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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Alas the poor animals No sooner
arc tho horses getting little better than
the pigSa threatened with an epidemic.
The swine pest, it is stated, is on It's
way from Canada. The dogs, the COWS,
the cats, and all the rest of tho quad.
rupcds will fall sick, We suppose, in
thcir turn. The horse sickness will not
have come in vain If it sufficiently re.
minds us that, il, as animals depend
upon us, we nlso depend upon animals
and if We are ais" taugh, that all our do.
mcstic beasts require rs much sanitary
care ms MAJ does. Living in n half un-
natural condition. and not allowed any
NATURAL liberty of choice in their habits,
they are entirely at our mercy, and with
only the poor protection Of human Gu.
Pidity against neglect and i'll. treatment.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

TO MOUNT CunoMos. Have YOUR Cram,
made with n glass, rs fer ordinary
framing, taking care tha. the frame will
touch the margin Of printed surface Of
the picture showing no white.
Then cover the glass with thin
coating Of paste or shrllac varnish--lay
the back of the Chrome on the glass
and smooth carefully when dry, apply
the least possible coat Of the thinncst
possible varniSh, and the mounting is
done. The picture is merely on the
glass, instead of being placed behind in
tho usual way.
Binders Tor pastc) board will not do
not for such large pictures will wrap!
Wood is not good. for the same rca-
son.
A strip Of gold, at least, Sbonld como
next the picture.
or course it will be seen that a glass is
the best material, it is Impossible for tho
publishers to mount these Chro,nos
properly, and send out Of town.
Better wait six mouths to get your
pictures mounted and framed carefully,
than to have them spoiled by hurry
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Mrs. Brown "Why, Mary, my love, why
arc you in mourning?" Mary: 81 am not
in mourning, Mrs. Brown, but as tho
widows are getting all the offer snow n days,
we poor girls have to resort to artificc I"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

"Char les" said a young lady to her lover,
"thcrc is nothing interesting in the paper
to-day, is there, DEAR" "No, love, but
hope there will be one day, when wo both
shall be Interested" The lady blushcd, and
said, Ofcoursc, "For shame, Charles !"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

"Mcet Inc at the gate, love-" has been
changed to "Mcct me at the CRATE, love-"
The cool weather has ncccssitated tho
change.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04
Sensation Story Spoiled.

IT seems that there is no truth
IN the "scqucI to tho story Of tho
Dean BOXER MARRIAGE" rs lately
puhIlShed by tho WASHINGTON
newspapers in connection with the
death in the hovcl Of II colorcd
woman, Of u young white woman
who Envc her name as Annie
Dean, and told the story before
dying that she had been discarded
because she had married her
fathers cOachman. About Il
years ago, it will be remembered,
Mary Ann Boxer, the daughter Of
wealthy citizen OF New York, a
young and beautiful girl deserted
the home Of her childhood to mar
rN John Dean. her fathers COACH
man. The ballad Of "John Dean
and His Mary Ann" was almost AS
we'll known as "NiiIiEcns amt his
Nl"ah, and Will bring the case to
lhc mind Of many. The woman
who lately died in Washington
sought notoricty on borrowed
capital, though with a different
given name, to tho d,trimcnt Of u
respectable family now living IN
good circumstances. a few wears
ago Il story very similar appeared
~ the "National lntclligcnccr," OF
W MaShlngton city, concerning ono
Annie Dean, then an inmate Of u
house Of prostitution. The article
had wide circulation in the journ-
ais OF the country, tho New York
"Sun' being among tho first to
copy it, aud a libel suit rosuItinw.
1t was clearly proved that Mrs.
b"ktr-Dcan was at that time liv-
ing in good circumstances with
her husband in Brooklyn, and u
Judgment was obtained by tho
Deans with nominal damages.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

y tooth Of tho emperor Napo-
Icon was lately sold in Brussels
for 100 francs,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

England makes SO, 500, 900 " orth
Of hcr old rags into papor yearly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

A Western woman, still living,
has q son over ninety-thrco years
old.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Paper houses are being made
practicable, habitable and comfort.
able.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Never marry woman till you know
where her dress ends and her soul begins
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Would q lady vocalist have a false set
o If she wore artificial teeth?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Land in some parts Of FLORIDA is
offered at eighteen cents per acre.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

IT don't follow because ladies are we'll
laced that they are staid in their demcanor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04
What Came OfA TOmbOv.

| What Came OLA Tomboy.
Miss Martha Knight is q good
looking girl who WAS born in
Boston, and very early in life NOR
tilted her parents and their friends
! by being that childish fcminin !
monstrosity called " "romboy."
She cared nothing for dolls and
miniature housekeeping, like other
little girls but wanted gimlcts and
augcrs, and saws and hatchcs, and
nails, and lumber to work with
Instead Of learning % sew on
dolls clothes, she made slcds and
wagons and kites for her lazy,
numbSknll brothers, and she finally
hcranH Il wonder OF mechanical
genius. Her taste ran that way,
and her friends concluded to lc! i;
go when they found they could
not stop ii. Miss Martha Knight,
being poor, went into Il paper bag
manntactory to earn her livcli-
hood.
or course snch II girl could not
stay at homo and dronc away her
life at tho family lircsidc. She
went to work like II man, and has
now become famous aud the pride
of the old folks. She has won the
distinction Of being the first lcmalc
inventor that ever received Il
patent for Il complete invcn.
ton at Washington. Her in
rentIon is Il machine for making
papcr bags. Several attempts had
previously been made IN this di
rcction by men Of mechanical gcn-
lus, and all had failed. This "lom.
boy" has now done it. and made IL
success. Unaidcd she drew her
plans, and she superintendent tho
putting np the machinery at Am.
hrrst, Mass. 1t works we'll, and
her everlasting fortune is madc.
TWELVE HUNDRED KISSES. Tho
Turin Opinionc relates Il curious
prace,making ceremony which took
place II few days ago at Scdini:
"Twenty.n:nr families Of eight
districts Of Anglona took Il share
IN TINS solemn pace Of peace. The
bishop of the diocese, accompanied
by five priests and tho authorities
OF the country, assisted at the
ceremony. 1T began by the as
sembIng in large field rear Sc
DIM Of the different groups Of the
parties interested, who afterwards
formed into separate rows Of
Offenders and offended BY the as
Sassinations committed or wounds
inflicted by vendetta within tho
last ten years. Then, placing
themselves opposite tho bishop
and project, they cmbraccd each
other two by two, at first with II
certain reluctance, but by degrees
the ice melted, and soon tho great
osI cordiality was manifested on
both sides. The twcnty-nino fam
lies, with their relations to the
fourth generation, amounted in all
TO twelve hundred people, who
thus exchanged the kiss Of peace.
a crowd Of more than two thous-
and persons formed IL circle round
this interesting scene, which left
adcop and mostplcasing impression
on all hearts. During tho re-
mainder OF tho day and on the
following morning the most sincere
JOY and satisfaction were mani
tested on all sides, and will, it is
hoped. be rs lasting as it was
solemn y celebrated.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04
VERY LONG AGO.

VERY LONG AGO.
Listening in the twilight
Very long ago,
TO a sweet voice singing
Ncly soft ami low,
VAST Il song OF peril,
And lady bright
Saved from deadly danger
BY gallant knight?
Or song Of battle,
And a flying foe?
] have quite forgotten,
Twas SO long ago.
Memory, untaithful,
Has not kept the strain.
Heard once in the twilight,
Never heard again.
Scarcely come q moment
Where the song is not
Less than half remembered,
More than half forgot,
All | can DC sarc Of
Is. that long ago,
Some one sang at twilight,
Very soft and low.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

Fec simple--A fec to a quack.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-04

A good story is told Of u widow
lady whose husband died far away
from home, and it took 80 long for
his remains to reach her that his
relict had quite recovered from
hcr grief, and was giving a largo
lunch party when they finally ar.
rived. n wagon drove up to tho
door and a largo box was handed
out. Curiosity ran high among
the ladies at tho window, and with
one accord they exclaimed, "Why,
Mrs. jones', what can that be ?"
Up wont Mrs. Jonos' eyeglasses,
and, after u glance, she cooIly SAID:
"Why, it must bo Jones como
home. Charley, run down and
open the door for your father"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
Peo,le., Conyenlion Of uscesu Ceuut,.

y People Convention was held At iisco.a Cea;sE,
Lincoln county KLssa-. The s>;h day Of sp,eInbs'
Is1l which was organized by thu election Of Rev. Mr.
Woody rs chair nan and W W. Sampson secretary
Afr stating the object ofthe convention O. he the
in aiion ,ope- Jacket, 10 I'LL vacancies whic,w
county Office the l.; Of January n-xf tbs
char ed nominations To b. in order.
ni,roa il vo.-i 10 select nominees by ballot
ami oouunrnce with ihsf Of cDuaty attorney; ais
that the en- air .ppo, teller. to declre III result
on bs'Ios. For fhi. purpose. Pate and Jno.
DDvos were appointed.
The rnfios then .ei % ballot for the
nation couHty attorney. which resal-i tn nom.
nation Of Henry Vernon, Esq
The next ballot being for the nomination of probae
jude, the result in favor 81 Tm. Helrick Esq
After the nomination of Wright, Esq t,r sufern-
tend-bt of pgbc instruction. il voted 10 nom
candidates for the Offices Of c.rx Of the district eoa
county commissioner and representative tn le.sla-
the BY sccana:oi; which being d,a-, Ied fol-
lows clerk OF the dis,ric; Uriah Prarh-r;
missioner, W. v. Sampson; representative, Gorge
Green.
There being fdTfh nonn 70 IN axe the IN
v.ntion voted 10 adj Jurn sine die.
goODy
". ". sANps ~, taa:rIn 4.
Secretary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

A grand social was advertised at the court
house for Friday evening. but owing to some
misunderstanding political meeting was also
advertised for the same evening and place. the
two somewhat interfering with each other.
Those suits of Ringquist & Hamlin's are not
In any way In less demand than formerly. A
large number Of patrons has lately been added
to their long list. Theirs is the leading cloth
ing store in the west. y
Mr.. Z. Post has re-associfed himself in
the agricultural imple,neG business with
Messrs Gould & Kellogg Mr.. Post is well
known in this section OF Kansas. he having
been in the business before. and knows just
where to ca Il his line.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The police arrangements were complete and
perfe :, order was maintained throughout. Now
and then the boys would attempt 70 Gu; in cross
lots. but the policemen had their eyes ON them
and obeyed instruction.
Our citizens could greatly add to the beauty
and aftrzctiveness OF the halls by placing their
paintings and engrayings upon the walls. All
care would be taken Of them and they would be
returned with the united thanks OF the attend
ants and without injury.
Mr.. Ell. Wittmann furnished the meals in =
sumptuous manner AT the ampitheatre On the
fair grounds. Many hungry persons were sup
piled with good edibles at his tables.
In our special mentions where we knew the
the names of tine exhibitors we gave them: We
also would have mentioned more particularly in
some classes had our notes held out. We will
give the premium list As soon As possible. when
all will receive their dues.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The Synod Of Kansas met in Lcavcnworth
on October 81. lS.2. About one hundred and
twenty-five ministers and elders were present.
R.port, from all parts of the State were very
encouraging. \ matter Of great interest Ia
the Synod was the Highland University. IL is
expected that the Synods of Iowa and Mi->"I-
ri will unite with the Synod of Kansas in bmld-
ing up t!iis Institution. Rev. VIM. Bishop of
this city goes next week to present to the syn
Cd of Iowa. which assemblies a, kcokuk "A pro-
position 10 tili. effect.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
Saline County Farners' Con,e ntion.

\ delegate convention Of the farmer. of Sa-
iiue county will lie held at the couri hc'ise ia.
S,lina Oh SATURDAY.. October l9ii. al o'clock
T.. NJ. tor the purpose Of adopting a eonstitu-
tuition for a county organization and appoint
ing board OF directors. to transact the busi-
ness of said organization mill {. general elec-
lion can be held. Every school district vii!
be entitled to two delegate, in said convention.
and where there i. no Farmers Club organized
delegates will be admitted upon the discretion
Of the committee on Credentials 4 but where a
clab is organized the delegates should b. pro-
viIed with :: certificate signed by the prc>i-
dent and aiies,ed by the secretary of said club.
Every district is urged Ia organize club ii
possible and simpi. form of a constitution is
printed with TIL. cal, in order to facilitate such
organizations. AMI il only half-a-iozen farmer
meet together. they can organize ani should
notify the county committee Of snc! organic +
ton n, once. that a record may be- made Of the
same.
The vast importance of this matter j. such
tina; il seems u>cles, 10 urge it further upon
the att ntion Of f,-mer-. and il j, expected
thu; 4 prompt attention will be given To this
call.
By order o! county committee.
II. l.. JONES. President.
WM. MARSHALL. Secretary.
Form Of Constitutional
W. the ua,.,rsignei, farmers of - township ia
Saline county, ia orier u more .f-ciually advance
and protect INTEREST," have oranize ourselves a.
10 citation and Gdpi ii ths following ccnsiitu-
ton aud y-aws b. which -gree u be gov crned N
our neei.ng-.
CONSTITUTION.
AErIcIEI tn narnr OF this society shall lie the
Farmers GLIB Of Township.
Ar , The officers sll consist Of President, Tee
President. Secretary anil Treasurer.
Arr 5 The President shall preside a; al nee :n.s.
preserve or-r give the casting vote when there Is n
tie on any question Put vote. sign all oriers made
ly the club and call special meeting, when deemed
Necessary.
AEr I; The Vice-rr.-,,sa; st-ll be snI'ou T-d TO
perform all IN. iaties IA. President IN his absence
Am : III. Secretary shall Ae-ps :aii reeoEi Of
all III. transactions Of ia. club book furnished for
iha; purpo-.; attest ali orers signed by he President;
az, cinlirc; the correspondence Of In c!H5.
iKr 6 lite Treasurer shall sil nJnsy Iai'.
into the club aad pay the HIOn tbs oT'ier OF
the President a,ie>iei b. the sccriAEy, AMI ina! b.
required give such s-euriiy III. e4ah sEl -s'i IA
Necessary
All : Bylaw. for the further regulation Of tn
OF tui. cub b. Ia-s al a.! EeuA =: Ii-t
ing. AID the .aty be- r-srlpiiea T.. m.l f1'y
v.ar. but this uo. hal aSi D. ole-'i .Ac-fi
~ . tNg-rh.r,.- aas Src~s' nyiacs -NvD .!
the ia:ea..-l CtAl.e
t,.y-IfE~ssl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The festival Of the knights of Pyta.ias, held
AT the court hou-c last Thursday evening. wa.
not we'll attended WAS expected. bu; the
knights, nothing dauntcd. wen; in with good
grace and 4 more enjoyable lime could hardly
have beeiI had in larger crowd. The supper
was given at the Pacific House and :. Ivstcy''
did the honor, over the MOS; tenp;in. tables.
and the manner IN which the ''goodiy com
,ance'' went tor the yianIs ould have made
'.jinross" happy. We hope the knights will
try again. soon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

There have been built and are now IN the
course Of construction twenty school buildings
in this county since the first of JaIuarys Pre-
vlous to that time there were not twenty school
buildings altogether in the county. Such re-
suits are effected by our having good and ef-
ficient Superintendent of schools.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

We understand that Hon. Albert Griffin met
u it'll very poor success. in the way of an andi-
ence. at the court house last Friday evening.
We had expected 10 he present ourselves, but
were unexpectedly prevented. Mr.. Griffin has
the reputation Of being good speaker and We
think the citizens of our county lost much by
not turning out in crowd. to hear him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

J.. Bovine has withdrawn from the firm of
Gowe5 Brother, & BOVINE of the smoky . hi, Mil
hess. Mr.. Bovine. We consider. - one Of our
finest young men. and we hope that he Fill re-
main with Us. The firm Of Cover Brothers j.
one Of the mos: substantial i'm the State. and
their enterprise and popularity are recognized
bv all,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
Democratic convention Of lincoln Count,


The Democratic voters OF Lincoln county; kIns.s
M; IL. convention tn s';n day Of p;ernbe-
pursuant q call ofsaid voters, and on motion Joan
+ kens called to ,h- chair and T. T. Grub Wa,
r. secretary Thr following DlliI wa, then III
t-Jiuc-d:
WHEEEAs, There il no National Dem ,cracy. there
fore
E.-o'crd, Trat tn Dem Icrars oELiac,In coaaiy
kaas4-, idpt tn. plato IN o; toe Liberal Coaycation
heid 4; Gin -iIn..ti. May Ii: ls.s-
The Gilo~ing named gentlemen tn n p.,ui ilI-
e,. for the respective county Offices representative "
T. Elbsnk; probate judge. Ira RUSSELL clark O: tie
district court, e. &. Walls: coua'y attorney p u
Bsaty; superintendent .. public insiruc: lon. John Z
kein.; county c,nmissIcler ito Ill ilcyJ Joha D.
Walls.
rlrred that the proceedings OF this coIveat n be-
published in The SALINE Comfy JoCEsNL.
On motion the convention aljpurae sine die.
JoHNP. kElN>. Chairman
r GgCBB, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

Thacher's restaurant has lost none Of its an
cient prestige. but continues to be favoriie
boarding place with our towns-people and a
good stopping place for hungry Farmers.
Years of experience have made Thach stIc-
crssful restaurant keeper. Y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

We hear that u. W. Powers & Co.. bankers.
have about completed their arrangements for
the establishment of a National Bank in this
city, 1t is also stated that they will build
brick block on Iron Avenue. near their present
business house. In the spring.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The last week Wednesday evening concert
Wa rather an improvement OH the night be-
fore. The programme was rather better ar
ranged and carried out and several pieces were
heartily encorcd. Skancke's orchestra was in
tune and opened the concert in good style. and
the singing wa. in keeping with the previous
evening -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

nill-- are putting in machinery 10 make a
- No ! =" article OF Rye and Bucsnhcat Flour !;
and will pay in season the highest cash price
or good Backwhcat. Cash paid for corn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
MARRIED.

MckiNsTRY-DwELLE AT the --.id--o. Of IN
briir'. u.oihsr. 10y Rev. Ani5ros. shelly. Mr.. :
Nrk n Try, Of NrPher- N eguaty. 20 NJ. .Iior l.
Ia ellie. Of Harvey o.uafy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
usEEll Hsss issvEsYlss.

AL voter. q >.;n~ osss.s Ia fzser Il rsfs-s ie s.-
a. al .si Iocsi r.,liir- 49, hs--; .rs ns-frs-
tisI Of Ia lave. vhsos: -.r: - S.-f Ssf1-i der
s1o--- arr esxIssEy ists;--i as N Me- 'ssssn-
tn a 10 ssssr1 -s--, a. ciy a >s-t-a, e.
SATURDAY.. Octose- Is-n- 1Ss2-
sf o'eisek n tn y4srs - sarsssx-ss -ss4slzi~-
for -ar fsIyopis eeos-, ts-px k<rr--~z-s-T~ a
tn st-;e .szrr P7.A..< Jeir-. ce<sss At
~. Ia ID sa< D.sf-5ez cSsrs. -~p-rszsesir=i :.
l,ukgir ir,ry,,c<io, = " Efs.ksx-.
q. s.-.a< -e@.sy oss<ai esoEzss
rHaAI. Scvr~ssx-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10
County Directory.

rad<, ofrhe District cart " Pks-sDTr
'.1rrfy Carnfni s-isner--H WooiLIr. CHAIRMAN
; q Psiptk snd y kIN.sA.
CLERK Of TIM D-s-ricfoa---t- : >nzloS
Probate Jnar--A BtNHE-
Comfy sirrk-DAVID BEEzE.
tanu-y Trez-ursr-C T. fkCLxSEE
>SsTIn-T GagxS-
Er---ts- Of Deai.-s J. MiyAkS-
Saru;s Arorusy-f - aaLes
sa.-r.n,rrirrsr Il Hrh.lr l.. racsloaN w. Br.Hor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

". s. Blakely. who was state senator of the
10th district ia 1861 and 1853. has been nomina-
ted for representative by the Republicans Of
Davis county. He is instructed for Gov. Har-
vey for L. ). Senator. Pomeroy has lost one
vote there We guess. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

We would call the attention OF the farmers
OF Saline county. in particular. TO the call for a
Farmers convention which We pn5lish in an
other column. The importance o! this COR
fea'lon IN the Interest OF farmers must DC obyi-
Gus 70 ALL In it the various Farmer.' CIHSs
IN the county will have a representation. and
all can be represented. where the interests OF
different farming corimuhirie, car be compar-
ell and steps taken 10 aid AMI assist each other
And If there are any particular interests TO b.
furthered outside Of the county. convention
OF this sort is just the organization To present
and urge them before other bodies Or sections.
IL seems Il US that this organization of farm
ers into clubs. then Into county conventions.
,and We hope soon Into state and ereu nation
al conventioas.l will eventually rerk great
change for that branch OF industry. which has
oeen 50 uneica!ly Organized when compares.
with the o:her branches. We CERTAINLY
might not be out of place in suggesting that
AZ Ills eon' en,icn the plan fo- marke, for
farm products might he discussed. as maj
matter Will probably soon need their attention
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-10

The JOURNAL Office W = enlivened on friday
morning BY a serenat!e from the Saliua Brass
Band. Our feelings were 50 overcome by the
pleasant strains that speech utterly failed
u, we had the devil get out the - hell
box and invited them TO sit around our
bank and partake OF some '.pi." The
members of the band have been very prompt
and persevering in practice. and - a result
they now rank among the best bands in our
state. being very accurate in their playing and
show good taste in the selection and style OF
their music. Verify. Salna has reason to be
proud Of the SaIua Brass Band.