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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The Kendall theatrical troupe play
ed 10 quite large audiences on Monday.
Tuesday and yesterday evenings. They
aiso gave a"Pinsfore" matinee yes
teriay afternoon. Their play on Mon
day evening was Faust end Aaeguer-
ite:" Tuesday evening. RIP Van
Winkie," and last evening "Ths
French Spy" They acquitted thsm-
selves well In all these pesformances.
This troupe beyond aqacstson ofdoubs
Is the Sesi one travelling. Thsse h -
mediocre taleutin Il All Ne parts sss
we'll sustained. Mr.. aud MIA Xsodaj1
ere favosites With our SalinG psssse.
and VII alvays Be vslssasa ~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

No such audience ss Ma seen last
night at Durly Hall. ever before greet
ed lecturer In this city; and when
the Hon. Geo. X. Vending stepped
to the front, he muat have beseu proud
indeed. His dictiou approaches gran.
deur, and his Oratory Il simply FAULT.
less. His arralgpment WAS mastery
and grand. some Of his psnegyrfc and
ciimaxes reaching the very pinnacle Of
finished oratOry. As an answer e
lngersOllism 1t Was complete. crushing
and convincing. aud must take rank
An one OF the great aud noble efforts
Of tine day.-Bloomingsoa III Daily
Leude~.
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ksnsss Central Fovndry.


Iron and brass castings. -'onc 'front.'.
columns, machine repairs, horse pow :
&C aud cane nlills. engine repairs, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Try the Rocky Mountaln. Bitter.
They give tone to the stomach, siimr.
late the liver to healthy action, relieve
the overstrsined kidneys. and purify
the blood. Nofsniiy should be with
out II. Price VI. Sold by August Eng
strom, Druggist. Santa Fc Avenue.
sole sgent for Saliua. civ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The Johnsons say that Sampson has
betrayed the confidence Of the business
men Of SsliDa- We should Judge BY
the very small patronage their paper
receives that they do not Low, and
in fact. never have had the confidence
Of Salinas business men to any great
extent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The front room in the second story
Of our store building, No. los. SantaFc
avenue. it is u most desirable hall.
~ ca feel, located In the central par,
Of the city. To = permanent and desi-
rabls tenant II will be fitted up 10 sui,
their business. RADCLIFFE BRos.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Mrs. Maria p. Diyelblss died ofdrop-
sy Of the heart 1t her residence In this
city, yesterday noon, at the age Of As
years and months. The funeral ser
vices occur this afternoon, At the NJ.
E. church. An obituary notice will
appear next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

At the Council meeting on Monday
night Mayor Berg appointed r. II.
Bishop. Esq, assessor for the city.
This appointment will be approved of
by the taxpayer. No one under
stands the business as well - Mr..
Bishop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

DIR. Henry Bell has returned 10 "a.
lima and resumed the practice of med,
icine His office j. over Sales Dru;
store, where he will lie pleased to NEE,
his friends on professional bu,inc-~.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The ordinance OF baptism will b
administered next Sabbath evening.
at the Baptist church, ~ the pastor.
Rev. F. n. Ians,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19
WOek;O0 Lac A.

Jack-on'- Common Sense IinI.
Ia.nt good for man or beast will not
s.nrn NJ blister. 4Rcquirc- no rubbing.
""oling. -"othing, strengthening. \
positive cure for all silment, requiring
m outside application. For sale by
O~csr Seltx. Druggist. Whole.aI.
agents-MePike 4 foxr Atchi-on.
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

A. will lie observed by notice pub.
lished elsewhere Mr.. W. l.. Ueis has
purchased the real estate part oil
Faulkner 4 Wildman's business
The latter gentlemen will continue in
the Loan aud Insurance business.
Mr.. Geis possesses the ability and en-.
ergy TO make fir-t-clsss real estate
agent, and We believe he will be very
successful la his new line Of business
His re-eutry into the business circles
Of Salina will be hailed with pleasure
by his numerous frisnds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

S0opos Psopse.
Do you know that there are strange
psople In our community; we Wy
strange because they seem 10 prefsr To
suffer and pas their days nisefab.y
made 70 by Dyspepsia. and Liver Com
Plsini, Indigestion, Constipation. and
General, Debility, when SHILOH'S
VITALIZER IL guaranteed 10 cur.
them sold by HOWARD NJ SALE.
Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

A. 80 oaaes q pssveeu0o = vostl
. tSood q cust y = . sae1 plan to
boy bottle a KkEsy YEvEE Toy.
IG. end during the ssssns when Cbiiis
and Fever are prssalssI take small
6oss Aaiiy, thu. rsevsna1sg the ynssi.
Sllsy ~ consfscfiny say sfs.ariai de
ease. II you have the Agns 10y . tot
tie and be- cured promptly and surely
The fnoAey refunded II u does Bo< eQre.
Il couen1os no Qpi0ine Vt Petsoa sd
y pl~su9t ~ tsk-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

On Friday last q very pleasant. ~
well as successful festival was held 1t
the Cox school house. north Of town.
for the benefit Of Rev. ]. NJ. Miller.
Some SO were raised. Mr.. NJ. 8. Price
wishes us to state that he IL especially
thankful to the people OF Saliua for
their liberal donations for auction
purbOses."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

A fine game Of football WAS played
last Saturday afternoon. between the
Skipper and Rugby clubs. II began
st 80 O'Clock. p. NJ. and was to COO.
tinue two hours. The clubs we're well
matched, having thirteen OF fourteen
on side. The shippers won the 6rst
four games In one hour aud half.
The captain II the Raxbys got dis
eourased, and left his men 20 take care
OF themselves. But In ten minutes
there were not half dozen Rugbys In
sight, leaving the Shippers Veto
rious.
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4 Mosheg's Grief

The pride Of mother. the life sac
Joy Of 4 homo. arr iMr children. bopes
her grief when sickuc>, .nter- and
take them A~sy. Take warning then
that you are running 4 terrible rex. u
tbcy have Cough. Group or wboop
Ing Cough. which lad % Coh .urnp
ten. n you do not attend 10 !; a; once
shiloh's CcI~ump,ion Cure Is gusran'
ted 20 cure them. Price ten cents
= -. and sl.O0. Yor lame Back. b!ve-
% Che~;. use ShlIoh's Posou. Pia>,er
~ ~ n. -. asas. ssiinsL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The county clerk recently received
letter from one C.. &. r. Holden, Of
Chicago, asking what encouragement
in the way Of bonds Saline county
would DE willing to give for the build
Ing Of railroad through our county,
on line running from about Lincoln,
Nebraska. to the Arkansas River.
The clerk referred the letter to the
Boarsi of Trade, snd the secretary OF
that I,Oiy WAS Instructed 70 answer II
without delay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Col. A. Conkle, we'll known hero q
having been for many yeass the live
stock agent for the Kansas Pacific. has
been appointed live stock agent Of the
Kanaas City. Lawrence and Southern
Railroad. ''Conk" n now In Texas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19
The Republican Cent.al COMMITTEES

Inc hepu0licAn Central Commiteee
ofSalinecounty meets At the City Hall,
next Saturday, At 9 O'Clock p. m. The
COMMITTEES Is constituted - follows:
&c. Gryder. Eureka: J. " Coosnbs.
Spring Creek: +. H. Van Eaton. Sol.
ONION: Eric Forsse, FAlun: ". Parker,
Walnut: J. w. Burke, Elm Greek !:
Sxlius. Taylor Miller, lst Ward: 5. T.
Criss. md Ward: d. r. Waxsta6. 3rt
Ward: w. h. SchOli, aIh Ward.
Robert Ander~on, Greeley; J. o Han
ford, Pleasant Valley: W ] Roexs,
Cambria H. Il. Stimmei. Smoky Hill:
A. j. Eklund. Washington; w. A.
Maxwell. Suaoian; Theodore Terry,
Ohio: p. &. Rittxer, Liberty H. b.
Merrci. Gypsum 4. T. sniszs, Smok y
View.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Mr.. D. F. Donegsn brought In some
fine specimens Of fire sand for the In
spection Of the Board Of Trade, the
other day. This material exists in
great quantities at Terra Gotta, Is 81.
pericr In quality. and Is being shipped
in large quantities to the Eastern
market What We want now Is the
proper works" for utilizing 1t right
upon the ground.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Advice and medicines given gratui-
tously tothe deserving poor. on Thurs.
day Of each week nj Aug. Engs,rom
4 Co.'S drug store. All cases will be
properly treated, by the best medical
and surgical talent Of the city.
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MnR16l.

At the residence OF the brides broth
e In SAlina. Feb. Is. 1850. by Rev.
William Smith. Mr. George ". Brown
Of 6alina Ksa.. and Niss Beside A..
6tluson Of Amasonla No.
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Cnheard Of bargains in ladies fine
hosiery: mi-~-.' tine hosiery. MEMS
tiue ho.ier!. Ladies lin. neck wear
embracing all the spring novel,ic-.
Lace mitts and gloves. new patterns
and designs; only one pair Of each
kind. We bought the entire line of
samples Of the agent of VIM. H. Lyon.
New York, Importer Of notions, at
such figures that will enable ur 20 sell
the same here at New York Wholesale
prices. Now is the time to buy your
spring and summer hosiery st 80 per
cent. :c-s than tie regular price. Cal!
soOn-before the great bargains are
taken.
MARYLAND, DODGE L MooHr.
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Sasvs - 0ocu1 essa>r

NJ. RsadspA. q D,osss l1alpsaS
h b de ely. He hes beea Ioaklne
about in this pars q the cosssry ~
the pospsse q sseah1iuhiag . saWUaod
hessel hcsssy. asd l. hvoaAiy In
pe1nooa viSA aAliA6
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

~ - sOO0ysU - W0UVW0 0o19O09 bVO8S8.
We are not IN excitable CHASE Of PEG.
pie out here In District No. l:. DAYS
and weeks glide by Us almost imper.
ecplitly. bringing with them their
daily routine we have no Law les
young men, few captivating young
ladies. and consequently no elope.
ments. with Aging fathers. and heart
broken mothers TO watch. In fact
do not believe you could get up snch .
thing ~ . love affair. within . mile
and half of the school house. Our
present Justice Of the Peace has not
had single case brought before him
during the past gear. In . NJ Of DE-
spair he aedered to marry the first
couple for nothing, but eSen this ieinpt-
inx offer Avalled him naught; ~ II did
NOT even quicken The pulse VI the most
economical young man IN the town
The only tAiug ta!culstedto excite the
"d.ibles" Of our r0ter> occurred :jo.t
before tho election ri township Officers.
The place appoiuted By the County
COMMISSIONER, 1t which SHOULD be
held the polls III Greely tnwnship, VS.
the Pars0us School House, but the ap-
pointment claihing with the eulight-
ensd ideas Of the member Of our
school bard. they raised . cry in con-
cert. that We hsd no Law for it-forget-
ting while they did 20 ''thst custom
makes law" hence the voters had the
privilege'of voting at Mr.. H. Rose
moud's. mar the extreme south end
OF the township.
At the hist meetinx:of the Greeley
Literary, the qustion Of ''Free Trade, !"
was ably discussed; the result Of which
went % show that the members Of this
"aN9ust assemblage" are ready for free
trade: whether Il bring veal or woe
20 the community, or the nation.
The. question, Resolved that Greece
Rome" h one Il historic interest. MI.
J. B. King, who d 1t present teschlnx
school helt. b one of the leading
speakers: consequently we oil look for
ward 70 m Interesting debate next
Friday evening. Farming operations
ase not peegresaing very rapidly: get:
ting Up wood. hauiing manure, and
cleaning on corn ground b about all
the majority Of farmers are doing now.
Very Httle, II any, Odessa wheat will
be Sown here fhis spring. Some eight
men took their teams last Thursday
and performed some volunteer work
upon thelately opened road, extend
Ing due east, from Iron Avenue two
and one-half miles, and am sure that
every one Of those men will say, with
me, that =. U. r. A. BhiCR.
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L and Divided
s ~
w,.vTfr PURCHASERS

~ "-''S"N'
NORTHWEST QrAkrER or SIC. ii-;si~
piv,iej isss ts.ss- tract. a ~ per.srs
e.'hed :nss s-scr~ tTaets - VI PEI arr.
bss ded snso ia-sers srse,s a. Sc pr -sfy
An. '-sese tract tor go A
NORTHEAST QUARTEn % src I.-D-u
pissdei M s-sess tracts = 90 p-rssu
nesdei toss se-srre trsrss u ~. psr 49,.
paSsi~tt ass is-sers ,raets ~ sss Pcr ssrs
aoy a's.~re frses ssr sia
EAST HALF OF SIC r-ia-5-
Divided isso so-aer- tracts st . .5y-sssfe
Di'itsd lsse .osers 'rsets . . pss .sss
pAs iei isto ic-ssrr tr- 80 Il 90 YET ssfs
Az s's-eess ifASs ~ sf
NORTHWEST QyAErEa or SEC a-u ..
Divided lsso so-ers trssss q Or ~ pes acre -
=: ~ i ,s.ss ',. .s;, !:
Asy tssss fsssi sss aoe.
SoRrHxAsTkaS. r.xasEc N-is-s~
Rs, ,iss , .. fn.sss s.s.. :. " arss asIs
psisd ,eio lec. 90 sse pas sess
last HALF oFsEc l>-is-s~
DIVIDED tseo se-ssrstrsets y q per .ess
Disiiet tUso ypesre trsets q = Per serS
Divided Into iasers ,l.sis 81 80 pss.as.
Asy Hes tract Tor SIS
wrsr HAIf OF SIC is-l.-..
Diy,i~d isso se-sess trsctss, " pr ssrs
pUsts1 Into H-s<rs tnels 81 y nzs sfFs
Dfv,t.a isss ,e-srrs ,,.s" :, sIs kr.f s.Is
Any s-aers trss; fsf CSC
NORTH HALF OF SIC. e-it-su
Divided into So-sers trsets o. - psf acre
Divided into so-s<rs trsets OF tis Per are
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Cydon Lodge, X. Of P, Of this city,
went to Mcpherson Yesterday morn
Ing, by special train, to organize 3
lodge at that place. They went Ia un-
form and made quite = party. Rep
resentstives Of several neighboring
lodges were along to take part In the
blowout" The Sslins Lodge was
designated by supreme authority to
organize Mcpherson lodge
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Special convocation on Friday even
ing. Feb. ~. at .-s0P p. NJ, Work In
R. A. d9se- Waiting cotnpanions
cordially invited.
BY order Of the N. E. P. II.
AUoCsr BONpi. Secretary.
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Sale Of School LanSfs.

1fgEfE 20 Cor III gax1Hrpsn
t.lgsf O.. Ia $500 TsarzxrY "a aeea
HSJsa - s%-.sf sists 49, "a s.tsssfrs &C.
~ srrS.ss srs<=s q $500 lssss s.@s<~1 }. 60
- r>~sry. kAs<.s - - e1-->s 81 49, o. s..-
- sS8ssG - - - tL<fa@aT gssz<zrsf q
- ss<gs $500 o. - Ese><s o.
iSa,ssr.s4.. Kfrca N. a. b.. isse.
A>s.ses A. 49,. = % a :. s~ss,x - t.ss
~ ~ s..t<-ss 81 - 49, 1sSs so s<sr.s.a4
seaA = aSpur<so-s - - - sss=-s q -
s><bass< ssl.- a "a lHSrSs<4ap.ss. s-s-i -
~ % 90 tszr = ss-zss>
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ELLSWORTH, Feb. IL. l,,t.
EDITORS JOURNAL: Prof. Il. +.
Griffith, OF Ohio. has finished very
saecessfui Musical Institute Of three
weeks At this place. He had q large
clas-. closing with q grand concert
Friday evening. February 18th - re-
suit. a musical society was organized
with Prof. Goodwin. president. DR.
q. q. Minick. treasurer. and VI. d.
Morse. secretary. All are well pleased
with instructions given. The Society
will give him another cali 10 about
three weeks. or ~ soou ~ the Professor
returns from place Is Mile- south Of
here. where he opens up tonight.
NJ. II. MogsE, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

There 10 . psomtss Of much 'tquiee-
ness" du ing Lent.
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cOC IN Elm S8E4As feD. 10, 1871.
EDITORS JoCRNAL.-Pesinps YOU
would like to hear from South Elm
Crock township, aud II these lines are
NOT % poorly wfittea that sou cannot
rod them you might be persuaded to
print them and let the public know
that we ere going to vote for 1Prohi-
billion" Nr. Price gave . lecture ut
the Shiloh School House last night
He gave facts and figures to show what
rsgin alcohol. beer and whisky has
done and are doing; he Is an earnest
speaker and vas chesred several times
6y his heeren. The night vas % cold
and dark that the attendance was
small, but when he called for signefs
to the RledSe thefe yas soon q names
egrollA. There vs. prairie fife last
Monday thAt burnt shout 50 tons or
hay for Mfss Hushand and ten tons for
Mr.. NeS2t Quincy, and II the teacher
and large boys nd not len school and
helped whip the fire out there would
lave been considerable more damage
done. Can any one tell Why people
are % eare3ess when bumlnx stalks
aud other trash. The carelessness Of
one often 1esds 10 the suffering Of
many. ---- =
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There SCENE to he-s deposition
among certain, persons Asingon Gyp.
sum Creek 20 dad. fault with every
act q Commissioner Miller. and
magnify small affairs oswhich amount
to nothing into deeds Of msmpoth pro
portions. This split Of fhutt- finding 3
unjust. No one in Saline county be.
lieves that either Commissioner 5cholI
or Miller would do wrong act pur-
pOsely. They are both upright and
conscientious men, and every .0iIicial
act of theirs 80 far will bear the clos
est scrutiny. The parties above re-
ferred to should not spend all their
time finding fault. which seems TO be
based upon prejudice. but tell " Of the
many good things they know Of them,
~ they do. Of course the sorehead
newspaper men who "got left" on the
printing will talk" That Is expect
ed of them. $4,000.
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feem - osd osbsesiess.
.NoRwALE. O.. Feb. II. iss0.

~ DE- q y SdMpeea:
GESTssPiea,s 0nd enclosed money
order Tot the yoCkSAt another year.
] have tstSa Il from the dine Il drst
made lts appeaSsnos an nov. and
should b eooseome without II; for !
look i6e itevery Noeday morning. or
q boon. - much - look Tor my din.
ner. 5000 afsey The factory whistles
hsov for abo0. Hoping you VII live
Seog. ~ 60asluus % - up = good Q
paper = yua Do Cow. aud that ] may
Be able - tnks g, rsed Il. and pay fos
u = tie htBisniag Il ths year. I am.
Respscs1slly. Yeuas. ETC..
e trate 81 "A. y. hoos.
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The startling news was heard upon
the street this morning that Mr.. Olson,
the grave digger at Gypsum Hill Gem
etery. while making arrangements for
the grave Of Mr1. J. A-DivHkiss, found
that an Infant had been inferred there
but few hours before. He reported
this fact to the Coroner, who soes ont
to investigate the matter.
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sAiSxA. Ess.. YeA. -. ~.
We have this ny - u wn. a.
6ss ~ &aA.a Eaeasep-sssA ol sur
bssioess. sd take p,easere IN recon-
nss11ag -. <seis 10 IN - esr ffissd.
vhe nay VIII % buy o. eli ssrms OF
city psoprsty- Our aiiestiso siu sos
b giren 70 uhe La.s al lssns1sc~
hsnise0s asd IN vhs dssiss - 49,
tie lsass . Rasl Esaalss - - ssW~
ssaishse indsoaiay sUAsss ess. az In
vt1ed - enll ~ ef
FArIxxss . WsIDxsS.
Chaiss-A1H - 49, seRa. Wlu-
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Messcs. =. GeoAno~ Z ca. rer-.d
the follow ing price, for sraia: wAsas
No. =, s.; No. ;. ss6sS: Ne Z. .Soss.
Rejected. g. Spring, No. !. s.. Rye.
~; Corn, r.; OaaA. s. -
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Rev. w. d. Shiels. the newly settled
Baptist Pastor ut Canton and Roxbury,
Mcpherson Co., WAS 10 the city last
Thursday. having come from his home
at Roxbury. to haul from the r. r.
his household goods shipped from his
late residence at LscOu Ills. The Rev.
gentleman attended the meeting In
the evening held at the Baptist church.
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Having psrcAased Of Nessss. Faux
90 Z Wuduaa the Rssl ,Eseate pos.
40 efehaif basinsD, I'D hsvius neAs
sssangststs Win Mr.. Fred II. Wild
nss. wA6m I consider the best scriv.
enef and sccountans In the city TO take
change Of ths Ones portion Of my bus
insss. ~ . I hsvs the use Of the
Engiiah. DeenaA ia Pssnsyfvania
Dutch, - veH 80 slight knowSedes
q tAs svs1sA lhasu.ge. Together With
my - ysas sesSdsaee h Saiina, der
lag Witch time have hanAleA vest
amount q property. believe can
Do Justice to bob purchaser and selI<s
- veil - any maa In .KansAa I In
send giving th< ba,iness my eatire -
tsastoa We tsoahle b sh0w ianAaL ]
have my oWn teams and would jasa -
lsnse AsSe thrD cut sAS~i1v issuls -
seanains In the stsLl~ Fer further
paFtieaiass cali % OF sdfssO. $50
W. Y. Gas.
a. One % Z nIon Lad 4 Trna Co.
Saiina. kAn-a~.
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Two years ago John g. Desiiier. one
Of the weaithiest citizens Of Columbus,
Ohio. died and lea his great fortune
to his wife. who was Falconer before
her marriage. Mrs. Deshler som amer
died, aud the property was divided
among all sorts Of institatiOus. This
did not satisfy the relatives. and few
Of them, among whom was Charles
ID. Falconer. Of this city. have petit
TONED 10 set the will aside. The estate
l. valued at over half . million. The
above facts are taken from, the Cincin.
natl CbmmerciO. We hope Charley
will make 3 strike.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

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Morning journal and courier., 1880-08-04
State Correspondence.
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The Republicans of Madison on Monday evening, August 2d, held their caucus for the nomination of delegates to the several con- ventions, which were as follows: For the State convention, J. w. Nash and Samuel Griswold; for the Congressional convention, William B. Crampton and Anson Norton ; for County convention, George M. Crampton and Washington Bristol: for Senatorial con vention, Henry B. Wilcox and William B. Hunter.
 It is reported on good authority that the horse that was stolen from New York State several months since and came into the hands of MT. Nathan Bradley of this place by purchase, and was afterward claimed by the original owner and taken back to that State, has been quite recently stolen again and has not yet been recaptured.
 On Sunday afternoon while Mir. George Bishop his wife and niece were riding from Guilford, the horse became unmanageable and ran from the west end of Cupboard hill to East river where 1t broke loose from the carriage and ran home. Another accident occurred in the afternoon, which resulted 1n no serious injury to any one, yet 1t was mar row escape. Mir. Charles Smith and wife, his son Wilbur Smith, with his wife and babe, were riding along our main thoroughfare, when suddenly the hind wheels to the car I riage broke down and it's occupants were l landed in a promiscuous manner on the ground. Further particulars we are not con- versant with.
 Rev. MT. Gallup takes his vacation for g few weeks, commencing this week. Rev. T J. Lee of Winsted, will occupy the pulpit l next Sunday.