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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
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sFtCIut UIeENI1tN 10 VIC IH7tHIytNctF. u
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 25.-Henry
S. Shoots, the murderer OF Susie Fer
rells at shepherdstown, and for whose
protection in the Cnarlcstown Jail Gov
ernor Fleming was asked for militia,
was brought here this morning on IN
carly train by Deputy Sheriff Morgan
and guard and lodged in Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
WSst Virginia Pensions.

sptcid, Di.patch 10 The. Intdligeuccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. o5.-West
Virginia pensions have been issued as
follows: original-Benj D. Gooding,
VIM. II. H. Ringer, Jas. II. Doss, John
II; Cobb, John Hamilton, Abner Settle,
Hiram Rifles.
Additional-Gco. W. Hunter, Uriah
Dobbns.
1ncrease-Geo. Reclcy, Indian Pierce,
Virgil A. Gath, Geo. c. williamson.
Original widows, &e.-Barbara Hewcs,
Eve Swcitzer, (molher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
AReasonnblc REQUEST

A resident on the motor line who
speaks for many others wants to know
whether managers OF amusements can
not make it u rule to begin their enter
tainmentsp promptly at eight O'Clock, SO
that their patrons who must take the
eleven o'clock motor or remain il the
city all night may be able to see the
performances through. Eight o'clock
is late enough to begin. 1t is the hour
advertised ior the curtain to go up, and
ut that hour the curtain should play its
part Give the motor line people a
chance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

DoN'r experiment with your health.
You may be sure OF the qualityiof your
medicine, even il you have to take much
otyour food upon trust. Ask your drug.
gist for Ayers Sarsaparilla, and no
other Its the standard blood-purifer,
the most effective and economical.
ss4 81 - stl DEW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

So FAR as tho correspondence shows
there is nothing tho matter with Minis
ter Egan. He has done his duty and
done it well under trying circumstances.
Flo may be distasteful to the Chilean
government, but he did not shoot our
sailors ina Chilean city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

can. She has had time enough. II
reason cannot bring rcparation now It
never can.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

Tom .MdSson in Cloak Rerioc
Alas for me! how ,inwarily &.
Nv spirit II doth rail:
It's been decrced by nil the girls
That in the mud I'll tmil.
There was n ,time-oh. happy day!-
When. rs she crossed the street,
t My lady fair quite tenderly
rs Would lift me from her feet.
But now. nlnck!. l drug along,
By Fashion brought so low;
gather stains at every step,
And all for style, you know.
Oh. woman, pity me, l pray:
I'm ycxcd, ard tired, and sore:
And when you go 10 walk again,
Give inc your hand once more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
Remington Typewriter Headquarters
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS,
Call for The Annual Convention oI Id
State League.

The fourth annual convention Of the RePa'r,
can League of the Stale Of West Virginia wa
convene In the cltyof Pnrse:sauFf, Wood co7E
ty. at IL O'clock noon, MONDAY, FEREtAH' .
1897, tth!s day having been Recommended y Nv
National League. for the election Of Officers 70,
the ensuing year. tho selection Of de'esiie' "
the eth annual convention Of the Ga1a'-''"
League Of the United States, aud Tor tho 'F-.'.s,
ton OF such other business Us may E2s'."'"
come bcioreis.
Each Republican club In the state Is 9"'1''1
to be represented By five delegates
ills requested that the election Of dci's!,s, -
held and o list therooib3 forwarded {" NE S :.
rotary Of The State League at ISskeTzbuii" We"
rs soon as possible.
collaboration as TO the rates Of ;rll'i.'.,r
ton vii! be published MS soon as Ale "c''''"'
arrangements can be made.
HENRY C, FLEslEER. President
R ALEXANDER, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

BEvERL&'s fire brings upon that little
town n heavy loss and entities her to
sympathy. She is situated in grow
ing part OF West Virginia and energy
and pluck will restore what tho flames
have destroyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

sevcnty-fve pair OF Ladies' fine Kid
Button Shoes, sizes q and S, A and B
width, at 81 90, wortl, S. 90.
- taHA..FS 2-sa1 w n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

WE may rs well finish this matter
with Chile before tho weather gets too
warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26

TIE reception OF the Presidents mes
sage in the house will interest Chile.
There is but one party in the United
states when a national wrong is TO be
rightcd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

EOR SALE--A HOUSE AND LOT,
u on Charles street Inquire at No. ll?7
Charles street, ja?6'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-26
flEw, CAarDELL 4 nlnr, rGOpnlEronS

INTRLLlGENCER OFFICE, roS ss azs Z, s..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-29
CROHAN g. BOOMER.

was established in 1898 Agents, such as
Rrocers, druggists and other shopkeepers,
are appointed in all parts of the city, and
TO them are issued for sale quantities OF
stamps similar to the adhesive postage
stamp. aud having value OF 10 pfennings,
or, say. ~ cents. The books for the stamps
usually contain fourteen leaves, each pag 9
being divided by printed lines into twenty
squares, so that one stamp may be gummed
into each square. The value Of Q M srks 80
Cseats) is thus represented In a filed page
at any time convenient to the depositor
the filed pages may be handed in at the
bank or to the agent, who. with the first
page delivered, issues q deposit accouu
book. Interest is paid on the credited de-
posts from the first Of the sucoee ding
month.
The particular object OF of this syste m
Is to reach that class of working people
who cannot go to bank during working
hours, and who cannot, as required in some
other. sytemg, bind themselves to deposit a
stated sum at any particular time. 1t lie
among this class of people and among chil-
dren that this system has been very success
full and is very popular.
1t Is not generally known that q similar
plan Tor savings has been adopted in this
country, and is in operation In Detroit,
Mich. The Citizens Savings Bank of that
city introduced asystem of nickel savings
III Juuo, loSU. stamp looks are PROVIDED
by the bank and its agents, the same as In
Germany. The stamp in use is somewhat
larger than the 2-cent postage stamp, and
each page of the book, when filed vita
stamps, represents the value of ST.
The Penny School Savings Bank system,
established March Is. 1885, Is now In oper-
alton IN fifty cities aud towns, aud the de-
positors number 81 1888, with Sl33, $50 to
60 their credit in January last. This idea
originated In France in 1884, and is much In
favor in Germany, Austria. Italy, Belgium,
Spain aHd other countries. 1t is calcul itad
that if ons-half the scholars in the schools
of this country were to save but 81 per year
So 900, 900 would be saved, which is now an
nually wasted by the children.
The total deposits of the savings banks of
the United States in 1891 increased almost
$l0O, 000, 900 over the amount for the previous
year. the average amount due to each de-
pOsitor 1888 04, however, remains exactly
the same for both 1890 and 1891, the num-
Der Of dePositors having proportionately
increased.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-29
ADVERTISING IN THE SKY.

The Vaulted Blue Can Now be Used
by Enterprising Tradesmen.
From the Philadelphia Telegraph
The newest horror is not Deeming nor the
Paris anarchists. 1t is considerably worse
than either. An esteemed scientific CO.
temporary says that genuine sky-signs can
now DO installed for the enterprising adver-
tiser. By simple arrangement of mirrors,
rejecting glasses, and lights. a sort Of gl-
gantic magic lantern can be set up, by
which magic can be thrown upon the
clouds. Y GU will be able to advertise your
wares, in letters 100 feet long, on the skies
so that they will be visible ever a dozen
counties.
As IL this truly awful prospect were moi
enough, we are told that these sky signs can
be made luminous. 80 that they will blaze
all night Heine, in one Of his rhapsodies
said that he would like to snatch burning
pine from its Norway mountains aud write
with it the name of "Agnos" in letters OF
fire on the skies But ne would probably
not have cared to adorn the Ornament with
blazing description OF somebody's patent
trouser stretcher. or a glowing picture of &
lady wearing the latest thing in hygienic
COrSets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-29

ED A. BABcock OF North Stonington, Conn,
while crossing his rocky farm met an odd and
brilliant looking snake of a species that was be-
lieved to be extinct in Connecticut, and after q
lively chase captured il. 1t Is a little fellow,
not half grown, and is black. except that a
broad gold band encircles its neck. It belongs
to the gold banded racer species, which grow to
be ten or fifteen feet long and are swift and
feroctonG
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-29

Owing limited space MOT
Of reducing ~,
Stock 1T needless
~ advertise bona are VeU DIX
Of previous hu1e6
This ecIpe others O Wen aust
have the g:
49, Many Of fall orders they
looking
% end to get71d Of 1zza
- ha IND the ost to
YEAR t - - z - e 1 - 10000 ~ 4 Pnas
must sell then1 "
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01

IiiE STATE OF KANSAS. To- Ions :
tHALs"s AsD tirIzN tHAL-ON. MS wa
You NJ" hereby notified that you hBN. been
,n'l WIN " i,tiII'"h' ~ cod PENDANT ~
y. ~, laying, plhintln
Tut su'inuns u t1 require you ~ answer
IA" p.iitIun ni"J December 2! ispi by the
shid plnlniln, IN the clerks OIilrU ct be- -
lInr COUNTY di-irirt court ~ the stat. 1T Kan.
-Hs, an ar before DctoiTT ~ IsL., or saii ps'ti.
ton will br taken ~ true and JudFH gni
rendered against you Tor the i"irri".uf" 81
u certain b.oTiRnE", executed aud delivered
by IN" said John \, 1hHlzpn. AID Hstsy thRl
spn, Apfil ~, IHa, Dn the following tnHd= aud
i"urHtruts, situated ~ said rpintN ~ -Hiinr,
aud d'Srfih.d ~ t'ilouss fity two aud one
hhlf feet 1H the north eni 1T lots thirty -
ihITiN tive tI2 thirty four -. ,hifty--iN ~
hnd thift} eight ~ On Fourth street, in he
town nf \ Habtia, said parcel oi iRnd being Ia
width nHN.iwO aud uur.hHif fr.i north aud
sDuth, Hnd Ia length extending from 10. east
III" ~ said Int thirty to the west inr oi sHiJ
lut thirty eight. Ia ssrurr the payment oi ia"
sum III tSoiD. aud recorded ~ the record III
tuufiRnsrs IN siiid county, ~ Noi. -, ut page
~, aud the pTnS1rUf said petition j. for Judg
Ih"nt ~ III" sum 81 ihltiy.-iN dollars RDi
tsrhiy i've cents With " per cent Interest
from April H. i-'b. aud that TIE ndanis and
rHrh 81 THEM, aud nlI Ii"r-Dns claiming under
them, bc ioi"Net barred and tore cIosril Of NIL
Interest, right. lien aud equity at redemption
IN, Ia ar an said Iands aud isnsm"nis, aud
that said lands may lie spld according to law.
without nIpfsisinrnt, subject Ia the lien ~
r"tihin moriRng", .N.ruind 20 -""uf" ~"
Noi, ~, NJ page 81, In the record OF mort Rasrs
~ snld cotinty-nnd III" proceeds brought
Into c0utt aud applied Ia the pa msnt of, Ist
the tHNrs dus aud payable an said premises
~, the Gusts aud nrcTuinR costs oit this action
~. III. claim Of said plaintiff Sith the Rrcru-
lux Interest thereon; aud tih. the claims Of
the said defendants n their Interest may Hp.
pear, aud for such other aud further TrlIcf
10 ~" premises NJ may -" Just, lawful aud
equitable.
NtTsEsz my hand aud IN. seal ~ said
court, at ny Office IN the city of "a
u. =. llnH, In the county Of saline, this
9Th dhy 81 August. I-gg
,. - USfENHE WU, Clerk.
OWES A UAs.IrT Att'y fuF PIN M
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01

JAY GOULD IL said to have gone
into the sleeping ear business In OPP.
position to the Pullman concern,
and already has some cars on the
main lines OF the Union Pacific.
How true this IL cannot be learned
but IL still costs q dollar and q hall
for the privilege Of slowing yourself
away In u berth about the size Of a
coffin, at q. m. In Salina aud riding
that way to Kansas City where you
arrive at breakfast time. On top Of
tina. unless you come down with u
quarter for the porter you are looked
upon M hog and are a marked man
henceforward
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01
THE WAY OUT.

In recent letter TO the New York
Press, Senator PETER Is reported to
have said that the peoples party
cannot carry Kansas this year, and
denounces In uBmeasured terms
Messrs. Davis and Simpson. They
have, according to tn. Senator, mis-.
represented Kansas and her people,
and are too loud snd inconsistent
for any practical use 10 q political
organization. Fusion does not take
well with the bearded man either,
and he says II can win for no party.
1t will end two years hence by
consolidation, and the Democrats
will have swallowed the popular
movement entire.
The JOURNAL did not see the
letter In question, aud hence cannot
say positively that II appeared, but
IL 10 sure the sentiments sound
wonderfully like PETER In their
verbiage and manner. IL they are
his words then sill q Republican
journal can say is, 1--WE told you So"
From the beginning the Republican
press has said the movement was
nothing else but scheme TO disrupt
the Republican party In the interest
Of Bourbon Democracy. II Is hard
for any mao to entertain much sym
patty for PETER, for q man with
common sense should have known
by association just where the lead
ers were steering the thing. IL Mr..
PETER lie really coming to his senses
he should be . little more pro-
nounced In saying so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01

right, the recent county convention
was right, the republicans Of Saline
county aud of the State OF Kansas
are right on this transportation
question, but they believe that Just
as much can be accomplished by 60
ing at the matter In determined
business like way as by raising q
calamity cry, and their actions Will
be based on an equitable business
basis that will be fair 10 all parties
concerned. Justice 10 all we ask.
and this we must and will have.
A little show Of temper Ii excusa-
BILE Immediately following . defeat,
but everything now seems quiet, aud
harmonious. We hope Joey will fall
gracefully into line aud give the
ticket the same hearty and cordial
support we would have given 1t, had
the result been otherwise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01
DAPRICE'S
GeaIll, Baking
" MPOWdeE
Used in Millions of Homes-4o Years the STANDARD.
foR Its statement that Col. w. A.
HafFls vauih nrat.t.lx, x.s. a.. I. ~. ~.

FoR Its statement that Col. w. A.
Harris would probably vote 10 allow
rebel war claims. u elected 10 con.
Errss, the JorRsAL has no apology
TO make. 10 he did not 70 would be
contrary 10 his early training, which
his PARTISAN. say caused him to Ell.
ter the rebel army. aud ~c yet have
the first :insianc. 10 record when he
went contrary to that early training
IL IL very easy 10 imagine how Colo
mel Harris would jaw up ~. ground
and tesr hi. shiri 10 mn effort to 80.
cure to th. old soldier. 9Th. dIffrr.
euce between g1ld aud ~. green.
backs with which they were paid -
that 10 " you don't care what you
say. AZ the ssm- time u 4. not hard
10 ~. how easy aud natural II would
he for Harris 10 pay bi- own com
rades the difference. between gold
and the money with witch they
wsro paid. Again, Mr.. Harris might
not vote To repeal existing pension
laws. but u In reasonable 10 suppose
that u" would not exert hIm,eIf or
vote for more favorsbls pension
laws? At the same time let u not
10 forgotten that all those Who be-.
iieve pension. an onirag" aud all
pensioners fraud, ARE heartily In
favor Of the election ~ Mr.. IIafrl-
as ongrc-sinan. mt large
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01
ruuIv,y pn,,u.n,,w,,.,,s.

ColoneI J. u. iiaiiowsii Of Wichl
tn tells this very good story on Low
elling, the peoples party candldai,
for gov.ronf:
Al the recent reunion ! heard 90
old soldier, . farmer Of this county
tell his experience with the would.
be governor. lie said that lac droy,
into town with load Of eggs mud
butter aud other country produce
and ~ he passed I,.wsIling's ptoT,
he was hailed hy that gentleman
who said:
"Hav. you any butter or eyes ?"
The answer brinR H. the Athena.
tive Mr.. LswrIIing said:
well eggs are away OF now, aud
butter 100. ! eau give you cents
for your eggs aud l2i cents iui
butter, but III pay you cash for
them NJ that price"
livery naturally III. old soldier
said that, " that was the best he
could do he could have them
uuloaded hi. butter aud egg. nnd
received his money. shortly after.
ward, he said, D.. went into The
grocery Of Pat Heron Ia do - NH,
trading, and while there, Lrwclling
walked Ia and said to MIR. Heron:
"How much butter and eggs do
you want this morning? They ARE
u little high"
Heron asked how much ARE they
worth ?"
The dignincd would he. governor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01

w t0uft Within AMI ffIT tile
~ of Saline In the state ~ Kansas.
T. j. Chew IT,. plaintiff.
Alfred Woodbury. anu Meieie
4. Woodbury., bis wife. 2. 4.
BauKhaiu aud Kate HauRh.
ain III. VII. and John III
bHs, defendants.
y. q. tinuHham aud X ate Baughnn his " r.
viii take hottie. that the saia n. !. Cbex jr.
plaintiff, DID. an the ri day oi July, l-s,. his
bis p'tiiion la said District ouri. within aud
Tor the county ~ Saline, Ia the state ~ Van.
sas, against the sRid Alfred NopibdTy aud
MoIci" a. Woodbury bis slfr, =. 4. BaughRIn
nnh Kate BauEbnIn, his wife, and John 1hi.
bus, defendants, and that the salI r. 4.
lIhiighsH and Kate iiRugham, his Nil. must
answer said petition firi ~ Rtnt-said on OF
hclDfe The 18th day 81 ortoi'-f, i-s., or said
p"tliion Will b. taken ns true. ani ~ IudE
ln"',i rendered ~ - ~ action against said ~
l.udnnts Alfred w. oiLuTy aud Mefrlr A
Noplbury. bis vile, for the sum 81 nny three
ani " 10 dollars, With Interest thereon at
ihr rate 81 !! per cent psr annum from the
nfst day of luiy, i-si, aud q further Judgment
against .aid defendants Alfred Noo'lbuty
sni M.fcie 4 Woodbury. bis wifr,, T. .
John Thibts, fDr the E'frripsutp of q cert ain
iuortEngp uI.In the fOiipNin. ds.rrihsi real
estate. IA vii. III. snuih half Of the nor b..
east quarter 0f ssciiun ten 10 , Ia town n! b,
thirteen 10, souih 81 range nNe 81, west al
the slsth prinrtpal meridian, hing and 1T.
iai"d 10 the rpupiy eft Saline. ia the state 81
Kansas, aud ndjtdglnF that ~" Eaii plaintiff
nav" W" hrd lien on said pfsmisss. t1 the
amount fpf which judgment viii H. take
~ hiorrshlh, Hnj ur'i"finz said premises io be-
sold Nith"ui superintendent. and the pf"."s,is
appii'd Ia the payment Of the amount du.
plhlutlH aud rDsis ~ suit. aud f1Tvyrf baffiUg
aud i1feri1slnK .aid defendants. aud zach %
them, ri nni from all right. iiti.. estate. inter
Get, ptoIrtiN Hnd equity ~ Trdt mpt eos. Ia ur
ip said premises, Ur ans part thrFtuf.
. Ail"-ii =. W. HA--ETT.
y, -. o-ttNhEnD. Attorney i"r pl,lniin.
HtAI CLERK, bI.I
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01
RUE LEIGHTON uLAu.k.

10 the dark days OF the war u WAS
the unanimous opinion aud tbs de.
mand Of sli patriotic persons that
the rebellion should be suppressed st
any cost. Lives, fortunes and sacred
honor were freely pledged. A large
debt was contracted, aud even the
most hopeful friends Of the Union
knew not what the outcome would
be. To make the security greater
aud TO give the honor of the patton
q more favorable expression, . clause
was put Ia the greenbacks excepting
them from payment on the public
debt aud Interest thereon. Nobody
complained about u at the time, and
nobody has since lost y dollar Ia
consequence Of u.
Now Ia the year Of grace is92,
comes Jerry Simpson, q man who
never was even an ornament 10 the
obscurity from which he 20 recently
sprung and says the exception
cause 10 the ruinatlon Of the coun.
try" and Ia the next breath accuses
men Of sacrificing their honor, calls
their wives prostitutes aud their
children criminals. A pretty man
he would have been Ia congress
thirty years ago. Then comes John
Davis with = sub.trea-ury plan, aud
. panacea for every ~ that has NJ.
fected man since the fall Of Adam.
A bright Legislator he would have
made Ia those days. Aud poor little
Ben Clover who went To sleep at his
post for another one. What would
have been said 81 him then when
the country was literally on the
verge Of ruin.
How greedily would the friends Of
the Union have halted the man with
"The Way Out; price 10 cents TO
the credit OF the latter. hoSeyer, u
must he said that lac rendered his
country honorable aud distinguished
service, but 10 was not Ia the nation
al Legislature. protesting against the
exception clause in the grrrnbscks. |
Then Just aniagine Obs aud Baker
standing around aud suffering aud
adding their feeble "nie TO-" A can
didaio for governor thirty years ago
gOiHg about his siate-and Kansas al
that--preaching against the excep-
ton clause Ia greenkacks, would in- |
deed have been hailed with delight
ALTER he had been hung To the
nearest overhangIng bough. hut
why go on.
For every bond that was Issued
from the 4. \. Treasury gold was
received, or what was more valuable,
the services Of men standing NJ y
living wall between the best govern.
ment that ever lived aud Its enc.
mics. Who are these men aud what
are they made 0f who complain
because the government pays back
Ia kind what u borrowed? Honest |
borrowers always return 10 kind that |
which they received. To say the
least these latter day howleru about
the exception clause have . very
silly grievance" against u govern
ment that never injured one Of
them. Very few honest men are
complaining because Of u.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01
Road Notice.
STATE or Kansas
SALINE tDusTf,

STATE or Kansas
SALINE COusrf,
OFFICE 90 CouSTf CLERK.
saiina Kansas, July ". Isas. I
YOU are hereby notified TINT l.. a. Alley. A
j II. Morrison and J. q Barrett have bsef
appointed road viewers To meet Ia con- juno
tim with the C"uuiy surveyor Et the hOus. al
r, ! sullivan. In Dayton township. ON the
zird DAY Of August, Iss., aud proceed Ia give
all parties n hearing. aud proceed Ia view the
following -tiescribed road NJ peiitiOned for by
r y. sullivan aud Oth.r-. via:
Commencing ut the northwest corner ~ the
south half ~ the southwest quarter Of section
81, township D.. range !, west ~ tho sihih Prin.
cipal Meridian. thence east to the northeast
corner of the south half ~ the sOuthwsst
quartz ~ said section. thence south Ia river.
thence down said river Ia u southeast direction
about twenty rods rs near % said river ~ q
good road ran be- madrI to strike section line
between accti1ns 20 ala dt-N I. thence east
un said line 10 the southeast curnrr Of section
~ ~ Hnd northeast corner OF eel, said
road To- b- 20 feet wide.
liy order 81 III. Hoard Of County Commits.
Hloncts o. ], ADDISON.
County tleTk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-01

OVER nj Rosedale park Friday
evening Mr.. Lewelling made the ~.
founding assertion that the average
wages Of Iaboring men with families
In Kansas IL ~ cents n day. Com
mon sense teaches us that he uttered
lie when he said u. The average
wages paid the married men who
work In the establishment Of the
publishers Of this paper amount to
81 10 per day. 10 there II q calamity
printing establishment In this state
which pays ~ high an average Of
wages 10 Its printers let II be known
at once. IL must not be forgotten,
either, that competition In closer In
the printing business than any other
that can be mentioned.