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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

Whisky Hdr.-Competition in the
sale of the ardent has grown so lively
that W. H. Duffy, on Broadway. has
put whisky down to > cents glass,
and Cincinnati beer to ; cents, or
glasses for ) cents, There is IA loud
buzz going on among those engaged
in that business, but Duffy is defiant
and says he is unconquerable until
some other people resume square
business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

Reiigio"s.-Sunday evening the NJ.
+. Church was filled to overilowing
Monday evening the last service in
the Week of Prayer was held in the
NJ. f. Church, South. Rev. a. G.
Gekeler preached on Repentance. -
The house was crowded and many
we've turned away for lack of room,
Protract"d services have begun at
the NJ. f.. Church, South. Services
will be continued next week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19
COLLECTORS ACCOUNTS.

d. AMMAN,
Treasurer Allegany County.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

Coming II Henry. Mn>trcl~, Jan. -.
Orhc, the great Mexican iugglcr, is with Hi
Henry, MW.'rcl~.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

4 ErOsfburgcr MdrrjcS u georgia
GiH John Skidmorc, son of cN-
Mayor Noah Skidmorc, of this place.
went to Roswell, Georgia, over a week
ago on mission that many of his
friends did not understand. Wedncs-
dav he returned home with "A bright,
pretty little wife, whose maiden name
WAS Flora Rannells The mission is
now fully explained, and Johns
friends are congratulatiEg him upon
its success
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

Don't Stand That Pain.-It don't do to
neglect natures warning. Aches through
the system cause Hhcumat~m, Neuralgia,
Eackachc and Pain i'm the Side. \ prompt
and safe remedy Is required. Red Flag OIL
the famous pain cure, fills the bin Price -
cents. Are You Cuu~uuptiyc, or do you
suffer with a Cough or CoId' If So use Pur-
tan Cough and Consumption Cure Price -
cents at l. G. lambcrt'~ Drug Store.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

THE Maryland Labor Conference says the
hob-tail ear must 81, and public opinion is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-01-19

Cash balance c......................S5 iSS Is
Tdrcx coHectsd:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Real Estate Sales.

Joseph and Justine Meyers to Justine Zung,
north part Of lot Is, block A, on Ash street,
Sl.0O
Charles p. Koch and wife, Anna Koch, to
Rebecca Jane Henson, east part of lot |, block
{. at the corner of Ninth and Austin streets,
Sl,3J0.
Phillip Bolin to F. F. and Mary A. Mogna-
han, lot of subdivision of north half of orig
inal city lot 81, on West Houston street, 5000
Mary Murray to Thomas ii. Gray, lot IL
block Is, on Fifth street and Avenue e, $3.50
JOhn Murray, wife and daughter Annie, lot
IL, block l6, on Fifth street and Avenue D.
5000.
E. J, Calm to Sam Fl. Calm, east half of sur
vey 81 l-2, $3.50.
d. and A. Oppenheimer to W. c. Gray. trus
tee, twenty-five acres on Fredericks burg road
Sl.5OO.
J, A. Daugherty to Howard Stevens. lots g.
4, q. :, Il, H. Is, on Olive street. 1915.
John Sherer to Saratina SpOehT, lots % and
"a, on Duval street, $3.50
f. l.. and Peter RESEARCHER. to George c
Altgelt, One-siXth of lot IL and part of II on
Gonzales street, $3.50
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Good Base Ball,

The Browns and the Jollers tried conclu'
sions yesterday for a purse of $50 on the dia
mond fed, and the Browns did their oppo'
nents up brown and no joking. The game was
at Oppermann's grounds, and was witnessed
by about 800 people. 1t was hot work. watch
ing the game as well as PLAYING it. The
money changed hands. The Browns knew
they had work ahead OF them and nerved
themselves for glory and that $50. The game
was virtually won in the fourth inning when
the Browns secured five runs. The final score
stood: Browns {, Jokers ). OF the series of
ten games played the Browns have won four
ana lost six.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Not Square Journalism.

The Express of this morning contains an
article headed Mr.. Newton is here" in which
these sentences occur-"Mr. Albert Harry
Newton is still here despite the assertion in
the papers that he was not here" MIR. New
ton regrets that the papers should have erred
in stating that he had left the CITY," Now,
inasmuch as the Express is the ONLY paper
that stated Mr. Sewton had left the city, and
thus attempted TO raise a question of his
whereabouts. it looks very much like bald
headed effrontery on the part of that journal
TO hide its own act under the general term OF
the PAPERS" THE LIGHT OF the Goth stated
explicitly that Mr.. Newton had been in the
city since his return from ToakuB, some
weeks since, and the Express stood alone in
the effort to throw doubt upon Mr. Newton
whereabouts Let it stand the brunt of its
own insinuations and not throw the biame
upon 1.-THE papers,"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
ALAMO PLAZA, SAN ANTONIO
Personal Notes.

Judge r. T.. HOulpso vi SoIuIls,
is at the st. Leonard.
Mr.. Conley, formerly young drug
gist of this city, now in business in
Luling, spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Chas. w. Ogden and wife leave
this evening for the City of Mexico for
a visit.
Miss Annie Lawrence having visit
ed her friends at Galveston and Hous-
ton, returned to the city after couple
of weeks absence.
Grand Master John Ramsay, L. O.
o. F., is in the city and lectures before
the fraternity of the three links this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Mullaly will
leave in few days for Hot Springs,
Ark, where Mr. Mullaly will take a
few weeks of needed rest.
Mr.. John Eichmann, a young
printer, while cutting firewOod this
morning early, had his head severely
hurt by a stick flying up and strik-
ing him.
-Messrs. Tom Abbott, Frank Ben
nors and f. T. Guerin were out on
the Salado, near its junction with the
river, shooting, yesterday. They re-
port doves, rabbits and other small
game as very abundant.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Before the Commissioner.

Adoph Deseve. liquor dealer on Govern
ment HILL was before Commissioner Stevenson
Saturday charged with selling liquor In a
building other than that designated In bis
license. The accused on the June pay day at
the post took his license aud his beer barrels
to the back o the soldiers quarters and set up
shop. He was held in $3.50 bond to answer the
charge.
counterfittinG. was held in s. 600 bond TO
answer, aud his case set for Monday the 29th
instant.
wo fenhergers case was called at 10 a m :
to-day. Prisoner waived examination and
was held in s., 00O bond to next term of court
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
For the House of Correction.

Pearl Fowler, the Il year old girl whose in
decent conduct has brought her into notice on
more than one occasion, and who was recently
dismissed from police CUSTODY on her mothers
promise 10 lake her home to Austin with her,
is again in the tolls, rs she did not go to Aus
tin but remained in this city. The girl is very
Young looking and quite prepOssessing in APP
pearance, but decidedly bad. The house of
correction and not the bat cave should be
ouened for her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
WIN putit Down Smooth,

Superintendent RObb of the street railway
line assures Contractor MickleiOhn, the city
council and ali other interested parties, that
he will make a smooth Job of his Alamo plaza
tracks and that the work which he will COM
plete in a week will not at all dishgure the paw
Ing. The blocks will be reset close to the rails
and the space filed in with Portland cement
10 the level Of blocks and rails. Special pre-
cautions will be taken 10 preventive wear
and tear OF the center Of the track
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
They We're Nervous.

In going to the ire on Avenue B yesterday
afternoon, fire engine No. , met a street car
loaded with people, on the Avenue line be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets. To the occupants
of the car it appeared that the engine, which
was driven furiously, must certainly collide
with the car, it was coming for them so
straight. Accordingly every man in the car
hoped off, leaving only one lady passenger
seated in the car. She remained, seated firm
ly and when the engine arrived and sheered
off to one side. she appeared triumphant,
while the nervous male passengers looked
rather ashamed of themselves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Sleeps with the Bread and Po-
tatOGS

Superintendent F. K. Kirchner, of the cOun.
ty hospital and poor farm needs small build.
ing erected at the Lace for his use rs sleep
ing apartment ard an office. The old build
ing now used b. him as al office is al one end
of the dining hail, and his sleeping apart
ment is the one used as the general store
room and provision room of the establish
ment. This is not very healthy bed cham
ber He has made application tOthe commits
siOners court to have the building erected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Fifth Ward Fire,

The alarm of fire sounded at $50 o. III. yes
terday cal ed the department to J. NJ. O'DOn-
nsll's premises No. 6l5 Avenue c, occupied by
Gen. Fl P, Bee. The fire was in the stable 10
the rear. Cause unknown. The contents of
the stable were nearly all saved. Good work
by the tiremen prevented the flames from
spreading. Nalle of stable $50, covered by
insurance. c J. Hatch grocer, who occupied
Dart of the s. able loses about so.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Department Drill.

The competitive rifle shoot for the depart
ment commences at the range near this city
August 9Th. Ali commanders will forward
the selected men by the 3rd of August, trans
portation free and $50 per diem allowed for
r&tiOns while i'll transit. They are to bring
rifles. equipments and dress and undress uni.
forms. Lieut.. d. J. RumbaTgh third artille-
ry, 4. d. C., will have charge.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Turned on the Hose.

Fire company No. ? and Sunset Hose com
pany had some fun with each other at the
fire yesterday in turning the streams of wa
ter on each other. Messrs. Jacobs and Man
ger, of the Sunsets, were both knocked out by
the other fellows. and Hanger was somewhat
Injured in the head. There may be retaliation
At the next fire
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
To Kansas City.

1t is not generally known by the travelling
public that by taking the Arkansas Pass road
through connection. by through sleepers, can
be made to Kansas City. in just tour hours OF
the time made by other lines out of San An
tonic. The Traveller can go over the A Al ans
north of YOskum on the Waco section, thence
to Taylor over the NJ, X. T., where cOnnec-
ton is made with the |. y u. n. for Kansas
CITY,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Prize Shoot,

The San Antonio SchuetZen Verein, IL men,
beers taking part, had an Otr-hand prize shoot
yesterday at their range. There were FIVE
prizes, won as follows: First, Chas. Hummel;
second prize and best center shot, Ernst
Stoves; third, Ed. Drelss; fourth, Albert
Stoves fifth, Gus Altman.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
The Number of Miles.

The Arkansas Pass railwey has $50 miles OF
railroad locked up by the employees strike and
it is estimated that the damage to the com
panys interest by the strike is $1,000 per day
This road now operates $50 miles OF track,
while they have $50 miles under construction
Every foot of this road is locked up, no track
LAYING no fraiVhts no section men working,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
On a Special.

POmpey Spears. Shorty Hudgins, Friday
williams and Henry Umcheid left to-day
with keg Of beer on one of Col. Lofts
special cars lhandcaarsl for a days fishing at
Bsrg's mills, on the Arkansas Pass railway.
These are the only wheels that have been
turned for several daya, but the boys had
to do the pumping" themselves.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
A Hop.

Messrs. Louis Richter n Albert Toie COM
plimented their lady friends and gave their
gentlemen friends great deal of pleasure in
the dance they arranged at the Arbeter
Nerein hall Saturday night. There were
twenty five couples present. Artzt's 1ne
Dand was on hand and "a deghttui evening
vas spent,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Marriage Licenses.

A. f. HopwOod and Iona Simmang.
Frederick VIM. Frach and Jennie
Mauerer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-29
Furnished Rooms.

Southern exposure, new and pleas
ant, minutes walk from P. O.
Mrs. HARRISON.
1-29 st % Rusk st.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09
maa'Totitier

8l9bess % S~aarbsriter bliper ipm
npe, naar mon logger benz / folb Soba,
Tub, iaa lanst neb iom 8sriten naar.
Man laber benz lisse beri / ID 9is
mer, rpiter benz subt % laber benz tsrre
| Sfpssen.
= Meoemarf sisr unbertiben gbss
lasselie | Slomiterpotterne; be brabes,
ON man bar 9pbafsaife openpaa Sors
ben % iaa panoer, eller man Tan sipe
Blomiterne MP Serb, bpilfet Sibfe /
bpert 5alb bsr sisres ensans imelIem.
- 8iber en- Seit / 8rpbben, bsr benz
ne beilaaes meb Bill paa 8anterne;
biber ben oSiaa paa 9ouset, buUri ben
itaar bunben, bsr bette, peb Sialp afsn
saa neb siennem ct Sul | 8rpb.
ben, faa bet altib bolbes ftramt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09
Tarmen, 9niet Dg 6apen
&ienotmGrfer paa aaffe.

L. @obe aaffebsnnsr er baarbe 90
filn9e os ipnfer meb 2etbeb / gaub.
2. aaHebsnner, iom Hpoer paa gon.
bet, er af baarlis Sort.
3. @ooe aafebsnner optuger intet
ganb | fig os Uebbliper at bore baarbe.
A. Om aafe er iarpet, erfarer man,
naar man logger 8snnerne / parmt
Tarb os rpiter benz bpstis. Or be far
peoe, oil 5aroeitofet Issue fig fra Ssn.
nerre os saa ouer i 8anbet, Of boilfet
mon peb pibere nnberisselie fan fomme
efter, boab Slass ben anpenbte aars
be er.
D. vi Ssoanb beberuet &affe fienber
man paa ben meset u~bebaselise 2ust,
lom gsnnerne / iaa Sab bar % poa,
at be er tilbsielise til at flabe fla fat
til b%inanben.
6. ct enbnu ~iifrere Mibbel til at
fienbe Safe, iom er beberpet af Sss
pano, b%eitaar | at rpite 8snnerne / folbt
Tano; bois 8anbet ba faar iaftaatia
Smas, iaa er bet iitfert, at aafen bar
taset Sfabe peb Sspanb Os er ~ubruses
Zig.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09
Su6IenS ArniRa.eaIpe.

Tetts er ben bebite SaIpe R.rh,r e.,
staar, oprepen Cub, saar, gar,.jaar. Cal,
89e'ln', 6sbsrfaar, ubTat, Slab, SruftbnI.
oer, e'storue % ale Subipsbomm. oo bsI.
orsoer aloels Piles, % bpis ben in. oisr bet
Ga lreoes tnssn Detailing. Ten Il a~aranter,t
at lfuae si'rs fuISftaubis SplSet, .n.rs too,
man gensene tiIbase. gris Is Gents pr
aGFe. eeIsss Dos '"
8. 8. Rontssmers 4 @.
Ceeorah Soma, % Saa apotbs,u I ri. an.
ore Hpet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09
Dor SuSbolonin9en.

2etoinbt &age.-0 Set hanber
lite iielben paa 2anoet, at en- Susmober
Deb uoentebe Sremmebes &omme, bliper
/ 5orlesenbeb meb, buab bun lfal bpbe
fine @jaiter.
&aHe? 9be? ga, bet er 10 buab man
narmeit taser til.
Wen - iaa bar 8ase os aaurinaer
luppet op - og bet taser lang lib at
ba9e.
Ser er Opitrift paa en- meset letpinbt
Sage, Der fan bore farSis paa en- Zine,
bpis Steseounen er rtstis beb:
Wan taser 5 sgs - en- flor Gbefup
isb 5lSbe - lisemeset Spebemel %
Suffer, builfet ilaaes iammen til en- tpf
&sre. Wan bsr ilaa ben meb en- arous
pinnet 8iip - eller en- ftBrre Slep %
arbeioe &sren 5-7 Minuter. 9ilIlut
BABES | &sren $40 9raaber gitron.
eler Manbelolie, % to itrssne 9heIfeer
frliurt Natron (bicarbonate), iom fin
bes | enbper beore Susbulbnins. Ilt.
iammen babes / en- Sorm, iom er OPP
barnet os fustet meb Smsr - lamt
beltrset meb 8aorinser. 9en iteses /
Time, naar Opnen er rististis BARN.
&asen prsoes peb at ftiffe en- Yinbe
tpers isiennem ben. Suis insen Suss
tisbeb finbes pau Yinber, er ben itest.
&asen les8es paa ct SAB - os lfies
res Op / Sfiper.
5leifepanbefase.- Eli bpert
sgs tases en- Spiiefe 5lSbe. SGJsene
llaaes fsrit subt alene, iiben pispes elIer
piHes be iammen meb SlSben. Man
bruner libt Smsr S~tesepanbsn, logger
beri 5lefeitiper, iom isrft er fost i
Ganb, ps b9lber iaa oper iaa meset Of
sgssersren, at 5leltet batfes; bette
maa sisres lansiomt fra en- Slep eler
itsrre Sic. Marfer man, at bet fsrite
Smsr lite bar tilitraftelist til at bin=
bre 8asen fra at binoe fig til Sanben,
FILTER mon libt mere neb ~lanssmeo 8ans
ten. Naar aasen bespnber at blipe
itip opensaa, mac ben penoes. 8iIer
bet fig, at ben fan bore brrn unber, isr
ben er itipnet openpaa, ba brrser man
for itarf Sebe. Maar ben er lss fra
Slnben, ifpoes ben uuer paa ct 2aas,
icm bSr bore foripnet meb Sanf, eIer
bebre penoes meb Sanben openpaa bette.
Yaa 8asen fan itrses batfst @raslss,
ener ben blanpss / 3sren.
Sennep. - Weset Tibet ganb bel
bes cper 8 Spiieifesr tsr Sennep, %
berpaa tiliattes en- COB 8niuspb Salt,
en- Spiieife SliuenOlie, iom rsres lang
FONT /, os en- 9beifefulb Suffer. I'll.
fibit rsres beri osiaa en- sobt pispet
sGsseblomme % iaa meset gbbife, iom
man ielo fumes.
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Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09
rnrR Rr1mteh6aer
meo 15ot Aarsans at !
aOooouaR-Y ooteu"
YrGmie 70. 1 (ap.)
meobje lperen
eQer en- Weileber til at fnbe

On ubmar'ti Rnttberssuirssmeibohe - &sntetabeuer. - label opr ,n
uo, - 9snninastattL - sOrfattst SaIenber for bet l9tt aarburbrS, '~ha
niuostabeuu observation-disclosures opr b. 5prusbt Stotr "a Ses7
-Resio, q ,umtuttr .-gantGttsir al ssssre (Chatel Mortgas.a ""osI
Cbauel Mortgage Form ola Notice of Sale on Chauel Mortgage -non. u
Form Of MISREPRESENTATION Of MISUNDERSTANDING Bond, rI
nj Common Bond, with Condnion.-Bond Ito Corporation. -Qartr,r,,s . %
Articles of Copartnerhp. = Srsber Deeds. - Form ola Deed vub ~
nants Quit Claim Deed-Long Form QIt-Cain Deed.-Homeaesd w
Release -Cpersustomner agreements General Form Of Agreement
rent for Sale and Delivery of Personal Property .-Risb.toniouu Rm SEA
- Common Form af Bill Of Sale. - Bill Of Sale Of Personal Property ~
ter (WIll. General Form of VIII for Real and Personal Properly
Bort Sorm Tor 9ttamsnte. buorute baab. fh os rsrls einbom ouusro,,r
tore Rout-Iet m.tute Sphsm-De frfieutqe 1bemometus Tobsh ~
br,-sulSs ca SslUsgGrSt. -Gabl Our toiobars garr mtb tlsiu 9oh
pr tolofi, guur. - pohsYorto, iuoenlanet os uotuIansf. - lrua. |
htqt uuSrr Foht RHs FOG be ben aulbntns uebetalts Sounttcl - On .~ |
Naltiplinionsabd. - 9rRstiebebss 1ibsn for Suscpr. - aNrtsiiOr,.r,r,
Esltputorer o. gohtrpt6itiousr Ror3t Nrrunserese tir gmte).-ysrr,. ]
Be 5OrtutSs Statss Gm6sbsmGuO- Ditaness aabsar-Gt fsrfe % bsf, q. !
/ geScu .-9abd, tom ritter the Popular os Electoral Vote Tor VtsNssrt ~
"gterrabspOfeu Os "gsc arnen" ct aar msS beuns paroiuIOs gpa To-. r.
mic, pni % sot tuObuueen, Sla
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-09

Jiife aolpn8es ofte fra be iIbiprubenbe gierse spo.
4nlertta, Os %unSsrtiben | FABIAN Msansbs, at be f~orpeter
Suten reo Stant, naar be saar 5orraaonelie. Z &eaelen
er Oct en- % ANNE Slass 5if, Der ubfafes, os ben bsrer
I'll lumnis art. iOm ben ! be 5Orenebe Slater pel ~beiienbte
eatFit. Den %foreiOmmer nOsle af Snsiserue blanbt gns
S~esbiersene inotil 10000 Sob OOsr Sapst, % man amtaaer,
at olsie Seer ftaar Gorbinbelie meo 8anbmasier Soroens
Snors, bpOrfra gulfauerne %ubIpnser GiRem.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

THE Republican nominees for the
county offices are personally 90
reputable, politically, socially and
morally, that the opposition has
assailed them In vain. They cannot
be justly criticized. The work Of the
campaign has been slmpllfied on
this account.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

WICHITA's condition 10 less to be
envIed Just now than any other city.
Hear what the Eagles poet says Of
the campaign:
The melancholy days have come.
The sasldest OF the year;
Too hot for the resubmission dodge,
little too cool for beer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

DoN'T trade Off Republican votes,
under any consideration. It's no
good. Wink your left eye to the
rascal who proposes such . thing,
but slip the straight Republican
ticket into the bog.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31
Mayors Proclamation.

I.c.R. Underwood. mayor OF the city OF
Salins. Saline county, Kansas. by virtue OF
the authority In me vested. do hereby pro-
81 aim and give public notice that al the cleo
tIon 10 be held Tuesday. November 9Th,
A. n. tsesa the polls OF said city will be open
nj the hnur provided by Law Al the following
plares:-
First ward City Hall.
Second Wnni, Court House.
Third ward, 4. - Land once.
Fourth wsrd.t,it Building ON Finh street.
And I hereby designate the following nam
ed electors as Judgrs and clerks Of said cleo
tion:
First wnri-o. n. jackson. oliver Green.
and John n. Gibson, Judges; and j. j. Gels
and Henry LII. clerks.
second waFVi-WIllIs Bristol, r. n. Bishop,
and n. n. BENJAMIN, judges: and 4. y. Nc
Adams aud W. q. Ebrrhar,lt, clerks
Third wards. =. Godfrey, A. Wellington,
and A. p. COLL -, judges; and 4. j. Peek and
4. 8 Majors. elerhs.
Fourth wari-R- p. Cravens, Silss seaman
and X. =. See, judges: and L. A. Davis and
W. a. Milan. clerks
In witness whereof I have hereunio sub
Srrihed my name and caused to be AFFIXED ths
seal of said city this 18th day OF October, A
D., lse9.
CIR. USDERwooD, Mayor.
Attest:
JoHN l. BISHOP.
isEALI city Clerk,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

A BUZZ OF schemes and trades
will be all round you from this time
on. Listen II you want to and mark
the men who offer them to you.
But the only safe, honorable course
for you 10 TO tie TO the straight ticket.
There will be your safe barber from
all such efforts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

DAVID ADDISON IL, we hear, per-
ambulating the county In company
with Sheriff Gentry, In the interest
Of the "people's ticket" Is Il pos
si5le that such . thing could hap
pen?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

THE JOURNAL joins In the many
congratulations offered TO Senator
Mohler for the vindication 3 Saline
county jury and . just judge have
given his character a. Q man and his
reputation as q lawyer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

AMID the confusion Of the cam
paIgn the most noticeable thing was
the unassailability ofthe Republican
ticket. Every man In the county
should be proud Of such o ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

BRooRvILLE Transcript: Every
Republican In the county can afford
to give . hearty support this fall to
the Republican ticket. There is no
reason why we can't elect every can
dIdate on the ticket. The Republic
cans have q good working majority,
and we are entitled to . victory
when we nominate a. clean . lot Of
men IS we did this fall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

WAETKp-At once. A capable
girl 10 do general hoasework. Good
wages to competent psrscn.
Mks. J. J. Crippen,
ls-H 20 Santa Fe Ave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-31

AS we 60 to press, from all parts
Of the county come cheering reports
Of the acceptabIlity Of the Republic
can ticket. There IL also sn sssur-
ance Of an old.fsshIOned Republican
maturity