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The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

The Pennsylvania Democrats got
together last week aud adopted the
customary 1--WE arraign and de-
nounce the Republican party" plat
form, which, Rs usual, shows they
are ON the defensive. Later ON the
people of the Keystone state will
"srraIgn and denounrt" the Demo
cratic party At the polls.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
The Journal.

A MOVEMENT IL on foot 10 have the
Worlds Fair closed on Sunday,
though why It should be peeesssry
10 InauEurAte such u movement IL
not easy 10 understand. It should
be taken for granted that the Worlds
Fair should be closed on Sunday
without any fuss about it.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

LAST week We mentioned the fact
that go babies had been named after
ChauDeey NJ. DePew. Chauneey is
known rs = great after-dinner speech
maker. The Chicago Inter Ocean
says these babies are all essentially
different from Chauncey In that
they all make their speeches before
they get their dinners
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

BEFORE the campaign In Ohio
commenced the Democrats claimed
that Mckinley was r One-IiG aed
fauati,-knew nothing but tariff
Nov that he was taken to admins
tering some hard blows to them un-
der the belt ON the money question
they complain about that. And oh,
how they do kick and squirm all
over, anyway!
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

WHEN BalnIaceda was overthrow
Alliance ideas in Chill received o
telling blow. BalmEceda bad is
sued paper money by the bale, and
scattered Il broadcast, hut it didn't
work. ChiIiAns preferred the covers
Of pill boxes to the dIcIatoT's printed
statement on . piece Of paper signi-
flying that 1t was money.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
sheriFs Sale.
\ Case No. 90.

,, ?. q 3. s..a. o..' NO o.
By virtue of an execution on abstract of
judclment. issued oat % the Distriee Coaft
uf the Sah Judicial diHiriet, within and fog
the county of saline and state of Kanaas, IN
the akaye entitled case. and to me direeted
and delivered, ] vim On
Monday, tie 14th day Of September,
A. .. lsei, 81 70 o'esoek = m, o. sala day, q
the =. b. Thompson Farm, In Pleasant VAL
ley township, Saline eounty, Kansan. oIer
for sale q pabiie anetiou ana ssll 10 ths
highest bidder for caah In hand the allowing
described personal property, to-Wit:
About one handred and sixty I'D bn1Asls
Of wheat. being the one-third Interest In the
wheat raised IN ieoi. on the northwest QaaF-
tsP 10. of section seventesn an, and the
north half 90, Of the northeasl quarter %,
of section eighteen tlsl, In township thirtesn
uS, range four co, IN Saline county, Kanzns.
said personal property II taken ~ the prop
erty of the ABOVE named defendans. and win
be sold 70 satisfy said sxeeutlon, Or . part
therpoc
aiven undsr my hand this "a day Of Sep
lember, A. n, l01. FERD n QUIucT,
G-S sheriff % sallBe CountS. KanaasL
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

A WOMAN, the president Of the
Board Of Lady Managers, IL to drive
the last nail In the women's Worlds
Fair Building. II Mrs. Palmer, the
president, IL no more Of an expert
nail driver than the majority OF her
sex u will be n sight worth a dollar
aud hall to see. When the average
woman drives n nail, che grasps the
hammer with h0Ih hands, runs out
her tongue. sets her teeth into It,
aud then misses the nail about six
times out Of seven.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

THE continued lying statement
made hy she Democrats Of this coun.
try that M open rupture exists be-
tween Blaine and Harrison only
proves that the one hope the Demo-
Gratis have of success In the presl-
Dental election next year lies In n
disagreement bet w,-en the president
aud his Secretary Of State.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

One fare for the round trip over
the Missouri Pacific 20 points In
Texss on Sept 10 and y. Tickets
good for 80 days from date of sale.
Tbs is The best opportunity 10 visit
Texas this year.
w. @. BoLRs,
SI-st Agt No. fse. Ry.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

DURING the month Of August the
releases amounted 10 more than
double the mortgages iled In the
Oface Of the Register Of Deeds Of
Saline county. In other words the
amount released was 80, -. rs and
The sum Of mortgages eli ,eO6OO, This
ls only . beginnlng. for the farmers
have only begun 10 realize on their
vsst crops. To our local ealsm-
ity friends We will state that the
sheriff vas not In It 10 any great ex-
tsat, and all nswspaPer ran give
svideses 10 the fact that the number
q sheFiff sale notices have been very
Light shIs summer, 70 whst they
reFs last year.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Az American ship-buil6ler, Mr..
Cramn Of Philadelphia, has just re
turned frum = three months trip
abroad. lie says that the high class
ocean steamers made In England
eau and will be made In the United
States, owing TO the subsidy policy
adopted 10y the "bilIiOn dollar con-
gress." 1. pays To "squAnder" money
in that way.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
rska n.x oG.

Faks Deg o&.
And visit the State Fair, b Be hsld
One Fare for tie Round Trip. vis. The
Union Pacific. o8-s
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

The next number Of Harper's
Weekly published August 18th, win
contain two pages Of illustrations Of
the races and other incidents at the
annual Canoe Meet, which took
place last week. The SupPlementto
the number will comprise an article,
with portrsits, on "The Young Men
Of New York, |" giving some interest
iug facts regarding the large number
OF comparatively young men who
have achieved marked success In the
professions or In business In the city
OF New York.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Last evening, ct Masonic Hall
Hon. A. @. Robb was made the vic
tim Of . very pleasant surprise. He
had been prompt and faithful In his
performance Of lodge duties for
many years and had rendered 90
many important services that the
fraternity felt that lt was Inesmbent
upon them 10 recognize the fact in
some way. 30 after some quiet eou.
sultation . magnificent ring was
procured and last night It was pre-
sented. Rev. Watson made Q neat
and appropriate speech. Brother
Robb made some Intellectual effort 10
reply but the bretheu had taken
him too much by surprise. The gift
was tFifiing one, compared with
the services he had rendered, but it
showed the good will Of the brethen
and that Brother Robb esteems
shove all treasures.-hcPherson Re-
pubiicdn.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
Fer Sale 90 Trade.

Two lots, 1ooxiso feet on the corner
Of l1th and South streets. with good
i've room house, barn and cut build
ings. Fine shade trees on lot. This
property can Be bought reasonable,
or viii trade for farm property. In
quire st this office.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Do you want 10 look vsllf IL yca
do get suit Of clothes of A. Lisd-
blom. The very latest patterns are
nov In stock. s7.st
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

wE would most humbly recon-
mend to the careful consideration Of
the Alliance party the "ukase."
The resolution avalleth not, the
calamity speech IL . hoOdOO, the
picnic ls q waste Of time, the sign,
grip and password are as sounding
brass aud tinklinE cymbAl, and fat
money is only worth about Q cent
pound, hut the uksse as employed
by his royal jlblets, the CEar Of
Russia, hiss sent up The price of
bresdstuffs higher than all the
pseudo refOrmers could raise It In a
thousand years. Perhaps the AlII-
snce might borrow this autocrat's
ukase when he is not using It.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

A. Lindblsm's fne fall and winter
stock Of goods has arrived. and 70
would be well 30 call early 10 MAKE
your selection for O suit S7-ss
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

wHEN Web Wilder was insurance
commissioner he made II warm for
the Wild cat Insurance companies,
but bis successor, Hon. w. II. Me-
Bride. has shown himself q pretty
good fighter Of these EwIudllag
schemes himself, and Is Just now
trying his strength on a certain
"Bond Investment" company, which
has been trying to do business In
Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

A wildly incredible story comes
from Wichita 20 the effect thai . NO.
man In thst city purchased some
goods fcf . gown. went to another
store % get some trimmings, and for
got all about The dress until remind
ed Of 10 OF the merehant two months
later. Thas kind of o fake ought
never 30 Be sprung In state where
there are no marines.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

The Hiawstha World, Web VIII
der's old paper, has besome the sole
property Of Ewing Herbert, although
bis name still appears - manager at
the head Of the editorial page. Her.
bert ls keeping the paper well mp %
its old standard, and u In said 10 be
making several thosand dollars q
year out of lt above running and liv-
Ing expenses, which n very good,
considering the robust appetite Of its
editor.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

DOCTRINAL preaching is too much
neglected Of late years IN all the
churches or at least ia most Of them.
Elder Sees Tidings.
What's the good Of "doctrinsl
preaching" Elder, anyhow? Il
never saved a soul, and has been re-
sPonsibIe for many = poor souls loss.
what difference does Il make IL q
man IL Of Paul, or ApOIlus, or John
Wesley, or John Calvin, or Martin
Luther, so long ~ he Is saved by the
grace Of Jesus Christi Why de-
plCrs the decRdence Of "doctrinal
preaching" when the simple story
Of Jesus and his love bids fair to
rally all men around the standard OF
the cross, into one grand brother
hood. We take IL, that II the
churches Of to-day are discarding
their dOgmas it is because they are
useless membranes In the great
Christian warfare. II II precious
little use these doginas are 10 one
who IL about to change this world
for the next, aud when soul reaches
the other world we have no authori-
tativs information that q man must
be q Methodist, orr Catholic, or q
Presbyterian, or q Baptist, or q
Lutheran, or a member of any othe:
church, so long as he Is 4 child Of
God.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

The September number sf Curreaf
Literatssrs, . highly critical New
York publication. contains q poem
By Billy white, the dulcet bard os
ths Weinut valley. This ls q direct
blow e the cid crowd in Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

II you want the very latest fall and
winter suit give Bindblom the tailor
o call. s7-st
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Six Of the most experienced and
competent teachers In the asylum
for the deaf and dumb at Olathe
hsve resigned and accepted positions
In other states beeause Of reductions
In salaries, and the most affective
feature Of the case is that the peor
stadents are unable 10 ''euss" the
Alliance Legislature for its mistaken
eccDomy.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

ALL our farmer friends have seen
the picturesque ads In the patent
insldes papers, which contain the
picture Of Q man with au enormous
moustache. and the words "Jones,
he pays pays the freight" that II on
the scales he manufactures. Well,
this same Jones is . Democrat and
the lieutenant governor Of New
York. and has made mp his mind to
be the governor. The Democratic
"Masheen" don't want him, and
snub him, every chance they get.
Now he says II the Democrats do
not nominate him he will run as an
independent candidate, which will
make defeat sure for the Democratic
nominee. AS we have often said,
every thing indicates that this is q
Republican year.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Mr.. Barton Harrison, The sgther
Of s'The Ansionsuiscs,S % has written
o new novel cf New Yerk lie which
The Cestsry will print. 10 is said
% deal with divorces.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
ADYERTISEDL LETTRR.LIST.
aENrLEAEN,a LIST.

Persons calling for any OF the
above, please state that they have
been advertised. G.. 3. RADCLIFFE,
Post Master.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

HUTCHINSON 10 just nov playing
even with some fellows who wanted
TO help along her interests and make
her great. when the Il. o. @. road
wss built the county took several
thousand In stock. Then the fel-
lows Who built the road bonded and
mortgaged it for more than liz cost,
took the Psid up capital and created
. deficit IN the treasury. The treas
urer Of the road is nov under arrest.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
Hov's ThIaf

Blow, blow, Thou wIntry Wynd,
Thou art not 80 unky Ind,
As mans iugrat-ehi- ehuds-
The man who's gut my oyercoat.
Has proved himself n bigger shOat,
Than ever I thoaght he would.
-Repubiican.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

Rudyard KlplIsg's new novel,
written In collaboration With VOL
cott Balestier Tor The Century. Issn.
titled "The Nsulahks, o Tale Of
West and East" It IL . story Of
Americs and India. The principal
characters live In o "booming''
Colombo town, where the story
opens, but the scene quickly shifts
% the court Of IN Indian mahaTajah !,
whittier the hero and the heroine
journey 10 meet with most varied
experiences. The story will begin
In the November CenfHry.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

IT Is announced that . fund Is 10
be raised for General Franz Sigel,
nov that the gallant old German
general has only Q pension Of slc0 per
month 10 live on. II most old vet
Grams were provided with pensions
Of tlOo per month they would try
bard 20 get along without . fund"
besides.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

IN Ohio sherman snd Mckinley
have been carrying on q lively cam
paign for about two weeks, AMI the
Democrats are scared almost into In
sensibIlIty thereat. At last comes
the announcement that Calvin T..
Brice, the New York man who
bought outright the senstorship
from Ohio, and who Is also chair
man Of the Democratic National
committee, II going TO take the
stump In Csmpbell's interest. Mr..
Brice, besides being . millionaire
railroad president IL also . contract
or for tire prison labor Of Tennessee,
which he employs 10 his coal mines
st Briceville, Tenn. How strange
lt il thst these rantlDg third party
ltRs, who are 30 anxious TO defeat
Sherman and Mckinley, do not take
. hand At squeIchIng Mr.. Brice and
his candidate for governor. They
have nothing TO say against q
mau who employs convict labor At
10 cents Q day In preference 20 free
labor, and yet they claim 10 be the
especial God-sent friends Of the
"POOr, down throddin' Iaboring mar,
be jabers," - Bernard McTurk says.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

w.ntsd-Portsf ct Brunswick
House. -
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

EVERYTHING il all right, the
Democrats and calamitylles 10 the
contrary notwithstanding. The pub
lie debt IL decreasing, there Is .
handsome balance In the treasury,
the bonds Of the government are
above par, and the government IL
able to borrow money at = per cent.
interest. When the Democrats let
loose thirty years ago II was difficult
for the government to borrow
money at I2 per cent.
AND now we have another griev-
ance against the Italians. A lot Of
them imported into Pennsylvsnia
have given the natives the itch, and
Q war Of exterminAtion IL talked Of.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
DEALS IN DIRT.

saifas csunty Rsaa Bsaate whlsA has
Esesssiy Chsagea 1asAs.
Real estate transfers fOr 9 veess
ending Segtember 8, lsBl, aad far.
nisbed BY T. ID. Fitzpafriek, af-
afr,~faR.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

ohilarsn oEy fes
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

A company Of "Kausas capita
lists, 30 the report reads, has Sc
cured important concessions, In
volying 2000,0O0 arees of land In
Nicaragua. Capitalists In Kansas
In mortgage-Iidden Kansas. Sock
less Jerry, can this be true ?-Roch-
ester Democrat.
IL 10 true there are "Kansss eapi-
talists," and this year has made
more Of them than any other year.
Most Of them are farmers, too, who
have made their wealth by not
hsrkenIng unto Jerry, and his col
leagues.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

sol Miller Answers the Prosecuting Attsr
hey's QusstIsns and Tells NSthIBg.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10

IT is reported that the civil
war In Chill has been practically
ended by the overthrow Of Balma-
ceda. II ls not possible to weigh
nicely the issues between the two
parties. The remainder Of the world
is glad 20 welcome peace, al the cost
Of either Of the eoutsnding factions.
The commerce Of the world has be-
come 20 nicely adjusted, that 10 can
not brook the slightest disturbance.
This strife In Chill has simply been
regarded with impatIeuce, the vorld
over. IL 10 not only q great loss 10
Chill but an annoyance 10 all the
world. The time ought not to be far
henee when an International Tri-
bunal will sIt, TO determine national
questions that cant be determined by
national tribunals. The principle is
already recognized, In the adoption
Of special courts Of arbitration to de-
termIDe international difficulties.
There is no logical stopping place
TIL all questions that breed war
shall be decided In the same way.
The time, doubtless, II far of, but
reform trends fast Ia these latter
days.
The Saline County journal., 1891-09-10
WHERE DID HE aGr HIS BEER.

-RepubticdH.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02
Personal.

Abram Prosser of Missouri, an old SOL
dier and son of Major Prosser, paid his
friends here and Centreyille a flying visit
last week.
Mrs. Mary Armor is visiting friends in
Freeport this week
Mr. David e. Dale, our Register and
Recorder, and Miss Mary Wick, daugh
ter of Aft Wick, will be married next
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Eugene Schaul, of Hornellsville, N.
r., is spending few days in town; and
of her daughter, Mrs. Phil Mast.
William Snyder was run down by q
train on the p. & ". near Evans City, last
night and had both legs cut off above the
knees. He was carried to the depot where
he died in few minutes.
j. A. Heydrick, G. E. is laying out the
Mckinley farm northeast of town, and 1t
will be sold in lots.
We are under obligations to Clerk Carson
of the Senate, for we'll bound copy Of the
Laws of 1891.
Mr.. G. +. I. Pape and Miss Annie E.
Golden. daughter Of Mr.. P. Golden, of E.
Jefferson St., will be married next Tues
day at 0:30 a. m, at St. PauPs r. G.
church.
Mesdames Oller, Vanderlin, Schenck,
Schneideman, Marshall, Pillow, Miller,
Bole, Greer and Negley were entertained
yesterday, at the beautiful home of Mrs.
James McMarlin in Adams twp, near Mars
station.
Aarop Raihar Franz Rohlar and Ed
McShane represented Butler Democrats at
the@lub meeting in Pittsburg Wednesday.
Dolf Ruff is spending few days in Bnt-
Ter. He has been in Kentucky for some
time, and while there helped to drill sew
eral wells near Ashland for o York state
company. They had to drill 2450 feet to
get the sand there and had to case 1900,
and then got nothing over five Dbl well.
There lie oil in that vicinity but they did
happen to hit it.. and hunting for it is very
expensive.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Dixon, of Iowa, are
guests of w. S. Dixon of Penn twp.
Levi Boyer, of Lancaster twp, market
ed two hundred bushels of peaches this
year.
Rev. J. E. Maurer, of Washington, Kan.
who was recently elected pastor of Grace
Lutheran church, of this city, will move
here with his family this week and enter
at once upon his pastoral work. The Rev.
will preach his opening setmon Sunday, in
the Y. W. G. T. q. rooms Services will
be held both morning and evening. Morn
ing service at IL a. m, subject of sermon:
"Christian Faith, its power and excell-
encev; Evening service at 7:30, subject,
Thoughts of Heaven"
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02
Grades, Grades, Grades.

At a meeting of Council Tuesday even
ing, the grades of Center Ave. and Z. Dia
mond ST. Were again discussed at length
and more time has been taken up at Coun
ell meetings since the paving ofthe street
was begun in the discussion of grades thar
by any other subject.
The engineer has run all lines and Sc
all curbs between street and alley, and al
ley and street on straight lines, and in this
he has been sustained by the Council.
The first effort made to change this wa
the hump made, but afterwards taken off
in front of the p. o. building; and now
two changes are requested. On E. Dia
mond St. hump is asked for and on Cen
tire Ave. a depression. \ change was
made On Z. Diamond ST. to accommodate one
property holder, but it does not suit others
and on Centre Ave. the depression asked
for would, if granted, spoil the grade Of
the whole block from the turn in the street
to Ziegler Ave. where the paving will end.
The Council voted to make no changes
and in the language of the President,
''That settles it,"
The Sewer Committee reported the com
pletion of the 15-ineh sewer, and it was
taken off the hands of the con-
tractor. Its cost is about $1,000,
part of which has been paid. The
sewer is said to work perfectly, and in
course of time will be extended up the
creek so as to accommodate the people of
the EAST End"
The Engineers measurement of the grad
ing done by Mr.. Cupps on S. Mexican St.
was 1881 cubic yards, which at IS cts.
amounted to $696.73 which was paid; and
the Street Committee is now getting
ground to finish the bridge fill from a lot
on the Southside.
The Paving Committee has determined
to pave W. Jefferson St with Franklin
brick, and arrangements to that effect were
completed.
Mr.. Osborne was paid $1,000 on account.
Requests for crossing on Etna St. and
for fire bell in West End were referred
to the proper committees.
The bond of Long d Doyle, with Il. r.
Smith and }. N. Porter as sureties, indi-
vidually, in the sum of 5000 for the in
Identification of L. Jefferson st. was pre-
sented, accepted and ordered recorded.
a bin of E. F. Hughes for three drops
"A patented arrangement for allowing
surface water to enter the large sewers
was approved. These drops were placed
on the 15-inch, and one was ordered for
the "a inch, at crossing of Sullivan run.
They cost $3.50 each.
The further dumping of stuff into the
creek near the old backgrounds was pro
hibited; the telegraph and telephone poles
on the Southside sidewalks are to be re-
moved; all the hose companies want more
hose, and the iremen complain of being
fooled by the whistle of the Ball engine
works, ETC.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02
Fatal Accident on the P. & w.

The dense fog of last Thursday morning,
aided, perhaps, by carelessness, was the
canse of terrible wreck on the P. d w
r. r. at McKim's station, near Zefienople.
early last Thursday morning, whereby foul
men were instantly killed, and several in
jured, two of whom died while being oon
veyed to the hospital in the city.
A freight train ran into the rear end of a
work train carrying laborers, mostly Ital-
ians, to their work.
John Houghton, of Bennett, the engi.
neer of the freight, jumped from his en-
gine, but was crushed to death by freight
car falling upon him. All the others, kill
ed or injured, were foreigners.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02
PITTsBURG PRODUCE.

Timothy hay from country wagons $lO
to $12, wheat 101, rye SO to 95. oats 81 to
"a, corn 5S to 70, millfeed $3.50 to 500.
Country roll butter 16 to %, fr esh eggs
Is. apples so to 1.50 per bbl, peaches 81 to
1.50, potatoes 40 to so, yellow onions 2.25,
beans So, grapes p to 8, ounces LIS to
l. so bu.
Dressed spring chicken IA to 16 lb, live
spring chicken so to 60 per pair.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-10-02

Why do you pay as much for 8
cheap factory wagon as you can buy
a good Kramer hand made wagon fol
at MARTINCoURT q Co.'s,
-Zuver's Pictures leave nothing
wanting in finish, tone or correct
likeness.
Hello. What is it? Why D
E. Jackson is selling dress goods %
per cent less than they can be boUghi
anywhere else. How so? Because
he is selling that much below value
to close out
You can nov save from one to
three dollars on a cashmere or henri
eta dress by buying from
d. E. JACKSON.
Fast black flouncing from 4O
cents yaid up, fast black embroid
cries, lawns, plaid and stripe organ.
dies, satines, batistes, etc. at
l.. STEIN & Sons.