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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

MARRIED-At the MethO dist par
sOnage, October 18th. George L. HaW-
ley, Of Bavaria to Miss Nellie Brown
Of Bavaria Rev. ID. ID. Campbell,
Pastor ofM. E. Church, officiating.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

All kinds Of Laundry work will be
promptly attended to at reasonable
ratesat my residence, on Pine street,
north Of Brick yard.
3SSw. MRS. ORPHA A. TAYLOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

At the city council meeting Mon
day evening an ordinance was passed
requiring the opera house to take out
license at $50 per year. thus relieving
all shows which exhibit in that place
Of the expense Of the usual city license
Messrs. A. B. Mcconnell, F. NJ. Ham
iltOn and A. VI. Clsfiln were appoint
ed to apDraise lots adjacent to the new
guttering on santa Fe aud Iron Ave
nuea
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Publication Notice.

n ~ Dfsrfs Ob,uf q S,iiae Oburfy. KEarot.
sARAH I. MnLEE, PiaintiG.
THos. n. MTLLER, Defendant.
To Thomas II. Miller, Of parts unknown, defend
ant:
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued By said plalniid, sarah l. Miller, uho, Be
18th day Of October, A. ID. ISIS sled her petition
against you IN the District Court o. Saline County,
hans1s- You must answer sad petition on OF be-
fore the 18th day Of November, A. ID. ISIS, or the
same VII be taken a. true, and Judgment Of d.
vorce win Be- rendered against you and IN iaFor Of
said plaintiff. In sid court, accordingly.
Oct.if,A. ID. ISIS. SARAH I. MILLER
By ". H. BISHOP, her Attorney.
Attest % above findings.
C.JFREDRICKSON.
81 Clerk Of the Distriet Couri, saline Co, Kans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

TIE City CounciI have been eOnsid-
ering the question Of lighting the
streets. and e their last meeting on
Monday night, the matter was direct
y presented before them in the shape
o. thres propositions from Mr.. Pike.
NJ. J. A. J0nes and the saIina Elee-
the Light Co. AMER tie rsgulas
su-lnes va disposed o.. end these
proposiifons we're rsad. the different
partie prooosded d adgocats their
respective clainas. The discussion
vas opened b Mr.. PIks, Wa claimed
ths exclusive privilege for gss and
electricity foC q year.. olIering q
commencs Work in 8 months snd fur
uish gas On 6 months from the hfsi
q Janaary next Mr.. Jones being
oallad fus insisisd on closing ths De
hats. and Mr.. Chal. A. Killer then
eddFesd ths Council fsF che Electric
L.iEht Co. and 81 oppoaiiiss le q,
iis grant 81 ~ exclusive monopoly
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Those who have heard zoe Jeffer-
son In the good old play Of Rip Van
Winckle were surprized to witness
his equal last Saturday night in the
person Of Robert McWade. In the
same play. His genius Is Of a high
order. and he is the natural and only
successor Of the great Joe Jefferson.
His audience Saturday evening was
large and evidently appreelative.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The Democrats In this county seen
very much depressed over the out
LOOK tins fall. They see only q com
plete rOut In store for them. They
observe the Republicans we'll en-
trenehed-massed in q united, deter
mined force to OverWhelm them
They are too tlmOrOus to even venture
q wager upon the result-an unprece-
dented state for Democrat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

For sale by the cord. Leave orders
at 6rst door north Of Mitchell HOuse,
on Seventh street, OF through post
once. HEBER SIXTH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

A fns lot Of meriBO sheep. Address
or inquire Of, 8. s GODFhY, salina.
T. w. CARLIN, BrOOkvilIe Kansas
So Sc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Comparisons are interesting and
instructive. Let Us compare Saline
and Ottawa counties IN reference to
the liquor sales. Ottawa county hss
q population Of about l5,OOO-Sallne,
perhaps, one Thousand more. The
largest sale ever made In any one
month In Ottawa county (since the
present law took effect was In Aug.
last; and yet the sales in all her drug
stores for that month including those
at Bennington, Minneapolis and Del
phOs, all put together, reached only
the sum Of 7ls sales. while in Saline
county with only about a thousand
more inhabitants. the greatest month
ly sales run up to the enormous SUM
OF between four and foe thousand.
We ask. why this great difference
between two adjacent counties ?
We will undertake to answer this
question next week. OBSERVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Go to EngstrOm's Prescription Drug
store. IfyOu want pure aud fresh med
ieines. 34-l2.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
R. E. ]. MILES.
raals'F MIN or. Hoa.s.N-r.cn,.

New Buckwheat Flour At WaIsonis.
Organs and Pianos for sale al c.
Melbert's.
Chambers Peaches for cream. The
finest peach canned, at Waison's.
WANTED-A man to take up cot.
tonwOod trees. Apply to John Sher-
rim. IS 4w.
A good Corset for Scots. at the
Bazaar Store, Daily Block.
Ladies Furnishing Goods, and No
tons. MARSHALL 4 HAMILL.
Daily Block.
Cranberries and new bulk Pickles,
at WstsOn's.
A magnificent lot Of horse blankets
and lap robes just received by
Williams q Benfield.
Ladies' Bazaar-Children's Hosiery
3 speciality.
MARSHALL & HAMILL.
Insure your property with Faulk-
ner & Gay.
Richardson & Robbins Plum Pud-
ding in one and two ID. cans at Wat
sons.
To Farmers.
II you want something good in the
meat line call on rs.
A. g. SToLPER,
East room ofneW Daily Block.
The highest market price paid In
cash for choice Butter and fresh Eggs,
at WatsOn's.
Just the thing! In the way Of
horse blankets aud lap robes-at Will
liams and Benfield's harness shop.
Clothing at cost, at MARYLAND,
Dodge 4 MOore's.
Lamb. Veal, Beef, Mutton. Bacon,
Ham, Lard, etc, at A. G. StOlper's.
Fine Roasts.
Tender Steaks.
Good Boiling Meats-in fact every
thing In the meat line at A. G. Stol-
Per's new meat market in Daily
Block.
Veal at A. g. StOlper's New Meat
Market next Saturday.
Cheapest Overeoats In the city, at
MARYLAND, Dodge & MoOre's.
Here We are Again
With a fine stock Of all kinds Of
meat. Alta. G.. Stolper's, East room |
Of new Daily Block.
Save 25 per cent. and buy your
Of MARYLAND. Dodge & Moore.
The best old Line Companies are in |
Faulkner & Gays Office in Post Office |
Block.
Solberg, the tailor. ls selliBg very
than any other house.
II you want the best and cheapest
suit In town call on him.
Closing out on Clothing, at Mark
land, Dodge & MOore's.
Don't you forget it, that Cheap
John can sell you more goods for the
same money than any one else in
5alIna.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint shilOh's Vitalizer
e guaranteed 10 cure you. For sale by
Oscar seltz.
A good hard coal Base-burner for
ale cheap. Enquire Of R. H. Mark
and.
Faulkner 4 Gay have written over
100, 900 insurance In their Office dur
ing the past week.
New falls-the latest styles and pat
ierns-just coming at Anderson 4
the taiIors.
Faulkner 4 Gay would like to see
The insurIng public at their ONCE at
my time.
Faulkner 4 Gay understand the in
business and the adjustment
IF losses in all their details.
Il viii pay you to see Faulkner 4
Bay before you insure elsewhere.
The finest line Of horse blankets
IND lap rsbes In the city ct
Williams 4 Benfeldis.
Insure with n. F.CarrOn. once
N Iron avenue, two doors west Of
first National Bank. with RadeIiR 4
Martin.
Insure your property against loss or
lamage by fire. lightning, windstorm
n tornado, with n. F. Carroll. None
1ut popular, reliable and prompt loss
aging companies represented.
N. F. Carroll does nothing but in.
urance, and with his fifteen yeafs
experience In the business, can give
'ou the best IN the land. No snlde or
Wild cat companies represented. Get
he best, e. Il 10 the cheapest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Notice is hereby given that there
will be az examination Of teachers Of
Saline county, at the High School
building, on Saturday, October 81,
commencing at SAN. All who have
not been examined In Physiology
with special reference TO stlmulanis
and narcotics, and whose certificates
expire before the last Saturday 10
January, 1885. are requested Ito at
tend. A. J. CARRUTHERs,
Co stunt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The Independent since its CONVEX
sion TO Republication PROCESSES 3
community Of interest" with the
JOURNAL in electiDg the Repub-
lean ticket. That's all right but we
shall keep our weather eye" upon
one Of the newly iedged editors, least
he may resort TO his annual accom-
plishment Of selling out to the ticket
that has the best prospects on the eve
Of election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The people Of SAlina who patrOnlse
public entertainments, have many
words Of COMMUNICATION for Manager
Patterson for the high order Of theat-
rical and musical talent he has
brought to our opera house this sea-
son. He has certainly made bis
mark IS q manager. and ali the cities
In the circuit under his charge can
cheerfully subscribe 10 the good
thlnga aid Of him BY ssIIna people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The contract for the construction Of
the salina, Lincoln 4 Northwestern
Railroad has been let to NF.
Underwood, Of Kansas City, for tl2.-
500 per mile. The work will Be com
menced immediately and pushed ~
rapidly IS possible. Hon. A. l.. VIII
iiams. che President Of the company,
will open an Ofiics In Sallna, and be
present 10 Oversee the construction.
Monday was the day set for the CON-
tnenoament ~ vrrrk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
Registration Notice.

~ DITCH o. HEREBY GIVEN, That the heglstra-
IN ton Poll hooks Of lhe city Of silina, Kansas,
for the purposes Of registration viii be closed IL
the close o. usual once hours on Friday, the ga
day Of october, lssj, until after the regular
election.
Wines my hand and oiEeial seal this TN day
Of October ISIS
- EE BOWEN,
CRY ClerF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

ES-EsTs sss.ss q fsB J00REzL ~ . 4
q W. Hs,hss's Ser oaf ., ~ Bsot sTs y Wan
ss-s& esoazL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
Il. 8. & j. TAGGARF,
-8anIkOr8-
SALIVA, KANSAS.

WTE respectfully announce that We are nov
W opea Tor the Transaction Of a General
Ranking BualneEs, and solicit q share Of
the patronage d the people Of Saline county.
Mr.. T. II. WILLIAMS, late Of Sherrin's bank. Il
with ~ and vail Be pleased 10 meet his friends.
VIZ REFEE BY PERMISSION TO First National
Bank Of Atchison, Ks. First National Bank OF
Clyde, ks; Flint National Bank Of CaHkef City,
Ks; Hon. T. b. Purcell, Manager British Loan
and Mortgage Company, Manhattan. kans %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
Publication Notice.
No. 5551.

Land oaiee atsalina, Kansas. Oct. 81, iss5.
~ OTfcE - HEKEHT GIvES that the following
~ nam settler has Sled notice Of bis lnten-
ton 20 make Anal proof In support % his claim,
and that said proof will BE- made before the Reg
isier and Receiver U. >. Land Odice sallna. KAN
sas, on November II, 50, viz Michael Dorr, n
=, p 67a. for the no.th vest Or Sec A., Tp 16.
Of r. 5 uest.
He Bau 3 the following Witness 20 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
sad land. viz Peter Soldeu. John Rupert, aud
John Miller, all Of Bruokvilie, Kansas; and Z.
III Jonas, Of Nenango. kansas
i n HIM. n.rl-l.r-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22


The following endorsement % the
Edison ineandssosnt By Dc. E. d.
Bowen, Of Circlsvills, Ohio, who Il
weli-knoWa hsra, win Be read with
interest By those who are disousing
this question
CTRCEEvILLE, O.. October IS, 1855.
GALTNA YATES CO. Saii1a, Kans.
Geaticmea IL see By The Saline
County JoURNAE thai yea are pro
posing b furnish 6aiina with Edlssa
Electric Light. ft may net BE nees-
say 10 Do 90. or have any WEIGHT
when done, bat g. q oons1mer Of that
light Tor Tie last year, desire % beal
testimony 60 the sleadiness, bEiilla1eg
and economy ofthe Hight when en-
pared with coal ga We have
both systems in ear city. and alseT Z
trial o. beth, no cue can claim TIE
gas 20 equal she Edison Light On qgali
ties mellionad above. As . ffeguenl
visitor 20 6aiina, with IN indirec
interest ln her Welsrsl I shouts b,
glad % know she had taken such "a
advanced elep. AlthoeE1 enfnow1
b you am a1quslnted With EeaEz
e.. 8. Martin. HadCIih, CUP. BrilTs
Berks, Gels and other bushes mes
q yonr cikr. VERY trnIT,
ID. BowERs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

That scholarly gentleman, Dr.. Wm.
Bishop, Of Sailna, h travelling In
Europe. Last weeks 5allna jour
NAL contains an article from his pen,
which relates chiefly to HE "UniVer-
sal Exhibition now IN progress e
Antwerp. Referring % lis magnitude,
the,dOctoF says; "It b hardly universal
though Il may be appropriately nam
ed International; for ftembnosa every
nationality ia Europe and two Of three
in the Amercan continent The eX-
hibltion covers ground 30 the exte1i
of T0acres.n We infer that the UniveF-
sal Exhibition is some such an afiaif
% the Eastern continent - the
Worlds FAIR at New Orleans h %
the Westsrn.- Rdkesasy Weird.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Very cold m0rnings-f0r Democrats.
Election one week from next Tues
, 1885-03-06

The signal omce Report For the Month
of February.

-
The following resume Of the weather at
Cheyenne during the month last past
has been furnished by Mr.. Edgar Nc
Govern, observer at the signal office,
from the date of the signal service:
Average temperature for the month,
24.6'; highest, Sit on the LIST; lowest.
1875 below zero IN the 10th; range, 64.2'
Greatest daily range, 3O.l0 on the 18th;
least, l0.9 90 on the Srd; average tempera-
ture for the coolest day, 6.00 below zero;
for the warmest day, 44.Oo on the I'd;
number of days the temperature was be-
low zero. 4; average temperature at 5 a. M,
20. %; at l p. M, 5000; at 9 p. m, 2s.O';
at 9 a. M, $3.50; at s p. M, 27.s'.
Frost occurred on all days but the ID
and Bird.
Total precipitation for the month, l.31
inches melted snow; total amount I'M
melted snowfall, 1913 inches; largest
amount for one day, SO inches on the
l4th; the sonwfall for the month has been
excessive compared with the last three
Februarys. Feb. 1889, total amount
ofmelted snow, .05; 1888, .25; 1884, .26.
Wind-Average direction northwest;
total miles Travelled during the month,
1925; highest hourly velocity, sc miles
northwest on the 4th; total number Of
miles for Feb. 1882. $50; 1888, 1910;
1884, 10,247.
Weather-Snow fell on 10 days, there
were Q clear, 10 fair and 5 cloudy days
and foggy day.
Mean temperature for February 1885
at other points;
MISUNDERSTANDING, lso. Buford
8. Culton %, Helena rs.
Minnesota-St Paul lO0, Moorhead 3,
Vincent 2.
Observation-Disclosures lie.
Hlinois-Chicago l7'.
New York-Buffalo l4o.
Missouri-St Louis 270.
Kansas-Leavenworth 220.
Iowa-Davenport Ire, Des Moines Is,
Keokuk -.
Nebraska-0maha l7', North Platte
20.
Dakota-Yankton lS', Deadwood %.
Huron City Z, Bismarck 4.
Colorado-Denver 800, Las Animas
%.
The neal temperatures are lower at
all the above places in Nebraska, Iowa,
Illinois, New York, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, and Kansas, than for Southern
Wyoming. EDGAR McGovERN,
Observer Signal Service.
, 1885-03-06
THE POLICE COURTS.
Petty Offenders Captured BY The ON
GERS M Tried Yesterday.

Sci Walker, a colored man who has
often been before the police courts, wal
again before Justice Lee yesterday. He
was fined $40 for getting drunk and went
to jail.
-Four colored men were locked up in
the city jail yesterday for vagrancy. They
will be tried to-day.
Two dark horse drunks' appeared be-
fore Justice Lees court yesterday and
paid their respective fines.
1t is popularity supposed that a culprit
can be tried and punished but once for
one otfense. Soldiers are exceptions to
the rule, however. If Uncle Sans de-
tenders come to the city. go on 4 spree,
and are fined for drunkenness, they re-
ceive additional punishment upon their
return to their commands, and are thus
punished twice for n single oifense. This
may be rather hard on the soldiers but it
is an excellent preventative of intoxica-
ton among the troops.
A man named Olson was asked to give
Justice Fisher a sufficient excuse for his
m~isbehavior Wednesday night. Olson
was unable 10 explain and in default of
the payment Of the usual fine was sent to
the cafe de Schnitger. where he will be a
guest for about two weeks.
, 1885-03-06

The Nez PIERCE Minstrels, an amuse-
ment organization composed of members
Of the troops stationed at Fort Russell,
gave a very enjoyable entertainment at
the garrison hall "Wednesday evening.
The entertainment consisted of excellent
musical selections by the. orchestra. vocal
solos and choruses by members Of the
company and a little farce entitled The
Noble Savage The entertainment closed
with a sensational sketch called On The
Mississippi. The admission charges were
small, the hall was filed and all enjoyed
the entertainment The troupe has now
in rehearsal Schiller's tragedy Of The Rob
bers which will soon be produced.
, 1885-03-06

Among a number of good and true men
who are spoken Of as candidates for
mayor, the Hon A. II. Reel receives the
heartiest endorsement from the people,
Mr. Dyer, who could have the nomination
if he would take it, declines it, and, we
are informed. cordially supports Mr..
Reels nomination. No better man for
the Office of mayor than Mr.. Reel can be
found, nor one more thoroughly identified
with all of Cheyenne's material interests.
A self-made man, he has worked himself
up from comparative poverty to independ-
ence; like many of the leading public men
Of to-day, he is a worker instead of a
talker. and he let's his acts and his record
speak for him. Mr.. Reel is so well known
to every man, woman and child in Chey.
enne, that it seems supcrduous to say
anything about him in a Cheyenne news
paper. All THE LEADER can do isto ex-
press its belief that, if nominated, Mr..
Reel will be triumphantly elected.
, 1885-03-06

The funeral of the late T. V. McCand-
fish will be held at the First Presbyterian
church at ? O'Clock this afternoon, when
friends Of the family are invited to b pres-
ent. The members of Wyoming Typo
graphical Union, of which organization
the deceased was a member, will meet at l
o'clock to-day and will attend the funeral
in a body. The final burial will occur in
the cemetery Of this city, the deceased
having expressed a desire to be buried
here.
, 1885-03-06

The matter of the new lease of the
opera house was settled by the trustees
and late Manager Rhodes yesterday.
The demand of the latter for 5000 was
granted and Mr.. T. A Boardman is now
the manager. The old management on
Quoted The Adamless Eden last evening
and retired from the control of the house.
The new manager will have charge OF the
entertainment to be given by Minnie
Palmer on SATURDAY. evening.
, 1885-03-06

A letter received in this city from
Sheriff Canton, of johnson county, states
that all of the cattle in johnson and
Crook counties, are in excellent condition.
In the No Wood and Big Horn countries
the cattle passed the winter remarkably
well, about the only losses being among
cattle driven to the ranges last summer.
, 1885-03-06
LANcTRY,s LOVES.
The Jersey Lily's conquests Among the
English Nobility.

From the New FORK Citizen.
The failure ofMB. Langtry in London
will carry her quickly back here, where
she has just been purchasing a house on
Thirteenth street. The story of her life's
loves has never been truly told. When
she came, a beautiful young bride, to
London, it was her fortune to sit for an
artist to whose studio Prince Leopold was
a constant visitor. He met her; was
struck with her if not at frst striking, yet
peculiarly classic beauty, which grows on
you the more you look, and presented her
to his brother, the Prince Of Wales, who
was fascinated from the first. 1t is the
custom in society in London, when the
prince accepts an invitation to send him n
card and ask him to afix the names Of
any he might desire to meet him. Mrs.
Langtry's was always affixed. She be-
came the vogue. She was for the time
the dream of the poet and the painter.
The duke of Sutherland said when here
that one night at a great ball at Stafford
house, as she entered and walked down
the hall alone, simply dressed in white,
there was a pause in the music and
dance to gaze on her superb loveliness,
And 30 her loves current ran smoothly
along until one Of those fancies which will
come to women ran in to break it. She
had met in the society Sir George Chef
wynd. loved him, as Camille" says, and
felt that he loved her. There many who
may remember the story Of how the beau
lady Florence Paget, on the morning Of
her intended wedding with the wealthy
Mr.. Henry Chaplin, quietly at an early
hour got into her brougham, drove to 8
secluded church, and there met and mar
RED the young marquis Of Hastings. On
his death she became the wife OF Chef
wYnd. She was seized while still young
with paralysis. She took to religion when
when she lost the power to sin, and went
through a course of ritualistic curates.
Her husband, left the power Of shining,
continued to sin, and found hat happi-
ness fed from curates, Langtry, "dwelt
with thee" Society. which could not
forgive in a baronet what it had pardoned
in a prince, threw up its hands and eyes.
Mrs. Lan0trv found no more her acous.
toned place on the n%rinceis ticket. and
guilty retired. The place of her retire
ment near T~wickenham) was not far from
Mr.. L-abouehere's villa Of ST. Anne's. His
gentle heart was touched bv her woman
sorrow. He advised her TO seek solace
on the Stage. the forlorn hone of the
afflicted female. and set his wiGe-a well
trained actress. Henrietta Hodeson-to
coach her. The result; She anne here.
was seen and conquered. The admirine
gaze of Mr.. frederick Gerhard fell on and
followed her. But. accustomed to such
admiration. she merely regarded his a.
but one more scaln. on her w~el-stoeked
ii, o. - cSa,wrnd had a~rooJ
pen, DIT "eoike O"o'"y"u n"o "s'eeu
, 1885-03-06

Just after the theatre closed last night,
a number Of half-grown young fellows
were found at the rear of the house peep
ing in atthe dressing room windows on the
ground floor. Their object waste watch the
women of The Addmless Eden outfit per
forming their toilets. The fellows were
arrested and are now in jail.