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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05
Pi:ny Farmers Club

The plinv F,rmors, C,,t, hi, 70.
Januorv m,.t;,. N, ~. ,,,a,;,,',n,,na
18th al : p Iack .onJ ~ -.
IarveIy attended ,h.r., boi,,, ra,,r.,..,,,
t,,iyc. from ,he ,:r,,.,,,,' ~. -.
and the interyen;ng cnuntr,. Tn.
was n I,rye ,t,.nd,n.., 81 - ,,,.,,,,
h,r. and ,;ch, Lor. - -. :.
requested 10 STAT. f,r,ha ;nfr,,,.,;o,,
of th,-e who p,.vp,, tno,. ~, -.
neoI,,r or bo.J 81 ~. Sill. 4, -
nac,,.J IN L,;n., .,Jono ,ra,,;.;,,,,s ~,
ci.nt fnr him or b.rs,iif .n,i ,.r,ii,'
and all th,, they may init. 49,
also Thai thf. cI,,h .yi..,,J no ;,,,i,a
tions and no ON. i.rxna,.,.J ,o ~.
nr,s.nt but n,..u,,,.-. az ,i,... -,
hay, l,,eu Invited ami ,rn,;Ja.I ..
m.uler. Ar1 IN ,,'..,,,t,..r - y
moi ,.out,itifs ,.rn,;.;on, ,ra .~,''o,..J
,n ,on,,iI,n,a -. g. -.
r.n.. nr ,nt,;.,. ,., AMI ,''.,,r ,',rn;.h
,.J In. tL. I,,,iv az H.. h,,,,-.. - r.
cluI, /. h.lJ " '' ''''' ''''
Thr unis,c,I,,.,u. L,.i,o.- ,.,.i,
he,n dj-,o..J of AZ s,n,,,J ra,'in,s
ON h.haif or vr Cn,r,,i..;,,nar -,
Miller who could NO, l.. ,r,...,,,, a, !.
few well o,,icrej r.n,rr' nr,a.n,..J
the Club with n yery nc,, ,nJ L,nd.
some gave, f,c,tionsIy ob.eryir,, ,h,,
inosnuch a The pr..iJ.,, u,s q men
Of powerful muscl,. thai d., u.a q,
lightly over The hood. az rafr.,c,or,
member. Tbe pr,..iJa,t of,h,. am.
ON hehaIf of a. ,rcn,i,.rs f.,li'';,onNi,.
accented The gif, or NJ MILE ,nJ
trusted tina, n. the mace in III. Hall.
nj our Conyre.. w,. nnt,. ra.nr,..J g.,
in extreme case. th,. nirscl. or any
member of the CIui c,IjeJ ON ~ nye-
side oyer /, would he .utIici.rt Ill :,
an ;,,,rc..io,, LII, IL. ,.',..,o,... ",
AUTHORITY. mon ali the otherwi.e i'm.
corri.u,jl. heads as ,h.v vor,. r,.,.on-
ally soft. The exercise. of IN. ,ven-
inc consisted of an axc,.Ii.nt 60. h,.
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Broadsiek items.

With the exception Of a few windy
DAYS there has been hut one that Was
dissgrccahle during the winter thus
far. and that was last Thursday. IL
made q lasting Impression on your
eorres poBdeDf. II r.,ined aud hailed
alternately; and sometimes both al
once, nearly all day We carried n
great many pounds ~ wa,sr Ia our
clothes. Some one congratulated IL
on our soft water bath. We like u
bath. but tic not Ike i, for six hour--
especially q cold one Late In the
evening We tried 10 evapora'e our gar
ments by tire genial heat 81 base
burner ai the Union IN Lindsb0rg.
We found the Lii,d-torgers exercising
strong faith In the destiny Of their
town And they are proving their
faith by their works, for every branch
Of trade j. represented, am every in
ju-ment IS held ont known 10 mn-I-
ern skill 10 secure purchasers for their
merchandise The bFos,t fertile val
Ieys and plains of the Smoky ir that
region, as ELSEWHERE. will H. made, by
the aericaliGrists, 10 yield IT, produce
10 its greateS, oapa"iiy. Bat, while
Ne 10 not with 20 aapIp,u ihsirariar.
a that wet day did u. we could not
but feel that the whistle 81 ~ l"c,,-
motive had probably ggdliy -iiinu-
lated ;bem. However they have n
good country stound them and thick
IL settled with al industrious people.
Ne found one 81 our GYPSUM farmer,
Mr.. Ale Aruo-. seemingly Al home in
the livery business. He wzs one of
our neate-i farmers We with him
success.
There waz very FIJI vote out 81 the
election in al the townships in ihi-
part % the county. Nor than U-ual-
I; j. indicative 81 the ccjniH2 spirit ~
the campaign trfeTe - the var.
\ ruN
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Tea for February.

First to iti. {. b. =. t., clouliny an |
threatening weather with rain or snow
storms: 18th 70 9Th. f. d. {. t.. ani fair
weather; eth 20 ll:h. {. b. 2. t., eloud.
ing. threatening weather. with rain
AMI snow storms. or.iing t. lati-
tude; 18th Ito 18th, r. b. {. /. clear or
fair; 18th To 18th. f. l.. r. t.. clouding.
threatening weather with local storms
10th Ia 18th, r. u. T. l.. clear or fair
18th to I'D. { b. r. t.. clouding, threat
eniny weather. with heavy rains and
severe storms in places. 81 to 9Th. r.
b. {. T.. clear or fair; 24tl L. 18th. { l..
r l.. clouding with rain or SNOW
storms: 18th to esah, clear or fair
The warmer spells are about the 81,
sth. 18th, 21th AMI a5ih. The colder
spells are about the 9Th, llrh. 10th.
I'D and ssih. The earthquake pcriod-
are 81, sth, 18th, 2Dth and 18Th.
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Brooky;iie Items.
Nice winter weather

Mite " lIttE NtillltI.
The Catholic Fair passed OF quietly
and good time was had.
Died on ,ycdnc-day, the 18th ult.,
John H.. infant son OF Mr.. and Mr..
Joseph duncan. Mr.. and Mr.. D., have
the sympathy Of their many friends in
their bereavement. Mr. u. himself.
l. 50 far recovered H. to be able I" at
tend 10 business.
The TOW nship election waXei warm.
\ great deal of cleciioHecring was
done The fight was principally made
an Justice and Constable. Everybody
was IN a GOOD hunlor, consequently
everything passed 81, quietly and re-
suited in The election OF the following
psriies for The Offices nameiE Trustee
IS. X. !Seger; Clerk. w. Bul!ard :;
Treasurer SHELTON Justices ofthe
Peace-Jas. Moore and Frederick Ru-
pert: Cou-tabIes-JOhn Ciszesvski
and Peter :-oiden; For Road Overseer
District No. 10. p. Bickncll Dis
ir:ct No. &c. !. Grand>trand Dis
trict No. 5-H Richardson District
No. III. W. Gilbert District No. =
r. :. W"lc0tt; District No. G-Jas.
Wi-e.
Roi,-tali ticket ahead n usual, total
number of votes out, 30.
business still continues good and our
business men are all happy.
The forcpar; of last week Mr. Felix
Safavrc employed "a stranger who pur-
ported to be from the East. Ia work on
hi- farm. Everything went on well
until Sunday afternoon when Mr..
< and his wife went to visit neighbor.
On returning in .hc evening about :
O'Clock they discovered that their man
was gone and with him . now pair of
boots and about SD in money, and hal
ran,ackei everything ,n the house.
He was seen about T.. VI. passing Mr..
:. II. Taft. No further clue has been
obtained. Gan
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In and Around the Psr,os, schoo, Hou,..

The people li-ing in our vicinity ar,
Jubiiant. The weather for the mast
month has been 80 pleasant that we
fancy its genial influence la. been
communicated in some mysieriou.
way To our citizens.
The Parsons school house r still the
great center of attraction every Friday
night. In fact, on this night il seems
To beeFfre imagine; of great power.
drawing people from all points OF the
COMPASS The last question ~ to
which docs the most 20 build up ma
tons, Agriculture or Commerce. was
very ably handled by the speakers. Ii
seemed TO be very hard to make any
distinction between the two, inssnuch
a. agriculture WAS claimed for COM
inerce, and rice rcrso. Every once in
while speaker would lapse into a
burst "i eloquence that appeared TO
hold The house >peil-bound. some
very novel ideas were also brought
out. One gentleman claimed that a.
.>,iam wa, created from the dust OF the
earth. the father of mankind Wa. a
product Of the sofia kind of yegeta-
bic, we presume, that might be clas>ed
with the cabbage family. that being
the only plant that approaches him.
with regard To- the size of the head.
We expect when warm weather set,
In To find a man or two sitting out on
the side of some grassy knoll. in order
To- prove tine truth of the statement.
We hope the shoots emana,ing from,
this branch of agriculture will he ten
derry reared, The tramp was claimed
on the side OF commerce.. To he free
commercial agent" We do not know
what firm he travels for, bu, presume
he Is a runner for the firm of We Us
* Co. large wholesale dealers in
square meals and hand-out. The Judge.
j. y. Beckcy. l.. +. Parson. and Mr..
Hastings. decided in favor of the agri-
culturaiist. Question for Friday even
ing. Feb. 9th. is a lawyer justified in
defending wrong cau-e''-John
OMaiiy, affirmative. Miss Powell, of
Salina, has Organized a singing school
here. and has u elias. Of sonie ~ schol-
airs. we like her system of teaching.
and can recommend her 10 any district
desirlnga singing school. She seems
To POSSESS the faculty Of teaching
children To learn with rapidity Far
mers are busy manuring their ground.
and getting up their wood for Use next
summer. The road overseer has been
endeavoring 10 smooth down the rug
ged hill road, :" during the past week
and ROW, gentle reader. | will say In
conclusion L. X. A. BRICK.
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Something hss happcbenei here ;
'iis this: Our Democratic EeiShboT-
have joiue-t fgsTsis With our heP1isli-
can friends 20 consolidate hT1thsT-
hopi- >uecfzi praise 10 Se offer 10
Mr.. Cot and Nr Sample
ME. and Mr. Heary WaskiH. AZ.
visiting their daughter IN Jssgel
County
Mr.. Maze hs. moved frosa sIIong
I-- Miss Ciers. ~e rather Ike yusir
pleasant sInils>. hOE-e yea s0R' Z for
get W. In VOC Eze- hofsss,
George Mansfield has novel from
Brooxville % the AHiherTy, Its a
clean ci1in and heavy lip, Ia; 70 las
improved your looks Mr.. ". II you
wish so spend pleasant evening out,
luss remember Nf. and Mr.. GfsroFy.
Mr.. George Saith has bsoaSht the
hor-s-. harne>s and WAGON formerly
owned By Nr Ba-hey. Il BrcokviiIe.
We have waifsi until hate hour IN
order % give yea fess latest BrS- from
the corner. Township election h
over. aud sc got badly sso-f~di
Mr.. J. :. Upper, Of BrooxvIlie. has
been spending tie last fvo days with
his many friends on Mulberry.
joyATaAS.
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The Kendall Combination.

mere successful series of enter
tainments were ever given i'm this city
than those of the past week at the
Opera House by the kenda!ls. Thi-
hall, the finest between the Missouri.
aud the mountains, has been crowded
10 its full capacity night after night
fifteen hundred people packing them
selves into a space intended for only
about twelve hundred, and all joining.
i'm the most enthusiastic applause n
the play goes on. whether II he TRACE
dy, comedy, the dom este drama or
farce, that is being enacted.
The Kendall Company has succeed
ed here as no other combination ever
did before, because of the striking ~
csllence of its casts, and the remark
able versatility of Mr.. III. \. Kendall
and Mrs. Julia Il endall. who are equal
IN at home in every department oi Ia
dramatic art. Kendall is an exceilen
Othello, but this does not hinder him
from Portraying To the life an Irish
character. He Is one of the be-t shy
locks extant, but can act Rip Van
Wrinkle up 10 the highest standard.
He l. "A good Hamlet, and Ii number
one Scion Shinglc or Uncle Josh. lie
has selected the company with thu
greatest care. has secured a real nIusi-
cal genius as the leader ot bis orches-
ira, and the consequence Is that every
time he plays a series of engagements
at Lincoln he draws better and better
and can optstty any o.her travelling
combination that has ever visited III
without any pEeceptiLle falling OF in
his audiences. we hope to see him
back next winter.-LiacO'n Ncb.
Daily JOurn1,
This Combination will give three en-
tertainments In Salina next week com
nenciny with Monday evening. Ad-
mission SO cents. Reserved seats at
Campbell's Drug Store without extra
charge. Grand Pinafore matinee Wed.
pesday afternoon at 2 T. NJ. Admis.
sion to matinee: adults - cents, child
rem under 10 years, Is cents.
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Gov. St. John at saIi,a.

1t il not often that 80 large a on
course of people is brought out as MAS
gathered in the Opera House last Mon
day night, to hear the Governor of
Kansas discuss the proposed Probibi-
ton Amendment. Every seat in the
audience room and gallery WAS taken.
every aisle was filed with chairs,
scores Of people stood up, and many
were turned away by not being able 10
find even standing room
The music for the occasion WAS fui-
nished by choir composed of Mrs.
c. A. Hitler, Mrs. X. l.. White, Misses
Sloan and Campbell. and Messrs. e.
A. Hitler, II. a. Lovitt and Ogden,
with Miss Luna Bierce at the organ.
Mr.. NJ. :. Price presided with dignity
and gracefully conducted the exercises
of the evening. There was an OPEL
ing anthem 10y the choir, followed by
the reading of Passage OF, scripture
by Rev. DIR. Bishop. After prayer by
Rev. DIR. Dodd, of the Christian
Church, which was very effective. and
singing by the choir, Gov. st John
was presented TO the audience and
commenced his address in favor of the
passage of the Prohibition Amend
ment. He argued that this question
was not political! one, but an i-sue
which commended itself to the MEM
beers of both parties, and that il should
be kept separate and apart from the
politics of next Falls Campaign. He
presented some very startling statistics
which he had taken from the reports
of Wardens of the penitentiarie- OF
several states, and which showed what
liquor il doing i'm filling the prisons !;
and in the same connection he spoke
of the great expense in keeping up
these institutions as compared with
the amount of revenue accruing 10 the
state from the license system. He
presented in forcible manner the
success of prohibition in Maine, with
much information on the subject from
Neal Dow. As he presented the case,
the license system is not Financially Il
success any more than il is morally.
He compared the various restraining
laws which exist upon our statute
book withthe license law, making some
very amusing deductions. His entire
remarks were closely listened to by
the vast audience, which seemed deep
ly interested i'm the argument. The
speech was well conceived, abounded
i'm many original ideasand was a most
successful Temperance lecture. The
delivery was good. voice clear and
well moduiat-d The Governor Is GER
tainly a very Interesting speaker.
Judge Hanback, followed the Cover
nor in handsome little speech. which
was well received. He believed that
il would be better Ia have no LAW reg
ulating the sale of liquor than To have
the present license law. He did not
believe in licensing crime.
!. rising vote" was taken ON the
Prohibition question, and large por-
ton Of tine audience was registered in
the affirmative After beTcdictiou by
Rev. q. =. Dearborn, the audience dis
persci, well pleased with the exercises
of the evening.
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We take the following items from
the I.indsborg Locaiisf of the 9th inst:
Rev. r. W. Woodrow vii, preach al
the school house saturday evening a;
7o'elock p. NJ.
Mr. John A Anderson has entered
the field a. a grain buyer ia Lind--
borg.
The bridge across Kentucky creek
on the Roxbury road IL finished and
open to the public.
+. G. York. our station agent, has
moved his hmily 20 LindssoTg and Is
now keeping house here
Mr.. Phillips ha. been paying up the
back accounts against him for work on
the raiIroaS extension, this week
Mr.. Aldrich. OF the firm Of Ober.
Hageman 4 Co., has purchased the
residence owned by Mr.. H>ehnlen-
A large force Of bridge men has been
put on the road between here and Nc
Pherson and the X. p, will coon hare
nnt-class bridges all along the line. II
b likely that the day train viii Be put
- - 800 - TIL vosk b co0Plsssd
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05

Collections FOR city and county. ar-
counts, bills and notes solicited. Strict
attention TO business and pronp; ~
turns ofsll collected moneys and notes
Onice ON santa fe avenue. IVES, side.
north of Ash street. Books posted.
accounts balanced and bills made out.
Commissions moderate. accoriing to
financial standing of the payee-. With
former long experience in this line q;
business We solicit the general PATRON
age Of the public.
RI DRESSER 4 90
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A mothss's Cr,es.

The pride Of u mother. the life AMI
JOY ola home. are her children. hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Take warning then.
that You are running terrible risk. II
they have u Cough, Group or Whoop-
ing Cough. which lead la Coasun,p-
ton. IT, YOU do not attend 10 !, al on--
Shiioh'- Consumption Curc il ,,uaran-
trei 10 cure them. Price ten cents.
IA cts. AMI $i.o. For lame Rack hives
or Chest. Use Shiioh'- Porous Plaster.
Sold hN u NJ. sale. Snlina
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Iisss ..iss' sTsss n a. zs~ss.. ~
nc. Nss-whs, sAesii b. done - rsiass
snsnisrg.mcni of tc niaa sfIos-ari l-s thr 49,
icn.isa. Saasri b, bitins 10 white sFuitiss "a -
soubi s... . thint, II ca. Ard lat -satas iai
tho hSr-s iarnes out all .aaasrt 1ssssy -,tii.
Oh the hair. and apply Gile-' Iinla4sal I-l.is Ai.
n'eaia sies day. untii ~ t1riss,r-. "a lsmi.,-
rs'ily i-reniinse. sni c.ss,fasas ssia o. ., Ias
COL, rrn'-ay the, . IN permanently sss.sH-
4. snlsrx~msn; Of this tiai S-ha e. ~ u,Iss
~. w~-i Bfosd.s.. Ss- Ysft Oh, -iu fsfaih
fall information .il~s Pm. ssres iirsasshe Tsf
sale ny J %. Campbell ssIina ksnszs
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Dental Notice.

Notice Is her,iy given that IT. u. = N,cslrs /.
our oaly ihcvn-cc ssr the % Eati-rs a, 49,,
Cor artinciai pcutures IN >.,ip. ksa>-s III PER
>ons sFc hereby eaatiOned against larvAs,sng Rs,-
hcr Dental rs,c, u any psrsie. ut ltesa-c., ~
this Company, Is hy - dcins tAey rvtslrr tacaa
sslNc, equally iiasie 10 prosecution ssr tafrsaz--
Hest. rc-ard will h- paid Coz infasasaflea th.,
VII ioAf 10 the Scavistior Il shy .s7iis. 81 si..
fol usc Of any Of our patents
ie-ion. >sFs islh I'D.
D. I,HNE>f spp,'g.
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We understand that Mr.. johnson,
the gentleman who has been employed
as marble cutter by Palmer & Will
liams, haying his connec-
ton with the latter shop, is about to
start yard Of his own OH vacant lot
on Seventh street, near Mr.. Arson S
residence.
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4 Strange People

DO you know that there arr strange
people in our community. We ~ay
strange because they seem TO prcicr Il.
suffer ana pas their days mi~rnbiy
made ~ 10y Dyspepsia, and Liver COM
plant, Indigestion, Constipation, snd
General Debility. when SHII.oH's
NlTALIZER u guaranteed To cur.
them Sold by HOWARD NJ. SALE.
Saiina. kanss.
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~ The STAR u The West Billiard Hall
90 SATURDAY. the let q February. $50.
st p. u. 81 ece Sold ss,d ssfeh. Il
ezrs<s dns. hsD;<f's os.s. -sxsh tisss.
nsekis movement. sxpsD.soa balance.
for ssooc. There ssiI b - ehsaess
~ zoe Dollar sseh- Lisa e.a b. ssxn
u Henry Eoaspnod's Gsssnssb skap.
and ri the shDss Billsassl Hail.
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Nollce.
!>,rrie. ~ PIi.i,ces,e"

~ iuriHis Gst-rt.st. % sAsnsat liir. Tu.srs-
y vas rountF, ohio lss hrftisf Hefit--i
thsi ysa have b~su sor.i that +ais tsf-hat e.
plsintts dsi ON the 30; dsY II fvbfssfs 4 y fss
his hi. PETITION ia the i.'rsrt Il SAifs-
~ kan.s., against yea Ssfss4ant. essftns ~
dccf~e 81 dissrcs frssa you that tstf Ersssr
the A.d f-rtitob h-is.fs th- lsh dss II ksfsb
A n. lisa. or The r.tiisos sgi b. tshsa q. tea
and jaas'sen is.f The bstarr above sisirl -ia b.,
ssisrsi aerarfinsir JOHN cars HET
ny JorS to-Tra HE aitoruFy
February 9Th. is-o IS
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The pork which has been pre-.
pared in various forms by Radcliff
Bros pork packing establishment, is
pronounced to be the best which has
ever been brought to this market.
Their hams are very popular and are
going off like hot cakes. The business
of pork packing in Salina is destined
to be u fine success.
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Jackson's Common Sense Iini.
ment-gcod for man or beast will not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing.
cooling, soothing. Strengthening. \
positive cure for all ailments requiring
IN outside application. For sale b.
Oscar Seitz, Druggist Wholesale
agents-McPike 4 Fox, Atch..ou
Kansas.
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The military company was success
fully organized and 63 names have been
secured to the roll. Mr.. &. T. Hilton
is Captain, H. ID. Baker First Liueten-
ant and David Addison Second Lieu
tenant. A meeting will he held to-
morrow evening to perfect the organi-
ZatiOn,
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Universalist services at Opera House
next Sunday, at usual hours. Subject,
liza. IN, Salvation and Damnation."
Mark ID: l6. Subject for evening,
"The Hope of the Gospel. The Doe
trine of Endless Suffering, of Heather
Origin" Also at three o'clock p. M.
there will be a praise meeting conduct
ed by Prof. Tiilotson. All are cordial
" invited.
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a Good Hno

A. IAN ounce Of prevention " worth
a pound Of cure !, is good plan g"
buy hottie of KRESS' FEVER TON
IC, and during the season when Chil'-
and Fever are prevalent, take a small!
dose daily, thus preventing the pnssi-
bility of contracting any MaIarial sii--
ease. Ii YOU have the Agac buy hot
tie and he cured promptly and surely.
The money refunded il il doe, not cur-.
IL contains no Quiaine ar Poison snd
u pleasant To take
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astens,os. SIR keichs, :

A~kelon FsInmand'-ry M 6. X r
viii ne,t la calle-i nobriave At Ns-on-
b. Hall on Ile nth and lab 81 F.lru-
AIRY. Wednesday ilih. work 10 u. q;
THURSDAY leih. work in X. r. Visit
ing sir knights ~ors,iaiiy invited. BY
ORDER 81 the &c.
a Il. DIcKIx@Bx. q. q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05

The attempt to repair the old bell OF
the Presbyterian Church has been
given up, and new one will soon
hang in its place. The metal of the old
bell was SO obstinately hard that file
couldn't "phaze" it. An order. has
gone into Chicago for a l0o0-pOunder.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-05

The Salina Band and the Iielcr-
kranz favored Gov. 81. John with ser-
enaics at the Linden Hotel, last Mon
day night. Judge Bondi, in almost
appropriate speech and in a very grace
full manner, represented the serenaders
while the Governor responded from
the porch. The music was very fine.
the speeches ''short and sweet" and
the best of feeling prevailed.
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The fr,snf csSn 10 tis~ -s-,ssd .tgfy
81 our -iorr taihiiax, 80 iess. -asis y.
sreDs-. n :. . rBa-t s~-irzhge hall,
- 4 a. feet sa-esf,si IN the central part
Of 'ise city. Tos p<rssasasn; and d.-i-
rssls tenant It wilI 10 sfss.i Bp 10 .sfi
tlssif lJsI-ife-s. Ekf<rGyy Ess.-.
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DIR. Henry Bell has returned to Sar
lima, after an absence of several
months. He informs us that he so ar
ranged matters that he was not COM
PEELED TO make his trip to England.
He is again ready for business, having
his Office at II. NJ. Sales Drug Store.
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A>teorcloC,c q.

Report for the month ending Janua-
", lssi, b. WI. PETTEs, Of Eureka
township. saline County, Kansas for
THE SALINE Comfy Journal.
Latitude, So; Longitude, S. Al
lit ude, ll227 feet
Mean temperature for month, a..
Above mean temperature OF this
month for : year. Ia.
Maximum temperature fOFmoath ~
Minimum temperature for n,onth i5'
below.
Rain fall for month, /. IS inches
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The latest from Henry Oltman's
''eoal bank" is that they have gone 81
feet, and are having the same slate for
nations that were discovered before
they reached the thirty-inch vein.
Mr.. Gilman is confident that he will
soon strike four or five foot vein.