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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
Notes from TORY.

The survey ing corps having set the
permanent stakes along our Gypsum
Valley, we feel assured and comlorta-
bile over the prospect of the J.. i. d :.
road. As every inch Of the ground oi
this enterprise has been contested Ivy
two strong and powerful railroad com
panies, sin.ly and combined, and TIA"
success of the undertaking begins ia
be apparent. We very appropriately
begin Ia inquire how il has been ac-
complished. What of credit may he
due To other persons we feel that we
can not over state that of q. T. Ham,
ilton He NAV he said. indeed. t. ie
the pioneer Of this road in our midst.
He has been constant AMI persistent
in his laborS AMI in hi q lvocI"y ~ il
His faith has been unfaliering, aui % :
efforts unjirin. !: we shall rrI'iS,.
"a we believe We viii. The completion
and operation az thi- road Ne feel that
il would not be too much Ia >ay. hut
for the faith aud worS at the Judge il
would not have been dime
We read about il being ~ AMI ~
degrees below zero, less than Il thoiI-
sand miles east of us. while our far
mers are preparing their fields for II
spring crop. While the stock of the
eastern farmer j. being housed in close
barns, ours are ba-king in The sun
shine. Moral-t'oinr IL Kansas
The Solons Of the Liberty Literary
society, are debating and deciding
such national questions ~ the tariff
aud the national debt. Ne candidates
for legislative honors - come and
hear.
Mrs. J. w. Amos started last Thurs
day on trip Ia Ohio.
The township caucuses are assent
bling and the wires are being pulled.
Such IL some Of the vanity and the
spice of life ANNoTAToR.
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Teachers Association.

This organization is for the benefit of
the teachers of Saline county, and il j.
their duty 10 be present nj it, meet
ings, and by so doing keep il from
dying out. We certainly can have no
meeting if there is no one to meet II
is therefore earnestly hoped that all
members will attend the next meet
ing, held Saturday. February Ith.
The following is the programme:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Constitution.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. magnetism.
In connection with the regular
topics, DIR. Bishop will give lecture
upon his educational system.
NJ. T.. PEEK, Sec.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republicans know

PENNSYLVANIA Republicans known
as the anti-boss ring have held a con-
vention and inaugueated aggressive
measures against the Cameron ring.
One of the speakers said they had gath
cred as patriots to rescue the standard
of the party from those who persist in
dishonoring it, and that the confer
ence was the first step toward the re-
juvenation of the Republican party.
Another speaker "aired" himself in
opposition to this and advocated re-
form within the party lines. There Is
one very effective manner of rescuing
the party if il is rs bad as the REFORM
ers make 1t out to be, and that is to use
sharpened lead pencils on election day.
But not great deal of Importance can
be attached to the conduct of men who
failing to secure nomination for Of
fee turn around and bolt their ticket.
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Guilty Of Wronq.

some people havea fashion Of con.
fi>ing excellent remedies with the
large mass If patent medicines" and
i'll this way they are guilty Of a wrong.
There are some advertised remedies
fully worth all that is asked tor them,
and one at least we know of-Hop
Bitters. The writer has had occasion
To- Use The Bitters in just such climate
a. we have most Of the year in Bay
City, and has always found them to
be iirst-class and reliable, doing all
that j. claimed for them Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
Not a Relative.
NEW CAMBRIA. Jan. Ii.

New CAMBRIA. Jan. Ii
EDITOR JOURNAL:
l wish to inform you and your many
readers that the man that is married
To Guiteau's wife i no cousin of ours
as we know of the whereabouts of all
our relations. Neither had they stop
ed at this place on their way home.
Next, his name is not Donmyer but
Dinsmore. Hope you will have the
kindness to make this correction.
Yours, &c, :. =. DoNMYER.
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How to Get Rich.

The great secret of obtaining riches
Is first to practice economy, and rs
good old deacon Snyder" says, ut
used TO worry the life out Of me to pay
enormous doctors bills, but nov have
struck it rich.' Health and happiness
reign supreme In our little household
and all simply because We use no other
medicine but Electric Bitters and only
costs fifty cents bottle" Sold by 81
druggisps.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

neutrality-suspicious. have been IN
the habit of cutting, by machine, the
edges of a part of each months edition;
indeed, so far as expense is concerned,
they would be glad to trim the whole,
for the waste paper more than pays
the cost Of cutting. The appearance
of the magazine page is, however, Sc
riously impaired by trimming of this
margin, and the publishers OF The
CENTURY have decided TO no longer send
out cut copies of their periodical. Ii
Is said, also, that they have in conteni-
plation new style of binding the
volume, in which the leaves are to re-
main untrimmed by machine, even
when made up in book form. They
are preparing for the first volume of
The Osntury new cover, which for
richness and beauty of design IL said
to he unequaIed by any work of the
kind heretofore done i'm this country.
The cloth will Ice Of dull gold, and the
stamp, i'm dark re,ldish-brown, will
nearly cover it, entire surface.
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Household Recipe.

The following recipe for making
soup will doubtless be appreciated by
our country friends who have not the
conveniences of daily meat market
and the Indispensable and prehistoric
soup bone: To two quarts Of water
add one quart of rich milk, four CON.
mon sized Irish potatoes, one small
onion, butter the size of an egg, two
slices of nicely toasted bread cut up
fine, salt, pepper, &c., To taste. A little
celery salt, to be found in all well-reg-
ulated grocery stores Of Salina, will
add much to the fine flavor. This soup
il nourishing and palatable, and II
properly made is as good as fresh oys-
ter soup. j. T.. q.
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EnNicd Beauty.

hat l. more handsome than a nicelc
bright, clear complcNtion, showing the
beauties of perfect health: All can en-
Joy these advantages by using Electric
Biiters. Impure blood, and diseases
81 the Stomach. Liver, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs are speedily cured.
For nervousness and all attendant all
ncnts. they are never failing remedy,
aui positively cnre where all Others
fail. Try the Electric Bitters and be
convinced of their wonderful merits.
For sale by all druggists, at fifty cents
A i.piflp
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A Benehcient Action.

The worn look and miserable feel
ings of those closely confined in mills.
ar at desks or work tables, are caused
by weak stomach, kidneys or bowels.
and SHOW the necessity for some mild
tonic to build them up. No one need
suffer thus who will use Parker's Gin
ger Topic; for without intoxicating II
has such beneficent action on these
sluggish organs and so cleanses the
poisonous matters from the system
that rosy cheeks and good health and
spirits are soon brought back again.
Erpress See advertisement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

STATE TREASURER FRANCIS and
Auditor Bonebrake have both stated
positively that they will not be candi-
dates for denomination. Secretary oi
State smith, Attorney General Jehn-
ston and Superintendent Speer have
made no such statement.
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Iron Mound items.

Our distinguished Walnutarian
friend Dave" IL busy exporting rock
to the port of Salina.
A revival meeting has been conduct
ell for the past two weeks at the stone
school house by Rev. Leigh. Numer-
Gus were the burning prayers that
were launched, and we expect the
Great Ruler must have heard the
racket IL he hears anything. but the
number Of sinners who rePented were
limited to q few.
Mr.. Claus Thelander. the inventor
Of the new header. has just returned
from business trip to Topeka. He is
now engaged In the manufacture of
his header (which he has Patented),
and contracted with Topeka parties for
q supply Of castings. As il is superior
to all other machines of its kind, we
predict for Mr.. Thelander a grand sue
cess.
A new literary association has
spouted out i'm the Stone school house.
1t convenes every Friday night. and to
all appearances Il will be success.
Last Saturday night there was q
spirited discussion in the Stone school
house upon the authenticity Of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

ABILENE is trembling over the pros
pect of the Henry House being closed
up. SO few trains stop there for meals
that Mr.. Curtis, the proprietor, thinks
of discontinuing business. Salina is
liable 10 become the eating station he
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

The Kansas Pacific road has recent
" issued an order compelling freight
conductors to pay all extra charges out
of their wages for freight carried past
ito destination
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

Bible. Ii was conducted by a few
Mormon saints, or elders, OIL the one
hand and the liberal element Of Gree
ley on the other. Ii was the most
olistinateIy contested field since the
DAYS of NEBUCHADNEZzER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
Father is Ceiling Well.

My daughter says: How much bet
ter father is since he used Hop Bit
tcrs." He is getting well after his long
$ lilcring from a disease declared incur
able. and we are so glad that he used
your Bitters.-A ddn ri Rochester, ".
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

SENATOR A. X. GREENE, of Douglas
county, the well-known "Joe Flufier, +"
sfthe Journal, has prepared a lecture
OH "Ancient and Modern New Mexi-
CO." which he has engagements to de
liver at several places.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

THE Abilene newspaper men write
In glorious terms of q grand house
warming" recently given at Hon. {.
II. Lcbold's new residence, at which
party Of 80 was present
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

SCovILLE in his speech to the jury
became SO insane in the abuse of the
"Stalwarts" that Guiteau proposed
that ne should have rest. Scoville's
client seemed more sane than himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,1
COUNTY of SALisg. ;
OFFICE or Cot MY CiFRk.

COUNTY of SALisf.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLRRK.
January 9Th. lss2.
NOTICE /, hereby given. that the 9th day of
~ January, is-s, petition signed by Daniel
Dpnmyer and 81 Others, was presented to the
Board OF County Commissioner Of the County
and state Aforesaid, praying for the location ol Il
certain private road, deserihci ~ follows, VIZ:
BEGINNING at point ~ rods west OF the east line
II township u. rang. >, the -ou;h line nr Sec
fiDn -. in said township and range thence eX-
tending south about - r,is. crossing the Kansas
Pacific Railway At n point about - rods from it,
beginning. anil terminating nj point on the pub
lie highway about - ro!- west 81 said township
linz. said public highway beng ant passing through
the northern portion "i the northeast quarter "i
section 81. township a.. range :. Sati private
highway To- extend aud b. paral'i with the west
line o. ;hr nprthea-; quarter -eCtIa1 3, township
o., = aud also the east line ot said township
L., range =
Wh-Trupnn, said Board OF County Commission
err appointed the following named persons viz
Daniel iluIni'lrger. VI. :. Pric" and 4 q. kcuni-
sou, - N-vcTs. with instructions to meet in cpn-
Junction with the County Surveyor, at the store of
:. =. Don never. IN Cambria Township. on Nom
,iay the 9Th day al February. \ u, l>>., sni pro-
cced 70 view SAID ruat. aGi give o. all parties :
hearing.
Ey order ot the y ard oi County Commissioners.
Jos. SARGENT, County CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

SENATOR LAMAR has been elected
by both houses of the Mississippi Leg
islature TO be his own successor as
United States Senator from Missis-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

LAT their palatial residence on Cow
Creek Flats" The idea, Mr.. Els
worth Reporter, of having palatial
residence on flats SO homely named.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

Ex-GOv. GEORGE T. ANTHONY is
general manager Of the Mexican Cen
trail railway, with headquarters at FL
Paso del Norte. His salary is $4,000
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

IT Ii reported this morning that q
fire last evening destroyed the " south
side" of Hays City. 1t Is simply
Yf,mOP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

THE Abilene Gazette believes that
the "logic Of events" will force Gov.
st Johns denomination. whether he
In willing or not
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

THE Ellsworth Reporter Of this week
contains an excellent article on remin-
iscences Of Caroline Richings- Bernard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26
THE BEST OF ALL.
Another Thousand Bottles Of Marsh
Golden Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs.
To be Sold at Ten Cents In Salins to
All Who Nave Never
Tried H.

Every man, woman and child i'm Sa-
line county, who is suffering with con-
sumption, bronchitis. cough or cold,
sore throat, hoarseness, Group, whoop-
ing cough, asthma, or any disease of the
throat or lungs, can obtain trial bottle
of Marsh's Golden Balsam, for ten
cents, by callingon Maynard 4 Houser,
druggists, Salina. Persons who have
already tried this valuable medicine
can procure thelarg bottles at 80 cents
andSl.05. There is no Bronchial or
Pulmonary affection it will not benefit.
No cough can long resist its magical
influence. For consumption of the
lungs il has no equal. Thousands of
bottles have been given away to prove
its extraordinary merit. Two doses
will give relief. 4 large bottle will do
wonders
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administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.
tUySi1 OF SALINE.

STATE OF KiN>AS.I
tUySIi oF -ALiSE.
In the Probate Cuuri Ia aud Tor said ,ouniy
In the Matter at the Estate III ThyGa, q. Bishop,
B., ct-rl.
\pTl'E 3 hereby given that iritors of aimin-
.Ni,iTliion have been grant, :" the undersigned
"a IN" riai IL Tho - Bishop. late of aid county
deceased hy III. lton.rikl. a., probate g.uTi ni
ih- county and state aforesaid dated III. Goth lay
If bccrihher. \. u ISL.
Now, all Vcr~pns hsying .ism- against said g.
.iiie hereby notified that they must pres- NJ the
sane u the unl ri -ucd for allowance within one
gear FROM the date 81 sail Letters, they may he
pre- ludc,i fTum any benefit "i suCh estate and
that Ii speh claims %. not exhibited within thr-c
year at = the date of sail Letters. they shall be
fsrr.sr barred.
u. II BISHOP,
lncrn.ier ~ Isl ga Administrator.
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Dissolution Notice.
Notice BY Publication.

In the District Court In and for Saline County,
Kansas.
SARAH A. PROyOh~E.
Plaintiff
HENRY ?. PROvORSE,
Defendant,
Two HENRY =. PROvoRsE: You are hereby
II notified that you hav. been suei by Sarah
Provorsr. plaintiff that she flied her petition
against yea, Henry p. PrOvore. a. defendant, in
the district court of Saline county and state o.
Kansas on the isth day Of December, a. II. lssi,
charging yen with abandonment for more than one
year lasi past. and that you must answer this petit
ton or before the 9Th day OF February, l. ID
iss or the avermeuis In said petition will BE- taken
as true ami a judgment; rendered the nature Of
which will he as follows: A judgment and decree
OF said cnurt that the bonds Of matrimony hereto
fore and nov existing between you and TIE sid
plaintiff be dissolved and forever, heneeforth be
held for raught and Of no binding force and effect
and for such other AMI further relief in equity
and good conscience the plaintiff may he entitled
TO, and for costs Of suit
SARAH A. PROvORSE
by JoHv O'IALLEY, her Attorney.
DATED this 18th day Of December, 4. ID. lssi.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

CLARKsoN N. POTTER, the Demo
cratic politician of New York, Is dead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

An extra session of the Legislature
seems imminent"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-01-26

Il tains the conveDiences o. n 6rst class hotel
sr,~ious sample room has been opened and
ranged for the IL travellers II il located nearly
opposite the county buildings. where good board
can Ice obtained At all times with or without
rss,ns. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The Labor Troubles at the North.

JERSEY CITY, June 26.
The labor strike is growing in dissen.
sions aud the determination of the men,
while up to date not = single act Of VIC.
lence has been chronicled, though affairs
have at times looked very threatening.
About two hundred trackmen employ
ed by tho New York, Lake Erie and
Western Railway joined the strikers to-
day.
The switchmen and brakemen employ
ed by the Erie Company in the yards OF
the East and West side CT tho Bergen
Tunnel have joined the strikers. The
freight traffic of the road is at q complete
standstill.
Superintendent Hill, of the Erie Road
on being asked what he thought of the
situation, replied "We are in the hands
of the mob. If the strikers remain or
dorly | do not anticipate any serious
trouble other than n complete stoppago
of business, which will result in an enor-
nous loss to the company; but if the
strikers should become violent great loss
of life would ensue, and l very much
doubt the ability of the police, special
and regular, to copo with them. What
could two or three hundred police do
against fifteen hundred nble-bodied men ?
The police would be flung into the river"
The Pennsylvania Company have snc.
ceeded in inducing about seventy-five of
their old hands to resume work. A
number of freight trains on that road
have been moved this morning.
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Killed BY lightning.

4 distressing casualty occurred ON
Johns; Island yesterday afternoon, the
particulars Of which were brought to the
city last night by Mr.. Frank D. Bell, the
Superintendent of Mr.. David Roberts
mining works, on Stono River, and Mr..
II. j. Mccormack Of the Stouo Phos-
phate Company. About ~ .rock yes.
terday violent rain storm, accompanied
with 8 strong wind, came up and made
its way across Johns Island, blowing
down trees and deluging the country with
water. Mr.. j. Wilson Glover, native
of Walterboro, who married Miss Jen-
kins, of Johns Island, and who has been
planting on Johns Island for some time
past, upon tho approach Of tho storm
went into his house, which is situated
about mile from Johns Island Ferry,
and took seat by an open window. He
took his little three.year old daughter on
his knee and held his little six months
old infant in his arms. While sitting in
this position, playing with his little ones,
his wife being in an adjoining room.
lightning struck the building, tearing out
tie whole end of the house and killing
him instantly. His little girl received
so severe a shock that she died in about
an hour, and the infant was also so much
injured that it was not expected to live.
Mrs. Glover was not injured. Mr..
Glover, when his body was examined,
was found to have been struck by the
electric fluid in the neck and across the
breast, deep b!ae mark being plainly
visible on the body. The little girl did
not appear to have received the stroke
direct, but evidently died from tho effects
of the shock.
Mr.. Glover was man of about 80
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Mcckcy to believe practicable. No one
possessing the instincts Of the Anglo
Saxon race could ask, much less desire,
that the intelligence, civilization and
manhood of the white people should be
ignored, and their property and lives
committed to the ignorance of the col
orcd raze.
In this remarkable letter Ju6go Mackey
speaks in the highest terms OF Senator
Hampton, and at the same time reminds
him cf some things not very crcditablc
either to him or 10 the Democratic party.
He says "Whle your tIIampton's)
nomination was made ostcnsibly by
Democratic Convention, the platform on
which you were placed was distinctiycly
Republican" The Democratic party in
1876 avowcdly Democratic, but in prn-
ciple Republican 1t is hardly ncces-
sary to say that this is not true, and that
to principles Of the two parties are not
only distinct but Numerically opposed.
We have seldom read more cgotisti.
cal and vindctiyc cpistlc than this letter.
Mackcy in it evirccs the greatest ami
mostly towards every one, except his
Republican allies and their dusky co.
horts. He is very severe upon the pres.
ent Legislature. This SIC can well un-
derstand, as it refused to rc.clcct him to
q Judgeship, and thereby showed that i,
had not confidence in him as an cxround-
er Of the laws, aud that his wounded
conccit has sought this outlet. He seeks
TO degrade his State, applying to it such
epithcts as "thc land Of violated oaths,'
which presents the writer in such an
ignoblc and virdictiyc character that it
hurts no one except himself.
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at a recent meeting of the County
Executive Committee, held on the 18th
day Of June, several very important res
olutions were adopted, which were pub
lished in our last issue. A County Con-
yention has been called to be held at
Anderson on Friday, the 2Sih Of July,
at II o'clock q. IN. This will be the most
important Convention which will be
held during the year, and we wish to
urge full and careful consideration of
the questions which will be decided by the
Convention. II has been referred to the
Clubs to decide whether The plurality or
the majority plan at the primary election
will be maintained Each Of these plans
has its advocates and its opponents, and
an opportunity Of ascertaining the will
of the majority of the members Of the
Clubs will be afforded, and when that
will is ascertaiDed it should be freely
acquicsced III, Notwithstanding indiyidu-
al preferences. Other important busi-
ness will claim the attention Of this Con-
vcnton. and it is hoped that there will
be full representation from all the
Clubs. 1t is especially urged upon
every member of Club to attend his
Club meeting on Friday, the 22nd July,
at 2 o'clock p m, as the Club meetings
held on that day will be the most impor-
tant ones held during this campaign.
Let the members go and vote rs to
whether the majority or plurality plan
shall control at the ensuing primary
election. There can be no controversy
after this vote, for the majority will and
must decide it. 1t will not be decision
made by partisans, cliqucs or rings, but
one made by the people, without infu-
cnce from any source, and let that dccis-
ion be as it may ali will heartily acqui-
cscc, and unite their efforts for grand
triumph in November.