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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
THE FAIR AND AWARD OF PRE-.
NUNS.

The Fifth Annual Meeting OF the
Oak Dale Park Fair Association
closed last Saturday. The manage
ment certainly have reason to be
proud OF the result, as it was q sue
cess. Never before IN Saline coun-
ty has there been such an elegant
showing of agricultural products as
was displayed at the hall last week.
In addition to what we said of the
display last week, We might state
that the exhibition of stock, though
small, was very good indeed. Mr..
J. NJ. Anderson's display of young
cattle was one of the best We have
ever seen. Mr.. John Bucbi's ar
rangement of flowers and house
plants at the hall was elegant.
There were harps, and wreaths and
crowns which displayed fine tatse
and showed that the one who made
them was q true lover of the flower
kingdom. The elegant crayon por.
trait by Miss Ada Campbell, was
much complimented. Mrs. G. W.
Jones collection of fancy articles
was very fine, and commanded the
attention aud admiration of all the
sight.seers. Palmer e. Williams dis
played good specimens oftheir work
in marble. Bailey & Allen made q
fine exhibition of the St. John, and
G. N. Eastman made his Singer
sewing machine and organ display
very attractive. J. G. Lays exhi.
bition of confectionery was superb.
Miss Collins was just outside of the
building, showing the good qualities
of her STRAW and hay burning stove.
She showed that bread could be ba-
ked quickly and we'll, and that the
stove was ss reliable Is those which
burned different fuel. The super.
intendents of the different classes
were d,llgent, and attentive to their
dut,es-giving the best of satisfac-
ton. Mr.. d. o. Ball, the founder,
had q number OF articles on exhi.
bitlon, which attracted the crowd,
and many favorable words were
heard concerning them. Messrs.
Muir & Hale made . fine display of
their implements. The races we're
spirited and drew large crowds-ths
ampitheatre and surrounding
grounds being filed each day with
people. Financially the Far has
been q success, and that is another
important item which plesses the
management. Below We give q list
of the awards OF premiums-as far
as We have been able to get them,
and it is at least nearly complete.
For this We are indebted to Mr..
Horry Tohha.s.
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nsnt--gs.Dd for man or beA-i-EiIi not
burn or bli-;sr- Rsquife- no rubbing
cooling. soothing strengthening a
positive cure for all aiirDent- requiring
an outside aspiration For ale by
Oscar -~itx. Druggist wbolssale
sg-nt>-NcPike a For. Atchi-on.
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THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.

The Tournament was opened last
Tuesday with every prospect of sue
sess, and nothing has occurred so
Jar to mar this prospect. There is
. largo attendance Of sportsmen
from all parts of the country-some
OF whom are prominent in their
profession. The attendance at the
Park yesterday was very good.
Seats have been provided tor all.
The ladies have been we'll represent.
cd On the grounds. To-day and to-
night Capt. Bogardus and Son give
exhibitions of their skill, and un-
aoutbedly there will be . large
crowd at the Park to witness them.
We give below the scores for Tues.
day and yesterday:
SHOOT No. /, $50. 20BALLs, is YARDS. ESTRANcE
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Sunday sehssl Cenyentios.

The State Sunday Sch.,J. Coavsa.
ton will be held ~ Sa.iI. October
2lst, 22d and 23d, 1879.
A large attendance Is desired and
solicited from oil pssn Of the state,
and il 10 especially desired thst the
people Of the Western part fully
represented. that tho sunday schooi
work may keep psce vith the sss-
Element Of the stste.
Toe best sunday school talent Of
the Nation will b represehtsd. Aad
. rich and glorious reiresbment and
inspiration IN sunday school work
is anticipated. Reduced rates On
ell railroads have been secured.
Delegate, will please report 20 s. II.
Williams. Howard &. Rash, snd
Henry L. Davis. reception commit
tee. Go. II. CLossoS. sec'y.
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BrOOkyIile Items.


Monday was a fearful windy
Monday, and Tuesday but little
better.
Mr.. A. J. Bachelor is sick with
the fever.
DR.. Gle reports considerable sick
ness over on the Smoky.
The masons begin laying brick
on the new buildisg Of Joseph Nor.
gan's.
The boys had on antelope hunt
up at Eden Farm the other dsy,out
failed to bring any in.
Mr.. Chas. Soners took q trip to
Denver.
Mr.. W. o. BEEN will start for tho
mountains In q few days, canvass
ing IN the interests Of Fiske Il Been,
merchant tsilors Of Ottawa, Iii.
Mrs. J. W. Billiard lett the foro
part of the week for southeastern
Nebraska, to visit friends.
Grant mot U. S. says tho antel-
opes have. to suffer next time.
Tho l1th inst. will soon DO hero
and tho heart Of tho candidate for
nomination beats fast.
We were out in the country tho
fore part of the week and were sur.
prised to see wheat looking so well.
LATER A fine shower this Tues
day evening.
The sale OF the drug store o! e. r
Freeman & Co., was postponed un-
til Friday, the 10Th inst.
The Capital agen. was ia town to
day, and great many renewed their
subscriptions.
The Farmer Bros. have moved
their hardware store To Howard
City. Elk county, kans.
People at one tine were afraid to
buy the Brook vile -four ~ !, vas
not Away. good. but they Ie,d en-
terrain TO fears nov, tor since
the change OF miller. they manu-
facture rs good -four - any mill in
ksnsss. We are using i, sni know
whereof We speak.
The Smoky Hill Dis'.ion 70 to
have some more neg passenger en-
gines this time. CAD
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The Salina Quintette Club, assisted by
Mrs. J. n. Schwartz, give a concert and
opera at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. The following Is the pro.
gramme:
PART FlRsr
Double Qusrtette. "Sunrise.'
Piano Duet, mid Summer Night Dream and
Welding March, j. lunsaeisch and X.
Soprano Solo. ''Tender and True, Mrs Jo
seph Schwartz.
Male Quartette. Dancing O'er the Waves, -
-Messrs BOND, Berks, Ogden and Warren.
rian1 500, 'Parhetique. Allegro movement
Vocal Solo, There's Path by the River, -
Mrs. J. n. Schwartz.
Vocal Duet. Gently, Signs the Breeze. -
Mrs. White, 7. L. Bond.
Female Quartette. Danube waltz-Mrs Whit
Masses HuItable. Smith and Yungiei.ch.
Overture 70 William Tell, hAnds-Nrs Whit,
Mr.. II. J. Yungdeisch.
PARr SECOND.
Penelope, .................fh The Milkman's Bride
Mrs. Croakep,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mistress
Tosser, .......................I In the Grenadiers
Itcner, In the Police.
enaiks, .......................The Min Man
The Club give another concert on Sat
urday evening with change Of program
me. Admission 81 cents.
Choice Pickles at E. W. Clark Grocery
House.
Zephers 10 cents per ounce at the Palace
StOr.
Zephers 10 cents PEI ounce a, the Palace
Store.
Elegant millinery a, A. 7. & N. Il.
Grier's.
Germantown wool in al shades at the
Palace store.
WANTED "A girl to do general house.
work. Enquire OF +. w. Ober.
A large stock Of sugars and co.iees a;
bottom prices st Z. W. Clark's.
Wv. Clark sells goods % per cent.
cheaper than any House in Salina.
Fringes, silks. satins and ribbons at the
Palace Store. b. A. Litowich. Proprietor.
New goods q. the Palace Store.
B. A. LrrowIcB. Proprietor.
Groceries sell cheap. Extra good
coffee 6 pounds for 81; everything eise
proportioned at the Palace store Of B. A.
Lito~ich.
PimpIes. blo,ches and humors are very
common, and can be thoroughly cured
with few bottles OF Bromoline. Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
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A large and well selected stock ~
fresh dried fruit Just received. At E. W..
Clark's.
Books, stationery, wall paper. &C., lar
gess stock In town. at A. I. g =. q.
Grier's.
Fos Rxxr.-The store room in tbs Journal
build,ns Enquire OF swan CAribers, q Brsss
Gebhart's.
F. Goodnow s Co report the following:
Wheat No. 2 So and IS !; No...3, 80 and So
No. 4. Is and 50.
Bargains In dry goods. boots. shoes and
groceries, at the Palace Store. B. A Lit
owich, Proprietor.
A large Rotary heating stove suitable
for . store, for sale cheap.
WHITEHEAD s SEAMAN.
Buy your fall and winter suits Of Fred.
johnson, the tailor. He Is with US again
with an elegant stock OF fall and winter
cloths.
Follow the crowd, and you will bring
up at the Baltimore Store, where you can
buy the best and cheapest gents furnish
ing goods in the city.
Families that study economy buy all
their goods st E. W. Ciarl's. where they
can save 20 per cent. by paying cash tor
them.
All those who are attending the toUrna-
ment should not fail to call st the Balti-
more Store, where you can get fine suit
OF clothes for little money.
will give you more goods tor 81 In
cash than any other living man. Call at
| my new store and be convinced.
| B. A. LIrovicH.
Be il known to the citizens OF Salina,
that the Sisters OF Charity have opened .
music class cas-, Of the Catholic Church,
have received my blocks tor fall and
winter styles for pressing straw, chip and
felt millinery. Mrs. NJ. j. MILLS.
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Wanted.

To .eli a good farm team, OF would
trade for milk COVE OF other cattle.
B-tf J. ". aSpEE.ox.
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.. saddl. horse. LTbbers
&c pair draft mules. b Gilman
0ecoad best .............. Free Kingm.n
:. three year old seldins Or mare. B Muir Nun
&c two year old horse or mare. b Null
yessins s coli. horse or mare. McAulin
second best. :, As AshiS ford
sucking colt. .-.-.-..-..--.-..O I E
co iiesna s Dssa h'ss plants in bioomJ Sacsi
:. collection cut noweIs :...-....y sue chi
:" cage canary birds. $500: Mrs II Yeoman
second best. Mrs n Anderson
chromos: kggieston
.. oil painting. .........-.....-a ds Campbell
=" eTsyon portrait Miss ad. ds@PSeiI
si T 81 under Ii s &a
patchwork quilt. &c W Haskin
" set toilet mats. Mrs 4 southwlck
90 fancy work basket. Mrs Folsom
ten yds rag carpet $500. Mrs A z Morrison
wood beam plow. "A Mun
IRON oeah Fio".--..-.-..--..---... ..
.' display agr'i Implements ........ g
.. sewing machine. Allen Z Bailey
/" display Of jocis and shoes. 100 G Fssaer
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
4 n Clafhn best display beets. p Virgins
A LitowIch, best bushel early rose
B a Lisowieh, best buliei onions
H Bishop. best collection of fruit
grown in Saline county ........... W W Peck
Ed Whitman, best 10 pounds butter -
shute, best cheese made in Co.. A shute
Eggleston best bu corn. .....I Wells
Saline Go Journal. best collection fancy
saline 't 90 journal, best pencil drawing
Saline Co journal.b best display q Ham -,
sas coal. ...:........;.-. Kingman Rising
Farmers; Advocate. best collection Of
saiins Herald. best peck apples Xs,I
C. c Culp, best copy in writing OF the
Declaration Of Independence. :. not decided
Ma5t LAND D .es Moore. dsRs{ wJoues
Kansas Land Agency. 6longest ears OF
W II D Berg, best exhibition oiP@aiiry ~.
Fred Baier. finest calf ..J NJ Anderson
A j schwartz and Bro, hes, bushei peach
Oscar S5sr seitz, f best .Lashei Seshaanoes
cripren & Banks. best and largest col
lection of pears. .....................G Lay
made in Saline county -. Mrs " " Peck
Radclif Bros, best loaf wheat bread
Mrs Garvin
DSyB Whitehead: lest collection Of q, W p.o.
Addison & Wilson, best specimen Of
ODER. Haseman & wh!t,reige. best
J Rast, & Son best : lbs bitter-J II Anderson
40 a. sweet potatoes ID kohr
| q collection of fancy
| work made by one lacy ....... Mrs " Jones
| Mcdaniel x SON, best colt .......... C Posi-
Allen 4 Auter, best peck Ger millet..- Hassey
II Harms, best bu corn. .-..-...... Il II Wells
| Rricyp. & (,.ihar. hest la. nel uf victor
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Z Fuller won the lst prize
Adams and { ii smith divided 2ni prige
Allen and fG smith divided 3ri prize,
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moor No. 5 scEUR Purse Sioo 10 balls. is..YARps
ENTRANCE 81

Capt smith won the LIST prize.
A : Dyer won second prize,
T TEche won Sri prize
c. Cutler won fourth prize,
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Notioe NJ me Cyosisg of he Regi@,na-
Ton pm BDoks If tss city n .S,,ii,so.
Isuu....

Sasrs B. hsrsby s1-ss thss 81 - ,isss q a.zsJ
ac-ses han a. fhs 9.fs esT al I,tsssr o is7,.
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kKsszs. faf 80 F-irf--ss - rs-t.frsf.sa sfH =.
sis-~s witnsss NJ 81 iti ksu4 al s-si "a. "a
day II d-,fos-r 10 q u Ey~Es
t<Ast - fsy Ctsrs
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In these glorious autumn days, II behocves all
Who have not done to provide themselves for the
chilly days which soon must come; therefore, pro-
vide yourselves With winter clothing at the Balti-
more store, where you can get the best and cheap
est in the City.
In the strife for the location Of the Presbyterian
College ue wish nov to give proper credit to Rev
W. A. Simkins for his efforts for Salina- We we're
in position to know What Mr.. Simkins vas doing
while working in this matter. and ve can most
er to push the subscriptions to the amour, oner
ed BY Salina. he did not by any act compromise his
position . member OF the committee for locating
the school With the citizens here he vas the pow
er constantly urging the local committee to push
its work, while he solicited personally Of the
hes, subscriptions given He is entitled to just as
much credit from citizens he would have
been had saiina secured the location of the College
He vas unceasing in his efforts in behalf OF our
city and should receive the united thanks Of our
citizens.
The attendance at our public schools in the lower
branches has been so heavy that at . meeting OF
the Board last evening, they we're compelled to
take the action set forth in the following resolu-
tons:
WHEREAS Sec ,, Chap. ia Art. H. of the laws of
1876. provides that the Board OF Education, may
where school-room accommodations are insufncient
exclude for the time being, children between the
| ages Of I'VE and seven years.
| WHEREAS. The rooms Of the lower spartme nis
show an enrolment Of as5 pupils while the seat
ing capacity Of the rooms Is only $50 Therefore
RESOLVED by the Board Of Education of the City
l Of saAna. hat all children under the age Of
l en- years be excluded from the Public Schools of
this City until further ordered the Board shA
decide that the school accommodations of the City
l will admit Of the ATTENDANCE Of children so e1-
| cluded.
They also passed the following resolutions in
reference to nonresident pupils
Resolved. By the Board of Education of the City
i o. Salina:
THAI all pupils. whose parents are no, actual
residents OF this City or School District shall be
considered nonresident pupils
The following gentlemen are the city
delegates to the Republican County Con.
vention
First ward-Gus Nelson, Taylor Miller
N. d. Berg, john Darby, C. d. Hale. j.
G. Lay.
Second Ward-C. T. Hilton, II. C.
Stanley. J. II. Day, E. c. Phillips, c. C.
Culp. j. G. Mohler, S. T. Crss.
Third ward-M. NJ. Briggs, C. S. Rad
cliff, Z. x. Switzer, Ed. Smith. ID. X
wagsiaff. J. c. johnson.
Fourth ward-W. Is. Scholl. l.. F. Gar
yer. C. w. Banks. Chas. Holmqvist II
| = CUNNINGHAM L. NJ Tuftle
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smyth. ......-.................... :
FG Smyth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. :
n N Alexander. 9
B Pendletou. ...........................
JIM Hershey won first prize.
Capt Smith and F G Smyth divived second prize.
Cockereil won third prize.
Tucker won fourth prize.
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PRISE No. S. A SETTER PUP, From IRwrs & WAD-
pELL's KENNEL, TOPEKA.
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SHOOT No. 2, s2)o 10 SINGLE BIRDS, 81 YARDS. ES.
TRaNCES5
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bank satisfactory to all.
On the first page will b. found q full
! report OF the proceeding. Of the Pre.by-
terrain Sysod held in the Presbyterian
church IN thi, city last week. The synod
"a. very largely attended by the minis
ters Of tia; church. The proceedings
were qu;re il.sres,ing and the discussions
were very fai.iy conducted. The synod
adjourned 3, the close Of the Saturday
evening session. Ga sunday the vari Gus
puipiis OF IN. city were occupied by mem
bers Of the Synod "a follows: Pre.by-
terian churchill a NJ. serman BY Rev.
W C. Porter. moderator OF the synod
30 r. ". Sabbath School children's
meeting. 80 r. ". address, on the fol-
lowing subjects Benevoienoe. Home
end Foreign Missions, and Ministerial
Relations.
Methodist Churchill a. ~. sesnan BY
c. ?. Mussey. d. %. 30 p. ~. sermon
BY Rev. ". Il. Clezgett Evangelist.
Christian Churchill a. ~. .erno. b.
Rev. W. y. Page, D. d. .:DP. ", ser-
mon By Rev. W. r. HOWE.
Baptist Church II A. Y. sermon BE-
Rev. ). ~. Osmond- ID. d. 30 p. n ser
mon by Rev. A. Steed-
To PRiyrKRs.-Ha-inz Add 20 ods
o1ice m Improved paper cutter. re VII
seil our Anon Hardy paper cutter .:
barxain- The Hardy cutter vas p2rchas-
ed new By a. about three years ago. sse
10 10 good condition.
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ZEE Fuller won first prize.
Kessier and Coekrell divided second prize.
MCGEE won third prize.
CHI Smyth won fourth prize.
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The Salina Quintette Club, assisted by
Mrs. J. n. Schwartz, give concert and
opera at the Opera House tomorrow
evening. The following is the pro-
grAmme:
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the su0otefs- lney weft trapped IN Wis
consin and Michigan and purchased By
Mr.. Willis kesler at Chicago.
Our readers will remember that the
Fourteenth Annual Convention OF the
State Sunday SchDo! Association OF Kan.
sas convenes in this city on the 2lst o!
this month, AMI continues In session three
days.
The County Commissioners have 3D.
pointed ". ;. Collins. of solomon town.
ship, commissioner TO look after the in.
serests of the county in the building OF
the piers Of the new bridges on Gypsum
Creek.
Jackson, the Liniment man, did driv-
ing business in this place last week. He
has gone - Minneapolis. this week to at
tend the far. He appointed Oscar Seirz
his agen, in Salins. Hi. MEDICINE works
like a charm.
Mr.. W. b. El!edgc, of Amsdore County,
California. cousin AMI bro,hsr-in-iaw of
W. d. Scholl. WAS visiting the latte, in
Saiina last week. Mr.. Elledge IL over
seventy years old and has just been to H.
lino;s settling up property interests LET,
there seventeen years sgo, and was on hi.
return trip when here.
he-Cstholic Congregation OF this city
Will hold pi.nic at the Park one week
from to-day. next Thursday. The pro-
c>eds of'he entertainment, will go to
fund which is 70 be raised for the pur-
chase Of home for the Sisters Who are
now here. We hope the picnic viii be
well attended. as the ladies Of this church
never fail in making .; agreeable for all
those Who attend their eriertainmen;s.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1879-06-05

At Berry Creek. near Oroyille, Butte
county, California. The mountains still hold
their pyimeral forest trees and the valleys
their wide stretches Of woodland. In the
early part of April William McCallan, Of
Berry Creek, missed his two sons, one
aged six wears and the other eight The
boys had been sent towards evening To
take home the cows. Much alarmed. the
parents next morning. at daybreak inform-
ed the neighbors and started with organ .
lLed parties to scour the mountain sides
drag the bed Of the creek and sweep
through the timber in the woodland. 4
day passed and no boys. Their shoes had
been found near the COW pasture, but no
other traces We're nlet with. All through
the second night and following day the
search was continued. At the end of if
tE-one hours from the time they had been
missed Joseph Lynch and William Moore
found the elder one, Johnnie, sleeping on
a sand bank on Middle Fork, some ten
miles from home. Johnniesa that VIII
lie was dead. "ll0w do you know y ask !
ed Mr.. Lynch. because his arms are
stiff and SO are his legs, and the flies are
in bis eyes, and he won't brush them off
Ike 90 W lIlie Douy was lound I'M
der an oak tree near at hand. Johnnie
had covered his face with leaves and put
a nosegay of wild flowers in his hand.
Johnnie said that they had Just walked
and walked all day and slept at night.
once he told Willie he would certainly
get something for him to eat, but when he
returned to Willie bis arms were stiff and
he wouldn't cry any more, though he pin
ched him hard.
An lrishman was accused Of stealing a
handkerchief from a fellow traveller, but
the owner, on finding it, apologized to Pat,
and said it was a mistake. "Arrah, my
jewell retorted Pat, alt was two-sided
mlstake-you took me for a thaif, and
| took YOU for gentleman
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