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The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01
SPINAL DISEASE.

ever there is felt pain or soreness 10 the BACK %
uneasness in the extremites increasedt eygntoms D
motion, as these are the premonlloly ,yysa With
each bottle; OF address Mack Drug Co., \; ,.,v \,
mar8 eouleopAs
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

One Of the railroad commissioners, in an
interview at Bangor, expresses the opinion
Maine road this fall. 1t looks as though the
road would be started in the spring, however,
judging by the preparations which have been
made in the way of storing the tools, s,derricks
railroad at Mattawamkeag. as we'll as other
signs.
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01
Burglary at Bethel.
rSnecial 70 the Press

burglary at bethe'.
Especial to the Press.l
BETHEL, October 31.-Th0s. Hapgood's
store on Main street was entered Wednesday
night by burglars. Two rifles and three shot
guns, gloves, mttens, knives and clothing
were taken They entered by back door,
cutting piece out of the. side of the door,
hasp on the inside. Sheriff Wormell is on
Or. cobb's Trial.
BIDDEFoRD, October 3l.-At the trial of
DIR. Albion E. Cobb, the defense today in
made In August in which she stated that the
charges against DR.. Cobb were false Testi-
mony was also introduced showing that the
complainant's husband had said he could get
thousand dollars from DR.. Cobb If his wife
would help him prosecute the defendant.
The prosecution will try to prove that the
statements were made by Mrs. Graffam at
DIR. Cobb's suggestion and und er his in
fuence, he having promised to help her get
divorce from her husband. The trial ex-
cites a great deal of comment here. 1t will
be finished tomorrow.
A New Church at Farmington.
FARMINGToN, October 31-A very interest
ing event occurred in West Pennington to-
day, it being the dedication of the new
church recently completed by the First Free
Baptist Church of Farmington to replace
their old church here, which had been pro:
nounced unsafe. The new structure is Of
wood and cost $4,000 and was dedicated al,
most entirely free from debt. A great au.
dience was present at the services. The de.
dication sermon was an able effort by Rev.
I. 81. Stacy of Auburn. Deacon Wade OF
Dover, noted as church debt litter, was
present and assisted in raising good sum
Ior T t1e church. In its new house with Rev
Ffreeaom ftNrN Starbird, their popular pastor, the
Rant;s+ ISsute LOOKS s s. very bright for the Free
Drowned Himself In a Wash Basin
BANGOR, October 3I.--Charles McIvor
late Of Fredericton, N. B., committed suicid,
here this morning. He put his face into th,
wash bowl of water, while alone in his room ON
and held 1t until he lost consciousness SIS '0O''
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

Fire broke out In the residence Of Mrs,
North Haven, at IL O'Clock Tuesday evening
Of last week, The family had retired and
were nearly suffocated with smoke. The
buildings were burned to the ground. The
loss in unknown. Part Of the furniture was
saved. The building was Insured for $500,
Gross.
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

A member Of Company Ii, Second Maine
Cavalry, suggests that the organization of
that company and the 26tn Maine Regiment
Association consolidate and in future meet
together,
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01
Canadian Pacific Lake steamers.

CHICAGO. October 3l.-A local paper says
on authority of the Chicago agent of the
Canadian Pacific railroad that the Canadian
Pacific line of six steel freight and passen-
ger steamers will be running between Chica-
Sound, before the marine season Of 1890 is
far advanced, A syndicate has been formed
to furnish the capital
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01
American missionary society.

CHICAGO, October 31.-The American
Missionary Society today elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows:
President Rev. William NJ. Laylor, D. D.. New
York.
Vice Presidents-Rev. A. j. +. Behrends ID. D.,
New York; Rev. Alexander Mckenzie, ID. D.,
Massachusetts; Rev. =. A Noble. Illinois; Rev.
d. o. Mears, d. D., Massachusetts,; Rev. Henry
Hopkins, ID. D., Missouri.
Corresponding Secretaries-Rev. NJ. Z. Strieby,
D. D.. New York; Rev. A. j. Beard, New York.
Recording Secretary-Rev. NJ. E. Strictly, New
York.
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

The first flight of woodcock has been OBJ
served in Bangor and the old observers say
the main flight to the south will occ1r on the
full Of the next moon or between November
7th and 10th,
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01

Football teams are already established In
Bates and Bowdoin colleges, and there Is
in time to enter Maine College football
league.
The Portland daily press., 1889-11-01
The Methodist Women.

eaSfb aSaIs ana oetnfee e WOmens
Home missionary Society of the Methodist
church began here this morning. More than
200 delegates were present. Mrs Mrs. John Da-
Mrs. A. r. Clark of Cincinnati, reported
gross receipts of ST. ,534; total expenditures,
$67, 800; and cash balance of $9733. To-
night memorial exercises to commemorate
the life of Mrs. r. b. Hayes were held
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
Resolutions Of Respert.

At the meeting Of the r. \. A. nn
Monday, February I, Isss, = COM
mittee was appointed, and has pre-
pared .he following resolutions:
WHEREAS, God, In wisdom aud
love, has permitted = faithful aud
conscientious servant, In the person
OF Mrs. Emma Dale Goodwin, to rest
from her labnrs, aud has taken her
To he with the redeemed In Heaven ;
aud,
WHEREAS, Our hearts are filed
with SORROW and grief ut her remON al
from among IL, a. christians, We be-
lisve that for Que y .., ~ lived q
christian life here, 8 ri lrparir,l for
the "Other shore" >ira''Itst in the
faith. To die L. gain, the, fore.
RcSOlrcd, lat, That while We have
sustained II great loss, We how sub
all things we'll
has lost by death n mPmlrpT whO Was
held Ia the highest esteem, aud that
no form Of words can express the re-
gard entertained for her.
RcSoirfd, 3Fil. That W. dedicate &
page Of the records Of this society Ca
her memory.
RsSOirsd. 9Th. That q copy of these
resolutions he furnished each nf the
city papers for publication, and an
enRrossed copy presented to the fam
lily with our heartfelt sympathy.
Mrs. 7. l.. BUND.
Mrs. y. r. PEALER, Com.
Mrs. rHAs. INDERwOup,N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

cannot be charged with the crime Of Ineon-
ststeney. He chooses his eouuss and be-
comes It's williaE follower. From the begin
ming Of his life tn LIS elose. he h oue and the
same, . refined. pttileSs. intellectual devil.
Throughout his career, nothing occurs To
mar the exauisiteuess Of his criminal char
se;er, the symmetry Of his satanic hni-h.
He does not serve God and the devil what
-ver NJ evil there h In his NATURE, he uses for
Satan and satanic epds alone.
He turns England topSy-turvy With hts
ambition. and attempts To make q q stage,
upon which he IL the great principal actor.
He mounts the throne, but It's foundation
of broken pledges and kindred blood Is too
insecure. u totters under him. and on the
field of Bn~wiek he meets his doom.
Aud what . death do~s he die!
Tortured by the panKs nj . remorN@-
ful conscience. cold fearful drop- stand On
his trembling flesh" haunted by the xho~ts
Of hts murdered victims, he irenIhIes on the
threshold Of . black hereafter, upnu the
brink Of the botiomIess pit.
Il shall despair. no creature loves me.
And 10 lie. No ssjul will pity me-
with this Wail upon his lips, he Yields up
life In eSpiaiiun Of the rrim-s he hal cpnl-
nitted.
What n character . hIdeOus moral aud
physical mOnsirOSlty, q deceiifuI, naughty
fend n cool. calculating william a hypOcritical
mOrslist, . srOffing demon: whose touch Is
contamination: whose look IL an eternal
blight: who would pulveriEe creation, who
would stand. himself spart from every man.
alone.
This incarusiinn Of rra~on-whai an infer
nal climax Endow him with one super
natural :rsit. and he stands the peer OF any
devil Of fciIun.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

IN n ni.dI,a.,.a -,
Witch To- /. ,t,.s. IN cotfse
conrse N God ~, ~ Vok 10 " ne
he erred r., ,,,I,. Iof moneBe
grandIv he .,ana3 nv noois ROW
mors ynraassII. pId ever nzn
life tn his nakss y,onseetsn nts
hatred yri,i, 81 ,t.Aihs from
a maine ,,I,taI, SItNe netmtn of
vel hr.v.S a. M eIaNeu love, ne
the b.,s.,i ,u'ense hktheu
hui ,,F f-ia,,,i ~ Ouiy VI enemies,
.Is H., - uot Ouiy Vi inuiNiuu-
aijs,s -, nOt only OF
onir =, - VI n,s eountrymen; not
nroi.Ss.d ~ ou' VI Inose even VINO
IaIg SI,., .e Iatn WIN MINI
,,......." ll.,E HoIh pam win
$500. ,9 s"iIty ne YET endured
~ ! eNeIy FORM oi agony
% = DO'y "eAheheu Oy lneessant
Hi
,, - one 10 Hnon no one naa
itILl PaIaiiei. III We iook NJ
nIln writer, now greatly does ne
SiH All TtheIs, NhsIner they De
rakAh OF CHRISTIAN. The renowned
rIny never wrote so charming let
YET 10 InlIehon' seneca as moral-
IS Mas never unrlFaled, yet his
PnIIosoPny j. as clay To gold when
SoIhPHred 10 81; fauIs. The Stoics
iuIhiEh Us Win hlgh snd sublime
..aought, ye' rauI schapter on char-
u! u worth more thsh the whole
St"c pnIiosophy. III we iook Al
!a'si cnIIsIlans Ihey 40 not attain
W MS stannsrd IN any particular.
ass theoiogish ne might Ss conl-
psred 10 81 augustine or 81. Ihomas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
MHEKE THEY sLEEP

General Grant r. at rest In a vault
ON the banks OF the Hudson, lust
above New York.
General Logan's remains are
temporarily deposited in q vault,
Besr Washington, awaiting transfer
TO Chicago.
General Garfield IL buried at
Cleveland, Ohio.
General MePherson's grave IL at
Clyde, Ohia.
General Hancock sleeps in the
family tomb at NOrristOwn, Penn
sylvania.
General Mcpherson lies at Tren-
ton, New Jersey.
General Burnside and wife sleep
side by side at Swan Point, near
Providence, Rode Island.
General Hooker and wife lie to-
gether 10 the Groesbeck family lot
In the beautiful Spring Grove Gem
etery, near Cincinnati.
General Thomas Is buried at Troy,
New York.
General Mcdowell IL Inferred in
the National cemetery at PrecidiO,
near San Francisco.
General Reynolds IL buried at
Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
General Meade IL buried 1t Phila.
delphia, Pennsylvania.
General Phil Sheridan sleeps al
Arlington, where 1900 Of the boys
lie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
The assassination Of John NJ.

The assassination Of John NJ.
Clayton, Of Arkansas, brother Of
Powell Clayton, IL well proven to
be . political murder" And the
skirts Of Congressman Breckinridge
are not entirely clean in connection
with the matter. II will not lie long
before the Federal offices of Arkan-
sas will be In the hands OF RePubii-
cans, and with their he stOwAl will
70 a power 10 put an end Ia political
assassinatiOns aud prosecutions %
far a. Inarshals and their deputies
can prevent them. The death oi
John N. Clayton may yet lie Aveng'
ed. We hope 50. The Giob'- DeD'o-
rraf gives some solid advice to Breck'
InrIdge, which hs might fol
low with advantage, aud which
Is republiShed below:
"Mr. G.. II. Breckenridge, We be-
Iieve, pretends that his maj ority
was gO6 or IN, while Col. clayton
who was BreckinTidge's opponent
claimed that this alleged majority
was fraudulent. The evidence thai
CLAYTON was right In this claim
was strong ever since day or wv"
after the elertiOn, hut now IL IL over
whelming aud complete. The Tact
that the Bourbon bAllOt-bOX thieves
and heelers who were running Breck.
InFidge's canvass were frightened
into adding murder To their Othei
crimes. 80 A. Ia prevent the contest
before the H0u-- Of Representative
which they well knew would uns"ai
their candidate. - diIRrt aud con
elusive proof that layton Was fairly
elected. Even "A superficial Tegar'
for the decenries aud prOprietie
would ronstrain MIR. Irerkinridg'
to refuse the seat given him 10y rob
bers aud Assassius aud compel
new election To be had.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
New C.mbris Ch.iterIags

Ida Weaver has taken = Relapse
and IL again very sick.
Miss Carrie SOfsky spent last
week in Sslina very Pleasantly with
friends.
Mrs. q. W. walck and children
spent 8 few days in Gypsum City
the first Of the week.
w. q. Ely after Q short visit In
Ebling, Kansas, IL again here with
his friend r. J. Stevens.
One.of Samuel Croyle's twin babies
has been very sick for several weeks
but Is now improving again.
Peter ROsamon aud family occupy
one Of Emanuel Thrones cottages
since the first Of the month.
Mrs. Theodore Roe came down
from Brookville last week for .
visit with the family Of r. p. Roe.
samuel Humbarger went down to
Abilene last Friday To visit his
brother John, returning Monday
evening.
Gothart schipple returned last
Thursday from ~. Mary's, Kansas,
accompanied by his soR Leon, who
has been attending eoll~gr there, his
son. John and GOthart Remaining
for the second term.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
NoFtuai Notsa


some new students enrolled thii
week.
CD. VermiIIion WAS a caller ou
Saturday.
Prof. Harne visited In the country
over sunday.
Minnie aud I-a Reese visited their
home near Chico over sunday.
Mr.. Pratt Of SaIina aud his brother
OF Mitchell 60, were9visitors ON
Saturday.
The next meeting Of the Saline
Go. Teachers Association will be
held at the Normal. Sat, March =.
Frans r. Peterson was here on
Monday-He has flushed his school
and was on his way to Illinois.
There Is to be q Reunion and Soc
ial held In the chapel on next Sat
urday. Feb. q. A play IL being ar
ranged for part Of the program
All friends are invited.
General FIX. has been made quite
the past week by some
stirring talks. Prof. Norris spoke
on Wednesday morning on the sub
ject Of programmes, and showed the
importance OF every ones having 4
definite aim in life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

THE Junction City R'J'"LI'"""
publishes from Judge Humphrey :
address before the state Historical
Society the following allu-i"n Z"
Capt. J. u. MrCIure'- LOYALTY dur
ing the war:
ain the early period nf it, history
Junction city contained southern
element, which upon the approAri
Of secession beramr rampant. II
was declared that the national hHp
should not wave in the air at June
ton city. This waS, however
quickly settled 10y capt. J. X
Mcclure, who before the assembled
town hoisted the cOlors in the pub
lie square aud defended the Union
cause in All earnest sVer,'h, standing
under its ample folds. Juuction
city raised the first rOmpIuy In this
part Of Kansas for -eT"ice IN the
same cause. which was led 10y
Captain Mcclure to the front
Capt Mcclure in the early days
had a large practice ~ lawyer Ia
this western country; aud despite
his being a Democrat was "fter
talked Of for Judge by the Republic
cans Of this district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

A RESOLUTION has been intrOduc-
ed In Congress authorized negotia-
tions To he entered into by our
government with that Of Mexico, for
the requirement Of Lower Califor-
mia. The strip Of territory would he
much more desirable, as an acquisi-
ton, than the inhabitants, composed
90 they are Of mixed bloOds. But
we cannot get one without tAkihE
both. therefore the subject should
be carefully considered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

HOU Hours ia Science and Art L.
the name Of q new illustrated publ
cation for boys, the first number Of
which lies on our table. Too many
papers filled with sensational stories
are read by the youth Of our land
aud we are glad TO see q publication
Of this character established. A very
good description Of q window glass
factory, with a full engraving H.
lustrating same, Is among the arti-
cles In the first number. IL IL writ
ten up in q manner, too, which will
interest any one, young or old. You
cannot use q postal card to better adj
vantage than by sending il to the
Half Hour Publishing House, Eos
tOria, Ohio, requesting q sample copy
Of this number.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

W. T. CAVANAUGm has been ar
rested at Topeka on the charge 81
attempting to hlaCkma &C. Ba
ker.the State Printer. II IL charged
that Cavanaugh under the lofty
name Of John Baltimore de
manded Of Baker STOh a. = cOnsid-
Grafton Of not efTertinE the passage
Of q bill in the Legislature reducing
the state Printers fees from y to =
per cent. Cavanaugh claims that
he was not the writer of the letter,
but II begins To look pretty serious
for him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

If we could believe the dispatches
Bismarck has become worse than
any Italian POisoner that ever lived.
In putting 8 period to the existence
Of the men he hates. But we don't
have 10 believe them-luCkily for
the great fame Of the Iron Chan
eellor,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

The senate committee on public
lands has ordered q favorable report
upon the house bill authorizing the
sale Of what is left Of the Fl. Dodge
military reservation to the state Of
Kansas for q soldiers home. There
are Ia acres In the track.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

PRESIDENT HARRI>"N may he =
relative Of the first President; but il
IL fully established he cannot a.
gracefully evolve such finished oaths
~ the Father Of hts country hurled
at Monmouth at Gen. Charles Lee
In respect Of cuss-wnrds il is said
Harrison does not keep up the family
reputation-st least the Washington
side Of ID.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

PHtrnier. description of Grant.
Wm smith. ~. uI swi. sertioR II aud net
ut metz Ssrtinn I2-li-I.
Francis l.. Menuri. VI "f nv and VI al
swi. :-l8-A
S.P. H"lrnberF, 81. NV, S.-lJ-3
Isaac ". Turnrr, 81. SCI lg-l3-t
Nils Bark. a.. sW' ls-lS-a
Andrew L'rS6n. VI swts 0-H-2
Edward TruW, " SET. 2-l5-i
MagnuS Pager. SWi SD-l6 -2
CsTI 2. Madison. a., NV. st-I5-I
Iarl Maithias-nn. = nwl 9-li-j
John ". stephens, ne, L-lS-I
Silas Y. Harrison. sWt. 2-l5-2
Carl carlson, - SW'. al 5-A
Israel johnson, -. ne. Slit
swan =. Ladd, n's me-. as-I5-i
Nils Juhusnn, - SWl N-l6-A
Jacob Qrth. n. Sc, ne I'-Ii-L
David r. Tyler. nWl. 2-l5-5
Jacob :. Nalmgrrn, 81 sw', ls-IS-t
sam Brnman, 81 swi 2-lb-I
Amanda ". Stearns. -Wi S-Is-L
John Graves, ell ne I-I3-L
ThumaS Cole, me-. k-ls-4.
Henry UunnerSnn. 81 >eis n-l6-I
SAMUEL Brennan. ~ Swi 2-l5-I.
charles A. HrderSi sit. ma ne, aud n't
Enoch Lewis, wa ne'. t-I5-I:
John 4. Fahring, ". 81. 2-Is-l.
EnOs Lincoln. NV. 9-iB-i
James u. Armst ronE. me- l2-ls-i
Iharles Met abe, e. uW's 22-l3-l-
Thomas 4. Bstter>6y, 81 scl. e-Ig-A
Iames !. HuheT, e's sri. 2-ls-I.
Ludwig Wendell, M sw'. s-lA2
Van Buren, Martin, e ne, l2-II-a
Samuel Dirkey. nv = l5-L
Alexander Morton. a. me-. s4-l6-2
Marguerite Larmsith. 81, swI, s6-i5-S
ChEs. Y. case, n sw'. li-ib-I.
Vim. Dent, nei 2-li-i
John ~. liusSey, W. NV l2-lH-t.
John & FchrinE. - he, s;-I6-I
Daniel HuTford. = III ~-il sud hf mel. 2t-
Ia.
Heir ct Hans I.indherE. decreased, e.. mex
2 lea.
Vim. I. COnp. - nWa !0-IG-n
ThOs. Z. Price, NJ ~ II-lS-h
AlOnEo Northrup, VI. ~ = iI-l4-i
James peNelin, - sw = Elsa.
BaTnad II. shank, - nWA A-IS-2
Alexander Stevenson, NJ. se1 ls-l6-g
BsnEt Z. SWenson. uWI lg-ls-i
Henry Ward Page, ~ nWL f-l3-a
Job p. Abrams, e. ~ S-l5-L
BENJAMIN Town. VI --a ais
samuel Bstdori. va nrs MI
Marx 4. PeehlsS. sW4 a. L.
John F,theriing. neI SLIT
John StenfoSs. n >eA 9-ls-2
Thomas Toner. nv 4 SIS
caroline S-sierStrAnd. neG lS-ls-L
Henry u. Wright. VA nwS and W. sWS
-l5-i
adam Bourrnan. e., net t-Is-s
Thomas Nnndy. an 3i-ls-2
E ESSi. a p S1n9 mn .%S a. H~ '
Christian knud~sn. va uwt s-lS-2.
Jacob .. Wash5urn. e. sea ls-Is-t
James y. Adams, 81 seL gt-IS-2
John ". Moore neh H-ls-s
Martin IeheTt. 81. nek and 81, set N-i5-i
Henry Green. n-h lO-lS-A
Prank q. BARTER. ni= sWA t-l3-9
Frank Pager, So nwh and NJ. swk S-ls-2-
Anna l. Suenson, ma So \, Elsa
Vim. J. Hartell, al. nWk N-l8-l.
Lydia Parks, Ell neh 2-lS-4.
TIMER ENTRIES.
Moses Pase. va me-. s-I3-A
GuStus tirren. n hail sWis - I'D
Charles A. HederStedt. e hi me-. 2t-ls-L
CASH ENTRiEa
.. P. Hamilton, ne. OF net, A-Is-4
Sels Farley, " hf sTia 2et5-2
Olaf jana-oa, 2 hi neil as-l4-A
A. q. Goldman. So. A-IS-A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
MISREPRESENTATION news.

HsIHUVIH H'P"U'f'u".
II. e. Angel bought into the
Green, Hammer 4 Co. store, SatuT-
day. The firu Is now Johnson 4
Angel, with RObt. johnson - the
senior, aud II. c. Angel - the
junior member Of the firm.
SslinA aud ConcOrdiA have stolen
our thunder aud are making . 'ten
strike" for the locating Of the ln-
sane asylums within their limits
Both cities are represented Ia the
legislature by men who sit M
o'nights to secure things Of impor-
tancs To them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07
Publication Notice.


John n. Young, Defendant
said John NJ. Young, the above named
defendant, will take notice that me has been
sued By Johannes Peterson, the aboyt
named plaintiff, In the q bove entitled actiOn
that said plalntln ilri his petition In the
HboNr named cOur ON the 6th day Of Febru
aTy, Isss, settling forth that he was the leEA
owner and In possession Of the south hall
Of the southwest quarter Of section nine
teen 49, In township sixteen 10 south
range three o. west Of the sixth princi.
pal meridian, and situated a. Saline
t'ulniy, Kansas: and that said defendant
claims an Interest therein sdyerse 70 SAID
plaintiff: and the Sald John NJ. Young (.
nuiiied that he l. required To answer said
petition On or before the ath day OF March
lss3 or u will he taken ~ true, and Judgment
rendered accordlDgly, the nature OF which
will he q Judgment In favor of plaintiff
Adjudging him to he the owner Of saII
PREM ises, barring said defendant OF asserting
anv claim tO, or Interest in the same, and
quilting plaintiffs title thereto, and for cost.
Of suit. BARVER BOND
ATTEST: Attorneys fnT PiaIutIff
81. FEEDERICEsON,
clerk District Court.
By A. Fredrrickson. Deputy. s-A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

The Junction city I"in" rejOicrs
over the prospect Of Junction city
being a L. 2. division terminal.
According to that paper the railroad
company has tacitly agreed TO con-
soIidRte the divisions Of the road
now at wamego and Rockville at
Junction City for $4,000 in bonds.
The Union says the project means
extensive repair shops, aud the EN-
ployment Of 10 men. The IHjOR
also says:
The company wishes Ia abandon
one division on their line running
west, and by abandoning BrOOkville
aud moving the WamegO division TO
Junction City the distances are
lust az they should he, and thus
makes this a very desirable paint.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

The Oklahoma hill passed the
House by forty-siX majority. IL IL
not 90 sure that the bill will pass the
senate especially in view Of the
few weeks remaining Of the session.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

The Kansas city TiH.s, the most
enterprising paper Of the city of
hills, issued a howhng, hilarious
edition upon the passage by the
House Of the Oklahoma bill. The
Times chauticIeer had . kind Of ra-
veuIsh look, but erowed Justify.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-02-07

Americas greatest Drummer, the
drummer boy of the RapPahRnnOck!
Major X. II. HendsrshOt, the most
wonderful Drum mer in the world,
who arOuses his audiences 10 the
grandest pitch Of enthusiasm, and
who enlisted in the 9th Michigan
Infantry, Oct ObeT 18th, 1851, at the
age nf twelve years. will, together
with the best home talent, take part
ia the Entertainment TO lie given
under the auspices Of the Sons Of
Veterans, and wOman's Relief
Corps, at the Opera House. tonight
aud Tomorrow night. Major
Hendershnt brings with him the
original Silver Drum presented to
him by Horace Greeley, for gal
lantry at the Battle Of Fredericks-
burg. on the nth VI December, 1852,
The Drum presented To him by the
woman's Relief Corps st Bangor,
Maine, April. 1885,, The Gold
Mounted GARFIELD aud Arthur
Drum-Sticks Of Iss0. aud the Silver
Tipped Sticks presented him by
Geo. W. belong Post, g. 4. r.. Of
Honolulu, =. I.