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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-06-13
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TAYLOR and UPDEeRAFF are having q
red-hnt fght for the norniDat'on in the
9Th District The Convention meets at
ST. Clsirsyille on the 21.t.
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TIE Democratic STATE Convention is
to he held at Columbus on Thursday,
the 10th day Of July
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Mtp A0bsrtis
Select School at Calais.
Fourth Session.
TO Commence Aug. IA & Close Oct. 6

TN making this ann :. ssment We offer tbs
L student the advantages OF late Fall
Terms good time to study, and two comps.
tent assistants, thereby assuring Practical
Recitations.
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Branches 10 he Taught.

Branches 10 be Taught.
0rthography-Wrieht and others; Hocu-
tion-Shoemaker; Gsogrsphy-by topics;
Alphabetically and others; Algsbrs-Ray
and Olney; Grammay-Harvey, Mason and
Holbrook; .. 8. q -Ridpath and vsnable;
Geomstry-Olney, Philosophy and
other branches not mention ID.
A Commercial Glass in Single and Double
Entry Bookkeeping, including all kinds OF
sets, as Individual, Partnership, Banking,
Railroadins; Steam boating, stc in ell Prac.
teal Commercial Department will be system
a,ically organized In Bookkeeping no text
book | Q required Of student.
Tuition.
Higher Branches .............sS 80
Common ............... 3 80
Fer further particulars call on or address
JAS q. HAMILTON,
Calais, Monroe County. Ohio.
jsls,'s2td.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
BRIDGE Items.

VIM. E. Tinker has returned from
his trip to England well pleased with
his visit.
Rev. Leigh still holds nightly meet.
ing at the Bridge school house.
The Farmers club had q crowded
house last Saturday evening at the
residence of Stiles Wooden.
Mrs.Henry Millham received a very
serious hurt few days ago by falling
down on a door scraper.
The Bridge people will indulge in
celebrating New Year on Saturday
evening before New Year ut the
school house.
Mr.. r.. H. johnson and family from
Evansville. Rock county, Wisconsin,
are spending the Holidays with
friends and relatives here. Miss John
son is sister Of MrslS. Post, also a
sister of L. M. Shaw and daughter of
Mrs y. McCumber, Of Dry Creek.
this county.
Mrs. II. ID W. Manchester lost val
liable pin at the Farmers Club at
Mr. Wooden's for which a reward is
offered to the person finding the miss
ing article.
Mr. Jonathan Tinker was success
full i'm killing q deer on the Smoky,
near the place Of Mr.. Godfrey, last
Saturday. He reports herd of nine
more seen in that vicinity.
The railroad petitions have been
circulating i'm this section the nrst
of the week aud signed by nearly
every tax payer they have been pre-
scented to. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Berwick tteUS,

Miss Phebe Godfrey Is improving ~
well n could be expected
Mr.. aud Mrs John Maltby and fam
lily are visiting their friends in Cow
ley county.
W. b. Townsend il well prepared to
do ali kinds Of grinding for chop feed.
Give him trial.
Messre. McHaffee and Thinker shot q
fine deer on last Saturday.
Mr.. Hiram Godfrey has returned
from Colorado.
Mrs. Parker 10 well pleased with her
new washer.
A literary society was Organized in
Berwick school house, by the name of
Berwick Literary The following OIL
GERS were elected:
President, T. c. Ritter.
Vice president, Thomas McHadee
Secretary, 8. w. BuExard
Treasurer, J. A. Maltoy.
Sergeant 1t arms, ]. Hill
I would AK for information. How
many Of our county omcers have their
bonds on record?"
Niss Hattie Godfrey and AiD Mary
Bear are attending the State Teacher
Association ut Topeka
The Christmas tree ut Mentor was Q
nne one and all the little ones were
made happy by the many presents
that were on II.
Henry Berg he's made some improve
ments By putting up an addition to his
houoa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Pebbles From TORY,

A Merry Christmas and Q Happy
New Year to all.
Hiram Godfrey has returned from
the mountains to receive the welcome
Of his many friends.
The proudest man i'm this vicinity
10 John Yingst, since the arrival Of
that nine pound boy.
Since the above event, uncle Mute
looks rs sedate ~ q deacon.
Mr.. Amos Barber has been quite
sick but is now recovering.
Mrs Antram has moved to Saliva,
The youngest daughter Of Mr. A.
NJ. Shaw has been very sick but 10
recovering under the care of Dr. E.
X. Switzer.
They have organized Q literary 90.
ciety Mt the Fair View school house,
Regular meeting "Wednesday night Of
each week.
John Msltby and family have gone
east on two weeks visit.
Reading an article in the Salina
Herald Of the 2fst, leads us {" suggest
that Saline county should send Tom
Nicklin to represent her in the tenn
perance convention to be held at To-
peka, january 10th. 1883. Tom II
not at all crankey on the temperance
question.
There will be church festival held
at the Liberty school house, on the
night Of January LIST, 1883.
Rocks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

We guess We oil bad . Merry Christ
mas. Now We wish you all . happy
New Year.
II. B. Blair 10 disposing Of his per-
sonal effects here, getting ready to
move to st. Joseph, No. Harry Ii
going TO be hummer"
Mr. Chaplin. the old gentleman who
traded for the Tom Barnet farm, was
found In his out house yesterday
morning, Dec. 18th. DR.. Knox was
called and said the old gentleman died
of heart disease.
DR.. Knox and family have returned
from Lindsborg. and Is busy 1t their
old stand, where he has been selling
toys and "sich" by the Wholesale.
John Fairchild and family went to
Solomon City to spend their Christ
mas, John came home yesterday and
left his family behind.
John Cbelson was home doing
Christmas with bis family and friends
No school this week Therefore the
school-marm has ample time to learn
telegraphy and visit friends in and
about Assaria-
On Christmas morning Dan Carlin
run his engine over one Of Bob" Will
sons small cattle" Bob" aud the
section boss here dressed the animal.
and now have something to:eat
1t 10 reported that the immortal q
l.. Peterson has returned from Was
ington Territory. We have not 81 !
him but would like TO. 4
The Swedish church here is pfe
ing to build q commOdious real.
for their new pastor, Rev. lie w IN
Salina. NJ,
Both our elevators are runr
full time. There seems to be ng
grain yet unsold in this vieiI a. iot
II there are any persons v
like my gentle rscket,"I- .,T ~ w., n'
}. MORE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Iron Mound Ech,

Happy new year.
e"stone" school isT ,,...,,a
Miller. A&ement OF M~
The Y. s. l.. is
fiourishing conditi' az eAceeow tly
to the executive. anu ooes " edit
but TIE mem, . the things = IL nv
friends will e, 10y Oh lneIoe and
mT.ds. wi N , o1 ss ssoSI,. In our
sent them T. . view" ions pre-
. me ~sf ther is very fine
pse lies and balls accs sna sur.
S s.p eminent and omy ;n mPsnIeI1 ~ ~
To- =. -laus, belongs u ~, ipels MI Z;
~, y, or rather, the ,;nh. oiuef VI
C. Cornell has J ~ ,u,,-
a. ~, ook after the ESD .en iDr i.n in
de' ,eased. ate ofhis father
Mr.. Garmond, VIII
At. leo hroLan \. dden, having had
and sb,e IN nnvs now convalescent
about.
. hesdsr,, h or, + the &C. Thelander
] Iist for the ;ulating a subscription
Joint stock , purpose of organizing .
his header company to manufacture
. shares ISS Salina. A great many
scribed have already been sub
BILE. r. anu success seems heSi'a'
over n have q very brilliant genius
!, brarv Yankee street, whose only IL
. ders is u "a almanac, and who won.
ceIe why people are SO foolish as to
brate Christmas now.
n Ar. in the course OF your wanderings
~ ere below, In the valley Of humilia-
ion, thou shOuldst chance to find thy
self in the neighborhood of Yankee
street and be In doubt as to the time of
day, be sure to inquire of 'DOlph Lie
bert, for he Is always glad to consult
A. his new STEM winder.
-th p l.. u. q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

W. h. Boyd Ii spending the bolt
days with bis sister In Omaha, Neb.
J. N. Brubaker o6lciatesa ut the eleva-
tDr during his abseAcs-
"A pleasant hop ut the residence Of
1fr. John Cline, on last Thunsda- eve
E,ing, was participated In BY me ma.
tority Of our young people.
The little son Of Mr.. sd Mrs. Sam.
sick.
Mr.. David Wee FER accompanied by
us cousin M1ss LEILA, departed Tues
Say ior . th'sSe weeks visit in Marion
r! MI On tles saxten and bride OF
.n5 n.;i Mo-, arrived last SATURDAY,
,m m% WI Ispend the holidays with nr
~, 4 Mrs. Amos Parks
.,. rs Beckie and Lizzie Don am
o.H Aed the Germania Ball ut 1sS;y,
Tuesday evening.
n, ,t,as. w. Bliss, Of Lee .s:avortI
r. . man Of the Missouri Va ley Bride
o. is here. and will beg In work I
T,ce on the long talked 'Sf and An,
lt.usly awaited bridge. Gro ~ ilse the s,
line.
: The Christmas tree In the Cox .c,,o,
n house was . Grand p ,ccess the IN,
being handsomely Jecorsted vii
). many elegant pr cents for both oI
= and young. "
,.r.nsEs ~ pany Of young peOp
@ Christmas dinner frOl
, NJ. ~ n" ,clock. ut the residence
= i;nh.e', ,nmyer, after which . d
nn. -, !ening was spent, and eveI
Chrss, t home happy, wishing tn
on mas would come oftenef tbs
"" a year. NJ. T. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

Ex-Gov. OSBORNE, mi' lister to Bra.
I'll, has arrived with. mis- family in
Washington. A specj al attribute s his
arrival at this jur.ctu re to three Dur.
poses a. follows:
First, to make good the atipulations
of the contract bv which he was an.
pointed originally minister 10 Chilli.
Second. TO survey the senatorial
isld In Kansas and to .e.ke advantay.
Of any opportunities which may pre-
sent to advance the Interests Of Tom
Osborne.
Third. to use his political an d per-
sonal influence to aid John Roach To
secure q government subsidy for q
line Of steamers, from New York 10
Rio Janeirio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
FairVieV Fruit Farm and Garden.
PRICE LIST OF FRUIT TREES FOR THE
SPRING OF 1883.

Apple trees, each, 10 to Is cents.
Peach trees, budded, Is to Is cents.
Peach trees, Seeding, s cents.
Pear and Cherry trees. 3 to SO cents
Grape, Raspberry, Blackberry, pei
root, l to 10 cents.
Gooseberry and Currant, ) to 10 cents.
Pie-plant, S to 10 cents.
Asparagus. per 100 roots, 81.
Strawberries, per 100, 50 cents to 81.
Ornamental Shrubbery and Rose
Bushes, per root, Is cents.
Maple trees, each, 5 to 25 cents.
Evergreen, Pine and Spruce, each,
25 cents to $50.
Hedge Plants. per 1000, $50.
Trees delivered at Salina from April
LIST to 18th, and at the farm. five miles
south of Salina, at any time in the
spring when you come for them.
Order early and you will be sure to
get what you want. All orders made
before March 18th will be filed to the
letter. Att H. l.. JONES.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

On the fourth page of this paper
we publish in full the railroad Pc
tition which lie now being circulated
In this county. We want our read
err to read IT carefully, SO that they
may be well informed upon that for
which they are asked to cast their
ballots. Their is one proposition upon
which all citizens are united and
that il that Saline county needs an
other railroad. However much we
may hope for railroad legislation, no
one can deny that the best way to
bring the road we now have to grant
the rights the people demand, IL to
construct . new and competing line.
Il IL established that this projected
ruad 10 not q road on paper but one
which has the best financial backing,
and liable to become one Of the most
substantial lines in the country. The
road will be built through Saline
county IL the aid asked for (substan-
TALLY the same a. under the old
contract) is granted. 1t 10 not one Of
those roads which will be built any.
way"-as had been reported. The
managers Of the project prefer to come
to Salina; but that preference IL not
% strong n to prevent lite going to
other localities which may offer the
Inducements the people Of Saline
county may not be willing to give. If
the aid IL given by Saline county the
road will be built: IL il Is not, 1t will
not be built. That's q very plain
proposition. and all there IL Of ii.
The petitions have been sent to all
parts of the country, and very few
thus far refuse their signatures. We
understand that about 100 signers
are required, and there lie very little
doubt hut that they will be easily
obtained Fhe company agree to pay
all the expenses Of the election. ana
hence voters s;a not hang back on
account Of election expenses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
SALINA, KANs., Dec. %, 1888


ED. JOURNAL 1T seems the people
If saline county fail to understand
the purport Of the new proposed line
to the southwest and west to the State
line. This enterprise We have been
quietly at work upon for more than .
year, and is . part Of the system of
lines to connect with the Topeka, g.
lima & Western railroad 1t 6alina.
The best men all along the proposed
line have been consulted and commit
teed to Its Interest: and also the best
men in Colorado Springs, who are
alive to the enterprise. 1t will DO the
main through line to the mountains.
1t Is no new thing to those who are
interested, both In Kansas and the
East, and had the Topeka, Salins 4
Western been built - per original con.
tract, the construction Of the enter.
prise would have been under way long
since. This enterprise was contem-
plated when the city of Salins passed
an ordinance. granting the right Of
way for the line of railroads through
streets and alleys, to the south limits
of the city. The eastern terminus of
this line begins at Salina. The Tope-
ka, Salins & Wsstern will have its ter
minus ofthe eastern division at Salina.
We have the route selected to run
west Of the Smoky Hill Buttes, on the
most practicable route to Smoky Hill
river, and stations will be located at
points that will accommodate the
most people, but cannot be fully de-
termined until after survey is made.
We can say to the people this il no
new project, but more than
year old only the time had not Ar
rived for the matter to be placed be-
fore the public. Give US the bonds
and you will find the company acting
i'm good faith. Nothing is asked of the
county until the line h completed and
in full operation from the city Of Sail
ma to the south line of the county.
Now is the time for the people of Sa-
line county TO avail themselves of an
opportunity to encourage capital and
enterprise to come in our midst. Lay
aside all little local differences, what
ever they may be, and assist to relieve
yourselves Of the burden that you are
now laboring under by reason Of the
exhorbitant rates you pay to export
your products and what you consume.
Every citizen of Saline county under
stands this. The building Of the T.,
). & W. to Salins, and the Kansas and
Colorado from Salina. southwest,
means cheap rates to St. Louis, Chica-
10 and Texas. 1t means TO Salina q
railroad center; her population dosb-
led in five years; competing rates at
every railroad point in the country,
and every portion of the county bene-
flied in ever respect.
Yours truly,
D. p. HAMILTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

THE San francisco people End that
during the Knights Templar conclaye
next August, first-class hotels will be
able to accommodate about 5000.
With private accommodations and the
capacity Of lodging houses and minor
hotels. several thousand will still be
Obliged to use tents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Sherifs Sale.
Peter Sanborn
vs.. case NO. w..
George Marshall ct al.

vs.. case No. 1927.
George Marshall ct. al.
nY VIRTUE OF AN order Of sale issued out OF
1.-the district court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
sn ,nd 70, the % aed
me directed and delivered, will, on
Monday the end day Of January, AID.
At two O'Clock D. m Of said day at the east door of
the court house. in the city Of Salina Saline coun
IT, Kansas, Offer foi sale AT public auction, 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand. the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
Beginning at point thirty l3oJ feet north Of the
section line, between sections number three g.
and ten u0) In township number 15) dfteen.
south Of range number i've o. vest Of the t6l
and s.Psp,esp ISL; fee, from the .eub1es oor
ner Of said section number three tSl-thence
north two hundred and ffty C2jo) feet. TO the
middle Of the channel Of spring creeh, thence
down said channel, two hundred and any $50
feet to . line running parallel on the south side
With the track ofthe Kansas branch of the L niou
Pacific Railway company and tvo hundred and
thence in . northwesternly direction along said
parallel line four hundred and fifty ti59) feet
thence south 1--WE hundred and hty-four feet
t55ll. thence east two hundred and MY (20 feet
to the place Of beginning containing three 80
acres
Also the following described lands, leased by
the Kansas Pacific Railway company to Mary
Crowley. under date Of February lst. is'a to-wit
Beginning at point one hundred and sixty feet
tiGg) south OF the centre Of the main track Of
the Kansas Pacific Railway and thirty feet 80,
west OF the southwest corner OF the depot AZ
Brookviile, thence westward and parallel with
centre line Of said main track one hundred and
seventy feet li0l, thence southwessward to the
southern boundary Of the right Of way. thence
eastward one hundred and seventy (I7ol feet.
thence northward TO the place Of beginning,
with all the rights and privileges derived there
By and through said lease, together with the
frame Touring mill owned by said parties of
the 6rst part situated said lease land. AMI all
the fixtures and machinery contained therein,
consisting in part Of one Erie. Pa, fifty horse
power engine. and sixty horse power boiler, five
run Of wheat stones and one run Of corn stones,
t3thres sets ofscales, eight elevator one double
boiling chest, and any and all other furniture,
fixtures and machinery, connected With said
Touring mill.
With tesemsnts. hereditaments and sppurtenan-
ces thereunto belonging. Said real estate Is taken
- the property Of the sbove-named defendant.
and will Be- appraised and sold subject TO . prior
mortgage lien ofthe Loau and Trust Savings Bank
Of Nsv Hanpshire for two thousa nd dollars $4,000
With interest thereon at u per cent per aunum
from July 90 1850; and uill Be sold 10 satisfy said
order Of sale, or part thereof
Given under ny hand this - day Of December,
A. d.. leo9. c. 8. RADCLIFFE.
H-3v Sheriff Of Saline county, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

JAMES VIoK.-From theappearauce
or VICK's FLORAL GUIDE. which is
on our desk, We should judge that
the young VICES are "chips Of the
old block" as the FLORAL GUIDE
with its autographed cover II hand
some enough for the parlor table. II
d printed on the best Of paper, has
three colored plates Of Flowers and
Vegetables, and full Of useful infor-
nation. Those who send 10 cents for
II cannot be disappointed. - the
plates are worth the amount. Address
- In past years. JAMES vIcK ,Rocbes-
ter, NY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

We notice that Andy Wilson, the
well-known stock man Of Shawnee
county has sold his farm of $50 acres
near Kingsville, Sh.wnee county, to
+. B. Oakley, Of Gswego, n. Y. The
farm sold for sl5O,OOO. Wilson re-
served the stock, valued at 800, 900.
and will remove Il 20 New Mexico.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

JOHy KELLY IL desperate. He elect.
ed Cleveland Governor Of New York
and now has the chagrin to see him.
self and all his friends ignored, and
the personal adherents of Mr.. Tilden
selected TO all the offices. Hes old
enough and ought 70 know better"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Sol MILLER has an apportiopm,

Sol MILLER has an Apportionment
scheme, which provid Is for this Sec
ton of the country f.sout rs follows:
The fifth district has l42. 472 pOpula-
ton. including the counties Of Shaw
nee, Usage, Coffee, Woodson, wabau1
see. Igor, Davis, Morris, Chase, 80
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.,p a,,n,;.s oS liver
prisus O.. I'm. ,aline
neIson, n1; H,a worth
Sincoiu' ',,s' Ellis
HOOKS, rn,Ps, Nn, Graham
Treg9; 0oSe, Sner,usn VI .tur, Raw
nus, inol; d. 1o"' lace, Sher
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28
Publication Notice.

In the District Court OF Saline County. State OF
Kansas.
TuE HARTFORD LIfE AND ASSurTYl
INSURANCE CoNrANy,
GpsrAvE A. GRANsTRASD
HANNAH N. GEASsrRASD,
Defendants.
~ Gustavc A. GrsnstrAnd and Hannah NJ.
y Granstrand non-residents Of the State Of Kan
you have been sued by the Hartford Life and An
nuity Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn, a
Corporation that their petition against you was
fled ON the ltth day II December, A. d., ise9 In
the Office OF the Clerk Of said court, praying for
Judgment against Gustavc A. Granstrand and
Hannah ". Grsnsirand upon certain note and
coupons and mortgage for the sum Of seven hun
drei dollars SEQ and interest At 1. per cent per
annum FROM March lst, A. D., lssi; and also for
an order and decree Of foreclosure Of certain
said notes, for the non-plyment thereof and TO sell
the lands and teuemenis mentioned therein and
described n follows, viz:
The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter
and the north east quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section six ,6l. township fourteen ia
range Ave Isl west of the sixth principal meri-
dian. in Saline county, State OF Kansas.
And also for the appointmrn Of 4 receiver with
all necessary powers. and II bar and foryelnse YOU
and each Of you, rom all right title. interest
claim IN or ." said premises aud for such other
lief mas he Just. That you must answer sail
petition before she "a isy Of February A.
II lSs3. or Judgment will be taken n prayed for
Of the nature above stated
THE HARTFORD LIFE AND ANNUITY IN
sCEANCE COMPANY.
CuAs A HITLER, it, Attorney.
SEAL Attest .--JosErH MooRS,
-: clerk Of said Court
December Il. ISL. E-sv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-12-28

SENATOR rLunB thinks the de-
nands OF public opinion on the SUBJ
tecs OF civil service reform would be
iau' met by q bill providing for thre'
sings. First. the distribution .
sfYices among the States and Ter ri.
tories or Congressional districts &C
oording to population. Second tn,
non-partissn selection Of app sintee
from the districts ACCORD ding Z,
their political status at die tim
disappointment is to be mad e. Third
q stringent prohibition of assess.
ments for political purpo' es