10 be div
sred on the la Of June Hetske moth.
ing under 60 pounds. Jesaamine Courier.
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s0YLE COUNTY.
Da1vHe.


Mr.. T. r. Walton, Of the INTERIOR
JOURNAL, was in town to-day.
To-day was County Court day. A
greater number Of cattle than usual were
sold, and the prices they brought were
good.
-Advices from Shelby city state that
the wife Of Robert Woods. negro black.
smith, died on Saturday night from the
effects of brutal beating given her by her
husband A coroner's jury found as above
indicated. No other particulars.
-Circuit Court closed on Friday with
the conviction Of VIM. Richardson for hog
stealing, and the sentence Of major
Prewitt for house breaking Richardson
acknowledged his guilt, and got off with
one year in the penitentiary. Prewitt went
up for two years, although many disinter-
ected spectators Of the trial thought his
conviction unwarranted by the evidence.
Both are colored.
On Saturday night male child but q
few hours old was left on the porch Of the
residence Of Henry Farris on Lexington
street. The little fellow was neatly dress
ed and wrapped up in a clean sheet, but
had not received the surgical and other
other attentions that newly born infants
all require. Mr.. Farris, happening to
think Of colored woman who had child,
took II to her to nurse, and she Is now
taking care Of il. There is no suspicion
as to where the young gentleman halls
from. The wise ones are non-plussed for
once, but may, with their usual industry,
solve the mystery after time.
lit should be a matter Of congratula-
ton to those respectable individuals in
and about Danville, who take 80 much in
terest in what other people eat and drink,
that there is every reasonable indication
that they'have got Captain Whisky down"
Why nol2 The last Boyle county Grand
Jury was in session first and last. between
three and four weeks, and they did not re-
turn single indictment accusing any one
in Danville Of unlawfully (2) selling the
cFitter. II may be that none was sold, or
that the g. j. paid some attention to the
law as given them by the court, and de-
clined to return indictments on insufficient
evidence, heresay evidence, or on suspi-
cion. $40
--DrAddison Harlan is colored physi-
eion, on whose head the SHOWS Of many
winters have descended. When he dons
his stove-pipe hat, throws his havsrsack
containing "roots and herbs" over his
shoulder, and starts out on "doctoring"
tour, his face wears an expression Of med
ical wisdom that would excite the envy Of
Esculapius. lie has poor opinion Of the
attainments Of all his white and black
brethsen in the profession. The other day
while the wizard oil man was pouring
forth torrent Of eloquence in praise Of
his medicine, DIR. Harlan stood on the op.
pOsite corner and gIared at him over his
left shoulder. Your correspondent hap
pening TO pass the Doctor. caught his eye
and remarked; "wait till the 6rsl dark
night, boss, and will 20 To the woods and
catch few wizaids, and I'll show you
can make as good oil as that man. I'm q
doctor ~