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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-24
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANsAS,l-
CoUSrT % SAITNE

STATE OF KANSAS,
CoUsrT % SALINE
OHee Of County Clerk, April i7th. 1874.
n oiice q hereby given, that On the llth day Of
N April, 1854, q petition signed D. EdEard
Short and IS othera, vas presented % TIE Board
Of County Commissioners ,0fihe County and state
aforesaid, praFing for the location Of q certain
road described as follows. viz Starting a. the
northWeEi corner Of Section %, Iounship l3,
Ranrs West, thence a0ufh % the southwest cor
ner 81 the northUesi quarter q g elton IS ihence
due east ons nile 20 public Highway % ssetiou
line between section1 u and IS
Whergupon. taii Beard Of Ccuuty Commislion-
era appointed The fsll1rin7 named perlons, vi
A. n Mcrrison, James 6tliespie, 81. a11 kulaanel
Thro1e 81 yisEera With insiructons % 1fei a. the
house OF EdUGri short. in Cambria township on
Monday the 18th day Of NAY A D lisa. and pro-
csed 20 TieE said road. and give % az PaEiirs
b. Orisr of the Bad u Couniy Commission
rrs IosEFH sAR1rNT
fsF.rI County Glen
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$50 acres on good time. For par
tleulsrs enquire Of n. A. Blair. !
miles south and west Of Solomon
City, or address him at PohetA, Sa-
line 90, Kansas. low.
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The City Council held their regular
monthly meeting last Monday even
Ing. The following resolutions were
passed; Resolved that It is necsss-
airy to pave the alley between Fifth
street and Santa Fe avenue, south Of
Iron avenue to south lines Of lot No.
lis on Santa Fe and lot No. 1I6 on
Finn street" Resolved that Il Is
necessary to pave the alley between
Santa Fe avenue and Seventh street,
south OF Iron avenue from Iron ave
nue. to the south line Of lot No. lie on
Santa Fe and lot No. lilo on Seventh
street" Resolved that It IL necess-
AIRY 70 pave and gutter the north side
Of Iron Avenue from Santa Fe TO Sew
enth." The city attorney was in
structed to draw an ordinance TO an
null the ordinance in relation 10 fire
limits and buildings. A petition for
sidewalk on the east side Of Santa Fe
avenue from Mulberry to South, was
presented, considered and sidewalk
ordered. The petition for a hose
house on Santa Fe, south Of Iron, was
presented and referred to the Fire
Committee The bond OF w. H. Sha-
fer. road oyerseer and street commits
siOneF, was read. filed and approved.
Mr.. Matthew Maxwsll's wagon, dam
aged by q city crossing, was ordered TO
be repaired free Of expense to Mr..
Maxwell. The committee on streets
and sidewalks were instructed to Sc
cure q dedication from 4. NJ. Besbe to
the city, OfSanta Fe extension through
Hollands addition to Prescott avenue.
The members Of the Hook and Ladder
Company and Of the hose companies
were appointed and confirmed. The
city printing was awarded to the
JOURNAL for one year from after the
neXtlregular meeting, ut J legal rates.
A. Hine was appointed assistant mar
sinai, to serve permanently and do
night work. Mr.. Hlne was also APP
poi nted Chief Of the Fire Department.
It was determined to purchase 10 car
loads Of Manhattan stone for street
crossings and carloads Of stone for
reDairi1R culVerts.
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DEPARTMENTS.

Philosophical, II Classical, III
Scientific, " Academic, V Musical,
VI Fine Art, VII Teachers, VIII
Commercial. IX Photographic, Y
Professional, and such others as may
be demanded
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A good COW and calf Enquire al
Brown & Whittier's.
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sALlNA NORMAL UNIVERSITY.

We are pleased to present to the
readers Of this paper a picture Of the
new University building being erect
ed In salins. The following are the
departments to be opened in Septem-
f.or.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL a, 1854.

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AND
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE BY
DIR. ). w. DAILY.

An eighty acre valley farm with a
$500 frame house, good well, fine gar
den, 20 nice cherry trees 8 year old,
% apple trees. several pear and plum,
and 100 or more peach trees. - acres
In wheat and oats. This place Il J.,
miles east Of New Cambria and the
land could not be richer. smoother or
better. Price $500. including %
acres Of fine wheat
FOR SALE:-A Too acre valley
farm y miles. east OF New cambria.
with a small frame house, guOd sell,
and loo arra= under cultivation God
never made a prettler. richer, 90 BET
ter farm than this Price. 5000.
Crop reserved. Half cash. balance on
rasy payments.
FOR SALE;-A good dwelling
house with lot LOOKED on seventh
street. This property has q goud well
and eisieFn, q $500 barn. ~ beautiful
cherry trees four year old, several
iiLe pear and apple trees, grape vine
shade Trees, &c. Rents Tor t24i per
year. Price, f2,n0O Half cazh. tai
ance on long time
FOR SALE Lot %. corner Dot
on santa re Avenue. also boz - Oh
Filth street.
FOR SALE Lot los, 5uxl-1 ou
seventh street near the Daily Block
FOR SALE The three house. on
lots jIsi north % HagleF's store on
santa Fe Ave.
FOR SALE a fine walnut book
ease worth so. Price S.. This eaas.
has q revolving front. g. fine and A.
good - new.
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A large room over our store, suita
bic for Office or dressmaking rooms.
ROTHsCHILD Bios.
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The Rev. ". A. eImkins viii give
q second discourse to young men next
Sun day night. All, but especially
young men, are invited to be pres
emf
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Our Hat Stock IL very full aud Il
made uP Of ali the latest and most
knobby styles. We have bought i've
bills Of Hats this spring and think We
have about everything in the market
that IL desirable
When you want to buy Boots, Shoes
or Groceries, you cannot afford to pass
us by. We invite the special attention
Of the ladles to our stock Of medium
and fine shoes We Offer our custom
eFs unHnsWerable arguments In the
way Of goods aud prices, which no
house In Salina can match.
We are fighting the old rotten
credit system, fof money. for Fepata-
ton, and for the people
We invite early and repeated inspee-
flon
Reapeeffullv.
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We hear the santa Fe rallrOad IL
about TO build . line from Great Bend
TO connect with the b. a n. here.
Look a. q map Of Kansas, and you
can see that this line to connect would
be only about one hundred miles
long, and would save several hundred
miles Ia the distance from Santa Re
10 Chicago. This is an important
cutoff. and would bring all the Mexi-
can trafhe through COncOrdia.
SalIna might be induced to take q
little hand in this scheme "All roads
lead to Salina-"
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Until Friday evening, the dust had
been lntoierable. That evening rain
commenced falling, the weather
turned colder. and the most remark
able weather that has been witnessed
in this country followed until Tuesday
morning, when fhesun came out warm
and clear. Friday evening hail
stones Of a large size fell in some parts
ofthe county, but there was little
hail in Sallna- The weather has been
almost a. cold a. late fall weather,
making the base-burners an imPera-
tive necessity in all homes. The fall
Of rain, though net very great at one
time, has been continuous-belng q
driEzle q large portion Of the time.
The ground Is thoroughly soaked,
and Salina Is seeing her muddiest ex-
perience for the last six or eight
months. All growing things must Of
necessity be very greatly benefited
by the rain.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS %
C0unty Of Saline }

stall VI hANHAH -
C0unty Of Saline.
OMee Of Counfy Clerk, April l7th, 1884.
~ otice 4 heFeby given, that on The llth day Of
~ Aprl is8f petition signed By G. r. Lamkin,
and ~ others, vas presented 70 The Board o.
County Comnisaloners Of the County and state
aforeslii, prayllg for the viewing and laying cut
ofa certain road, described a. follows, viz: Con-
mencinF a. the y. r. corner Of section - town
rhip IS Range West, thence runninE touth on
tognshlp line q rods, thence due vest . The
smoky Hn River, theace Hround bend q said
river thance due yes 70 iutarsect rad running
north and u1ufh IN said sectiols 81, lG 8
Whereupon aid Beard 81 Couniy Comutsriouers
suuolnfei The following named peruuns, viz
Hobert Wheeler, james Smith and Samuel Brown
- vieWara, viii Instructions % meet. IN Jane
ton With the eorntY surveyors a tie house ofC. 3.
Lamkin IN Liberty township. on Monday the 26th
day Of Nay, A. d. 1854, and proceed % view said
rad, and give % al parties hearing.
By order Of the Board Of County Couiaistiouers-
fsFir1 JosEFu SARGENT,
County Clerk.
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The Ladies Guild Of the Episcopal
Church will meet at p P. n. to-day ct
the residence Of Ms. A. Wellington.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-24

Go TO the Juvenile Concert this eve
ming ct the NJ. F. Church. IS cents
admission.
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$50 will buy good Piano. Enquire
at this Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-24

WAEEzD-A Gid 10 do ssasral
hOussEOrk. Apply to n. 4. Briggs.
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This building. now under process
Of erection. will have IS or more
rooms, furnished with all things need
ed for a well organized institution, In
Guiding heating, lighting, furniture,
sc. About thirty apartments can be
occupied by students more than two
hundred can be accommodated in the
University dining hall with table
boarding, at the actual cost Of pur-
chase and preparation, and six humid
red students can be accommodated in
the departments devoted exclusively
to education.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY have constantly on hand
and complete Sick Of First Class Buai4g aheiae all Kinds
which viii be sold low prices like from any lumber
yard within fifty miles Of Salina.
Babed wire s7s per pounds Come and get prices on our
red cedar posts
CHARLES C. CULP Manager.
SALIVA KANs- Feb. 9. 1884.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-24
Road Notice.
STATE OFKANsAsl
c0uufy e sahna

sFATE or KANSAS
couufy e Saiina.
OGce q Ccuuiy Clerf. April i7th, 1854.
a ctlce = hereby gives, that On he liih day 81
Arrl. 1854. petltion signed b. James Iubln
ara - ct1sf4 Wa1 rre.eEted o. TIE Board q
Comfy CcuUl11lcnem Of TIE Cu1uty AID
sat- aforaszii praying for the viewing and lay
fnl cuf Il 4 eerfnln rad, described a. follows
riT- CuunenclnT 81 ~ Solunc1 river hetgeen
section 81 and NJ tgWnahip =. Rnnge . Wesl q
ca p ~. anf thence running due south on Sec
Ton line 20 The smoky Mn River In nd township
and rznge.
Whersupon. said Beard Of County Commission
en- appointed the following named perlons. viz (;
8 W. Collins, Noah Ripple and J. O. Wiley aa
ViaueFs With Instructions % meet A ne house e
james Tcbin In Dayton township. On IhurldHy,
the 2oth day Of May, A. D. 1881, and proceed %
visH nd fold and give % al parties haaring-
By order Of the Board Counfy CommiElonefs-
rsFftI IosErH sARgExT,
County Clerk.
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THE REMOVAL

In the month Of August East Hill
nols College and Normal School with
its faculty and some students. its H.
brary. musical instruments and in
creased apparatus, needing increased
accommodations, will move 10 Salina,
Kansas, and open its fall session as
''Sallna Normal University"
THE UNIVERSITY REGISTER
Is an educational quarterly devoted to
Practical Education and Is the organ
Of the University. II will appear in
the size and style Of Hdrpey's Young
People, early in May, and we hope TO
give much information concerning
the general organization and manage
ment Of the Institution. This paper
win be edited and distributed from
Salina, Kansas. Very respectfully,
ALEX G. HOPKINS, President.
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Cheap Cash Store!
]. C. Rash & son,

The live Cash Merchants, submit few
Fsets 10 a candid world"
Il is not 50 much what you make as
what you sape that provides wealth
and esss for middle and old age.
There are no better commercial max
inns than these
Buy where you can buy what you
want for the least money. Pay as you
20. Live within your means.
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Agents Wanted For
PICTURESQUE
WASHINGTON.

PEN AMI PENCIL sKETCHEs-
90 iis seenary. Hisiory. Traiiiious Puiltr AL
SERIAL LIE With FFlphir dearrDfi111 q the CAP
itcl ConErrsa. tie Waite lf1111s. and fhe Govern
nent Departments, glih Views at Mounl
% lhe Malis ~ fongre-s- ~ JOSEPH ~ EsU
MOORE
To AZ ciaasss thls @ box % rreai nfrrrlL Do
l. conrile. yrurhic thorourh and infsrsailnF lra-
trated ~ over 100 heauiifui neW enEuTinrl %
laadlng American aFtilis. and sieranily tllIni. =
1oeG foF ass homea- sold eulT ~
BubaeFaption-
AEenta arr meetinE With FrEni suocess-
Agela wanted. male OF isulaie. 10 every l1gu-
sttp IA ne Inlifd stafea. Previous errsrieucc.
Ihile deaira1le. n0t anEolutely required. ue
glFe Instructions neces.1ry for ruoces1- n uleu-
pioyeef grlie us. Dor terms 10 Agents rifress
The PubltkfrI,
.. 4 z n a. BED. PFovldsase. n. T.
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Respectfully.

J. O. RASH & SON.
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$40 Karrars H.IP.urrr I.BH,a.v
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InOk Enq Eddvq "a pInOA nOE Vt
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Circus one week nom today.

Judge Carroll goes to Denver to
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-27
FLETCHER.

Miss Emma Bingham returned last Sat
urday from Lowell, where she has been
for many weeks caring for sick sister,
who is now regainiug health and strength.
Mrs. NJ. j. Leach died last Thursday
morning, from blood poisoning. She
was buried last Saturday in Bingham
vile, her funeral being held at her late
home at the Center, Rev. Edward Wheel
ock officiating.
Public examination of teachers Nov.
20, at the school house in district No. 1.
School at Binghamville began last
Monday, Miss Mary Morgan, of Cam :
bridge teacher.
The typhoid fever patients are conval-
escent.
Miss Wilma Parsons is home from the
New Hampshire Institution.
Six dozen carp, furnished by the fish
commissioners, recently arrived for DR..
Briggs fish pond. He expects much
larger supply next spring.
Sd. Scott, now on the Davidson farm
in Fairfax, is to carry on Reuben Arm
strong's farm another year.
DR.. A. L. Bingham, of Williston, was
in town recently.
The Democratic party will doubtless
extend vote of thanks to the Republic
can Prohibitionists for assisting them to
elect their candidates, for certainly it is
ID them that they owe their success. Two
lessons may be learned from the defeat
OF the Republican party. First. that
they should put temperance plank in
their platform. Second, that the Pro-
hibitionist branch. by deserving the par
ty and voting for St. John, have helped
to places rum party in power and thus
worse than wasted their strength, be-
sides defeating their own party.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-27
ELM ORE.

School closed in district No. last Fri.
day. Total attendance $50. Whole num-
Der of scholars 20. Those having no alb
sent marks were Addie Churchill, Emma
Ellsworth. Azella Goodell. Elmer Gould.
Those having no tardy marks were Ida
Ellsworth, Hattie Gould, Addie Chur-
chill, Johnnie Perry. Emma Ellsworth.
G.. Gould, Azella Goodell. Ella Ellis
worth Alice Churchill, Glenn Gould,
Wallace Parmalee, Charlie and Freddie
Ellsworth, Fred Churchill, Mabel Weeks,
Bessie Gould. The kind attention and
good department of the scholars will be
remembered with pleasure by the teach
err, as also will the beautiful present she
received, for which they have her sincere
thanks. EVA MEsSER, Teacher.
Quarterly meeting next Saturday at
O'Clock p. NJ, and Sunday afternoon at
l o'clock. Prayer meeting Saturday eve
ming.
Our new hotel man says the dance
there last week was picked party, there
being but eight couples present.
c. w. Ward has bought Woodbury's
lumber team, hired the mill, and will de-
liver the lumber. now standing, at Nor
risville, dressed for market.
L. II. Doty has been adjudged insane
by Drs. Hall and Fairmau aud was tax Ell
to Brattleboro last Wednesday night by
e. S. Parker.
Fem has black eye, received from
Como in difficulty about 4 chamber set
The pond has afforded us a few day:
of fine skating, bat Monday morning not
bit of ice could be seen. This is only
the second time it was ever known tc
freeze and break up in the fall.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-27
HARDWICK.

The fall term of the Academy closed
last week Wednesday with an exhibition
in the evening. The speaking was very
good and was listened to by full house.
The exercises closed with the opera Red
Riding Hood. After the valedictory the
scholars presented Mr.. Nevens with a
nice hanging library lamp, and Miss
Nevens with toilet set. Many of the
scholars are to teach in the district
schools. The winter term will not be as
large.
Mrs. Judevine has been confined to the
house by sickness for over week.
II. 0. Stone and wife and friends ccle-
brated their silver wedding Monday even
ing. A house full of people. Il good time
and numerous presents of silver ware.
Speeches were made by John Bridgman,
Esq. and Revs. Robinson and Chandler.
How witty the Inder was last week.
Samuel Scribuer and wife have returned
from six weeks visiting trip.
The Hathaways have decided place at
Mackville to Jno. Page.
Ellsworth Post, G. A. R.. are to have a
camp fire Wednesday evening, Dec. Sd.
at their hall in Shattuck's block.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1884-11-27
STOWE.

An oyster supper and masquerade par
ty was given at the vestry of Unity
church OH Friday. evening of last week.
The omission of Mrs" made an i'm
portant error in last weeks issue.
A post office at Moscow is much talked
Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden, of Cam
bridge. N. Y, are induced by the sick
ness of Mrs. DIR. Bingham to come to
Stowe.
Four or more applicants for the post
office under the proposed Democratic
change.
The teachers examination occurred on
Saturday.
Among the confusing noises often
heard bysour people is G. G. Warren's
gong at Waterbury street. There are
the place of whistles.
A heavy rain occurred on Sunday, the
mountain streams being full and the
meadows flowed.
Our Democratic friends fired few
guns last week in honor of their feeble
and temporary victory, and felt like
making themselves joyous while they
could.
Atkins Notification at Montpelier on
Thursday drew some of our Performers"
but it is not known whether they got
over the dam like their brethren, though
they probably had some of Bascom ''sus-
tainers.''
Mr.. Charles Burnett. aged about 20
years, died on Monday morning of this
week.
The noted stallion, Macbeth" died
at the stable of its owner, George Will
kins, on the Goth inst. 1t was undoubt-
edly one of the best bred horses ever
brought into this State. His sire was
'Old Mambrino Chief, 1st dam by bob
Letcher," ID dam by "Quarles' Whip"
Sd dam by "Old Quarter Battaman.
Though Is years old he was as straight
backed and vigorous as colt till within
a few days.
L. ID. Pike was very seriously injured
in his saw-mill early on Thursday morn
ing, while repairing some machinery in
the lower part of the mill. He was alone
at the time and when found was uncon-
scious and remained so up to this writing.
The injury was incurred as we understand
by blow near the right eye.
A. C. Luce's colt at six-months-old
6S5 pounds and stood Is IL
hands high.
Another mammoth oyster supper on the
Branch last week at Mrs. Sanborn's.
An anniversary at Fl. B. Faunce's on
of this week, as reported.
Hustling is pastime at the vulcan
works near the Town Hall.
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WOLCOTT.

School will commence here Oh Monday
next, Dec. LIST. .,.
Our telephone is now in good working
order, and is to be continued on to North
Wolcott and probably Craftsbury and
Albany.
Cotilion party at Redfield Hall Friday
evening. Dec. 9Th.
II. B. Bundy and T. TT. Strong went to
the Democratic celebration at Montpelier
on Thursday last.
Miss Emma Putnam is very low and
expected to live but few days.
H. A. Hastings has got moved into his
new house.
Ed. Hubbell has, by bet made on the
Presidential election, got to wheel on a
wheelbarrow Will Eastman from Mrs. p.
S. Benjamin's to the lower church and
back, and Eastman takes the chance of
coming out alive.
About % of the many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Strong gave them a surprise
on Saturday, it being Mr.. Strong's birth
day.
Annual meeting for the election OF Off
GERS of Mineral Lodge, No. 90, at their
lodge room on Tuesday evening, Dec. 2.
Mrs. Harris says the item In your last
issue in regard to her selling out her
millinery goods was not correct. The
parties who bought failed to come to
time, and her customers will find her at
her usual place of business with good
line of goods.
The Ladies' Aid Society will furnish an
oyster supper at the Congregational
church on Thursday evening. Dec. 4th.