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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE trustees
Of Mount Motlah Cemetery have pre-.
sented the trustees Of the Mccullough
monument fund with . plot Of ground
thifty feet square. The Offer has been 90.
cepted by Mrs, Mccullough and the tfua.
lees, and the body Of the tragedian and
also that Of his son will be Inferred as
soon as the vault can be built to receive
than.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

6pettdt Dttpate1 70 +he IMts1IpehcG'
srEuBESvlLLR, March l1.-Early this
morning the sody OF q man was found on
the Panhandle track at Golfers, q few
miles east OF this city, mangled beyond
recognition, Itissupposed from his dress
that he was q brakeman, and while pass
ipp from car to car fell through. Nothing
vas found about his clothing by which he
could be identified.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
In.t nnit

New HAVEN, or., March 11.-About
one hundred and twenty molders and
City laborers in Sargent & Co.'s foundry
struck this morning. They are not dis
satisfied with the wages, but are com.
PEELED 10 quit by the order OF an organiza-
ton Of which they are members. They
were given increased wages within short
time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
viii Not Participate.

CHICAGO, liz, March 1.-THE Switch.
mems Union met at their hall last even.
ing. u wgs said that no sYitchmen con.
neCted with any Eoads in Chicago had any
cause for disBatlsiaCLion, and that the Chi.
Cago union would not participate In any
OF The strikes now In progress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

III, Ohio House Of Representatives has
.,.'.J 4 A bill obliterating the color line, in
's T., sboIishing all laws discriminating
W. 1,,,s, the colored citizen, One Republic
" 's and five democrats voted against the
.,.,,ve Of the bill. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

VlcEsBuBa, MISS, March lg.-Ihe
stssmer Ike Bonham blew up to-day
eleven miles below this city. Mate Will
liam glAndre and several riegroes'were
Killed, and the pilot, I'D McElroy engln,.
eef ChAfies Gitafd and q number ot deck
hands severely wounded,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

ia, story Of the distress Of the inhabl-
.,.,. on the Islands OF the west coast Of
',.l,nJ I is heartrending. Where women
1.-the a clothing oil their backs to procure
I'oI forlho children the situation must
n. .A,trrmely critical.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
Cotton MIL strike.

SARATOGA, N. Y, March 1.-THE cot.
ton mills at Victoria were shut down this
afternoon, owing 10 q strike Of the opera.
tors. The mills employ about 500 hands,
and they all went out. The men were re-
iusedan advance Of 10 percent on their
pfeaeflt wapea,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

toEneys set up the claim to q common-lRW
marriage, contending that he had repeat
edly introduced her here as his wife. She
claimed that q private ceremony, which
she supposed to be perfect marriage con-
tract, had been performed in New York,
but that 1t was not OF record.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
In Their own Hands.

PHILADELPHIA, March II. Referring to
the strike on the Gould system, Grand
Master Powderly, Of the Knights OF Labor,
said this evening: 1.-THE district assem-
bly, Of Texas has not appealed to the Gem
eral Executive Board for advice or assist.
ance, and the matter is in their hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

ATLANTA, GA, March 1.-THE District
Executive Committee Of knights Of Labor
upon a full investigation Of tho boycott
against Atlanta Constitution has declared
the boycott oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
ANoTnEl. GusHEB,
Another Big Well struck in the waSninEtoS
OIL Field.

Special Dtspaleh 10 &s latelltgAer.
wAsuINoToN, Pa, March IL The
Pew 4 Emerson well on the Manifold
farm, fourteen hundred and fifty feet
deep, and one hundred and twenty rods
north Of the Smith, came in as a big
gusher this morning. The most con-
seryative operators estimate 1t at one
hundred barrels, though the more san:
guine claim as high as fifteen hundred
barrels. The well has spurted q big
column OF oil above the derrick every
sixteen minutes all day, and fully three
hundred spectators witnessed the sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

,,,opDIyo to theaccounts OF the last re-
"t ,,,.D Of tho President at the White
rsppoD i,i... the decolstte costumes OF the
} a'u' 9'.s have fallen into "inuOCuOus desue'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
ANoTnER FAoToRY sTARTs.
The Niles, o., FAStOFy Goes Np But NO
Feeders Go to Work,

Feeders Go to Work,
CLEyELAND, o., March ll,-A Compro-
mise has been effected between the nAilelu
and operators OF the Falcon Nail Works at
Niles, Ohio, and 10 out of the "A machines
resumed to-day after an idleness OF ten
months, The feeders are dissatisfied with
the terms and refuse to go to work. The
machines started to-day were run by the
nailers themselves,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
TIInIL

RREss-on Thuniay, March II, 1886, al ii;h1
O'Clock r. NJ Al his feAldOnOe, No, 10i eeVentg0hlh
street. LARJRiOua KAEas, In the GA yoAt oi hiaagO,
Funeral notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12
T.s Administration, it is said, will keep
IL, i'l So will the tabled umbrella

o,, Mr., Pugh, what did you do? That
t,s5 g1' rau ' ought MOTTO. For your words
'asI i.J IN for Bourbon food, have fallen by
~ t5''sa,r s,y,ide into 'ipnOcuOus desuetuds'"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-12

j. I, BroNE has removed his shos store
70 No, 1914 Main street, Eve dootS below
Market alley,
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0hs GntelliasafsE',

-; So.. IS aud a. Foattssnll street,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
AssnrlaNsu,.


DR.. +. ID. Bradley and ]. w. Willis
have procured the famous cancer cure
from the gentleman who cured MessFs.
HRgieT, Davis, Cochran and others in
Bridgeport q short time ago. The
remedy Is purely vegetable and has
never been known to fail In tn 'ry
worst cases. Already severa titles
from different parts Of the sta have
placed themselves under the - Or's
treatment. Any one suffering from
this dread disease should cOmmuni-
cate with DR.. Bradley at once.
Swanson & Co. tied up one hun
dred dollars worth Of goods Saturday
evening after supper.
r. M. Knox is now a full pledged
insurance agent. He represents some
Of the best companies I'm the United
States and England.
And there came into our city q man
from afar off, and he tarried with US,
10 these many months. And the
stranger whose surname Is Peter,
found favor in the sight Of our peO-
pie, InsOmuch that the people gather
ed themselves together, aud said one
unto the other, LET Us enter into q
covenant with this man that we may
have bread for ourselves and for our
children" And when Peter heard
them he said, at is we'll" And the
people said we will pay unto thee
so many pieces Of silver upon the
fifteenth day Of the fourth month and
there was much rejoicing In our midst.
But when the day came the people
called unto Peter, saying, How are
we 70 know that this is q mill? 1t
may be q brewery, or 10 may be an
opera house, And Peter became very
wrOth aud said, 81 will go TO Salina
and when I return woe be unto yOu.n
And Peter jOurneyed 10 the city Of
learning aud all the people went with
him. And they spake unto one Of the
wise men therein, who has studied
the law, and who seems to LOvitt.
And be said unto them "Return
into your own country, pay unto
Peter what is due him, for he has
surely got the drop ON yOu," and our
people returned to their homes, sad
der, wiser and poorer. Verify he
laughs best who laughs last.
Non NOMEN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

Spring is here In all It's glory. Fruit
trees which were injured but little
last winter are covered with rich
bloom promising again an
abundance Of fruit, excepting peach
trees, which are 8 thing OF the past.
BlackberTies, grapes, plums, june
berries, black curIants, cherries and
nearly all small fruits, which were
but little injured by the cold winter,
promises a good yield.
The Club was we'll attended-all the
exercises were very interesting.
Pieces selected by the readers, and
defamation showed their desire to
please and instruct the large audi
ence, which was fully appreciated.
There being no organ present, music
was dispensed with, which we are as
sured will not occur again.
We had the pleasure Of shaking
hands with Uncle Peeler and his es-
timable lady at the club.
Mr. Wood and lady returned TO
Newton last week much pleased with
the valley, and In visiting Clarke's
rancho and being shown around and
through the immense barns by the
gentlemAnly proprietor, said it sur
passed any like place he ever saw.
Mr.. Blesh and sister, of Hope, spent
the Sabbath at Mr.. Gillum's, also e.
A. Laubenguyer with Allie b. Gillum
who were former classmates at the
Lawrence University.
Mrs. GFider, who has been In IN
health for sometime, hiss gone to Solo
HnfH HrlN Ia Al - n
Of recovering her health.
The town Board have again shown
their desire 10 make the public CON-
Portable at the hall by sealing Il with
chairs.
Rev. Kirkland preached at the hall
last Sabbath. Rev. Miller breaches
there next Sabbath at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and on May ?, Rev. Burrell will
preach at 10 A. n.
Sabbath school is now held at the
hail.
Corn Is coming in quite freely.
The town shows q lively appear
ance with farmers teams coming In
with grain and hogs for shipment.
Billy Shamleffer, mayor Of Council
uEuNc anu MI DdIIoMfoi EtAulOuAMAt /
Wis, brOther-in-law Of Col. Everest, |
spent Sunday evening at Chico and |
were pleased with its prosperity.
The Chico Advertiser made its ap-
pearance last Saturday evening and /
gave universal satisfaction, showing |
we have an intelligent and live editor /
with q heartfelt desire % build up and /
improve the community. Friends
step forward, give him your names
and support.
The town board have given the car.
penters Instructions 10 60 on and fin
Ish the store rooms In town building, /
which will soon be occupied.
SCRIBBLER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

The next meeting Of the saiina
Teachers Association win Be held IN
Salina the iirst Saturday IN May, the
programme Of which win be publish
cd next week. An invitation has
BEEN extended 10 the Mcpherson
County Teachers and 3 large delega-
ton Is assured.
Our Clothing is better made, better
fitting, better styles, and cheaper than
you can buy ct any other store In the
state. st ObeF's One Price Cash Cloth
ing House.
have q limited amount Of money
to. loan on improved farms and city
business property, in sums Of 81 900 20
5000, on 5 yeaFs' time, at current
raies. n. +. CARROLL.
w. E. Bowen is prepared to furnish
the cleaFest and best ice eyer furnish
ed the citizens Of Salina before. he
has his Ice house full and overioWing
The supply is inexhaustible, and he
will guarantee 20 furnish bis patrons
all summer with the best Ice the mar
ket affords. All orders LEFT with him
will be filled with prOmptness and
fidelity. lift
Groceries, choice, fresh and cheap
at Ober's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
Men Cambria Gatherings.
Weather spring like.

Weather spring like.
Farmers busy planting corn.
The wheat IN the valley Is coming
out fine since the late rains and q hall
crop is now assured
Mr.. s. Stephens, Of Marquette,
MePheFeOn county, spent q few days
here last week, visiting the family OF
s. p. D0nmyeT.
w. III. Packard returned last Tues
day morning from q business trip 20
Kansas City.
Samuel Reaser is improving The ap-
pearanee Of his hotel building with q
fresh coat Of paint.
Mrs. Rev. Mcdowell, with her two
little daughters, spent Tuesday here
with Mrs. q. w. Walek, leaving on
the evening train for for their home
in Lincoln Center.
Rev. n. Manshardt, Q German min
lister, has moved into the vacant house
Of B. F. Marlin, half q mile west Of
town.
Mr.. VIII PaFke Of Johnstown, Pa,
spent last week here with s. P. Donm-
yer and family. Mr. Parke spent the
summer here six years ago and be is
loud In his praise Of the Improvements
that have been made since his resi-
denee here.
The play "skiDped by the light Of
the moon" was carried out In reality
here last week by one who was sup
posed 10 be q permanent resident Of
the town. Fortunately he left no
debts except q months boarding at
the hotel.
Several new members have been
added 70 the Cambria City brass band.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
Published Thursday. Aprn q, isss.
Ordinance No. 485.

AN ORDINANCE amending Section tEo Cd nf
Ordinances No. 81 being an Ordinance concern
Ing the running a large Of certain animals in
The city Of Saiina.
Be q ordained 6y tEe Mayor and OOuI1-
ciiD1en Of the City Of Sdtind, Kdnsds :
SEcTIoH /. That section one sf ordinance No.
81, entitled san ordinance concerning the running
at large Of certain animals in the city Of salina
Be amended % as 70 read - follows Bee. That
u shall Be unlawful for the owner OF person hav-
Ing in charge any Of the animals hsreinafter
named, % wit horses, males cattle sheep, goats.
hol, chickens, ducks, turkeys, geeee, o. other
fowl, 70 ALLOW the same 10 run a. large within the
limits Of the city Of Saina; and eli such animals
found running At large IN said city hereby de-
elared 70 Be public nuisances.
SEC. 3. That original section o1e Of said orii-
nance No. - be and the same Is hereby repealed
SECS That this ordinance shall take elect
and be IN force from and after its publication
In the SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Approved March 29th, l855.
WILLIS BR15TOI., Mayor.
hereby certify the above and foregoing % b
true and correct cops Of an ordinaneo pissed b
the Mayor and councilman 1.-THE City Of Balina,
Kanaas. on the 18th day Of March, isS8.
3 g BOWEN, CITY CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

The regular meeting Of tbs WO-
man's Relief Corps viii be held next
Friday at P. NJ. April Esd. A gen.
eral attendance h requested.
E. n. NJ, Secretary.
Our clothing is better made, better
fitting, better and cheaper than you
can buy IN any other store In the
state, at Ober's One Price Cash Cloth
ing House.
Next Sunday at the Methodist
church. services will be conducted by
the Pastor AZ follows: II A. NJ, Eas-
ter sermon, text, Rev. las. 7;45 P.
NJ, 5ubject-'Ths Chambers Of Imag-
ery-Text, Ezekiel viii II.
An elegant line Of Furcsman and
Chenille curtains. also lace curtains
Of every kind. Cheap Is the word at
E. w. Ober's.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday night (April 81 Rev. w. A.
Glmkins win give his third and last
sermon on The Duration Of Rstsre
Punishment. Sests free. All are
welcome.
Never Wss such q stock Of dress
goods for sale In Kansas, a. is for sale
at e. W. Ober's Old Reliable and
Mammoth Store.
Episcopal church services toner
row GOOD friday 10 A. N. and T:S0
P. N. Easter Sunday, q full service
with Holy Communion at IL A. n.
Sunday School service at p. N.
Night service at o'clock.
Never was such q stock Of dress
goods for sale In Kansas, as is for sale
at E. w. Ober's Old Reliable and
Mammoth Corner Store.
The Fifth District W. G. T. U. con-
YentlOn win be held at Clay Center,
Clay county, Kan, Apr. % and SOth.
Mrs. E. H. st. John, Mrs. Rastall and
Others will be with us, and we prom
ise an excellent programme.
MRS. d. A. EVANS, President.
MRS. DIR. DABNEY, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
FOgrER. the reguIalOr Of the weath.

FOSTER, the regulator Of the wealth
er ia the LeavenwOrth Times, says:
Whatever ought to be planted be-
fore 10th of May should be planted
now. The wet weather Of last days
Of April, followed by cold, will rot
corn that is planted too late to be up
before 27th OF this month. The frosts
which will occur last o, April or first
of May will not hurt corn. Plant
now or walt ill the ground gets In
good condition after first Of May.
Make preparations to protect plants
from frost during last Of this month
aRd first Of May. Heavy frOsts will
occur. Corn planted on 5th 9th 18th
and 18th Of May will do better chan 10
pIant between 25th and 30th Of April.
No s1peFStitiOus ideas connected with
this advice, but It simply has refer
ence 90 the condition Of the corn
ground at the dates given.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

100 elegant ChrOmOs Ia elegant
frames to be given away. For partie-
ulars call at Ober's One Price Cash
Clothing House.
WANTED-A good laundry girl.
Good wages paid a competent person.
WHITMAN HOUSE.
Now Is the time TO buy goods cheap,
and Ober's is the place to buy them.
Notes cashed by C. B. Quincy. Of
fee over Crippen, Lawrence & Co.
For KENT-A fine valley farm near
New Cambria. J.W. DAILY.
13-lt.
A good man TO sell Estey organs
and Pianos.
:. g. PARKER, Agent,
Salina, Kansas.
WANTED-BOard and lodging in
private house. Address,
MRS. LAY,
South Santa Fe, No. 2Ol.
Carload choice eating potatoes Just
received direct from Greeley, Cal, at
E. w. Ober's.
WANTED-A good laundry girl.
Good wages paid competent person.
WHITMAN HOUSE.
I will pay highest market price for
fat cattle, hogs, sheep, game, poultry
and fsh. A. g. SToLPER,
Daily Block.
WANTED-A good laundry girl.
Good wages paid 3 competent person.
WHITMAN HOUSE.
FOR SALE or bushels No. Mis-
souri, Evergreen Broom Corn seed.
Apply to Fremont Simmons.
Water-takers are requested to close
their lawn hydrants by 8 o'clock p.
N. each day. HENRY BAKER,
Sup't. Water Co.
WANTED-TwO experienced dining
room giFls-of good address-liberal
wages. Address A. L. Parker, Min
KS. I4-2w.
For See.
A good secondhand Piano for sale
cheap for cash. sc. PARKER.
J. A. Nelson has added a boot and
shoe department to his store, and has
complete stock In this line.
A 1rst-elass uphOlsterer has been
engaged by w. & n. d. Berg, and is |
ready to fill all orders promptly. 1874
For RENF-A neat little store room |
North Santa Fe. Enquire Of D. D.
Stewart, carpenter. 9tf.
UphOlstering done in frst-elass style
BY the new upholstereF at W. &M.
Berg's. Leave your orders. 1924
Notice.
Whereas my wife, NJ. A. DOwd, len
ny bed and board without any Just
will not be responsible
ior any debts she may contract.
I4-St. d. Down.
We have 10000 yards Of Hamburg
Embroideries bought very cheap, in
act at about half price. They are all
oE sale at like prices. For instance %
'ent goods at 10 cents 80 cent goods
4 Is cents, &c. Come and see the
many bargains at E. w. Ober's One
Price Cash Clothing House.
F. H. Piekrell has had his delivery
arriage repaired in fine style, 90 thst
Is now one Of the most comfortable
Iacks in the city. he win receive
rders for passengers aud baggage 10
II the trains, and will obey orders to
be letter. He proposes to make his
Inc the most popular Of any in the
ity. Try him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

A NOTICE was found on the HOgden
school at st. Louis Friday, asking the
boys to strike. The three ring-lead-
ers In the affair were thrashed by the
principal. At other schools the pu-
pills have petitOned for a shorter re-
cess, aud an earlier adjournment In
the evening; while still Others, who
have no music in their souls. rebel
against the teachers who have a"fad"
for singing. About thirty or more
boys in the Madison School refused TO
enter the building for the afternoon
session, and marched down the street
in military faahion. They claimed
to be on a strike, and want an hour
for recess, and school 10 be let out at
8 o'clock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

G. D. GOtwald, pastor. Prayer ser
vice this Thursday evening, ct T:S0
O'Clock. Services appropriate 10 Good
FridaywiIl be held tomorrow morning
at II O'Clock. All are invited. On
next Lords day, Easter, the Lords
Supper viii be administered ct II
O'Clock, at which time the pastors
catechetical class viii be confirmed.
The usual evening services win be
held ct T:30 O'Clock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

HKNRY WARD BEEcHER asseris
that the Democrats party is .
dOubie-eared ass" A man by the
name OF Cleveland, whom Henry
Ward supported for the Presidency in
1854, is supposed 10 be a large part Of
the head Of the Democratic party.
Would the distinguished gentleman
have 1t understOod that be supported
q 'dOubled-eared assn for the Presi-
dency?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

A NATIONAL Sanitary Convention,
the object Of which will be TO afford
an opportunity for an expression Of
opinion on matters relating 10 the
public health and the discussion Of
methods looking towards an advance
ment In the sanitary conditions Of
the Commonwealth, the prevention Of
sickness and avoidabIe death. and the
improvement Of the conditions Of liv-
ing, will be held In Philadelphia, un-
der the auspices Of the State Board Of
Health, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, May u, IS, and IA, 1886.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
Elna nrlrlnn Horss Far SEE.

I ofer for sale my standard bred
driving horse "Ben,n sired By Ben
Patchen out Of Geo. u. Patehen.
Ben Is one Of the colts I bought ct
Capt. Tougb's sale ct LeavenWorth.
Re Is one Of the best ifnot The best
stopper that has ever bsen tracked
In the county. Also 0liez for ealc .
nice. coed sized 5-year old riding Or
driving pony--both win Be sold Fes-
scusbls W.R eR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
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VII Ne o. EnrTuaza uurvEnED,2 3.
]. ReloFe TeEchera' Aacclatiura q
g In 6ehool-Disffict Heelings2
VII Il TuE cErlcE suFfLfED WrEn EEcoED
BOOK srITA1Lz. Oh TuH REcuEDs EnQUInEp ~
THE ExEsTme Lawf Ne.
X No Of certificates Eran.ed Ia grade, Q;
- Erate.t 81 Era1e, 2; tsmnorary,a
= ~ sllss s.psrtss.telf q R-tlfe lasFucias, n
Pets. Eaa.1fs
hereby ccriIfy he above 20 Be q oorrcct utato-
nent of he Work q thls o1ce iu The ui1liers
herein reported, fnr The quarter ending Ills ity.
Dated a salina, thia l2ih day of April, ls5i-
AGNE3 }. CARRUTHEEf3 County Sap't,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22
Mnl For sale.

The Gaylord Mills" located about
81 miles southeast Of Gaylord, Smith
Co., Kansas, on the north fork Of the
Solomon River. The property con
sists Of 50 acres land, Merchant and
Exchange Mill, 3 small houses, stable,
hog yards, etc. The mill is equipped
with four run Of stone, 4 bolting reels,
Separator, Shutter, Brush Machine,
Purifier, and all the other machinery
necessary for use and convenience.
The power is furnished by q 46-lnch
Lefiie Turbine wheel under about 8
foot head Of water and is ample power
at all times. The property Is offered
for $4,000 and is . bargain. Time
win be given on part. For further
particulars, address OF call on,
d. s. ROBERTS & SoN,
Gaylord, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-22

THE Democratic State Central Com
mittee Of Indiana, have come TO the
solemn, deliberate opinion that there
Is 40 walk away" for Democracy In
that State owing to the opposition In
the party 60 the administration.
What pleasant thought 1t must be
for the HoOsier who has seen his
party nationally out Of power for
twenty-five years, come back to its
own again with a President whom
10 has not a particle Of love for.
He feels much as EnOch Arden did
when he returned to find his wife the
spouse Of another man.