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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

A sasstias VI eitizeas istess.,sd IN
the rsosusaisAttoa VI The sHliHs eoaHty
Horticultural sDsIs,y ne. held ~ I'VE
CITY Halt, ~ SzltaA VA tho al DAY vi
June. iSss, and ~. oIysai4sd by the
vlsctioa VI ], A, h.skes, rsv.idsM, ;
q H. hishela Ssesetsts, and Ii A,
NorsAta.. Treasures II waa resolved
b. slscs eae ves tsv.ilsa, fseaA sash
,ewashir tn he eeas,s, and fsp,a sAeA
warA IL the city VI SAiias tas k,i.
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2. -. q which time al the 0&lc~ss
srr requested - b. psv-rat. especially
tAe Vie rssslAsasa> end lAAl sAsy
coaae psspaFsa - sssnrs he s>sa.atltsN
efall kissh a fsSle n their ps>esr~ivs
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lfNle c~ltses &c saviss>l b at>eNA.
h. n Hisa~r. 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

The property hrst sloor north u tls<
Mitchell Home. For terms enquire al
Miss kitii~ Msxey nj the house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
7HE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY. JUNE :. 1883.

- E,frs r.pies Of TINE JOERylL sssS Ne -
IT W.. Bsys~-'s Sore ssd AT he Bod s'se q wAss
kssd 4 &paass-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

(. Cash customers, in credit
houses. as a rule. pay the same
prices for their goods as those
who buy on six months time
sor something near a oneness
Of price is required in all stores
TO avcid offending customers
who might he charged more
than a neighbor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
Cash Store!

We submit a few facts to new
corners and others who have not
heretofore obtained the informa-
ton:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
Furniture, mattresses.
carpets, shades etc. the
cheapest at A. Mann's.
Nothing short OT Umsnlsesh sis,s
ISesseltts

ISesselits
Conferred upon tins of tlsouaanis Of
sassSeFs could osiginsss ssd snaiussis
thr fepUtstioa which ARMS BAssA.
sAmltA enjoys u 10 . cosnpoupa u
t''s best vegetables alternatives. With tbs
losiSics VI Potsssiass aud lroa. - all
powerful. matchmaking. Llooi -eissa.lns
ssd DEMONSTRATING - asd h ths most
sesetuai VI ~ remedies Sos seross.
tots. nescuTtai. os blood disos.i.rs.
uniior'aly successful aud certain, u
pssiuees rapid aud eomp,sss cures u
hesofala. Sores. Boiis. hussOss, Pin
Pies. krupttons. Skin Diseases sA..i az
disorders arising from impsstsy VI The
blood ny W. iaylva,ssias coects v
always reiieses aud olten cusss Livss
Conplalats. Yenaie Weskpessss ~
Irregularities. snd " . potens ssaswss
of waning vitality. gof DuSifpans ~
blood u has Bo equal u to.ses ~ The
.,Jstem' restores aud preserves Tie
health. AMI hapar,a slg6r sDd enSsgy.
tor nrty Years u has bcea IN eltensiss
use, aud y to-day the uost sssllaLIs
uc,iielne or the suiIsrins slek.
Fot saIe W ell druggists
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

.. In all of our advertise
mentS, past, present and flu
ture, we mean every word Of
it. We do not indulge in ex-
aggeration. We hold our
selves strictly responsible for
the truth of all that we adver-
tise, and ready TO substantiatc
every sentence which appears
IN a newspaper over our sig
nature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

THR BALINA WArER WoRKs Co.
New Carpets at w. 4 NJ. ID. Berg's.
II you want 70 borrow money. call
on Wight 4 Carroll.
New window Shades 1t w. 4 NJ.
ID. Berx's.
Wight 4 Carroll. Office over salIna
Bank.
Maryh and Buckeye cord binders for
sale BY Brigss 4 Geblsrt.
lee cream at Hogben's.
II you want % buy land, call On
Wight 4 Carroll.
Call In and 80 the old reliable Ran.
dolph header.
BRi00s 4 GEBHAKT
Rsmsmbsr p. ". Eberhardt's Tor
oil kinds Of Furniture and the latest
styles.
r. Lotx 10 agent Tor the celebrated
Wyoming coal.
New dry g,spls receiving daily nj
LitOwicl & WOlsieiisr's.
w. 4 NJ. u. Berg have the largest
furniture house In the city. Call ON
them fOr your furniture.
FoK REST-A plano. Enquire 81
Mrs. ID. Is. Powers.
IL you want = bargain In land. call
on Wight Il Carroll.
Ice.
Buy your lee ~ N Peterson d Son.
Ice cream, 1T Hoyb~n's.
WAsrED-A wasiIsswo,nsn 1T ID.
Pacific HOUSE Aiso wanted . dining
room snd Kitchen girl.
Having bsd ten yesrs practical ex-
psrisnce st plumbing In eastern cities.
VIZ will not hesitate 90 guarantee you
. good job. olive IN call.
J. N. SCHWARTZ h 90.
II you want 10 sell Ianj. call ob
Wight h Carroll.
|" yVW W"bs '" ouy |" 'pt" "thusS
call aud see ~.
BMin0s a 8EBmAnr
Farmers would do we'll 10 call oD ~.
mud vet figures on groceries before
buying their harvest supply
ItOTmsCHiiD BRO.
Losr.--A pair Of gold speetaci's
somewhere IN Haiina. the last ~ last
week. The finder will confer favor
by leaving them NJ this ofiic-
We srs prs,~tcsi 10 take contracts
EoT ftting Wy your houses with water
from the water works.
J. N. BcmwARTz h 10
Ifyou want 10 insure your pro,,~rty.
call on Wight 4 Carroll.
fyou want any plumbing dan~ tall
on us ri Oncv, VIZ ss~ pss,'svsd ~ make
you figures,
HKi0us h 6ksnARI.
To y. h v. Ebsshsri's for svEMy-
THING In ths furniture line. They
always keep full stuck.
leo cream NJ Hoxbsns.
Elegant wall psI'~s. new styles. nj
A. =. 4 NJ. u. 0rIer's.
We carry IN stuck . full line VI Iron
aud wood hydrHnis aud street washers
aud ere ready ~ take hold u aii class.
~ of piun,biag aud water ntting.
}. N. scmwARTz 4 60.
los cold tiosia water aud i.e,nonsie
II HaSsn \ Brown's.
Refrigerator ~ w. 4 N. u. i,erg's.
New yoo.is arriving daily y, w, \
NJ. d. issry's.
TAyough tickets aud checks 10 all
points east. west. North aud south
". ". u,sps aud ,uiorn,atioa free ior
sll. ks,ss VI fsrs always the lowest
~ ths Y. Y depet, sSl'us mus
Elsgsa, Hed Hoom sells, Tables.
hussAus. tsAWss aud Mouidiuys.
Nv, EaSsuA9pr-
Meusy " .oan an eLs...I or psrsonaI
security, Apply "
a. v. tApLeseg
ttyeu Wa1t tycIpns iusurauce, cali
"a W,skt \ tsstei..
Wv Aays vut,tasd y nss. Glaze
tia.atst sua MI w wasN ~ ~ a,n
saa All elA<sss VI k''aa,t,as W \ NWs
ulAY itkS uAAulVk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Freddie, sou OF Kev. aud Mrs u r,
Peale. died last Sunday morning. sI
the age Of one year. one month and
three days. The funeral services ~
CURED ut the Christian church. Mon
day afternoon. Their afiiicsio0 h surely
most severe. There is mn hack IL sym''
pathy from many kind friend. wss
fully appreciate how the heart :.
wrung by the loss Of = dear hlils i'is
from the home circle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

= We strive - furnish our
pxsr,,aS a god article in ev-
<sy department.. Our goods
arr esrefsily selected, clean
and desirable. They arc
ecsgh, a, the lowest attaina-
bic ps,oes. and offered to our
customers at a margin Of profit
s.&iG.v siss ayr !snnsc deirga
s-assP iszsess oan Ess o..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

On Monday morning. the sssl-scrs
farm Of DIR. Vim. Bishcp, % 0ypssn'
Greek, vas sold through Cape Z, n,
williams. reprssessineP. ~. Hanileos
Il Co., to VIM. n. Ciafk. Il Janes
town. N. Y. Consideration, eaA'A
He designs placing fancy seock apcs
the farm. This rial esenae drn b one
Of the very bet h tAb part
Of Kansas. and sseas noe - b
doing Q land o0cs hssinsoL" "
Capt. Williams b Q socS,esslsl Ind
seller.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

The fiue section IL land Ia the Mat
berry valley bel"agins 10 Nj, n w
Storch has been ."ld thrUsseA ,hs
agency of r NJ. Hamihea q ~. "
Nessrs. ]. Il. and J. N johns. ershess>
The former gentleman is ssaia-la~
Of Mr. Mitchell. Of this city. Tue la
ter 10 from New Hamvshire> hsh srv
gentlemen Of m~ans They prcrss
to handle fine stock On their nee
ranch. The Consideration of THE par
chase was ~ ,Op.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

Estimates promptly
made on al work per-
ain ing to Water Fit
ting. from connecting
main to hydrant. to At-
ting up homes with va
ter in the best Of mod
ern style. Also take con-
tracts for Drive Wells.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

q. A business conducted eX-
oiusively on the cash plan can
afford a much smaller margin
of profit than any other.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

~ sssseiaAs peso sgsae h ~
Plass sssslvsA . es,s0sas4 yss1seAAy
naming ofso Kaasas Olty asklag U .
svs1soe - sesasssA h 1AllaA. Tuo-
~ alsssaeso. snsA . sspsst bsla0
eouont = ~ oDey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

;. Ne are the only mer-
chants IN tins vicinity who do
an exclusively cash business.
g. All houses selling goods
on oredi, are compelled to add
largely 60 the pnocs oi their
goods To pay icr losses ooca-
sioned by bad debts, long
waiting and general uncertain
~. A merchant IN this ooun
~ dong a credit business
SAYS, "H Is Fmnossibkr 10 aid
rs eyety rnnngh 7rhSH ynH arc
sfsrng alynaIf bNSinrsS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

J.F. APPLEsy 10 the supesintend.
ent and ON Of the owners Of the Min.
neapolis Harvester Works. and there.
fore has oil the latest improvements.
The Minneapolis IL the only genuine
Appleby Binder In the market. II
has the only original Packer trip
which avoid this: The Minneapolis
will never clog. CioOging los been
the serious trouble with binders IN TIE
past. Go aud examine the binders at
Al. Hol'nqvist's implement store.
At the regular monthly meeting oi
the Hook 4 Ladder company. last
Monday. Il IVES resolved 10 disband.
owing to the arbitrary action taken by
the City Council at their last meet Ing.
az
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

:, We sell no goods on cred
It to anybody.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

We ase nov s~sdy to tap the mains
snd make contracts for furnishing
water t0 the public for domestic aud
other purposes.
TMR BALINA WArER WoRKs Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

l'Nstlss avs,Ws~s VI r~ssAsslss W
sslllNa lanss swa e,ty rs~vssty asv
invited N sall u NE OsMss VI q, n.
tsslAwss. svss WAllsAsaA 4 AesmaM' .
sess~ Asaa 1eaaass tssslWs.s . Speciality
TN UuooDo, loft,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

cAsAaaN. Ann CATARRHAL ssAv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

People seemed t. he confident TUES
day afternoon thst the cyclone WAS
sbout-eveu u not la Salius. All
sorts Of rumors were sbroad yesterday
Mr.. Clafin received . letter FROM
Judge HH,niltoa. st Minneapolis,
stating that cyclone wss seen vest Of
that place. Mr.. B. r. Marlin saw
from his farm on the Saline. . cycions
form and strike the summit of = hill.
and then break up. II was absolutely
certain that the elements did al In
their power 10 get up . display. but
were partially unsuccessful.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

The Mayor urges the Immediate
orxauizati0u Of tw0 hoss-csrt compa.
nisa. and reco'u,uends that Ill suf.
hciently intesssted to desire 10 be-
come members should apply 70 Mr..
J. r. Chapman. chief Of the Fire DE.
partment. There should he two we'll.
drilled companies. between whom
Sufficient rivalry can 10 generated
10 make them contest Tor the honor Of
being the arst company ON hand Ut
fires. There has been no trouble In
other towns where water wonis or
steam nre-ensines exist. In having
such companies. aud we hope two Of
the very best drilled hoss-cart cOmpa-
mics In Kansas soon will be accredited
10 Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

tyn> M~x VI leAN t.el. 4 tvs,
l>awN NalkllN9A The srlsNa,d WssHs.
n tsvseNl ~~xr,ssl w the t,sst No
ts~wAl tAMk, ssavtkst ~Wk Ws~ VI
vaNll. saN 9Th ,lwe ksA allaeAs.,,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

u nlsAls. oess,sllsl
ava, nan Ann SNNUAS scHaws.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-14

1t is claimed by some that no canvas
back ducks are found in this State. This
Is a mistake. Some ducks were brought
Ia to Luther Clark yesterday by Mr.. Con-
over Of Huntington Valley that come
under the following authority description
exactly: The male canvas back has the
region OF the bill. the top of tho head,
chm base OF the neck and adjoining parts
tausky red; sides Of the head and whole
length OF the neck, chestnut red; lower
neck lore part Of the breast and back.
pitch black; the rest of the back white,
eiosely marked with fine undulsting lines
o. black; rump and upper tail coverts.
p,acSish; wing coverts gray. speckled with
D%lackish; primaries and seoondaries, light
,la'e color; tail short. feathers pointed;
lower part Of the breast and abdomen,
Mhite; TANKS the same color, finely PEN
siied with dusky; lower tail coverts black
n an brown, interspersed with white; length,
- inches; wing, 9h inches. The bill 10
uluish black, the feet and legs are q dark
s.ale color and the irides fiery red. The
iensie 70 somewhat similar and is lesI
the male.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-14

Tom Haley received . telegram from
Elko yesterday announcing the death st
that place Of Frank Money. 1t 10 sup
posed his death was caused by pneumonia.
o. he was complaining Of 3 severe coid
about . week ago. Mr.. Money was twice
engaged 10 tho but0hsring business In
Eureka, aud wan we'll known throughout
this portion OF the State. About three
yssrs ago he rounded up and sold2 2, 300 head
Of his cattle, since which time he has been
engaged in r~anohing and stock raising in
Elko County aud Newark Valley owning
interests in both places. Mr.. Money was
an Englishmsn by birth. about d years OF
age, and with the exception of two grand
children residing at Frseport, Illinois, was
not known to have any other relatives IN
this country.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-14
rLUE DUST.
scraps from the Notebook Of b
sentinel's Reporter.

Scraps from the Notebook Of the
sentinel's Reporter. g..
Who is suspected
The champion light weight is said to be
q ton Of coal.
No new cases Of scarlet fever were re-
ported yesterday.
Silver King yesterday declared q divi-
dend of 25 cents per share.
Mountain Lodge No. ~, I. O. o. F.,
meets at 7:30 O'Clock this evening.
Hon.lH. J. Muldoon returned home last
night from a visit to San francisco.
DR.. Keen offers to sell or trade some
valuable real estate. See advertisement
W. T. Mattingly has been appointed a
County Commissioner Of Lyon County by
Gov. Adams.
Mrs. George J.. Reek left for San Fran
cisco this morning, and will be absent for
several months.
In the afternoon Board yesterday Eureka
Tunnel shares were quoted at 81 10 bid
and 81 Is asked.
"Red Riding Hood" will be performed
at Miners Union Hall this evening. Don't
fail to witness it.
The Bay State Mining Company has just
shipped rs tons of ore to the Eureka Con.
works for reduction.
M. j. Franklin left for San Francisco
this morning. He goes to purchase his
Spring stock of dry goods.
Thomas Robinson has been reelected
Superintendent Of the Bay State Mining
Company at Newark Valley.
Five men left this morning on the HAM
ilton stage. They will be employed in the
Sweetwater Company's mines.
A local sportsman returned from a hunt
two or three days ago and reports having
seen acres OF envelope" tracks.
In the District Court yesterday John 8.
Capron commenced suit against F. W..
Clute & Co. and others for $500 and costs.
Joe Mendes has embarked in the whole
sale liquor business. He is also doing an
extensive business in Boca beer, which he
furnishes wholesale and retail.
Jim Orndorff yesterday received q dis
patch from Virginia City stating that
Piper's Opera House had burned down. |
The origin Of the fire was not given.
James Wemple, a Newark Valley rancher, !
was yesterday examined for insanity. The
physicians recommended that he abstain
from his labors and to take o change Of
climate.
Senator Jones and family come to Ne
vada almost Immediately, on account Of
his wife's health. She has been ill all
Winter, and her physician prescribes q
large dose of Western air.
Four of the attaching creditors Of the
Albion, Messrs. Sadler, Tore, Hansen
and Mills, went below this morning, in
company with Mr.. Ames. who thinks that
Prescott, Scott & Co. will come to terms
with the attaching creditors and buy up
their claims, as well as the miners, labor
ers' and mechanics liens-a consumma-
ton devoutly to be wished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-14
A GEN UINE ssMORPHODITE.o
And He. She or 1t has q Wife and
Children.


The village of Hslmeville, Bucks
County, Pa, is in a state of excitement
over the discovery at a Coroner's inquest
that Rev. William Jarrett, pastor of the
Episcopal Church, was a genuine her.
maphrodite. The authenticity of this re-
markable phenomenon is vouched for by
Drs. Wilson, Dingey and Kurtz, who made
a post mortem examination. It was dis
that a unity Of both sexes exist
ed in the body, and the usual and curl
Gus physical anomaly was developed in a
marked degree. The man was IA years
old, and of large physique. The distinc-
tive physical organs, typical Of male and
covery has created. the most intense in
terest in the medical profession and much
talk in the vicinity. Jarrett took charge
OF the pulpit at Halmeville, an entire
stranger, about three years ago.
He was q brilliant orator, and
soon made friends. He occupied
the parsonage all alone, did his own cook
ing and sought seclusion. His peculiar
desire for isolation attracted attention, but
was attributed to his eccentricity. At the
inquest the members Of the church gath
cred in a body and entered their protest to
the carving of their PASTORS anatomy by
the doctors. The doctors unwillingly de-
ferred to their wishes. Measures were
taken to prevent ghouls securing the re-
mains after burial. A cofin-shaped brick
wall, 10 inches thick, was built at the bot
tom Of the grave. The casket was placed
in this Enclosure, and a heavy hagstone
put over it. Jarrett said he had a wife
and children in Australia, but in the light
of recent events this is not credited. He
left a large estate, q tract of land in Vir-
GINA and valuable securities. Being an
English subject, British Consul Clipper
ton. OF this port, was notified to ascertain
his friend and take care Of the estate. The
people of Halmeville fear, despite the pre-
cautions, that the body will be secured in
the interest Of science.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-03-14
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Maske ed Men Rob the TuscarOra
Stage in EarshOt Of Town.

Masked Men Rob the TuscarOra
Stage in EarshOt of Town.
The stage which arrived here last night,
says the Tuscarora Times Review of Mon
day, was stopped by masked men a short
distance from town aud robbed Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure box. There
were a number Of passengers aboard, but
none were disturbed, except A. j. Pot
ter, who was riding outside with the
driver. He was ''stood up" and relieved
of his valuables. After getting the box
horses and compelled the stage to drive
in with the two wheelers, which made
locomotion very slow, and the de-
spelling Of the harness was doubtless
don't with that object in view, 80 as to allow
the thieves time to get away from the
scene of the robbery before the news could
reach town. Mr.. Potter was kept holding
the lead horses until the stage had gone Q
short distance and was then told to follow
after it. The robbery was a cheeky piece
Of business, and was undertaken almost
within call of town-not more than half a
mile distant. Mr.. Potter, the outside
passenger, says two men, armed with shot
guns, did the work, and that was all the
men saw. Mr.. Root, who was inside, says
he saw two others lying in the sagebrush,
armed with double barreled %shotguns, and
be is of the opinion that there were four
highwaymen.
1t is not believed that the robbers got
anything for their trouble. They were
evidently figuring on capturing the money
used in paying of tho miners, which usu-
ally arrives here on the 10th of each month.
Fortunately 1t came in q day ahead, and
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box contained moth
ing valuable, as far as is known at the
office here. Had they made the haul the
night before they would have secured in
the neighborhood of $40, 900, provided the
messenger hadn't got away with them.
As soon as the particulars Of the rob-
berry could be sscertained. Deputy Sher-
if Atwell and Constable Rule proceeded,
in company with Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s
messenger, to the scene of the robbery.
There they found the treasure box, a
gold watch and a silver watch lying in
the dirt. The way-bill cslls for two
more silver watches, but no money, and
all the thieves got are the two watches
and SIG in coin from Mr.. Potter, for
which they have q good prospect Of q
number Of years in the State Prison. In
the way pocket was Sc so in coin, which
was not touched.