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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

MARnIED-Ar the Presbyterian
parsonage. nov. Is. by Rev. ". A.
Simkins. SIR Jaeub A. Frybergsr
and Miss ENNIS Taiosrt. ell Of Ne.
Phenson. Kaus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

80 sores 10 miles n0FihEcsi az Salina / sicry
store house iex1l viii ifaHe edition llxla
euitftailou hue orchard. frice s15s, In casy
pagnta,.-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

A schcol for Instruction ia teieE-
rAphy VIII be Opened IN Daily Block
Tuesday. Nov. 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

les a-l9 arrcs Of splendid upland. 6 miles north
81 eaiin2- . acres Ia cultivation, $40 rs OF hedge
ieDee. ffuh aad shade tres. stone house Is
ana hog pens. Land l. watercd by never falling
springs. conveuieut 10 school house. Thu Is .
god plsce for farming Cr EraEiug purposes. Price
per aere. Iais Is one oi The best bargains
"a saline county.
NoI7
ioe acrss Of dae bottom lard four miles from
railrosd station shout ten miles south Ct salina.
ne acres in cultivation 40 acrUs pasture hedge
along threo sides 81 place n story frame house p
buildings. n scres enclosed Tor hex pasture.
Wen and spring acres Ia orchard. Frico $500
80 acres Of splendid second bottom miles north
Wes q saiina- livery foot Of land can BE- cult
waited excellent hay and no improvements
Prise $500. ftsoO cash balance % tine.
Nosl
Ie0 acres q god upland q miles from r sta-
ucn - ullrs south 81 salina irams house rooms
aae cellar goea veil fruit ana shade trees feo
aeres IN cultivation 81 acres in wheat frame
stable chicken h0use and outbulldingn. Prico
s2sle. &looo cssh balance On time,
NoH
lao acres cf sgcond bottom land iE saline noun-
~ not far from h X hedge fence around entire
place sloFy frame houso iGxaa siahls and rranary
adioinlng l6x2o living water on place. 40 ncrCs
4.ss sSs ssS and ' Fse 'ss7s - e.,
APru -. After that date SIS per acre.
Ne Sc
leo acres % bottom land 8 miles southeast Of
sai1a about 81 acres In cultivation smoky river
rln lhro1eh place sue stone quarry on bank d
river does - interfere with cultigafiou OF the
land eood aapFlT Of tImbgr Sod seek plsge.
Pfice $500.
No IS
ieo acresof excellent upland s miles northuesi
etsAlinA- Prise SEQ. 3 cash halsnre On time.
N9lSo
50 acres 81 bottom land lying 90 sallne river
1otteai 81 Lincoln c1HufT neEr railruad d ucrss
il umber, lana ertirely surrounded ~ fenee
which ie hog tight l21 acres Ga cultivation house
q Ftpi1s aad cellar haru iGrt1 corn cub lon1l
ncN tut teu Fairbanks ecales uiCutV af st1ck
Nater ! wells = laile Co god railrusd rlatien
fTioe tieato- One-hah c1sh, baiunc1 on time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25
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Leo acres 81 suoefh iiiiahie urlanE "a miles
1erih0e1i o. csliua Sc acres IN cuiliriiion IA
aterI stone ana ifefuc house fraina rarf ifsI
stone aiditicn lox1 Htong haru ifris Price
tetae, on EASY payments
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

So aeTes 81 splendid lard 90 miles souihesrt 81
eaiins snd So aiilgs a. Asearia q good raiiraal
1tatoa 81 over SO Inhabitants 90 acses iu rulira-
tlen. Prizes tiS7s, easy teIIns
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

80 acres - excellent action aisori ; rlies
aeai 81 naiiaa q miles % Z 3 rialien ma god
ai-tEel IA uiiiCa % mill runninr water CO Eraca
- ssliuFattul, g. arrea q rasiuse fenced nl11
~. sssss lrame heute stshle ane glanag1.
4rlea 80. 81 paFmGntL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Bagley, Of
Denver, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Claflin. They will remain here
about four weeks, and then return to
Denver. Mr.. Bagley has disposed Of
bis grocery business in the latter
place butwill remain there. He says
he is enjoying better health now than
he has had before for twenty-five
years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

The examination Of Waters Chill
son and Michael Weis. charged with
being, respectively, principal and SC
cessOry TO the murder OF Adam r.
Head, was commenced before
Justice Wellington yesterday y.
Messrs. Moore and J. r. Burton are the
attorneys fOl the prosecution and
Carver and Bond for the defence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

ieo aeresof ezcelient upland uIIes norihussi
81 salina- PRISE sieuo. 3 cash halsnre On time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

le0 acres o. good upland q miles from r r. sta
uc1 y niles south o. salina frame house ruom1
aae cellar goo8 veil fruit ana shade trees fDo
aerea n cultivation o. acres in wheat frame
stable chicken houte and outhuldinrn. Prise
e1se. Slooo cash balance on time.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
eden Items.

air. James Morley proprietor of our
new town Is somewhat enraged over
an rt;cle that appeared in the Edes;
items last week concerning the name
of his prosperous little village now
as one of the boys that fears no noise
wishes to say to our friend Morley
that doat consider that the cores
pendent from Eden has ever written
any thing that would corrupt the
morals of his would be city. It was
unanimously declared by our most
fluent speakers that there is more
money to be made i'll the west than 10
the east.
Election day passed off very quietly
Hale precinct polled about one hun
dred and forty votes, there was lots Of
scratching done by both parties and
we are proud to say that we have that
intelligent class of men that vote for
the best man regardless of party.
Messrs Marble, Dobbs and Newton
returned from Oberlin Friday
eve, the boys report Oberlin very
quiet over the railroad question,
Oberlin can't swallow the name of
Colby Junction.
DR.. Rutherford is painting his
house this week anybody wanting a
firstclass job of painting done, will do
we'll to employ the DR..
The question resol,.ed that man
will venture farther and do more for
the love of money than for the love of
woman will be discussed at the next
meeting of the Pleasant Hill Literary
Society.
Some of our farmers are still plow-
lag and sowing wheat and rye.
A great many of our boys are
proving up and going east to winter,
but we hope and trust that each and
every one will return with the Robin
and the grass-hopper and mate for
you and /.
One Or THE BOYs.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
The Smut Machine, and Bitter
SlandcroIS Ei9aie OF its Crank
Are c:oisignei 10 the ob;;y-
ion tilat They are Richly
Entitled to.

lae f;ir and straightforward stand
II this paper is commended on al
E";Cs. This sheet ias endeavored to
C'e al fairly, aud i, has no regrets for
50 doia,. We believe in republican
j a, and $50 majority of Thomas
CO.. y yesers Join with us We con
gratui.,s all repuilicans OF their
stand. The ticket soiid-not one
democrat elected! First election Of
IGomas county marks an era in or
pse- ress. We are bound TO 90 ahead
now i railroad. and Thomas county
gene republican, as predicted some
time age. The most sanguine expec-
tatons OF ali ale eclipsed. Three
cheeis fer Thomas. not dissenting
voice, one grand strain from every
corner Of TIE county Let economy.
honesty, and = olean administration
be our ;i,n in the future as it has
been in the past We give the official
vote By townships.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04
One Or The BOYs.
EuStiS.

Eustis will be made permanent
county seat by votes of the people of
Sherman county Nov s. We have had
occasion to learn from a large number
of voters of Sherman county that all are
going to vote for Eusis, irrespective
of party affiliations Eustis was fairly
and justly made temporary county
seat by Gov. Martin. All the voters
of Sherman county should cast their
ballots for Eustis because:
1st 1t was designated and made
temporary county seat by Gov. Mar
tin.
End. 1t is centrally located. 3rd.
1t is sure to get the 3. & NJ. r. r.
next spring and IN all probability the
Missouri Pacific and possibly the
branch from Colby. 4th, 1t has a
perfect title to the town site and every
one knows it. though the Candy outfit
have a sham suit against portion of
the towu site which the Gov. has al
ready issued patent for which vir-
tually settled that question beyond all
cavil whatever. 9Th, 1t has the best
buildings and most enterprising men
and has the most money invested in
the town in the buildings and property
of all kinds. 9th, By locating the
county seat at Eustis $50, 900 st least
will be saved to the taxpayers and
farmers of sherman county, because
if Eustis don't get the permanent
county seat {. contest will be initiated
and a prolonged county seat fight
will vex and tax the county for many
years. 7th, Eustis has always stood
by the farmers and never gone lack
on them and wont. 9Th, Thousands of
dollars have been invested in Eustis
and it would be glariDg wrong to
put it elsewhere. Sherman Center has
no title of any validity to her town
site. This point is SO well known in
Sherman county as to Feed no exten-
ded remarks. Lately we are told the
balance that was not owned by minor
heirs has been contested and the
town must lose what little right it
ever had in it. TObu.ld county build
inss upon such land would be to en-
tail expense upon the county that
would have to be paid all over again,
we have had occasion to note about
county seat fights and know whereof
we speak. Farmers and taxpayers Of
Sherman county give Eustis your vote
.you viii never rue the day i you don't
ron will ALWAYS be sorry that you
voted aburdensome tax on your selves.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04

OF the coanty officers elected Nov.
I'd, the probate judge, clerk of the
district court, county superintendent
of public instruction, and county at
torney serve two years. The rest
must all be elected next fall.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04

The Bunaio Park Pioneer has
changed hands. \. ". Burnett, its
able editor from the inception of the
paper till now, goes into other bust
ness Messrs. Roberts & Potter, who
step into Mr.. Benefits shoes, will no
doubt make it as popular and good a
paper as it has been in the past. We
bespeak for them a good patronage.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04

That was splendid game of seven
up which the Chicago jury played. But
it will be better still when the defend
ants get the hang of the game.-Bob
Burdette.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04

BY returns The Democrats get two
offices, Clerk of District Court and one
Road Supervisor Bazel Gurweu was
declared by lot to be township trustee of
Wendall township.
Thomas County cat., 1886-11-04

The voters of Thomas county said
Goodsoe and Willcoxon were not liars
but are worthy of trust and conf
dence. They are vindicated, and the
accusation falls to the ground with
the same weak pserfle force that sent
it forth.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
w M JOHNSON.

Specialties. Diseases OF the Eye, Ear Nose and
Throat Cararrh and fitting glasses. ONCE southwest
corner Douglas and Market up stairs, NiShita, Hans
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city.
Lots on the inside on street car lines and in
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
adjoining counties.
All parties wishing to buy would do well
to cali and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estl;e Agency in Wichita
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
PHYSICIANS,
@ M RlRBEE M. {
E { HAMILTON. M. D.

Office and residence corner OF 18th and Douglas ave
Hacker y Jackson's building, Wichita.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10

Homoepathist Ofice with DR.. r. Matthew'S Main
street second stairway north Of poStof,ice. Resi-
dence 1917 North Fourth street near Union depot
Wichita Kansas. Telephone No. III
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10

homeopathic. General practice chronic diseases,
and diseases of females. Telephone No. lp6.
Office and residence over Steel & sons hardware
store, Ia Main street. Wichita, Kan.
Office hours. To 10 a. to4 n. m. and at night
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
P. D. St. lOHN, Nj.
w. A. MlNNlCk, Nj. D.

Orice-2l9 East Douglas ave. Residence 10 Not Oh
Emporta avenue, near corner Of First street, Iele
phone-i51 or 4. u. I.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
DRS. mccoy & PURDY.

Physician and surgeon. ONCE and residence =.
Douglas avenue New and eflectual treatment Oh
hemorrhoids. and diseases OF woman a specially
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-10
DR.. B. A. GUYTON & SON.
DIR C C ALLEN

Physicians and Surgeons Office Dean block opIo-
site Occidental hotel. Residence 80 Water street.
corner Oak street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSFERABLE
Carrying the y. a. M1aIl
Tacoma, Seattle tPunIsunn

ONE OF THK w. 81 m
8 u. Cos steamers sS
tAndereoR or Hdithin
vii run daily between fnonns ssE e..
Townsend, leaving Tacona uS1r A.
train seattle at l0p. M, ara -, - +.
Port Madison. fort Gam BE. r1.' ~ Il
znd Eort IoWnzend. Rrtar1|1I ~
t.ort TOWNSEND ever daT iaHcs.I
Is oiclock ?. m, and soailll a q ~
Sk4ITlk-uhATeon 10I
The steamer W X mERwf4
leave seattle every sunday, 4 -
Thursday ovening.9 o'oIocE ~
calling Is MuktItoo IuhlIn
OAK harbur, ulnaiady, Lac1rn|I
Anncortoa. 6uamoa HnufIh. s.s.
Bailingham and Hahnmm.
bafuKntnH, VIII leave IN an ~.
Monday, WEDNESDAY, and a1 -
ingA at s oioienk, Nnr AiarM
Intermediates points on khB wN.
SEATTLE-Sk AElT RiFEa aN7f
The steamer mAkMM pali nut
ter 9kawis river ana wtT n
Monday ana THURSDAY. ts.r
aags and FridAya
Der freight and paasaaa ANN
panyie oliice, on Xealor ! v na1I. e
The h1alH a. the ANA WhnE
mr9I-u 0N0 81 JACOBS 0s.8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

- y JOSEPHINE 81 PINE
D. <. HOWARD. Boa OwleT.

y. x HOW AIkJ. HoI8 UWDEF,
VII. from ca1o, cary the United States
tsacx every Monday and Friday usGrnlnw
win touch at PuEt Gauhls far paanenWaTs
or 4retGh4 arriving Ht Haaxfia IN aha
nf1eEnoo1; rstNruiaR VIII leave yeaEer,s
wtaFf ~ u O'Clock ever Tuesday ard
saturday Esrrnina. taxing TIE mail -
Tls sanaHeF Josapiine win lsava -
honE fur PuTt Gambla every daF aEnnHl
HaEurdaF. = TAXA pargenREEa And fFelzft
an1 rsoslEs grdaES fw azg pnlRtn Hoels
cNnAL -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Mrs N. 4. Crsman, Of Oregon, wsnt
70 Nitcksll, Dakota. IL Asgast 10 sesurs
damages for eighty eiiy lots apurouri-
std for tiRht q Bag by the Narlhw asi-
err. and has spent foaF noaths in go
tinR q ssl1iemeuA Her hrat nR1fs YES
&t0ooo. buf aFbilrators appoinlsd b. tie
eity sWardsd bar 9l,4o0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Mr.. W. A. Russell, Of Toronto, has
been appointed steamboat inspector for
this district, in place Of Mr.. E. YigoT,
deceased.
Captain Deleardno, Of Port Townsend,
has purchased the property on Hum
bsldt street. commonly known a. the
JunRermann property, for $500. II
embraces full lot with certain i'm
provemeuts thereon. - Victoria Standard.
The steamer Barnard Castle lies in
presty nearly che same position on the
beach In Pilot Bay as she did when abe
vas fret grounded. The captain Of the
Woodside thinks she il little higher IN
ana With slight list 10 one side. her
upper works are all washed away. Moth
ing Is known here as 10 the intention Of
TIE underwriters. Who are eulpably slow
in coming 30 q decision in the % alter Of
raising her.
Captain Howard. Of the ship Don
Nicholas. WHICH arrived this morning. il
one OF the Oldest captains on tbs Coasa,
being ~ years Of age and hale and
hearty. The captain IL wealthy. bat .
slave 20 Neptune and cannot be IDLE
he has the proud distinction Of earning
IN bis OwR ship the first cargo Of coal
ever exported from Nanaimo 10 san
Francisco: likewise the frss cargo Of
lumber exported from Barnard Inlet 20
san FrAneisoo. This dates way back 20
81, or theFeaboats. In 1851 his son vent
TO school here, being taught By Mr. skin
net. The captain alec erected several
buildings on Rae street years ago. which
are sinl standing. - Picsovia Tfmss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
eEMEaAL AMa MERYuus nIsEasEs

MARK a. LoNGkKER. - -.
aEaduaas q WomAns Medical Colsgs
a. kennayiEaniA.
OIlae and rn1i6eaoes corner Cherry and
Ehard glEoaoA O1fice hours froEn 3 % a
and fPom I % 4 1iciock.
RAruculaE aGlankiqn RiEan % the treat
Hlqnf q diseases & Wona8 and chiidran
CoasnilaEions In MnGliah and German.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
FOR SN0HOMlSR 0fF


SR MEANHa
Carrying he United siai.. r.a. -
,sANe ceAttlo Tor Edmunfa Nr,e'...
el.rs sylle Lowell and 6nas1,i1S. -.
esys v ednesaAy ane ftldal. -
returning alternate oaTa
EoF trel8nt OF paaaaEe aRrlT q -.
q % Tea roster, aGent fC1frf -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15
FoR FAMILY usE
Snowflake Flour
~ THE nEsT.
WW0Z EEo
TO TIE UNrORTUNATE

ne nIak kat aaAfalam eaeata nas f4n b eat ~
hin. fkapsStcg As visited soa hp4Ft1Als q
N1lpFa ona ee1alneS kFeat So at NaluAt,e
tnflxunfi1a whlfA - 3 eeaapN4sn4 b inesft
- tocaa n Ueet e kt eSTNtesa. Oh ath&oA
vi nAAe - eeArFe Gales = sseciA ssre
cem1untcatlca9 uEtetig eaeaasnsiAi. Sen1
- 4eliala ~ ! nzrtaEe q ua4leina. A.
eEoaa %. ,. II 0Innos, Rex ISL. 81 F-aa.
ctaoa. oAl Naafisa PoEs-IsEslllssxesa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

On. n. b. IaI8aAKER -Ilsar eir: Fus
gaaEN lad naen Alcssd wztA 8 heaFy.
palnfnl feeaing IN M 1oE1Aaa4 and e
nlHE1 would BE- fSo1tta4 vita dzMcHl1
nrn4fhl1E cu4RhlnE 4Ha axpeeEaraEiMN.
80 that hn1 bu1 lite EasA 4 wna EeFF
miserable froGn tAla cA1aETh Of the head,
n1IeA ard 1a9 aAtEHnA. naR whicA could
Ind 20 EnlAek- rad heen pT1n0unce9 IN
cuxmnl0 wh1z ! goaEh1 YouE esrn and
treafznsnk frum WhicB EegefveG reflex
u fSw dayA re81lxE1g n peEM1ansnf
Curas
fnom what know e Dr. LenEnker,B
pEofaaglonaI akfn and txoa1nea1 feei
can mosf eeArlilg recommend al peTHuls
slLltozlng 1eom dt1eaae - In. VITA tbe
assurance that they VII reczlFs mss ex-
cella1f professional and ms1tcz3 treat
neat Cz-AEE u. DAVIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

The Beard Of Commissioners 10 lew
the State taxes has levied oae mill and
nineteen-tventisths Of 9 mill. Tsey
abolish the half mill levy fog the Ore
gon var debt, the debt having been paid
in fall The entire levy for ali State
purposes. including the one tenth Of q
mill for the support Of The Stats Uni
vsrsity, is two mills and one tseatisih
II q mill, q decrease Of one mill and
thirteen twentietha Of . mill as con-
pared with the levy of 1885.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

A correspondent writing from juneau
Alaska. % The Casar dFAlens RseorS,
says We spent the summer prospeot.
inc on The uppeR Yukon and Sssuzrl
rivers. and Aithsueh vs have been to-
whole ieGcth Of TIE fofneE ana isl
miles Of the latter. we have sea roth
ina b justify any enc PoinR there il
search Of eold. That there i cold IN
The inteFier Of Alaska there i 10 asaha,
bat the seasons are % sheft and the
oooutFy 20 hard % esa into that ons
m1sl hAvs very Tioh diegiuRs % Justify
then IN GOING there. The discoveries
50 far have been % tie fak0n river,
th= mouth az the Salmon EivsE. and eu
TIE stewart river, TIE latter being tke
ricteF fad. Five men VITO have apsni
thFae years an TIE StewaFf have usads
oefween 5000 and 5000 eaea, ard they
made Il 81 last year. Three 81 thsm,
have left the country- the cthers are
still prugpectiag. lbs esid i similaH
30 sAAt foand On Snake siseF. vsRy Gee
and hard % save. Ne DISCOVERIES have
been made exnep4inR hsr dsRRinrs, and
he hars only pay Is TIE had. Tbs
woRkin9 aEa1ln wil net exaeed teR
weeks On aesoant q tha ffosl and kiah
wafer, 90 Il y e4nily aea1 ahas ane mael
E1xike i Fieh - g,ay thEEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

nR n. IlNGaHR

HADUATM on IL UNIVNR-
II sly ~ RMAaTtEzzta, kAa pzrlar
nautlT loca1a4 y 8eaeEia
r. reIncTef Ii go 40 rssfsnsee
. ~ cornar q CnerzF 80 1Hlz1 sfEeeta
d L1nQaEer MAKES epsezfET e d1s.
onan e -
EYe. Ear and Threat.
IE111 pEiFz11. ehrn1xc 50 aktz 6sssEzs
H11gEas SlElols nd uioers W11hoas pa
e ~ Ne q Ghe anlfa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-15

Work at the east and west portals Of
tbs tunnel Is rapidly progressing. A
few days ago another locomotive vas
added TO the construction department
on this side. Between South Prairie aad
the tunnel there ara i've locomotives in
actual service. Civil Engineer Hus0n,
in charge Of the construction depart
meat on the east side west Of EllsnB-
burg says be will lay one thousand fest Of
track per day all winter over the switch
back, when the roadhed Is ready, re-
Qsrdiess OF snow or weather apen the
mountas ns.-LedQer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-26

from the Buffalo IN ~ Times
perhaps the most ingenious thing in the way
of an advertising novelty that has come out for
many years, is a unique Continuance issued by
the Duffy Malt Whiskey Company, Baltimore,
Nd, proprietors of Duffy's pure malt whiskey.
Unlike most things of the kind. with which the
country has been deluged heretofore, this Is a
decided departure from the usual rut, and aside
from being one of the most attractive things we
science, which is both interesting and in
structive. So valuable was this discovery
regarded, It was awarded q first prize gold
medal at the Brussels International Exposition,
and ii seems almost like prostituttng science to
put IL TO advertising purposes, as 1t Is something
and would readily command good price II put
on sale. However, the Duffy people, appre-
chatting Its Importance, have gotten 1t out In the
highest artistic style, such as will secure for 1t
permanent place in every home In the country.
"The device is called Duffy's Ancient Mari
furnish guide whereby the correct time may
be ascertained at any hour of the night, by
observance of the North Star and three other
bright stars near 1t; the four stars forming q
Cross or Crucifx, which revolves round the
celestial pole, like the hands of a clock. By the
aid of the Duffy device, which represents
miniature armament and tabular dial, the time
can be asccrtained almost to q minute, which is
destined to render IL invaluable to mariners,
hunters, fishermen and TO the masses generally,
after little practice even q child will be able
to tell the time at night.
although the device Is quite an expensive
one, the prOprietOrs intend distributing IL free
and in time everybody in the country will have
one. They positively refuse, however, to fill
any request for same by mail, unless accom-
to their Supply Department. as they are being
flooded with applications