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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10
THE CENTURY
for l885-86.

The remarkable interest in the War
Papers and in the many timely arti-
cles and strong serial features pub
lished recently in the CeHtlirW has
given that magazine regular circula-
ton Of
More Than &c, 900 Copies Monthly.
Among the features Of the coming
volume, which begins with the No
venber number. are ;
THE WAR PAPERS
General Grant and Other-
These will be continued (most or
them illustratedl until the chief
events Of the Civil War have been de-
scribed by leading participants GU
both sides. General Grants papers
include descriptions Of the battles Of
Chattanooga and the Wilderness.
Gen. McClellsnd will write Of the bat
tie Of Antietam, Gen. ID. T.. Buell. Of
Shiloh, Generals Pope, LOngstreet and
others Of the Second Bull Run, etc
etc. Naval cOmbais, including the
fight between the kedrsdrGe and the
Alabama, ny officers Of both ships.
will be described.
The "RecOlleetiOns OF a Private
and special war papers Of an anec-
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features Of the year.
seriaIsStories BY w. D HovveiIs Mary
Foote and Geo. W. Gable.
Mr.. HOwell's serial will be In lighter
vein than 1.-THE Rise OF Silar Lap
ham" Mrs. Foote's Is a store Of
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cite OF the Aeadians Of Louisiana
Mr.. Cable will also contribute n series
Of papers on Slave songs and dances,
including negro serpent worship, etc
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10
No Experiment.

With a majority Of people il Is no
experiment that DR.. BOsanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is a sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Lungs,
Soreness in the Chest, ETC., but for
those who doubt. ask your neighbors
who have used Il or get a free sample
bottle OF Oscar Seiiz, the druggist.
for 81.
w. II. HILL & Go. Fairport, y. Y
-GeRtiemeR For years my wife has
been a sufferer from Constipation and
Headaehe-sufieriHg beyond endur-
ance. She has tried many remedies,
and consulted eminent physicians.
but found no help. About three
months ago she began to take Cobb's
Little POdOphlln Pills, and she has
had bat one return OF the headache,
and that was caused by oveFwOrk.
Yours, truly.
For sale by OSeitz.
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1856.
HarpCr'S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HIIprr's Weekly has now for more
than twenty years maintained it, pO-
sitiun as the leading illustrated week
ly newspaper in America. With a
constant increase Of literary and artis-
tie resources, IL is able tn offer for the
ensuing year attractions unequalled to
any previous volume, embracing Two
capital Illustrated serial stories, one by
MIR. hos. Hardy. among the foremost
Of living writers of fiction. and the
other by Mr.. Walter Besant, one OF
the most rapidly rising Of English
nOvelists graphic illustrations % I'M
usual Interest tO readers in all sec
tious Of the country entertaining
short stories, mostly illustrated, by
the best writers. and important pa
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Is free from objectionable features in
either letters. press or illustrations,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10

HOsmer l.. Buell., Of Grant town
ship, who formerly belonged To co.
'Cn 9Th Pennsylvania Cavalry, L.
one Of the few residents Of Kansas
who helped To capture JET Davis
The brigade which followed aud cap
tured old Jefi, consisted OF the 7th
Pennsylvania, 4th OHIO aud 4th Mich
igan Cavalry. When the grove in
which Davis was camped was reached.
the commanding officer detailed Lieu
tenant Colonel Pritehard aud his bat
talon, consisting Of about 80 men. 10
make the arrest. 10 was very early
ID the morning, and no one was stir
ring in camp. Davis quarters con-
sisted OF three square tents and Pritch-
ard happened by the nearest chance
20 enter the one IN which the presi
dent Of the COnfederacy was sleeping.
He inquired u this was Mr.. Davis
camp and was told II was.
He then said, you are surrounded
and / demand your surrender. Mr.
Davis replied, IF that l. the case /
surrender, but you will give me time
10 dress myself" Col Priichard thin
remounfed his horse and waited few
moments when Mr. Davis appeared in
his usual dress except that he wore a
gpDtleman's dressing gown. Colonel
PTitehard asked u he had any arms.
Mr.. Davis said he had and re entering
the tent bought out light fencing
sword anda revolver Ia a holster. He
then removed his hat snd said. i
surrender 81 a prisoner Of war and ex-
peet % be treated a. such.
This q the plain unTarnished state
ment Of q soldier whom we all know
20 be q truthful man. a. to this memo
rahie event connected with the great
Rebellion. and we think utterly refut-
e. the story that JEFF Davis Was cap
tared disguised tn hrs gife's clothing
-AHHelp0iis Messenger.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10

President Cleveland ls said to b
worth 100000.
Mr.. Talmage's tabernacle now has
1922 members.
Mr. Moody will carry his evanRel-
ist war into Brooklyn next week.
The Government Is selling the last
OF the lint left over from the war.
5 5. Cox is to write a story about
Turkish life for the Youths COmpdn-
ion.
Francis Murphy Is resting at his
home in Pittsburg AFTER his fall cam
Paign.
The English Sarah Bernharrit' is
what the Londoners call Wilson Bar
rett.
Miss Emma Nevada sang In the
capital Of her native State, Nevada,
last night.
I. b. Connery formerly managing
editor Of the New YORK Herald, Is
living in Belgium.
Mr.. Sturgeon, the gaeat English
preacher, has gone to the South OF
France for the winter.
SIR, Swineburue has undertaken
the article on Webster, for the En-
cyclopedin Britannica.
Archdeacon Farrar delivered his
farewell lecture i'm America in the
Academy of Music, New York, last
night.
The Richmond, Va, WHO was Of.
fered az public sale Tuesday, bat the
highest bid was $4,000 aud il was not
accepted.
Miss Una Sheridan, daughter Of r.
g. sheridan. ex-member Of parlia
ment for Dudly, il about 10 become a
professional actress.
Mr.. Blaine's timber lands IN West
Virginia are said 10 be the best hunt
ing grsunds for boar, deer. aud all
kinds Of wild game in this country
II. A. Crittenden. Of M1ntrlair, y. /
j., offers $50 10 any one who will |
prove that the earth revOlves on its /
axis. or that it moves around the sun. !
Mary Anderson was given a recep-
ton la Boston Monday afternoon, by |
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Paul SelingeT. |
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Miss Kate /
Field aud NJ and Nine Henri Gre |
vile were among the guests.
Ray ;. Hathaway, a reporter Of the
Tnltda Sunday Democrat who was
tarred and feaIhered BY members Of
the Peek-a-BoO Club OF Norwalk. o.
last summer, has brought suit for
So, 0O0 damages.
John +. Lyon, editor Of Chenan-
GO y. " County newspaper, de-
serted his wife thirteen years ago.
Last week his wife received Il letter
from him, expressing penitenee and
remorse. Mrs. Lyons refuses 70 be
recOnciled, 50 John will continue 10
play EnOch Arden.
An attempt Is to be made by the
members Of the Austrian nobility to
replenish the forests of Stvria with
the long extinct elk. Prince Lichten-
stein has already commissioned a deal
Pr in animals to provide him with
two or more herds.
The Pan Man gazette analyses OF
election returns show a Conservative
gain of 81, against Liberal gain Of 36. |
The political situation indicates that
The Conservatives remain i'm power. |
IL now seems impossible for Mr. Glad |
stones party TO secure that maiOrity |
II members i'm the next Parliament
which Lord Salisbury has declared
necessary To prove that the British |
people desire a change in the Govern
nent. Gladstone i English above
~ things. He has il in his power To
leprlve Parnell nf all the benefits on |
which he counts, i'm the control Of a
olid Irish party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10
Gypsum Valley Farmers Club.

The Club met at the residence Of
Mr.. G.. \. kingman's. The president
and viee-president both being absent,
the meeting was not called 10 order
There was large crowd of young peO-
pie present. The evening WAS spent
very socially popping corn. playing
games, singing &e.and everyone seem
ed 10 enjoy themselves. The next
Club will be held at Mr.. r. Rogers in
four weeks, December 10. In COLI
nectiOn with the exercise there will be
a Club supper, 80 let every one come
with their baskets we'll filled. Pro-
gramme: REGULATIONS. G.. NJ. King.
man, Geo. Gillum, Herschel White
head. Essay. n. \. Blair. To open
discussion, G. Post: Select reading.
Miss Nettie Rogers, Mrs. a. +. Rey-
nOlds. H e.. Order. Joel Kelley
Question for discussion: Resolved,
That the growing Of small fruit is As
well for the ladies and makes them
equal competitors with gentlemen in
the same pursuit REPORTER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10


Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight In the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient TO suppose he has some az
lection Of the kidney or -neighboT-
organs. Al times, symptoms Of indi-
gestions are present. a. fiatuleney, M
easiness Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture. like perspiration. producing
a very disagreeable itching, partieu-
LARRY after getting warm ia bed, is a
very common attendant. Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once TO the application OF Dr.Bosankois
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected. absorbing the
TumOr, allaying the intense itching,
and efieeting q permanent cure where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
TEN produces disability but try il and
be cured. Price 50 cents. Ask your
druggist for Il, and when you cannot
obtain Il Of him, we will send Il, pre-
paid, on receipt Of price. Address
The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piaua
Ohio. Sold b. Oscar Sets.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10

\ single trial Of the Peerless Worm
Specific never yet failed 10 relieve the
baby, and overcome the pejudiees Of
the mother. II not only frees the
child from worms, but regulates the
stomach and bowels cures wind collie.
eorrects aeidity, and cures Dysentery
and Diarrhea, gives rest and health
to the child. and comforts the mother.
Try it. No cure. no pay. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
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1885.
Harper'S Magazine
TTT TT1-rp kTUn
ILLUSTRATED.

The December Number win begin
the Seventv-second volume OF Hdr-
pcr's Magazine. Miss WOOlsOn's no
vel, "Easi Angels. - aud Mr.. HOwell's
Indian Summer, holding the fore
most place Ia current serial fiction
will run through several numbers,
and wall be followed by serial stories
rom r ID. Blackmore aud Mrs. ID.
NJ. Craik. A new editorial depart
ment, discussing topics suggested by
the current literature Of America and
Europe, will be contributed by w. ID.
HOwells, beginning with the January
Number. The great literary event Of
the year will be the publication OF a
series Of papers-taking the shape Of q
story. aud depicting characteristic
features Of American society AZ seen
at our leading pleasure resOrts-wTit-
ten by Charles Dudley Warner, and
illustrated by G.. :. Remnant. The
Magazine viii give especial attention
To American subjects. treated by the
beet American writers. and illustrated
by leading American artists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10
Cause oftailure.

Want Of confidence accounts for
half ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz. the druggist, is not liable
to fail for the want Of confidence Ia
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away bottle free to all
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all sfFee-
sions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10
Notice.
To sphoni e mag concern:

To lUh0Hi q mag concern:
NOTICE l. hereby given that the salina. Lin
n coin a Western Railway Company. . corpo-
nation duly chartered. Organised an3 existing
under saa 81 virtus Of TIE lava Of TIE STATE o.
kauslH, did on the ninth day o. hoTefnher- A y
lss5, Apply 10 uTiuug 70 the H0oorable ;. o.
hirds, Judge Of the District Ceurt Of Saline
county. Kaasas, for the apP0intneli Of three
CommiElioners 10 lay % along he line Of sad
Saiina, Lincdfn 4 Western ksilway a. the sane
shall Be located b. said Railway Company, route
for the said proposed Railrosd IN SAID County %
saline. from the point Of intersection gith the
main lire of the Union Pacific Railway. a. a.
present located, in the north half Of Seetiou No
Twelve u2l, Township No fourteen iitj. south o.
Range No three 81 Wesi % the north line Of sid
County, said route not exceeding one hundred
lU0l feet On width, eEcept for The purpose % ri-
lungs ana enhankmenis a. much more land may
Be taken a. may h. neceasary fer the proper coI-
sfruction security and operation Of said Railroaf
such route 20 Be- laid out for such distance through
aid county q Saline a. nay he desired By said
limits Aforesaid. and upon such location g. may
Be desired By said Railway Company, and als8 %
lay 90 such land may Be deemed Necessary for
side tracks, deputs, work shops, water stations.
tisn. operation and maiutalnance Of said Railway,
and also for materials for construction. except
timber, and right Of Uay over adjaeeut lands sun
cieui 10 enable said Railway Company 20 construct
by aqueduet, and the righi Of making proper
drains and 10 make appraisement Of the value Of
any portion Of any such quarter section OF any
other trnef or lot Of land snd 70 azsess the dana
ges thereto In the manner prescribed By the Law
for such purrosea.
Aud upon The reading and hearing Of such sbpli-
eatiou 10 writing, the said Judge 81 the Didrei
Court o. Saline county. STATE Of kanEas. did np-
I.oint for such purpose r. n. Bishop. Isaac Bureh
and Is. l.. Wilson, each being a freebooter and
resident Of the said county OF Saline. 20 perform
zach, every and 40 Of the duties Aforesaid, With
rnEerto adioin, ~ Necessary. from day 20 day until
their lahor- arr completed. and 70 make due return
of their proceedings, IN The manner prescribed by
.au.
And notice & further given that said Commis-
sioners viz meet on the 18Th day Of December A.
b. lssi Al the once Of r. n. bishop, In the city
d salina, saline county. Kansas, snd viii imme-
iiateiy commence 70 lay Oh said railroad route,
md apuraise the land taken. aud Assess the dam
.ges, and do and perform eact, every and all Of !
be duties Aforesaid, IN the manner prescribed by
aW, and vii, if Necessary, adjOin and continue I
uch proceedings FROM day 70 day until the same
re completed.
LINCOLN AND WESTERN RAIL !
WAY COMPASY
By A. L. WILLIAMS, President.
alma, Kansas, November l2ih. A. d. ISIS
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Notice Of Hearing Petition
20 Sell Real Estate.

= - 49, r1E o1udsfl, 80 lorf esrrillr e. lata
49, tlfas4s, H1FFirf n nrrtllcs 90 D. ~
Ea1al1.sa aefrl az iar aa1 fuHHiilng rf-ii1rn al
A-iFfci - q f-tu 81 friels dss1sc &c. e sriias
asuatE, Asasac
V'of Hrg hsreay nctIfsd hat T. W G. Tuthiii,
llnllliEtrairr 81 slid dfceaeei. diI % tte
"a 80 oI urtaner, A. ID. ISIS. Gle q petition &C.
- rraa.le cugrt 81 saline culntY. kanEas, pray-
ll1 tnei l1iFhl - EclEurlEed end en- lErlrt 10
~ ~ = lggiuE de.efihed land for tie purpuse
- r1Ilnf taa aerls and ccEis 81 uimin iEtratlon
g - e4llle .tr-Et; TIE suuft thirty .fFc feet
q - uullasr eHe hunlred and sixty four Il e.
80 ~ SO huntI - aIi siKtg-eirht 0lsl. al On
1-nll ~ aeeNlel In ~ CITY q slllua, IN the
G11Hlr 81 saiine 81 aie 81 kansas-
ald 49, Irtitian uiil te heard e. ne ofies 81
- flctlir iulre 81 sali c1uuig, ca he 1slh day
81 E4telNerr, - ~ - 81 % o'ciucL A. n, Fl
SIS 914. 81 ahict tine a1d nEre each % yen ard
81 1IG4ll lnsFft1ild. are ncillel e o. preseui
1ll e4ra eauEl 9 rug pa have utF 90 1rier 81
u 80 ~
la us II,N aET q tilr1llhsf a. y. if3t.
T H.L IIL4lLla tlllIr III711cr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-10

The price Of the Weekly Iatcr-Ocean
Is only 81 per year. postage prepaid
The semi-weekly Infel- Ocean j.
published every Monday and Thurs
day. In addition 10 the features mem
toned above, this edition every Mon
day contains the sermons Of Professor
Swing and ether leading divines. The
price Of the semi-weekly hfeT-Occ0a
Is s. 30 n year, postage prepaid.
The IHfeT-Oce0n offers a number Of
premium combinations, which we be
lieve to be the best ever offered by
newspaper. Below We give a sample
Of them
THE WEEKLY INTEROCEAN One Yenr
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The following items are taken from
the BrOOkville Transcript:
We hear NJ. d. Mccormick intends
to 20 to work ON the railroad soon.
Mr. +. r. Ward and family will 90
to Florida tonight where Mr.. Ward
intends TO see what the climate will
do for his daughter. The family will
reside there, and Mr.. Ward will re.
turn aud take his run on the road the
same as ever. Mrs. Ward will leave
a host of friends behind her all Of
whom will regret TO see her leave.
The Skating Rink is about finished.
The partition between the billiard hall
and rink has been torn down, and the
two rooms have been opened up into
one, thus making one OF the best Kinks
IN Central Kansas. Hodge & McCoT-
mick, the prOprietOrs, ought 90
receive a good patronage, las they un-
dOubtedly Willis he has expended
considerable money on the building
and thereby helping the town in more
than one way.
The Union Pacific Railway has is
sued an order requiring all Of it,
Ell hlog GGe NANEhAiuH Aih1t WHO wv
not come in contact with the travelling
public 10 procure suitable uniforms
and badges whereby they may be dis.
tinguished from the common citizens.
Thus, when a man enters a depot To
buy ticket, he will not be COMPEL
ed TO ask two or three individuals
to supply him before he finds out who
the agent is. This provision will re-
duce the number Of euss words used
by travellers at least one half.
The Catholic Fair which was held
at the City Hall, this place, on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday even
ings Of this week, was well attended
and the occasion will long be remeni-
bered by the citizens Of BrOOkville
and surrounding country, a. one OF
the most enjoyable affairs that has
ever taken place in our little city.
A splendid supper was served each
evening by the ladies. Dancing was
in vogue for all who wished 20 paTtic-
ipate. There were drawings for watch
"a, chains, cattle and other things.
Jolly Fleek assisted by Prof. YOungs-
fiieseh, Of Sallna, furnished music for
the dance. The BrOOkville Brass
Band also furnished music both on
the street and In the hall
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suokIen's Arnioa sslve.

The Best SALvE i'm the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, OF no pay required. II is guar
anteed To give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. For SALE by Oscar Seitz.
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1856.
HaFper's Young
PeOOlP.

AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The position Of HGrpe5's Young
FeCpte a. the leading weekly period
zeal for young readers j. well estab-
liabed. The publishers spare no
pains % provide the best and nest
attractive reading and Illustrations.
The serial and short stories have
strong dramatic interest. while they
are wholly free from whatever IL per-
niclous or vuIgarly sensational; the
pEpers on natural history and science,
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1856
Harper's Bazaar.


HdIpeT's Bdzar is the only paper in
the world that combines the choicest
literature and the finest art illustra-
lions with the latest fashions and
methods Of household ndOrnment.
Its weekly illustrations and deseriD-
tiOns Of the newest Paris aud New
York stylrst with It's useful pattern
sheet supplements and cut patterns. 10y
enabling ladies tO be their own dress
makers, save many times the cost Of
subscriptions. It's papers on cooking,
management Of servants and house
keeping in its various details are emf
nently practical. Much attention Il
given TO the interesting topic Of social
etiquette. and it, illustrations Of art
needle work are acknowledged 10 be
unequaled. rs literary merit Is Of
the highest exeellenee. and the unique
character Of it, humorous pictures
has won for IL the name Of the Amer
lean Punch.