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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20
cry FATHERS.
Second Regular October Meet
ing.

The CITY council mt In regular session
la.t evening ~ 1'c'o precisely. Pre-. en-,
Aldermen Alexander, Wikcs. Hogan,
Tibb,. ilcIIrrn. Makeig and Wallace.
Minutes OF last regular meeting read
and adopted.
Report from the city depository, the
star" y i-ional bank. WAS rrtd a. follows:
j +. Biuh,. hoh, CITY X, oordra
--Dru -ir-- The clty acc unis to-day
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| have just received and offer al the
lowest possible prices, one car load apples,
one cal load potatoes, onions, cheese and
butter. and one car loaf OF that celebrated
Cyclone flour, guaranteed equal 10 any
other inst class Hour.
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thlldrcn's high fancy lid button boot,
OF the most beautiful styles, at our new
store, 81, Austin strcet.-IUslt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

L. Bnydon & COS mems custom made
shoes to be had only st Sanger Bros.
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Ne are alilall. ..i Co. AuHuurce y. 4. Nc.
trars zee ..H.iI .h.. f.r Er rprr "l thr citl
Of " .Hu. .i.u..fI n..sW ..flI, i--s s.-tl
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RON ,ul MAH-IAL


Ne Arr Autl-y.t'I tH auuuune, trptge Ogie.-
bS - candidate iIT tl. Marshal u Waco.
election n'.-Wh'- %. l--l. slftle
We are huih, r.01 tu announce ukr Moor,
As a candidate YI,lu Marbal Of Waco, rlcc.
alton December DO l-.a. iNiltio
We M" authorized t0 announce u u Coup
too - candidate tor CTS Marshal pf waco,
" ection December % I.-' iU-s- tpo
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~ Af, su.H.r...I a. anuHuuue u. II kinss
Recorder .fI.
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SOUR MASH WHISKEY.
NN NV o. 'u'l INV va
CIGARS,

among which are the brands OF Waco ~.
nminrr, Galveston News, Plant, rs PriJn
GuHh.y nnl others. All OF which | iny,tn
the trade TO call and examine.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-20

Taking first three classes entrtuce lee
S22; altogether S3i. Taking tir,t ia e.
classes ia S22; altogether $40. a nual
dues payable in 90 day, shorier time de-
Quoted from benefit. Telegraph applica.
lions. Agents "an'ei. Address,
W. NJ. ICICmRRsuS. secretary.
glSti Waco. Texas.
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FOR SALE.
i IN NEWARK. y. J.,

THE NUGENT MOROCCO FACTORY,
offered The buildings consist
story brick build fronting Haseyat- for
contain about nYe thOu
square OF flooring with steam elevator In the
rear OF the above fOurstOry bck buildings
bOut 25x each containing about twenty thousand square
f ~ Ool1ug every story well lighted, and the buildings
arc built IN such that the light can never be Oo
suucted IN,
Besies the buildings there two one story build
iugs about i've thousand square ier 0 nOilu- $50
boiler cine house, VITA new zOJhorse power eIsae
built by Watts Campbell. CO. al Newark Inc Dtuihss
are comparatively new substantially buAt and are IN every
way tied FOX any Kind ~ manufacturing business
hlisgt-st tdrre Il a.ieJ dy
running Wa-il 0us viii d anDris an entrance III
st entrance 70 the rear OulunBf
rom Oi tins factory property beng lOcaH IN tne
very cent the ctF convenient TO az the railroads. anu oe
ing offered al very figure ~ should attract The attention
OF u4res contemplating building extending their BUSINESS
IA inns Is cheapest piece OF factory property or
thc vicinity.
For further Particulars apply 10 or address
JOHN j. DENINE,
$50 BToadst, Newark, y. J.
TOR SALE.-A complete country residence
of y acres 10 Greenwich Conn, COnveient 10 depot
with sabe OutOudngs good order VIII make terms 10
suit. Apply owner, 259 West 49th st
VNO LET.-At Bergen Point corner OF Avenue
Ju.irtc ST.. very pleasant house OF ten rooms al
Improvements heater, gas, bath rent S5sJ -
Apply TO Il. HAMILTON, " Bo"ery y. l.
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DorHLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
nENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Cilp Zeal estate tor Sale.

A -LENOX HILL,
IA. convenient LenoK Library.
high brown stone dwellings,
II sold Immediately. only $4,000. Terms to suit
V. X. STEVEN SON, JR,
81 CedAr.st, 66l 5th-ave,
A 69TH-ST. HOUSE for sale at Il bargain,
"A between Madison and This ia worth the az
tenton of anyone wanting beautiful house al aDou
$4,000 klkER s5o othANo.
TIRST- CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY on
streets In this vicinity for sale paying 10 per cent
rutland & WHITING, s Beekman-st
DOR SALE-$75, 00O.-A house, 25165 Feet
cabinet finish hardwood mirrors, bookcasee In
library newly decorated in perfect order 10 East 49thst
+ OTIS NEAR 5TH-AVE.. $500 EACH. A
- ''i' '"''P rutland WHITING, 5 Beekmanst
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH r. r.

y Eh -lOhh AMI IONU DhANIH H. ~
Stations in NewYork St. and DssbISsses!st
For south Am6oy via RI e j. g. 8 No. l45
49, NJ via Penn. r. r. o il m. ?: m. sunday a.
For Matawan, &C. via c. K. Of n. j., 8, $50 H. 40,
a. o p m; via Penn r. R., II m, $50 ) p NJ sun
foI Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy PARK,
Sea Grit Point Pleasant wa r. r. OF y. sl5 a
SUNDAYS mot stopping at ocean Grove or Asbury Park.
For Lakewood Toms River, Banesat Go c. r. r. Of
For Free Freehold via & r. R. OfY j. j. s,l5 1l.45a H. 4.
81 m fSr EeyPSTJ isl6 5S l hrGs,a5 40
g. p p A. ca r R. oifNJ dP A. P r. R. M, sapt.
ERIE RAILWAY now known as the NEW
ATransemeut Of trains from Chambers street Depot
room Colehes to Bnfa lo and Suspension Bridge
p m tDal!y.Fas 1t Lou: Express a'Tyins at Baa3Io
west. Puluans best Drawing room Sleeping Coaches to
m Daiy1PaSidsS Express for The West sleeping
Sso WHOM CHANGE o 155es blousb fo sia nG
7l5 y. ul-Emiglaut train Tor the V est 600 81
noon, I:i5, 8 $50 4IO 10 $50 TO- $50 3 1880 p M.
y midnight sundays, ., $780, 1870 M l'4j. 63Op m
72o IA 90 92o 1920 IL noon La 5 3
mldnisht sundays i, 800 1870 lao $50. ~ mid
ana Paterson az y9 Newark 60 $40 1870
nights only. sundays. glj a m, $40 68Op m
p Nm and p midnight sundays g So iO3j a. H.,
40. G.So p IA. and l. midnight
Newburs Cornwall 80. a N, $780, l3o p. m. sun,
Rondoai and Kinsstoa 3 a. 1902 m sunday. 80
Goshen q, 80 - 1870 No.. 800 80, $50 = 7IJ p.
Niddletowu, s. 900 9, 1920 m, BOO $3.50; 7. rs m;
p n. ifans connect n Midland Eailrqaa AZ Nan-as.
DAYS $50 LOGO a. m, g. $50 anu Z p. m.
Boats 23d5t quarter OF and quarter aer each hour
80 a. to @ 40 D. u and IL lO45 and Il;4J p IN
Tickets for passage AM Compartments I DaWiugrO0m iud
Sleeping tu hes De Obtained and orders Tor the KING
and transfer baggage Dee left a the COmpauys Offices,
-Gl, 1Ol OF 5Ji broadway 49, Westst, y. y" No
CouTt-st., Br0cklyn, OF at the Companys Depots.
EmlgTaut 4 gency. No. 3 Battery place.
and il - a. M. and 1910 =. IN.
JND. y. ABBOTT Genl Pass,r Agent, New Iotk.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
e oJO, 10 a. LII l. p T. 400 $3.50. ~, $50 y, H. IL MD
night. Sunday5 ?. m. and 81 4. IA.
Nanuet spring Valley and Monsey l. 10 . m, 4'oO p M
no. y. ABBOTT. GenT Plssr Agent, New.York.
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
sip at ll:3O 800 2ls5t, East
River BIO i. Fare lower than by any other route.
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester, Nashua Portland and the East
Tine new Iron steamer - ,,-
without boat the Sound,
the fayoiits CITY OF NEW-IORk,
leaves 90 North River loot OF Wattss next pier
Desbossesst Ferry day except sunday at 4SJpn
DOPULAk SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALI. RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three Express trains daily SUNDAYS eXccped % Boston at
8 m p pilOr attached ana 10 H. with palace
sleeping sundays at 10 p IN tWith lA-ace sleeping
LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL. -.
Tickets pari1r seats secured ar FIFTH Avenue and
Windsor uOel ticket Offices aud a. Grand eutra Depot
J., ". tILhINS
Agent.
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IA oAA 1870 ~. M ~
,,or-HLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
- n Est, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
EXPRESS Trains leave New York Desbrosses and Court
Iandt streets fetIlra, A. follows a., On $500.
4 .. Z, 3, and p IN, and II night sunday ., 8,
a Llu!ted and 10 a 1. ., " :, anu p M and II
Iess Trains leave Nsw.York daily. except Sunday at
7O a. ~. ana NJ, running through VIA trenton aud
Caione trains leave Broad street station, Philadelphia
Nm 800. 5.2p, $40, 800 1850, 80 $50 and IL
limited Xpicsa l3Op. M !, 8 :, . kl:z9 Lmted D.
IN and e:2O p. on sunday lZOl $40, 3.2O
a 20 a. t1.25 Limited $50, lao, 3 and $50 m.
Lave Pm adepha Camden, A. m ana 43O D. m daily
s3csp,, iD 80 . SAG and Broadway. Astor House
oct OF DesbTossea and COurtandtsts; COurtst aud
iSu ANNEX station. foot OF FultOn-gt BROOKLYN NOs
Pr i6 and ls Hudson ST. HObo~eni station, jersey Ctyi
tt-rssicraut Ticket Once. Pr 4 90, -, - . "a.
EHs YOrk transfer Company vii call Tor and cheek
e.gesre from hotels and Residences =, xyco,,
TaARLES r. PUGH, =. -. 49," 49,, 49,.
General Manager DeheIA asst Agent
c,TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Redncd fare 50 Boston for nrsAsa uekeiA good only
steamers cave daily Sundays excepted at 1902
N, from per So North foot Of ayst, New York ar
Tving in Boston at y Tickets for sale AZ AL principal
uIPsssoTWiDFNCE LINE for freight only Steamers leave
om pier 20 l0rth RIVER foot OF fron ST. 4O D. m day
sundsys excepted for BostOn via Providence direct
l. W. FILKINs General Passenger Agent
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Brooklnu 3ropertp for sale an> DO fet

TOR SALE on very easy terms, four-story
brick dwelling on the west side OF Columbia Hclghts
Filt0n and Wall Ferries. overlook
the running through 70 Furm1nst with t1lr
story store Furmanst 25KljO; nal aIaoi1t Oaly
fcs al required. Address l.. LESTER, Tribune Once
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RAILROAD.
GREAT trunk LINE
ANI L AIIIl NIATL- MAII- IOLIE


GREAT TRUNK LINE ..
AND UNITED STATES MAIL EOGIE
Irans ledEe new YORK. DesbrOsscs ana C0urtian1t
streets cries, - lOlOws
HARRISBURG PittsDurg the West and south with Pullman
Cars attached and p. daily. New YORK
thlrtgu Limited OF ParlOr Dining smoking and sleep
Ing Cars a; ga every day
p. connecting at Cory for itus'Ie' Petroleum Cen
and the oil Regions
Baltimore Washington and the south; Limited Washington
vrrrssr D Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday 10
M. arrive Washington p. ni lesuat VA X and p r
n al ST 5 and $50 m $40 and and l. GIT via
Is. and o. L. H.. ] and =. N. and IL night go
SUNDAY B. and 2. r. r. a. NJ p H., and II night
Via b. and d. H. H. 7 p. m. and i night 80,
Atlantic CITY. except Sunuay 0I0 A. III "Hu p N IN
sunday 5:lj m. ,o.. 49,. ,.-.-
For May except 9uAaJI "'-"t ~ ~ '"tH4idI
only D ~, o., . , ,..,o- and t,r.r,,.l ,r. ..,.
VIA Railway and Auboy a. m' i noon 800 anu p IN.
s4. st
s M PrOok vn Annex" connect with all through trains
on Jersey city, aaOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
Hfookl yn travel. 90, -,
rairs iriyc- PsDufg, o.- ana ~ a m. go and
1-,. ., daily FROM Washington and Baltimore b.5O
f6 m 3 So $50 $685. 1888 and lG.5O sunday $50
~ Ia Il and 1880 From Baltimore l:20 pm on
SrnS,vs ,.35 D. From Phllade Vhla 800, 6;2n ESQ,
~ "a 5t q 40 1910, LAO a l,zO. > 300 $50 62J
20 "a iti5 1920, 1885 ana 1880 sunday 800
81 20 t.5O lao 02O 73U. $50. l02U. 1895 and
O:JUu. m puTT ADI'T DuTa
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5ituaiions uanteo--females.

ATMLLE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
~ German Employment Once ladies' Will find capable SER
launresses waitresses chambermains and
footmen &c. MILE A. EKsTROM No. l7s Bxngton-
ave. cor. 3lst., New York
A LADY TO DO FAMILY MENDING, 81
charge OF and instruct YOUTH $40 month
Address Il. RUSSELL, % East l4hst, Box lS9 Tribune
Branch Office.
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK, WATT
~ ING COOKING Ec-By good Protestant Rrls, Tor GUY
country very moderate wages. At the PkOTE5-
TANT HOME BUREAU. l55 6thaye. above lOth-se
NAY WORK.-By a respectable colOred wo-
IL man. Address STEWART Tribune Uptown once
1928 Broadway.
FAMILY WASHING.-By day and week.
Ladies' and gentemen's washing good references can
be given for washing top noor back room Mrs fANS
BLOWN. i6l West 24thst
NURSE.-By an American lady, as monthly
~ nurse best medical recommendations. No -l50 Lex
ingtOn.ave.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-Bya an American
~ 0otestant accustomed 10 teach. the care OF the
children Of a family mend and sow httei Englsn
music and French taught correctly and thoroughy MOI
city references Address +, box 49, Iup'
une Uptown Oflce, l23s Broadway
NURSE, LADY'S-MAID or SEAMSTRESS.--
~ BY swiss French Protestant Just arrived can OF Ad
dress $50 West 20th-st
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By an American
~ Protestant fefnement take charge OF the chafen
family repair their clothing moderate ters pest
city Address NJ Box 40, Tribune uptown OOe
1,23S Broadway.
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lectures ano meellnas.

alnsical Instruments
DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops 1925. Pianos
lD S2e7 90. Factory runnsg day aud nghL Catalogue
free Address DANIEL v BEATTY. Warrington.
DIANO STOOLS, Music Racks, Stands Piano
Covers and Scarfs for upright pianos and egans
assortment preea piano stools 81 and upwards NEP-
PERT manufacturer $50 Canalst west Broadway.
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felp n)anieO.

WANTED.-AbOutN New ear an intelligent
w Trustworthy domesto PTotestsnt healthy temperate
ces My without ncuu6rance Best OF references u Take
OF suit OF rooms In hrscass apartment house near ehts
PARK and fthaFe, ana do nice plain cnJkhg ana IsuL
drying for elderly gentleman Labor Hight The relation
strictly one OF business Address HONE, Tribune ONCE
BOX a handwriting Of applicant, with age, terms fos
dence post once address.
WOOD ENGRAVERS WANTED.-Several
wood engTaVeTs and also dfaug btsman accustomed 70
draw letter designs mechanical work WOOo can mo
sfeady and we.paying employment Address proofs and
salary wanted 10 WILLIAM BHAb, ~ Nlsc"hAh-sti AA
WARkee. VIA.
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Connlrn properlp for Sale ano 10 fet

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE,
- Twelve rooms all improvements lot 33xl57 feet
location and surroundings convenient 70 ferles
200 ONLY 900 cash required balance IN easy mstal
naents other places 500 rpv aids send stamp Tor
:. Record -" Omen christmas until j. VI. GIBSON,
AZ Montgoneryst and Zlg Pacific ave. Jersey City.
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

r,rr D.EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
80. ,rp ANS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUN.
~ nay & STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA, ~
NEWAOEk
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9apines Banks.
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.


TALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
fItcbIa2a; - - newport and ran River s. 20 to
Hedioa @ es y, SiYerk on aier
ate day, sunday Included 2s foot
o. Murray ST. a, sop M Connection oy annex
Broo.yn uoot OF Ilion--t aud Jersey city -om foot
BoRDEN ( LOyELI- AGENTS ..,,.. ,...rp.. -.
specia Not,cesuday trips viii be discontinued after De
cenibeI "A
EOK NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
,.ns s t ? IN aHS o 2 aH' 1tit a& East p L.
! EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeneer
IIans e,yc dpots foot Of Co tand and Desbro.;e A.
Heading si1uh cAn SesDaIe deT %a T pai6
through coaches ruA daily Local trains al ofo III Ioi
TrsB en at no a. M and $40 ?. connect for all
points IN Mahanoy Haze.ton coal regions sunday train
local for AIalcl Chunk slj Leave 4auch Chunk al
General Eastern onos corner chqe a24 Gort aPa,'
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER BAILEOAD-Co miaenclng So'emoef Z" 1857
q. H. Western and Northern Express % Rochester ana
Montreal with ORA Tingroom ears also TO 7aiaos1 only
at Albany - acuse Rochester Bunlo Erie. Cleveland and
1880 Chieaso EIpress, drawins.room earsto Canaan
ii Albany and Troy with connection to Utica sara
toga Glens Pals Lake George and Rutland
p. n. Xccomm5dlon to Albany ana Troy ,.u,.
running n oagh even DAY the week Niagara Falls
u Auburn Road, saratoga anu nun
p. m. Pacific Express. oav with sieeping-cars for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland, Toledo Detroit Chicago Anu
LOwVlIt.
p m. Night Express. with -eepngcars Albany and
Troy. Connects Win morning trains the est ana oI
Tickets sale 90 No Bowling Green, 2j2 and 4l3 BioA
way Westcotts EIptes- Oces PARK place and 's0
and S42 broadway New-Noik, and 533 WssllngtoA-sIr
}. NJ 1OUCEH Cen SupL Gen Passenger a GENT
CHARMS
- CITY. RIVER AN p HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier Is, y. r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st
Consgnments OF freight directed TO any part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery OF al OF freight and
chandlse TO any part OF the city
sEAAND HABBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAR
Dor LIGHTEKAGE
Freight every description promptly gered any point
IN fhe harbor at reasonable rates.
RTEAMBOArS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JC II. starin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier lo, y L., al y N daily. saturdays
WfTK0POLIs EXPRESS CO.. between New.iork aud
Rev. Haven. Care and DIS atch guaranteed
Freight points D. l. & w. T. X received ~ Flef 10
For New Haven and points Last at Per Is
NORTH SHORE. BTATEN I5LAND.-Eleven Miles lot
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier J. L H., ioOt Oh
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communipsw. n. Idly Docks
construction AID repair VI vesssA
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THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Il PANY, 1875 BROADWAY NEWY2tQ i Dec 3 g. IS;
PER CENT the capita stock OF this Company VIII be
paid the Office Of the Company and after January next
The books win "Wednesday the 2Jt instant
A. H. CALEF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

AS death seems i'm no special haste
to claim Alex. II. Stevens as his own,
the Bourbons Of Georgia don't know
hardly what to do with him. He has
been on the brink of the grave for
many years but seems reluctant still
to step down into it. He il not ortho-
dox enough to suit the Bourbons, but
too orthodox to entirely ignore-ortho-
dOxIenough at least to make him very
popular and very strong i'm his own
state. He is not solid enough on the
old traditions to suit the fire-eater, but
isprogressive enough to suit the wishes
Of the moderate men of his party. A
little while ago it was whispered that
the independents would take him up
and make him their candidate for
Governor; and OIL the heels of this re-
port comes an article from prominent
Southern paper that Stevens is fully
in accord with the Democratic party
of his State, and would accept nomi-
nation for Governor at its hands, pro-
vided il was formally rendered. Ii is
a good Sign, anyhow when the old
Rebel element begin to distrust their
leaders and don't know where TO turn
to find candidates after their own
hearts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

EFFORTS are being made to recon.
ellie Tilden and Kelly. Tilden is Mt
last concious that though shorn of his
power rs comptroller, Kelley still has
sufficient fighting force at his COM
mand to dispute with him the supre-
macy of the Empire State. Tilden is
now convinced that only by reconcil-
ing Kelley can he hope to have a solid
and harmonious delegation from New
York for himself i'm the next Nationa
Convention. Kelley has not only
shown that he has the strength 10
elect enough members of the Leglsia-
ture TO control that body but is also
believed to be- the controlling force
governing the great anti-monoply
power which has SO recently develop
ed i'm New York. Tilden finds that he
cannot "sit down" on this spunky
chieftain, and he must be reconciled.
He has offered TO make Kelley a can
didate for Governor. But Kelley, so
far, does not seem to be aching for
reconciliation" He feels that he is
nearly ~ big a man as Old Tilden
himself
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
In another column will he f,u,

IL another column will lie found "a
communication from Hervey Blair, Of
Poheta, in which he criticises our ar
ticle of last week Oh the act of the
Ohio Prohibitionists in running a
ticket. The usual cussedness" of
the Prohibitionists of Ohio Is in always
running ticket when nothing results
of it except to imperil the Republican
cause. The larger portion of the Pro-
hibitionists are Republicans, and the
votes given to the Prohibition ticket is
so much strength taken from the Re-
publican ticket. The Democratic
party is almost wholly opposed to the
Prohibition plan, and from that party
the ProlIibitiOnists have never re-
ceived any help or encouragement,
neither do they expect any. When
they run a ticket of their own they
deliberately place weapons in the
hands Of their enemies. Prohibition
was never carried i'm Kansas as an in
dependent movement but through the
medium of the Republican party. Until
the Prohibitionists of Ohio can manage
to carry n Republican State Conven-
ton, they will never nominate ticket
that will he elected
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18

Ey-C;ov. G. &. WAsHBURN, of Wis.
consin, died at Eureka Springs last
Saturday. He is one of the family Of
distinguished brothers who have
become so famous i'm this country i'm
public life, and is the first of the group,
We believe, to pass away. He was
siXty-four years of age. He had beer
in poor health for some time and had
been at Eureka Springs for treatment.
His services i'm Congress from 1854 to
1850 Unidentified him closely with the
political development of the West, and
gave him a national reputation. He
left Congress on his own motion, and
entered the army in lS6l to serve con-
tinously until he resigned his commits
sion a. Major General, June I, 1S65
In lSS7 he was again elected to Con-
gress. was reelected i'm 1859, and in
ISL was elected Governor of wiscon-
sin. Aside from being a candidate for
U. ;. Senate one winter, he has not
been in public life since 1873, but has
prominently been connected with large
milling interests i'm Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-18
Medic inc Given Away

The fairest proposition yet brought
tn our notice, is now made by the pro-
prietOrs of DIR. KINGS New Dissolve
RY for consumption, that great remedy
which is producing such a stir all over
the land by its many marvellous cures;
positively curing asthma, hay fever,
bronchitis, dry hacking coughs, severe
colds, Group. hoarseness, sore throat,
difficulty of breathing, phthisic,
quinsy, or any chronic or lingering
disease Of the throat or lungs. They
do not ask you to buy, but request you
to call on Oscar Seitz and get trial
bottle free of cOst. which will convince
you what regular dollar bottle will
do. As you value your existence you
annot afford to let this chance pass