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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11
Nlnninna

Rev. J. s. Howard, P. E. held q
quarterly meeting here last Saturday
and Sunday. Among the visitors we
may mention f. NJ. Cole and George
Miller from the extreme western pOr'
ton Of this county and F. J. Bruce
Of Ellsworth county.
Mr.. Frank BarWick, our popular
and efficient teacher, who has been III
for some days Is rapidly recovering
his health and will resume school
duties shortly.
The meeting which has been in
progress for more than three weeks Is
growing In interest. There have
been unusual manifestations OF Di-
vine power The prospects for an
extensive revival are quite encOurag-
ing.
Rev. J. 5. Howard will hold 8
quarterly meeting on Minneapolis
mission with Rev. VI. Lumer, pastor
OfCrOwn Point, next Saturday and
Sunday.
J. H. Banker, the enterprising and
successful proprietor Of the Salins
Home Nursery, is making extensive
preparations toward enlarging his
business. He deserves encourage
ment aud patronage. ZEP.
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erpsum Valley Farmers Club.

JANUARY Is, 1886.
The Club met at the residence Of II
H. Gillum. Called 10 order by the
president. The minutes were read
aud accepted.
Miss Jennie Miller favored the club
with some excellent music. Those
who were appointed for select read
ings were not prepared. DeclLma-
tiOns by Geo. Gillum, Lucy Manrles-
ter and Joel Kelly were well prep ired
aud well delivered. Club paper not
presented. Question Ia regard 10 re-
pealing the law giving 500 exemption
% hOuseholders, was opened by Mr..
Miller, followed by Messrs. Gillum,
Lloyd and Others. II was the opinion
that Il should be repealed.
Program for next meeting: Cues
ton for discussion, Resolved, that
taxation without representation Is un-
just. To open discussion, b. T..
Whitehead. Declarations, Sadie
Whitehead, jennie Halpin, and Mat
Hoameister. Select readings, Annie
Tinker, Lou Adams and Mrs. A. +.
Reynolds. Club paper, Mrs. J. G..
Lloyd. On motion the club was or
dered to meet at the residence Of Mr..
B. F. Whitehead, In five weeks, Feb.
20th.
On motion the club adjourned.
REPORTER.
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rHE greatest not which has Oc-
oarTed Ia London during this century
taok rlace Last Monday. It com
menced with q mass meeting Of TN
smployed mechanics about the Nelsnn
uno1umeng in Trafalgar square. The
Socialists taking advantage Of the
eoufusion stirred mp the masses 20
Fistous pTocseiiugs and q wild, yel-
ling mss of people paraded the
slroels. breaking window panes IN the
clsb .buildiugs, sssaulting the houses
oroaisctionsble people, breaking INTO
5eselry shops, taking possession 81
vine houses. bakeries, etc. aud guilty
ortarbulent scenes Of the French revo-
eution-tfe bioOd-shed counted out.
Singular ss Il may seem not a person
Was killed. The workingmen during
the rioi had repeated encounters with
TIE Socialists hence the rioters were
e gar with themselves. The work
lugmen simply started 10 seek redress
Gsr their grievances by addresses 20
TIE Government. and the Socialists
usder the leadership of one Burns,
tid everything In their power TO I'M
eise . bioady revolution. The police
Were poWerless e. act. One estimate
Fleces the numbers Of the rioters as
Atrh as sa.da The mob dispersed at
midnighL having spent les fury Ia
tlse acls alpnve described.
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Cure foF Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a
sense Of weight in the back, lOins,
and lower part Of the abdomen, caus-
ing the patient to suppose he has
some affection Of the kidneys or
neighbOring organs. At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, ~
fiatulency, uneaslness Of the stomach,
etc. A moisture like perspiration
producing a very disagreeable Itching
after getting warm, Is q very eoiu-
mon attendant. Blind, Bleeding aud
Itching Piles yield AZ once TO the
application Of DR.. BOsankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon
the parts affected, absorbing the
dOllors, allaying the intense itching,
and affecting q permanent cure
Price scots. Address, The DR.. BO-
sanko Medicine Co, Piqus, Ohio
aud by Oscar Settz.
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Annual iharoh Reunion.

The annual social reunion of the
Presbyterian Church will be held on
Thursday evening, February 18th, al
the residence Of w. G. Addison, 100 :.
10th st The Ladies' Aid Society will
serve the supper from 8 to 9 O'Clock
the proceeds To 20 to the church build.
Ing fund. These reunions have always
been pleasant gatherings. asthey bring
together the whole society in full
numbers once year, in social inter
course that sends its genial influence
over the whole year. All our friends
in both town and country are most
cordially invited. Con-.
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sALryA. FER. stu. 'ss


Mt Editor As the "WOmans Re
lief Corps design coming before the
citizens Of Sallna in 3 more public
manner than ever before, II you will
kindly spare me the space in your ex-
eellent paper 1 will try and give
something Of an idea what this order
has been aud are still doing. RELIEF
Corps means relief in every sense Of
the word, as many that have been as
sisted the past year, will no doubt
testify II called upon. The care Of
two old and infirm people needing
bedding for these cold winter nights,
was brought to Our notice, aud some
thick heavy comforts made aud i'm.
mediatly sent. -Four little mOtherless
children in one family were made
happy and comfortable for the winter
by the gin Of two suits eseh OF new
clothes, both for under and outside
wear several others have had shoes
given them, and still Others, coal for
The late bitter weather, and other ex-
penses have been incurred which are
not desirable to mention here for
although the chief aim Is 10 help the
soldiers widows aud orphans stiu
msuy Of these cases would have come
onto the city for help, had Il not been
for the ladies. We are systematic in
our charity. first going TO see what is
needed, then relieve according to our
means. or course such work takes
money, aud considerable Of Il too, and
we cordially invite the good people Of
Saiina b pairOniEe our Fair aud Art
Loan Exhibitn next week and thus
help q worthy cause.
MRs AoULrOS. Seeiy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

Mr.. Green, station agent. moved
into the new depot Tuesday.
The blacksmith, Mr.. Peck. wants
anether good blacksmith In las shop.
The frame OF SIR. Sharp store
building Is up aud neary en- .iOssd.
lt will be fine structure When cum
pleted.
West Aldueh came IN from 5aliDa
Tuesday evening with q travelling
man. He reports the roads ~ being
almost impossible between here and
Salina.
+. Z. Sharp took the train Wednes-
day morning for st. Louis TO finish
purchasing goods for the mammoth
store.
The Parmenter Bros. are erecting
quite a building for their meat mar
ket
Mr.. Butler from Jewell county has
located among US; he is building a
restaurant and also q Livery barn.
He has several teams and carriages
on hand at the present time, with
which to accommodate the public.
NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

A BILL giving the Attorney General
power 10 employ such additional
counsel as Is necessary to carry the
WalruG case 10 the Supreme Court for
the purpose Of testing the correctness
% Judge Brewers decision. and ap-
propriating g. 500 to pay all fees snd
expenses Of such additional counsel,
has passed both House and Senate
The Mugler case OF this county is also
involved In the same bill.
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Pohsla and Vicinity

The ground hog theory is May of -
All signs fail Ia sunny Kansas. All
the weather prophets take q back sect.
They may do IN some countries, but
la Kansas, never This makes thirty
two winters for the writer Ia Kansas,
and no two have been aIike. In 1885,
'56 We had forty-ave days Of steady
cold and snow, with the thermometer
a. low as 81 below zero, several morn
ings. Aad talk about snoWdTlfis In
TIE middle Of January, lass, near IT.
Riley, We we're u feet under snyE foF
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Nniina Of nis.nIntinn

The CO partnership heretofore exist
ing between o. ID. Jackson and J. NJ.
Jeflries having been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, the business will be con-
tinued by o. ID. Jackson & Co. at the
old stand. All aecOu nts due the late
firm should be psid to o. d. Jackson
who alone is authorized to receive
same. o. ID. JACKSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

The undersigned will sell at public
sale at Dave Eagles farm, = miles
south and mile west Of Pliny store,
in Gypsum township, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, on Thursday, February 2jth, 1886,
the following described property: Il
head OF horses u span Of good farm
mares. with foal spau heavy draft
hOrses, span three-yeaT old matched
rOadsters, span twO-year-old large
colts, l span yearline colts, extra
fine three-year-Old all purpose horse, I
gOOd honest farm hYr-el. IS head OF
graded cattle ll2 head of cows, S head
Of 2-yvar oils, 10 head yearling steers,
) heal yearliag heifers), so head of
stock nog> ~ brood sOws with pig, 5
head Of iine young boars, balance
stock hogs, 100 head of ewes, choice
bucks, 4 wagons, , spring wagons,
covered buggy, sets Of heavy har-
ness. set Of light harness, 1 Cassiday
sulky plOw. New Era Sulky plOw, ?
harrows, ? walking pl0ws, 5 eultiya-
tors, l Cant0n lister, aud other arti-
eles. viii also offer l Minnesota
Chief thteshing machine. 800 bushels
Of corn. Free lunch served on day Of
sale. a credit Of eight months will be
given Ou sums over s.. without inter
est IL paid when due. IL not paid
when due l2 per cent. interest from
date will be charged. A discount Of
five per cent. will be given for cash.
Sums under s. cash.
ID. A. EAGLES,
NJ. F. HECK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

SENATOR ISGALI.s' crest Is an open
eye, with the words In Latin, He
wins who h awake" Il is lucky that
the Senafor's reelection Is some i've
years away. That clest might "break
him all Up" with the grangers. A
crest g. as dangerous ~ the famous
sword which was suspended by a sin.
gle hair.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sci
Rheum, Fever Sores, Teiter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, OF no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25ets. per
box. FoR SALE by Oscar Seitz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

WANrED-Board and nom for my
wife, and baby two and 0ne-haif years
would IKE some pri~ate family, aud
travelling man viii Be al home over
Saturday and sunday. For full infor-
nation sddress-PUCK, care Paciic
House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

II ,igsen'ifOliow that q patient viii
die berause the doctors have "given
him up" or that he will recover be-
cause they have promised "tO poll
him through" Il is never TOO late 10
try the virtues Of Parker's Tonic.
SIR. Michael Gullfoyle, Of Bingham
ton, n. T.. was cured Of Rheumatism
BY il after ten years Of unspeakable
suffering. Mr.. r. w. Mosher. drug
gist, Of same city, cersihes that he
has cold over = thousand bottles Of
Parker's TcnIc through Ifs reputation
IOF this sad other cures. 5s-4W.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

THE eolored men at their meeting
n Topeka, Tuesday night, passed
Eesolutions requesting the nomination
Of Auditor McAbe. The meeting was
atiended BY representatives from ali
parts Of the State-Salina Included.
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Yon csnHsyeH

MY dear, what would give 10
have your hair2" is often said by
middIe-aged lsdies to young ones,
Madam. you may have just such hair.
Parker's hair Balsam will give It 10
you. II will stop your hair from fall
ing Of, restore :he original color and
make il long, thick. soft and glossy.
You need not stand heIplsssly envy
ing the girls. The Balsam is moi oily
not a lye. bat Is an elegant dressing.
and is especially recommended for It's
cleanliness and purity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

BEN. BUTLER claims that he has
examined the telephone controversy
ilf al il bearings and finds that
Attorney General Garland Il open 70
no criticism - a citizen or a public
odlcsr. Ben Butler has vouched for
Garland: now who will vOueh for
pnffar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

The Ladies Aid SSclety Of the
Lutheran church will bold social
this evening from O'Clock 10 Il
o. clock. at the home Of MIS-. 5. T.
Criss. No. 2Sl North Santa Fe avenue
All viii be cordially welcomed. A
spelling contest Is on the programme
for The evening.
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Publication Service.

In the Distiie, Court o. Saline County, Kansas.
John Spence, Plaintiff,
John H0uder and
Ella Houder,
Defendants.
no John Houder and Ella Houder, nOn-rcsi-
= dents. You are hereby notified that you
have been sued that the said plaintiff on she 3rd
day Of February, iss6, fied his petition against
you In the Distract Court of Saline County, Kan
sas and that you must answer said petition on or
before the lst day OF April iso6, the said petit
tiOu Will Be taken as true, and judgment be rem
dered accordingly, the nature of which judgment
will be adecree 70 compel the specihe 0erformancr
Of contract for the sale OF land, and requiring
you 70 make 70 the plaintiff good and suficieni
deed Of the ne< Of section u, township IS. range
I vest, IN Saline county kansas as provided IN
said contract, and for other equitable relief.
JOHN SPENCE
By Ranks a Moore, his attorneys.
Attest &C. J. FEEBEiCEsON, Clerk Of the District
Court. 23t
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1 viii sell or trade, part for city
property, the neqr Of section n, 10, )
", Glendale township, stone dwell
ing, 1880. one and one-half stories
high, gable front, summer kitchen
l2xll, good cave, sod chicken house,
Kansas stable, two wells, and creek
running through the farm, 81 seres in
wheat. 100 l-year-Old maple trees,
school house at hand. three miles
from new Railroad, three miles to
postotiiee. Consideration, 81 $40.
J. w. YATES, Sallna, Kansas.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

BUFFALO BILL was a visitor to
the Kansas Legislature the other day,
aecompanied by Mai. Inman- One Of
the Topeka papers thought Inman
hooked more as Buffalo Bill' is pop
ularly supposed 10 look than, Bill him
IL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

Mr. Ruskin recently said In q lee
ture on Arr II do not speak Of the
Celtic rsce because I should nov be
expected 10 say Keller aidsI cont
mean %, II only for fear that should
next be required to say Sc. Kekeiia."
Archdeacon Farrar Is telling Eng
lish audiences that during his long
journey through the United states be
saw less drunkeness than Ia . single
walk IN LQndon. He thinks America
Il Ear ahead Of England IN temper
ance work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

rHE Atlanta Constellation assever.
ales that John Brown was simply a
compoand of horse thief. ruiiian aud
cTank; was born % be hanged, aud
hla execution will always be justified
aad applauded in every civilized
coauiry under the sun" The C0Hsti-
tuiioa also Pronounees Eugene
Wares late poem on John Brown
s'slush." Civilized countries, ~ we'll
e. EaEene Ware and many other
millions of admirers Of John Brown,
are pleasei % ''play evenn on the
Coasifutioa by possessing a sure and
certain knowledge that that paper
and other haters of the old hero will
Be- fargOtten in q few short years,
while Browns precious soul will 60
marching on thrnsgh all the ages.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

THE dispatches tell Us that Leonard
Wood. q prominent business man OF
bridgeport, Conn. hanged himself in
q barn Saturday morning. The only
cause known for the dreadful deed
was that Wood had been assigned 70
the duty Of introducing Ex-Gov. st
John at q meeting which the latter
vas 10 address in Bridgeport that
evening. All future "Mr. Chairmen"
% Third Party meetings had better
take warning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

GENERAL w. >. HANCOCK, one Of
the most successful soldiers Of the late
war, died at Governors Island, New
YORK, last Tuesday morning. His
death was caused by q malignant car
huncle on the back Of his neck. His
age was ~ years. His successor will
t,e Schodeld. Within six months time
GeBsTals Grant, Mcclellan and Han
cock, three great soldiers, have passed
away. Gen. Hancock was master Of
ceremonies at the Grant funeral.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

THE bil authorizing COUNTIES and
sacorperatei elites 90 encourage the
eerelapnleut of coal. natural gas and
1thef resources % their localities by
saaseEIbing 10 the stock Of companies
~ snch parpose-hss passed the KAT
aas ssunle On the following form
HRzEos {. That any county OF In
esf1,8raled city in tha stale. for she
nalzose 81 encoeraFi1E the develop
enl 81 TIE ualufal reeQefrs uf their
E1zneciFe looaiiiiss, msy subscri5e b
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

GENERAL W. r RowLEY. formerly
military secretary 20 General Grant
died at The residence OF his daughter
in Chicago. Tuesday afternoon, ct the
- nf g.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

THE Prince Of Wales was requested
BY a pulplisher % send him list of
one hundred of the greatest authors.
He declined 30 tabulate the full list
hut furnished quite a number Of those
who should be excluded. Among
these b the great Thackery. The
Heuse Of Brunswick 10 the latest gen
GRAFTON will never forgive Thackery
Cor immortaliEing the meaness and
vices 81 their royal kennel As IL ex-
isied two and three generations ago.
Hence the Princes stab at that primes
English moralists and satirists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

Quite q number Of new members
were enrolled last Monday evening.
The intention Of the Union l. 10 give
several concerts in the near future.
New members may still enter and ell
Joy the benefit Of this voice culture
on Mondays at 80 P N.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

CHARLEs q. Cox, formerly brevet
Majar q. :. Army. died ia Mon-
tana last month. Major Cox, it will
Be remembered, was a former resi-
deut of Junction City. during which
time he represented Davis county in
the Legislature. He was an eloquent
speaker and attained some eonsidera-
hle prominence in the state as DEM
ocEatic orator. He was addicted to
excessive drinking, and was very un-
principled. He was compelled to fee
orora the State on account Of enbez-
Elemsnt. He Afterwards was q men,
ber of the Montana Legislature. He
made numerous trips % salina
while = resident Of Junction City,
snd was quite well known here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

Frank Kinds, Carriage trimmer,
I2s Fifih street, manufactures Cpsh-
ions, Bacts. Fails, and Dashes-up-
holstsring done In the best style.
Work guaranteed to b ne bssL Give
him . trial, ".
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Real Estate eonveyancas for week
ending FEB. eth, 1855, furnished By
Wight, Henns 4 Lynn. Abstractors Of
titles, Sslina, Kansas:
A Wiley Jr and VT TO National
Solar SaltCO Whf nwqr 3 Is iW 4
sI %.
Moses r and Agues b Poole TO r 4
Maynard ni being the n 10 n Lot III
7th street Salina " q $50 90.
Mrs Margaret Potts 20 r. p Free
man Sr nwaF 8 IA 4W " d $500 90.
William A Gahan and VI 10 Mary
C Cable neQr IS Az " d s2400 %.
Chas G Spies and VT to George w
Lee Lot IT8 Tth street Salina " d $2l5.
J Dean Colony 70 Ellie Z Kendall
sWqr Of nWqr and nWqr Of swqr u
5W W d $3.50 O0.
Francis & Faulkner aud vi 70 J
Dean Colony sWqr Of nwqr aud nwqr
OfsWqr "A 5W q c q 81 %.
B r Spliman 20 John Schmith Lot
II sth street Salina " d Sl25 90
UP Ry Kan Div TO John q Bank
eF Lot and Blk > BrOokville Rect
S35 90.
John @ Banker and VT TO George
Fritz Lot and Blk . BrOOkville
" d $50 %.
State Of Kansas 10 John Lundfors
swqr 80 IS 5W pat $3.50 90.
Andrew J Maddox and vi 10 John
s Cobb neqr6 i3 4W " d $1,000 90
&c and r. G Kear 30 Gen Kruger
and J d HAgan part Of u Il 3W " d
S675 90
JMand N Erickson to Mary A
J0rdOu Lot 69 7th street Sailua " Il
$3.50 %.
US A tn Peter Carlson wifi Of the
seqr 32 IS So pat
g . A 10 James B Hall nwqr - l6
5W pat.
UP Ry Co to Albert L Glllingham
shf neqr 25 rs 5w S2l6 90.
A and A w Duff IU John Anderson
ehf neqr4 4 10 4W deed $3.50 %
+ and g VanNye % Joseph ID ~
can Lot 2l Blk 81 BrOOkville " d
$3.50 90.
UsA to Ezra W Dow nhf nwqr
. 10 3w pat.
Mary E. Chase to Edwin E Chase
nhf nWqr % 10 Sw q d 81 90 aud
other CO.'S
Rachael MeMaAus to John B Mills
part Of Lot 4 Blk 80 " d 80 90.
George + and n Z bingham to
Joseph NJ Vankirk Lot 81 5tn street
Salina " Sl25 90.
Ms aud ) Martin to Lucinda A
Dingman part OF neqr II IA 3E " d
2lO0.
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The colOred citizens Of 'Salina. held
3 caucus meeting, Friday evening.
Feb. 5th., at the Second Baptist
church, to elect delegate to meet at
the mass meeting to be held in Top, .
ka on the 9th inst, to recommend
Col. J. NJ. Brown to the next Repub-
lican State convention ss q candidate
for State Auditor.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. r. B. DePriest, who briefly stated
the object Ofthe meeting. Mr. J. L
Davis was elected chairman and w.
n. Garnett, Secretary. The follow
log committee on resolutions was ap
pointed: A. d. Hine, John smith, w.
A. Holley, H. Q. Tuck aud R B De-
Priest. The committee submitted the
following report:
WHEREAS, We believe that Col. J.
NJ. Brown is the choice Of the MAORI
ty Of the cOlOred people in Saline
county for State Auditor; therefore
Resolved, That the delegate to the
Mass meeting At Topeka on Feb. 9th,
be instructed 90 urge said mass meet
ing to take legal steps In bringing
Col J. VI. Brown before the Republi-
can convention ss q candidate for
State Auditor.
A. d. HINE,
Chairman Of committee.
After some short addresses from
several gentlemen, the report was
adopted. The following named gen
tlemen was nominated for the dele
CATION: J. L. Davis, A. d Hine, w.
H. Garnett, and r K. DePrIest. !.
L. Davis was elected over all by vote
taken by ballot. w. H. Garnett elect
ed Alternate. By q unanimous vste
the election was confirmed, after
which the meeting adjourned.
J. L. DAVIS, Chairman,
w, II. GaFnett, Secretary
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TFURspAY. DE. iI. -.
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THE JOURNAL.

emeiai oFaan uf8allao County ane
elis City 81 eaiinn.