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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

We are sorry u near that Nr. An
son Miller, our worthy county com
missioner, while driving home Ia
Friday night, met with a severe ac''i
Dent In driving across what
known as the New York section
-a-t of town, his buggy was turnc'.
over AMI he was dragged sune di-tanc
py the rein-. His back wa- -evcrei.
-praIuei an he has been confined L.
his home ever since. We hope hi, re
t,pyrry NAV ~. speedy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25
For Selo.

An eight room house with lot q,
corner Of Santa Fe and Mulberry
The house 10 well built and com forta
BILE. There IL . cistern aud well On
the premises. Price 81. 100 II sold tbi,
month. My household furniture " u
also be sold, either In connection
with the house or separately. A IisI
Of the articles to be seen at the poet.
Office.
5Utf Mrs B. r. EGGLEsTOS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

The charter of the Sslina Wat z
Works Co has IL en- filed In the ofiir,
Of the secretary of State, Topeka
rhe charter members and iirertor>
fer the first year are: w. L. Harrison.
VI NJ Briggs. f.. II. Gibbs. of Salina.
aud J. r. Bone hrak... au,i W X. DIR,
ct, of Abilene. Capital stock, Sl0o.
400 shares. 500 each Work will be-
commenced rs s"on as the frost IL out
of the grouhd. The engine To he used
will be worth more than the whole
system of the Wichita works.
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AosaeiS 1toms.
more moderate


Lindsborg marshal In town to-day.
Nearly all Of the travelling men
max. IL a point to stop in our town.
J. I. Byers has huslly gone from
among US Sale Jefffi-s took him Ia
S,iina last Monday. and spirited him
"i To HaZ-ltoD.
The swedish element Of our Aineri-
IAN citizens are holding series OF de-
at,-s an The swedish language in our
-ciiool house. NO Irish Dee,i apply"
G. X. Fairchild has traded his bix
;rain of Toad-ters to Mr.. Hastings. Of
L.ini>bprs; consideration, one sorrei
.ony and sl25 ia c~sh.
Those xno are afflicted aud need
u-,iicine ar drugs of any kind. can do
"a better than 70 call at the As.aria
Drag Store and b- supplied.
iSorn 10 the wife of Vim. Patterson.
Il Walnut townships sen; DIR.
AuuN officia,rd.
Nearly ev.ryb body uses Nesbits' Tar
,ud White pin. Tor cou. h-. colds, Gc..
-ri.i 81 the A>saria Drug store.
Il 10 reported that our scnnol uis-
viii have All old fasiiiored spelling
,,.h"oi ~ our school house next Mon
lay night.
Last sunday night, p o. Peterson
sas made the happy father Of another
,ouucing boy. Pete i. still alive ami
NO. MOORE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

To he vetses o. Smoky View TewRship.
You are hereby notified that our
uext election will be held at the AS
ssriS school house on the firrt Tuesday
In February next. By order Of
CIV R"sBER0, Trustee.
z. NJ. ANDERSON, ]. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Captain Trautuau. of Hamburg.
was not long az" captain OF the ill
fated steamer Cimbria. He Is All
uncle of Gus Behr of this city. Mr.
Behr does not know whether or not
he was captain of the steamship at
the time of the disaster.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Mr.. W. II. Sutton. a prominen,
farmer of Pleasant Valley township,
died Of typhoid fever last Monday
night. and was buried yesterday. He
leaves a widow and three children.
He was q brotherin-law of Mr.. A. r.
Head. We also hear that Mrs. Carnes.
widow Of the late e. W. Carnes, lies
ct the point Of death.
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For Rent.

First floor Of John Gels 4 Cos.
Bank building. the splendid rooms
AT present occupied by the First Na-
tinnaI Bank, together with nse OF
vault. safe with time lock attached.
furniture. etc.. possession Jan. !, 1883.
For terms inquire Of
T.. E. FAULKNER, or
JNO. ] GELS.
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The old reliable Prairie Farmer
fully maintains the prestige and pron'
insuce il has achieved during forty.
one years of faithful service in III.
cause of agriculture, and is prime
favorite with the farming classes. II
is able, fearless, can aid and fair, and
keeps abreast with the progress made
in all that relates to the rural indus
tries. La its present form, and with
an efficient force of editors and emi
nent special contributors. il is if posi-
ole, more attractive and valuable THAI
IL has ever been. Price & % in al
vance Address Prairie Farmer Put.
fishing Co, 100 Monroe street, Chica
20, III.
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Wilberiorce

Wllberiorce.
Be sure and register.
The snow Is still with US.
Masonic banquet tonight.
Moon light aud sleigh rides.
Negro melody next Monday night.
Commence stesdying down for Lent
The JOURNALS twelfth birthday
to-day.
Go and hear the play of Rosedale'
Saturday.
Interesting local items ON first pag'
of this paper.
The District Court will commence
February 18th.
Msiinee saturday afternoon. "Rii
Van Winkie."
"Carratts. the Chill OF the Sierras.'
--;o-morrow night.
Take the childr, n to the Matinee
Saturday afternoon.
"Carratts. the ChIld ofthe Sierrss,
Tomorrow night.
Go and hear the Wilberfnrce troupe
next MONDAY evening.
The wIlb-rforcy troupe IL fully n
good a. the renne-,eans.
Editor Ulsh and Mr.. Denton, al
Brookville. called On Mon lay,
All Hine l. acting a. city Marshal
during Msr>hsi TuIIl.', absence.
Il have been urged but can't ac-
cept"-is the common saying now.
The Salina Rifles are 10 assist In the
play Of R"selale" next saturday
Miss Ada Campbell. of Denver, l.
visiting here-a guest of Mr.. Cha,. [.
Cup
REPRESENTATIVE Collins and Stearn,
both voted tor Plumb. Also senator
Anderson.
The msny-paged Herald Of last
week made cool show and will do
TO file away.
The merchants have about com
pleted their annual invoicing and art
ready for business.
II il had hot been for the snow,
where would have been the wheat
after that cold snap"
Misses May and Mertie Meade. Of
Georgetown. Col. are visiting their
sister. Mrs. I. W. Wellington.
The Brookvill mill. last Monday,
was sold at sheriffs sale, under the
second mortgage to VI. = Crowley.
Soldiers. turn out Saturday night.
aud hear the play Of Rosedale. For
the benefit of the Salins Post, q. A II.
On Tuesday noon there were 2s3
voters registered. The registration
books will not be closed until Feb. l..
Mr. jas. Masker is to give up the
management; of the telephone ex-
change business. Mr.. Homer Bishop
takes temporary charge.
Elder Pesie AMI family reach Sslina
this week. Mr.. Peale will occupy the
pulpit in the Christian church next
Sunday forenoon and evening.
Representative Collins has intro
duced a bill authorizing the County
Commissioners of any county TO offer
. reward of sl00 Cor horse thieves.
Hogben is in possession of TIE Del
monica. and mine host Is Ell Witt
Inann's new designation a. he preside-
over the hotel Whitman. once Lin
lA,,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Mr.. N. ]. wellslsger. Of Salina,
Kansas, who has beautiful grs.se In
the Paolo neighborhood. paid oui
Office his annual visi: last Saturday,
sanford (Fia.) Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

The officers of the First National
Bank have presented Mr.. W. J.
Hayes, retiring assistant cashier. an
elegant gold watch rs a token of the
high esteem i'm which he is held bv
them, and in appreciation of his vslu-
able services In the bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Yesterday afternoon "A man named
Fred Stanley came u the Residence 81
Cha-. Lindsey and in-ultpi his wifi
and knocked over hi, little son. Mr..
Lindsey being informed, reported th.
iIIatter To Officer Sire>, vino arrested
the man and started 10 the city prison.
On the way the prisoner male u da-.
for freedom, and run a. though Ia
was a racer. SIpe- fired one >iIut 4
him without effect. AMI he made good
his escape. Later in the evening
Lindsey informed Marshal Cociira.
that iie knew where the miu was, ami
Officers Taylor. Callahan ani Husnr
went after and got him. lie 49,
locked up and will iitve au eXanlut
ton this morning IL IL sails; Tia
there il IA reward Offered for him ~
~alina.-7 Topeka COMMUNICATE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

On Saturday. SUNDAY and Monday
the road. were smooth and there WAS
sufficient snow Ia make splendid
sleiching. Many people awaited them
selves Of the rare chance of sleigh
ride. and there were many sleighs up
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Greeley start to-
morrow or next day for Luling, Csld-
well county. Texas, in which place
Mr.. Greeley hopes TO be benefited by
the mineral water obtained near there
Mr.. r. II. Buell. has changed his resi-
dence from San Antonio to that place,
and writes that In his case reports are
favorable for good results.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

DR.. Bishop goes to Emporia next
Tuesday, for the purpose of taking
part In the organization of the Board
of Trustees of the new Presbyterian
college He is q member of the board
himself. This Is the college that
should have been located here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Ed futile WAS called down the road
the other day by the General PasS,n-
ger agent If the L 7 Ry-. who wished
to talk with him cone, rniu- securing
his services ~ travelling s.dverti--
ing agent. Ell has not reported the
result of the talk vet
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For Sale.

A stock farm Of $50 acres. with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek
Saline county Also house and lot
with bakery. on santa Fee avenue. Ss.
lima. Apply to II. Res.
% ~
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
A Card

EDITOR JoCRNAL.-l desire through
your paper to express my SINGER,
thanks tn the hremen and citizens ~
Salina, for their noble efforts to saw,
property from the flames that destro,
ed my home on Tuesday evening. And
for those who 30 generously thr-v
open their homes and offered shelter
aud comfort to my family. We shall
ever hold . grateful memory.
Very respectfully yours.
D. B. Powers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Married at the residence Of the OF.
ficiating clergyman Salins. Kansas.
January ed, 1888. by Rev. A. J. Kiss
ell. Mr.. Charles H. Andre to Mis-
Sadie NJ. Hoffman, all Of Solomon,
Kansas
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Notice 10 Cesohsrs.

Notice Is hereby given to all teach.
-rs desiring certificates that q public
house. ON Saturday, February 3. 1888.
Commencing at . O'Clock a. ".
l.. \. Davis,
Sup't. Public instruction
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

Its runorei that the Railroad COM
panv has agreed To pay the water
works company a rental Of $500 per
year for their engines and other pur-
poses. II thi, il true, II is quite a
Jump" toy itself.
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For Ssle.

a house and lot on Fifth street In
Hollands Addition. Desirable IOca.
tion. Apply to Ms. Margaret Hsr.
mon or a. VI. Campbell. 62-2t.
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We wish our friends and
the general public to remem-
Der that our prices through
out the store are always low
or than can be found at cred
it Stores. This is true in
times Of cutting prices as
well as at other times. Any
special prices offered by any
body on Arbuckle's Coffee or
any other Staple, are
promptly noted BY US, and
met. You can always rely
on getting more for your
money at our store than
elsewhere.
]. G. RASH + GO.
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The following is the programme for
the Salins Literary society, Friday
syening January d:

evening, January %:
Music-Mr AMI Mrs. Levitt.
Recitation Mrs. NJ. ID. league.
Reaiing-R. a Levitt, Esq.
Essay-Mrs. T. r. Carver.
Duett-J. U. and Clarence Wilson.
RECESS.
Solo-Mrs J. = Hail
Paper-Mrs. {. p. Collins.
porn-Dr J. w UIiiy
Play-Messrs. Bond. Levitt, Martin
and Wilson.
Duett-Miss Ray Smith and J. 0
Wilson.
Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall. Adj
mission 10 cents.
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Bargains n Corsets aud H0isery nj
the Ladies' Bazaar.
wASTED-A cook. Enquire Of
wM. HOBBY.
WANTED-A girl to do general
houswork. Apply to Mrs. J. b. White.
head.
For thirty days A. r. 4 N. II. Grier
will sell their goods at cost. (SchooI
'0oks excepted.l
More husks wanted at the mattress
factory near the bridge. Will pay
market price. EBERHARDr Bros
For Pittsburg nut Coal call mt J. F..
Gebhart's Salins Coal Yards.
Seed barley for sale at J.. F. yelling.
ons Stat.
Anything you want to buy
you can save money by buy
ing at the old reliable store
II ODER & Hageman's.
ih- Hn.si supply of Meats of all
in'i-. Poultry and Game at Salina
!: rkri
81 3S BARTLETT x JENKINS
4 great reduction Ia prices Of goods
al the Ladies' Baztr for the next
thirty days, to make room for new
GODS.
For REST-Two rooms for dodgers.
Enquire ut No 80. Seventh street, or
Il this Office.
We are determined to close
out our line of Dress Goods !;
yon can save money by buy
ing OF us.
ODER e. HAGEMAN.
Call at J. E. Gebhart's Salina Coal
Yards. for genuine Pitt-burg nut coal.
a great reduction In price. Of goods
al the Ladies' Bszar for the next
thirty days, to make room for new
Gods.
We still have the incest
line Of cloaks and Dolmans in
town. We can and will save
YOU money.
ODER & HAGEMAN.
Cancers, goiir.s, tunIors anh all
ral1di.s and disease cured by layirg
u nf hands. No cure, no pay. Ladies
IHrriDg from troubles common To
tirir sex, successfully treated.
JOHN HAISEs. SaIina, Ks
Music Stands nj r. * V. Eberhardt's
For the next thirty days we
shall offer special bargains in
every line.
ODER & HAGEMAN.
Mr.. J. NJ. Erickson now has pet.
-onai charge OF the Grand Central ou,-
ribus. All orders can be left at the
Grand Central, or sent by telephone.
and will be promptly attended to.
5O4w.
Oorhe finest supply OF Meats Of all
kinds, Poultry and Game at the Salins
Market.
48-3w. BARTLETT 4 JENKINS.
We must close out our
Flannels Of all kinds. Great
inducements offered !; come
and see US.
ODER & HAGEMAN.
The only place In SslinA to buy the
genuine Pitt.bury nut and lump Coal.
ie at J. Z. Gebhart's Salins Coal Yard.
Shawls very cheap at Ober
& Hageman's.
We are closing out some
lines of Scots and Shoes at
less than half their cost.
Come and buy.
ODER & HAoENAN.
Tremendous sacrifice
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

The wilberforce Grand Concert Co,
formerly known a. the Stewart Con-
cert Co., will be in Ssiius next Mon
day evening. The company is COM
posed Of coiored people and they are
aid to he fully as good q concert
troupe as the rennesseans which gave
such good satisfaction here not long
ago. No doubt everybody will 20
and hear the rich negro melody.
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Messrs. Addison and Nash. dele,
are In attendance at the Wyandottt
encampment. Commander futile &c
COMMANDED ihem
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Waite's Union Square Theatre q"
,Imencej weeks engagement
here on Monday night. opening with
Al ncle Reuben Lowier" IL ia n
troupe of fine ability ami Is entitled to
the generous patronage Of our c,ti
,en-. 30 far they heve not met with
near the reception they deserve, hni
We hope the remaining nights wili
bring together such large sized audi
ences as Ia make Manager Waite'>
heart feel overloaded with happiness
rnis week il TO be a week of "rar,
treats" surely, AMI Salina people
should most generously patronize this
very excellent compauy's entertain
ments. On Tuesday evening. lingo
mar" was presented last night,
Damon and Pythias to night the,
will give no entertainment, As the
opera house il engaged for the Ma
sonic banquet.
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There will be . caucus Of Greeley
township at the Pareons school house
on Thursday. Feb. I, at 4P. n, foI
dominating township officers.
By order of Township Board.
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Capt. Henry Baker, prominent
farmer of Dickinson county. has sold
his farm there and will become q resi-
dent Of Salins. One more substantial
citizen Is added to our population.
Capt. Baker, during the war, was
captain Of the flag ship of the Mississ-
ippi equsdron-both under Potter and
Davis
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For sate,

A house and lot. corner Fourth and
Walnut street. Pleasantly located aud
In u good neighborloud. Apply ut
| this Office
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A number Of choice building lots.
Choice locations on Iron avenue, East
side. Call on VIM. X. Gels. 5l4-w.
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SALIVA MARKeTs-ysnusry Is. 1859.

Reported by c. r. Underwood 4 Co.
WINTER WHEAT-Nc. !, zoe.
No. 2. 65@67.
CORN-2jc a. pic.
OATS-25c.
RYE-30c.
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Last Tuesday evening the residence
of Mr.. D. B. Powers, on Ninth street.
WAS totally destroyed by fire. The
fire was first discovered few minutes
after seven o'clock. A party Of young
people had gathered at the house, and
were in the midst of a dance. when
the hired girl informed Mrs. Powers
that the house was on fire. The fire.
however, had gained too much head
way to be checked, having evidently
started In the attic-probably from a
defective fiue. The fire department
turned out in force. but were unable
To accomplish much by reason of the
distance they had to travel. The hook
and ladder company succeeded In saw
ing some Of the porches, stoops. etc,
and prevented the Ore from spreading
to the barn. A large number Of people
collected, and by good work succeeded
in saving . large portion Of the furni-
ture in the lower story, though it was
badly damaged. Nearly all the furni-
ture Of the upper story was destroy
ed. The air was calm and the fire
burned slowly. Mr.. Powers consid-
ers his loss fully covered by insurance.
The house Was insured In the German
for 81, $50; in the Hartford for 81 go.
and in the Commercial Union for
5000. The furniture was insured in
the German for $3.50: in the Hartford
for $50, and in the Commercial Union
for $500. The house MAS one of the
largest structures in town. II Was
built about thirteen years ago. and
cost s., 500. We understand Mr. Powers
designs rebuilding at once. For the
present the family will occupy the
Hustled residence. Seventh street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-01-25

AZ the Primary held ct the Car.
mony School House on Saturday. Jan.
30th. the following candidates were
nominated: 8. p. Hughes. Trustee |;
James Emmett. Clerk b. T. Girls,
Treasurer.
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To the voters Of Washington town.
ship:
The township election will be held
at the usual voting place on February
9Th. 1883. NELs. OsTENBER0,
Township Trustee.
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For Rent.

Two rooms in second story suitable
f,r "flice d. * J. d WHITEHEAD.
4Stf
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All outstanding tick
cts to the "Salina Ly-
ceum Course" enter.
tainment Of last year,
will be received for the
"Wilberforce Concert, /"
to be given on Monday,
January 20. Reserved
seats may be secured
at Whitehead q Sea-
mans upon presenta-
ton Of said tickets.
LEWIS HANBACK,.
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Piitsburg nut and lump Coal for sals
at J. Z. 0ebhart's ealina Coal Yasds.
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Church Services Next Sabbath.

ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
A. ]. Kisseli, pastor.
Preaching next Sabbath morning
aud evening. The Lords Supper vii,
lie celebrated the first Sabbath in Feb.
ruary. Preaching services Wednes.
lay, Thursday. and Friday evening,
and Saturday afternoon at 2:3O pr.
c-ding, all preparatory to conniuu
Ion. Members urged to be present.
CHRIsTIAN CHURCH.
Elder G. P. Peale will preach morn
ing and evening.
Morning service. Subject-''Th,
world wiser than the church."
Evening service. Social.
Political and Religious Shibboleths y
Rev. J P. Ash will preach in the
Baptist church next Sabbath morn.
ing and evening. Having once hear.
him, YOU will come twice.
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Reported BY Bartlett 4 jenkins.
HOGS-$5U09 IS Is per 100 lbs.
BEEF CATTLE-S3.OO per 100 lbs.
CHICkENS-8c per lb-dressed.
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The Independent asserts that Judge
Hanback, firmly agreed to appoint d.
r. wagstaff Receiver Of the Land
Office. We have also heard from other
sources that such was the case.
While We have not been in favor Of
Mr.. wagstaffs appointment, we must
say that Judge Hanback, 10 acting
basely il he does not com ply with the
promiss, after having made IL.
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ODER e. HAGEMAN.

Cancers, goiires. tumor- ani ail
'aladi.s and diseases cured 10y layirg
Il of hands. No cure. no pay. Ladies
Altering from troubles common 10
t!irir sex, successfully treated.
JoHS HAISEs. Salina. rs
Music Stands nj r Az Eberhafdt's
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Take Notice.

Mrs B. r. EoGLEsrOS.
The daily gazette., 1883-06-08
California stage-Driving


The skill of the drivers In the downward
drives is something wonderful. The roads
are a continuous succession OF the letter s,
winding in and out about the heads ot
gulches, in many places the turn being sn
sharp as 10 let the three teams of horses form
the three sides Of it. They are also rough
and rutty at this reason of the year, and
at the rapid motion the toughest
places must be avoided. The driver
on his high seat, with his six lines and
long whip 10 rand, and one foot on
the brake with the other as brace on the
footboard, appears to have as perfect con-
troll Of the whole turnout as If it was q
puppet. He win throw thoee six horses
from one aide of the road to the other to
straddle rut or avoid . stone, as If they
were one animal. Sometimes the hub will
scrape the bank on the upper aide and the
next instant the wheels will be on the very
verge on the down side. When approach
ing a sharp corner and ones impulse is IN
slow down, crack viii go bis whip and we
shall dash around 1t like gush of wind.
The reins seem to be nerves or living It's
sues, conveying the drivers thoughts, and
their pulses beat aud their hearts throb In
unison. An accident seldom happens
with those drivers for extreme eau
tiou, coupled with absolute control oi
their team aud vehicle and perfect knOwl-
edge of the laws of stage motion, governs
ali their acts. They are compelled t. make
rapid progress down hill to compensate for
the slower motion up, ard they have learned
by expert nee all It's safeguards and practice
them. One driver will make this drive oi
rs miles into the mountains one day and
back agin the next, every day OF his life,
until he knows every turn and rut and tone
. lfua nd d sfn -
the lash OF his whip. From the snow and
mud OF the Upper Sierras to the flowers ol
the foothills and the ripening grain of the
valley below is only daylight drive, and
we rejoice again in the presence of early
amman