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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
WEDNESDAY, - DEC. 80. 1885.

AN EASTERN SHORE RAIIRoAD. -
The importance of railroad down
the peninsula Of the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland 10 attracting much atten
tion among the farmers end others
whose interests are being sacrificed
through want of facilities to reach
market The soil and climate of that
section OF our State 10 well adapted
70 the growth Of ell kinds OF traits
and vegetables that bring remuncra-
tive profits to the growers in the
large markets.
For some years few public spirit.
90 gentlemen have been agitatipg q
railroad down this peninsula and baye
attracted the attention of eastern capi
talist to 1t, who If encouraged by
those immediately interested, would
most probably build such a road ia
connection with the A. & B. Short |
Line, the coming summer. We are |
therefore glad to see that the people
Of Caroline county are agitatipr a
scheme to develop that county by the
construction of q railroad from. It's
most northern point, through the
centre OF the county, to Federalsbure
At the extreme South end
A late number of the oUarolioe
democrat" announces that meeting
viii be held at Denton, on Tuesday
January 10. to take measures for the :
promotion of the enterprise Of bull :,
ing railroad from Greensbo- rs tc
Fredericksburg, Caroline cory ns il
section tnronuh ,,.s>Sn sp's s0au b
vonld n.s. adds the Democrat, q
,nsess more facilities for chipping Il
ne fruit aud produce grown, and it :, !.
immediate action is taken in this :
natter 1t could not be completed NJ 1
er year or two. By that that time .
be young peach orchards planted out :
year or two since, and four or eve \
'ears hence the immense number 1
'lAnted this year win come into bear q
%. The problem Tor the growers
o solve is the means OF dispensing OF !
he fruit. It will not do TO put il of
Until the trees are in bearing for the I
ensons above stated. This is but one
I many reasons why our people, and !
specially the Iand-ow ners, should en-
,urage The building Of the road i
here are other industries that wonld /
developed by railroad that are
w unthought of.and aside from the
ecial reasons, the enhanced value Of
pperty Of every kind contiguous 70
abroad should be ofilselt sufficient
500 for lis encouragemt, aud Sc
all The financial aid required Of
people, =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30


w. & @. Gentlenen's Patent Leather
/. Button, $500, For Evening Wear.
w. e g. Gentlemen's Patent Leather
Lace, $500 Nobby iot Roppg Men.
w. @, Gentlemen's Patent Leather Con-
tf grees, $500. Something Nice
for Dress.
w. & G. Hand Made Fixed Button.
$3.50 o Pair, Worth $500.
W.&C. Hand Made Stitched Goat But
ton, $3.50 Pair. Worth $500
w. & G. Hand Made Pebble Button,
$3.50 Pair, Worth $500
For mailing Ladies shoes by the Single
Pair 20 cents Extra at
w ILSO1T 50 CARR
2S2 WEST BALTIMORE ST.
One Deer from Charles 81,
Goods Sent to ell Parts of the United
States by Mail. decl-1y
i
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-12-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Il
tIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
II the subscriber has obtained from the
Irphans' Court of Anne 4rundel county
4 Maryland, letters OF Administration
IN the personal estateof ~
PROF. JOHN GRATTAN HA6NER,
ate of Anne Arundel county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, withthe vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber. on or before the
l2th Nay or June. 1885.
They may otherwise, by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. Al pei :
sons indebted to said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment Given uu-
der my hand this 18th day of December,
1885. j. WRIT RANDALL,
dec 12-6w. Admir-, Annapolis, Md.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
For Sale!


One Of the best stock farms In the
county. consisting Of $50 acres, 81
good land and all under fence About
500 acres being best bottom land, go
acres 10 cultivation, plenty Of water,
good house, lETgs barn, sheds, out
buildings, windmIlls &C, 60. AlsO =
large lot Of good brood and work.
mares, q lot Of the best stock
Of young Berkshire hogs, brood sOWS,
and two Of the best bred bOarS-also
all farm implements. Farm and all
stock, aud implements will be sold
singly or in quantities to suit Pur-
chasers for cash or on time we'll Sc
cured. It will be to the interest Of
anyone in reed Of OF wanting any Of
the above to call on s. c. Phillips on
fafm miles northwest Of salina, or
enquire Of the undeEsigned, ofIlee
over First National Bank.
Nj. WELLsLAoEz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
cHRoNoLoeY oF sTEAMBoATINe.

From the Nsu York Marine Joarnal.
The first idea Of steam navigation
Was contained in patent obtained ia
patent obtained In England by
Aulls IN 1888.
Fitch experimental IN steam navl-
cation on The Delaware River 10
1854.
Oliver Evans was the next expert.
'uenter in Virgiula Ia steam navIgs-
don 10 1855
Ramsey was also an experlmenter
n Virginia In steam nayigall0u IN
1897.
w. Symlnglon made a trial on the
Forth and Clyde With q steam but
rudely constructed model Of steamer
"a 1879.
Chancellor Livingston built steam
sT un the Hudsnn 30 1897.
The fret experiment IA steam boat
ing on The Thames, England, was in
1901.
Alr. symingion repeated bis expert.
menls on the Thames with success IN
1902.
Fulton built the steamer The North
River. end made passage up the
hudson River 10 Albany, frum New
York, Ia thirty three hOars-the first
team navigation on rtUnrd. THE sn-
siuPs were constructed hy BOultou q
Wstis. The vOy age was made 10
1897.
Tue next steamboat was the Czar OF
Nrpiune la lSnS.
Fulton built the Orleans, at Pitts
burg, the first sseHmer on western Tiv-
n. IL was completed, aud made the
suysge 70 New Orleans, 2,U00 miles,
1911.
TIE Paragon was the next steamer,
built in New York la ISL
The Richmond was buiit Rt New
York Ia lsl2
The fret steam vessels ~ Europe
r'nmenced plying on the Clyde 10
1872
Ine vesuvius was bulltat Pittsburg
n 1873
England built her first steamer in
1915.
The Savannah, lhe'irst steamer to
rrnss the ocean. wSs of $50 tons bur
den, and sailed for Liverpool from
savannah, Ca, July Is. 1915.
The first Steamer in Ireland was In
1881.
Captain johnson was paid SIC. 900
or $50 600 for making the 6rst steam
10, age 60 india. The voyage was
made on the steamer Enterprise,
shich sailed from Falmouth, Eug-
laud. Aug l6. ISIS.
The Great Western. from Bristol,
EnelaHd. aud the rlrius, from Cork.
Inland, both arrived 30 New York
City, each on their hrst voyage, aud
each eighteen days out, on June ~,
1888.
THE 6rst war steamer built in Eng
land was IN 1893
Returns fFutn tEentF-tbree States
gave 50 sEgregate Of 100 steamboats,
iu the United STATES in ls37.
There were about /, so steam vessels
10 the United states in ls47.
The Washington vas the nrst
American ucean steamer Of note. She
uIsde her Grst- passage To Southampton
England, in June. 1871.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

1fE1lco hes nials sen- strike hv
her splendid diar'ay ct Rev orleans.
Il has called the sliebtion Of ihs
world 10 her vast resources, and ns q
rule sIghtseefs are greatly surprised
tbsi the land flis Aztecs is 20 great
country. Many tourists who bad a
trip 70 Florida Ia their minds when
they int went 10 New Oflea8s.
changed their plnns and hurried OF
to Mezico-so SURPRISED Is well e.
pleased were they 81 siexico's exhibit.
The Mexicans themselves Hade q good
impression. The Mexican Ccmmls-
si0nsr tWlihont intending TO reflect
upon American brains and coed looksl
vas the most Intellectual looking
member Of the Commission that We
saw. The members Of the Mexican
band were q hne-looking set Of men
-averaging much better IN looks and
manners than any other band We ever
ssw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

said that 5000 psopls die an.
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
o. the country one death IN every
three is fr0m Consumption. Ihis can
be sad should be avoided; cur people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that LEAD b
this disease. You should arrest Il
while q b IN the germ. Two o. thEes
dosss Of d.. Bossnkois Cough aud
Lung Syrup win rolIsvo sn ordinary
cough or cold. X does not dry up 3
cough ike many preparations On the
market and leave the disease behind
Il, but aets directly on the threat and
bronchial tubes, removing 81 the
phlerm and morbid matter that aeou-
nulatea IN the Throat and iansa. Il
allays ali Irritsii0n sad renders The
voioa clear aad distinok Sold by
Osnsg Ralss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
oLpEsT IHF WoRln.

A writer 10 the Charleston NssCl
and Courier says: When the South
CAROLS RHilaOad was being built ln
1880 there Nas opened at Wood
stock Il tbiEk that was the nanel
shout twelve mlles from Charleston. =
breakfast house. Nearly In front OF
the dining room grew q cedar tree,
which f0rked about eight feet from
the ground In this FORK hung q bell,
which wAs runE as u signal when
meals were ready. THIS was the dFst
bell ever put up at IN eating house
on the side Of railroad 10 the world.
fhe last time / passed Il the old din
ing ToDm was Ia q very dilapidated
condition and WA being used as q
fodder house. As this was several
years ago It msy have since disap-
psared entirely. The old hell Waa
stili hHnEinE, however, In the fork Of
the tree, slmOst covered with moss.
II the bell is still there, or czn be
found and identified. and can be pro-
cured for the puFpu8e, would lt not be
something Of curiosity &C the New
Orleans Exposition 2 and would it
not be worthy the attention Of the
Superintendent Of the South Carolina
exhibit 10 make some inquiries In
regard 10 itf
/ pointed this bell out a. q curiosity
some years before the war, 70 \ gen
lleman who was interested In an eat
ing house about to be opened at Ash
iaud, Va, now the seat Of Randolph
Macon College. The egentleinan mRde
an effort 70 buy the bell. intending 20
put Il up consplcuOusly, with q lam
log slgn as an advertisement, but the
owner refused 10 Sell az any price.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

General Jubal A. Early has written
. letter to-day thnt General Grant re-
fused 70 rtceiVe tbeSWofd Of Gen. h
II. Lee &C the surrender at AppOmat-
toE. He recalls the express terms Of
the caplfuiatiOn, by which all officers
Of Lees army were 70 retain their
aide arms, private horses and other
personal property. Early SAYS the
Grant and Lee ''rebuts the Idea that
Lee ever contemplated the Idea Of
making an unconditional surrender Of
bis army, OF that he was indebted 70
the magnanlmify Of General Grant
for the terms or the sGrnender."
This is extremely silly business for
Early, who would have made gratni-
tous ass Of himselfin writing Of it e
any time. but, writing e this partica-
lar time makes himself something far
lower. BE knows thst Lee would
have been obliged to accept any terms
Grant had chosen % propose, and
that the notion be alleges Lee 20 have
entertained Of cutting bis way
through OF perlshing IN the attempt
belongs to dime-nogel talk. Grant
gave Lee honorable terms Of Gurren-
der e was wise and reasonable % do
90. and n Early does not choose 10
consider It magnanimous, Of what
consequence Is his opinion 2 As to
the question Of Lee rendering his
sword and Grants refusing 20 receive
1.-THE story IL probably the inven-
tion Of some ornate lefier-griteT.
General Grants account Of the meet
ing with Lee says nothing Of lt. he
represents Lee - confronting him Ia
q fresn suit Of gray and ell tue insig.
nis Of bis rank about hlm," and ~
side the splendid sword which bad
boen given 20 him by the State Of
Virginia" while he himself was IN
bis campaign clothes. covered with
dust and mud. Early is really not
wnrth considering-SPrtaafst fstdl kdss)
Rouffhlfoua
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16


A coRREsFoSDEET Of the Topeka
oo1ES0agsalth, writing from Wash
ington, says;
Il has practically been agreed to by
The President and the gentlemen hav.
Ing in charge the distribution Of tht
federal patronage in Kansas, that ne
changes are 20 be nHde 90 the person
bei of the present officials, except a.
postmastefs whose terms will havi
azplred and the special HEents Of ths
several Department., until the begin
ming Of the hscal yeaT-July ], next
It g believed that q clean sweep"
viii then be made without rrgsrd {,
The tsnure Of the incumbents, will
the exception, perhaps, Of eertaii
pugtmasters wbuse removals are nUi
especially prrEesd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Will there be war between Russiu
end EnRlandf No doubt every resd-
erOf the JoUnNAL would like cor
reet answer 20 that query. II the
runosa Of conflicts amount TO any
thias ifseliviiy IN navy yards and
tie purchsses Of war sfeamers count
fur enythingi 20 the recruiting OF men,
tbe dsmand for Ameiican provisions.
tes messing Of large quantities Of sup
pll8 and munitions Of war st favor
Abs poinls. indicate anything; II The
elaEo1 oi the Russians for war and
ths apparent willingness Of The Eng
Hsh % eeceps TIE ehalieDge, loreshad.
ew Whst u coming then there viii
hs var. and that very soon. Bot o.
yet there ia no formal declaration OF
var On the paEt Of either county IN
ss1esled, while there q q strong sfIsri
telnR made ~ certain Influences On
hoah sHplrss. 50 well al b. Vuisiaors,
nsgsst ths canfiel
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

We have just opened a Real EstatS
Office IN sallna, and would respect
fully solicit the patronage Of citizens
desiring to buy, cell or exchange
property. Special attention viii be
given to the business and lt shall Be
our object to make speedy sales or
transfers to the mutual advantage Of
al parties We have q correspondence
with land sgents throughout the east,
by whom we advertise. Persons hav-
ing farms or town. lots for sale will
md Il 10 their inteTest TO call and
leave Us a description Of their proper
~. DOYLE 4 M0FFET,
JOURNAL Block.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

We have fust received. sad nov
haze l.sdy fsE lhsps1,ion : osnpIlss
line Of spring and sunmsr soods.
DEea Geods. "a satin Burboun,
STA Baige. 0roda Berilns. otiomans
Coupurs. EunsVei ing, Cashlmerss al
col0rs. Summer eliks. Brocaded silks.
Gros Grain eiiks. saiins and an end
less variety q white goods. and via
Be sold 70 suit the times, very, very
cheap ;come and examine, get cur pri-
CO, and y0u Nill hnd goods chesper
than y0u ever did before. Resp.
MARYLAND. DoDaE 4 MooRE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

SEVERAL days ago General Swain
sabmitted q long argument 10 Secre
tary Endlcott asking TO be restored "a
duty. he alleges that great injustice
vas done him In his late trial, and at
tacks President Arthur for bis share
IN securing the verdict. The dOcu
ment was referred to Judge-Advo-
cats Asa Bird Gardner, who has writ
ten q causlic review Of Swalm's re-
marksbie document, showing that IL
b not entitled 10 any consideration.
Both documents are now before the
President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

CHICAGO, April Is. 10 A. M.-Thers
was a savage onslaught upon the
speculative markets ~ the opening
this nOBning. caused on a revolution
0f the war feeling which had been
rampant for three or four days. EARLY
special cables Favored OF peace. and
this was emphasized by an early nd
vance 10 English consols. The grain
market opened psnicky, wheat de-
clining nearly fve cents fiom the top
figures Of Yesterday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

The proof0 the pudding Is not In
the chewing Of the string. bat IN raw
ing an opportunity 70 test the article
direct. Oscar seltz, the druggist, hss
= free trial bottle Of Dr.. BosankO's
Cough and Lang Syrup for each and
every one who ls sdieted with Coughs
Colds. Asthma, Consumption or any
Lung Affection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

LAST Saturday County Attorney
Curtis caused the arrest OF John
Ward. swift a Holiday, Barns q
Slms and J. n. Williams, druggist,
% Topeka, on the charge OF selling
liqsOr without requiring purchaser
10 state on their certificates Tor what
disease the liquor was wanted. The
druggists were held to appear befort
me District Court.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

THE leading Democratic politicians
% New York-disgus ted with Cleve-
land because he heeds not their clam
ora fer odlce have threatened ?
threat cutting game for whatever
Rubernatorial ticket the admlnistra-
ti0n Avon. The fate OF the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor is TO be
identical with that OF Folger. Go II,
Dsml Barkis is willih'.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

With q majority Of people It is nC
experiment that DR.. BOsAnko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is : sure cure for
Coughs. Colds. Pains In the Lungs,
Soreness 10 the Chest, etc.. but for
those who doubt, ask your nelghbors
who have used &c or get = free sample
bottle Of Oscar Seits, the druggist.
Regular size 50 cents and q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Want Of eonfdencs aeeOaEis Cor
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day
Oscar SsltE. the druggist, is not liable
70 fall for the want of confidence IN
DE-. BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
for be gives away bottle free 10 all
who are suGeEing With Coughs. Colds.
Asthma, Consumption and all affse-
lions of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

TaE visiiur At New Orleans is sadl,
alappolnlsd 10 one pattiealar; n,
faila % discover the much vsuuit d
beauty Ofthe Creole. rrthere ls an,
pagllcalaF elegance and beuuiy about
that elass Of fenliniHlty a does not sp-
psas on the streets Of the Crescent
CITY. All the Creoles We saw wer,
ware featured and heavily whisker-
q. There Was q floating whisper
On the air that the haRdsoms Creolet
we're Of the bon ron. who seldom ~.
par IN publse-sDd when they do.ars
beavily vslled ike the women nf Peru
TIE legendary beauty Of the Creole B.
ne enndFmed 10 the casual visitOr ~
New Osleana
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

To foreigners Il must seem very
curious that there is doubt about tht
cillspnship of SOME Of the q. 8. Min
isterB 20 foreign courts which havt
recently been CON missioned. II does
seem as if-Wlth a pO pulation Of an.
millions of people-ouF government
shoald be able TO oil ell its Office
with citlzens-snd loyal citizens al
Fhaa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
Nm. BRTGes,
Al poDGE, Director
G. ~. nAnKn.
.oRID's Fam
NEW oiRLEANs i5I

Is nov open and will continue until
June lst, 1885. The H6mphis Sort
RolEts South will enable people IN the
West and Northwest 10 visit the Ex.
position ct q irinlng cost, as this new
route (the only direct line between
the West and South makes the tTip
to EeW GEieans . comparatively short
one.
During the Great Fair, round trip
tickets % New Orlsans, good 10 return
until June lei, viii Be on sale via The
HsBlphfs HcHts, e very low rates
from Kansas City and al points in
the West, sad ESPECIAL 8Rra1gemonts
vii b made % aeeomDocato The
peopls On the beat possible manner.
Entire trains, with new Pullman
Bu9et EleepeFs, and Palace Reclining
Chair CsTB between Kansls City and
Memphls, Whers elOss e0nneoiious
aEs made with al lines South and
ne NenpAs 8hort ROuts SousA Is
the only direct line 1rom The West 70
ChattsnccTz, Atlanta, Nashville,
New orlslns, Jacksonuille, snd AL
6outheEn citfes. Roa1d Trip Tourist
Tickets are sold via this F0ute 70 al
pleasure resorts q the south.
se1d for nap and tine card q
tti1 6toTt R0Els,, u1t uol1 rzFdeu-
latl7 lts qElok tU7 oo4 oapogler
a1e1 elfI9s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

ARUxoR that Secretary Manning ii
% succeed Robertson Hs collector Of
Customs Of New York, In order 70
have an able political leader N that
ofncs; also q rumor that Secretary
whitney may take Nanniug's place
snd BenaiOr Joe Mcdonald Whitney,
nisea
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

Although no oficial information
has been received by the marine hos
pital bureau OF exports Of cholera IN
ports Of Europe, the authorities are
taking every possible precautlou 20
prevent its introduction into the
country. The sanitary inspectors a..
tached 70 foreign eOnsulates have all
been reappOinted by the Secrstary Of
State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

ANERIoA's greatest general, who
kss bsen Ct death's door Tor sa many
Gays, Etill lives. his suffering has
n0t been 90 great for the past week,
although the dread cancer is gradually
anraadlnR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

TIE TOPEKA Commonwealth seems
% have absorbed the Topeka State
Jouasal. I. n. Baker OF the former
paper has been appointed receiver,
ana under bis direction w, B. Tom
linson becomes It's eilt0f.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

socially in the sAie Of dlnIn9 ra5nl
sppolnlfnsnla, sud fhe aIddi1E ei
finirs SEEMED feekless. Moss Of the
buyers desired the efiicles more as
ke-psakes than for their lutrIcsie
value. Senator Pendiei0u now bas
not 90 much as desk room n Cincin-
natl. He seems 20 have Clf loose 20
tirely from his native city and State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

A great mary theorists have de-
voted their attention tn locating the
garden OF Eden. Various paris Of
Asia Minor have been chosen TOR the
location OF lis prehistoric site, and the
great discOverer, Christopher COlum
bus, plseed Il Ia GuisnR. A new
philosopher has just completed book
TO prove that the Garden Of Eden
was locality occupying the present
position OF the north pole, aud dem
OnstTates TO hls own satisfaction that
la the hslcyrn days OF Adam that
section Of the globe bad q most beau
tiful, mild and equitable climate. II
Is thought the writer is 3 secret agent
working up boom for q new arctic
expedition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

they say that EK Gov. Click is
very much frightened At the Presi-
dental cyclone which threatens to
wipe away bis political plans. and is
preparing to retire TO his leave OF
Flo0m,n from whence be Issued
somsthing over two years ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

AE0rHER Democratic member Of
the nllaois Legislature has died
This makes the third death during
tie session, and another vacancy On
ths Democratic side.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16
THE Toprka C0mmoavealth ofytt-

THE TOpeks C0nmonWealth ofyes-
ssFday morning says:
The Board Of Commissioners 20 lo
cate the new Siaie Reiurmstory PR
Vided Tor by the late Legislature. vii
meet % the Executive department. b.
ao'clnek ihiu afternoon aud prueret
@ peTfOrm that duty. The Board J.
Qumposed Of MessIs Severance, o.
BroWn county, J Z. Bonebrake. q
Abilene. sud Ed. r. Smith, of Lini
oouuty. ThsIe are several cuntesi-
anls fnr The lOcaiiun. among n hicl
arr wichita. Salina, Newton. Hutch
lnson. MePhersun. Grral Bend Bnt
Belolt and p-rhaps several other
Several gentlemen art ALREADY in a.,
clty, ,ffuln thr Various paints, prepartt
@ pres lhp r'ntn,a - iheir faycriies
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-16

AMERICA Is trembling 10 its boots
lssi Turkey may become involved in
ths European struggle, In which case
The arst-namsd country viii receive
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