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illustrated letters by Jennie June .
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PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Enrolment 81 average attendance
3T.5. Those perfect in attendance d:
Hannah johnson, Edna McPhail,
Katie Heifner, Hannah Olson. Peter
MOunsOn, Willie Fairehild, Herbert
McPhail, Thomas Olson and jimmie
Smith. Those averaging ~ or over
Hannah Estenberg IS, Emma John
son 81, Blenda Olson 90, Herman
Thorstenberg ~. Walter LIndey %,
Peter Mounson 9S, Willie F4irchild
SO, Edward Olson %, Mamie Davis
95, Selma WelsOn %. Emma Peterson
81, Emma BrentsOn IS, Thomas Olson
9S, Anthony Burkwall 81, Hannah
Olson IS, Harmon Swanson 95.
LEMMA WINEBERG, Teacher.
Total enrolment, 81; average at
tendance, 59.5.
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II. T. DeuNEa. ncfendan&
B.ioFe 4. Hsliasoa,a Azsiirs q ~ Rssrs = ~
on y Saliaa.
fFtHE abore nuIaef defendant. III II nowner Is
- hereby nciifed thai be haa been susd ~ the
Above ngmed rlaintihs before A. Wellington q
justice 81 The peace q ne city Of Slllna toHHstip
u saline connigs kans1s; thsi o. The aih dag 81
November, A. d. iosi, suununs and crder ~
atslctmeui uere i1urd ~ elid justice IN the
annve entitled cnuse; that said order % aifach-
ment vas tssued Ter Ire san q one hundred and
esEhfF -ult oullau and tbIrteen coats fsizl Isl:
Inst slid cause VII Be- hesri before said lusiice on
ihe lsih DAY Of Deceuihsr. A. D. ISIS. af 'ciock
% appear al1 defend. q ssme time and place.
iutslasni gin hc renderef araia1f Hin iSr The
s.ii s1m 81 elsl.is. costs Of suli and for sale Q
ne eitached rrureTiY.
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Report oi Assaria school Tor month
ending November 9th:
FIRST GRADE.
Total enrolment "a ; average attend
ance -. Albert MartinsOn was neither
absent nor tardy. Pupils not absent
during month: Annie Blow, Linda
Blow, Amanda EdstrOm, Nellie
Smith, John johnson aud Albert
MartinsOn. Those averaging % or
over ia all branches pursued: Linda
Blow, Annie Blow, Emma Chisholm,
Hannah Burkwall, Amanda Edstrom,
Nellie Smith, VIM. johnson, Rossie
Knox aud Charlie Peterson.
II. r. PERRELL, Teacher.
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AS well as the handsomest, and
others are invited to call on J. J. Pur-
cell and get free a trial bottle
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, = remedy that is selling en-
tirely upon lts merits. and Is guaran-
teed to cure and relieve al Chronic
and Acute Coughs. Asthma. Bronchi-
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. n. ERIcsoH. saIIna. Kansas.
Wsnied.

A man, not under 40. to correspond
with a lady in the east object, matri-
mony. As the lady owns = large hO-
tel and other property the man should
not be without doWry. For particu-
lars address KRAFT 4 BISHOP.
Hnlinn Kan
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The Cherokee Blood purifier il pure
ly vegetable, except Iodide OF Poias-
SUM, which is the most powerful
Alternative in the whole vocabulary Of
medicine. II enriches the blood and
improves the appetite. Will cure
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. aud relieve
Rhematism.
For sale by Oscar SeitZ.
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Israel snyder. plaintiG

Harry Leland. drt
The shove named defendant, Harry Leland
im please take N0TtcE that be has been sued In
justices court before A. Wellington, Justice Of
The Peace Of the ciiy Of Saiina township. in Sa-
line county. Kansas. That on the ID day Of No
vemher. l,,5, summons and order Of attachment
were issued by said Justice Of the Peace, that
said order was issued for the Of Fifty dollars
$50; that said eause will BE- heard before said
Justice the 9Th day Of December A. D., iss5. a.
. o'clock IN the forenoon and that n said defend
ant fails % appear and defend at a. said time aud
place judgment will be rendered for said
sum ofhny dollars. (50l. cost Of suit and for the
sale Of the attached property.
lsuAEL SNYDER
BY BANKS MOOKE. his attorneys.
Attest a W ELLiNsTOE, Justice OF the Peace
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While so many men spend the best
years Of their lives in the invention Of
weapons to destroy life, Hill has
quietly been studying the habits Of
worms in children, with a view to
their expulsion, Result: A perfect
panacea, and he named il the Peerless
Worm Specific. Try it, ifnot salts
fied-wlll refund the money for empty
bottle For sale by Oscar Seitz.
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Reconnaissance John Eaton has
accepted the Presidency Of the
Marietta Ohio College
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For 1876, SIXTY-FOURTH VOLUME.
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HToTiCE l. HEREBY OWN, that the tax Rolls Tor
~ ISIS have bern placed my hands tor col
lection The following are the rates Of levy upon
each sln0 Valuation, viz
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment.

CUNT % 8AEIEE-
IN ne Probats Couft IN ari for ga r.untr. IN
tse natter and estate of samFsi Mlssr a.
ceased.
cAfplfo.l AID az oinef peF.oa.s Interested en-
ne af1roEaid estate, are hereby rofrFaI fhrf -
m FlEuiar terIa o. ne Probate faurf m nnf To-
gald colnty, . b. began and htif a. tte C1crs
hnq1 ~ aailna. 80 eouliI 81 saline, atafg
January a. ID. is1. nhal arIlA - ~ r5.Irf fsr
inll ard dnal setiiemsut Of "a rrisfe
EgIaAl NILE Erac1lrix of
eAAr1l flilsn Doceaacl.
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The following is the programme for
the next meeting Of the Saline coun-
ty teachers association to be held in
the High School building at Salina,
at l:30 p. NJ. Dec. 18th, 81:
Music.
PhysiOlOgy-PrOf T. J. ROllman.
Longitude aud Time-Class Drill
J. w. Armstrong.
School Management-Mrs. A. j.
Carruthers.
Presentation Of Reading Circle.
&. Gault.
Music.
All friends Of education are cordial
Nv invited.
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AMONG THE sPEcIALrIas ARE
Stories b kaIi1a'' 8Et Ag.s#I

INCDrDING
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps. Frank K Stcc-iou.
Chas. Egbert Grad iock, sarah Orne Iewett,
Julian hawthorne, q. r.. Laihorp
]. 7, TroEbTidge, a. ~. Rovesen.
And others
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THURsDAY. DEC. 8d. -.
HEADoUARrEas BaIDeE Posr. }

y = -'I-T y IT - 7
BRIDGE, Kas., Dee. ID. lSS5.-The
December meeting Of this Post viii be
held on the l4ih. As this is the meet
ing for the election Of officers, and
there Is other Important business to
transact, a full attendance Of the
members is expected. BY order Of
JAMES. NJ. BURT, Post COm'd'T.
Official.
NJ ID w MANCHESTER pnsl Ahitf
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TAILOR
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LATEST STYLES & FASHIONS


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J. y. HAMILTON. Treasurer,
saline Co. kansas.
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Notice to lax PAYERS.

Attest. a. WELIiSsTos. Justice Of II
The Press., 1885-09-03

REPORTS generally go to show that the inland camp-meetings are declining, to the profit of the sea-shore gatherings. There seems to be disposition to mix religion with pleasure, no doubt to the improve ment of the quality of pleasure. This way of putting it sounds better than to say ''mix pleasure with religion, " though there may not be much difference in the mean ing. Time was when the camp-meeting was the recreative season of the year with the rural folks, but of late years, a vaca- tion is not the thing unless there is sniff of sea air some where about it. e
The Press., 1885-09-03

A MOVE to lessen the amount of railroad whistling calls out the statement from a superintendent in this state that the law now compels the whistling and that the railroads are very willing to have it made less obligatory. But the law does not call for the frequent and prolonged whistles given in the station yards as signals for train hands. These are the crowning nui- sances, perforating human ears and start ling the best disposed horses.
The Press., 1885-09-03

exchange good money at par for counter felt at discount, while trading with Thomas Davis discovered Davis pal in the act of changing by means of panel in the wall, a package of $10,OOO in good money for one of equal size of brown pa per. The enraged Texan drew pisto and shot Davis dead. He could plan te circulate counterfeit money, but Ca breach of honah, sah, between gentlemen" was too much for him. He gave himself up owned his crime, justifying himself on the ground of the rascality of Davis.
The Press., 1885-09-03
Stafford Telephone Directory.

JOSEPH JEPsoN, Willimantic manager of Stafford and Wilhmantc Divisions. Stafford Central Office in Stafford National Bank Building, Stafford Springs Miss FANNY SPARROW, operator. EsE sUBscRI RIBERs-sTAFFoRD SPRINGS. A. Adams store. Jas. Mclaughlin, residence E. A. Buck & Co.'S store. (. The Press office Dr. J. S. Clark office Dr.C.B Newton, residence Julius Converse, residence N L. N. R. R. depot w. H. Cooley, residence Rawitser Bros residence Cushman's Livery Stable. '' '' office E. c. Dennis office DrL. B. Richards. residence R. $. Hicks. residence. Smith & Cooley's office c. J. Holmes, office. Dr. F. l.. Smith, residence Mineral Springs Co. office. Stafford National Bank w U Telegraph Co. office Warren Woolen Co.,, office
 STAFFORD HOLLOW. R. s. Beebes store (pay station). KNOXVILLE. Chas Hot's office. (Phenix Woolen Col
 STAFFORDVILLE.
 A. s. Eatons store (pay station). S. B. Amadon's office. Rawitser & Bros Mill
The Press., 1885-09-03

The county commissioners of the state of Connecticut held their annual meeting in Norwich on Tuesday. c. B. Wheeler of Fairfield county was elected president, and D. c. Sumner of Holland county sec retary. The making of license fees uni form throughout the state was discussed, and other matters of interest to the com missioners. A committee was appointed to present bill to the next legislature making the license fees uniform, B. G.
 of Fairfield county, and l.. G. Goodrich of Hartford county being the committee.
 Next years meeting will be held at Winsted.
The Press., 1885-09-03

If young ladies, who, through associa- tion with young men whose limited educa- ton and poverty of ideal compel the use of slang in lieu of correct expressions, com- prehended the meaning of many of the terms thus put into their innocent mouths, they would be shocked at the vulgarity of their companions. Almost without excep- tion words and phrases popularly denomi- mated ''slang" are drawn from the slums ; they are the inventions of the most de- prayed elements of human society, and should be avoided by all persons with any pretensions to refinement and gentility.
The Press., 1885-09-03
M NaFFiede

Married
 Stafford Springs, 1st, at the residence of J. w. Dimock, by Rev. J. P. Hawley, Charles F. Beckwith and EdithG Snow all of Stafford Springs.
 Wilmington, 1st., by Rev. O. s. Morris, Wm. P. Neil and B. J. LaBonte, both of Will lington. -............... Woodstock, Aug. 17th, by Rev. A. H. Ben- nett, Jonathan c. Nichols of Woodstock and Miss Sarah V. Green of Worcester.
 Bolton, 2d, at the residence of Wm. R. Grant, by Rev. l.. H. Barber, Henry F. Parker, Esq, of South Coventry, and Caro- line H. Howard of Hartford.
The Press., 1885-09-03

nIsTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Probate lV Court, Sept. 1, 1885.
 Estate of Augusta A. Clark, late of UniOn in said district deceased.
 Ordered-That the administrator exhibit his ad- the Probate Oce in Stafford on the st day Of Sep. tember 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoOn and that all persons interested in sad estate may be notified thereof the administrator will this order to he published in newspaper printed in stafford, and post copy thereof on the sign-pos in said Union. Certified from Record. @
 JAMES F. CHAMBERLAIN, Judge.
The Press., 1885-09-03
ITO THE PUBLIC.

It was announced in the last issue of this paper that should retire from the Boot and Shoe business October 1st. My successor has changed his plans and will take the business the 10th of this month, twenty days earlier than at first proposed. This gives us only a few days to dispose of a large amount of Stock, and many will be disappointed because they failed to get the benefit of this great sale The advice is brief. Come at once. Don't put off until next week. You will find the Stock more complete today than tomorrow or any succeeding day to the 10th. Now will you accept the invitation or postpone buying Boots and Shoes and pay material advance from the ruling prices oftoday and until the 10th of the month at sssA
 CHAMBERLIN'S.
The Press., 1885-09-03

Palmer Journal For several years the government has been buying the surplus product of the silver mines and coining it into cheap and useless dollars. It is high time this partiality was ended. No let the government also buy the surplus product of the farmers, the iron, woolen and cot ton mills and other manufacturers, and business will boom, boomer, boomerang. The musty silver dollars might be gotten into circulation in this way, and ours would be really and truly paternal gov ernment.
The Press., 1885-09-03

A WEEK or two of warm weather now will be welcomed in behalf of corn and to- baeco fields, though potato growers fear the effect upon their fields of intensely hot weather after such copious rains.
The Press., 1885-09-03

Putnam Standard If your local paper happens to tread on your toes little in performing its mission don't you get your back up and abuse its editor, but stop and take good breath and think for season, and see if you can't remember some of the favors and kindnesses it has shown you in the past. Then reflect that it may not be long before you want some favors again.
The Press., 1885-09-03

THE old chestnuts about OysteRs, Sep tembeR, etc., are being put on the mark ct. Frown on them.
The Press., 1885-09-03
Died.

Died.
 Monson, Aug. 24th, Clarence L. Dean, 30 18th, Richard Stacy, 76. .... Stafford Springs, Aug. 28th, Clarence w., 10 months, son of Clarence w. and Lizzie Crane. 7 Holland, Aug. 22d, Jane Marsh, 63. Vernon, Aug. 24th, James Blinn, 81. Eastford, Aug. 29th, Oliver Bates. ?.
The Press., 1885-09-03

THE Puritan (yankee) and the Genesta English you know) will race next week. Will the eagle scream, or the lion roar :?
The Press., 1885-09-03

The total amount of beef consumed an- nually in the United States averages about 159 pounds to each inhabitant, while in England the average is but 1O1 pounds.
The Press., 1885-09-03

The Danbury News announces that last weeks shipments of hats from that place was again the largest on record.
The Press., 1885-09-03

Iron tubing from the United States is used in the Baku ore regions to convey oil from the hills to the shore of the Caspian
The Press., 1885-09-03


 OCT. 9TH AND 9TH.
 Because of the earnest solicitation of the Willimantic and Norwich societies to con- tinue the Eastern Connecticut trotting cir cult, the officers of the Stafford Agricultu- ral Society last Saturday voted to change the dates of the fair to Oct. Sth and 9th or about one week earlier. The days chosen are Thursday and Friday, for the reason that the union fair at Broad Brook is to be held on Wednesday of the same week. Next week we can give nearly full list of the leading attractions of the fair. Yield ing to repeated requests, another balloon ascension will be given, to surpass any previous one in size of balloon and other features. Also the dog and poultry show, so great an attraction last year, will be en- larged upon.
The Press., 1885-09-03

There are evidences of an almost unprec- edented rush of office seekers immediately after the president gets back. The hotels in Washington are informed of great many people expecting to be there next week, and the departments receive indica- tions in various ways of an expected over- flow of ffice-seeking visitors.
 There has been a decrease of $2, ,879, ,OOO in the pnblic debt during August.
The Press., 1885-09-03
Born .

North Coventry, Aug. 27th, daughter to Harkless s. and Carrie Usher.
 Stafford Springs, 2d, daughter to Alonzo F. Roswell. .s..
 Holland, Aug. 22d, daughter to- M. L. and Carrie J. Burdick.