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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
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Ordinance No. 438.


a y ortinsoes Ttlating % bulldinzs, and aasnd.
n ttgry of 0rdinaac8 Numbered n, sntilled
hAn ordnance prescribing limits uiikln uhich
% uul1inE snai pe erected e1e9pt of nricE, stone
or etssr ineunbpliioie nsisriai, vita are Prcoi
Be q ordained 6v ne Mayor and
Counciinen Of the eity of SzllnG,
Kansas
srr. !. Thai stenon tro e rrdinsscs uan-
trTcd -, FuilIicl 'tan ordnance rrr1rrfi-inr
linlii1 within With 70 building sdsl b erected
or eoarirleici ezcept e tTrk- siole CT eiisT To-
c0mbuIii6ls maleriai, vita d-s-rrolf r1of," g
and iba elme o. herbs auende1 % e. 10 read a.
fs.lovE sIho1s porti,as 81 ne esq siihiH stlch
ing l,ll Be- crseied Or coaFEucisd crcspt 81 iTief
rone o. ct1ef inclu tefti5ie malsri1l. rIlh Ere-
pr9ei roci. shah c1nlituis he Hllrs Limiir and
before any peraol lbail oounencs % erect or
ernrfrIIc1 arr buIIdirr e. az r4ffii-r n ~
1ull1lnT ullhi1 the rftecribed fsu ilalfs Be- al1i
present hls written rsgnssi - ihe tuilllrrcars.
lliiee q ne leanei ~ 1sruiit % sleci lr c1s
s.rurt its 1Hgle, etntainiaE ths s7rci6csuors %
ifc 1De, and II sid ds1aIipti1rs and sneciEcd-
a1ns are IN c1a1rii1scc With he rros1ic1a % ihe
9idinancet 81 thc eiiy rellilrg % bulidiu--, ani
lks ely he ~ c1Ir1rlffss 81 maiorifv ftrrrsI
nay 81 erd1EreI1elt On eald rFcufgt a1ftrr.rs 4
r.ruii q D. i1l1ei thrrsiere, uaieh a.ii 9errlI
Issued q su-h rrrlicl1f, stall 81 atrnef 81 fae
r.ToT anf Ciart. a1f 1-rfain rart S-rrIfs..le--.
dllanglons ard d1rlIlrtll1. Ary rrra51 uho
san cgrrt9rct 81 efe-ii 81 co9rclc8 81 consiruct
% .I.IA lN| uuIIIIl| CT I'D u- nIUTH11tH
wIlhCul having Grai cts1insd anrh r1rnli shnli
te rlnIlhet ~ rlerifsi On secllsn ona of it8or-
dinancs n1nbcIet - % vhicA this 4 ansndas
i1Ty.
eEe.l g Ths csa1cl upoa written applilstisn
tltrel1Ir, and 1T clrl11t u l1r8e-l11li1I % ne
utn111s, via tne ar1rof1l cf ltg MaTrr. uaT
1ltto7ila e permit q u l1r1ed ~ hareII5rfafr
rrlfli1ll, 20 nlT refr1r % eleel. rerlif r1nnre
- e1llrg. VIA rcld s1g tciiiinT in ne als
ilrllliI ulr1 q .b.ir iutsnsnt it6sl1i, .as s.
l1ls uIilcui detri1fnt p 1iht7t acl rro1 rneh
iel1l aa1 1-rdili1rt e f1cT l1F prl1cTl1li pF5-
lrl g1c1 orI lt11i 1iIall l1s1 rIFI1 Urtltcu 60
l-e ~ his IIc1ilr1 o. t1l crlefl. ccc1ri ri1cr
1T1nt' cl ali llIacert Illre1iT al irlst o1a res-
1e|-rl sl-l arrlI11aors AET r1rten Fi1Illinr
1nT c1rillIll lllrrIli IS s.11lrlIl rfaiI frrrsIf
lalh peg1li, ed s. sllIeeti % az ne ronaltiss
1r1Ttlfl IN c-ss 10 r1ll..t a1I been rrIrisf.
SIC. 8 aecilct iEo 81 esd I1aner 1n.1t1fsf "A /
a1l ~ ct1er esd ll1 acta ard raTir rf urlIrarcr1
d r1l1'el hsIerIlt, afe hereby rarcaIe1 an
'IlnlI ana liabilities urier a1F q lt1 aeefl1na -
- llr111cl h1retr rteerled, ltall Al 90 uil1 ts /
y lletel q lla rlrfli ttsrfcl
sc. IllI crIIEE1r1 rIeII r1l1 ~ lnI 81 I
= f'llf lloa anl amer 81 Rrl,IE1iicl .1ee in fhe 4
'lIlEE G1r..Ir IrrrTlI-
arrrIel l|ar. ll 49,
|lIIl1I r. 81. OrEl. NlrsIr.
2 teffef certify t1li lke 1eelc ~ l7ra rr1 .
lTIecl cCrT cft1e rr'1 al 11tilrIc1 rrasrl u
D. ctl-clII1lr a - ltT e. Satr1, q i1r -
iSi 3&ns2. ssc9
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Asan,Ihla Man

Would use Ksmp's BaIsam for the
Throat and Lungs. It is curing more
cases Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group, and all Throat and
Lung Troubles, than any other med
icine. The proprietor has authorized
J. J. Purcell 20 refund your money n
after taking three-fOurths Ufa bottle,
relief Il not obtained. Price so cents
and 81. Trial slse free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

TRE coatnnsa sxclisment Of the
~ week % ncooanf of the strike
elelE ths Mlsssuri Racilc lines, wss
esolgbt te = elose last Monday, by
thscoupsny acosding 20 the demands
efthe strikers. No damage vas done
% property, although at one time &
Va esare3 there Wonld Be. and The
esn bave condacted thenselves very
eseesiy. nost Of them being shop
Hsn. esher and industrious, but were
flros& q obiect 70 the continued re-
dRclioas TIE company have been
E.aking. The sympaihy % the pub
lls elong ne line of TIE strike has
ssea With the men. Several ihons-
80 msa % dldsreat uiaies. ard many
miinon1 of o4rital Were Interested 10
saln strke. 0ov. Nar1n has beer
P,aesd D. . very trying position in
ehis HatleE, tee i9eal aulhoFltles ana
~ railFea1 company calling loadly
e. hin 1uf miiiissy inisrferenoe Bat
haNo1l1 net scesta b lheir danands.
s1seliag Instead arhitfatlon. and
chs elziaefaValving ths welfare 81 90
1nG u1a and 60 mach capital, was
e11 salzsiarF . ail paFiiss eon-
eeea ga lae terms suggested bg ihs
fezNoeenl Kansaa. The Osanoa-
eA uaes ssllQEiallys
eetra s.nn fae~n ff,a Lad an mast
len s1ls, Cd Impartial Executive
la between the ccntEndluE
~ en aIe lFnflnEa reeca Cd favor
0 - fzr rsara. Such en- zueut
w raca 8 nlfooQ Impression 1l The
n5r aI 118 rEcrIt. ard tha Kansas
Ela - Esl.F at 81 mako pre-
1l Elli u 11cl y ca lhe
raf s11ri1 az cF1E lks
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

Wan clouds sre rising In an dlreO.
uona Those IN Egypt and China are
fuil Of lightning and thunder; that
IN Afghanissan ls as Jet "Ro larger
than q mans hand" while that In
Central America has the appearance
81 q snail cyclone. Meantime the
groat poWss Of Europe are playing =
oritical game ofehess with each other,
walsh nay, sooner or lnter. .eulmlnate
fn q rapture 0f terrible proportions T;
s1e war amO1E The MohammedEns,
between the follower Of the false
prophet and ''the falihfnl." is lmmi-
nsut. "Et thundera al around the
sky"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Administrative Notice.

To Ar wlioE a. HAT ccEcEllI. ~ Inegp re1Ili-
IL i9EslIl11 ~ airs ias-l, Enl Edna Irlngl ar
an1 Gc,-ElUer Mulf. IuIn1Ia. helll 81 Law 11d
auErll11 cl h1IT1 - Lrw 1I AudraI Mntf. a1-
eezsel. llie cl ellile c1arlY, kz1Els-
Lrlf. ri1nirillrnlllE 81 - e111lf cf al d.
f3a1li, "a c1 ~ llIk az q 1larct. a. - fll7
Ele reutIcl On 81. fr1l1le Ccutt 81 saiIl1
etl1iT, A1rz11. rllTinl ltli 1lr1l t1 1uih1t.
irs1 a1l cErg1e eTcl q e.a he l1ll1plrF &C.
allit1d afna. 81 lt4 7r1111 el l1I lnE IL 11.ll
eEl erll1 81 111-l1l l1lrGli11 1I 11d e11. i1slIti
An u1alylt1s cr1-1lil Irl1l1s - saa aasl q lIll
q l1l1 tcs so, 20 ard rs o1 Eli-4 lfes q ste
ElIF 81 11llr1. Erul11. Grl t11 r11l 11I 81 g..
Ilsa taentT-era ls1l la T1nrs'e elzIt1n fl11
ssais q nlngs tNo fll scrl a a.li1a oszllg.
a. ~ rsitios urI t- haaza q De -, e.
a. FlctEla Illr1 cf ui1 clnEIf, e. - 1iII
s1 ll-4 a. - -. ft 81 etleet. a =. q
ESQ cItelI lrlcrcIl1l are rri111 q Be- present.
1rd l1,H cluse l-17 gca lrrc u1F 81 dz.e- ol
- it.s eiT ef ,illlsl 4. p. i.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

TIE actions Of Gov. Msrmaduke
and Gov. Martin In the recent nail.
eoad strike are being 0omPRred by &
number Of papea, with no very great
credit 70 the Mlss0nFi oflclal While
be Waa earnestly ordering out the
Uoops to capture or shoot down the
railroad strikers. their only crime
being = refusal to work for starvation
wages. Gov. Martin was laboFing
hard with the railroad Ofiolals In be-
half of the strikers. Il shows the po-
EttiOn Of ths-tEo great parties in re-
eArd TO labor when In conflict with
cauiiai.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
70 VHTEas o. GOOD COWS,

One year AGO parchased Of Govsrnor 0Iiek q
talk red short-hoTu bull calf belonginE b the
rsied LADY JaneH flniiF. Tha Governor ssys
of this anlull: IA viii b. sren By AZ sxal1inatdu
o the psdisTcs thai this calf IL af TIE very besf
eiocd, biz dane belonging 70 he impaired Lady
Jane family. he sire and grand sire Pfincess
Balls send the Erelt-Er1nd eira, the thiri Grand
Duke of Oxford, fis19l famous ahou bell IN four
states. and beyond that the best line Of Eurlish
bnll Thia family Is noted for hn good feeding
a1d milking qualities." This boil sll b. tcri
a. ny barn (Eheru several OF ha calves eaa 81
ssenl untii August ist nexL For further parileu-
Ian, terms, &C., cali on Or adirrsl.
sem ". r. GEls sallua, Eanaau.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

irwin not Be Cor want Of aetlvlty
oa aff. Hsndriczs' part that the Vice
Rrseidenoy does not attain more Inn
psrtanos n the new Administration
thHn hss hitherto been attached to
shs o8os. He has served notice on
ths Pest once Department that be
expects - have shs Eppolntnent Of
tAe Indianapolis Postmaster conceded
% him, aad be makes no becrst Of
shs s1Eact that his choice win conflict
with that of the Congressman fron
that district. Within two days afssE
~. Vilsa qualified Alr. Hendricks
aPpllsd % have q pssonai friend Of
All sppolnted 70 q subordinate posi-
tssn d the ChiosgO Post OGios. and
uHa't e AL blessed when told It
woule be the best policy not 10 Inter.
tSTe with Postaaslers in the selec.
lea et thslF subosdlnaiss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

Tex. NICKLTN in his wild western
hams oocaslOnaIly indulEes IN Bis
ole tins hamof. As shosn By The FOL
lsWiug itsn taken from his paper:
The story regarding the disappear
Eoce of Mr. Banitley Of EnOhonlsb
with Miss Carol Grouse is incredible.
when the bright little actress con-
ol1des % take q man % support his
name win not Be pronounced Esuft.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Hon He Col ne Psrl,

From ne Hangkesisr Cssfilr.
No. sir. ] gan not dIiist you foE
dot banis.n
why not, Ar. Grindslein2n %
'Pecause yOu never VII bay me. p
II know, but I've got sekeme By
which you can make some money. p
"Vat lsh dot e.
.'You know Goldspeekle. your rival
aeros the Etreeli'
ttWan -
well, II ! tell him yOu trusted me
for q pair o. pants, he'll trust me for q
coat aud vest. Don't you gee3 A
coat and vest are worth I'VE times as
much as q pair Of pants You'll lose
only 81, while be 4 losing e20.n
''Feii, On dose conditions you gan
h--a .l.r Lanla %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

NJ. 0suaF ssitz ia always wide
awake IN hlsbusinsss and spares no
pains 70 sseurs the best % every
article IN his iEae. He has secured
the sgeney fof the celebrated Dr.
Kings Neu Discovery Cor consump
ton. The aniy certain cure knoWn
Tor C1nsuppsinH, Coughs. Colds
H0arssneas. Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bfonehllis, o. any affection of the
Threat and Langs. aold on positive
Eonrenies VIII BiTe you s Trial
eelas trla nesular sIsa, 500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Administrators Notice.
STATE OP kansas ,

STATE OF KANSAS.
CcuETr ~ sALllE. J
n t,s F5u5as C5ivf n ald ~ s1ff Ctu1ty
In The matter Or The Estate of abrahzm Abraham
son. de1easeIi.
~ oTicE y HEaEHI GIvEE. that letters OF Ad-
~ nlnlsirliion have heeu granted % the under
signed on the c.tit8 Of Ahrnhann Abrahansln. late
dated the i0ih day % March, A. ID, iss5.
Nov, al persous having elaif-a against Eaid Es-
tate are hcrsby nrtiaed that they must present
The sans 70 the undsrsignsa fer aliguance, With
IN cns year from The fata Of aaia Letters Or they
nay Be- precluded from ang beneft OF such Estate;
and that n ruch claims b not exhibited githin
three years a'ter ne date of sad Letiers, thsy
shall b forever barred.
ANNA AsRAHkSsoN. A. LINCOLN,
Administrators.
March 10Th, io55. Ts-v
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

LRoNI, named.'K 'King Of ths Air 3
tlsht-Fcps-WAlksf. While giving . per-
formanes last Sunday, On a cable
stFstchsd seross the stresl ia STOCK.
holm. Cal, lell and broke his meek
snd died en- hour afIsF FWard.
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Vill exchanEes please COPY.

DR.. Z. L. shIvely and wife. the
Magnetic Tooth Extractors, VIII be
ct the Grand Central Hotel March
10Th, Saturday 2lst, Sunday 22d,
Monday 2srd, and Tuesday oath, to
extract teeth. Do not fail to have
them extract your teeth As they are
artists. No excruclating pain. They
do all lines Of Dentistry. Call and
see them. See small bills.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Executrix Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given, that Letters Tesia
~ meniery on tha estate ci Phoebe Ann 0ci.
neyl deeessed, we're Ennted 10 The unde-siFnfd
% iae Bib day of Eeoru1ry, A. D. ts55, by thr
PROBATE Lcurt of -allnc courty, Kansas. Now
~ per1ou8 harirT Claims aralnst s1id estate. arl
heTeby n1iilcd, that theF muit rrrac1t the almi
% the undersignsl for allowance, uiihin cue yeai
lrnm tde date oi sd leiterss o. tteT m1y De pre-
eluded from ans bsnsaf Or Eueh estate and ihai
such clliina b Rot eEhinitcd within three year
altsr the date % said letters ihey shall Be foferri
barred. MRS. EOsINA WELL- Erccnirix
ol ne Eslale cf Phne11 Ann 0udfr1y, deed.
S1lina. Knna. Fab IA n. Lax
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

IA. BLAINE called ct ths White
Eoaso Last Saturday to pay his ~
spsets 70 President Cleveland. The
Essliag betVesn the two gentlemen
Haa hearty one, each ahaking the
ether hy the hand with q warm grasp.
They were elOssted together nearly
"a h0uF, and when Mr.. Blaine came
eat The president accompanied him to
ths door and gave him q cordial invi.
tation % visit the executive mansion
fFeuurufiv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

A Grand Supper will be given at
the skating rink Friday eve, March
20. Singing by the Salina coiOred
choir. Ali are invited TO the feast.
Doors opened at 0 o'clock. Admis-
sion lOc., supper 25e. All for the ben
eft Of the Second Baptist Church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Publication Service.

In the District c1urt OF Saline county, Ksssas:
David June aoi Orsils 8. Frgaeh psrtusrs asl
D.June & Co., FlaintiGi,
~
o. J. Harris. ]. y. Harris. and g. M. Hudson,
pefendant3.
The sbovs namai defsadanl5. @. I. Harris J.
y. Harris and :. u. Hudroa, win t1ts noliec Giaf
tity hare tsen sief on Their two certain ur0 Esnry
notea dated July 8th ,is3i Tor stc each nni tc1r-
inE Interest a. per cent per anaum IRON date.
That tbeir property, to-slt oaa fu champion
Engine. of D. June 4 Co. e make, and one n( Ia
yinei6ls Separator, has been aiiachsd In this BE-
half
That ihsy must ansger the petition disd here
10, On or before The 2ith day of Apd is55. or she
petitlcn VII ts tttsu as tue aud Judgment ren-
dered accordirEiy, ne naiurd of Hhick VII b Tor
The sun Of $50, With interest at GER cent ner
anuum from July sth, lssl snd fsT tha sale % ibs
attached property, c. W. BANKS
JOSEPH MOORE,
lsEtL- FpntT1 Au'ys
Atieafi c. j. fuEDEEIrEeoN,
ia Clark District Ccurt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

THE Wee President and Mr.. Ran
6ali have locked horns 0suf the ar.
Pointment o. a chief % the Bureau Of
Har5s and Docks, Navy Department.
Hendricks is bound 20 be fecosnlzsi
asa power ln the new administration
q be is Oaly playIng second dddie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

THs mans Of Gen. r. p. Kennedy,
of Bsllefontains. has been mentioned
h eonnection With ne 0eVerloEship
q Ohlo. A better selection could not
Be made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
To Ministers and Christian Workers Of
kansas

y NaAHNNHaANNN AAAA aAlAANAAANA NN1AANNa "
kansas
Mr.. Moody win hold a Chrinian
convention at Emporia. Tuesday aud
wednesday. March 24and25. \ ror-
dial invitation is extended to rastrrs
and laynen throughout the state Ia
attend. Tickets enlItIlng the holder
to admission and seat, wiz be sent
until all are taken. Most Of tho ho-
tells will give special rates. Appllca-
tions for tickets or reduced hotel rates
should be made to the secretary, Mr.
J. r. Drake. Mr.. Moody will preside
at all the sessions, discussing each
topic, and requests all TO bring their
Bibles, Gospel Hymns and note
books.
VIII exchanges please copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

TEE Governor has issusd 8 prooia-
matiou ssttins aPari THURSDAY. April
81, as Arbor Day, and respsetfully
asks that q Re made general holt
dev -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

TEn refusal of q number of clerks
e sign 8 teaiinouial 70 CommlAio2sF
GeFaEiand created quite q breeze in
Washlnefon recently.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

Whitehead & Seaman have beautl.
ful Easter Cards in all the latest styles
and ahapes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

TH7 great minds Of Kansas win
eala es1vsbs Together ct yyyaadotts
81 Nay iSth. and continue for two
f6es
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
No Ernshmsnf.

With a majority Of people It Is ne
experiment that DR.. BOsankO's Cough
and Lung Syrup il q sure cure for
Coughs. Colds, Pains In the Lungs,
Soreness IN the Chest, ETC., but for
those who doubt, ask your nelshboEs
who have used It or get = free sample
bottle Of Oscar Seits, the druggist.
Regular size 50 cents and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
THURSDAY. lEARoHi8. iss5.

CzrEF CLEnK ArAhrTN turned cyeE
~ pglntsa' COPY Of the House JouE-
nnl b ths Secretary of felnte lasi Tues.
ds7.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

sHILOHs CURE WILL lmmvdI-
ately relieve Group. WhOOpiBg cough
and Bronchitis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19
Publication Notice.
STATE OPKANsAs,l
CouEfHsF aAIrHE

is. 3 :.i. tsH.'i S.ss ss s',.n, !. "a. .ss'.,u.
tiiiedaciic1-
" O. uill iatl noiics th1f yea hlFa tssa suad
- bg the rlainli1. kda1 f1rrsT IN he Dlstrici
Can ct 1tllu1 Cl1EtT, E1El1l. tlHi ne IllI1-IL
SIS his pallfi1l araini you o. he C1arf e. Fsb-
ru1Ty ~, les. and thai ycu Ullt ans Fer sad -
~ i1l cl 81 heforu the t1th d1T 81 ElIi i1sI ca
- Psil.ie9 vi 5s i.sel - ll.s aee iaa11..1t
hsrauieIrd nccrriinrlF. AnaN Eonlur.
BF =. q. MnuLEn, hia Ati1rnsF.
sillHa, Kan1as, 1i1r.h "a +sH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

slaelait - sfeaEaoeaa1es nna
re el.y eleAana
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

a y srdinsoes Etiating % buIdilgs, and nrssnd.
n ttory of 0rdinaac8 Numbered ~, sntillsd
san ordnance pfescdbiuF limits within uhich
10 tuidinF shall b erected eTc1ul % hriek stone
cr othar incumhulfibie msieriai, vita fre prrof
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-03-19

o.. ssoP ~ SANTA e Av'Ha'. TO d-''s ''u'A Ct
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-29
A DiminutiNn Infnnt.

Tuesday of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Ayers, of the 3rd dis
trict Of this county, had born unto
them a babe only six iches in
height. A silver dollar placed on
the head Of The child will COM
pletely cover it. Every limb is
well developed, and it nurses and
cries like any other infant. It
seems to be in perfect health and
promises to live a long life. Some
may doubt the above, but we have
only to add that our information
was obtained from reliable parties
who had seen the prodigy.
The Dawson journal., 1885-10-29
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Dover D0ings.

Some Of our young people went
over in Randolph last Thursday
night to a social party at Mr.
Noah Helms. The party was net
largely attended, but those pres
ent seemed to enjoy shemselvos.
Mrs. 7. S. Goodo, of Shellman,
was in the village last Wednesa
day, the guest Of Mrs. S. L. Jor-
dan. Mrs. Goode is a very pleas
ant lady, always bearing smiling
face
Mrs. r. L. Westcott, Of New
York, and her mother, Mrs. Thalia
Peters, were in the village few
days ago; both fine looking and
intelligent ladies.
Mrs. Nj. T. Jones, Of Bronwood,
and Mrs. II. G. Fentress, of Mag
nolia Springs, are in the village,
the guests Of Mrs. W. u. Sessions.
Mr.. j. T. Jay, Of Randolph, was
in the village Thursday desiring
to purchase a show case i'll which
to exhibit his nice tricks.
Mr.. Perry St'phens, one of our
farmer npighbors, was in our vii
lago last Thursday.
Mrs. Grace McWilliams re-
turned from Bronwool last Thurs
day.
Willie Dantzler, daughter of
DR. j. d. Dantzler, is quite sick
with hemorrhag'c fever, but we
hope not dangerously i'll. These
are sad times, but We hope the
down of a brighter day is JUS
ahead. ".
Paragon Flour, $3.50 per bar
! 10l MI MEIrpN. RnnS
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Aftpmnfed Sh0ntinr.

Last Saturday while Mr.. ". T,
Weaver, Of this county, was set
Ting with Charley Gaddy, ne
gro, for picking cotton during the
week, he (the negro) insulted Mr..
Weaver, who picked up stick to
resent it. Before Mr.. Weaver
could strike, the negro jumped
back, picked up gun, pointed it
at Mr.. Weaver and pulled the
trigger. Fortunately the cap fail
ed to explode and Dir. Weaver's
l;fe was saved. The negro at once
took to his heels and nothing has
yet been learned Of his wherea.
bouts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Kelley are
an aged and highly esteemed
couple living about two miles from
the city. Mrs. Kelley is feeble
and her eyesight partially gone,
Tuesday of last week, while
Mr.. Kelley was looking after some
farm work, a negro stole from the
house a trunk containing about
$500 in greenbacks and $50 III
silver The trunk was taken
some distance from the house, open
ed and the $50 in silver taken and
then returned and placed on tie
front porch of Mr.. Kelley's resi-
dence with the $500 in groenbacks
untouched. 1t is supposed that
the thief failed to find this money,
as it WAS PLACED away between
some counterpanes that were IN
the trunk. Red Altman, a negro
employed on the place, was sns-
pected of the theft, but at a pre-
liminary trial Monday of this
week the evidence was not sulfi-
Client to bind him over.
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nnAth at DnNnr.

Last Monday night, Goode, the
fourteen-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. I. Jordon, of Dover, died
after an illness of several days
with hemorrhagic fever. The re-
mains were inferred on Tuesday
at the burial grounds in that vii
lage. The JOURNAL extends sin
cere sympathies to the parents
and relatives i'll this their hour Of
bereavement.
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Death.

The remains Of Ella Myrtis, the
little l4-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Ray, of Allan
ia, were brought here for inter
ment last Saturday, Mr.. Ray
formerly resided in this city, and
his wife is a daughter of the late
Reuben Geise, Of our county. The
JOURNAL extends sympathies to
the bereaved.
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Messrs. J. H. Crouch, J. Fl.
Query, W. r. Baldwin, d. w.
Crouch and w. G. Wimberly
spent last Monday night on Kinch-
afoonee creek and Tuesday morn
ing killed forty squirrels. These
gentlemen were somewhat fa-
tigued when they reached the city
Tuesday, but reported a pleasant
time.
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Mad Dogs in Chickasawhatchee.

Mad dogs are plentiful in this
section and excitement has been
at fever heat. Messrs. G. W. Var
ner and W, II. Morrison each
killed one last week. One of the
dogs bit Mr.. J. T. Brim's little
boy. The child is under med
ical treatment and is doing very
we'll at this writing. J. II. II.
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Ho, Syrup Makers!

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syrup from cane of any kind. No
more sugar formation in made
syrup. No more black syrup.
Beautifully clarified dry sugar
made at home. The grandest pre-
paration known for syrup makers,
and the thousands using it are en-
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Particulars mailed free to all WHO
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Ga. Send stamp for reply.
OctISt2m-
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We lealn that there are at pres
ent nine or ten inmates of the
county poor house. Mr.. ". I'll.
Gammage, who has made such an
acceptable superintendent, will not
be an applicant for reappoint-
ment, much to the regret of many
good citizens of the county.