davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18


Winters bracing zephyr> are fire.
quently felt Of late.
There seems to be . great demand
for the JOURNAL around here, ~ sone
Of the neighbon had theirs stolen be-
fore they had even read Il.
An interesting little daughter Of Ed
ward Short died ON Saturday Of dip
theriA. ThLs II the second one OF Mr.
Shorts children that has died will,
that disease The afflicted family have
the sympathy Of the entire communi-
ty.
J. w. Blundon has been In Topeka
for the past week attending the NJ. r.
Conference, now In session there.
II becomes our sad and painful duty
to announce the death ofMr. X. II.
Buell., which Aad event occurred At the
home Of her husband near New Cam.
bris, is-t Wednesday morning nj eig b,
o'clock 4. n. Although she had been
suffering for some time past, no fear
w. entertained, and il was presumed
By her friends that she would soon be
restored 70 health, but on Monday
evening . sudden change came upon
her from which she died. She Was q
most estimable lady. respected and
loved by all Who knew her. She leaves
o husband here, and two children Who
are with her parents In GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, where her remains were sent for
interment On Thursday morning.
The entertainment given by Profess
sor Ogden and his singing class nj the
school house on wednesday evening,
was listened to BY large and attentive
audience, and passed of very pleasant.
IT,
"Chips" Of the Solomon Ssn,.a.I
says he never tried 10 slander any Of
the Cambfaites and we would not care
II be did, - the people Of New Cam
bris know the strain he comes from
and his relation to the neighborhood.
He thinks because lac pokes his nose
into;;eveSy body p tusines Others would
do the same, but he II very much mis-.
taken IL would be beneath our dig.
nifty nor. He wants % talk about
bow other folks came 90 Kansas. but
foSEets how he came Cumming" on
. freight train. We don't pretend To
be - sharp - Chip and are glad
there are some, even Chips" 20 SHARP
- 70 Try TO make sport Of hi. sur~ri-
Or. lfhis shoe fits 50 veil - he says,
be bad better keep II, - the Cambria.
iteo don't like % re any one % smart
come around barefooted. We pity him
indeed. being % very sharp and smart
YET be hAd 70 employ the brain. d
another 70 help him Rss up his lss'
week's correspondence CLIP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Our neighboshood be- had quite .
sSegR a the mano3eD aDooG thu little
folks, proving fAsai In one instAnce-
thas q . thssP year old child Of Jesrph
C0yss. Sc. The balance ere mostly all
01sly over the DAAsdy. Mr. A Whit
vogtA had % s1speod school on &C
count efao attach u The sa@e dissase.
0he = yell oveS % bot the term Of
scAosl oily hcked: ssvea days q The
su0s. 6Ae ~ hsd . fhli SCHOOL and
~ g1vsa snetsEhrttsa gsoessily.
Al, q svsgy 1nek q dAssp has
- he.ek eoss. ~ svsy dsfsscs 10
o. ~ M g lii Dsaah - eur
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Mr.. c. c. Davis has returned from
Vermont, after winters absence. He
fully enjoyed himself but Is pleased
to return again to a country where
there Is no mud. He represents that
the people Of the ."Green Mountain
State" are talking strongly of coming
to Kansas, fully complying with Doug
las opinion that Vermont Ia q good
State to emigrate from. He states alsO
what will be good news for Salins that
certain Vermont parties are preparing
to visit our city with the purpose of
starting paper mill here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Real Estste 1caas4ees.

The following Is q list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed In the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending March 18th, 1850, and fur
nished by Wight & Carroll, Abstr.c-
tors:
March 9Th.
Anthony Kruger to George Kruger
lot No. 2, Hollands Addition-tlO0.
March 6th.
U. 3. to Adam Il. Head, swt 80, T
Is, II AVIS.
Louisa Cordia to J. II. Ashford, part
Of ne! Of net $ IA, T II. w-$6S.
March 9Th.
National Land Company Of Nilsson.
RI " Charles Il. CrydermAn, WI Of sw&
b l, Il Ii, Il w-$64O.
J. X. .. Sherwood and Regina I.
Sherwood, to Henry Saitenstall, 81 Ut
sw4 s ., T IL, X w-$l.
March 10th.
Henry Riordan and Honors Riordan
to h. r. X. X. Co., right of way WI Of
SET Is IA. 7 Is, r W.
Ernst HOhneck and Elise Holm
eek to John Geisler, part Of set Of sw1
s "a, T IA, R4 w-SlOO.
District Court Of Saline County, H.
D. Baker, Receiver, to w. ID Allen, lots
90. 81. 81, ", on 18th street and 8 on
5th street.
March 18th.
K. p. r. r. Co., to Kasper KisAner,
lot II block II. depot sddition-Sl5.
March 10th.
u. s. to Richard II. Titus, swt s "a,
T Is, VS..
March sa,
Charles +. Mead and Lucy A. Mead
to Mary Ashford, net Of > II and NJ Of
swt 8 -, T Is r 2 VISIBLE.
March 9Th.
Sarah E. Fitzgerald and w. X. Fitx.
gerald 70 Mary +. Bradley. pant Of
mill reserve-$3OO.
Charles F.. Beebe to H. Il. PETER, lot
IS on STD street, Jones sdditiOn-t2S.
A. NJ. Beebe to John NJ. Ericsson
part Of vet Of swt n IL, 4 IA, X $50
March 10th.
in. Hustled and Phebe A. Hustled TO
X. r. r. II. Co., ne& Of Sc. s y. T Is,
w-tl.
March 18th.
Joel II. Day and Christina I. Day 70
Alexander Bergstrom. lot lOI on It'll
street-tapO.
Kansas Stage Co., to Alexander
Bergstrom, lot IS on 7th street-tljO.
c. A. kingman and Ellen Il. King
man to J. +. Hayward. lot IL ON :th
street-slo7&.
March 18th.
John Gels and Rosia Gels by VIM.
X. Gels their attorney In fact, and
VIM. X. Gels and Mary J. Gels to
e. X. Underwood, lot s. on 7th street
$40.
Charles II. Underwood to Anna An
son, lots 81 and s. on ith street-$l3OO.
sarah A. Bond, Phil q. Bend, Ella
NJ. Rash and Howard Rash to Anna
Arson. lots s. and 81 on eth St-S35.
March 18th.
Smith Munger and Rachel Munger
to Sarah Going. west SO acres Of nwt
and swt Of net 5 2S, T II, R4w-eS75.
March l6th.
Bald Beebe and David Beebe to A.
N. Beebe, lot 8 on 81 street and lots 8,
Is, - on ith street, and > on 5th street
Jones Addition-t60.
Henry Stackman to Ambrose NJ.
Beebe d Of swt 5 I, 7 Is, X w->6O.
Ambrose NJ. B<ete to Sarah p. STAN
ley. lots =, 4, .. s and 10 Oh ID street,
Jones Additiou-t7S.
Raymond 5. Champlin to v.B. Mar
tin, undivided half OF east 50 feet Of lot
los on 18th street-SlOO.
March nth.
{. c. Culp and Clam F. Culp 10 Eva
+ Chase, lot u on sth stress-$l.s-
Mary Beete 10 John II. Mayne, ten
acres In the nwi 3 -. T II, R3w-$O
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

The Western ReJormer Ii the name
of the new monthly, published by s..
Paris Davis in this city, which flies At
its masthead the following motto !:
'Mental Liberty for Man, Woman
and Child" 1t is published at the
Adrorate ONCE, and IL fine typo
graphical production. The Liberals"
now have an organ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
SociA.

The Ladies Society Of the Presbyts
rian Church give their next social II
the rssidence Of Mn. Col Spivey. on
next Tuesday evening. Narrh ID.
An interesting Programme will b
provided for the evening. in which
the guests will be invited to take part,
aud lass . pleasant, social time. All
are cordially invited
MRS II. o. BALL, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Farmers, buy your seed cats Of Ed.
Lott, 1T the Salina Coal Yards.

Farmers. buy your seed cats Of Ed.
Lott, At the Salina Coal Yards.
Just received. the largest limo Of
dress buttons ever brought to Salina,
at MARYLAND. Dodge & Moorc's
Go to Hosben's and inspect his 6ne
stock Of groceries. He keeps the best
TO be had and sells way down.
Look out for large stock OF goods
which will e received In . few days
AT the Palscc Store for Litowich &
Wol-ieff.r.
Call around TO MeCorn.iek's tailor
ing establishment In n few days, and
see what you cab see.
Jus, reviewed in Blacks, Opera, and
Colors line Of the celebrated Joseph
inc Seamless Kid Gloves, two and
three buttons.
Marklsnd. Dodge \ Moore.
The latest style Of summer suitings
al Fred Johnson's- Call before the
stock has been picked over.
We have jus, opened the largest
stock Of novelties in Dress Goods and
trimmings ever brought TO the city
Rothschild Brcs
Call at ID. 4 J. Il. Whiteheai's aud
examine the new styles Of silverwsre-
The ware is superb in every respect.
II
all
Rustic and Fancy hanging baskets.
flower pots and -aucers, hanging shells
and all kinds Of stoneware and crock
cry, for sale by Campbell Sloan a
Tuthiil.
Go To u. II. McQusry's for the fresh
est confections In town. Everything
In the hest style aud warranted In he
fresh aud pure
In a few days r. J. Mccormick wlli
have one Of the nobbic,i lines Of spring
and summer goods for gents for suits,
ever before seen In Salina.
Striped Satin In every shade imssin-
able. Also line silk wor,ted fringe to
match any fabric
Ro;hschild Bros.
\ fine new stock Of silverwarr Just
received by ID. 4 J. d. Whitehead.
The patterns are elegant. the work
manship superior, the prices mcder-
ate.
Croquet sets OF all sizes and prlses
just reviewed by Whitehead 4 Seaman.
This firm proposes to have set In sv-
cry family in this part of the state. 6e
and listen to the arguments they have
10 Offer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

isst Issd sales svse Aasds in ksasss.
Mr.. w. l.. Harrison. Of Eldred. Nc.
Kesn Co., Pennsylvanis, has purchas.
ed of Messrs. Done4an 4 Brown, the
large tract of land situated near Brook
vile. this county, known a. Eden
Farm" The purchase price Wa
$4,000. There are 800 acres Of
growing wheat upon the place. and oil
but 100 acres Of the farm are under cul.
tivation. 1t has . good house and sta.
bles- There are many nne springs up
on the place, 30 situated that the wateI
is taken by couduits TO the house fol
household uses, and to the troughs Of
the stock. 1t Is considered one Of the
best stock ranches west Of the Missis
sippi river. Mr.. George F. Downing
Of Venango Co.. Pennsylvania, 10 t.
have charge Of the place.
Mr.. Harrison Is . gentleman Of
large means and It Is his intention u
invest largely in stockholm cattle and
hor>es he will place upon the
farm. He is . very pleasant gentle
man, one whom our people will b
pleased to meet. He will remain In
this vicinity for several weeks. This
boss sale" Was made through the
well known and enterprisins rial e.
tate agency Of Hamilton and Bender.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

We shall receive In few days the
largest stock Of dry goods ever brought
To town. aud we will sell them a.
cheap rs the cheapest. We invite the
public 10 call and examine the good,
and get prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

4 brown and white spotted pointer
dog, answering "a the name Duke ="
4 liberal reward will t-e given for his
return tp l.. q. 5kanck. No qus--
tI"u- sskcd sLt~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
LIrowIcu a. woIsrrTrup.

We have sold Febrina for n number
Of years, and know IL to lie III. beat
REMEDY for fever and ague offered to
the public. NJ. Lyon 4 Co. Toledo, q
Sold BY Oscar Seitg, SaIins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Groceries ns cheap ~ the eh.apss, !.
the hest 81 goods ., the loves, prices.
W. guarantee everything We cell Ina
that line. OF the money refunded. Call
and b. convinced.
i.iIowtCu A ..ofzfsEIps
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Fred. johnson will get you up
spring suit which will discount Kan
Sas City prices. and will be jus, a. sat
isfactory in the M and style
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
NO6ce.

Collections sor city aud opuHty. sc-
counts. biIl. and no,e. solicited s;riet
sftention 10 be>ins-e and pranIs ~
,urns ofaii collected money aud bo;e.,
Of,ce On santa Re avenue. ~es; s4ae.
north Of Ash street Books posted
accounts balanced and bills made cut.
Commis.ions moderate, acoordinz %
financial standing Of the pAyces- With
former long exp<fsepcs IN this line d
b,oslneo ve selieis the gsnessi t,asron.
80 81 The puhlsc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

There was quite n snow fall last
Thursday night, which was increased
night or SO afterward. Ofcourse the
snow did some good, but was not In
sufficient quantity to bring the mois-
ture wanted, and In some parts need
ed. 1t gave q wlntry aspect to the
landscape, and gave the weather such
look As to be denomInated '.you0g
winter"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Deyesstss 10 tks County RspubIiesR Gen.
Vooti00.

We give below, a. far As We are adj,
To learn, the names Of those who yer
elected delegates last Friday to the Re
publican County Convention. which
meets next Saturday. 1t will be seen
that in smoky Hill township two del
eeAsions were elected:
SALIHA-FIRsT WARD.
rs Going VIM Huebner
q J Lay Burrill Wilson
Taylor Miller Emil Very
IS Baker I'M Greeley
SECOND WARD.
Fl ID Baker X H Bishop
! james Ci,sce &C Culp
| ] f. Harrison Sam Ray
JG MOllier ST Criss
THIRD WARD.
CS Radcliff HI Parker
f. Il Switzer 4 Is Dickinson
ID X Wagstaf DC Lock wood
L q Wight NJ ID Sampson
FOURTH WARD.
WIN Berg In futile
Chas Holmqvist LIE sampson
IL
H 8 Cunningham
ROCKVILLE
| 8 X segar in Coombs
r b Ingraham MD Mccormick
T 3 Wolcott q r Carrel
w A Gahan Geo. c. Hogaboom
GREELEY.
L F Parsons ELikely
s L Hastings TIL Cavsnaugh
w Lyle
NORTH Elm CREEK.
A & Foote L Brown
SOLOMON.
A r Collins FIJI Van Eaton
J L Thwing J H Taylor
GYPSUM CREEK.
J c Terry David Eagles
f NJ Marlin
PowELLs.
Waters Chilson Aaron Robbins
Dan Thompson
EUREKA.
n c Order Jno II Kingman
Arson Gillum Sam BadOff
OHIO
A \ Case Griffth
H H Nash I'D Blair
WIN Richie s McNinch
SMOKY HILL.
RObt Muir A Williams
Il See US Breton
+ Battersby Robert Grant
Il X Stimmel G. l. Hussey
ID Douglas ThOs Anderson
SMOKY VIEW.
Aug Sanburg NJ Hustled
JnO Thorstenberg Jno Bear
Robert Crawford A r Brand
New CAMBRIA.
w J BOggs III Wells
A & kennisOn J.Weaver
Ed Wells THawkes
LIBERTY.
b + Robinson CE Lamkin
PC Ritger ESwsnson
Olof Peterson
WALNUT.
A & Wait Samuel Young
Fred FOrcht A N Farley
WASHINGTON.
Ed Nelson AW Lindeu
Olof Swedlund
SOUTH ELM CREEK.
John s Bean John Burke
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Al Hogben's you will ind only the
best groceries. He aims to please his
customers. and To d" - he keeps the
best goods he can purchase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Ra;h~child Bros

Call ono. u McQnary. successor OF
w X. Logan, for fresh candles. nuts
and fruit. Everything the best AMI ~
warranted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

We give below the statement Of the
City Clerk with reference to the num-
Der of voters who have registered up
TO this time. as compared with the en-
tire vote cast at the last election:
Ward Years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
ksess, Csesrpj eovstrv


Iron and brns- castings, stone fronts.
columns. machine repair, horse pow
" and rrne mills, engine repairs, Ac
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

The beautiful snow has been falling
1t intervals for the past few days. but
not In sufficient quantities to deposit
moisture enough to benefit the wheat
~ much awe would like to see, but
We are always thankfulfor . little, and
hope II may be followed up by q plen-
tiful shower.
On Saturday night about eleven
o'clock, when the train from the west
was coming In, the switch engine was
train, and was on the main track and
the incoming train was coming with
such speed that it could not stop
Though 1t was signalled, II ran into
the switch engine with fearful crash,
completely disabling the switch engine
and doing considerable damage to the
passenger engine. Engineer Jones,
Of the switch engine. was off signal
ing the passenger train to stop. and
engineer Fourd and his fireman, when
they saw that there must be q collision.
reversed the engine and jumped off.
80 there was nobody hurt. Consider
able damage was also done to freight
cars On the switching train.
Several persons were baptized by
Rev. Wright on Sunday last,
VIM. Harris and wife left Oh Tues
day evening for their home in Denver.
Col.
School has commenced in the new
school house, which Is fine structure
Of which every Brookviilian should
feel proud, and which reflects much
credit on the builders.
Miss Mary Jones il lying very low
with the fever.
Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather on last Saturday the match
game of ball was not played.
Grant returned on Saturday with
his dogs. He had to 60 into the Ind
Ian Territory, south Of Barbo ur coun.
~ to find them The party who had
them said he did not think he was
committing any ofiense when he took
the dogs, but Grant gave him some
good fatherly advice In regard To the
matter, and returned home with the
dogs.
On Monday at Bunker Hill, conduc
tor Baker got seriously, but not dan
gerously hurt. He was on the engine
looking hack at the train, when his
head struck the oval platform, and
knocked him senseless. CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

The advertising agent of Pierce, of
New York, called at this Office for terms
for advertising. obtained our figures,
which was $34. He said his limit was
SIS, and could not place the ads. with
us. He informed US that he had plac-
cd it in the Journal at his figures
Herald
A lie! The facts In the case are that
the agent came first to our Office and
we fixed our rates, which he said were
too high. He then went to the Herald
Office and that paper agreed to do all
the advertising for SO. He enquiretl
among our business men about the
papers. and learning that the JOURNAL
had twice the circulation Of the Her
dhi, he concluded to let the JOURNAL
have the advertising at three times
the Hs~aids price.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Aeon. +. Goodnov 4 Co. report ths
following pricrs for grain: Wheat No.
=, Is; No. ., 90 No. Z, IS. Rejected,
IS. Corn. u; shellsd, 10. Osaa. =.
Rye. %.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Oss;ss,s ceooesss6 49,.

We are nov running full biass, end
are prepared 70 pay the hishna al
pgSee SOs good milling wheat Yls9i
sxcAAogsd shs what
p (aonDvo@A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

Mr.. Weis has opened up his cigar
shop, being located in the room next
south Of 0raf 4 Vests barber shop.
The manufacturing business will be
conducted In the second story of the
Baltimore Clothing Store. Mr.. Weis
brought three cigar makers with him.
Preaching in the English Lutheran
Church on North 7th st., next sab
bath morning and evening. All are
invited to attend. Preparatory servi-
ces will be held In the English Luth-
Gran. Church, next Sabbath morning,
aad the communion will lie held OH
Easter Sabbath morning Pew- free. !,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
Mestiss Of he eypssm Mn ce@ssssy A.
soesstsoa.

The annual meeting 81 the Gypsum
Hill Cemetery Association will be
held 1t the ONCE Of r. II. Bi.hop on
the 18th day 81 March. nj O'clock p.
n All perScns holding certificates
are entitled TO be pr--eni and pssties-
pate In aid meeting.
T. II. BisHOp, President
:. u. PALMER, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

One Of our citizens concluded to
get up little surprise for his wife on
her return from the east, where she
had been on a visit Of several weeks.
He boarded the afternoon eastbound
freight TO meet the evening passenger
train, on which she WAS returning. At
New Cambria he had decided to wait
for her, but the conductor assured him
that he would reach Solomon City In
time to catch the passenger. ~ he
kept his seat In the caboose. At Solo
mon City the freight was switched of
on the Y, and just a. the joker from
Salina crawled down OFF the rear of
caboose, the passenger train went rat
Ting by for the west. A surprise II
WAS, indeed, for when the wife arrived
at the depot no one was there to well
come her. She hurried home through
the bitter cold to find the house dark
ened, the doors locked and no one
around who could help her out Of her
dilemma, so she sat down on the door
step and waited and Thought. An
hour passed before she received that
telegram from Solomon City, and it
was nearly midnight when the joker
drove up in q carriage with the key in
his pocket. and happiness was restored
To that home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18
The Irish Relief Concert.

On last evening, ~ the open HOUSE,
o concert was given In aid Of the suf-
fers Of Erin, and was In every respect
. credit to the originstors Of the per-
Torrance, to the musicians and 10 the
city. 1t may be considered to have
been an ''er&emporc" performance
having been gotten up without any
time for preparation or drill. In Its
brilliant success Is demonstrated the
fact that Salina has much musical tai
ent, and some Of 1t of the highest or.
der. II was certainly most appropriate
that performance having for its OBJ
Ject the relief of Ireland's sufferers
should have occurred on the evening
of the day commemorative fthe Green
Isles patron saint. The audience was
large, and quite q little sum Of money
(some 500 was realized. We give be-
low the programme. As published, but
II was not followed closely. 1t was
sufficiently varied, and consequently
interesting:
Part l.-Vereins Grusz, Salina Lied
erkranz; The true Shepherd-Over-
ture. Salina Cornet Band; Piano Du-
ett-International Fantasi. X. Logan
White and H. J. Yungdeisch; Nation
81 Quartette, TOney Brothers; Har-
monica Solo, Louis Zinsheiner; Irish
Melodies. Long Pat OF Limerick. In.
Permission Of twenty minutes.
Part al. .. 4. Quickstep, Salina
COrnet Band; Rhapsodie HOngrois.
H. 3. Yungheisch and X. Logan
White; Nur Night Angstlich. aalina
Liederkranz hooking Bird, Toney
Bros; HarmOnica Solo, L. Zinshei-
mer; irish Melodies, Long Pat OF
Limerick.
A patriotic poem Oh Ireland's woes
was most effectively read and forcibly
rendered by Prof +. NJ. Hamilton.
Prof. Tillottson sang by request sew
eral Irish pieces. among which were
1.-The Harp that once through Tara's
Hail." Kitty Tyrrel," 1.-THE Irish
mans lament over his Cow" and "A
fine ould irish Gentleman" oil Of
which were received with rounds Of
applause. The band never played bet
ter, the singing Of the Liederkrsnz
was very fine and the music Of the
Toney Bros.' string band was superb.
They were recalled several times.
"Long Pat" performed his part Of the
programme well. Mr.. w. X. Gels, ~
manager, was very successful, and his
stories ut the close. were we'll received.
In fact, Mr.. Gels l. entitled TO much
credit for the success Of the concert, Ne
he was the originator aud principal
manager oft. 1t has been decided to
devote the proceeds Of the concert to
the purchase Of grain and other neces-
stiles In this country. and then have
them forwarded to their destination.
There will be no freight charges, and
the money thus expended will benedt
our home producers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-03-18

In the report OF the proceedings Of
the NJ. E. Conference ut Topeka, we
find the following mention Of two
well-known minister's:
When the mime of q. s. Dearborn
was called, Rev, 5. q. KOhler, OF
Junction City, came forward and In a
neat speech, presented him with a
present from the preachers Of his dis
tric., consisting of a COPY Of Cham
bers' Cyclopedia and a sum Of money
to be spent for such worksas he might
desire.
Presiding Elder DearbOrn's report
revealed the hand Of masterly skill
and diligence in his work, and showed
great prosperity In his district.
When the name Of w. J. Mitchell,
Presiding Elder of the Beloit District.
was called. Rev. J. Lawrence arose,
and in the name Of the preachers OF
the District, presented him with las
Brother Lawrance said roll Of new
clean cut silver dollars, which, IS
Brother Mitchell Is o bachelor, he
trusted might be In part expended for
a marriage license To which last the
Bishop responded with emphasis that
II would be we'll. Sensstlon.