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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08
Mulberry Items.
CAD.

Harvest is past.
Threshing machines are now in or
der.
Corn is looking nice in this vicinity.
We are going To have Sunday
school library.
Oscar Haniord is building = stone
barn 3Ox4O feet
There was q picnic held on Monday
the 5th inst, in Poweil's Grove.
Mulberry has two mails a week, in
stead Of one, a. formerly.
Mr.. Joseph Benton and family have
returned to their former home, Perry
vile, Ind. Kansas climate did not
agree with them.
I have no marriages to relate,
And still the symptoms don't abate;
The crops, perhaps. will have some
From the decision Of which there is no
choice.
You never hear any one ask why
attending . picnic.
Chris. Given and George Mansfield
are going to start for New Mexico
shortly.
For the past three years the hospita-
Die ihnaoit&nts Oh lofui Di-trict nave
given 10 Their Trends ana townPeoPie
q ith Of July celebration In Mr.. Nc
ellis grove on the Mulberry That
the enjoyment Of last Saturday ecliJ--
ed all former efforts may lie aitribut-
ed to the fact that all went with the
intention on having a good time rather
Than that the committee made 20 vast
a diference between tbi. and their
FORMER prrxramme. That il wa. a most
ENJOYABLE S,cc,siou no one will DENY
who attended. The grove 4. well cal
culated for picpjcs. being situated ON n
slight bend Of the Mulberry. and In .
very picturesnue locality. be-pite the
ANY nrsdict,on. n an esriv has,r the
u..onle commenced To come and II " "A.
r.lrulafed by tbo-,. Who ver, inter~.t-
Ell that there were between four and
Nv. hundred rsoule upon the gyound
Al dinner time
The follow iug VA. the proxr. lams q,
the day
Adde'S ty the chairman. II. Cur
hin.
PRAYER by Rev. l.. Sucker
Reading Of the D~eIaraiion Of indie
p@ndence. by Mr. McIIyain.
Oration-Mr. Nel-on II. Lo-ouiis
DecIamation-Mr MeIlvain.
Oration-Rev l.. Sucker.
Adjournment for dinner
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08
METEOROLOGICAL.

Report for the montlsanding June 30,
1880, by WIN. PET-rEs, Of Eureka town.
ship, Saline County, Kansas, for THE
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Latitude, S90; Longitude, $50. Al
titude, 1913 feet.
Maximum temperature for month 1852
Minimum temperature for month 52'
Mean temperature for month, $50.
Above mean temperature Of this
month for 5 years, 80.
Rain fall for month, .45 inches
The rainfall has raised very nlateri-
ally in different parts OF this county.
Some localities have had ) or inches
but this township has been very dry,
and shows inches less than the usu.
al average.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Judge John Foster has returned
from the East, after having taken in
the Cincinnati Convention in all its
details. He believes firmly in Ham
cock, and has given notice to the Fed
eral Office holders to get ready to step
aside.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Miss Nellie Kingman, youngest
sister of Mr.. +. Kingman Of this city,
died of consumption last Saturday at
her home in fremont, Ill. Her sister
Amelia died of the same disease about
one year ago. Miss Nellie was. quite
well known in this county, having
made two visits to her brother
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

We learn from very good authority
that the reported brutal illtreatment
of an orphan boy, by q farmer living
on Gypsum Creek, is untrue in every
respect. We are glad to learn Of this,
as We have always doubted its truth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Miss Mary P. Wright will deliver q
lecture before the Saline County Nor
NAL Institute Oh Friday evening, 9th
inst, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ, in the Chris
tan Church. Subject: ''Salem Witch
craft" All are cordially invited to at
tend
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

The sapient manipulation of the
Herald was boasting the other day
how strong Congressman Anderson
was i'm his ward. After believing
and clustering and Dragging over it,
he could not tor the life of him tell Of
but two Anderson men: One was
himself, and the other fellows name
he couldn't think of.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Messrs. J. w. BlundOn, J. w.
Amos, J. G. Terry, Ed. Nelson. A. K.
Head and J. NJ. Coombs, census emu
merators, have filed their reports in
in accordance with the requirements
of the law.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Ice cream delicious ~ the nectar Of
the gods 1t g. J. Lays.
Groceries always the best, and we
sell them - cheap - the cheapest. At
Litowich 4 wolsiener's.
FoR RENr-The front room in the
second story Of Whitehead& Seaman's
store. 2l-tf
Bargains in boots and shoes 1t the
Palace Store. Call and see them for
yourself
LTTVwICH 4 WoLsIEFFER.
Fer Sels.-A l4-inch Suiky Piow.
Enquire 1t Shute's Meat Market.
LOU Of Dress Goods at cost for the
next 80 days at Ober 4 Hageman'..
WANrED-To hire girl for general
homework. None but . competent
one need apply.
Mrs. H. ID. BAKEK,
Corner Tenth and Walnut Streets
Parasols to close out. cheap at the
Palace Store.
LITOwICH 4 WoIsIEFFER.
We would call the attention Of our
citisens to the new laundry opened ON
North Santa Fe. by Mr.. A. e. Good
all. aud assure those who will patron
ire her Of first-clAss work and satisfss-
ton aAtf
We have Q good stock Of summer
Clothing. and To compete with our
neighbour, will sell them regarils~s
Of their value or cost.
MARYLAND, DopoE 4 MooKE.
Found-At Oak Dale Park. one
gold ring. one umbrella. two halters.
and one cotton tlannri diaper. Prove
property and get them from
W. n. Gsis.
Nelson, Danielson 4 Co. will cum
mence next week at bavaria. both
buying wheat and receiving ID from
the farmers for shipment.
All persons ordering clothes al Fred
John-on's during July and August
will get . discount Of 10 per cent. II
DIR. MarshaiPs Arabian Oil takes
the lead Of all pain killers. II Is the
hest remedy for diarrhoca, dys-ntery,
and howell complaints generally. Sold
/ by Oscar Seity.
| "''"s '" ''-,' "
'''e "'"''s, use III ""'S'"'' '''''"'
" ~ A'" P'""P' ''''e"s
7''" ~ ''N
When you are In pain You want
prompt relief. IL the pain IL caused
ny "'"'Se' '"'"' 'ne"''a''-"'' ""'".'
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""e' y. '"' '.J"'e' VI ""'' :"
""'"' ''' "" y "'f'
s"' "n" ~"''n ARE more r''''e"'a'S
"ess''"s" va '"e 'es"'a' a"'e'''s'"H
"'u.''" =. ""S i~P' '."" '"'e'u
"'"' "'''""' "'''s "''" f'''"' '"'
'"e' ''"""e-.
$2',sD To l"an on city property, VA
small sums, ON short time, ." help
through the summer. VIII take max
ed lots. JOHN w bshS>,
| u Banker q Broker.
FoR SALE-so >cre-, more or ls--.
adjoining town. Will cell one or more
acres Ia suit purchaser. Enquire az
thi. office fg-am.
| N.rkiand .nssiv.. A N,,re ,o the
front, with more goods for less money
than any III our competitor I'VE
have nothing In give away" but viii
-eil you goods cheaper than yen eau
buy them in the city.
| Pensions. Increased Pension. Vet
eran Rountv Veteran Muster Land
Claims. Bountie.- Communication of
Ra,,oo. ouarterma.,.r.. Claims
Claim. for Arrears Of Paw se.. Sc.
Rsfer~ncr--all IN. officer Of IN. In
terror DEPARTMENT
al,f n R,ySo,,-
Mr. Cha.. sander H. ay.n, for ia,
, State of K.nsa. for IN. C,ly,pi, An
pliane.,- 9th. American G.I,.n,e 90
which w.rr.n, sur, and certain cur.
for Rheumatism spin,I w.aku.--
/ bPhsIrs' S""iyr 81. sNffNou-p""i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Mr.. George WOOlley started for Mis-
souri, last Friday night, in which state
he will make several months visit.
He is hardworking, energetic young
business man. We hope he may gam
all the rest he needs during his vaca-
ton. Mr.. John Louth succeeds him
as bOok-keeper at +. GOOdnow x Co.
mill, during his absence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

In small -oms fs Warmer. In saline
Cdssty. spf harvesting. No isdor-sf.
required. John ". BEKKH.
1b-,f banker aud Broker
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

their distinguished efforts in behalf of
civil and religious liberty.
Short and appropriate addresses
were also delivered by Hons. T. l..
Bond, N. p. Simpson, H. b. Kelley
and 7. e. Simpson.
The crowd then returned to the city,
and AFTER supper occupied themselves
until late hour in watching the dis
play Of fireworks.
The celebration was certainly q
grand success and one Of which Linds-
borg may we'll feel proud. Is At least
six thousand people were present.
We congratulate our neighbon upon
the result, and hope that similar good
fortune will attend her efforts in the
future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Ons n~v two--tory sisss~ sssass on
-soss We avenue, With 8 rsss,.. I .efs
81 land. . god vsii of wsi~r. aud .
st"os sssi.l~. Tsssu.-. e,~ss. 4 is COS
y-sr. and ! in four year. Fos ssstlef
infosmstisa snasife 1t Gsi.' Essi Va
tate One. gI.zt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

We take this opportunity TO extend
our sincerest thanks to the Salina
Drummer Band for their public -pir-
II and 10 kindly rendered cooperation
ut the meeting held Thursday even
ing, July lst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

IrDn and brs-s ss-ssng.. stcBs fsoais,
columns. psseiiias rsf,sirs, hor-s ysx-
~ and zane siIi.. ssrinS rsv.sis.. AZ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

The HdrOkden of last week does Maj q.
Forsse injustice in the statement that
he. As Republican Central Commit
teeman, failed to get the proper repre-
sentatiOn tor Falun i'm the County
Convention. The representation was
based upon Republican votes cast for
Judge Horton in 1878. Unfortunately
large vote was cast i'm that township
for the Greenback candidate for judge.
This is what cut down Falun's repre-
sentation-not any neglect on the part
of the Major.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Me~sss. p. Goodsow 4 Co. report
the following prices for gEain: Whist
No. 2 &C; No. :. SIC, No. 4, 500; RI,
~ Corn, lsc: shslIsd onsa, lie:
Oa1s. lec.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

spring Chick~n.. Baisss and Evs- 81
WAfsoa's gIH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

As We announced last week Mr.. A.
c. Sloan has withdrawn from the
firm of Campbell, Sloan 4 Tuthill.
Mr.. A. NJ. Campbell, The founder of
the business, was the first to engage
in merchandising in Salina, and the
older inhabitants will remember when
his store was but a shanty, located
upon the site Of the present JOURNAL
block. Mr.. Campbell sold later 3
share of his business to Mr. VIM. A.
Maxwell, and during the time the
firm Of Campbell 4 Maxwell were in
charge of the business, Mr.. A. &.
Sloan became clerk i'm the store. Mr..
Maxwell subsequently, withdrew and
Messrs. Campbell, W. e. Addison and
Sloan formed copartnenhip. Years
later Mr. Addison having retired from
the firm. Mr.. w. c. Tuthill succeeded
him. This has always been regarded
rs one Of the most substantial houses
in this portion Of the State. After
thirteen continuous years Of business
i'm Salina, Mr.. Sloan IL at last compel
led to give il up ON account Of his
health. He finds that the mountain
air is beneficial, and for this reason
feels compelled to locate permanently
i'm Colorado. He has been known -
an energetic, live business man in this
community and always on hand to
strike blow for Salina when her best
interests were in Jeopardy. He wasa
member. Of the fist City Council Of
Salina, and has always figured promi-
nently in our public Affairs. His fam
lily will be located either at Colorado
Springs or 1t Las Vegns. to which
place the good wishes Of their many
friends will attend them-oue and Ill.
The family will remove during TIE
month Of August. Mr.. Sloan himself
will return TO Colombo, afses . shost
trip 70 s.. Louis-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

The Salina boys, having been noti-
fled beforehand of the scarcity in
LindsbOrg Of certain favorite article
Of luxury, shipped seventeen kegs Of
fire works that they might be prepar-
ed to celebrate in good old fashioned
style. The marshal Of LindsbOrg. on
the qm rire for cOntrabandArticles. dis
covered the fire works soon after their
arrival, and fearing that their careless
handling might result in an explosion,
confiscated the entire lot. His tri-
umph, however, was short lived, for
spontaneous combustion arose and
they disappeared.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Corn Is leaping with q hop. skip
and Jump toward the heavens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08
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Dr. Jackson csrss every cs-e.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1880.

as-Enra oopies Of THE JOURNAL may be had
af the Book Sore Of Whitehead & ,Seamdn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Mr.. 5. F.. Parsons Was married to
Miss Densie Ingraham. at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Brook
vile, by Rev 5. Wright, on Thursday,
July lst The JOURNAL was the re-
cipient Of elegant cake favors- Con-
CALCULATIONS are extended Ia 'Sam"
and his bride. They have scores Of
friends who wish them well in the
long journey Of life.
The Christian Cooperative Society
Of the Salina District convenes in this
city ON Thursday, August 5th, at 9
o'elocb r. NJ, and continues in session
over Lords day Business session
each day at 9 A. NJ. and . r. n.
Preaching service every evening. All
are invited. MAGGIE f. RASH,
Secretary.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Fanies risifiny Nsr Iorl will mad the JOURNAL
on Pile Geo. p. EoreH & COS. adrertis,ing agents
TO- Spruce .Nreef.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

Skancke, ESD, especial thanks are
due for his kind attention, while too
lavish praise cannot be bestowed for
the successful manner in which he
discharged the arduous duties Of Mas
ter Of Ceremonies. The procession
was IN imposing one. and excelled In
numbers any before seen in Central
Kansas. The Goddess Of Liberty in
gorgeous array. Brother Jonathan in
elegant costume, and the different
STAR Of the Union ta-tily beiecked
Was pleasant sight TO gaze upon.
After dinner the exercises in the
grove commenced. Amer the op~ning
prayer by the Rev. Eng>trosn, and q
pithy address Of welcome from l.. q.
Skancke,-the orAtof Of the day, Gov
81 John. ws introduced. He delight
ed the audience With . speech abOu'
an hour long, in which he hamorou-ly
coutraraed the comforts Of the pre~~ni
day with the incooveniesces 81 forty
year ego. and dilated upon the 1pid
growth and prosperity Of our RePub
lie
He vas allowed by Jodge Han
back. Who delivered short and very
excellent addre.. ciosing With . poet
icAl recitation which - exceedingiy
veil rendered and universally sp
Il ~l~.~&~A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-07-08

J. c. Terry, Levi Berger.
EAST sAOLAN.
d. J. Crosnan, Andrew johnson,
John HolmQvisG
wAAHIX0TON.
Ed. Nelson, A. G. Eeklund.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

As THE Herald of this place deliberately
Butted its stupid head against a stone wall
by publishing the forged dispatch from
John, Archbishop of New \ ork, two
weeks after Cardinal NcCIoskey mad pro
nounced it a base invention in the columns Of
the New York Herald, there is nothing start
ling or Strange in the fact that last week it
returned to its original occupation in the
campaign By publishing of and concerning
L. s. Senator Vance of North Carolina, the
following: "In a recent speech he declared
that the South asks no bold and unfair thing
when she demands her rightful compensa-
tion for homes destroyed, farms laid waste
and plliaged, property stsen, and slaves re
leased by the Yankee plundcrcrs, who lived
upon us and then refused US bounty. And
it is time that the whole north should under
stand this" We now propose and pledge
ourself to pay to John Wana}naker, of Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, tRe price he may
charge for the best suit Of clothes he can fur
nish the editor Of the IerctC. provided the
said editor, within three weeks from to-day,
names the place where and the time when
Senator Vance ever delivered a speech con-
tanning the language above attributed to him
ranythingapproachiEg Here now is youI
chance, Mr.. Herald, to either accept our Offer
or stop your campaign forgeriCs, which are
as silly as they are disgusting.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THE JohAstown Tribune ought 10 he proud
Of its campaign idiotic correspondent, who
calls il question Haacock's bravery on the
field of Gettysburg, where Ee was shot from
bis horse while driving back tie rebel inya-
sion Of his native State The TriJ,;Ec is also
to be congratulated that through the won
deTful knowledge OF this same idiot it takes
issue with Grant in his official report, and
now FOR the first time puts forth the lying
plea that after the first days battle in the
wilderness, Hancock at q military conference
advised a Tttrograde movement"-that
Grant said, Gentlemen, the army will move
forward at daybreak tomorrow" and that
when Lee heard Of what Grant had said he
exclaimed in despair, AT last the army Of
the Potomac has a commander How IA
vored is Johnstown in having for one Of its
residents a genius who IS now aue to tell
precisely what happened in the respective
military camps OF Grant and Lee in the
spring OF 1864, although he never whispered
a word about itfUr sixteen long years. Hap
py Tribune Fortunate Johnstown!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

FiAa James 4. Carried, or has any Repuh-
|iean paper in this vide country, ever yct
denied the truth q Judge Blacks statement
in his letter 90 the editor of the New Xork
sun. in which l,c SAYS OF Garfcld's aciInowl-
Judgements 30 him CJudge b. "J5ss1saS,ioa-
q5fg Es tGaItield) agreed to tske the stock, and
did rece5l~ djridends upgf Il. I5le letter
(Judge Blacks letter TO Garfield) plainly i'm
plies gya9 he had not concealed nor sried 20 con
ceal, 2at fact from ne. =" Soon after Judge
Black had written the Ictte- TO Garfield,
above referred to 5y him, Garfield was eN-
amined under oath before the Poland com
Enittee, and then and there sWore away all
that he had before admitted to Judge B., by
solemnly denying thathe ever owned dol
lar of the stock, OF that he had ever received
any dividends upon Il II view of the sorry
rredicament IL which Garfield had thus
placed himself, Judge Black, Garfield
warm personal friend and cC-religi0nist, Is
constrained, in his letter to the sun, to say
of him, that he had no refuge except in q
fundamental fd7-ebCo6." What a meroiless
judgment is that pronounced by JeremiahS =
Black, and yet Garfield quietly rests undel
it-las never called its Justice in question
and, knowing Judge Black as well as hi
does, it is safe to say he never will. Wa
. there ever q Presidential candidate VINO oc
/ cupied such damning position beforC tn,
American people
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

GEN. HANCOCK or THE TARIFF.-A rep
re5entative Of the Paterson On. J. J Guardian
interviewed Gen. Hancock on Friday last
After some general conversation the reporter
said:
There is one thing, General, 1 desire to
speak about. The tariff question is creating
a good deal of talk ia Paterson particularly
among the manufacturers and working class
es. Now, how is that going 80 work 2''
That question" said the General f.can-
not affect the manufacturing interests of the
country IN tie least Ny election could
make 10 difference either one way or the
other. There has to he certain amount
millions Of dollars raised by q tariff that
can be got in no other wav, and that must
necessarily give protection to the manufac-
turing interest Of the country. The election
of Democratic President or the election of
Republican President cannot interfere with
or influence tha5 IN the least. The Paterson
people need have 10 anxiety whatever that
l viii ever favor anything that mtcrfeIes
With the manufacturing or industrial inter
est of the country. They will have lust as
much protection under the Democratic Ad-
minIstration as under a Republican Admin
lStratiOn. The tariff question is a local cues
ton. The same question was brought uD
once IN my native place in Pennsylvania =
1 I IS matter that the General Government
seldom cares TO interfere with, and nothing
IS likely ever to be done that will interfere
with the industries of the country
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

HANCocK was "dared" by the New York
Tribune and other leading Republican pa
pers to publish his letter to General Sherman.
lie accepted the challenge and produced it
to the complete CONSERVATION of his foes
Then lac was dared" to put himself on
record as opposed 10 the payment of rebel
claims, and his letter on that subject threw
the Republican leaders into convulsions-
There IS one thing, however, that Hancock
would not dare to DO. lie would never
dare to stand up and swear on the holy book,
'Ineuer OsrHeG recejred, or agreed to reccigc any
stock Of the Credit ho5iljer or Of The Union Pa
ci6c Railroad, nor arg djri9oa7 or profits aris.
tHq from either OF them, - when at the very
time he had in his pockets the precise sum Of
Se22, being the balance due him after tie
value Of tie stock Isl I,OOJ) had been paid for
by former dividends. 1t required man of
the courage Of James a. Garfield to dare
to do such thing as that
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THE lavish and corrupt use Of money in
Indiana, believed TO be not less than half q
million Of dollars, during the week preceding
the election on Tuesday last, accomplished
its purpose and defeated the Democratic
State ticket, by probably 8, ,c0o but as Han
cock is infinitely stronger in every North
ern state than his party, and from FIVE
to ten thousand stronger in Indiana than
Laudcrs, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, it makes that State fair lighting ground
in the contest Yet TO come. The vote Of New
Jersey and Connecticut, which are as certain
for Hancock as the vote of New York, VIII
compensate for the less of Indiana ard place
his election beyond al doubt. The Rcpubli-
caas carried Ohio by last years majority.
and West Virginia Of course went Democratic.