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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12
A Good Ihinl for Saiina

Mr.. Y. W. Bagley. of Bradford. Vt.
n cousin of Mr.. q. X. Bagiey Of this
city aud Mr. II II Clough, of Hanover.
y. H., have purchased Of Mr.. j. G.
Iun"ilcisch ; acres OF land just south
ofthc latter'- residence on the smoky
Hill. i'm the Northeastern edge Of the
city. II i the purpose of these gem
tlemen to Use the land for stool; yards,
aud they will engage in the business
of buying, feeding and selling stock.
Ii is probable that they will invest
some thirty or forty Thousand dollars
in the business. They also talk OF
building 4 mill on the same premises
fCr grinding feed, &c. They have
been searching for suitable location
for this business in se:eral western
states. and have finally decided upon
SaliHa a. the best point for their b;,si-
ness They have gong TO their re-
-pcctiyc homes to settle up their east
crn business, and will return about
next Septemberto locate permanently.
These gentlemen have been induced
20 locate here through the Efforts Of
Messcs. Claiiin, Bag.ey and Iuns-
fiei-ch Such men Salina wants and
must have
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Bridne items,

Again you hear from Bridge.
y store and blacks smith shop would
be paying investment at this place.
The ground keeps frozen jus, enough
To Keep farmers from plowiug and sow
ing.
Several horses have strayed or been
stolen. Their owners have been look
ing in this section for them.
Superintendent Bishop has been
looking up school matters In the east
ern part o! the county the pas; week
Many are complaining because Of
the long delay In getting the new Iron
Bridge at this place. Tn. abutnen,s
have been finished some time and
fording the Gypsum is getting hazar.
dous.
The Eureka Union Sunday School
at this place have organized mite So
ciety. The first meeting was held last
week at the residence of Mrs. &. a.
Kingman. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. c. Thompson, President:
III. &. Order, Vice President; Arson
Giilum, Secretary; Mrs. AeE. Rey-
nolds, Treasurer. The next sociatle
will he held st the residence of Mrs.
c. Thompson, Feb. 18th. Music and
literary exercises will be the order o.
the evening. All are invited TO be
present
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Rockville i,ems,

some rain would be acceptable just
now.
Prof. Simmond, has greatly impruv
ed the appearance of his residence and
grounds by enclosing il with . picket
fence.
Mr.. Fealden Gable returned with his
bride from Ohio on Thursday night.
He has purchased the residence for
merry owned by w. ". Double and
will soon 60 Ia housekeeping May
the cable" of love ever entwiDs about
your hearts a. il now does. and your
future be prosperous and happy.
Mr.. J. L. Vance also retained from
his visi; to Ohio, but unlike Mr. c.. he
returned alone.
On Friday occurred the death Of q
little child la the western part oftown.
The parents OF the deceased are very
poor In this worlds goods consequent
" a subscription was raised. aggregat-
ing Si2, 10 bear the funeral expenses.
The family have been but a short time
in the city aud the name We have fail
e,t 10 learn.
Mr. King, of Warren, Ohio. father
of Mrs. Joseph Moore, Is he. con q yisit.
On Monday we noticed the piiemtn
at work driving pile near the round
house. A messenger was irErpeiiate-
IL dispatched 10 confer with Joseph
Skeh,n, whom We felt sure could give
u some light on the subject. We had
almost concluded ihst the round house
was o. be moved III Saiina. but when
We saw such proceedings in tn. coal
yard, n new hope sprung up in our anX-
ioQs minds only 10 be BLASTED, hogever
by the sad eonI.i-nsi.ee of oar retarn-
ing messenger. WeisgTt on told front
aud prepared for the worst aad were
informesl-by our de-pouient ,ness-~n-
ger. thai joe, our Joe, had made every
thiaz plain by telling him they weir
constructing an INCLINE plain. ID the
aid ofwbieh they wofli l1sd the rBund
hcG-e and appurfenancss GA The ear
aud remove i.itIii - ---=-iissIia is.Ti- 80
fo5nd that again We gcrc dSonlsd %
disapI o;ntIneni.
Mr., McCrs-sry. o. tt.in-y. isi., wa
here the fore part Of the we--S. lo-0kin=
up !oezilon for : s.ssP rancho. lie
in formed u that he Ma snlsriI I,ies---:
with our country and thought v.Ey
fayorahIy Of purchasing iise raBehe
known n Palmer'- Tanciie, nine
miles northwest Of toxin
Mr. l. T. -arap-on. We IaBior. vss
In the rify on Monday and gave "
trief czi. Cali again, T.. T., ben
yor have inaser ~ stay.
Mr. Attn inform. D that he , daily
getting new sBb~-Tiber- Tor The Faae-
p>ad~ss The gsscfcyss5sitss, is q live
little sheet. representative 81 hone in
,er--t.. aud well deserve. ihrIafronase
OF the puhiie-
There l. TO be leap yeAs Tar1y II
the --hoos hots-s 90 Friday night. the
18th in>i ard = issiy tinse : sxr<xi.-i-
tar
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Kendall Comhinssion.

The Kansas City Times says: This
excellenfdramaiic organization began
its first engagement in our city oh
Monday evening. and we think We hut
express the opinion of sali who have
witnessed their excellent entertain
ment, when we say ii is tine best and
most talented troupe that ever enter
tsined u Kansas City audience
They present the finest plays known
to the English language. in 4 beauti-
full manner, every character bein: por-
trayed H. natural as life Itself.
Mr. VI. a. Kendall il an actor OF
great metropolitan fame. and comes
10 u with a record that any artist
might well feel proud of. aud he i,
supported by the most complete stock
company that ever visited our city.
and maintain their respective parts
true 10 life.
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New Cambria Notes

The election passed Off quietly in
this little burg.
Mr.. :. T. Donmyer left SUNDAY
morning for Kansas City.
Mrs. r. H. Buell. has been very i'll
for sometime past
The protracted meetings al the diff
iercn' school houses have all closed.
Jerry Weaver, landlord of the
Weaver House, returned "Wednesday
evening from n six weei. tour through
Michigan and Pennsylvania.
\ festival will be- held in the Cox
School House Friday evening, under
the auspices OF the la,iies oil tile NJ. r.:
Church.
The singing class did not have their
regular Ic-.ons last week on account,
Of the sickness of Prof. Ogden.
The new iron railroad bridge was
finished Monday. and the bailicrS are
now putting one up over the solomon
near solomon City. CLIP.
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Eureka IoHnshlp Items.

EDITORS JOrRNAL-The Township
eles ton was quite well attended. there
beitlg So votes rolled. Mr.. Il. r
Whitehead was elected Trustee, a gen.
items fully qualified to fill the fo>i-
ton. having filed the Office two or
thre,. terms 10 the satisfaction of alI
interested. Mr.. NJ. Bur; will carry
e.cish Of the township the next year,
Providence permitting. He is a man
OF nerve and backbone, 81 We feel NJ
ease III regard To township funds, be-
lieying that they will be PROPERLY
guarded and not paid out without
. value received H. &. Order was elect
ed Clerk and will undoubtedly make
very efficient one. Altogether we
believe Eureka township can congrat-
ulate herself upon having an excellent
town board. William Pettis was
l rightly reelected Justice OF the Peace.
We think he will, Us he has in the
past, make an excellent Squire. A. F..
Reynolds Will dispense justice on the
East side OF the township. Arson
Gillum and ZahIu Willis will do the
constable work. 20 look on, boys and
keep straight or you will be nabbe,i
The town was divided into four road
tt>AEtfte anu We Ip" nave Icur EstStf
overseers instead OF two. ~ heretofore.
The health of the people in our val.
ley il good n far ~ we can learn.
Il. +. Whitehead come, 10 the front
and says SINCE he Ia, an Office he can
provide for enc more. II j. girl and
all concerned are happy.
Mr.. Wesley koun- i feeling ~ head
of steer, and lis hcad al hog Hi
stock looks fire and gain in flesh rap
idly under hi, supervision. He i liNcI
up about right for feeding stock
Barns, sheds, yard-, and everything
around him make one forget that
. lumber Il $50 per thousand. y line
platform scalcalso ornaments his ward.
. great convenience .in buying corn
and buying and selling hogs aIri eat
tie We wish Mr.. Nouns success in
his business. We believe that he Il
about on the right track. and think he
cannot help but succeed ,as he !. AN en-
ergctic economical young man l..
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A Good Plan.

As IAN ounce Of prevention IL uer,h
q pound OF cure" II Is q good plan 60
buy bottle Of KRESS'FEVER TON
&c, and during the season hen Chil's
and Fever are prevalent, take small
dose daily, thus preventing tho poSs!
bility Of contracting any Malarlsi dis.
case. II you have the Ague buy bot
tie and be cured promptly aud surely
The money refunded II IL does not cure
II contains no Quinine or Poison And
il pleasant 20 take.
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Nc take the following items from

We take the following items from
the Lindsborg Locdlisf Of the 9Th inst :
Anderson & Ferlen have rented Mr..
Swenson's warehouse. to keeptheir ag-
riculfural implements in.
Mr.. Chas. Holmquist, of Salina. has
been interviewing Lindsborg with 3
view of establishing harness shop.
The members of the Methodist Swe-
dish Church have decided 10 erect 3
BRICK house OF worship, TO be 56x5O feet.
The building Will he commenced u
soon as the weather will admit.
MIR. Obcr, of Salina, has bean ia
Lindsl,Org invoicing the stock of ODER
Hageinan x Go. We are informed
that everything was satisfactory and
the sales exceeded the expectation Of
all concerned. Ober. Hageman & Co
are live firm and when they estab
fish q business il is sure TO succeed.
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The Sect . Ever Knew Of.

J. q. Starkey. a prominent and in
f'dentisl citizen of Iowa City. says: u
have had the Dyspepsia, and Liver
Complaint for several years. and have
used every remedy I could hear OF
without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh'- Vitalizer advertised
in our paper. and was persuaded TO try
ii. II Is certainly the best remedy
ever knew Of" Price % cts. SOLD ny
II. NJ. Sale, Salina.
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Total enrolment for the month so.
The following students have been
perfect in attendance, punctuali,y and
department, and have an average
scholarship of 81 or more:
Observation-Disclosures Fleming 90; Mat
tie Harmon. SIS.
Sixth Grade-Mary Engstrom. %;
Belle Suydam, 9s; Edith Bean, So ;
Lizzie Logan. 50; Frank Van Eaton,
80; Mary Broomfield, 81:
Fifth Grade-Ella Sturtevant, SO
Clara Hapgood, IS; Edmond Richey,
sc; Clara Spencer, 81; Maud Shu!tz,
90; Nelson Anderson, -.
i ID. FITZPATRICK Stunt
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Opposed 10 Bonds.
Liberty TOWNSHIP.
II -. s.r g. 2

February 9th, lSst.
EpIroRs JoURNAL-Tuc election in
this Township j. over, which resulted
happily for the anti-bondi-t-. feel
now IT, though | would like to live Il
long time among this. 10 me. sensible
people. IL il generally the elsewhere
"a bond election j. called Ia Kansas.
that the people go to. the polls over
flowing with liserality. ready 10 con-
tribute their mite for the public good
hat j. 10 saddle their children with
debt for something they could vcry
wei do without. There i- a great ill.,
canstion among some CLASSES To- ar.
range the financial condition of the
country for several generations ahead.
II does not occur to thenthat thosecoBi-
ing upon the stage Of action in the fii-
ture might be pleased at having some
thing TO do. But the people OF Liberty
have taken new departure on the
bond question. Bridge bond. have
been defeated twice of late Ia this
ncighborhood, notwithstanding few
great men outside Of the tow n-hip took
such fatherly interest in our pros
pcrl;y, that they were willing 90 haul
come OF our people 10 the po'ls. who
happened 10 be on the fence IN mind
and somewhat indisposed In body per
hap- on that day. With all our mis-
{ fortunes and mistakes we have -teered
clear Of bonds taus far. Some outside
Of our iowhship,ns We know, feri that
we have done them serious Injustice
IN not building u bridge for their sc-
! commodstion. W. would say 10 all
such. that we rympathize with you.
I but not TO the amount OF . 900. W.
J regard a bonded debt o. misfortune
10 any community. especially when
I the expenditure Is FOR some Improve
ment that could be dispensed with
without serious inconven.sGoe. Again
I for the reason that bonds generally
must be soid at discount, .hi is they
draw seven 70 ten per ctnt Interest on
the face, aud for the further reason
that the COMMISSIONER. wishing 10
lo7e no time, begin Early 20 provide
/ for sinking fund-thereby lrIs ! ing
the matter more Oppressive In order o.
have something with which 10 AID
some enterprisiny banking D-'itgf'on
/ People, ! think =. general thing. bal
: better not spread their n.olsss~s cat
unless they aanf flee.
The man away ID Ia the ~prnSr. (
- II. W. NALaHY.
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Uciyerss.,st Services

vi the Opera House on sunday, ilie
I'D inSi-u-ual boar-. Subject ri II
O'Clock, u m, The Design, Destiny
sud Duty OF Man" Text: What i
Man - Subject for evening, The
Judgment after Death. Heb s;35
All are cordially invitci. Al-o at )
o'clock in the afterno-cn tliege will Ia
meeting for the purpc-. 81 drilling
the audisnee in congregational sing
Ing, conducted by Prof. Tiiioi-oH- A.
thi, meeting : no; >sctSTian. al !oyers
Of this kind Of worship are especially
invited Ga attend.
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chri.fian Chsrca

Meeting on east siie sth street. Dr
;. r. DcSld. pastor. will preach Lord.
day, February 18th, iss0. az II O'Clock.
Subject. The I.oni'- cars Cor the
Righteous Text l>i Pet. 3: u Al
rs y. m. subject, In Chris, New
Creature Text "A Cor. ;: 18th. gi.
bic school al s:t5 a m Congregation.
nj meeting al p- IN Ladies Mission
airy Society NJ 4 p. N. Prayer and
reading meeting every "Wednesday
evening af 20
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Fruit Trees

Apple, pear. peach, plum, nectar
iue, apricot. ounce, current. rs>phcrr.
strawberry, blackberry, pie plant.
asparsera>s. grape vines, rc>ss and
climbing vines, naples. etc, home
grown and in splendid condition,
White Grapes, White Currcn; aud
Red Raspberry. will take Young
stock and COWS in exchange for irce-
to some extent. Call nj Fair View
Farm, miles south from Salina, OF
addrs--. II. T.. JrSES.
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Noihino Lie u.

Jackson's Common Sense Lini-
ment-good for man or beast-Nilinci
burn or blister. Requircs no rubbing.
o,oling. soothing. strengthening. A
positive cure for all ailments requiring
an outside application. For sale by
Oscar Scitz. Druggist. Wholesale
agcnts-McPike x Fox. Atchi>au,
Kansas.
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Five hundred Thou,,,d s,,o,o.

In the pas, few months there Ia
been more than .OoJ bottles Of SIN
LOFTS CURE sold. Out 81 the vas,
number Of people who have u-ei u.
more than 900 cases Of Consumption
have been eured. All Coughs. Group.
Asthma. and bronchitis. yield at onc,,.
hence II Is that everybody speaks Ia ~.
praise To tho-c who have not u.e,i
II. let u- -ay, II you have Cough. or
your child the Group. and you value
life, don't fail to try u. Dor Lam.
Back, Side or Chest. Use siiiinh'- pof-
Gus Plasier-. Sold by your druggist
HOWARD NJ. SALE. Hslifa. Kama
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Collections Cor city and county. ac-
counts. bills and notes solicited. Strict
attention 70 business and promp, re-
turns ofall collected moneys and note-.
ONCE on Santa Fe avenue, west side.
north Of Ash street. Books posted
accounts balanced and bills made out
Commissions moderate. according "a
financial standing Of the payecs With
former long experience In this line oi
business We solicit the general patron
age Of the public.
Ii. J. DRESSER 4 co
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Dental Notice

Notice Is hereby given the, Dr r. T. Nilslss b.
o9i only License for The u.s. Of Rubbsf a. bss-
for artificial Dsnturss In sslins. ksnsss Al p~r'
sons sfe hereby cautioned ss.iHst parrhssins hob
Tor Dental fiatss % any parties bst hcsnssi -
tai, Company, AZ by 20 doing they render thea
'slsss equally liable To pro.sostioa fsr lafgfnrs
mrni A reward Gill ~ paid Cor Information thsi
vii i.si 10 the eou'irton u sHY psrils 81 uhis-
ial ~. Of any Of our ps,.bis
i.psiou Ssri ic,hts
EINENTST APbTt
Trga. f.a.slyrsg Dental N.l-rUafa
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Or Tue--A, Pea. ~. i-... vii Gel!
AZ pgblse AUSTEN a, my arm. ains
mites -os.a - -slins, 'sr ssiIsssn-
property. VIZ. f~sr ySsax bor- /.
sssssliczs <sa suso ~9k hor-~s q
~ q ssriesitar.i isnpleaeni-. oor.
.ssiss 81 = s.if-bssdes. Iss~rr.
g,g0u.. eie. Terms % ssle-s Esoaih.
tissse. -iih sFpwvcs -sszsiiy. ans In.
;eress AZ par esks- -sis 10 szsss.
H1eD.~ ~ n s'riocs = m.
HGxkr NsLiIs.
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Gov. 81. John, while at MCPHERSON,
aud in conversation with a gentleman.
spoke in the highest terms Of the re-
ceptisn by the temperance people of
Salina, and also OF his entertaining the
best of feeling for the Liederisranzs sing
ers who serenaded him at the Linden.
He was very much pleased with the re-
marks and frankncss Of their spokes-
man, Judge Rondi.
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Try the Rocky Mountain Bit'ers.
They give tone to the stomach, stimu-
late the liver to healthy action, relieve
the overstrained kidneys, and purify
the blood. No family should be with
out 1t. Price 81. Sold by August Eng
strom. Druggist, Santa Fe Avenue.
sole agent for Salina ely.
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Two men named Carlson and Jern-
berg filled themselves up pretty well
with benzine last Friday night, and
during the jamboree" had some high
words over stable room at the Nelson
House. Carlson made his attitude
emphatic by drawing his revolver and
sending ball after .Jernberg. The
ball passed uncoInsortably near the
latter. but spent its force in the neigh
boring fence.
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The frohi r.sssFs Ia tie -ssassJ .i0ry
IS oBr s;ors building. No ios. santa Fe
avenue. I; T. Bs.; ae~irsbl. hail.
:. : 81 fcss iss-Ais-i Ia the esntrzi par
~ ihs etfy- j. ar>nnsaeni zsa sir.i-
rsi,. f.-ast,r viii s~ ssre>s up - saii
their bn.fns-. EAts-ItSs I.ns-.
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Anotherbridgep proposition the third
trial thus far j. To be submitted in
Liberty township. The petition is
already in circulation. AID prays for
relocation ofthc bridge al Robinson's
Ford. This WAS the site proposed in
the first proposition submitted.
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A NJ cspsrssrs.

Tuls,srj % barzala. IN la,lis-' fine
ss.t.-iery. Iss--ss-' One ho-ssry. nev-'
ane ho-1y. I-sdsss' ane Beck sezE
enbrseing al the -gTinz Euveltis-
Lao" ni;t- sad viasya ness i~fssns-
ami d--igIis only OK. EaiT . szseh
KIM. We tSaghi tiie eafire iine 81
-anIpls-, d tho agent of wBi. II Lyon
Ne~ YORK, Importer Il nssion-, 81
sch hz1r,s- that wiIi enable ~ TO Iii
the same herr al Ns~ S"ys Wholesale
price-. Nov = the ,ias g. bsy your
-rTing and sumHsr bo-isEy - - pr
ceui ls-- than TIE rs-znlsr psior. Cal,
-roa--t<ssps tie Err4f hzrg@ifs, are
taken.
MAhgLaSB. DpIssE 4 GooEf-
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The contest which came up before
the County Commissioners last Tues
day over the late election in Smoky
View township. was decided in favor Of
the following officers: Trustee, {. V.
Roseberg; Clerk, Oiof Thorstenberg !;
Treasurer, a. p. Brand Justices of
the Peace, Alex McPhail, Gust Lind
holm. These gentlemen were voted
for at the school house in District No.
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More hogs were marketed this fall
than ever before. The farmers find
sucl, seattle" profitable, aud viii en-
gage more extensively il, raising them
than ever. Salina is destined TO Inc Us
much of pork market asany interior
city in Kansas.
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Mr.. \. J. Minar,l. wc!l-known
former resident Oh this city, made 4
short visit here the last OF the week,
and was welcomed heartily by his oil
friends and acquainisnccs. We are
glad 10 know that he i, doing we'll
As partial evidence of this, is his pres
ent stout appearance. He il hasten
ing on TO 2o)-pound weight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Minsrd aud their son Fred. re-
turned to their home la Springfield,
No, las. SUNDAY evening.
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Hafmo1f EcAota.

There viii he a meetins ~ the Kan
sas Valley Detective Asso -lsiioI. Sat
ur.iay. February 7th. In. # 10
O'Clock T, NJ. .basp IL = desired
thai ali members - preseas. - bssl-
ne~- o! imppTtanee wiii % ernaxh'
before the Association
By 0ri.-r az The Pr,-lleAL
\ iHfs. II -
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We have perfected arrangements by
which We can furnish the JOURNAL.
and the .Sr,nsta Horoiden n; the rate
OF 500 per year 10 each subscriber
start In with the new year with both
paperS and be happy
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Ever sinss pT Wa. Cites. e ~ 80 Gf.sf.
-SJ. :. Y. s,tsBsssi frsas fasissties = --art.
81 is's' hss-ss to hfiss tbs.r s4slSs pfassff7
round 70 bic pisrs sfh..iss-s far fn-r ifesss.sss
ihs corner % Whit street sss w.-i Be- .d-s, -
come % rs-smbis hsr-s fair Tn Baet nr's 49,
dsaanes, -hieh u iha, ,hrsst ul-s ths esSisa.
tsutisu II b. ssishlofs 10 Asss. kls ssrssss -
lief In h., Ibid Ass@oris Linisssss ~tsh y 49,
preferred ,s 81 ether. ~ ~ ctisf - rsi-s,.
sud -Trrtins nlsp 81 this osuHtfy
4 ,siushis hof.s Il ihs ~rftsTs "a. sasss g.
,bs h'Sl s<siiins and isssasss sasssa. ffr>sf.
ius ths animal sssrif -afthls-s We see sdsi- q
. ~ Giles Lini@ers sBS az sTsfifsd g. ~ b.
ssisa ilhs sbsrn Aa-,sit-e iretss - i-sis sssss
away ibs sar- bssiss up sss sbs tsasus~ 81,
s-.iiinS a.. fnsi sissFT~srias
HrsHT Wssb hrnsuts 80.
Lrsar ksssrT
Gle Pills rsr.- oysi<Jst. sess " CrzgAsii
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12

We have just learned"f the death Of
Mr.. q. q. kingsberry, who died nj his
home in The Saline Valley few weeks
ago, OF Pneumonia. He was a quiet.
unassuIniny. estimabic young man.
who was much thought OF by "a large
circle OF sguaintances.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Safina Board OF Trade Will be held in
the Exchange Room on Monday even
ing next-Februaty 18th inst-at .:30
O'Clock. Committees will report, and
railroads and coal will be discussed \
full attendance is requested.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12

The military company have had
several squad drills in tine Opera House
basement Sergeant Frost was putting
them through lively the other night.
Their membership is being rapidly in
creased. We believe the BOYS Will
make 4 success of il
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12
Gram Market

Me>srs. r. Gocdnow & Co. rcpor,
the following prices for grain: Whoa;
No. 2, 80: No. 3. 50: Ma. 4, So: Re
jectsd, Is. Spring. No. ,. g: Rye. 20:
Corn, II; Oats, -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-12

Dr Henry b~si has fstgrnsd ts 50
iina AMI rs-,ases iis y-srti,s Il med
icine IiI. ofis>e . oyer sales Drag
STORE. ~h~r be xiil 10 pI.s--i 70 meet
10 friens- 90 I.ros~->sonai bs-lns-z