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INC funds in several estates amouut-

The funds in several estates amount
ing TO several thousands Of dollars, in
this county, rema in unemployed, because
no one can beAfound wiling 70 take the
guardianship and responsibilities Et-
taching to the use. of such funds. This
certainly argues s~ppsospsrous condition
of the people in ills coupgry. Tie tims
has been when such Sear5iaastips would
be sought by droves Of men able and anx
ious 10 make good bonds
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U. y. GOVERNMENT.

President-Chester A. Arthur.
Vic President-David Davis.
Sec y of State-Theo. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary Treasury-James Folger.
Secretary of War-Robt. Lincoln.
Secretary Eavy-wm. Chandler.
Secretary Interiors. ]. kirkwood.
Postmaster General-Timothy o. How
Attorney General - brewster.
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LAST CALL
FAIR WARNING.

ON THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER Next.
~ the City Collector is compelled to
settle with the city, the taxes for the
present year. Each city tax payer Is
therefore warned that all taxes unpaid
by the E5Ih day az August. ISS2,
may expect TO have their property ieVied
upon. or their wages garnesheed to pay
said taxes for indulgence after that time
is out Of the question.
Yours truly,
B.R. WALKER, C. C. II.
Hickman, KY, August 1, 1882.
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barefooied Georgia farmer, while
hoeing potatoes few days ago, saw what
he thought was snakes head peering
from the ground directly in front ofhim.
lie struck savagely with his hoe and cut
OF his big toe, which he had mistaken for
o reptile
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-08-18

Hon. Henry H. Houston is the Re
publican nominee for congress in this
District: lie was a gallant rebel soldier,
and since the war has been pursuaded
that the Government he fought against is
The best Government the world ever saw
lie is man Of first rate ability.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-08-18

The Secretary of War has decided IA
vor"bly on the request Of the Special
Mississippi River Commission for Gov
eminent steamer from Cairo TO New Or
leans and return.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-08-18

County Judge-H. C. Bailey.
County CleAk.-A NJ. Debow.
Sheriff-W. e. johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T NJ. French.
Assessor-Jas Cooper.
County Attorney-A. d. Kingman.
Jailer-Frank Thomasson.
Master ommissioner-Geo. Warren.
County urveyor-Ro bert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit udge-James Campbell
Common wealth Attorney-C. Thomas
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CITY OFFICIALS.

NEL1 OFf III N.
Mayor Alex. A. Faris.
City Judge George Warren.
City Marshall y. Barnes.
City Clerk-R E. Min.t
city Trensurer-T. Z. Fortune.
Marketmaster-J. o. Barnes
City Tax CoIlectQr-B. K Walker.
Wharfmaster-- j. 0. Barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
Councilmen-Chas Baltzer, John "
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, I, NJ. French,
Otto IIertweck, and b. C. Ramage.
Dist. School Trustees.-k. L. Millef
II C.. Beckman and s W. Laude rdale.
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The English Egyptian war is about end
e" Reports arc confirmed that Arab
Pasea will submit TO the sulian. This
means That England has it all her owr
way,
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1t is reported that Jay Gould has bought
the Mobile s Ohio railroad.
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st. LOUIS Z IICKSBURG
ANCHOR LIME
PACKET COMPANY.
UNITED STATES NAIL J

JOHN A. SCUDDER, President.
JOHN p. KEISER, Superintendent.
THEO. L. ZEIGLER. Sec'y. aud Treas.
nUNS A RI-WEEKLI LINE OF boats
IL from ST. Louis to Memphis, and a
Fri weekly line from ST. Louis 10 Vicks.
burg.
GOING SOUTH.
Memphis boats pass Hickman Tuesday
nights, Thursday nights and Saturday
nights. Vickshurg boats, Monday,
Wednesdays and saturdays.
GOING NORTH.
Memphis boats pass Hickman Tuesday
nights, Friday nights aud Sunday nights
Vieksburg boats Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays.
Memphis hoats-Steamsrs City OF Hell.
ena, Ste. Genivieve and John D. Maude.
Vicksburg bosts-SteAmers City of
Providence. Belle of Memphis, Gold Dust
City of Cairo, City OF Greenvills and
City Of Vicksburg.
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Henry's majority over Jacob will be
between 5000 and So, ZOO.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-08-18

a Journey around the world can now be
matte in ninety days, and at a cost of eight
hundred dollars.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer contained eie
following, in reference 10 the romor that
Jay Gould and associates are about TO pur-
chase the Mobile & Ohio -osd:
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COUNTY COURTS.

Fulton County Court-H. Bailey,
udge, held every I'd Monday in each
month.
Fult on County Quarterly Court-H. c.
= alley, Judge, held 4th Monday in Jan
uary, April, July and October.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Jos eph Lewie, Chief Justice; Thos. +,
Ilargis, Thomas Hines, and j. Z. Pryor
Ju dyes.
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Dolly Warden saloon.
Teams wanted.
HAULERS ATTENTION!
TEAMS WANTED.

The Hickman Lumber and Manufsctur-
ing Company of Hickman, KY. have
steady employ ment at good wages for
n 6o TEAM
10 u owe the Lumber from their mills situs
ted 10 and Is miles from Hick mas. 50, 70
per 1000 feet for thoroughly dry lumber
at the farther mill. 1915 per 1000 fee'
for the lumber at the ten mile mill
equivalent TO that amount per DAY
10 good pulling two horse teams.
Cash every ioad-Free wagon yard a
Hickman Stables AT he mills for ihoss
who come soon enough ia sesure them,
Steady employment from this dale nn'al
the roads get bad again next "in's''
Hickman, KY, May 18th, 1857.
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If Won want any work done on Watch.
es. Clocks or Jewelry. call Mt The Post
Office. where you can have it done in first
rate style, at reasonable price. Diff
ealt work solicited.
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Nca- Short communications on puniic
o Questions Trinted-but not resrohs'oIe
for sentiments or expressicas oi CORES
ponisnis-eNccpt where We refuse 10 give
name or aushcr.
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TIE mind does not know what ~ can
feed on until il has been brought 10 the
starvation point.
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Be sure to buy your tickets over the
N. Q. 81 ST. L. RY
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Don't Forget It.!

by this Line you secure the
vtvrvnv OF SPEED, SAFETY, COM.
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Give me the money that has been spent
in war. and | will purchase every foot
Of land upon the globe
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

The Gy psum Valley Farmers Club
met 1t b. H. 0illum's Saturday even.
Ing, Nov. Is, 1859. The subject for dis
cussion-'Stock freding"-was opened
by H. II. 0illum. with the following
remarks. list. No passionate man
ehould handle stock Of any kind. ID
Buy stock you know how to take care
Of best In feeding cattle for market,
amer taking tbsm from the range. feed
On fodder . day, then bsg!n feeding
corn fred little ct drsf. then increase
their allowance" daily and regularly
Always Be kind 10 them, for they -
we'll . the human bolngs know what
kindness IL. In buying always get
the breed that vii faftsn In the short
set Tina" The rsmarks were sane-
toned By Others. D.. vanEaton, c.
Post and MS. Nanehester spoke on
"Seeding pigs" they bad no plan for
fsodine only that they should b treat.
ID much Ike . human being, for they
are moro liks Q human being than any
other family. Ina ThWiDg rod -
lOceIoo entitled, "2smGm6sS the
Poor" viii expresston. 4. 0illum
rod . ssmisal PSoss, "Ada0's Diary"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
Poheto Items.

Willie Wirge was not burt a. badly
AS il was first reported, but news ID
that he Is progressing favorabiy
Squire Dresser and wife arc visiting
in Kentucky.
Weather delightful-except the
blizzard last Tuesday.
The festival, In spite Of the cold.
was q great success ct Bridge, and
realized q handsome sum.
The Literary, too, Of this place Is
largely attended, which Ia success
fully presided over by Pres. Order
The Bridgeites have . good deal
Of push and Il might be that Bridge
NAV become Q railroad center and
Guild up large town there
There vas . large attendance at the
CIV. F. Club 1t Mr.. 0illum's. Mr..
Manchester Spo0Pendyke was rem
.iered 20 we'll that II conveyed the
idea that hs was the original SpooPen-
dyke.
Wheat and rye are looking excel
lent.
Tue weather has been very favor.
able for coru gathering and the crop
will b. larger aud better than was
generally anticipated.
The wedding sast 0f ~ has set the
Toys and girls In . 6utter IL excite.
msnt, ssoh wondering who will be the
next happy couple.
The railroad question 10 again conf
ing to the front and the prospect 10
that 1t the nsXt election there will be
. larger vote for II than before.
Political excitement having sub
sided, many Republicans zee their
error In being seduced from their
party By thick and false issues, thereby
assisting their old antagonists, the
Democrats, to place and position. The
next election, / think will prove that
the Republicans although checked,
are not yet vanqulshed, but will rally
in their might 10 the support Of their
party which hes done 20 much for the
country. q. w.
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THE Elusliz ,tiou of R,untIes

THE Elusliz alton of B,unties Bills
before Congress as usual. II the OLD
soldier wants to know how much he il
entitled to receive under this bill. Il l.
only necessary for him to multiply tn.
number of months he was In service
by eight and one-third dollars and
subtract the amount of United States
bounty which he actually received.
The remainder will he the amount due
him. Three months men will be en-.
titled to SIS. nine months men to SIS,
and one year men to 500. This bill
is one Of the most just measures before
Congress. There are large number
Of soldiers that have is,eived no
bouhties-who wouli be we'll provi led
for under this bill. But It questionable
whether the passage Of the bill can be
effected so long As q Democratic Con
gress rules the roost" Yet the Dem
ocrats, II they were wise (which they
are not and never will bel, could make
much capital for themselves by
becoming the champions Of the bill
1t would be very difficult, no doubt, to
make the Southern wing of the Demo
cratic Congress subscribe very heartily
to Union Soldier Bounty Bill The
Johnnies would have 10 be we'll psa-
stoned drst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

Cheshire Providcnt
Institution,
vs.. .CaseN o. 49,
\ndrawJ. Anderson 4
Lizzie n. Ande-s IN,
lDY VIRTUE OF An Order of Sale issued ont o.
0Dtbe District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District within ant for the county Of >aiine. and
state o: Kansas In the above entitled case sud TO
m. directed aud delivered. I will. on the
Tuesday, the Second day Of January,
a. d.. 1853
at two o'clock D. M of said day q the eas, door OF
the court use. In the city Of >aiina. Saline
county Kansas offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash In hand, the
fclloviag described Real Estate, to-wit;
The north half % the sou,hv est quarter and the
vest half Of the sosihssst quarter Of section two
t2). township dfeen Isl. south Of range two ~,
sest Of the sixth ~ principal m-r-.iian, con-
t,ini1g one hundred and sixty (lS0l acre. more
OF Less according TO the L. =. survey the reof IN
the county Of Saline, SD Stats Of Eausss
With tenements beredii aments aad appu RI epsnces
ihsreunio Belonging. SAID real estate 4 taken as
the property OF th. ahov. nan-f defendant and
viii be sold without appriassme nt eanl will be sold
10 satisfy said order Of sale. or a part thereof
Given under my hsnd this tventy-eishth day Of
Novea,ber. a. D.. ls.3 T.. : RADCLIFFE
A-3v sheriff Of % linz county, Kansas
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New Csmbeis Ceumbs.

We boast ON having the best sing.
Ing school In the county.
At the spelling held In the school
house FRIDAY night. W. A. Murphey
was champion speller.
Mr.. VIII and Miss Lulu MCCALL, of
Ssllna, spent Thanksgiving here with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Davis.
Several Of the young men Of this VI
cinity, attended the Calico Ball ut Sol
ONION City, Thanksgiving night, and
pronounced II first-class.
Two Of the daughters Of Louia Don
myer, sr., are seriously Ill with bilious
fever for the past two weeks.
Mr.. WIN. T. Fox, now q farmer IT
Lincoln county, has returned TO spend
the winter In this community, where
he is always welcome.
Mr. Ell. Wells hAs sold his large, val
liable bay horse TO Messrs. Ben Meyer
and David Weaver.
Mr.. A. Weaver spent Tuesday and
Wednesday here with his friend J F..
Staufier, aud then departed fdf his
home In Northampton county, Penn.
Bathing in the Saline Ia the result of
the new ordinance passed in Salina In
regard 10 the Probibitory law. Cool
weather for bathing now.
NJ. T. HEAD.
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DORSEY addresses a letter to the
public touching on the star-route scAn-
dals. He denosnces severely Mac
veagh and james. ne having vio-
lated a promise made 10 himself and
Colonel In .ersoll to keep secret doc
ument intrusted To their keeping, de.
failing his tDor>ey'sl connection
with tue mall contracts AYERS that a
special Investigation ordered by Pre-
ident Garfield WAS never inaugurated !;
claims that spite and mslixnity have
been the main incentives TO this pros
eeution; charges that government
fund. have been wastefully expended
In eAo,ts Ia place him In prisoners
crfi: tak-s up and disproves. tn his
satisfaction. the counts ri the indIN.
mepts alleges that Attorney General
Brewster has suilied the robes Of his
great once; maintains that Marshal
Henry was removed Cor the purpose
Of putting In his place . man Who
would pack the neat jsry In the in'
forest Of The prosecution, aa1 svows
hls innooeucs Of fraud or conspiracy,
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Gov. FOSTER has recently been IN
terviewed upon the causes OF Repub-
iican defeat In Ohio. He states that.
primarily. IL was an attack upon the
Republican party by the liquor deal
ers but the n,ain reason Is that the
Republicans neglected TO vote. he
says that il l. plain that about 80.
100 Republicans did not 20 to The
polls. He further states that he Is
not n Prohibitiouist. ~ has been al
legged, and that the only temperan, G
issue with the Republicans Of Ohio
wss to compel the liquor sellers TO
help pay the taxes, and prevent them
from violating the Sabbath. He
thinks the main issues TO be. are the
tariff and internal revenue questions.
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one would SUPPOSE that the Dem

One would suppose that the Demo
Gratis had elected members of Congress
enough, at the recent election, to sat
isfy any party. But 1t is not salts
fed The Democrats are now going
to engage In the wholesale business
of contesting the elections of the few
Republicans who were chosen. They
rely upon the strong majority Of their
party In the House for the accomplish
ment Of their ncfarious schemes. In
the judgement of the next House of
Representatives.. II will no doubt be
considered crime to be q Republican.
The Democratic party no sooner Sc
cures public confidence than II begins
straightway to abuse 1t. Its majority
will disappear as quickly as 1t ap.
peared.
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Has any one observed the fact that
the slaughter of Republican candi-
dates for County Attorney at the late
election, was well nigh universal
II the Republicans nominated man
pledged to make unceasing war OH
whiskey. he WAS. i'm nearly every in
stance, defeated by the anti-prohibi.
ton; while. on the other hand, II they
nominated q candidate not so com
mitted. he was defeated by the pro-
hibitionists. In both cases, the re
suit was the samoan anti.prohibi
ton County Attorney, generally Z
Democrat. was elected. After the
arst of January. therefore, five-sixth'
Of the County Attorneys OF Kansas
will he an;i-prohibitionists
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

Death soon causes sad changes In
the belongings of famous men. Will
liam Cullen Bryant's favorite house
at Roslyn, n. Y, has been abandoned
by his family; Mr.. Irving's much
loved Sunnyside" Ii held by strang-
rrs Mr. Cooper's mansion at Cooper
town was Destroyed by DIRE; the pict.
ur.-a ne "fdlewiid" OF Mr.. Willis has
been twice In the market; Mr.. Gree
/, y's Cnappaqua h for sale. - Is DR..
Hollands fine summer home Ct the
Thousand Islands. and Bayard Tay.
L.r's Cedar Croft" has passed out Of
the Taylor family. The "Longfellow
Memorial Association OF America"
has Issued circular TO the children
Of America, inviting ten cent sub
ecriptions, ny which It Is intend I'd TO
raise Q sun sufficient 10 erect memos
rial statue In front OF the poets late
residence. By eas of these circulars
received Il IL stated that for every ten
subscriptions . package Of ten memo
rial cafds will b mailed to the Cd
dress Of the sender, to distribute %
thoso Who have contributed. Every
school room In the State ought TO
respond to this BY ths organisation Of
several OF tbe0o club.
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This IL 10 certify that We, the IN
dessigned. - bene6ciaries Of the Pho
NH Il. n. Asso., Of Phlla., Pc. have
received our money In full, less cost
Of collection, &c.
Joseph Kalbach, Bernvilis. Bsrks. Co.,
Pa.
C. L. Roller. Leighton. Mahaska Co.
Mn. Phelena Lsvsre. Knoxville,
Tenn.
Re-; S:,I Lev, ,. GcSSPp'o'. 81 Centre g.
Joel r. Pierce. Bridgeport. n. J..
John Underkomer. Nofristown, Mont.
Mn. Detmiah Underkoller, Norris
town, Mont, Co.. Pa
Mrs. sanI /. Miller. lao Csss 81.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Isase Blank. 40 Lawrenes 81; Philt .
delphls, Pa.
Vim. Thompson. 2,O0e y. 9th 81. Phi.'
adelphia, Pa.
See advertisement 10 another COL
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AdvanciaD years. care. sickness, disap.
poiutment, and hereditary predisposi.
tion-all operate ~ turn the hair gray.
and either OF them inclines Il to shed
prematurely. Ayers Ham viooR viii
restore faded or gray, light or red hait
70 Q rich brown or deep black. as may
Be desired. Il softens and cleanses the
scalp. giving Il healthy action. 1t
removes and cures dandruf and humors.
By It, ne falling hair Il checked. and
. new growth will he pr0duced in all
cases where the follicles are not de-
stroyed OF the glands dccayed Its
e0ects are beautifully shown on brashy.
weak. or sickly hair. on which rew
applications will produce the gloss aud
ffeshness Of youth Harmless aud surf
In its results, u Il Incompatible -
. dressing. and Is especially valued
for the son lustre and richness Of tone
Il imparts.
Arms Ham vIooR Is coloriess:
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil o: color white cambria; yet
B lasts long on the hair, and keeps
Il fresh ami vigorous, impartin2 An
agreeable perfume.
Ror AL. bv all druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
meteorological Report.

For November 1882. Sallna Station,
Saline county, Kansas.
Longitude 90 3O' 38,', Latitude So So
2.p.
Elevation above sea level 1927 feet
Highest barometer during month
2sO9.
Lowest barometer during month
%. O2.
Highest temperature during mouth
1305.
Lowest temperature during month
Mean temperature for month 1907
Prevailing winds nOrtherly, maxi
mum force. 30 miles per hour.
Total rainfall and melted snow 90
Of an inch.
Days on which rain or snow fell, Z.
Days Of total cloudiness, g.
First snow flskes, 18th.
Auroras IL, II, 10.
Electric storm II to 10.
Mirage 9th, $50 A. NJ.
Earthquake It'll, 8:55 p. NJ. Direction
ofimpulse. De to NV, No. of waves.
3; time 5 seconds
Heavy fog 10th and 30th. River not
frozen. ground nearly clear Of frost.
character Of sunrise and sunset clear to
fair. NO II. gibson,
Vol. Observer. signal Service, U. ..
ARMY
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One Of the graudest festivities
Thanksgiving week was an oyster
supper held ct Bridge schosh house,
Tuesday. Nov. .. 1882. The funds
were to doish paying for the neigh.
borhood organ. On account Of tho
inclemsncy Of the weather there was
but . ANAL crowd from Bridge. Every
one went away with . happy heart
saying: ANY one who wants to be
made happy. should 60 to Bridge en-
tertainments." There were four cakes
to he sold by vote. First. guess
weig hit cake" r. d. w. Manchester
carried that away. guessing the weight
8 lbs, 81 o.. End, cake for the hand.
soonest lady. Miss Ina Thwing re.
ceIved the honor by . great majority
Of votes. ID, cake for the homeliest
young man. Mr.. J. p. Psrrill re.
ccived It; he vas aftsr all considered
one Of the finest looking gentlemen
present. 4th, cake for the hand
soonest girl under IL years Of aye.
Miss May Miller won and well de-
served the cake. The festival wa1
. success financially, the amount
raised was $500. which more than
finish Ell paying for the organ. We
extend our thanks to urinary friends
for their kindness In helping Us pay
for the organ. We also extend our
sincere thanks TO Messrs Litowich 4
Wolseiffer for their kindness In fur
nj shing us with dishes for our festl-
val. Their kindness will never he
forgotten by the people OF Bridge.
Jon,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

JOHN HUGHES WAS shot and killed
by Fred. Sternberg near Fit Harker
last Saturday. The parties had JUS,
started across the Smoky Hill river
with team, Hughes driving, when
Sternberg drew forty-four Colt revolt
yer and shot Hughes In the back, nesf
the left shoulder. Hughes turned
about half round. Sternberg placing
the pistol near the right side of
Hughes shot again. the bail pass
Ing through the body and setting the
clothes on fire Sternberg was arrested
BY Sheriff Hamilton aud placed In
jail. and can give no satisfactory rrs
son why he committed the deed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07

The following pupils have been per.
fe0t In attendance, puuotuality and
department, and have an average
scholarship Of 05 or more:
High School-Maggie Anderson, 90 ;
Mary Bishop.97; John Bishop, 90
Amanda Dihle, 89.s; Katie Eberhardt,
%; Lulu Mccall, lOO; Lulu Mitchell,
o.; Maud Shult4. 100.
Filth 0rade-Ida Dihle. 81: Georgia
Wilson. SS.5 jennie Crown. Us; Chae.
Seitx, 05.
Fourth Qrade-Grace Holland, 81 ;
Fred Blodgett, 88; Willie Rauhaut.
80; Willie Lay, 85 ; Clarence Radcliff,
"; Henry Morrison, 08: Jimmie Nc
Call, 96; Anna Ekstrxnd. 90; Daisy
Givens, 81; Mamie Lots, 90; Grace
Wellington, 0S;
Third Grade-Nettie H0gben, a5 !;
Linda Ekstrand. 81; Ida Steck, 90 ;
Matte Mccall. 81 Berthe johnson, 81 ;
Emma Simklns, 03.
Second Grade-GeO. Dihls; Eta
Hurston, Mary Holly
r. ID. FIrzPATRICR. Stunt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-07
Nnw IL Ia A rah! pasha who

Now 1t Is Arab Pasha who would be
the Gsribsldi Of Egypt. He expresses
contentment with his lot because he
knows his misfortunes have been the
means Of acquiring for the country he
loves the liberty and prosperity 1t de-
serves. He feels confident that when
England carries out her good work she
will permit him to return. She will
soon learn that he was no rebel when
he set himself at the head Of the people.
who wanted nothing but justice.