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The daily gazette., 1882-07-17

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY 20.
Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by tho Legisla-
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes
with capital of -, 0OO 0O0-to which u iesefye
fund Of $50, 600 has slgee Heeii a99sa..
adopted D5eemhef 9d 4, IL, is7S.
Tie only Lottery ever voted ON and endorsed
by the people qf any State;
IL meyer scales or .posfpones, ITS GRAND
SINGLE NuMBER DRAWINGS takes place
x siLENplp oppoRTuNITY TO WIZ, A
GLASS II, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY .AuGusTsih, issa-i4Tth Monthly Drawing.
Look mt the following scheme, under the
exclusive supervision and management of G GEN-
ERAL O. II. BEAUREGARD of La, and
GEN EEsAB JuBAI. A. EARLY of Va, who
manage all the drawings Of this Cqmpapy, hotll
ordinary and selnisahnna.; aud alteAt the DOR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
Something in Store for Us.

We have been informed that grand
concert will be given in Salina some
evening during the last week in March
by the Handel's Oratorio Society Of
Lindsbury. That society has been or
ganized since New Years and has been
practicing ever since, several times q
week 1t consists of the best singers
i'm Salemsburg, Lindsburg and FIRE.
mont, and numbers about SO members.
They have practiced under separate
leaders twice Q week, and once week
together In Lindsburg, under the
leadership of the able singer and mu-
stefan, Mrs. Swensson, Of Lindsburg.
Next week the well-known musician,
Prof. Jas. f. Osborn, director Of the
Augustana Society Of Rock Island, Ill +,
will arrive and take charge Of the ex-
ercises. A week later the Augustana
orchestra, which has gained an extern
sive and flattering reputation in ILL.,
nois, will arrive 10 participate with the
choir i'm their concerts. The concerts
will lie given at Salina, Lindsburg,
Mcpherson and other places. and their
proceeds will be devoted to Bethany
College, which has been established at
Lindsburg. Our people will thus have
all opportunity of listening to fine
classical music, and at the same time
serve very good cause. We are glad
that the Society decided to come here,
and think we can assure them a full
house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09
Totals,


The following pupils have been per
feet i'm attendance, punctuality and
department. and have an average
scholarship of 9j or more:
High School-Josie RuggIes 95.
Sixth Grade Maud Schultz 90, Glars
Spencer 80, Arthur Anderson 81, Ada
Vondy %.
Fifth Grade Annie Jennerson Is
Fourth Grade-Mattie DePriest 100
Anna Nelson 100, Anna Ekstrand 100
Lulu Myers 9s, Anna Hartmann IS
Katie Hartmann 9S, Albert Nelson 9s
Willie Rauhaut 9s, Fred Blodgett 100.
Clarence Southwick 100, John Stock.
enberg 9j, Frank Fuchs 80, Willie
Lay 90.
Third Grade-Mollie DePriest 9G,
Theodore Seitz 81.
Second Grade-Georgia Underwood
Lizzie DePriest, Lucy Myers. Eva
Cunningham, Elmer Wellslager, Paul
Mugler.
First Grade-Cors Lincoln, Rosa
Chapman, Holnqvist, Rudie vulin,
Charlie Underwood. Mamie Stanley
Nora Phillips, Mary Kuhn. Mabel
Robbins, Addie Crown, Thomas Coz.
win. George Titus.
I. ID. FITZPATRICK,
superintendent.
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In Memorism.

Died-at the residence Of his son,
II. H. Gillum, Bridge. Saline county.
Kansas, March 8. 1882, after a short
illness, Arson Gillum. in the s9th year
Of his age
Mr.. Gillum was born in Durham
Conn, June "a, 1893, where he spent
his boyhood. After learning the trade
Of a shoemaker. or during his appren-
premiership, he passed the winter Of
lsl2-l3 at Raleigh, n. c.
He lived for short time at New
berg, n. ", aud for many years at
Catskiil, in the same State, where he
was engaged largely in the manufac.
ture Of bOots and leather. He was
married in 1871. In 1892 he removed
to Albany, n. ", where he continued
i'm the leather trade until he removed
To TaZewell county, ILL.,, in 1899 Here
he resided for forty years, having the
confidence and esteem Of all who knew
him. He held many positions of pub
lie trust in his township-among them
treasurer of township school funds for
tSciNC years uuu SIItTOT VI sMeTtDn
township for several terms
He came to Kansas with his son.
aud only child, i'm 1879. Soon after
his sister from Connecticut, Miss Mary
Gillum, Joined him. Their united
ages are 165 years. Here surrounded
by his numerous grandchildren AMI
relatives. who attended to bis every
want and comfort, he lived TRANQUILITY
until the Master called him home.
He was Republican IN politics. and
he retained his interest In public az
fairs and his faculties remained active
up to the day Of his death. His mind
was richly stored with the memories
of an eventful life, well spent. He
was a good citizen, . kind father, q
faithful friend and an agreeable COM
paniOn. He will be missed and
mourned by all who knew his worth.
Rest in pesee. thou gentle spirit.
Throned shove:
Souls like thine With God inherit
Life and Love.
r n W. NJ. ~~---.a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

The township trustees were in sea-
sion last Monday, for the purpose of
fixing a basis of valuation for the as.
sessment Of personal property. All
the trustees were present-the fullest
attendance there has ever been Mt one
of these meetings. Without desiring
to give this Board of Assessors any
"taffy," We are still compelled to re-
cord the assertion of one who has look
ell in upon these annual conclaves for o
number of years, that ''it was the mos,
intelligent, practical, business-like set
of assessors that had ever assembled
in the court ROOM" We certainly
hope this may all he proved by their
returns. J. +. Wellington. trustee Of
Smoky Hill, was elected chairman.
and DIG. Denton, Of Spring Creek.
Secretary. Their report Is published
elsewhere
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Farmers, don't forget to call on Pet.
erson 4 Co, In the Commercial Block
saliua. for all kinds Of implements
including weir's combined, Letter
and Whitewater wagons, on good
terms: also garden and field seeds.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-A commo-
dious, well finished house, with good
outbuildings, situated in East Salina
Apply to George Kruger, Iron avenue
East of bridge.
For SALE-Two lots and dwelling
house, with 8 rooms, good cisiern,
good well in kitchen; corner Eighth
and South streets. Property well inn
proved. Enquire at Graf's barber
shop
wANrED-i00 live. energetic men
to canvass for Tunnison's Matches
Railroad, County and Distance Map.
slipper day can be made at il.
Address C TUNNI>oN.
3tf Jacksonville, Illinois
Parties DESTROYS of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will dn
well to call upon C.. f.. Faulkner.
for terms, "a he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cent.
money, which can he loaned at y -ea-
sonable rate of COMMISSION. 2Ltf
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We are unable to connect with last
week.
Our advice IL for all to keep on their
under clothes for . while yet
We were of to Lindsburg yesterday
to the sale of H. Crowell.
This continued cold weather will
have deleterious effect on the grow
ing wheat.
H, b. Blair and DR.. Knox participa-
ted in game Of base ball played last
Saturday, since which they have been
lubricating their muscles with tincture
Of arnica.
Mr.. Dorcey. former section boss here
but now Of solomon City, came up las,
Sunday morning and with the aid OF
some Of our boys, loaded his ''shanty"
on wagons preparatory to moving il to
Solomon.
f. e. Swanson II about to open up
his namOth Business House. We are
oil waiting for the time, for We are
sure that f. E. will 'set 'em up"
John Fairchild and Will. Skinner
will haul Mr.. Dorcey's building to
Solomon City.
Our town well IL in running order:
our boys come to time literally and
will say n. o. MOORE
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s,ekv nm M.

All The neighbors thought the win.
ter Wao over, bot now you can see they
were mistaken.
The exhibition held last Friday 81
the Carmony School House Was q
pleasant entertainment.
Mr.. Adam Kohl, and brothers, moved
from town on to their farm last
Thursday.
J. b. Keuard and sons are making
arfangements to buy . threshing ma.
chine. We hope they will rs they are
good working boys, and everything
looks promising for good crop.
1t 10 said that all the best singers
were away last Saturday. will not
30 and see them any more, because
there II no more Frs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Mr.. Willis Kesler. Superintendent
Of the Eureka Mining company
returned from the East last Friday,
and brings fiattering ne VS. rs to Ker.
Der Creeks standing In the east.
He will put . force Of men at work
on the Sedgwick, which, with devel-
opnent, will be second to none in
the kefber Creek mining district.
At its present depth the mine Is
showing both gold and silver. and
high assays have been had from IL.
Sedgrick Correspondence of the b.
ndn,a (COt.) Daily Enterprise.
The Sedgewick lode, belonging to
and now worked by the Eureka min
ing company, Of Salina, Kansas. Is
showing we'll. Mr.. Kesler, the eu.
perintendent Of this company, expects
to put . force Of men on the Eureka,
In Copper gulch, which has been the
source Of much speculation, ~ il con.
fiicts with the Boes.Mammoth, and
IL worked will prove one Of tie first
mines In the Kerber creek mining
district.-Id
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Mr.. r. H. Buell has removed to Min.
neapolis, to engage in the business Of
loaning money. Mr.. Buell. Is gentle
man Of fine business qualifications,
and We have no doubt but that he will
do very well. He il highly regarded
in this county, and his old neighbors
and friends wish him well in his new
location.
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We are sorry to hear that Mr.. NJ. NJ
Briggs, who found il necessary TO 60
on to Cincinnati, and is still there,
fears hel has lost the sight Of one Of
his eyes at least. A piece Of steel
lodged there is the cause of his trou-
bles- We sincerely hope he will re-
ceive such treatment from experts that
his eye sight may in no wise be i'm.
paired, though 1t may be hoping
against hope.
Mr.: c. b. Thompson, Of Gypsum
creek, designs removing to Barbour
county shortly, TO engage with cousin
in stock raising. "Cliff" is one of the
very best men on Gypsum creek, and
his old friends and neighbors are sorry
part with him. He says, too, that he
has a warm heart for Saline county,
and he ia very sorry that his interests
take him away. May he prosper, for
ne deserves 80 to do.
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To the lnsurinq Public

1t affords me pleasure To state that
the recent damage by fire To my dwell
ing has been paid in full by the Old
Burlington Insurance Company. The
Burlington claims to be honest and
prompt, and I am glad to say that she
has proved herself equal to her claims
in the settlement of my loss. Those
desiring reliable indemnity will do
well to investigate the merits of the
Burlington. and place their insurance
in this staunch old Company.
j-It ADAM. X. HEAD
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Rev. q :. Dearborn, one of the
ablest aud best known Methodist min
listers of Kansas. was i'm town Tuesday
visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. II. F.
Sudendorf He is now stationed at
Ninland, Douglas county. He went
down To Abilene yesterday morning.
to attend the NJ. T. conference.
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The graders OH the l.. T. & :. W
II. X. have begun work i'm the bottom
North of Soldier Creek, and are work
ing in sections both ways. II is about
completed through I. NJ. James farm,
the Owens farm aud nearly through
Lyman's farm and that Of Adams
The work progresses quite rapidly.
especially i'm the bottoms where it Is
not necessary TO pillow. There have
been a good MANY ravines or old wa
ter course beds to fill. but that work is
nearly completed. The high ground
can be better worked i'm wet weather
than the low. In the section North.
the timber is cut of and the gradin,
about completed to A. T. Daniels
farm. When the grading is complet-
ell, the company will have the hand
soonest road-bed out of Topeka To-
Deku Commonwealth
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

The Sheriff of Ellsworth county
found 1t necessary to bring Rose, the
murderer, to Salina and lodge him in
our Jail over Sunday, to save him from
the indignant Ellsworth people. He
had been acquitted Of numbering the
boy, and Is now to be tried for muir
dering the father. 1t IL feared Rose
will not escape being hung by q mob.
no matter what may be the verdict Of
the jury. Roses defence Is that he
acted IN self.defence, Of course.
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On Thirty Osvs' Trial.

We will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
lectro-VoItaic Belts and other Flee
tric Appliances on trial for thirty day
to young men and older persons who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility
Lost Vitality, etc. guarantee eiHg
speedy relief and complete restoration
Of vigor and manhood Also for Rhe,I.
matism. Neuralgia. Paralysis, Liver
and Kidney difficulties. Rupiures and
many other diseases. Illustrated pam.
phlet sent free. Address Voitaic Belt
Co, Marshall, Mich.
ALLY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Are you disturbed at night and brok.
en- Of your rest By sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the excruciat'ng
pain ofcutting teeth? Ifso go at once
and get q bottle Of Mrs. winslow's
Soothing Syrup. II will relieve the
poor little sufferer inDesliately-de-
pend upon II; there l. y a mistake about
II. There II not a MOT on earth " no
has ever u-ed II, vino will not tell you
at once thati will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health TO the child, operating like
magic. 1t In perfectly safe To use in
all cases, and pleasant To the taste, and
In the prescription Of one ofthe oldest
and hest female physicians and nurs-
En- In the United Slater. Sold every.
where Is . bottle. IL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Our townsman, Mr.. Frank Agrelius
will start for Denver. Colo, in about
two weeks to look up q location. We
are sorry to loose Mr.. Agrelius, while
at the same time We can highly rec
ommend him to the citizens Of Den
yer Of being a most respected citizen
and of trustw Orthy business qualifica-
tons. However we have urged the
young man to remain here, but he
says he il bound to take Horace Gree
ley's advice, Ego west and grow up
with the country" MAY success be
with him i'm his Linds.
borg Ncus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

The Salina Building Association
held its annual meeting last Friday
evening. The old, long-tried, faithful
directory was reelected, towit; John
Foster, w. ID. Radcliff, Silas Seaman,
c. c. Culp, l.. q. Wight. The affairs
of the Association are prospecting
marvellously well. II. is expected that
the shares will be par In less than
two wears
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Mes,rs. Frank Hagcnan and J. w
Aldrich came Up from Salina Satur
day, and gave our town a pleasant
visit. Mr.. Aldrich Is i'm the employ
of Ober & Hagenan at Salina, and
returned on Sunday, accompanied by
Frank Arselius. Mr.. IL. since his de-
parture from Lindsborg, has been
travelling through the State of Texas
in the interest of an Eastern firm.
His spring trip will be through Kans
a.. when he will again visit Liudsbory
in about a month. Frank returned
to his home ut wyandotte, Kansas
The best wishes of all are with him
-LindsJory Ners.
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Miss Bertha Brauiff celebrated h.r

Miss Bertha Braniff celebrated h"r
eighth birthday at the home of h, T
parents on Eighth street, yesterday.
The following little folks were present
as guests: Miss Maud Spencer, Miss
Agnes Crowley, Miss Lulu Eastman,
Miss Eva Wight, Miss Gephart. Miss
Nellie, Miss Annie and Miss Grace
Hogben, Miss Annie and Miss Fannie
Ransom. The little folks seemed to
enjoy themselves in usual child-fash-
ion. After playing various games
during the afternoon, they partook Of
q feast of children's usual good things.
such as nuts, candy, oranges, cake, etc.
and then each hied to their homes,
feeling happier after the afternoons
endowment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

We take pleasure in informing our
readers that hv enclosing n three-cent
stamp Ia Foster. Milhurn &Co., Bulia.
10, y. Y, they can secure, free, "A set of
their fine lithograph picture cards,
which are an ornament to any house
hold
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Teschers' Examination.

The next examination .or teachers
certificates will be held In the new
school building In Salina, ON the last
Saturday 9th Of March, 1ss2, cori-
meneing promptly ut nine O'Clock and
closing ut four o'clock. No more cx-
aniDations until close Of institute.
wN Bishop. Go. Supt,
In behalf Of Board Of Examiners.
Saturdays and Mondays are the
Office days Of the County Superinten-
dent.
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We have formed n copartnership
with Messrs. Litowitch & Wolsiciler.
of the Palace Store. where we will he
pleased to SEE all of our friends and
patrons i'm the future. Thanking them
for their kind favors in the pat, We
remain, very respectfully,
II RoTsCHIi.D 4 ca.
Salina. Kans., Feb. Ii. lSS2l Sit
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John NJ. Lay, has rented Ed. Witt
mans bakery, and will engage in the
baking business pretty extensively.
John has just returned from the East,
satisfied TO remain in Salina. He is
one Of the most experienced bakers
We have ever had here, and will no
doubt build up good patronage. Mr..
Wittman's people, will sell his bread
At the De.mouico stand.
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ShjDok's CoNssmoeion Cuss

This IL beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold. few do-es invariably cure
the worst cases Of Cough, Group. and
Bronchitis. while It's wonderful sue
cess In the cure Of Consumption Is
without a parallel In the history Of
medicine. Since its first discovery II
has been sold ON d guarantee, . test
which no other medicine can stand.
II you have Cough we earnestly ask
you to tryit Price, 10 cents, 50 cents
and elW II your Lungs are sore,
Chest, or Back. Lame, use ShiIoh's
Porous Plaster: Sold by August Eng
str0m 4 Co., Salina.
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Another snow.
How 10 your garden :
Louie Lord nve.nights.
Potatoes are not up yet.
Fall wheat il doing fine.

How 10 your garden
Louie Lord five-nights.
Potatoes are not up yet.
Fall wheat Is doing fine.
Another short winter for Q few days
NJ. d. Mccormick made his usua
monthly visit to our city this week.
City election the first Monday In
April. Candidates, come 70 the front
Deputy sheriff Titus made us anOth.
er call this week. Call again. our latch
string Is out.
Has any one heard from the would
be justice Of the peace that left be.
tween two days.
Come and hear the Louie Lord
troupe. Their plays are good, and
their best are Friday aud Saturday
nights.
DR.. Stearns reports business good,
and population increasing ut the rate
Of two or three week.
Mr.. Striblin, living two miles cas-,
Of town, WAS made happy last Satur.
girl. Mr.. Striblin Ii brother Of Mn
W. H. Gentry.
Rumor has II that there are two or
three weddings to come of some time
In the near future. We hope rumor
Is not foOling u.
Rev. Edwin Locke preached his
farewell sermon last Sunday, and hes
now gone to attend the conference ct
Abilene. Where he will be stationed
next year no one knows until after
conference closes.
r. b. IngrAham was around Mon.
day setting the cigars and cider up to
the congratulations Of his new arrival,
that came to his house last Sunday
evening. II was . girl, and he said
he took DIR. Stearn's advice and kept
the stove redhOt. All are doing we'll.
0oThs Louie Lord Troupe will give Q
matinee on Saturday afternoon Ct two
O'Clock. They will play "Ten Nights
In . Ba1.room," for the young folks,
the little folks. the big folks, and oil
the folks that may wish to come. It'll
. good play and will interest the
young people very much.
The Maoons Of Brookvills have n.
ceived their charter for Q new lodge In
this place. II wilkbe called Brookvills
Lodge No. 208. They will commence
their work next wednesday night.
The three principal Officers are r. B.
Ingfaham, J. b. Paul and r. r. Titus.
NV. Peek, w. h. Gentry, and .
few more whose names I have not
learned, went up TO Ellsworth Last
Saturday evening 10 attend the Ma.
sonic Lodge q that plaes. They
report . good time and splendid sup
per, and some si1ty Nasons prsos9t.
They have fns Lodge and ais doiaa
Ooed wesk. I. y. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Any one wishing to know what New
England baked beans are, can have
the privilege on next Saturday noon
of trying sample at the Lay restau-
rant with a regular dinner.
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The golden opjnions entertained by

The golden opinions entertained by
the Good Deacon Stacy of Mr.. w. Ii
Scholl before the county printing wa
disposed of:
w. b. Scholl was nominated for re.
election as Commissioner for the flrs'
District. q Just recognition Of has fdHbI
FIJI seyrices.-Hcrdid, Oct :.
In voting for Commissioner there
are many things TO be considered. The
question naturally arises, do we want
q change? Hitter carefully considering
the matter. ,rc must sag that re sec no
reason ,chy - change should Ce made.
This county is now deeply interested
in railroad EATERS. and mai: thou
sands Of dollars i'm bonds are now in
the State Treasury awaiting the COM
pletion of the L, : * ". k'y. Conn
missioner Scholl has given positive
assurance that not one dollar of these
bonds shall br turned over To the COM
pany or any i'erson until the cars are
running int" Salina. w MI kD"'r
Mr.. .SchoN's honesty and has fried td'fh-
futness IAN Us afford 10 chGngc! A.
q matter of business NJ has a right To
complete the work he has commenced
and our people, for their own interest,
should aid him-Ho ald, Nor. 5th. III
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

Why do ~ many people we see
around Us seeni To prefer 10 suffer and
he made miserable by indigestion, con.
-tipation, dizziness, loss Of appetite,
coming up Of the food, yellow skin,
when, for 70 cents, we will sell them
Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them? Sold by Aug. Engstrom 4 Go
Salina
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To School District Irea,urers

The semi-annual apportionment of
the State and county school fund for
Saline county has been distributed
and orders drawn. BY calling AT the
Office Of the County Superintendent
the District Treasurers may obtain
these orders.
CnI.NrH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

The county commissioners held a
special session last Monday, mt which
they determined TO put the prisoners
who are confined in the Jail for the vi
olation ofthe liquor law, at work. This
il something of an experiment, the
result of which will be awaited with
pan..h tnf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-03-09

While Vending last Thursday night
paid very handsome tribute to the
self sacrificing clergymen Of the land
he also i'm n very neat way gave the
political preachers square, telling
blow