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can be no doubt that tho suggestion
of Mr.. Powderly is . wise one. with
our steadily increasing population,
the causes Of labor troubles. or 1t
least their frequency, must multiply,
end something must be done TO lessen
their frequency Or diminish their evil
effects. Too often, however just may
be the ground for their complaint.
workingmen heed too rashly the coun-
sells Of the blatant blatherskites who
have no conception of the bearing of
their uttersnces and talk merely for
the sake of the attention they may at
tract. There are few employers who
can afford to be deaf to the voice of
reason, and those who refuse to hear
its dictates generally repent Of their
obstinacy.
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LITERARY LIFE" is the title OF q
monthly illustrated magazine publish
ed in Chicago, by the Elder Publishing
Company, at $l.OO year. The OBJ
iect of the publication seems to be to
foster and encourage literary talent
in the South. The fourth volume
will commence with the August nun.
Der, aud will contain the first part OF
.5aaquine MiIler's great poem The
Sword Of the South" which viii be
one of the authors greatest efforts.
1t is a seriel poem and will be cOntiu.
ued through six issues of the maya
zine 4 hasty reading of the
July number makes favorable I'm.
preston, aud we think iustiies US in
recommending it favorably to those
who arc interested in fostering and
encouraging Southern talent.
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THE

Tar DAILY EvExING CAPIrAL will be
served by carriers 10 subscribers IN the
citv at g cents n week, or mailed 10 any
address in the United States for 30 cents
per month. 80 cents for three months,
k1.75 for six months, or $500 per year,
invariably in advance. Unless the SUD
ecription. as above, is paid ~ advance,
so cents per month or $500 per year
viii positively be charged.
RAJ Correspondence containing I'm.
nortant news solicited from every part
Of the country.
TAddregs all Letters and kilograms
~ THE EVENING CAPITAL.
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THE Frederick daily Nc,os speaking
Of sectional animosity very truthfully
says:
Sectional animosity is, and should
be, buried in Grants grave. 1t has
appealed for aud received its holo-
caust Of victims. Whether by wounds
in the field, by the slow agony of
war-prisons, by pestilential fever, by
broken hearts, by ruined fortunes or
by sudden and violent death, it has
demanded and obtained q tribute
which must ever make its name hate
full among Americans. Stonewall
jackson, Wadsworth, Sedgwick, A.
p. Hill, Reno, j. T.. i. Stuart, j. L.
Reynolds, Kearney, Mansfield, Ash
by and q whole host of soldiers laid
down their lives at the mandate of
the intangible and irrational despot;
Lee and Horace Greedy broke their
hearts OF its bidding; Lincoln, the
chief sacrifice, fell that the scourge
might live; Grant, alone stood like q
bulwark in its path, babe it defiance
1t the height Of its power and, let US
devoutly hope, crushed it by his
DEATH"
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w ALTW HITMAN ONGRANT.-N nen
bis visitor spoke the name of GRAFT,
Walt Whitman bowed his head a. the
Whole nation has bowed beneath q
cymmon grief When Ut last tho
poet spoke it was iu the tone Of one
who has lost dear friend, yet he
pondered his words and weighed each
sentence carefully. YES" said be
al, too, am willing and anxious to
bear testimony to the departed Gen.
eral Nov that Grant is dead, it
seems to me | may consider him as
one Of those examples or madels for
the people aud cbaracter-formation of
tile future. ago after after age always
to me the most potent influence oil q
really distinguished character-great-
er than any personal deeds or life,
however important they may have
been j think General Grant will
stand the test perfectly through COM
ing generations. True, be bad no
artistic or poetical element; but he
furnished the concrete of those ele-
ments for imaginative use, per.H.ap
beyond any man of the age He was
not the finely painted portrait ITSELF
but the original of the portrait. What
we most need in America are grand
individual types, consistent with our
own genius. The West has supplied
two superb native Illustrations in
Lincoln and Grant. Incalculable as
their deeds were for the practical
good of the nation for all time, think
their absorption into the future as
elements aud standards will be the
best part of them.
Washington and all those noble
early Virgiuians were, strictly speak
ing, English gentlemen of the royal
era of Hampden, Ppm and Milton,
and such it was best that they were
for their day and purposes. No
breath Of mine shall ever tarnish the
bright, eternal gold of their fame.
But Grant and Lincoln are entirely
native on our own model, current
and Western. The best of both is
their practical, irrefragable proof of
radical democratic that
it is possible for any good average
American farmer or mechanic to be
taken out ofthe ranks of the common
millions and put in tbe position of
severest military or civic responsible
ity and fully justify it all for years,
through thick and thin. think this
the greatest lesson Of our national ex-
istencc 50 far. Then, ! added the
baru. his poetic appreciation Of 10 he
roic character asserting itself, the in
credible romance Of Grants actual
career and liIel In all Homer and
Shakespeare there is no fortune OF pers
sOnalty really more picturesque or
rapidly changing. more full Of herOism
matthias CONTRAST y
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Al FAMOUS SoLDIER's Ill, FORTUNE.
Ex-senator Gordon, of Georgia, j.
= familiar figure on the streets OF
Washington these hot days. lie has
had checkered career, at one time
being the most popular man in
Georgia, not even excepting the late
Ben Hill. He resigned his place in
the Senate to make room for Joe
Brown, and since that time he has
rather lost caste with the politicians
Of the South. Gordon went into
railroading and made cool half mil
lion dollars. About six months ago
be went to New York and began to
speculate on Wall street. At Erst be
was very successful. In one week,
be told 9 friend, be cleared over &c.,
600. he was jubilant, and said he
was getting bis pointers from Jay
Gould. His friend warned him to be
careful, but Gordon, who is ordinarily
. keen, sharp business man, was con-
fdent that be would soon Be . nil.
lionaire. Il is hardly necessary ID
write the sequel lie i now ID
Washington, 80 one Of bis friends told
me. without dollar-all rome II
speculation.
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GRAND MASTER WORKMAN Pow
IDEALLY, Of the Knights Of Labor. i
reported as expressing the opinion
that strikes are more expensive than
useful, and as urging education 81
workingmen upon the relations d
capital and labor as The best means 81
arriving ct adjustments Of differences.
The Baltimore HKRAED thinks there
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FOR SALE
DESIRABLE
TWO.STORY COTTAGE,
IN THEsBEAUTrFUL Town or
Oxford, Talbot County, I'D.


THE owner win offer for sale in the
beautiful and healthful town OF Ok
ford, Talbot county, neat and comforta-
bic two-story frame COTTAGE, nearly
new containing parlor, hall, DINING room
and Htching. and two nice bed chambers
has neat front yard and good garden at
tached. It is situated on the Main street,
within q few hundred yards of the steam
boat wharf, and In full view of the beau
tiful Tired Avon and Choptank Rivers
Two lines of steamers run TO Baltimore
daily from the town. It is popular sum-
mer resort and has two fine hotels the
waters abound with fish. oysters and
crabs, and an extensive business Is done
here during the season In this line. It
Is the turminus Of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Railway. The property can
b bought for $1,000, including lot 26x150
feek--a small amount cash and balance on
easy terms. For particulars apply II this
once, or address r. r.. BUTLER.
ju16-ts. Trappe, Talbot Co. Id,
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nev Adufrtistqepfs.
JAMES REvELL, Counsellor at Law.
Order Mist.
In THE CIRcUIT Court FOR ANNE ARUN-
DEL COUNTY.
In the matter of Samuel B. Hardy's In
solvent Estate.

ORDERED. this 2Sth day of July, 1885,
Othat the sales of the real and person
al estates of Samuel b. Hardy, an insol-
vent debtor, made and reported by Jas.
ed unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the, Goth day of August,
1885; provided a copy Of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published
in Anne Arundel county, once in each OF
three successive weeks before the said
Goth day of July, 1885. The report
states the amount of sales to be one
hundred and fifty dollars and twenty
five cents.
SPRIGa HARDWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy.
Test: sPRIGd HARwooD,
iy2S-3w. Clerk.
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POSTMASTER Vcascy has notified
the lady clerks in his Office, that their
services will not be required after the
both of September.
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TUESDAY. July %. 1885.

TERE were 2,542 new cases and
go deaths from cholera in Spain on
Sunday.
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Bead the Evening Capital and yOu
viii ls posted on tho local nevis
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First Glass Investment POIIcy

The Evening Capital il the bsst
advertising medium il the county.
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TINS is THE GENUIlSKI

1R&S - I6G ZEN 0M6l
SOLD ONLY ~ BOTTLES WITH BUFF wRArFKaa
EEE THAT STRIP OVER CORK II UNHRoKKN.
rtradelaayk0 FOamdgc bottlc. Iasicnneas
EFory Drop 10 Worth ITS Weight IN GoNdg
nsvALUAnLE ron
BURNS, SUNBURKS, DIARRHEA, CHAT.
IKGS, STINGS or INSECTS PILES,
EORE EYES, SORE FEET.
The WOEDER OF HEALING |
For Piles: blind. nlccdins or Itching. II i the
RT Ssa~ rs h.oMn n ss.e R,.s
Rpralns. i i misunderstanding pain and healing
FOR Inliamed and sore Eycs.-Its eject mon
shssG as I osns L sy lsaTysegs
For U!ccrss Old sores, or Open Wounds.
Feet. is action 1son ,sio i soss TsparEa5lo
RBCO1EMENDED NJ PHYSICIANS!
USED IN HOSPITALSg
Cawfion.-P0ND'S EXTRACT has been Ssps-
tated The aeslltinc has the tcords " PONDS ~.
1R4cI" bloas g ne g'ass and oar picture trade
psnutne. Altoags insist on haring PONDS III
TRACT. Take no other preparation.
nc is nerT sold IN butk or by measure.
RIxED WITH THE ruREsT AND MOST DEH1cArE
PERFUME ron LADIES BoUDosR.
PONDS EXTRACT. Soc, $t.00, $i.75.
loIet Cream. .......io0 Catanh curs......... rs
b.ntifflcs. so Plaster. .............. IS
tp SaIve ........... rs Inhaler (Gass SOc.l. 100
billet Soap e Cakes. so Nasal Syringe. Is
Ointment ............ so Alsdlcatsd Pspsr...... rs
: Family Syringe, $i.oo.
~ Dun NEw PAMrn1sg wrrH HIsTonv or Qua
PRxPARATIoNs SENT FREE on APPLICATION xo
PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
16 Fifth Ave-, New York.
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Nos. 90 and 81 Vest Street,
Opp. A. & E. r. Depot.

OINGLE, Double Teams and Saaa y,
~ Horses to hire, by the hour, esy !. \
week. Open and Close Carriages, olasS
and Double Ph@tons, JaggeFs, Top -
No-Top Buggies, all at reasonable "a. !.
fine carriages for visiting and pleasup5so., d.,
Drivers IN livery, If desired. - -:
PhRtons, with quiet and gentle e aOlsl,i
suitable for ladies and children. cp.s. \.
rates made with families. Particular - !
tcnfion to horses on livery. bag Il,
called fer and delivered TO all paTs " IL, -
city. Funerals attended to at short HUM
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS. HI VANsANL'
Proprietor
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lob PRINTING, neatly and
= CeapIy executed at this CT
ice, for cash.
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TSEE GREATEST AND THE REST.
The Large Double weekly. Religious
and Secular,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Publication Notice.

In the District curt within and TOR he county
Of Saline IN the state Of Kansas
Llttleton Savings Bank, Pt
Lewis J. Addison, Sarah J. Adkison
Cbrirtipe 3 Rugh, Olive l. Rugh. T.
Henry, Robert chaplin and Franz W
Csheseh-o. eopartners doing business
under The arm aame Of Chapin
Cbessbro, and Henry J. CripPeu. d'fts-
r G. tHeurv. and Robert Chaplin and Prank
" Chesebro. copartnera doing business undcf
the Arms name Of ChaPin Chesebfo 80 heniY
J Crippln, vii take notice that the ~ Litte-
Ion savings Bank plaintiff. did, on the l6ih day ~
October iss5, dled iis petition In said District
o.,urt. Eithin aud for the couuty Of saline, ~
The Stale OF Ks nsss. against the said deienoants
above NAMED, 10 an ssilon shefs, en- ne 6,s
sfaiel aud set iorth, and that the sad j. {.
Henry and Robert chaplin and Frank W. Chese-
bro, eopartnen doing busia' = under ne hTm
name Of Chspin 4 Chesebro aud Henry J, Crippin,
must ausger s1id petition filed a. Aforesaid, on
or before The "a day Of December, $50 81 $40
pstition win BE- taken as tue, and 20 sineni
rendered 90 said aciiOn against a1id oeieil1alls'
Ievir u Adkis.Bn sarah J. Addison and t.C,
Henri foi the sum Of nine hundred and Twenty
two IS 100 faqg2 80 Dollars, Witt Interest there
on a. the tate Of y per cent per annum rom ~
snd : further Judgment against SAID dele ndante'
Christian g. kugh, Olive l.. Rush i. e henry
kobert Chaplin. and FRANK W Cheseoro, eoPaIlii
ners a. Aforesaid as Chaplin q Chesrbro and
Henrv J. Crippin, for the foreclosure Of . certain
morisage upsn ihe following described real es-
tate, fo-Eif; The southeast quarter OF seetlon
No tuenty-three TN in township No. sixteen
fl6l south Of range No. one I'D, west, lying ano
situated in The county Of Saline, 10 the state OF
Eansas. and adindgihg that said piaintiu has ~
drsf lien on said premises, 10 the amount 81
which Judgment viii be taken a. Aforesaid, ana
ordering saii premises 20 be sold without ap-
praiseiueut, and The prooeeda applied % the pay
neat or the amount due plaintiff and eos.s Of
suit and forever barring aud foreclosing said de-
fendanis and each Ot them. Of and from All
right TILE estate, interest property, and equity
Of redemption In or 10 said premises. or any part
thereof
ATTeST. Jnus O. SFIvEN.
Attorney for PiAintif,
q I FueuNfcFF m Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notice.


sfATE OF Kansas.
Coanty ~ saline,
onee ofcounty clerk, salsa Oeiosef t. ilss. 4
~ orfcs n nEnEI.v afvaE thai On ne I'D -.
~ 81 0rlaber ideE. qellttal aisnta - =. >.
r.t.--,r 80 q otbeFs. vas pTesenled u The
Buari Of County C0mBisioneTs Of the Coauiy
and ssats aforesaid, Praying ior nc - ~
cerfaIE road described 81 follow, va. Cein-
u,encinr a. the 3. corner aeciton = 90 ~ p
Isl rrnre west Gfh p. n, a. poiat insflectea
81 County rods running eat AMI uesi nertn 10
s5ufh Thence running vest On seeuon lhss
nenr a urrctieEbie ? miles between sections y
aua - - and q % the northWest cofnef seriion
= N I'D foEnship there interesting County
-,is r11ninr eIsf ana vest n0rih and south, Width
81 road % b. ~ feet
en- aupsinfed the iollogt named pefallaf 20
ri: n n. GIIluul. &. a. kingulan and--1l alef
a. VfewsfS via inaIructi5us % meet a1tu7 aqtle-
alp J. Peterson in Eurekz touu41ins % Aull-
day TIE ftih Dag % November A. p - 40
view aid ruad and give 70 al parties neAfi ns-
n or,ter ii he Bea "a 81 Comfy C0almillianefs-
fsEALI JosEPH sARgENr, tounty YER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Publication Notice.

n a. Bisstz o,urf e Saiias Cbua,s. Eiiasal.
BanaH l. MnLEs. Plaintiff, I
THos. h. NuIEz, Dsisndant-l
To Thon.s Il. iIfisr, Of pasts nakneun. isiend-
You sr. hrrshr Boiised hat yol AVE oeea
r.,g.i ~ I'D r.i.atid sarah I. Miller, Ena - -
lifh dsg - ft-isi-r A. d. ISIS. fied Der neil'ln
assih.i va 90 the lisirct Court % e.line
Krn-1s Ys.i rnusi answer sari petition On Or -
fl-e the 2iih day q Sovemher, A. D. is5o. o. ~ u
sanse Hiil Be iakru - trIie. and ludEnsnt o. -
rurcs viz ~ rruierri arainst ygu and - istof q
aid PLAINTIFF IN sid conrt. arcugdlngsg-
a. fsa ID. iseS. SARAH l. MILLER
ByW a. RisHoF. her Attorney
Attest - ab5re aniines. -,.,-
y Cl,rk o. the Dissries cosist. ssiias Co, kaus
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notice.
sTATEOF KANSAS.

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
CouNTT Of BALIHs.
oiBcs Of County Clerk saiins. October iuih, ls;S
NJ or,cr ts HEzrrr GIVEN, thai % ne leth day
N or Oetober, Ias5, q petftlou signed ~ x p,
Naban and IS otherS, vas presented % tne be z
OF CountF Commissioners Of the county aha 49,
80 dese-ii.ed a. follows, via Commeneing a.
The =. W. corner Of the 5. ofseetion =. W.
II. ranse s. runuing due uorih one mle - tns
northeast eurner ofthe northEet #n' $40 -
ton.
Whereupau. sid Board Of County Cein'aEsu-g 81
en- appaiaied the foll0ulnE-naued persons, q.
Wit. Richard seeley. stephen \ Ae.tatefl -
b. p Washburn a. viogera, Wlth itAfslItti- y
meet IN conjunction Nth fha County cnrrefort
st The honss Of r. B. Mahan, IN tlendaie teHn-
ship, On Friday, the 2g,h day q hosemeeIi =. =
is1, ard proccrd 70 view SAID ru-ni -r0 bNo =
All uzrfi-s Z hearing.
81 order Of the hoard Of C0uniycommi.sioner IA
tsEiLI gasErH sAEoENT, County CiefE-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05

The following ls the list Of Bills al
loved by the Board OF County COM
missiOneB:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notice.
sTATE OF Kansas :,

STATE or KANSAS,
cogNrr o. HALfHE,
Oace Of County Clert, saiins. October len. lsss
~ slEn lEr1il a7fEr. So % The l2ih DAY
- Il Octtter I5. retil - siE1sl b. J. 3. An
q csuuIT GIL - = ~ eouaty and 8tats
al1feral, rl1ying o. o. ioeatiea q q certain
rc1d $3.50 81 ioaTa. yiE; coInmeneing 81
8 and lhence running 11uth On Eecii1l ille o. ns
mar ~ praeticabie thereto, one mile, between
sections I and q % interueei County rad run
ning east AID ue.tyan being Il toHuahip u. range
yes q 6th P. n.
Wbsrsupoa, Md Beard % County Commission
en- appuintei ne fcllaEinE-namtd persons, To-
VT; B. B. Summel, Nat WiiaoE and p. Shanna-
ban as rieWefa, With Instructions % meet nf the
h1nae Of j. p. Andersen IN smoky Hill iowa
snip. On SaiuFtay the 2lat day of NOEember A
D., ISIS, and proceed 70 Wee said rcd, aud give
70 All parties q hearing.
By srder 81 ne Beard ofcounty Commissioners.
laEAL-l IogEfu 8AnaEET, County CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notica
sf4Ts 0FKassAs.

srATR OF XMAS.
CoUHTE o. Saba,
o4se ofcozHiy cierk. ssIins. Oeiotsr I6ia. las.
~ olrce - EEEEEr e1FEa, trEf o. 81 illh
- eel 81 Olluaer, lo.l. q rcrIIton Ell. nal 81 81
2. El1E1 ed " nl1erl. uE1 pFereu1e1 - fhs
bo.rl q Cquuty C1mmiuloneu 81 ne CountT
anf etnte af1Tcaafi rraTinF FOR ne iocafion al =
certain fued 4eacrl1el 1s follows. viz. Con-
uencinf AZ the center 81 section - tun. a b.
section.
Hhe-s1rnn aaii Board 81 ounty CclnI.sisa-
81 1917 ne l1iioging- nEIlei pefsonl, io-gii
1lG1llu 1le'elr c1or1fn .Ict1sern, 80 D. =.
aahhurn, ~ fieEerz. uiih lnatrucii1ul y meet,
u cortn1n1 uith TIE I1lIlI7 SErreTer. n the
houfe - = = Mahln, ~ gleu11Ia townahin On
Friday fhe 3lh day 81 EoFemher, A. n.. tssf ard
Prueeed % rieu aad suai ani give % al psrties
he1rinE
b ordsr orths Bad % Couuty cunai.ssonsrs.
laEal,l S0fEFH aaH1EzT, County Cierk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notice.
STATE OF KAasAs 4.
Corrrr sfsfWn

STATE or KAGsAs, ..
CoUHTH o. 64siEn.
O6ice ofC0anty Clerk. sallss. Octsbc- lGth. 1855
NJ oTlcE ~ HEnE1T GTEEN, thai o. the i1lh
~ gay q Ociuier. ls.i5, Petitial rlgne1 b o
J. Ihorsienccrl and 10 other1t uaa 1reaunled O
the Board uf C0unty Commia1ic1eu % tha
Coanty ant tate ainresaid, pnyinG flf The ioca-
ton q q certain rad described q rlloua. va
To commenee a. the YES end % RrnFth gtreet
IN he toEn % Assaria, Sallae counlf, and B tate
% Kansas, 10 rul westward 70 he reeiion line
running Horth and south betgeel etiieua a and
u 10 township 10, range ". IN aicI1taid county
Wkefeupnne said Bard q tlsunty Commiaiou .
en- appoihicd the following lamee perlona, o. =
Wit; Frank Roelnlon, A. P. Blnlt and ". A.
Parker, as rigucr1, With instructions % meet, On
ooaiancfinu vita the County Surveyor. ~ the
ToEn bfsABarta IN smoky VitW tognlhip. on
a0ndaT, the 20 cay Of NoFeaber, A. D.. ise5
and procced 70 Tieu said road, and q give 10 ail
rrTtlea q heaTing.
BIZ order 81 ths Board Of Cauuty Commission
en- fsEkL.f JoaEPH aAHanET.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Publication Notice.
No. BOIL.

Land OlBcs q s.iina, Kansas, Oct. q, lssA
~ oricE - HEnrnT GIvEH that the following.
~ named settler has Sled noiice q his inteu.
lion 70 n are dnal proof In sapport q his claim
and that sad prof viii be made before The Reg.
ister and Receiver U. :. Land O6ee eaiina. Kan-
sas. on November u, 6,i via: Miehael DorT, 4
z, 2. GAP, for the norih West a.. Ser =, Up l6
Of r. 5 vest
Hs hsnss ne following witness . prove bis
emit nuous residence upon. and euIiiFntion q
said land. viz; Peter Solden. John HuPer, and
John Miller, All 81 Brookvllle, Kansas; and =. L
III Umas, o. Nenaugo. Kansas.
IN. HoDsE. Rrgister.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05

founded on their authority, and are
Instituted for their pFotection aud
benefit"
Resoiusd. flint, that 81 women are
am0ug fthe governed, end b M
ture psrs0Bs. and By yirlue 81 their
residence cifisens. therefore, by ne-
ture, constitution and Law, they are
eBtitled 60 al the privileges Of cillzer-
ship, including the elective ffaucnlHe.
A scholarly address b. Mfs- Colby,
editor Of N0mauis 7fitbns, Of Beat
rics. Neb.. aud . ringing speech By
Nm. lae(ieer completed the afiernoon
program.
TIE closing session % the eongen-
don was Opened ID the evening with
prayer By Mis- Amanda Way, folluW-
Cd 81 q solo, That beautiful Land. 7"
which was beautifully rendered by
Miss sadie Richardson, with Mrs.
Ats SIll q ths plano. Persuasive
eloquent, and laughter provoking
apeechss BY Misses Amanda " ay,
Jennie Newly, Ms. Deliref and Mn
Colby filled OPP the evening, which
closed with = song, THE lost Chord
by Prof. EVana, Of 6aiinE.
We hope 20 pubilah IN tlis near %
ture. the papers aad address giveu
in the COnvention. Win many
thanks 10 residents Of 5all1a, tuf
their generosity aud hospitality we
append below q list Of naiuss OF those
Who opened their hospitabie dUors to
the delegates Of the Convention;
Mns. DR.. Daily.
Mrs. a.. ID. league.
Mrs. Z. w. Ober.
Mrs. Mary L. Carver.
Mrs. Gebhardt.
Mrs. Briggs.
Mn. BellTille.
Nm. Pierce.
Mrs. Lydia r Johns.
Mrs. Hayward.
Ms. e. L. Day.
Mrs. Pealer.
Mrs. Laura Baker.
Mrs. Allies q. Bond.
/ Mn. r. l.. Weaver.
Mn. n. X. Miller.
Mrs. z. Murphy.
Mrs. g. T.. Hilton.
Metropolitan Hotel.
Whitman House.
Mrs. Goodwin.
Mrs. GaFverich.
Mrs. BauraM. Johns.
Mrs A. Mitchell.
Mrs. DIR. Crowley.
Mn. Brown.
Mn. Chas. Underwood.
Mrs. Addison.
hrs. Going.
Mrs. CaTmOny.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05

tine ristrusut OF the bits aasiied ard ailogsd
81 fhe eoard 81 oounlg Cqnlrai1lc1eH - ~
rirolsr rs1.Iou Of usid Boart cou-leeclng oclc.ef
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lnrss JOS. SARG ENI,
c1untF CERT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-05
Road Notice.
srkTE or Kansas,

M cOgHfT or SALfsE- :
ohee Of Comfy Cisrk. saiiua. October l6ihlsss
NJ GTIcE u HEnEHr sTvEN, that o the ISM
~ day o. Octoher, ISIS q petiiion aigned By 3
= Swanson aud 3 others, vas presented % The
hoand Of County Commissioners Of the Count,
and stale aiore.aid praying for the loca ton of
eertain ruad delcrihad as foilouA viz Com
meueinz e. the s1uih end II Railroad ayenne 10
ne i1un ef AEsarla, Arla, 4fanIils seal n 20 The
beethln line runniug etsi anf wa betgePn -
v hercn pon. sid Beard Of county oommiaion-
efs appoiniai ne foliouing -uained persons, 70
vi: frnk RShlhson, A. 2. Randi and VI. a.
Parker, - Fieuers. With Instructions 20 meet, In
co1iunctiou VIA tts cSuuty iurreyor, AZ the
loWu ~ Assaria % enokF NicE tounship. on
nondag the "a day 81 HoSembsr, A. D., lisa,
and proceed % view aid road, and give 20 all
partira heariuE-
~ onier % tks Hcsrd q Coanty Commissi0n-
era tsEaLl JosEFH sARoENTi
County Clerk.