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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-10-14
American Fruit In ENGLAND,

The Americans have extended the
fruit trade with this country 10 such
an enormous extent that the fact is
only too likely 10 become as great a
reproach against us for neglectiny
fruit culture as the immense cargocs
Of French eggs which cross the Eli
glish channel have been considered
TO be in regard to neglected poultry
farming. 1t appears that the first ex-
'portation ofapples from New York
TO Liverpool was made thirty years
ago, and has now risen to 10000 bar
rcls annually, and the value OF the
fruit exported from New York last
year was $2 $4,000. .4r l't
An official report from the WASH
lington Agricultural Department also
states that the expectation Of canned
fruits is greatly extending; that in
the strip between the Delaware and
Chesapeake bays more than D, ,000, 600
OF peach trees blossom annually ;tliat
tho cranberry, has been found to be
very profitable in Minnesota, where
in 1877 there was u crop of 10000
bushels, Of the value of at least $50
600. The oonclusion aarivcd at across
the Atlantic 10, that they can grow
enough fruitito supply their own
wants and those OF entire Europe
likewise. .,.,
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Peterson's Magazine, which aeon
temporary calls "pre-eminently the
fret Of the lady's books, Is on our
table for November, ahead OF all
Others. II Is astonishing how this
favorite continues to improve. The
present number leads Off with a
charming steel engraving, "The Lit
tie Haymaker," and is followed by
one Of those doable-size steel fashion
plates, superbly colored, only seen in
this periodical Then comes q power
ful engraving, "The Oriel Window"
illustrating a. story, and then, some
fifty wood cuts OF dresses. patterns IN
embroidery, crochet, &c.,. &c, A
pretty love story, 1.-The prize Al Our
Archery Club,pl brilliantly iillustra-
ted, follows, and then tales and novc-
lets by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, Mrs.
j. Hodgson Burnett, Marietta lIolley,
Frank Lee Benedict, &C., &c. With
this number appears the Prospectus
for 1880. n A speciality Of Peterson"
is n monthly Supplement- given TO
each subscriber. witha paper pattern
for q lady's or child's dress, the pat.
tern alone being worth more than
the subscription price. FIVE Origi-
aal Novelets will be given in 1850,
Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, Mrs. Frances
Hodgson Burnett Frank Lee Bene-
dict, &C., sc. A new Feature win be
introduced, in q series Of brilliantly
Illustrated stories, and other articles.
The price of'Pctcrson," remember, u
but Two dollars Year, or less than
any other flrst-class magazine, post.
age free; 10 clubs the terms are even
lower viz: two copies for $3.50, with
. superb, copyright mezzotint (size
IA inches by 20) "Washington al
Valley Forge" as premium. Or foui
copies for $3.50, and an extra copy OF
the magazine itself as preminm. Ol
FIVE copies for $500, with both an cx
ira copy and tho "Wsshington q
Valley Forge" for premium. Fo
larger clubs, the premiums are ever
moro tempting. Now ia the time {,
get Up clubs for 1880. Specimens ar,
sent, gratis, ifwrittcn for, 6ubscrib
to nothing until you have seen cop,
of "Petcrson." = Address Charles j
Peterson. 306 Chestnut Street, Phila
! dclphia, Pa.
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= ELKToN.
I'D =. FFu elsIfI. r. ffH D.
Hurrah for Tildcn +!

Hurrah for Tildcnl
3 Mr.. NJ. w. Grissom, of your city,
was here, not long since. I-a
John Il. Bell and e. Garth are in
the .East buying fall and winter
goods. y--.i..asl so! sntt
y Judge II. IS. Ayers, of Memphis,
Tenn., was IN Elkton last week.
Mr.. CalebM. Bell, OF this country,
sold his fast trotting mare, Nellie
Darby, al Lexington, Tor $780,
The LAWYERS that attended our Cir
cult Court, arc-C. u. McElroy, of
Bowling Green; Il. 4. pe,rec, Jno.
Fcland and j. w. Downer, of Hop
kinsyille; W. W. Frazer and A. G.
Rhca, Of Russellsyille. Elkton is
getting better. She did not have u
single indictment this time. For the
first timoin several years there was
not single person sent TO the peni-
Tertiary. "a t'i' 'l.
Several weeks ago the Elkton Reg
isicr contained an article advocating
the plan OF having marrow gauge
railroad" to Elkton, from soinc point
on tho l.. Il N. road, or the l.. NJ.
II asserted that our resources will
never be developed until we have
road, and went on 10 say: $50 the
question is not alone as to the i'm
mediate results OF such an enterprise.
In the northern part Of our county
are coal fields equal 10 any IN the
State, and II 10 thought by geologists
that Il abopnds in other mineral
wealth.. The development of which
will not only enrich that portion of
the county, but result IN good benefit
TO the whole county.' Since that
time il has spoken about the matter
and urged tho consideration Of il, but
not TO the proper extent. II we have
only pride, why 10 we not exert our
selves and rhdeavor tr attain 10 tho
very highest stago OF prosperity. Or.
all we poor ignorant aud nbfnrji-
nate people, who Nave hot iheAbility
10 profit BY oxampless MARX. :
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rHE SOUTH KEGTOcKIAN.
ADVERTISING RATES.

funeral seryicesin the parish sNnrcli,
which was heavily ,iraped about waN
chapccl and columns, and the aliars,
leclern and pulpit arranged with
choice floral designs and cnolems
appropriate to Tho high office Of the
venerable deceased. nnriug The
hymns, Asleep in Jesus aud How
Firm foundation, Iea Saints OF the
Lord" and anthrms chanled, aud a.
the eulogy the congregation was vis-
IDLY affected. Every class and de
nomination of people were present, =
tribute of unscigucn regret for the
loss that was felt. The Pall.bcarers.
ten in Number from the best ineinbers
of the parish and large leommu"iiy.
friends, meighbors and brethren with
their own Hands performed the last
rites of Christian scpuItnre. AT the
grave, during the conmiital Office, a
rainbow Of singnlar beauty appeared
IN the sunny sky, md over-arch'nR,
remained so, resplcndent, tillafter the
concluding services, when thecortege
left The cemetery.
n The Rey. DIR. Perry leaves as sim
cere morners n, widow and three
childrcn-ihe Rev. Henry U. Ferry,
Of lie city of the Episcopal clergy
Chicago. and a son and = stanghter re-
siding in IIopkinsvillvw their sur
viying parent, giaoaf 9xef All
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OXFORD, iIlssIssIrsI.I
iaGs K, South KeenS,acllaans.

Ri. South KcntuckiaD.
oxford js one Of the most social,
intellectual, moral places ever saw.
The gentlemen are oil very-courteous,
and, their democratic principlss are
as solid as the rocks Of Gibraltar.
Il is ihe home OF tic Hon. L q Z.
L.ailiar, who spoke TO his fellow w-citi-
zens here Moiiday, Sept. 70. hHe re-
ceiyed the proiound attention otA {
rowtletl Court-ll0use for three hours.
some learned gentlemen, who have
often listened TO him before, think it
one Ufilie best speeches lie ever made.
The University VI Mississippi is also
located here, which has about four
hundred Young men and the prospects
arc, that tliere win be upwards OF five
hundred before the session closes. lt
has one Of the most intellectual Fac
ulties the ,~Uni,cdr States can afford
The school Is IN quite a prosperous
condition. II il nothing but natural
TO stfppose though that an insiiiu-
tion would prosper with such a man
as Gen. Alex b. Stewart as lchanceI-
lor. Prof. Mayes, the Professor OF
Law, as a lawyer, has no superior IN
the State Of Mississippi lie isa gem
tIelnan liked by everybody. 4 slave
not yet met the rest Of the Fuculty,
but speak from reputation.
have Ind the pleasure Of meeting
The editors Of the two papers pub
lishcd here-Messrs. Murray and
Thompson, who are two excelleht
gentlemen, and spicy editors.
| / have failed to mention one OF the
most attractive features OF Oxford,
and that Is its charming young ladies'.
Among some Of them that ! have
met are, Misses Able Cook, aud
| Smiths; also Miss Joyner, a,rofugec
from Memphis. She is one Of tho
prcttiest aud most accomplished
young ladies ever met. ~
| What has become Of the Pembroke
correspondents?
Iwould like TO hear what has be-
come OF that old Warrior and beef
driver" the gentleman who disiili-
guished himself by flooding these
Southern swamps with q million
beeyes, but unfortunately tho croc-
odles ate them all up from him.
Mr.. editor, imagine that gen.
tleman must have felt very sad OH
that occasion, but suppose as II was
during the war, and that he was
working for his country, this patriot
ism banished all sadness. Another
act was the destruction Of that billion
OF dangerous animals known as tho
"Kyotos.p The same gcntleinan's
name | saw In an Issue Of your vilu-
, ablo paper last summer, was an
nounecd as a Grecnback candidate Tor
Circuit Judge, and il elected, would
give every man, woman and child
iijiy dollars, a good saddle donkey,
and pay on the national debt in three
days. With such promises, l, Tor
one, world have been IN favor of
elccting him, II thought | would get
the advantage Of Ills promises.
l allude 10 the Hon. T. Tuflany
Murpbey. understand now he has
withdrawn IRON the race. l don't
know for certain, but am Of the opin-
ion the Judge is somewhat antispas-
modicslly bamboozleigated or diabol-
!. ically dephlogisticaied. lR
: Your distribution of premiums was
quite an Interesting affair, and the
only thing ! regret. is, could not be
with you. Wishing YOU much sue
cess, subscribe. .'A JESSE.
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Nashville, :ls!ssa,,g. ! S. Louis
RAILWAY

Is your hest route, B.SINESS MEN and
PLEASURE-SEEKERs, this route offers you
good time, connections and accommodations.
Round trip tlckets can he purchased at prin-
Summer Resorts, either In Northwest or.
shoutheast.s Thisls your shortest, best aud
quickest route by which to reach Memphis,
1t. Louis and cities Of Northwest or Atlanta,
Lynchburg. Norfolk, Washington or Jackson
vile and other prominent Southeastern cities.
Emigrants wishing to go to the great South
west you are offered better time and conncc.
tions than by any other.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
Cha mbers's CyelOpsdis OF English Iitera.
ture.

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following Is . list Of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. filed in the Office OF s.
T. Criss, Register of Deeds, for the
week ending February sth, 1879.
Jo.as Bray and wi ss to John i H. rerk. nhf of $751;
sK Titus and wife to Eva . Cunningham, lot los,
Eva 4 and H Cunningham to A schwartz, lot
100, snd street. salina-sie5
Kansas Pacific Il K Co to " DIla Gettys, lots l, 2,
and 4. block ~, Brookyille--e55.
W Phillips snd wife TO Johnaihsn Weaver, lot 6,
J. Z McQuary and wre to A Whitney, nhfo nwqr
s., It's, RI w.-St.l0.
United states to S + Johnson. wifi OF nwqr S.. TIC
Saline Co. to " r Gels lot - 81 street. salina--
S5I.
\ NJ Beebe to MolieJ smith. lots and 6. block 6,
Beebe' sadditIon to Salina--sl.5.
A NJ Beebe TO eustavson, lots and block ..
A VI Beebe to ) NJ Ericsson, lot l. block 5 Beebe's
addition-SI1J.
An Beebe to Aug Nelson lots aud in block 6,
Beebe ssdditian-s200.
a NJ Beebe Gust Nelson, lots l., !: u, block 5.
" { AddisoA and wife to Lucy A Walton. lots Il.
santa Fe avenue, and is, 9Th sireet-sl,0.
Hugh IL Morrison anil wife to AAna Miller, shf Of
3 T Robinson and wife TO Thomas Robb. neqr Of
nwar si1, Tic. r., w-s+oo.
81, Tic. r., w-Sl6OO.
National Land Company to W Parker. ncqr S2e,
It's, R2, w-Sj0.
February sth
w Wickham and wife TO z Cup.Q & lot III,
.th street. Salina-fl.
shafer and wife to y z Depriest. ehf Of seqr
and selr of neIr S26, ia. RI. w-f2vo.
ID Beebe and wife to Z L Beebe. lot s. 9Th street I,
Jones' a,ltion-$25.
+ Beebe to Jane Tremain, lots anil :. 4th
street, and $, 81 street, Jones ad.iition-fSo.
Martha Magher 10 Minnie Hamilton, JDxij0 feet on
Iron avenue west Of Col Phillips residcnce-Si
National Land Company 10 thomas Carrlgan, nwqr
SO, iii, r., w-S72O.
saline County TO & + Beebe, lots I1s. end street
and . and Isl, I'd street, the city oil Salina Lots
49, 81. - and H. Front street; IL 2nd street; 4, $,
TO- L. 81, 81 and 63, Sd street; 5, and ii 4 street,
IN Jones addition To Salina-$I ".
J W Eerss and wife to VIM Macrshel, nhf o s3S,
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The Death.ratO Of

Our country is getting to DO fearfully alarm.
ing, the average Of life being lessened every
year. without any reasonable cause. death
resulting generally from the most insignificant
origin. A this season Of the year especially
a cold is such common thing that in the
hurry of every day life we are apt to over
look the dangers attending it. and often find
too late, that fever or lung trouble has al
ready set in. Thousands lose their lives in
this way every winter, while had BOsCHEE' :
GERMAN SYEUP been taken, q cure would
bave-resulted. and large bill from doctor
been avoided. For all diseases Of the throat
and lungs, BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUF has
proven itself to be the greatest discovery of
its kind in medicine. Every druggist in this
country will tell you Of its wonderful effect.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year without a
single failure known.
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We invite everybody to come and read our
papers, which we will keep on hand hereafter.
all the leading dalys. weeklies and peri
odiea's. GEO. LOGAN & Co.
The wants Of our customers promptly at
tended TO. The lowest prices made. Goods
delivered within city limits
j. c. RASH & SoS.
a sweetheart chosen on Valentine's day, -
Who'll be your valentine: You can find one
at Whitehead & S-aman's. They keep EN- in
stock.
Epicures hunt all aroInd the world for
something 10 satisfy their educated palafes.
and then shout Eureka, Eureka As they look
upon the tempting roasts AMI steaks at Bart
lett & Jenkins.
We have just opened 4 line OF q. Cox &
Brothers Rochester celebrated chIldren's shoes
lace and button; they are the be-, goods
made. Sizes to u and to I04 Prices rea-
sonabie. Call and seq them
OBga. WILSON & Co. Agents tor sslins.
Dressmaking done in the most fashionable
style at the Chicago Miiliner Store. by Mr..
Belle Hill. on Sanre Fe Avenue. n.x, door To-
Eggleston's Picture store
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"A Card.

take this opportunity 10 thHak hs psbie tsszr
liberal psfronAsr ,ariss my s;sy IN Salsa. an -.
permanently located. anil ready for bassaes- IN my
gallery. in Jones' hrildsx. ssatA Pc Aves.r.
where Shall te ries->d 10 vsa my o4s frsessss.
and hoy~ also 10 hos,s q Ny f.eiiitsr.
for doing good vork nzcA Increased. .ss I -kzII
spare pains 10 pk-Asr-
. SHALL SUI oa>r Soc s.i>. heretofore. Plaas~ or
sans and &usag Narhts~s- NJ sIpras>s Err very
low. and sh.if shsrvfofe dssy-sr In ss-ss. .&,s
foods .f . small sfvnnce abpse whofe~zi< rsfrs-
NA>sn q Hamiin Orynzs % ftse iasx.iiuyaf pl.s-
evv dollars . Dcafh- fuRss~e . good, rsisshse
eve ecfsso ssas;e r-ed ofy.a Cor eiss-
Call o. ne, C. v IlBEEY,
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We Challenge the Nerld.

When we say we believe. we have evidence
TO prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much a. it will cure common or chronic
cough ia one half the time, and relieve aSth-
ma, bronchitis. whooping cough, Group, and
show more cases of consumption cured than
all others. 1t will cure where they fail, IL is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child. and We guarantee what We say. Price
10 cts. 80 cts. and Sl.Oo. If your lungs are
sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh's Porus
Plaster. Sold by II. N. Sale, druggist
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aIRRIED

In sslins the residence OF the brides father,
Feb lliii BY Rev Il ). Dearborn assisted by Rev
j II Lock wood, Mr. Henry II. sudenorf, 20
Miss Carrie A. Dearborn both OF Sslina.
The wedding ceremony WAS witnessed by the most
intimate friends the contracting parties. number
Of very elegant and appropriate presents made
by friends and relatives The bride and groom are
very highly respected In salina. The groom Is q
promising young business man, possessed OF many
excelIencics OF heal and heart. The bride is Of
salinas most intelligent and accomplished ladies.
To this esteemed couple We extend the hearty con-
xratuIations of the JoURHAL force.
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A new landlord at q. J. Lays. He kicks
lively and Is boy.
The Fire DEPARTMENT will i've a bal! next
Monday night 9th in>t.l. unshr the manage
meBt U. tie Hook and Ladder Co. All the
fircmen invited To attend.
Last SUNDAY. Rev. 4. }. lIart>ock flied the
Presbyterian pulpit; Rev. w. A. Simkins. the
NJ. +. Church, aud Rev. J. II. lockwood. the
Lutheran Church.
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ID Yea Believe II

That in this town there are scores Of per
sons passing our store every day, whose lives
are made miserable by indigestion, dysp-p-
sia. sour and distressed stomach. liver conf
plant. constipation, when for IS cts we will
sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by II. NJ. Sale. druggist.
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Notice.

ogytcs ,oTxTt scr 7 Frstc lssrsrcTtc,
-.LFxs CoCsys. kss..s.
ssLIsa. Jsau.Sy 4. ts7s y
THERE zili - bissoarsiy ck<sofss;i 80 tsssil-
en- oeFfIaes;-s. tc nr.f th- Lat ~.fafiisy -
February znl fhlr..fsr tiss dss ssnt a.
i<rs4fs nsssss- kxrrri-ss bexis ~ ssss sal
ess,-~ a:G!Tp N snd VII ~ nossiarfszl sfifssz
f.~ Of o1- dollar rsguirri. ~ lxr es<f s4fai-
essG t-fsr~ af-f ss-sacf - sxarDEas;sSs- A. arr
DpsED oP EXssISEE<
SThs Sas-suisasi.ri sH - Il has oeIne .ssrY SGT
grsr. eaoef1 sfAaslssfss dsys. ~ -Asrt e-<- ~
~al - farEd I. 81. ssic- ~ feitsx inx N.yfsy
ftr -.la r~rns,i .-t-1 srsrs - - s<os.fs . sss-
WILLIAM BISHOP,
l-u szy't faS. tsstru<flas-
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Bids Inrifed.

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Bari % ousla.y 6<<szs.i-.ssa~rs % -z4ln~
t. kz.-s-. csteis.szrrx % sss~rist<s1 tar fsysar
NJ % ~ brsi - usih-r-T rr.-k s-<s~-s
sAzr s>zss.i Ersf-ossts s - tse4 S1> 81 10
Cszrfy Iterk - .4ftn~ ca<znfy. kkn~z>, fer~is
~ Ia sy q f-srzry. l.s. GAG "a yzryos< ~
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rspxtass e1<l ez1s- "a ssrr~t. ssIs.a- Ise re-.
rsserf asY sr al siss 10 r,-csses
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HOS. A<DEkSDS.
G1surkts>.>1srs.
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In the Whole History Of Medicine.

No preparation has ever performed such mar.
vellous cures, or maintained so wide a reputa-
ton, rs AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL, which is
recognized as the world remedy for all dis
eases OF The throat and lungs. Its long. con-
tinued series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known "a a
safe and reliable agent To employ. Against
ordinary colds, which are the forerunners of
more serious disorders, ii acts speedily and
surely, always relieving suffering. and often
saving life. The protection il affords. by its
timely use in the throat and lung disorders Of
children, make it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always on hand in every home. No per
son can afford to be without it. and those who
have once used il never will. From their
knowledge of its composition and effects,
Physicians use the CHERRY PICTORIAL eN-
tensively in their practice, and Clergymcn
recommend il. Ii Is absolutely certain in its
remedial effects, and will always cure where
cures are possible. Sold by all dealers.
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Notice to assessors.
Notice.

q. :. LAND OFFICE, sslrna. ksnsss. Fcbrasrr -.
i-s3.-So. Sill.
COMPLAINT having bsen erf~r.f Il fhi. o1s-s ~
v walter poresier sgaiu-; wm ". ssBbors. fsr
abzodoning his homestead esiry- N r~ssI. dated
Nov 10, Isl, spon tl- northwest iaErt~r Of r.
tn H. rAhsr wet IN Saline csgaiy. kEn-4-. :
N. cancellation % said ebiry to ssig psE-
rie- h~r-by -amfnonei A-s,-@-r fss. oae~
ID. -1ih day Of March. I--S. NJ II s'efe.ck ne To-
r.-pyud aEd furnish testimony cS1rsrair< sii sii-F
cd abandonment
u. r wsS,TAFF Es~.fseT-
s.ilna FEB 6. rs7s -ais
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Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store Of White
head Seaman's. first door east Of Postofnce.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

salt only Sc per barrel.
All other goods in proportion. Nor i the
time TO buy Of Oher. Wilson 4 Co.
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found.
As will be seen BY proceedings published
elsewhere. the territory lying adjacent to the
city which formerly belonged to School Dist.
No ?, and which was excluded by Salinas be-
coming . second-class city, has been attached
for school purposes, and will elect two men,
bers to the board of education.
The cent counter At MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore's has been the most popular place In
Salina, for several days. The crowdhhere has
b.en great, nearly all the time, and 1t night
when closing time came the clerks were almost
compelled to drive the crowd out with broom
handles
Some very good specimens OF coal have late
" been exhibited. Mr.. Henry Gilman makes
q good showing with coal found upon his
place. Mr.. Dow, who lives north OF the Sa-
line river. brings In quite quantity Of Can
nei-coal-the best developed coal that has
been exhibited. Undoubtedly. coal will yet
be found in this vicinity Of sufficient quantity
and Of the right quality to supply the wants
Of this section.
The next regular meeting Of the Saline Co. .
Temperance Union will be held at the N, E.
Church, Sunday. Feb ll6sh, p. n. Address
by Rev. A. J. Hartsock. His remarks will be
founded on the following scripture, ''Give US
pulse to eat, and water to drink" Daniel, LIST,
chapter, l2th, verse. He viii show what the
Bible teaches on the question Of Intoxicating
drinks. Sellers Of and devosees to strong drink.
as well as professed Christians, are especially
invited to hear him
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-13

sNai WHICH was go'u@ On III MS heignoo'noou'
Mr.. Seger was very excellent man, thor
oughly conscientious in all his acts, and much
respected nv a large circle of friends and rela
lives He WAS n LEADING man In his township
having flied several very impor,an, official
positions in a mos, satisfactory manner. Hi.
funeral took plaee Yesterday. his body being
inferred in what Is known as samples grave
ward. near Mr.. Seye,'s late home.