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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-03
JOHN NJ. sMYLIE.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

pEkSONs WISHING TO SELL REM, OH
Purchase Real Estate will find il 30 their IN
- 70 cal, or correspond with us IN relefeuoe !"
- Fth give special attention 10 business before
United States Land once, Homestead ID
- final Homestead Proofs, purchase o. le1A.s
- Nesn, scrip, or WarTauts- Any and al kihos
" land business solicited.
glH furnish Maps, Field Notes eie Cerahed
klsa irun the originals for less than they can be
- - elseuhere. p q. Boz 1e1,
'@Ats so-lyl JACKSON Mss
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-03

Oh! sad-eyed daughter of Judea's
tribe, whose lonely wandeTiugs have
given theme 10 poet and novelist, we
carly prepared your children a home
where they could enjoy the best privi-
leges of the citizen and free man. When
the cities of the Old World cast them
aside as Unclean, Iprepared a welcome
for the race that was once Gods chO-
sen people. As were the smiling fields
Of Caanan 20 the weary Israelite, may
America be the promised land to the
down-trOdden Of the world, and her
free institutions shall be for the heal
ing Of the sorrOws Of the nations.
To my former refractory sons whose
hands are joined in friendly grasp, let
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-03

|IlSTs On
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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-03

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|. 6, 1872.
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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-03

Piano SolO-Linda, Graduating EXer-
eise-Lena c. Menger, Clinton, Miss.
DipIOmas conferred and prizes awarded.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07

dlsregas. ti1es pvvpau zr
expressed at the polls. and select any
other person even. though the person
selected has received no votes at the polls.
The machinery is defective. too, and so
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07

FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS ANY OTHER LINE
~ Inrougn Tickets for Sale at all Principal
folnSs =. s.S " cat aEK FOR them via the FORT
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07

with Nails 81, To measure,
place the foot on paper and
draw pencil around, Shoes
put On cold. No heating of foot Send for free IL
lustratea Psmphlet. THE LQaN n RIIIIN(lS
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07
WASHINGTON. DC.

w ASAINdION,O y. Q.
Branches in Toronto and Ottawa, Canada, London
Paris, Berlin, etc.
All Patient matter promptly attended to on res
sonable terms Correspondence conducted eithe
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-07

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Mr. Highland. mother.in- Law of
our neighiDr and esteemed fellow citi-
zen, Jacob Fesierhen. Esq-, who IL nov
absent In Boston, ffosn whence he
came To this county, died last sabbath.
NJ the advanced age Of three score and
ten. She was buried to-day In the
Roman Catholic Censetery ct Sallna.
She came to this locality seven yean
ego with her daaehtef, leaving the
friends and ae-nciatioos Of . long life,
that her daughters health might b.
benefited by This climate. which. We
are pleased On odd, his very decidedly
improved she had hem coocet<d .
victim 10 that hane Of New England
-consumpsion. The psivsaions Of 9
new country, With . life % different
from Boston, has been horne With for
the sake Of the prolonged life and
cnsnlof Of the daughter, wife and
mother.
Mr.. Nathan p. Jackson, over south
from here, Who was With sherman in
his hefttes aud campaigns, including
his mach 70 the 80, and ~ one time
vas on the sea6 Of " L.ittje Phil. - and
revived bollet wound, has reeeosly
bern compensated BY the Pension Ba-
nan very handso0<ly.
A. c. Wait, E~,.. Who beafs hooos-
lble sean and The evtdeoce II service
With the intrsPid eayalTynAn. Gen.
Tony. IN 0eo6gia and The Casolinas,
expeces snaae reengnitioo q Wishing
IN, shessly. W6o shall ~ shas n
p0b1tO are uAgyaeefhle
La Sunday night ve haAs delight
~ . a n
Ut ~ ~ vst dDw1 eosqgh ~
Is1wine-shee =. ~ go psSvisg.
We hswsyss. esae1ssaty expsees1
? hevs ~ 6seeloQey GeUatp4
aaeeoaA ssvaaeR. = = epsassa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

to be raining heavily to the
west Of Us ON the Smoky. But,
to our disappointment and dis
may. the rain suspended until il passed
over us to the east and commenced
again on Gypsum. where the soil is
abundantly vet now. both for the corn
and for good blowing. In view Of the
fact that We were treated in this way
during the spring season when rain
was needed for our wheat, deniIen
Of the creek country has the effrontery
to suggest that Il is on account Of our
wiekedness. The idea Of having some
fellows that We wot Of in that region
rising up in judgment against US, and
reproving and eondemning Us, il per
fectly awful.
Farmer readers, Uncle Advice SAYS:
Now In the time to cut down all nOx-
iOus weeds that have not hitherto been
cut down or PlOwed up. and he Is en-
inently right-"don't you forget it,"
Some amateurs shout the suburbs Of
Saiina should not forget il either.
ANNoTAroR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
Hancock and enoIi.h Meetings..

On Saturday evening last the organ
iZation committee had most enthu-
siastic meeting at Powell'- school
house, on the Mulberry. ~ miles west
Of Salina. Mes-rs- Gels, Foster and
Levitt addressed the meeting, and Is
men put their names In the club list.
On Tuesday evening last club was
organized at Cariin Brothers' house,
in Smolan township. Some ten or
twelve members of the Salina club ae-
eampanied by the Salina Martial Band,
were in attendance. 4. X. Pierce Was
chosen chairman, and Frank shaw,
secretary. Mr.. Gels stated the object
Of the meeting, followed by Judge
Foster, X. A. Levitt and John OMai-
ley, Esis., In ronsing speeches. Forty.
two voters put their John Hancocks"
Ia the club list. Quite q number II
ladies were in attendance. At the
close Of the meeting three cheers were
given for Hancock and English. We
got ready 10 depart for home-but no
Mp. Carlin would have il otherwise.
She thought after speaking aud list
ening to speeches cup Of warm coffee
would he In order; and truly il Was.
We sat down Ia mo>f sumptuous n
past. One OF our party remarked that
Mrs. Carlin Vas the best Democrat in
Saline County. Another proposed
that all the balance Of our meetings lie
held ut Cariin's. Amer tea Mr.. Levitt
favored the company with some fine
singing. Miss shaw and Berg fur
nished music on the piano. A num-
her 81 the ladies and gents INDUCED
In . pleasant hop. which concluded
the exercises Certainly it Was one Of
the most pleasant Affairs IL the kind
Il has ever been our good fostune 10
attend, Long life 10 the Carlins and
all the good people Of Smolan.
OAK DALE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The harvest II past, and the thresh-
er Is all through the land, north, east,
south and west, striving to gain
the day.
Last Saturday our sabbath school,
with two Others, accepted an invita-
ton from the Bridge sabbath school
to attend . union picnic, held ut
WheelOek's grove. After the cereinO-
mics usual ON such occasions, we found
ourselves seated ON the ground with
such bOuntiful supplies Of refreshments
rs can only be found in Kansas, and
we all had good, old-fashiOned time,
and returned home, feeling that the
day had been we'll spent.
G. w. Sutton is still doing an exteu-
sive business in buying in wheat and
all kinds Of farm produce in exchange
for goods, paying the highest market
price. He alsO ills all orders nj the
shortest notice.
The corn is doing finely since the
rains So are the melons, ~ all the
boys know full well.
The health of the community IL
generally good. NICK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
BRIDGE Items.

Bridge r. q. is an organ establish
nIent at present. Three companies
here and more IL hear from.
Mrs. Ciiff Thompson has been very
sick she Is nav recovering. Her
mother and sister from Ohio, are visit
ing her at the present time.
During the rain Sunday evening,
lightning struck large cottonwood
tree within mo feet Of Bridge =. q.
Splinters rs large a. mans body were
torn from the tree and carried IN or
.aW feet. There were stacks Of hay
within IA feet Of the tree, that mt one
time were thought To be on fire. No
serious damage done.
Hon. &. F.. Faulkner, from Salina,
delivered square lecture ut the
Bridge school house Sunday last, at
three O'Clock, Ia an appreciative audi
ence, under the auspices of the Tenn.
Perance Union, ON the proposed coll-
stitutiOnal amendment 4. +. Carver
II booked for lecture In four weeks
ut the same place and same hour.
That union picnic in Wheeiock'-
grove, was u fine success, and enjOye,l
by. all who attended it, Over IA teams
and $50 persons were present. Arson
Gillum, msster Of ceremonies. made
All exemplary one. 4. +. Selfridge
was color bearer; Miss Carrie Giilunl's
new Packard organ furnished the mu-
sic for the occasion; II. &. Order 4
Co. furnished the jim-cracks, ice wa
ter, etc. No accidents, only the four
hOurse team came within four feet of
running Off bridge into Spring
creek. No other accident heard Of.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION M. :

Proposing amendment q zrtisie ansen al Tbs
Constitution Of the state II kaIsz-. ristias 20
the mAnufAstur~ and >Al~ .f insal seAtias iiQuor
by adding -~ction ten Ia all Artssie.
n s.asi~t o. ~ I-y.Is1s. u "a !va.~ Of Ks.sss
hs-th'nis a all IA messs>rs ,i>cf,d n eseA Hys~
ruling h>y,,er:
saTfos .. The foll.vias propositions 10 ss,ead
the Constitution Of the state u Eansas shall 10
OF r~jsetioa. Al the generai election Ia h. h~k On
the Tuesday succeeding the arsi Monday Of Se.sm-
her. A. ID. eighteen hundred aud eighty -Psoro-
.iIioN-Articl~ hft~en shall b. anne nded by ssiiss
section ten thereto. shIeh shall r-.A .. ielIsss
The manufacture and sale of intoH trstias liSuors
-hall BE- forvver prhihit~d In this s1ais ese- fss
msdiral, .ieniine and nechan'si Parp:-~s
Uniting said proposition TO tho ei~ctors The hai-
lots shali be either vri,ies psiased. OF partly
.ritien and partly Print~d: and thoss ,osins fos
amend The Constitution - and tho-~ vosias ss,is.s
the proposition .hall VOTE -Agaisss the prSs-itss
10 amend the Constitution"
so. I. This r~-olation shall take eject and b. In
fosce frou and AMER 10. Publication In the .tatste
bo.k.
herrby certify thai the above r~.s.a.isn asisi-
mated 3. The sens,s. ressa.Iy Sh. is's ADD ps.s-a
LYXsXU. HUMPHREY.
HESKY BaANpLKS. Presss.as u s-sss,
Sso,sayyof ~.as.
SIDNEY CLARKE.
WWr wALi"s, ss~ss,r u Hs-s,.
CA~f Sf~ri v H,~s.
Approved March sth. 1873
JOHN p 1T. soHS.
6e~rss~.
THs srATS 90 Kansas. l..
Ov,,cs OF sscssIAsI oYssArs So
!. ys~>s &-aA Srrsssry q lvak y 40 Sss n xss-
sss DO A>rsky cr.s ns ~ fa~evss-S trs sd 49,
red oeps " ~ srs>sst e.yssd tssS rs.j.sss~
eie 20 ~ scs ed aA~ ~ $50 s- sfss ~ ,.-sses-
faaa 10 h~ safsf> h--sk. Nsv ~. 1s-S.
IN sss~s-s vA~rssf Asr~ k>re~.ss ssbs~rs-
.Sst tsf ns sss~. s.< sfRrsS - e(sssf sol
La.s al ny~As. Mss - Day u J-,y. a. ~
Ise. JAMES sMifH.
i~vrsssry " Ssfs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
Saline Co. Normal institute.

Fhe term for 1850 was practically
closed on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday being devoted to examining
ti0ns During the week We were IA.
vOred with an excellent and instrIlc-
tive lecture by X. Il. Welch, Pres't Of
the EmpOria State Normal School, q
notice of which has been promised by
u prominent member of the Institute.
very much interested in the course
Of lectures, the speakers presenting
an array % talent unusual in this part
of the State, Miss Wright, Of Brook
vile, Pres't Fairchild. Of Manhattan,
Sup't Lennon and Pres't Welch, all
having contributed their learning and
elOquence i'm aid Of the good cause.
Our instructors have proved to he
unusually efficient. DIR. Bishops lee
lures on didactics prove him an ex-
pert in methods Of teaching. Old
teachers pronounce them admirable.
Miss Wright has made the study Of
botany unusually interesting-mOrea
recreation than a task, and by her
gentle and quiet manner Of teaching
has set before the teachers q model
well worthy of imitation. OF Miss
Phillips it is only Necessary To say
that her classes are very much more
than pleased-they are delighted; and
the examinations will doubtless give
a good account of her work. Last.
but not least, il the genial Fitzpat.
rick. Thorough and efficient n
teacher, pleasant and agreeable n q
companion, he has won the regard OF
every member of the Institute In
the A division he made compare
lively easy thorouhfare through the
tangled maze> of bookkeeping, and
over the frOwning crags and rugged
rocks of geology.
This, the fourth annual term, has
probably been more productive of
material results than any that ha. pre-
ceded il. The teachers have been in
terested and industrious. and the
Of the county will no doubt
be soon experiencing the good effects
Of the work done. REPORTER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
PROPOSED Aa0eNoueNrS

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
10 fAs Csssssis- u III sas II Hs.-ss s.A.sa.f ~
lA> L~g.assre al "a lad far rs.ersssss az ~
ioSsas By fA> ELECTORS u ~ xssS ~ ,rs~sf es>-
'''- 10 BE- A@sfs- IA 20 dog y Nss,ssA,r. iss.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO
Proposing amendment TO s-c,ion ose of srsiclr
sss, relating To property exemps from tAxasssa.
n, resolved By ~ Leyssisfsre u ~ ssss II xs.~ss
nro-sAirfs q on n> ~>-e~rs ocrs.d ~ ~scA As-ss
coacsrrssg sA>rvss:
srcrioS !. The follos Ing propositions 10 auepd
section one " arse~ eleven Of the Coassisat,ss ef
the state of kanxas shall h. ssbasit~ On the el~e-
tar> of the State far stopsioa rrj~cti.n a. the
Ernersi election 10 he Sid ON the Tw~>3sv Soc
eeedins the 6rs NesAay in N.srmh,rr. A. d
eighteen handrpd aud eighty Thai section ..uS az
au,ele eleven Of The Coa,titaii.a Of the Stss. ct
Kansas shall BE- 81 zusead~d 10 rad ~ fellow.
-seeiion l. The Legislature shall provide ior
bat all property used rx~lssivsiy fas state, ess.say
municipal literary, educational srsrnti6r rriis.
ious. benevolent AMI charitable purposes shah ~
exemps from taA alton"
skc. !. The faliosins hail h. the the sa.shai IL
sahmi,ilnS ,AAi pross-,',an; Th~ hslsoss shall h~
either srstten Ut printed. az partly printed asd
partly written, the rroa, -for the propositions In
amend >stsoa one of ATiies rlsves 81 The Iossti-
tian Of Kansas striki Ing the sisase es~sspsinx
too hundr.d dollar. (eaOl psrsaaai property frum
taxation :" OF, Against the proposition 10 smrsd
~sttou ono ot oi inc on>tstuf
the Stale Of kanSss striking the eiAase " .ups-
ing tuo hundred dciisrs $50 personal rrsy-ny
from taxation"
SIC. & This r-~iaiioa shall take effect asd he In
forsr from and aner 10, Publication 10 the stsfass
ts.sk
! hereby certify that the abpse hill asisia.ied In
III. senate. January AID. is.s. aud pA..-d tAss
edy February l2h, ls.s.
lyman a. HUMPHREY,
utSRN bHsSbshr, ffrl't,sf y >rAa,.
ssrns.y% S.s'e.
PAss'd tho Hoas- February sab, Is.s
SIDNEY CLARKE,
WEI W WnroS, NSstrre1 Hsaas.
sAi,f tferL ~ Hoszs.
Approved Narh eth, ISIS
JOHN r. ST JOHN.
Sos~r.sS.
Tia sraIn oS kASsA.
Ovftek ~ sksREr ~ SIArs.
Jsss>. S~s.ta. Snrefsy ~ Sass, " ia u Es.-
,ss. do h>s~sy o,sfyy iAaf 10 fssess,sg "a h~s a.a
oorref os gt,As original essoi~i js~i re.s-fsa
ale % my se aad tat IA aeA ,srf BE- ,.Ai.-
c'',os ,atse sssa'@ bod Nay asA, a H. ISIS
IN f,s'-sny sAsr,e6 kso A>r-~.as sst.eri-
tstAi s,f ss ns~|. ard afs~f ~ es..si s~aI
I,srs ~ f,~ta ass In day n Jiy 4. 10.
lsO JAMES SMITH
lNer.ftrs ~ ,u.sS~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
Out Among the Chickens.

Comfortably tucked away in Gels
handsome 3-seated wagon last Mon
day, might have been seen four stall
wart bird hunters, whose solemn
visages plainly showed that they were
to conquer Gaul' beyond q perad-
venture. Our course lay to the north
ward, in the direction Of Bennington.
On-the-SolOmOn. As We jOurneyed
We noticed that number Of fiocks of
sheep were pastured on the hillsi,ies,
and We could not but remark the Pc
culiar adaptation Of this whole section
for sheep raising. There is good shell
ter, good water, good grazing-every-
thing most favorable. We noticed
several timber claims. with trees
planted strictly in accordance with
the law, and fiOurishlng finely Those
clumps Of tires win add many dollars
10 the value of the land in few years.
We noticed several hedges handsome
IL trimmed, and could not make out
why all Of them were not trimmed In
the same manner.
The hunters soon LEFT the wagon aud
debOuched on plain for the purpose
Of gathering them In" To make
successful lOray in the chicken bust
ness, three thingsare necessary: First,
there must be chickens al command;
second. the dogs must he well trained:
third. the hunters must be good shots.
In our adventure Ne failrd, first, in
seeing very few chickens. They
seemed 10 he very scarce, and We asked
each other, il this delightful field
sport fast becoming thing Of the
past: Is the country becoming "toO
much civilized" for this kind Of game,
A. in Illinois. The common com.
plant for the past two or three years
has been that the number Of chickens
II decreasing; hut we hope that il il
not true that they are seeking the set |
ting sun and their old companions,
the butiAlOes. Recurring to our hunt,
and the second requisite Of suecess-
full chicken fOray, We sse compelled to
state thai our dog hed not passed |
through any canine West Point-if |
their field movements solely were to |
convince Us OF this fart. Il was an
affecting sight 10 witness Gels at
tempts 10 drill the dog which belongs |
TO the man Whose name is spelled one |
way and pronounced another The |
dog had . fondness for rabbits and |
dushing chickens. To say in which |
particular department she was superior |
would be invidiOus. 1t WAS surely . |
picture NJ l0veliness to witnes. fron . /
lofty elevation the dog in full pursuit
Of rabbit, and Gels In full pursuit Of /
the dog. IL was rare and boisterou.
race, aud 1t tin,es Questionable which
would Htp-fhe rabbit, the dog, or
Geis. Coming beck 70 the third and
last requisite Of . successful chicken
hunt, We must own up, much ~ we
Arr disinclined to say n, that not all Of
the hunters were fiist-ciass shoss. II
may be stated - self-e.ident propo-
1ttt0u that not all the shots which are
6eed In Que Of thsse chicken hunts
takes eject. Some Of them 20 smiss.
But II you count up the number Of
lhots hred, and plcre the result along
,ide the numbeS q birds claimed 10
have been killed ~ any hunting party,
Iou viii and tha& he totals are not Il
~ equal. Stz1nge, isn't Il. In our
-, tS11lng - ''unvaRuisAed taDe,"
u 81 - fasl.efhse tsess vssc
- = ~ 49, = 9ljesssss Md,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
DIV Creek noms.

We are not blessed with such fair
prospect for corn a. the country
all around us. Most every rain has
managed to slip around US, and the
most Of the corn Is only fit for fodder
now. There will he only one or two
fields Of tOlerably fair corn on this
end Of the creek, aud Mr.. A. Watson
Is the owner Of the best-very much
the best.
Some few Of the farmers are thresh-
ing little wheat to pay expenses, and
find the market at variance between
Bavaria and Lindsburg, ~ they were
last year, l. e.: Last year while we got
only "a cents I'm Lindsburg, we got Is
cents in Bavaria and Salina. Last
Friday, the 3Oth, the same wheat that
brought 81 cents in Iindsburg, brought
63! cents in Bavaria, and the day be-
fore it was - In Lindsburg and - in
Bavaria.
We had q very fair shower on the
Goth. which has made the face Of the
cOutry look more like life. and given
u new start to blowing. FARMER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The Price boys, sons Of n. s., did
some good work, the other day, with q
small threshing machine, over In the
Saline river country. Between the
hours Of seven In the morning and
seven in the evening they threshed
rs bushels Of grain, and moved three
times during those hours. Their horses
were not OverwOrked either. How =
that for record.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The following persons received
teachers certificates Mt the recent
examination:
Jennie V. Bartlett, Mary V. BlOd-
gett. X. A. Burch, Ella Coburn, Mrs.
l.. A. Davis, Ella Fergus, W. H. lama,
VIM. 4. Phillips, Jr, l.. J. QuantFell,
7. J. ROllman. A. &. Wright, ]. A.
Simnonds, II. II. brigham, l.. A. Da-
Wis, DENIS Dsnchey, G. J. Fredricksop,
Geo. ID. Halstead. Sophia Johnson, +.
NJ. Logan. Jas. &. Alaltby, +. W. Mar
lin. Thamar Richie, II. NJ. Snavrly,
Mary NJ. Woodward, Mary f. Wilson,
J. w. Armstrong, $. q. Boyer, Jennie
Bigler. Libbie Bigler, Flora Clark,
Reha Cohurn, Chas. +. COombs, Edith
Il. Campbell, Eta Chambers, Anna
Flemming, A. &. Fleming, Ida Cor
don, Hiram Godfrey, Cynthia A. Hus-
hand, Irene kingman, Nelson II.
Loomis, Jno. H. Msyne, ROllo
Mct'and'ess, Alfred Mcclure, NJ. J.
Mendall. n. l.. Mitchell, Clsra Miller,
J. NJ. Mitchell, Amanda Morrison,
Ella Morgan, W. 4. Murphy, Belle
A. Neal, GeOrgie q. Pierce, Mrs. d.
I. Pan.ons, o. H. Russell, Matte v.
Sandys, Ina Thwing. J. Allen Ward,
Lucia Ii. Warner, A. Williams.
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New CssMbeis items

w c0tucI uuc.
Watermelons ripening fast.
Mrs. J. DOnmyer has taken relapse
aud is again quite i'll.
A large drove Of Texas ponies passed
through here Monday. Several parties
made purchases.
Captain :. Ream returned Friday,
after weeks visit here, To Minneap-
oils. Kansas. He is agent for the
Great Western Washing Machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. ilOnmyer re-
turned, Saturday, from u trip To Dem
yer and Colorado Springs.
Mr.. A. Finley has sold his farm To
Edward Wells, and with hi. family
will RETURN to his old home in Penn
sylvanis.
Mr.. J. Fash has purchased new
separator, and Is now doing more
threshing than any two machines in
the country. CLIP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

For sale OF rent-a good business
house and lot, centrally located on
Main street, Lindshorg, kansaa.
House 9x1: . good store glaas
front, four good dwelling rooms up
stairs; cellar, out house. &C., &c. Al
in good repair. For information en-
quire Of JOHN GALLAGHER,
3ltf LindsborR, Kannas.
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Report for the month ending July 81,
1850. by WV. PETrEs, Of Eureka town
ship, Saline County, kansas, for THE
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Latitude, So; Longitude, So. Al
titude, l3s3 feet.
Maximum temperature for month los
Minimum temperature for month Sc
Mean temperature for month, So.
Above mean temperature Of this
month for ) years, s..
Rain fall for month, Las inches
The mean being So above the average,
and the rainfall : inches below the
average has made the month hot and
dry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The Board Of Education have en-
ployed Mrs Wells, Of Nebraska. rs .
teacher in the new school building.
J.. A. Divilbiss Is employed - janitor
at the old school building, and VIM.
Cole Ms janitor of the new school
building.