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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20
Notice.

Ats regular meeting o. The mayor and Council-
men Of the City of aalina kanaas. held ths TIA
day Of September, iss3. the following reaoiuii1l
vas passed
KEsoLvED-That The work e. re-ruttarl1g h1tl
sides Of santa Re avenue IRON Aah street . l1o
south line Of lots Nos rs and % on 6azta -
avenue. Il an improvement neccslaTy % Dc aona-
Witness ny hand and sHclal sal this TIA day 81
isi1I-I E.E BOWEN. CITY Cisrk-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

Call and see our all wool shirts and
drawers ct 800. A price that is the
cheapest 10 town. Call and see Us.
LIrOwICH 4 WOLsIKFFER.
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ANNnuRcENEET.

Pisass anssuncs thst I shsn Be- . esndidais foi
ths oncs q Register Of Deeds This al
LUXE r. PARSONS.
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IhersbT announcs myself as q eandldaie for ne
80 al F.Ti-farcf Dssis uubicct tofthe decision
81 ths Saline CountT Hepahiican Couyen.ion.
CHAs s. MkEfIN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

The Strong Lumber Company y the
name Of new lumber firm which Is
preparing to do business In Saiina-
Mr.. C. @. Culp, an experienced and
successful lumber man, has been eDO-
ployed as business manager. The
company have fented DR.. GrOger's lots,
corner Eigth street, and Iron avenue,
at which place the business will be
conducted. They viii put up on the
east line Of the lot a 2-stOry building,
s6xIs feet, which will be used for stor-
ing their finishing lumber. The Of
fee building will be at the northwest
corner Of the lots.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

The friends Of Harry Blair, late Of
Assaria, will have interest in the fol-
lowing item from the Livingston, M.
IT, Daily Enterprise:
H. b. Blair has purchased the large
warehouse on the railroad right OF
way erected few weeks ago for the
storage Of goods consigned to White
Sulpher Springs, and will begin the
transaction Of general commission
and forwarding business. Mr.. Blair
has made himself very popular since
his residence In Livingston and has
many friends who are glad TO see him
enter this very promising business
field.
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Publication Notice.

SATE or KANSAS.
sALINE CouETT.
In The District CouFf % sasd Coanty.
TIE NorthEestcrn ManufaciurinF1
and Car Company
Lorenzo ID. Faulkner,
Julis A. Faulkue-.
8li1ha Dre1ler. Aba n Drc1ser
and 3. G. CLARKE, lDeloudHlis-
sad defendants. Lorenro D. Eaulknsr and 1ula
"A. Faulkner VIII iaka aotic8 that they have Ten
sued, VITA the othaE deiendanta n1mai n %
TIE aboFt entiilst actlon b satd plaiat,G n ~
couFl and thai unlena thay angEeF he pstilisn e
sid plaintif. Sled In nd actiol, On Or bsioro
November Sd, 1855,
Said petition gln Be- taken e. true ana ludrnanl
Against them rendered seooraingiy, Ne nAiars q
Which win Be- Judgment agzlnsl aid AorauEo n,
Falif1er and julia A. Faulkner for he ram q
tdls e. viii nferost thereon at ne raie q - ~
eont per annum froG February lisa, lsl2, 81
certain prQnl1lory note, execlied b. nd LoraEre
D. Ftulkner a1d Julia a. Fallknar On Aver e
Seymour Sabln a o., anaaaiE1ad % plalntll ant
ordering the sale ol the morlgacd raal eltata -
vii: he north half % tie aorthWali quarter e
section tEentY-four IN township i0lrtsen (lfo
aouth q ranEe one %. Uest % tns Sixth 1Finci-
pal meridian, On said county, fer he paTnali
and satisfaction % aid Iudgaent, aud tkereaflar
earring Eld dsfsndanig % IN Interest IN sid RAJ
estate.
THE NoEFHWEEEHS N'F'a. = Ca Co,
Sept %, lo53- Plalndf.
b carver 8 Bond, Its attorneys. Si-Si.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

Go 70 TIE Fair.
hide 70 the Fair.
Wsik 10 the Fair,
Be carried to the Fair,
Any way 10 get to the Falri bot b
there sure and certain.
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lPuhllshsd THURSDAY, September slsh. ia
Ordinance No. 3S7.

An 0rdinanes making an spprOpristiSn fsr ~
payment ofesrtain bllll.
Be ordliaet y ~ u,agor ed eoscisl y ~ ~
q 6diiaa, ElasEr.
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The old settlers no doubt well re-
member Charley Chapman, who
worked In the Herald Office years ego.
His friends viii be panied to learn Of
bis death, which occurred ct Walnut,
lows, on the 18th inst. His decease
Is thus recorded by the Walnut BSs-
reau:
A gloom was thrown over our COM
munity Tuesday morning by the
death OfMF. J. G. Chapman. After
an illness Of about one year Of con-
sumption, his spirit was beekOned 10
the unknown. For q time strong
hopes were entertained that be would
regain his health, but on last Sunday
was taken worse, and at an early
hour Tuesday morning passed into q
sleep that knows no waking. During
life deceased was much esteemed for
noble and many virtues de was
called away IN the bloom Of develop
ing manhood, when life threw around
him her most fascinating charms,
scarcely reaching his twenty-seventh
year. And leaves behind a wife
| whose Dangs Of grief are indescribable
who sufiers as one who has seen the
/ light fade from the view Of q loving
and generous companion. can suffer.
/ Funeral services were conducted by
/ Rev. T. r.. Lewis. of Nicola, at resi-
/ dence Wednesday afternoon at two
o'clock, after which the remains were
/ taken In charge and laid to rest by the
order Of Odd Fellows, Of which body
/ he was q member. Many friends
mourn the loss Of Mr.. Chapman and
many anniversaries Of his death will
come and 90. ere his memory shall
have been forgot. Peace to his rest.
The years have fed and gUne since
Saline was founded, but that cid and
substantial pioneer I'm the harness and
saddle business-RObert II. Dihlo-is
still at the head Of the van, robust
hearty and cheerful as ever. Dihle
has long been the recognized leader Of
the harness business In Central Kan
sas. He has gained his reputation By
honest, square dealing and by sub
stantial work. He now has the larg
eat and best harness store and saddleFy
In this portion Of Kansaa He hal
lately been made sole agent Of Spoon
er's horse collar, an advertisement o
which Il published this week.
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Idsslrs 10 Announce that an candidate 20
souniy sazTsyoF. OF. HAMILTON
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Friend Cravens fell asleep and
dreamed. Perhaps It was not all
dream. Cravens was dining with Gov.
Butler. and was having jolly good
time. In the midst Of their dinner,
and when the feast Of reason and flow
of soul had commenced, the dreamer
asked: Governor, what do you think
Of Puck ?" The doughty Butler re-
piled: "well Cravey, that last car
toon was a plumb good one" Cra-
yens awoke-not amidst flame and
smoke-but in the midst Of the
screech Of tree-tOads, to find It all q
dream.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

Preparations Of a general nature for
the Fair are being made at the fair
grounds. The sheds and yards are
being constructed for the stock,
shelves and tables for the display
halls being put in place and the grass
and weeds in the park are being cut
down. The race track has been put
In splendid order, and the knights
ofthe turf cannot but be well pleased.
The late rains have freshened up the
Park, and in its smiling besuty it Is
ready to welcome the world to its
beautiful precincts next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

Mrs. Elvira FarquhsrsOn, wife apf
Mr.. J. @. FarquharsOn. died last Sun
day, Sept, Ieth) OF eongsstlve chiils,
at the age Of 50 years and "A days Her
illness was brief and death very IN
expected. Her husband had been
summoned east some weeks ago BY
the alarming illness Of his brother,
and had not returned when her death
occurred. The death Of the wife
therefore comes with stunning force
upon the beTeaved husband. On Fri
day The first telegram was sent to MI.
Farquharson announcing the danger
ousillness. He arrived Monday after
noon. learning then for the hst time
the death Of bis beloved c0mPanion-
The funeral services occurred at the
n. Z. church, Of which congregation
she was member, Tuesday morning.
Mn. Faruuharson vas q daughter q
sTr. Nathan wilson, she farmer who
lives near the depot. and sister Of J. 0.
Wilson, ESQ. Of this city. She vas 3
lady very much. beloved in her circle
Of acuuaintances and her untimeiy
death Is deeply deplored-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

Mr.. David Dibert, Of Johnsto wn,
Pa. Is visiting his old friends In and
about Salina- In company with Mr..
John Gels, ST. he visited the place Of
Louis Donmyer, ir. 1.-THE old Berrigan
place. and saw such 50 sightOfapples"
as he never saw before In all his life,
and ne has seen some Of the best or
ehards In the country too. BE estt-
mates the yield Of aPPles at 8,Oc0
bushels. The trees are 30 loaded with
apples that It Is impossible 70 get IN
der the trees-the limbs lying on the
ground The apples hang on 90 thick
" TO the limbs which are trailing on
the ground that the earth seems to
be covered With apple piles. There
are at least 10 vagon-lOads Of apples
lying loose upon the ground There
are 20 trees-ls years old Mr.. Dibert
estimates that 900 trees have ten
bushels or more each.
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j. G. RASH & SONS
Low Priced Cash Store

The place to buy clean goods Of the latest syete most deab
things in every line that the markets Of the United States afford
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fe8aarel.' ahnut lcg acras al1ps ani F1Illy 80
taiaacs uplald, milEs fsum Mi1nae11l.1, -
water, EIlall stons houaa, Eood $3.50 c1Ilal ft-l
$50.
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- aeFes g aersa upi1nl, ten aElas t1ll1l.
milas frs1l An-lrz q MePhaFnc1 brl1e1 g q p.
~ r. snfsrof b Hing stru1m sd vi. . r1Il1
cuillFated. 1nall one-1tory hcu1a, sd fE1Ea -
loining Pricei -
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sl :, % 8 . - Sis e p =
pioEsd- Prices 3 -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-20

% aer.s rsct upianz an1 lsoo1i betioal, EIllll
from Milnaapoli1 60 9ci11o1 nla111 g 3.
rocl Hsl.a a1f Eu1i cfeet, $500 h1leos e1ln-elL1
kc. Prise. a -
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No. 100.
ssonerus asoa upland ia1t acEoa lha nla -
sheep q caltla FHnche. Prs, . pr arr1 gill-i
eros, terms - slit p1rehaa4E
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sALNA. KANs- Sept 10, 1888.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10

The election in Stark Co. was warmly
contested, and full vote was out. Our
opponents contended with desperation,
but our Democratic friends, young and
old, were alive to duty, as the result will
demonstrate.
At this writing, Wednesday, we are
only announced that HOadly's majority
in Stark is some 800; the same running
throughout the State ticket, except on
Mr.. Warwick, who gets about l, 300.
DIR. j. V. Lewis, for the State Senate
beats Eckley about 1000, overcoming
the latter's majority of some 400 in Car
roll and giving him nice majority.
Cole and Mcbride are elected to the
Legislature by some 800; Manly gets
near 300 majority for Auditor. Our no.
bic friend, Andrew POntius, for treas
urer, has a close race with Dangler, that
will take the official count to determine.
John McGregOr for clerk defeats TOnner
by 1000 or more; Lee for sheriff seems
to get 1 200 over Beatty; AlOnzO Smith
for commissioner gets 500 or more over
Laiblin; Martin for surveyor sails in
with 700 or 80, and Maudru is elected
IniTmary Director by about the same.
While prohibition gets large vote in
the county. we believe there is large
majority against it. An amendment of
the constitution to be adopted must get
a majority of the votes cast-that is, the
yes" vote must Outnumber the mot
YES" votes, The End amendment is
probably defeated in the state.
The Democrats of Stark have covered
themselves with glory, aud we have
strong hopes we have made clean sweep
on the county ticket.
The State matters seem to be running
close on Governor and the Lieutenant
Governor, as the following dispatch
from chairman Bargar received at 1 p.
nj. to. day, Wednesday, will show:
COLUMBUS, October 1O.-JOhn Me.
/ Gregor: We think HOadly will have
about six thousand majority, Legisla-
ture close. Chances in our favor.
| G. II. BARGAR.
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Many friends MOURN his loss, for not a
more trustworthy servant could have
been found. Cause of death, Bright's
disease.
OTHER COUNTIES.
Hardin--The entire Republican county
ticket is thought to be elected.
Allen county - Democratic gains.
County Democratic by about 200. Sec
Ond amendmen defeated.
LEEToNIA, Oct. 10.-Salem township
gives HOadly a majority of 48; majority
against second amendment "a.
acknowledgements by $50, Re-
publican gain of about 200. The second
amendment is beaten. Democratic Rep
re5entative is elected.
CUYAHoGA FALLS, o., Oct. 9.-Harry
Snyder, proprietor of the planning mill
and lumber yard here, has assigned.
Liabilities. $4,000; assets, $4,000.
Ottawa-DemOcrats carry the county
by $50 majority, a loss of nearly 200
Democrats elect Representative. Second
amendment lost by about 500 majority
MahOning-Heaviest vote ever pOlled
Youngstown cast 1900. Returns at this
hour a. m, fragmentary. Foraker
carries the county by about 400. Tassel,
Republican for Legislature, Is elected.
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teen precincts receives 1889 votes out
of a total of 1852 votes. Republicans
are jubilant.
STARK.
NAVARRO, Oct. 1O.-HOadly'S majority
in this township is 233-a Democratic
gain of A over last year.
MAssILLoN, Oct. 9.-In the four wards
of this city, and the township. HOad ly's
majority is 203; Warwick's majority o57.
This, the home of both, gives Dangler,
Rep, for county treasurer, 4O4 majority,
and Lee, DEM, for sheriff, 6O2 majority;
Lewis, Democrat, for State Senate, 1856
majority, and Mcbride and Cole, DemO-
cratic candidates for representatives.,
have an average majority of about 22o.
A majority of 1872 is recorded against the
second amendment. The total vote is
POI larger than last year for Secretary
of State, when Newman had 1O4 major
ity. Bethlehem tp., gives HOadly 233
majority, Democratic gain OF A; Tus-
carawas township gives Foraker IL ma
jOrity, Republican loss of 10.
CUYAHOGA.
The Plain Dealer says: The prObabil-
ity is that HOadly and Rose carry the
county, that Whitbeek, Republican, is
elected county treasurer; Brew, Repuh-
lican, county auditor, over Blee; the
Legislative ticket divided (but who are
elected we cannot now determine) and
that the remainder of the Democratic
county candidates are elected. The ma
iOrities by wards for Governor, as nearly
as we can state, give HOadly about 1000
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the vote of which places, have not yet
been counted will doubtless show at
least $50 net Republican gain. Fora
ker's majority in the county will be
about 500. TOwnsend's majority in 1881
was 26l. 1t Is impossible to give the vote
on the first and second amendment,bu but it
Is claimed the latter will have small
majority in the county. The Republi-
can candidate for Representative is
doubtless elected, although his majority
will be light.
HANCOCK.
FINDLAY, Oct. "a heavy vote was
pOlled in the county. Returns from six
precincts indicate the election Of Moor
head, Republican, for commissioner by
heavy majority. The Democrats claim
a gain of 40 over the vote Of 1882. The
remainder of the Democratic ticket is
elected in the county. The vote on the
amendments show the Judicial and first
behind. The second amendment Will
be carried in the county.
WAYNE.
WOOSTER, Oct. 9.-RetuTns from 16 of
the % precincts of Wayne county show
net Democratic gain of IL over the
vote of last year. The indications are
that Harry McClaron, Republican candi-
date for county treasurer, is elected by
an overwhelming majority. Van Dorm,
Republican candidate for Representa-
tive, is probably defeated, although the
vote is close, and later returns may elect
him. The second amendment in seven
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CANTON. OHIO WEDNESDAY OCTOBER TO- 1883.

making Republican majority of 1923 in
IL cut of % precincts in the county.
KOhler will have majority of about
500 in the county.
JEFFERSON.
STEUBENvILLE, Oct. 9.-Up to mid
night the vote in this city has not been
counted out. The indications are that
Lindarff, Republican candidate for Rep
resentatiVe, is elected, though Kithcart,
Democrat, claim the election. The 4th
and 5th wards give Kithcart, 1873 majOri-
ty,with four wards to hear from. White,
Democrat, is probably elected commits
siOner. The second amendment will
carry the county by 1000.
KNOX.
Mt. VERNON, Oct. 9-Returns from II
out of % precincts in Knox county show
net Democratic gain of 10. At this
rate HOadly will have 400 majority.
Thompson, Democratic candidate for the
Legislature, is elected by 300. The bal
ance of the county has been carried by
the Democrats with the probable excep-
tiOn of commissioner. The second
amendment will carry by probably 200.
MONTGOMERY.
DAYTON, Oct. 9.-The election passed
off here very quietly, both in the city
and at the Soldiers Home. The entire
county Democratic ticket will be elected
by from 1000 to $500 majOrities. The
Democratic gains in the city are 200; in
the county, including the city, 300. The
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second amendment will he defeated in
Montgomery county by from 5000 to g.
600 votes, while the first amendment
will get about 1000 of the 10000 votes
in the county. VIM. Knaub, Republican
candidate for the State Senate from this
district, is defeated by small majority.
BELMONT.
BELLAIRE, Oct. 9.-The Republicas will
gain the Representative from this
county without doubt, and the State
ticket will also have a majority, but the
Republican county ticket is in doubt
and will require the official vote to de-
termine it. The second amendment
people were better organized than either
of the political parties, and the indica-
tions are that they will have majority
in the county, though this city voted no
very decidedly.
LUCAS.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 9.-At 1 O'Clock this
morning only precincts in the county
have been heard from, showing net
Democratic gain of 40. Democrats claim
the whole county ticket except the
treasurer. Republicans claim the cleo
ton of Swayne and MastersOn to the
Legislature, and Haynes and Ritchie to
the Common Pleas Bench. The second
amendment is getting about one-fourth
of the vote.
PORTAGE.
RAvENNA, Oct. 9.-ElectiOn returns
come in very slowly. Eighteen town
ships of Portage county show net Re-
publican gain of 116. Kent and Ravenna,
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MAJORITIES.

POntius probably Elected.
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BETTER AND BETTER.

HoadIy. Elected and the Legislature Demo
cratic.
A dispatch received from Cincinnati
by r. s. Shields Esq, this Wednesday
evening says: The Democracy have
carried Hamilton county by over 1000
majority, electing the entire Democratic
Legislature and Senatorial ticket in
Hamilton county. The State has gone
Democratic by 5000 or 5000 majority, CIV
ing the Legislature IL Democratic ma
jority on joint ballot.
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Guaymas, Mex, dispatch announces
several new cases of yellow fever, of a
light character Two deaths were report
ed the last Neutrality-suspicious. Fruit is
now permitted to be sold by the author
tiles in the marker.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-10-10

majority, and Rose over Warwick over
1900. A tour of the wards since noon
"Wednesday shows that the prospects for
the Democratic ticket brighten, while
the Republicans are eOrrespOndingly
dOwncast. From every polling precinct
comes the report of Democratic gains,
and many of the Republican leaders
have quit, discouraged and gone home
or some other seclusiOn. Five thousand
Democratic majority in the city is now
claimed.
LATER FROM CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1O-10:30 a. ma
Commercial Gazette extra at 10 a. IN.
says HOadly's election is conceded by
5000 to 5000 majority. Full returns
may change the figures, but the outlook
is not favorable to the Republicans. The
vote on the second amendment Is very
large, but the indications are it will be
defeated at least by the Cincinnati vote.
SO precincts in Hamilton county give
HOadly 1918 maj, although the net Re
publican gain is 4,448. This ratio will
i've HOadly the county by $500. The
Legislative tickets are horribly mixed
and everybody is at sea.
DEATH OF A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
FREMONT, Oct. 9.-Mr. Bruce NJ. Win
ters, the Democratic candidate for cOun-
ty treasurer, died at his home about
noon to-day. He had been confined to
his bed for number of weeks, and all
were hopeful of recovery, but just on
the eve of victory was called away.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-04-17
0iersiaiabrise GrfabrnnD elmer
clten gSdrterir.

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con sinsr Der ttisn Doftotinuen un0 ben
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seir 3lauten. eab Ger Spsup nas tt1e
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uno 0iar1boi tsi Rinncsu, slsttnisl Of
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eadans sn.ealtsn III. Sn alIsn atp,be.
fen au tatsn. bic 5Iaihs 25 Gents.
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Sie fSnnen es sebcu: 0aeutralitdt bes
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untertbanen bIrfen ibre Sertreter ieltl1
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ridten = unb radoem ibnen alls piele
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bas, ieinen Yripern, Uatern, SShnsn in
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