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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02
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Hrl"fttd hy iutrit - jenkins.
HOGS 81 nh per leo lbs
BEEF CNTTLE-Sa.n0 per leo lbs.
CHItKENS-s2up "a s. - per doz
Have Yea seen those noe cloths at
-olbcrg's:
Bracket, of all descriptions at !. &
V. EbCrharit's.
Flour oil cioth-ail worth from 80
cts, per yard up. At New York
store
New goois-stocil full and complete.
Prices lower than ever at Campbell a
Tutbil's.
Opening ut y. 7. * NJ. " Gricr's
each day, during the season i,-un,iays
rxceptedJ
Parlor suits-tlie latest ia style and
very hanisome-just received hy +. d
'. Eberiar.t.
Our stock Of mems, boys aud chil-
lrcn's clothing j. complete, and II
prices that never fail 10 sell them.
MARYLAND DcDGE & MnoBE.
The large stock of goods now opened
at Campbell d Tuthill's has been Sc.
l,cied with great cafe and bought OH
The closest terms possible for cash
Most stylish suits at Solberg'-. sat-
i-faciion guaranteed. Good fits war
ranted.
Prepare Tor fail snit. \ fine lot 81
cloths for fail suits received AT Sol
herg's.
The finest chamber suits ever seen
in Saliua. just received by +. * V.
EberharJt
Campbell * Futhill have the best
line Of Oyereoais in tine city. Go and
see them.
\ large line Of beautiful carpets
just received by F. & V. Eberharli
Oats and Rye at Farmers Elevator.
II. b. MERRILL & CO.
We are sole agents for the world re-
nowned Balls Health Preserving Coz
sets, the best in the world.
OBER < HAGEMAS.
Cha. X. Munger, Newton. Kansas,
State ageu; for school seats. maps,
globes, etc. Agents wanted Fly
The largest stock of dress flannrls--
all shades-at Is per cent. cheaper
than any house in the city, ut Mark
land Dodge * Moore's.
New Goods New Goods at Camp
bell & Tuthill's.
FoR sALE-A lot 75x3e0 feet front
ing on Prescott Avenue. The front
part Of the lot is covered with good
sized trees. For sale cheap. Apply
at this Office.
Easy cbairs-elegant patterns-just
received by F. & V. Eberhardt.
Prepare for fall suits. A fine lot Of
cloths for fall suits received at Sol
bery's.
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New Cambria Crumbs

A Literary Society has been organ
lied In district No. 3.
Mr.. J. n. Brubaker and family re-
turned Monday, after very pleasant
visit with relatives and friends nj
their former home in Pennsylvania
The first spelling match of the sea-
son came off Monday night, at No. s.
Mrs. K. McBratney and Miss Mary
Huinbarger were the champion SPELL
ers.
The New Cambria Union Sunday
School recognized Sunday, with
L. A. Davis as Superintendent for the
winter.
Messer 4 Baker have again located
their steam saw-rill in the suburbs
of the town aud are busy saving
lumber for corn cribs, etc
Messrs. Joe Fisher aud J. IilIman
arrived direct from Johnsiown, Penn,
Saturday. AS they are both ener-
getic young men, we hope they will
locate here for the future.
Mr. and Mrs. kennison are Of On a
visit to their native home in Morgan
county, Ohio. We wish them a pleas
ant trip and safe return.
George w. Parks is the happy man
now, you can see him smile two miles
away-it's girl.
J. H. Short and F. ii. Dickinson
have gone to the Eastern part Of the
State for apples.
The Republican Rally was well at
tended by botii ladies and gents at
the school house. Saturday evening
Quite number Of gentlemen attend,d
The Click meeting also.
NJ. T. HEAD.
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d. < J. b. Whitehead's jewelry
store is open to the public each night,
aud is blaze Of light and beauty, re-
producing in fine relief the many eie.
gancies in precious stones, watches,
chains. rings, pins, clocks, solid and
plated ware. all arranged with artistic
taste. On either side are fin. glass
show cases filled with new. choice
goods We doubt ii finer interior Of
a jewelry house can be found in the
State. They are to be commended for
their successful determination 10 open
a palace so beautiful in our midst. and
sincerely trust that their efforts may
he amply recoinpensed 10y correspond
ing patronage. Visitors will be agree
ably welcomed at any time. Cal, in
at your leisure.
Monday morning oct 30l,
between Saiina aud Assaria. beaver
overeoa,-a small hole between the
shoulders-nearly new. Please return
to this Office
WANrED-A LADY eopyist and col
lecior. one that can learn Ia Rad
proof. and Of good address. Can have
a permanent situation and good salary.
Address MANAGER WESTERN DIgEc-
toby COMPANY, care JOURNAL.
WAHTED-40 head of stock hogs
and 3.0A, bushels of corn at my farm
in Walnut township. Saline county.
30 Il. AUGUsT Z;EBELL
We call especial attention this week
Ia our Ladies' CinaSs. DnImnns ana
Jackets Twenty-Five different styles
in light shades, and AN elegant line in
black.
MAINLAND DODGE Il Moons
Campbell & Tuthili have Just re-
lived and opeued an immense stock
of Dfy Goods. Notions, Clothing Boots
and shoes. Dress Goods and ShawI-.
ami you will find il go your interest to
cnll ON them for what you want in
their line.
Parties DESTROYS Of borrowing ni"u-
ey upon real estate security vii! do
well L. call upon Z. l.. Faulkner.
for terms, ~ h- has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven AMI eight per cent
money, which can lie loaned Il, a Fc:,-
SDn1ble rate uf commission. 2G-tf
are YOU made miserable 10y inii-
re-tion. Con stipa,ion, Dizziness. Loss
Of Appetite. yellow skin? Shilnh'-
Vitalizcr is positive care. Oscar
~citZ. Z
~hiloh'S Caiairh Remedy posi-
tive care for Catarrii, D'pih.ria. aud
CauLcr Mouth. Oscar ~oi,z. H.
"Eiackmctacll " u lasting and ina
grant perFume. Pric. - and 81 cent,
Oscar ~oitE Z
Sh!lon's Cure viii Immediately
relieve Group, Who"p.us cough and
Bronchitis. Oslar Scitz. z
For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
yol have printed guarantee on every
bottle OF .Shi'ok's Nitalizcr "a never
fails to cure. Oscar -yitz. 4
= Na-l Injector free with each
bottle .! SIil,h' ta.,rrA Remedy
Price 80 cents. Oscar ~.i.z. Z
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Pebbles from TORY.
Wheat seeding about over
Corn harvest has commence,

wheat seeu1ng ABOUT over
Corn harvest has commenced.
Mrs. Antram has rented her farm
and intends To leave here soon. W,
are sorry to loose so good a neishbor
but We hope that our loss will he heI
gain.
Our school Is progressing well undel
the able management of Miss Haiti,
Godfrey.
The Liberty Literary is booming
with Hon. Peter Brown for Pres
dent-a daughter.
George bull has been very sick witt
diptheria but il rapidly recovering
under the care OF DIR. NanEaton.
The political caldron is boiling, boil
ing, boiling.
As election draws near, the Rcpub.
licans are falling into ranks determ
ined to support the Republican nomi
nees. They think they would rather
take a dish OF Republican crow sea
soned with temperance aud morality
than to take a dish of Democratic
Bayard. seasoned with free whisky
and corruption. Rocks.
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Teaehcrs. Iake NMIee

TIE next - limitation Ear teacher
certificates will hr held 1t the coGr
house On tie last ~atu. lay of Nuvcm
5eg 18th If the month";. commencing
promptly ut . O'Clock \. 81. AppG
cants for teachers certificates v Il
please take notice an govern them
selves accordingly. BY order Of III,
Board of Examiners
S9-it. WH BISHoP.
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COqat. Cola q core throat,

should he stopped. Neglect fre-
qucntly results in an incuabIe Lung
disease or CONSUMPTION. Brnwu's
Bronchial grDcirs does not
disorder IL, stomach like cough
sygup and tai.Inss. but act directly
on .he inGaiued paris, ailaying irri,a-
ton, give re.iefiu t.thma, bronchitis.
Coughs, CataFFh -ui the Throat
Truu lies which gers and Public
SNEAKERS are -ghie to For thirty
ycsr- Browns 3rCn al Truchr- have
been r"cSunlendod % hysiriaus. and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having beeii tested by wide and CON
~tuu- use iar nearly an entire genera
ton. they have attained we'll m-rited
rank AMONG the few staple remedies
al the are Sold a, - cents q box.
pverVW here. II
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PersonelI IO men o1lY :

The Noliaic Belt Co., Marshall
Mich. will semi Dr Dyes Celebrate,
tlcctro-Noitaic Belts and Electric Ap
planes on trial for thirty days toner
young or old who ar. afflicted viii
NeIvnus Debility. Lost Vitality auo
Manhood, and tiniE,i troubles, guar
anteeins speedy and complete restor
alton Of health and manly visor. Ad
Irg-s - shove y. Il NO risk j. 10
Cured, As thirty 'lays' trial Is allowed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

We desire that some one gentIemah
from each voting precinct will bring
into the JOURNAL Office on Tuesday
night detection night the result Of the
election, 10 that the various returns
may be tabulated a. speedily - possi-
BILE. The JOURNAL ONCE will be
headquarters for the Republicans that
evening,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

Miss Clara L. league has accepted
an engagement rs proof-reader on the
Post Dispatch Of st. Louis Ia place for
which she Is most eminently quail
fed, and started for that city last
Monday. She was accompanied by
Mrs Chase-a friend of the family of
Mr.. NJ. ID. league, with whom she
has been stopping since their residence
i'm Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

Those who visited the Republican
meeting held ut Bridge p. o.. Tuesday
night. speak In fiatteriRg terms OF
its enthusiasm and success. Appro-
PIRATE music was furnished aud the
speakers did their very best. The
Salina party were provided for In
elegant style at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson Miller.
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Joseph Thomas. n Young man who
had been employed in II. II. Dihle's
harness shop some time, died of con
gestive chill last week Wednesday
night. He was buried from the Cath
Ollie church on Friday. He was quiet
unassuming and popular young man.
His age was about % years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

One week from next Sunday the
members of the Lutheran church will
hold a meeting for the purpose of TAX
ing some action In supplying the pull
pit made vacant by the resignation Of
Rev. A. J. Hartsock. Mr.. Kissel, OF
Abilene, is spoken of favorably for
the place.
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Messrs. Ferlen & Leksell have
moved their stock of goods TO their
new store-room in the Commercial
Block. The removal was made Tues
day night. The stock vanished like
a fash. Ii was the quickest removal
on record.
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QUA NEW eA,Lsoap.
From the Council Grove Republican
of Oct 9th. We take the following
items concerning our new railroad:

From the Council Grove Republican
of Oct 9th. we take the following
items concerning our new railroad:
WORK 10 COMMENCE MONDAY.
TorExA, sAIixA a MYSTERY Z. u. Co,
Consrac,ors Once. I. peks. Ks. Oct. 20.
Mr. w. F. SHAMLEFFER, ESQ.
DEAR SIR was glad To get your
letter, and find that you niesnt BUSH
ness. shall telegraph Mr.. Arnold
tonight to draw on me at sight for
funds to pay for right nf way.
/ have let from the railroad ten
miles west, aud the grading Will go
about as fast rs we get the right Of
way. Mr.. Appleton writes me that he
Is running new line west oI Jhase's.
which will be- from one and a half Ia
two miles north of Rossijrr's line.
Will this affect unfavoratiy the sub
sides, or business of the road
While I would not run the road
every where for the sake of subsidies,
think the amount of local business
should be considered. aud the line
that wiilacconimoiate the most PEOPLE.
IL not any more expensive In build.
would be the line for tn road to al0it
even II little longer.
You may expect the contractors at
your place the last of this week, and
they will want To commence work on
Monday. Yours truly,
WMF. ELLIS.
THE RAILRoAD-sATIsFAC Pro
GREss.
Everything is working along satis-
factoriiy in regard to the T.. :. * W .
The line has been permanently To-
Gated. Negotiations for right of way
are In progress, Judge Stafford, presi
dent Of the road was here the fir-t of
the week on business. The money IL
buy the right of way is on hand.
Messrs. Arnold and Shanletisr will
have charge of the negotiations with
the property holders. As will be seen.
the commissioners to apprai-e and
condemn the property needed by the
company have been appointed. The
matter Is being pushed as rapidly IA
possible, and as soon as the right Of
way for sufficient distance can be OBJ
tanned, the work of grading will be
begun.
Large orders for material have been
made which will begin To arrive next
month, mt the rate. we are informed.
of ten car loads per day. That looks
like business. The rear room of the
Morris County Bank has been secured
is an office for the company, and the
Office will be open about November 1T.
As it may not be generally known
here, and rs an indication il such were
needed, and there is no elap-trap about
this enterprise, il may not be uniuter-
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OLsoN-BoRGMAN-At the resi-
dence Of Mr.. J. Henry, Of Brook willie,
Oct, sd, 1881, by Rev, n. N. StoltH,
Of Brookville, Mr.. c. w. Olson and
Mis- Minnie F. Bergman. all Of Brook.
willie. Kansas
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A party Of Republican SPEAKERS
were entertained in a most handsome
manner at the house Of Mr.. Ralf
Thwing. POheta p. o., last Friday
night. A good supper and some Of
the good old songs were part of the
Dleasant receDtion
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Two Sisters Of Charity from Empo-
ria were in town last tuesday, solicit.
ing funds for hospital to be built Mt
that plac.. The subscriptions werr
small but amounted to considerable
in the aggregate.
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sAliYs MARKETS November ID

Reported by { Il. Underwood : 60.
WINTER WHEAr-Nn. |, toe,
No. >, zoe "a 6Sc. No. >, 5Sc Q. Gee.
CDRN-2jc.
OAT>-3jc.
RGE-3Ic
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Casper Bascom's steam handcar,
which came TO halt at the bridge on
Tuesday morning. attracted general
attention. Cy Conrad wanted to know
IL it was not the Belle of Saiina"
come back TO us again. 1t was Ger
tainly a curious looking contrivance
Bascom uses the machine principally
upon the west end Of the road, in re-
pairing pumps, water tanks, etc.
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At the Democratic meeting ut AS
snria the other night, after the speak
ers had finished, the proposal for three
cheers for Click Wa. met with faint
response from three our four de
pressed and detected" individuals,
while the proposition TO give three
cheers for st. John was responded to
with strong and TASTY voices which
comprised nearly the whole audience.
You can't get cheers in your favor
from an audience which Is not in
synpathy with Won
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2n,kIen's Ar.ica Saiye.

The b,st '-aive ia tine world for Cuts,
Bruises, SORES. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum.
Fever Sore, letter. Chapped hands,
'hilb!ains, CornS. aud all skin crup-
t!on-, and positively ceres Piles. Iti-
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price, - cents
peg tpN. ~ sale i'v Oscar Scltz.
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Mr.. Mat Schwartz. of Pittsburgh,
Pa, il visiting his brother and sisters
here. There is some prospect Of his
becoming II resident of our city, which
we are very glad to learn.
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For Snie.

! stock farm If 4>n acres. with goud
timber and water. on Hnhh's Greek
saline county. Also house aud lot
wiki bakery, VA santa fc avenue. -
lima. tppiy in -. l;-!s.
- &.
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Az agreeable drts~iu" for TIE fair.
that sill stop it, falling, has long
been sought for. rark.r'- hair Bai-
~arn, distinguished lor it, purity. fully
supplies this want.
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Attend the series Of lectures to be
given here next week. by Rev. A. n.
Gilbert, of Indiana, on the Harmony
between Science and Moses In the
history Of Creation.
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We hope numerous Salina Repub-
licans will visit the Asssria meeting
tomorrow. Anderson aud Hanback,
will entertain the people.
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We haveths nicest, knobbiest cheap
est and best fitting Clocks and Do.
mans In town. Please call and see
then. 0n1R 4 HA0KNAN.
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Republican Meetings.
The Republican Central Committee
-f Saline county have made arrange
menis for the following meetings:

! tHe heputficdu SeutSai NOfnflltte'
-f Saline county have made arrange
menis for the following meetings:
THURSDAY NIGHT. nov. =.
Pliny School House, Gypsum town
ship Speake,s-Hon. A. p Collins
Hon. T. l.. Bond. J. Wayne Amos
Esq, Ausen Miller. Esq, G. s
Martin. Esq. N. d. sampson.
Forsse School House. Falun township
Hon. ]. VI. Prescott. Hon. J. G.
Hohler. DIR. VIM. Bishop, II. :
Cunningham. Esq.
Sorire ThompSon's School House.
Pleasant Valley township. Speak
ers-Hon. T. r. Carver. l.. II. Hole,
: T. CriSs. ESQ. Judge Jonathan
Weaver. T. g. Nicklin, Esq.
FRIDAY NIGHT, nov. 3.
Liberty School House. Walnut town
ship. Speakers-Hon. A. p. Collins,
Hon. J. @. Mobler. n. :. Cunning
ham. Esq, DIR. +. II. Van Eaton,
j. Wayne Amos, Esq.
Robbins School House, Glendale
township. Sneakers-Hon r. T..
Bond. Hon. T. = Carver. e. A. Hit
Ter. ESQ. u. g. Lockwood. Esq. r.
q. Nicklin. Esq. ] o. Wilson. E-q.
Hopkins School House. Smoky View
township. Speakers-L. n. Hole
Esq. Prof T. ID. Fitzpatrick. Prof
Hone E.Faulkner. Hon Nels Peter.
son. Hon. 4. =. Collins
SATURDAY NIGHT. NOV. l.
Brookville. Sreak,rs-Hon Lewis
Hanback,. Judge !. n Prescott,
Hon. T. J.. Bond, DIR. VIM. Bishop.
Solherg'> School House. Snrclan tow n
A,ip Speakers-Iutlge J II Pres.
colt, DR.. VIM. Bishop. Hon. Ncis
Peterson. Hon. A. y. Collins. II :.
Cunningham. Esq Hon & T.. Faulk-
ner.
Beuiieii's Scho1I House. Greeley
township. Speakers-Prnf \. u.
Gondwin. ID. c. Lockwood. J. G..
Nnhler. Esq. !. q. Wilson. Esq,
Hen y g. Mohler.
MONDAY NIGHT, Nov. q.
Salina Opera House. Speakers-Hon.
r +. Carver. Hon. Lewis Hanback,
DIR. T.. II Swiizer.
Bavaria. Speakers-Hon. T. l.. Bond.
Tom g Nicklin. Esq, Prof. 4. ID.
Fitzpatrick.
Enrlund's School House, Washing
ton township. Speakers-ilon. &.
T.. Faulkner. Dr.Wm. Bishop, Hon.
Nels Peterson.
Hui;man's School House, Smolap
township. Speak"rS-JudCe Pres
cott. Hon ID. n. Wagstafr. Capt. &.
W. Bihiks.
Powers School House. Pleasant Val
lev township X eakerl-Hon. !. g.
Nohier. ". y. Sampson, judge
Weaver.
pohpta School House. Solomon TOWN.
ship. ssne-,ker--I :. Martin. E~I
Hon. 4. Z. Collins. l.. II Hole,
Esq.
NJ. Smuel l.. Cleyengcr aud Mis-
Emma G.. NcCuskrie. of Nihbarl, SO.
were quietly married last evening,
al the residence of Il u. Crav,n's Esq,
nf this city. Rev. W. y. Simtius
officiating Nil Mc,oskrie j. q cousii!
of Mrs. II. Z. CravenS aud has been
visiting her. for sometime past. Mr.
clrvcncer is an old acquaintance aud
friend Of the family. lie is engaged
LARGELY ia the stock business and
farming in Missouri. TIE happy
cpnpI" LEFT on tine nine O'Clock train
for their future home. attended 10y
the bes. wishes Of their many frieni-
The JnuRNNL wishes them prosperity.
hong life ami much happiness.
". +. Saith. Mana eE of the W--t.
ern Directory Co., who has his head
quarters here for a time. viii deliver
the inaugural n dress b2fDrr the r.
linwOod, Kan. Literary Association
on Friday evening. Nov. iT,h
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Comroles Atteati0a.
GENERAL ORDER no. I.

CENEkAL ORDBW No. ].
Headquarters Post No. 81. @. A. r.
Department Of Kansas-The next
meeting Of Bridge Post will be held CT
the school house on "Wednesday, Nov.
9Th, 1882 All comrades are expected
70 Be present ct p. m. sharp. By
order Of A. B. CHAPMAN
Commander.
r. D. w. MANCHESTER Adjutant.
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Voters Of the 18th District.

Rocks" from Tory, of the 18th.
inst, spoke tie truth ia every wnri
ne I':e.c.. in regard 10 !hr VI t. cIu-
liia.e for Representative "f III" s'th
-bu. he did not tell 1t all We don I
want "a Eiau that i totally unrelilhl"
and cannot br depended upon. ! at.
i Il publican, aud shall vote for Mr..
:. Cariin. ana one whn has bt eI
a.iuaintel with \. - Collins for six
teen years. Til. STrICELfF.
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The following commissions have
been issued i'm the United States
Navy: Lieutenant Oscar w. Faren-
holt, to he Lieutenant Commander
from the I'd of May, 1852; Assistant
Paymaster John II. Martin. to be u
Passed Assistant Paymaster from S0tE
Of January, lsS2 James :. Phillips,
Of Kansas, to he an Assistant Paynlas-
ter from the 2lst of October, 1882 !:
Master Albert J. Debney, to he u
Lieutenant from the 10th of Febru-
AIRY. lss2. Washington Ercning
Critic.
Mr.. Phillips has numerous friends
here who are pleased to mark his
progress Ia life and hope he may rise
to a still higher position.
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Notice For Publication
LASD oTErcr AZ sArIsA KAxsis. |

LASD oFYIcr AT SALIVA. KAxsAs.
October 4. 1--s.
NOTICE is hereby givea that ths following
lNzme-i settler has cid notice OF his .aies
ton 20 Nuke la proof in sspport OF hts cl=i, ard
that the testfsnisis % Gilman, sih be isk- az
Cold Water. Michigan. before the Clerk Of the
Creui; Court for Branch county. Nichixsn. on
the 18Th day % November lisa ard the te tim
Of On. witness will be taken before the Restsier
and Receiver OF this efses. on November .Sth l,-2
viz. Byron l. Mitchell, Homestead En;ry, ls5is,
for the nj s~f .; nvt -e- :is ~. 10. r. au.
He names the following wifncs<es to prov. b :
continuous residence ue1n, and cultivation Of said
izDi. viz: TheoTerry .jojn Nelson. Erasmus Sei
son and Daniel Jonss all Of Basarie. Kansas-
S-sw J. -. HODGE, Register
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Fog Water Proofs. Fiauusl- ans!
Blankets, il yog would buy the best
goods and bus them cheap, the place
to bay j. AT Dbcr * iiazyiuau's
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

The voters should be on their guard
against all sorts Of reports which are
liable to be spread broadcast over the
land on the eve Of election. Pay No
attention to them. IL the opponents
Of the Republican ticket have any
thing against any candidate on tn.
ticket they should bring II to light In
sufficient time SO that the candidate
may have n chance to enter his de.
Tense. To do otherwise, is cowsrdly
People will certainly not be influ
enced by charges circulated in such q
manner rs to deprive the party
charged Of his defence-a privilege
given to the worst criminals.
The great and good H. Pooly
Cooper, who formerly made his resi-
dence in Saliha. came very near he.
ing assassinated the other day at his
present home, Iuka. Here are the de.
tails of the narrowing tale:
To the Editor OF the Topeka Capital.
IuKA. KAN, Octobers Son Sat
urday night, just after dark, Beman
Potter, q crank, who hes been carry
ing . revolver with the express pur-
pote Of killing Mr.. HI. p. Cooper for
the last twelve months, attempted to
shoot Mr.. Cooper In the Iuka postOf.
flee while Mr.. Cooper was in the ACT
Of unlocking his box to take out his
mail. Cooper, on turning around, saw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

I hereby announce myself n an Independent
essdidate for County Superintendent Of Public
Instruction L. A. DAVIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

We are authorized 20 announce that Frank Fer
len 10 an Independent candidate for CLERK 10
the Disfric: Court