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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30
Notice or Special Meeting OF the
City Council.

n OTfcH Is HEREBV oIvEN that q special
~ meeting Of the city council viii Be held az
the conncli room IN the city Of salina. on Tues
day the 5th dag Of October lsSG. af O'Clock p.
n, for the purpose q hearing aliy complaint
that may b made - % the valuation q ans loi
or piece oi ground appraised By the afpralsers
appointed Tor that purpose which aprr1isement
has been returned b TIE city council a. follows I.
Oh the Westside oi FOurth street frun the center
of Jos Nc el % TIE center q lot No. i2i on the
east side Of Flfih street ifun TIE centcr of lot
No. e1 % thf eeuter q iot No. is3 ;ol the west
side Of FIN street lFqm the center of lot No. -
20 the center q lot No. ia on the east side of
santa Re aVenne frun tfe center cf iof Nc 50 81
the center a lOi No. II On 3he west side 0f
c4uta Fe Avenue from Irun Avenue % the center
of iut No. 11i on the east sile 81 seventh street
frum Iron aFenue su1ih % TIE center q iot No.
~ On the vest side q seventh street lruin the
center of lol 20. S % he ceuteT of lot No. t2f
90 the east side q EiEhih street from the center
% loi No. a3 % TIE centerot LOT No. Ia An per
sons interested Ia any Ct said property are here
by notified that they can attend szld special
meeting uf t1e elty council. n any aeulnplalnt
they have. when they win Be heard
Witness ms hand and the c1rp0rate seal d ne
city of SELMA HanEEa
floae q salina, Kansas. this z1lh day Of Sep
teIaber. fe7G WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayur.
Attest r Z. BOWEN, Ciir Cierk,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

Farm laans negotiated BY Neon
nell q WIldman.
Briggs 4 Gebhsrt have The finest
and largest ass0rtmentof Of stoves in the
west. s5-st.
Farm loans negotiated By Neon
nell 4 Wildman.
Always fresh bread. pies. CAKES and
eonfectIoneEies ct the California Res
tsurant and Vienna Bakery. asst.
Farm loans negOtIased by Neon
nell 4 Wildman.
Garland, Splendid snd Royal Ar
gand base burners-tbe three finest in
the market. st Briggs a Gebbart's.
Ss-St.
Farm loans negotiated by Neon
neil & Wildman.
A new bakery, called the Vienna
Bakery, has been opened Ia connee-
ton with the CalifoTnia Restaurant,
run 80 successfully by Fred Cranz.
S5-st.
Garland, Splendid and Royal Ar
gand bAse burners-the three finest In
the market, at Briggs q Gebhsrt's.
s5-st.
Briggs & Gebhart have the finest
and largest assortment Of stoves In the
west. S5-St.
Briggs & GebhaFt have received
car OF Abbott buggies aud road carts.
s5-st.
WANTED-GOOd sewing girls and
two apprentice girls. Apply TO Miss
n. E. Bates, Open House Block, sa-
line. 96-2w.
Briggs 4 Gebhart have received q
car Of Abbott bnggies and road carts
s5-St.
A splendid oven, good material and
q first-e class baker will always insure
goOod bread. At the Vienna Bakery.
the new bakery Of the California Res
taurant. S5-St
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AssarlaNews.

A slight frost here last Tuesday
morning.
A number Of farmers are still SOW
/ ing winter wheat. The grOwlng
wheat is suffering for rain.
John A. ChalsOn was appointed
city marshal last Monday night.
A bookkeeping class will be organ.
lied at the Assaria school house on
Thursday evening, Oct. I, by Emmii
McCarty. The tuition fee will be s.
for the term Of thirty lessons. The
class will meet on such evenings ~
the members may agree upon. This
will be . good chance for those who
have not time 10 attend college, to GET
3 knowledge Of bookkeeping, com.
mercial paper, &c.
The city clerks report shows that
our young city though not rich, rs on
q solid financial footing. Amount OF
license and dog tax collected Is S2S3.
Warrants drawn on treasurer, $l34.4S
leaving 3 balance In the treasury OF
Slss.52
Mr.. Gardiner, q colored preacher
Of Clay Center, preached at the
school house last week.
Miss Carleton, OF Salina. was in the
city Tuesday, canvasslng for "0ur
Album Of Authors" Every well
regulated household should have one
Of these books. Non NOMEN.
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RePUsuJAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans will meet in dele
gate convention at the Court House in
the 9th Of Salina on Saturday, OetO-
her 18th, 1885. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for
the purpose Of placing In nomination
the candidates for the following eoun-
ty Offices: County Attorney, Clerk Of
the District Court, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, Probate Judge,
Commissioner for First District Ito
al vacancy, Commissioner for Sec
ond District, Representative In the
Legislature, and to choose q Republi
can central committee for the ensuing
year.
The basis OF representation In said
Convention has been fixed Hs follows:
One delegate for every 3 votes and
one delegate for every fraction Of l8
votes or over cast for James @. Blaine
ct the election Of November, 1884,
under which appOrtiOnment each pre-
oinet will be entitled 70 representation
ss f6iloWss
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~ Doodle Will win, the Anderson
men have the advantage. They have
an unlimited supply Of It. and are
using it among the PuFohssable states
men through the District. But Il
viii not win. The district cannot be
cold ous. The Anderson managers In
this county have already commenced
using money. They will no doubt
use the bulk Of it on the eve Of cleo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

The N0rths0estern Chronicle, the
personal organ OF Bishop Ireland Of
the Catholic church, has n strong edI-
tOrial on the 9th, endorsing the Re
publican platforms Of Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Dakota. virtually
pledging the support Of the church
to the Republican candidates I'm these
states. The declaration is made be-
cause Of the Republican platforms In
the states mentioned declaring in fa-
vOr Of high license. The Chronicle
says:
At last one Of the great political par
ties has had the courage to break
away from the saloon daEnnation aud
declare itself 10 favor Of controlling
the liquor traffic.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

DURfEG the st. John and Click
campaign, four ysars ago, John A.
Anderson went to . prominent Click
man In Sallna to ascertain how the
voting sentiment was uron the two
oaadidates for Governor. When be
found that Click would probably get
q majority. be took pains to announoe
b that element that be occupied She
position Of neutral. and didn't care
for S. John anyhow. After the cleo
ton. he publicly congratulated that
same Click supporter upon the grand
victory achieved in the election Of
Click. II Anderson wishes proof Of
this persdy be can have u.
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A GREAT change ls apparent
throughout the FInh District smo0g
the voters, brought about by the Phil
iips and Wilson letters The hollow
pFetences 70 publis favor By Ander
con are shown up BY the arst named
document, and BY the second Il Is
clearly apparent that Anderson does
not rare the Zip Of the copper for the
Republican party. The leaven is
working. and Anderson will be, as
We have always Inaintained. . poor
third IN the Congressional race.
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ALBERT GRIFFIN says that John
A. Anderson is = prOhibItlouist and q
teetotzler. Since when has he ceased
TO LOOK upon the wine when Il is red
The rest Of the Kansas delegation In
Congress will hear such 4 statement
with ineredulous smiles and those
who sat at his table when he was
president Of the Agricultural College
ct Manhattan. and Witnessed his
habliuai use Of wine, will wonder
whence and when came 30 great re-
form. II he Is ateetotaler. we suggest
that his friends take IN the old sign.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

AEDERsON's friends say that he has
never taken decided stand upon pro
hlhltion and other Issues affecting the
people. beoanss be did not desire to
ar0use the opposition to himself
which such conrse would. Win him
g has been good Lord, good devil. e.
the company preferred-but always
and forever for John A. A ndsrson.
Ths qHeFy nasurhily arises, how such
q ul0ral osEsri can trim his sails
when be pFsesBds 70 Be aaillng with
saeh An snti-monopoly crew. aad
sTOid The opposition Of the monopo-
les Peshaps Il is good Lond when
be polss before the people for votes,
snd gocd devil when BE- h bshIno the
aesaM vita PnFssli See
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4 sOOd Business OPENING.

want a good partner in the Assaria
Roller Steam Mills, who can put in
from 5000 to 5000. Will also sell
the property, or trade 1t for q farm.
The mill is . new one, having been
built this last spring, Is in a splendid
locality and In good running order.
Address PETER GREGoRIUs.
35-2W. AssaFIa. Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

A VOTE against Anderson Is = vote
Ia favor Of anarchy, because he Is
honestly trying 20 correct some Of the
evils that will lead 10 anarchy unless
they are cOrrected.-MGRhGftGn Re
Dttblsoan.
A vote Tor for Ander sou is a vote
anarchy. Every anarchist In the
district is supporting Anderson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

ITseems that Clemens. the anarchist
has been persuaded BY the Anderson
men to give up his notion Of speaking
for Anderson, the anarchist, in the
Filth District. In an interview last
week be said that the statement that
be was 20 mske a few addresses Ia
the Fifth District in the interest Of
John A. AndersOn,w was not true. He
had at one time intended 10 do 50. but
be later saw that bis support. public
", would be Of damage rather than
assistance 10 Anderson. and he there
fore, had concluded not to DO 80.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

The Republican and Cosmos print
ing Offices were destroyed In Council
Groves recent FIRE. and the losses Of
the publishers were heavy. The Cos.
mos came out promptly, losing no
publications. and the Republican
(Ehat is LEFT ofiD has been sold 10 the
OorUoa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

TFE Moniteltr de Rome has receiv-
ed letters from Christian missionaries
In China stating that q Catholic semi
nary In that country has been burned
by the natives, and thousand native
Catholic sdherents placed In mana
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

We have just received an invoice Of
extra large pants, 40 to so waists, with
either short or long legs. We can un-
dOubtedly please you. JONEs Bros,
Mammoth Clothing House, los,
Santa Fe Ave. Rash building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

THE Anderson organs do not at
tempt to answer the Phillips letter,
but food their columns with personal
abuse Of that gentleman. The Ander-
son men are ill-natured, and that is
the best sign that they are losing their
erin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

We have just received an invoice OF
extra small waist pants with extreme
ly long legs. II you do not take longer
than S9-ineh leg, we can make you
happy. JONES BROs.
Mammoth Clothing House, los
Santa Fe Ave. Rash building.
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Do oatiIe Feeders In Knn.a,.

The undersigned desires to make
arrangements to have bunches Of Col
OradO native and half breed steers fed
with corn during the coming winter
and spring. Bids wanted on the COM
pensatiOn for increased weight. Ad-
dress W. THOMSON.
P. o. Box 29I5. Denver, Col.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

PROF. WIGaINs told rs about this
country being wrecked by an earth
quske on the 9th, and Il didn't hap
pen. Virgins prophecies are about
as unreliable as those Of the Anderson
man
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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF kAEsAs.l
rnrnrr o. ElLIrn.

eLAIG W AANcA1t
CoUETr o. ekLIzn-
~ So y Asasss q sao- 49, pTe1-.n - s.s.
Ciankrtsu.-Kaca ye that I, v. W. Bartlett
eharIf az Salins cslniy, KauEss, - Tirtne ef ~
suiAoFliT IN ne Tcsied, d b this plccl1zlsiicn
rive pntlle estice thai On
Tueaday. ahe nna nay sf HovenaBeF.
a. y. 118os
tAers pHl b. hel3 . gsneEri sleelioa, Aus lha
ons csnrrs-nan sor siA Di.triss.
oa1 Lleuflrant oorerncT.
One fecrelarT q etala.
Ore STATS Ifea1ufaf.
pns Aii5Enly oslsnl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

One Prohats Iuira.
5as ossutT ssPsrinisnasli q FubHe Iu.,rus-
ons clsrk o. ne Di.triot courf
Crs Cclnlll.sieaer TO- The Pint ccuuisi1nes
On co@ai'.iossF = = ior tAsThisa Csum...sousr
TOWNSHIP OFFICEna
caEnziA r0HxsHfP.
0ns Tlu-tss, one Csrt, one Tsea.nrsr, tvo
Const4hies, i've Justice.. and one aaad Oversees
for eaeh ruai district
DATIoE foEHsHR.
Ons Trustss, ons Clerk, enc Trea.arer. tsl
Constablea. and enc Bod Overacer for each rod
distriei, one . an vacancy.
XIX cEEEE ToNNsHIP.
One Trustee. ens cisrk, enc T5s.sursr. ivs
Road OFef1ecf for e1ch road district.
EUEE<A ToEHsHiP.
one Trustee, one CLERK. one Treasurer. tua
Couslahles, I've Jusiices and enc Read Orers-es
for each rod district.
EAEUE TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk. one Treasurer, tuc
Constabisa, two Justices of the Pracs, ana oue
Road OFsrsecr for eaeh road district
sHEsIsr ToHssHIr.
one Trustee, one Clerk, ons Treasurer, tvo
Conalabiea, and ere Road OTeraesr for each ruai
district, enc % hll vacancy.
sTFsUE T0uEsHIP.
One Trustee, ons Clerk, one Trrasarsr tuo
justices Of the Peace, two Ccnsisbles. ana or
Road Oversesr for each ro.d district.
GLEzBALE ToTEsHF.
One Trustee. one CLERK one Treasurer. two
Conslables, and one Road 0Terseer for eaeh rcd
district, two Juaticea-
LmEETE TOHEsHIP.
Doe Trustee, ore Clerk. one Treasurer. tive
Constahles, and one Road Orerseer for each road
district.
oHio TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one rlerf, one Trpasnrrr, two
Coustabies. two Jusiices, and one hOsd OFerseer
for eseh r0ad district
FLHAsAET VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. sss clstk. one T,TsssursE, ,so
Road OTerseer Tor each road disirici.
SMOKY HmL TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. on ne Clerk. one Treasurer, two
Justices Of the Peace, tive consiables. and one
Road OTerseer for each road district
snaKT yIEE TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one Clerk, enc Treasurer. two
C0nsiahies. two gustices. and one Road OvsFseer
for each road district.
sMoIAH TOWNSHIP.
Obe Trustee. one Clerk. ins Treasurer. tvo Jus
tees Of the Peace, tuo Cor q 'hles. and Road
Orsrseer for each road dlsiiio-
SOLOMON Tow sIiP.
One Trustee, one CLERK. one Treasurer, two
Constahles, tuo justices, and one Road Oversesr
for each rad district
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. ons Cisrk, one Treasurer. two Jus
tices Of the Peace, two Constables, and one Road
Orerseer for each roai district.
sFEIsG cEEEE TOWNSHIP.
One TTusiee. one CieIk, one Treasurer. tvo
Consiahles, and one Road Ovsrseef for each road
district
WAsluNGTON ToWssHIP.
One Trustee. one Clerk one Treasurer. to Jus
tices Of the Peace, tuo Constables, aud one koaa
OEsrseer for each rad district.
WALEUT TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee, one CLERK, one Treasurer, two
Constablet, and one Road OveFsCer Tor each read
district, one 20 fll vacancy.
Add votes Of electors sor sid ofieers viii he
received Al the polls Of each election precinct Of
said county.
In testimony whereof, have heTeunto set my
hand at my once, Saiina, Kansas, In aid county
this Gath day Of September, A. d. iSs5.
W. W. BARTLETT,
Sheriff Of Saline Jounty, Kansas
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hoshers Attention.

We have just received a large in
voice Of boys and chlldren's suits
from 4 years ofage up To. 20 and would
ask those who are kindly waiting 81
patiently to call now and make their
selections. JONES Bios.
Mammoth Clothing House, lO5
Santa Fe Ave. Rash building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

AMONG the Republican nOmina-
tIOns for representative recently made
are those Of A. w. Smith, McPher-
son, and r. F. Bond, Rice.
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Saiina n arket.
Whest-Rsd Winter, No 2, Sc: No. ;, 4Oe
No. 4. 80
Oats. &c per be.
Rye, SOC per hu.
foFn-Esr, 22e per be-; shelled, 2sc.
HOgs, SIC per B.
Cattle, q 25fe per n.
Potatoes, 2c 9 si.oO per bu.
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llon l9r thlriy days q more nsxt prsoedins fhe
daT q boxing sid eecti1Il IN - ,iire el,lriS
JolHEAla neEsplper rcblishel m tIe eilr oil
el,.lna. N said county. and having 3 7e1erll Cir
sail Irocl1lnalion TIE ailf sheriF - forff ~
order recilInE sid petition
And ihe county clerk q said eouuiF. enf *
e,9 s,sts e s.,,s e.ara. s hereby directed %
ie = ne a11Id 81 said county q Saline 9frie
q Aen<sl1. drIy certified oupF ~ flIs orIler
Done 1y the b01Ei 81 county e0nlmlssioIIrI-S Of
- tE,,li q .aline, STATE q kanzzs. flls zTth
aeL oI ecpteinner A. d., f8aa.
ne heaig q eouniy commissioners Of the
ANsQN MILLER, Chairman.
DANIEL HUMBARGER
Members 0f said Boaril
attest JOSEPH SARGENT,
lskALl Comfy CieFk.
STATE OF KANSAS,
CCUsTF % SALINE -
i Joseph sargent. county cIerk of said county
q saline. DO hereby certify tliaf the above and
lnfesolng a liil and correct copy On ever par-
comfy Commissioner oi ssIi s.ruir m fi,' mi.
Ter therein named. a = special meeting. regular
sessiql o. said board. diily held AZ my 01ee in
VI " ~ "a l ~. :, Ne COUNTY sea q sud eol,n
ofuer vas duly euiered ~ Reourd IN the pro-
eesel1gs q me board q county commissioners OF
saline county, State Of kansas.
~ teellnlony whereof. haFe hertunio ST my
hand as county elerk. and ailNed the seal 0f said
cullnfy a. my once IN the city of salisla in said
county and STATE, this g7th day Of September. "A.
/ d., lstd JOSEPH SAEGENT.
lsRAI- County Clerk.
To ". w. bartletf Sheriff of said county.
And which said order q hereby made part Of
this Proclamation and notice.
Nov, Therefore. /, W. w. Bartlett, sheriff oi
said cqaniy q Saline. In pursuance and hy virtue
q said order, do hereby proclaim and make
known that on Saturday The Soth day Of October.
A. ID. 1885. special electiun VIII b. held On the
said Falun township Tor the purpose ui voting on
tne question ano proposition In the eDoFe order
eOufained, and that said election win Be held at
ne usual places q holding general elections IN
said faliln township, and In the manner pro
Fl1eu uy law Tor holding general elections
witness my hand and Onleial siEnniure this
18th day Of September, =. ID. iss6.
W. ". BARTLETr.
Sheriff of Saline County. Kansas.
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JOHN EsTEE Cooke, the we'll
known southern author, died at his
home In Virginia last.MOnday.
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Z , Var. xsri----.------.-- 8 :2s :ss War MsTs

Sd Murd.-..-...---- 4th W Mafd...-..-.....-.---.-
The primary meetings 10 elect dele
gates 20 the County Convention will
be held on Wednesday, the 18th day
Of October, between the hours Of and
8 O'Clock p. NJ, 10 all precincts ex-
ceBt the city OF Salina, Smoky View
and Spring Creek precincts. In said
precincts the primary meetings will
be held on the same day, but between
the hours named IS follows: In the
city Of Salina between the hours of
and Z O'Clock p. NJ; and in Smoky
View and Spring Creek between the
hours Of 4 and O'Clock p. NJ.
The primary meetings will be held
ct the usual places Of voting unless
otherwise ordered by the township
committeeman, who will give due no
tics II any change Is made. The
primaries In Solomon township will
be held ct P0hets school house. Ali
delegates shall be voted for by ballot.
The polls 20 remain open until the ar
rival Of the hour for closing named in
the call. None but Republicans will
be allowed to vote.
THOs. ANDERSON,
Temporary Chairman Central Com.
ID. &. LOCKWOOD,
Secretary.
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Chico


Our town is still improving. The
new school house Is finished. II is q
neat school room. Miss Hattie God
frey has charge Of the school, and
has over thirty names on the roll and
quite q number more coming in.
Miss Ina Thwing has the Bridge
school and has q good number Of
scholars, showing that one house
would not accommodate the district.
We look forward to great improve
ment In the schools under such able
teachers.
The carpenters are pushing forward
the completion OF the new hotel aud
when finished and painted will add
much 10 the goOdaappearanee Of the
town.
The stores must be well patrOniZed,
Judging from the large number Of
teams aud people constantly coming
and going. Mr.. Gillum, who lives q
little over q mile, east thinks there IL
on an average over a hundred teams
passes his place daily.
Grain Is still coming In quite lively.
A child Of Mr.. UnderWOOd's died a
week ago last Sunday.
Old Mr.. KorndOcker, uncle Of Mrs.
Hanover, died last Tuesday. He had
q stroke Of apOplexy.
We have had In the last month,
three bran new cOmers. Messrs.
Ferris, Pizel and Barmettier are the
happy fathers. Who says this is not
q productive country?
The numbers Of bachelors has again
been reduced. Mr.. Ben Tarns and
Miss Jay were made one and began 10
travel on the road Of c0njugal happi-
ness.
Mr.. Burwell preached at the town
bali last Sabbath to q good oOngrega-
tion. There was large prayer meet
ing ia the evening and will be every |
Sabbath evening.
Mr.. John whitehead has made his !
home with brother B. F. Whitehead,
who Is building q house for him. |
His health is quite poor.
n. II. Gllium is building q large |
10 bis residence.
Mr.. G. Deighan is building q fine
house on his bottom farm.
Commissioner Miller is home once
more. Public business has kept him /
away for the past month.
SCRlBBLRR.
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tut luil8fca4iitAttf IutA DtttFt~ta
ANDREW s. WILSON.
For GoueFHOr,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Lieutenant Governor,
A. P. RIDDLE.
For Secretary of STATE,
+. b. ALLEN.
For Slate TFs0aurr.
JAMES w. HAMILTON.
For AudfiOT of iEGfe,
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY.
For Attorney General.
s. B. BRADFORD.
For Superintendent Of Public EasfVIsc
lion,
III. LAWHEAD.
For Associate Justice,
ID. M. VALENTINE.
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one eapssiuiengsnt o. PubIIe Iu.truetion.
Oas Aisc-iaie Jlliice cf Supreme Conri.
one Rsprolsutntivs Tsih Rsprsusnatlss d.
Ons County Aiiornsy.
O1e Prohats Iudee.
- CsauiT saPsrin,snasnis q Fuhus Inssrus-
Ons Clsrk q the Diririot Courf
Gee calnal.sioaeI fos The Pint ccnuilsions'
on ConSi-io6sr ior fhsIhIsi Cos1nls-ssa-,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

srDOnt iorsst tbs old reliable sand Of A. B.
nickinson. ss-Sm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30
SAIIN A
CARRIAGE WORKS.
DICKINSON q SEITH. PrObr'&

Orders for Carriages Of al kinds 6lled promptly,
and work guaranteed ia be the best IN qualify
and finish. Prices made satisfactory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30

Repairing done On the Best style nnd
nc Reasoaabie Bates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30
RRPUBLICAN FlCKET.

For Congressman. Fifth District,
ANDREW s. WILSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-30
TOwSsHrr OEEICEns

Ona Tlurise, ere Cerk, one Trcarnrur, I've
Constahies, i've justices. and o1e aaad Oversees
for eaeh roai district
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-11-02
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 1.-Hogs-Firm
common and light 8 30ai 10; packing
and butchers s. SAL %; receipts 3,iOO
shipments 3S5.