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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
Other River Notes.

There was feet inches OF water In
the channel at midnight and falling.
Reports from above, however, indicate
that the Allegheny Is rising, and anoth-
er rise may be expected here to-day.
The Ben Hur left at ten o'clock for
Parkersburg and the Liberty at $3.50
O'Clock for Darlington.
The steamer Bennett arrived yester'
day from New Cumberland. She lef'
in the afternoon for Wheeling. towns
CAPTAIN Dode's little packet boat, whicf
was brought down from Brownsville
Yesterday -Pittsburg Post
The Pacific Coal Company has let con
tracts for new towboxt TO run wner
built in the Pittsburg and Cincinnati
and Pittsburgh and Louisville.
WARRrx. PA, November 4:-hive'
feet; weather, raining and cold.
MoRsAxTowN, w. VA, November :
River 4 feet 9 inches and stationary
weather. cloudy y cool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

WE have just received BY sig, ,'.. =
hundred choice Cape New ~ 49,
listers, Misses and Childre'i az \.
Ladies' "a and SO inches L''s '.
Trimmed and Plain GarmeiA -
we bought extremely cheap ~ 4
garments will be placed 90 ~
wornIog' II. EysHEnh
'-'0' Eleventh si-sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
ployment of United States Marshals at
the polls.

ployment of United States Marshals al
the polls.
Attorney General MILLER has issued
orders permitting United States Mar
shals to employ all the deputies they
please and has ordered that these depu-
ties shall be allowed within the rail al
the polling places, in utter disregard
OF the laws of the States. He is proba-
bly, here to consult with ELKINs ct A.
az to the advisabilitY Of similar en-
ployment of federal marshals in this
State, to give them a privilege that no
other citizen can have under the secret
ballot, namely, to accompany the UoterS
to the polls.
But let these desperate and unscrup-
ulous politicians try their game in this
State. If they do they will see the
Democratic majority increased ten
thousand.
Force bill methods, which the admin
istration is already putting in force
wherever anything can be Accomplished
by it, are not popular in West Virginia
and never will be, and what's more the
people OF this State will not tolerate
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

APPARENTLY there isn't better
Franzhein worker in town than the IN
teuigencer. II the number Of Repuo-
llcans who have openly declared their
intention to vote for him, because OF the
telligencer's infamous campaign
Inst him, shows anything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

Senator A. R. CAMPBELL, OF this city,
a Drominent Republican politician, who
was charged the other day over the ait-
davit OF T. M. KENNY, a Respectable
CITIZEN Of Tunnelton, OF saying, Here
the lower class Of labor, and in the
cities we have to fight the Catholic
church - has not denied the same by
affidavit. The REGISTER has said II
would publish the same with pleasure
several DAYS ago, but he has not yet
accepted the kind invitation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
\, anthentic sources We learn that

NJ authentic sources we learn that
- BILL PHILLIPS, late OF Wheel
~ now Of Washington State, and Sec
etary Of War ELKINs have arranged 70
meet each other on important business
At Grafton within the next forty-eight
hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

THE exposure Of the Republican
blocks-of-ave methods in Jackson coun-
~ worries the Jackson Herald. 1t says
no leading Democratic paper has pub
ushed the rlatter. Begging the es-
teamed HerasFs pardon, the REGISTER
the leading Democratic paper OF West
Virginia. has published IL, and likewise
the New Work World, the leading
democratic newspaper Of New York. as
well as leading Democratic papers OF
.sveral other States. The Jackson
eraId should enlarge its exchange
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
MORE CAPTAINS" OF BLOCKS OF
FIVE.

The following circular was handed
US by very mad Republican to whom
it was sent through mistake in the in
itial letters of tho man addressed. 1t
is necessary to quote only the first par
agraph:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

p.servlng Confidence. There is no ar
,,cle which 50 richly deserves the entire conf
dspce Of the community Is BRowz's BRONCHIAL
Trocurs Those suffering from Asthmatic and
n-auchi.l Diseases, Coughs. and Colds. should
nv thsm. Price 25 csntA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

TIE Intelligencer says it knew all
about Mr.. FRANzHEDI long ago. Well,
why has the InteItigeIlcer waited till this
late day to make its accusations?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

FoRcEPrIr-snAYENPORT and the no
: "DAVE" RSzABrIN posing as con-
ators of public morals and friends
.ure elections in New YORK Is a
for the gods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

Will Mr.. MEDICK dare to say II
elected to the Legisture he will lot tote
for STEVE ELkINs for U. S. SeDAsor?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

Mrs. NJ. Schaenberger, Beaver Dam.
Wis, writes: eve have used DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in our family for
Coughs, Colds. Group and Rheumatism.
II cures every time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

THE I1ltelLt0encer made itself the
laughing stock Of the town yesterday
by wasting half the space OF Its first
page in the sensational publication, in
facsimile, of letter advising the Dem
ocratic Committee to arrange free ex-
cursions so as to take illegal negro
voters out Of the State and keep them
out till after the election. The IntetH-
Qencer headed it up as a grand ex-
pose of nefarious Democratic
scheme. The gentleman who wrote IL
has no connection whatever with the
Democratic committee and did not
deny it's authenticity and no one was
more amused at the absurd publication
than he when REGISTER reporter in
terviewed him on the subject. The
scheme be suggested he thought was
infinitely better than the Republican
plan which Is to allow these illegal
negro voters to cast their ballots next
TunsdQv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

Before the passage OF the Mckinley Bill
the Republican war cry was, "VOte the
Republican ticket and get 40 cents for
your wool"
The effect of the Mckinley Dill on the
wool market is shown by the following
figures from Philadelphia quotations:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

A VOTE for SMITH for the Legislature
is a vote for Mr.. ELKINs for U. 5. Sen
ator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

STATE pEMOChAAAS
FOR GOVERNOR,
WI A. MAcCORKLE, OF KansWhA-
TOR AUDITOR,
w. JOHNSON, Of Barbour.
FOR TBEA sURsR,
IN. ROWAN, OF Monroe.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
T. S. RILEY, OF Ohio.
roR srArE suPrErNTENDENT or rEEE SCHOOLS
VIRGIL A. LEWIS, OF Mason.
ZOE JUDGE SUPREME COURT or APPEALS
GONs TERNO
NH DEGT, Of Taylor.
SHORT TERM
HOMER A. HOLT, Of Greenbrier.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
First Senatorial District)
WIN. H. TARR, Of Brooke.
COUNTY DEmOCRATIO TICKET
TOR sBEETFB,
A. A. FRANZHE1A
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN A. HOWARD.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
CT. BLANCHARD.
ASSESSOR, COUNTRY DISTINCT
NOAH ZANE
COUNTY SURVIVOR
n. Il. CARR
HOUSE OF DELEsArEA
Q. W. BROCKUNIER
J. W. IMHOFF.
~. J. O'KANE
J. Is. WILSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
A FORGERY.

The Elkins- FoSter-Dawson combine,
which is trying by colonization and
bribery to swing West Virginia into the
Republican column next Tuesday, are
now so desperate and totally unscrupu-
lous that the readers Of their organ, the
Intelliqencer, must bein constant state
Of wonder. The number OF Republican
lies in circulation in Wheeling is linn
tied only by the capacity OF the mails,
Mr.. DAwsoN's distributing agents and
the columns of the Inteligencer
The desperate Republican managers
do not even stop at forgery. The In
telliqencer yesterday published an al
legged letter from Hon. ISAAC Y. JOHN
son, the Democratic candidate for
auditor, in which some terrible admis-
sioDs were made and some terrible in
structions given to Democrat in
Clarksburg.
The letter is forgery, pure and sim
pie.
We received by wire last night Mr..
JorNSoN's statement accompanied by
his affidavit that neither he nor anyone
for him had ever written such letter,
and he commissioned the REGISTER to
demand of the editor OF the Intelli-
eeaeer the production of the original
( COPY of the letter alleged to have been
written by Mr.. JOHNSON.
We accept the commission and new
call on the IntelItgeneer to produce the
original letter or stand branded as a
forCer.
win the Intelligencsr, or the unscru-
pulous scbemers who are working
through its columns, answer this?
There is apparently no limit to Re-
publican political rascality this year.
One year ago, No. wheat sold in
this city at 81 a bushcI. To-day, the
same quality Ct wheat brings only
| 20 cents hsgs. This shows how the
Mckinley bin raise j the price Of
wheat.
STRANGE the 7encsr should wait
| tin near the d tIon to begin it.
mud.1lIngip against Mr.
/ FRAEzREn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

FIRST Dlsrs1or-JoHN o. PENDLEToN' Of
az SIcoxD Dlsrmor-WM. L. WILSON OF Jsf-
ie TSlsD D,srRror-JoHN D. ANDERSON Of
Nicholas. r,,rrs CApEHART Of
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- AnEnIoAN pEMoORArs.

mae Opera House was packed to the
ars last night by most enthusiastic
audience which assembled 10 hear Gen.
sTAH1. OF New Jersey, discuss in Ger
man the issues OF the campaign. The
size Of the audience was an eye-olener
As 10 the number OF German-Americans
there are in Wheeling aud the enthusi-
site applause that greeted every pause
Gen. STALLS speech showed that
Ont all Of thsE are Democrats this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

saws: awe have for years used hoou's
Sarsaparlla in our family OF five, and
find it foully equal to all that is claimed
for it,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

has 8 dis
appearance and
orator. One did
nderstand the German
ening to his speech last
ate the fact that he is
peaker and as effective
,een in Wheeling in
d one OF the chief
y was the evident
y in earnest.
auspices Of the
.eland Union,
sly in q re-
= dy one
1niza-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-05

80 nEMocEArIc TICKET.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
From Colorado.

Mr.. J. II. Arnold leaves the follow.
ing letter from his son Ed, who is In
Colorado, with the JOURNAL for
publication. As Ed Is an old Saline
county boy the letter will have q
double interest for his friends. Any
where you have a mind to 60 you
can find some formerly OF sslins
boy who is rendering the world
valuable service In some capacity.
AMETHYST p. o. (Creede Camp
June Is, 1892.
MY DEAR FATHER:
have been In this place, about 20
miles from Creede, since last Mon
day. 1t Is q new mining camp-the
excitement started about a week ago,
they made some very good strikes
here-some assays are said to have
run over 500 OF. silver to the ton.
The territory here seems to be
limited though to one mountain and
1t Of course will not make much of q
camp.
deputy mineral surveyor the other
day-there was lots OF red tape con-
nected with Ii.
1t is quite cool here at nights.
freezes every night, and you can see
icicles along the creek at any time
Of day. 1 run across snow banks
every day, suppose they would have
good effect on the Kansas
temperature. Love to all.
Your sfieetionAte son
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
And They Ratified.

Thursday evening about spndown
Q band played several lively airs,
and the populace turned out to see
what IL was all about. After while
the band marched over to Rosedale
park and q goodly portion Of the
crowd followed to listen to the
speeches to be made In ratification
of the nomination Of Grover Cleve-
land. At intervals the soft evening
air was punctusted by the booming
of artillery, and the shouts Of 8
gladdened throng Of boys-old and
young.
The crowd that gathered under
Mr.. Gels trees was composed Of
Democrats and Republicans in about
equal parts, supplemented by large
concourse Of small boys, the which
Doctor Tobey In his speech found 1t
necessary to sit down upon OCCASION
ally. The large number Of Republi-
cans present gratified the manage
hcht Nciy hhucht ioi ao ohc VI thc"
said to q JOURNAL representative,
1--WE came not to call the righteous,
but sinners to repentance"
The band played some more and
DIR. Tobey stepped forward and de-
livered one OF his characteristic
speeches, which was duly apprs-
cisted by the faithful, as was
evinced In generous and frequent
applause.
The Doctor was followed by w.
A. Norris, who spoke briefly and
felicitously. Col Jawn II. Padgett
was called for, but would not talk.
When Col. Padgett lived In Georgia
he used to be referred to as the
Dreaming Demosthenes Of Dinkle-
berry Dell, but Of late his eloquence
has rusted bit. w. r. Gels and J.
F. Bsrwick made brief speeches and
then the meeting went home to its
virtuous couch to dream Of Grover
and Ruth and carrying Kansas by
125, 900 majority.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
Benpington ltems.

Mr.. EDITOR: accepted
the to responsible position OF cor
respondent for your paper at thi,
point commence by writing you
. letter.
We have scarcely recovered from
our dissipations Of the Scotc hmen'.
celebration.
Twas . grand and successful
ball game and by the way the Sslins
Ball club were the most gentle
manly club that has appeared on
our grounds.
Mr.. w. r. Gels seemed TO have 9
heap OF enjoyment with either
Schuler.
We have heard many speak Of Mr.
Burton's speech at the Banquet q,
being very nice.
Citizen Schuler probably enter.
tanned more German Scotch OF
Scotch German than any one else
10 our little town.
Hon. J. q. Mohler's Lieutenant, u
q. Gsrten, was In our city skirmIsh.
ing before the Justice Of the Peace
"Grant 10 . good boy but has one
fsiling-he II not republican.
Mrs. &. II. sheppard In here ar
ranging with carpenters for aItera.
tions in her house. Preparatory Il
moving to her old home.
Our town 10 being much beautIfied
by fresh paint this summer.
Well sis ~ you were here las
week and probably took notes I viii
stop for this time, fearful lest I ~alk
over the same ground. Twine scarce
Harvesters scarce. Wheat In plent,
and all farmers busy now.
K.nn
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
New Canbria Chattsrings.

s. p. Donmeyer lost n valuable
horse Tuesday from the effects Of the
intense heat.
Miss Nettie Stiffier II home again
after . several months sojourn In
Abilene.
Mrs. Henry Doener returned from
. visit 10 Linvood Saturday even.
ing.
The two daughters Of Anthony
Wolsieffer Of Sslins. spent the first
Of the week here, with the daughters
Of NJ. X. Bell.
H. M. Armstrong was called 10
Springdaie, lows, last Friday on sc-
count Of the serious Illness Of his
mother.
Mrs. f. Faust II suffering from q
bruised limb and fears are entertain.
ed Of blood poisoning.
Farmers are busy cutting wheat
In this vicinity, which Is q splendid
crop.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
,.r Cexvxsrros.
rspshs IsiisA with rsshusiss,ie Sap
pssssss % The ysr,sss Candidates
sss Piasss 90 the state rtststi-
A. Issslisssss. orderly. Ne.

Tspshs 1SiisA with rsshustss,ie Sap
pssssss % shs ysrssss Candidates
sss Places 90 the state rtststi-
A. 1sssliissss. orderly. Ne.
tssntssa crswd.
TOPEKA Kansas, June -, 10 p. m.
This 10 perhaps the largest and
most enthusiastic republican state
convention that has been held in
Kansas for years. Just what the
outcome will be 10 Of course at this
time impossible TO say, but certain
it 10 that when the ticket and plat
form are made, the hearty support Of
all factions can be relied upon. In.
tsrest centers on the gubernatorial
fight, and oil other officers will In q
measure be left In the background
until . governor has been selected.
Smith In the strong man In the race.
All admit that bul whether he can
secure votes enough TO nominate
him IL still . doubtful question.
Morrill, 10 at hard at work, and 10
making . determined fight for the
place, while Murdoch is making the
greatest show on the streets. A dele
CATION arrived this afternoon Of per.
haps 500 gentlemen from wichita,
headed by brass band, aud tonight
the streets are crowded with dele
cations, marching TO and fro show
Ing the strength Of the Wichita
editor. Captain Wright and Gov.
Riddle are also here, aud each hope
In case OF . tie-up among the three
strong candidates, that they may be
selected.
The sslina delegation is quartered
ct the Copeland. At q meeting held
this morning, Capt. Mobler nomi.
mated J. l.. Bristow for chairman OF
the delegation, although four out OF
the seven delegates were for Mohler
for chairman. 1t was done for the
purpose Of harmony, rs the Salina
editor wouldn't play unless It was
his way. 7. +. Carver, c. w. Banks,
w. +. Musser, T.. w. 0ber, Fred
Quincy, Rev. Baker, Elder See, T.
l.. Bond, w. w. Watson, l.. A. VIII,
T. d. Fitzpatrick and c. b. Kirkland |
are also here. Mr.. G.rver's chances
are good ,and support has been freely |
offered him from northwest Kansas |
today. The fight will be between
him and Welsh Of Topeka. A petit
tion will also be presented to the
convention signed by hundreds Of
Salina business men, asking that q
plank be put In the platform de-
manding on equitable solution OF
the freight rate matter. Other cities
will ask for the same action.
The prohibition matter will proba-
bly, be mentioned In the platform,
but ln mild way, and II is the pre-
vailing opinion here this evening
that Slower and Hovey will be re-
nominated, although candidates
have announced themselves as ready
to take their places. Harrison OF
Washir .ton wants to be treasurer,
and Thompson OF Rice county,
auditor.
The convention will be called to
order Ut 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing, and II 10 freely claimed tonight
that Smith will organize II.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
smolss seribblings.

Hurrah for Harrisonl
Chss. johnson has bought the old
Lundberg b. II.
Agent Peterson and Carl Fogel.
berg each received Q bicycle some
time ago.
Moody IL now making q bicycle to
be called "Moody's Tipping"
Mrs. Masnuson hes returned from
Excelsior Springs.
The F. A. and I. u. holds meetings
In the blacksmith shop at present.
Ni" Amy BrodIns has gone to
y brssks.
Swan BrodIne and son Martin,
went to Fslun Sunday ON . visit.
Jules Renafd and MollIe Renard
made . trip down to Kansas City
and got married.
The Lundberg 8. H. is now finish.
ed. Il 10 the same sire ~ the old
one and 10 better made.
Aug. Holt has built an addition to
his house.
The people around here will cele-
brate the eth Of July ct 6molan and
Salemsbufg.
Judging by the way people talk, Q
school house will be built at smolsn.
Mr.. shogren says the carpenters
put up 2 or 3 boards each time they
come out, he will move into Il a.
soon - 10 Ii flushed.
Sven J. swenson met with an
accident last Sunday, he was out
riding horseback when something or
other broke. throwing him to the
ground end brulsing him consider
ably, he vas around the next day
but looked - II he had been through
the late cyclone; be now carries bis
head In sling.
CoUNT POGO D'AReENTo.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30

The Salina State Bank opened for
business Monday morning, the state
bank commissioner having issued
the necessary authority. The new
institution is we'll equipped for
business and 10 conducted by
thorough business men. The
furniture 10 that used by the Scott.
Tresslsr concern that went out of
business some months ago. The
JOURNAL bids the new bank kind
ly welcome and bespesks for II an
increasing business commensurate
with the growth Of the city. The
growth and expansion Of . city's
business 10 indicated In Its banking
business, and an addition like the
Salina State Bank to our financial
institutions surely shows that We
are on the high road to prosperity
and greatness. Messrs. Peirce and
Locke and the capital they repre-
sent will further aud solidlfy
the confidence the outside world has
In Sslins and her future in the busi-
ness world.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30
Resolutions Of Respect.

SALINA, kans., June ii, lsS2.
To the oficers and comrades Of John A
Logan Post, No. IL. q. Al
We, your committee on resolutions
Of respect, would most respectfully
report as follows:
WHEREAS, Again we are called
upon to chronicle the loss Of one OF
our comrades BY death on June 10,
1892, and
wHEREAs, 1t is with deep regret
and sorrow, yet We bow to the will
of God, and with pride We glance to
the military record Of our departed
comrsde, John Messer, who enlisted
a. Q WAGNER August IL, 1852, In
campany E. 126, Ohio Vol Infantry,
and was discharged a. private from
same company and regiment on June
Is, 1855, and
WHEREAS, Comrade Messer join
ed this post on July 8, 1880, and was
Q member In good standing ut the
time of his death, thereby showing
his upfiinching spirit Of fraternity
and loyalty In his advanced age Of
WHERHAs, Comrade Messer was
Q brave and true defender Of our
national emblem, he also was Q
noble husband and . loving father
and supporter Of highly respected
family, who with us mourn his un-
timely departure to the unknown
beyond; therefore be it
Resolred. That John A. Logan
Post, No. l27, @. A. B., extends our
heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
family of our late comrsde io this
their hour Of trial, and that We shall
ever cherish his memory - that OF q
soldier and . worthy citizen and
honored head of his bereaved family.
Resolved, That the charter Of this
poet be drsped In the usual way of
mourning for 30 daysi aleo Q copy OF
these resolutions bs sent to the
family Of our late comrade, and .
copy Be spread upon oar resolution
record, and also be Published In the
city papers. Adopted by John A.
Logan Post June 81. 1852
0Bo. SHERMAN,
q. q. FLICK,
GEO. DUNCAN,
Committss.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30

Mr.. Ed Carrier, Trustee Of Spring
creek Township, deserves much
credit for the excellent bridges hs
built, and the Improved condition Of
the roads.
Mrs. McMahou Of Ellis, and Mrs.
Mitchell OF Colby. daughters OF r.
A. Walker, both returned to their
homes with the west bound passsu.
ger. Sunday evening.
Don Bennett, formerly barber at
Brookviile returned from Q six
months visit 10 Illinois. The boys
were all glad 10 welcome him back.
The infant child Of John Olson
was buried at Brookville on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. \. Wood preached
the furenal sermon.
Messrs 3. L. shepard and r. J.
Rollman were doing business at Sa-
lima on Saturday.
The annual school meeting vas
held at Brookville on "Wednesday
afternoon.
Messrs. Tuthili. Barber, and Peele
OF salina were doing business In the
city this week.
Harvesting has fairly commenced
throughout the country surrounding
Brookviile and most an excellent
crop Of wheat is reported by the
farmers.
Mrs. Cunningham and children
arrived from Nebraska, her mother
Mrs Henry Richardson IL very III.
Though right In the middle Of har-
vest Brookville proposes to celebrate
the Fourth. Extended preparations
are made.
Yes young brother presto" your
disposition Is an admirable one with
regard TO q place on the Republican
County ticket next fall from the
western part Of the county, but we
would prefer to make the limits q
little wider and say some good, cap
able, honest, popular. and well quail
fled Republican rather than to con-
fine him TO q certain age. We are all
republicans and differ from the Al
lance In this particular. that we are
rot all aspirants for office. Light
ming 10 no respecter Of persons. It
strikes the old as well as the young.
ALEPH.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-30

In many Saline county fields the
wheat lie 90 high that the propristors
are afraid to venture In without .
pocket compass and . clothes line
attached to their waists for fear Of
getting lost. On the way TO Solomon
last Sunday . man's hat was seen
gliding along over the surface Of the
wheat, but when the train reached
the road there was . man under the
hat and . horse under the man.
This statement can be proven BY the
eonduotor.