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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
Carpets, OiIcIOths, window Shades,
LITTLE FOLKS.

AurrLE boy was walking with hIs
ann ami there tell iron above on
ms heat au avalanche ID soOt blown by
the wini iron a ucighhoring chimney
Hello cried De, quite aston'shed'
some utuScr SNOW
Manma-sWel. Johnny, | shall Tor
rive yau this uac, aRd its very pretty
al Won Ia write a letter and say you're
Sorrv. Iohnny-"Nes, ma dom E a
Ps~sS
hsr ftt,s xir, n I'D b Iot&nf
n& soo xsll n "a ~ zoa h
did your mamma, replied Bertha quick
w. "used 10 be allthe time telling you
what AZ did when AS Vas agirlT"
A FRKScH lad, aged ten years Recently
ran away iron his school in the village
Of SaveloL and went TO a neighboT's
house where a wedding Was being eele-
brated The nuptid party made hun
beware Of his masters rod next day.
This 80 frightened the youngster that
he got a rope and hanged himself in the
garden. where the body was found fro
Een the next morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
Erixid Churcha.

Those irigid city churcnes, rich NAV
be in architectural decorations and with
Pews full Of the best society" are
sharply arranged by the Churchman for
their often lack oi Christian courtesy.
In some cases, il SAYS, ''eyen cultivated
families may attend for years and not OBJ
tain the slightest recognition. Nov.
there may be excellent preaching, and
everything so far a. the worship is con-
cerned, entirely cOngenial, but what
does II signify when You are uO better
than a Samaritan among the JeWsl OF
course, nobody is supposed to 20 to
church from social considerations, and
yet the state ni the use ia conceived To
be- a little different between "A company
OF Christians and a company OF Brah-
Minis. You are preached Ia from the
text, Tor instance, Where there IS nei-
Their Jew nor Greek, bond nor free and
yet q have 1t demonstrated 10 you
year after wear that unless you happen
to be one and not the other YOU are as
much an lien from the congregation,
whatever YOU are to the commonwealth
OF Israel, as though YOU had never been
naturallzed. Ii you demand too much,
As very possibly you Dc, perhaps such
a~bstentiun viii be good Tor you; bat the
case u different II YOU deserve much
aud receive nothing People naturally
want tu know by certain external signs
whether the communion ut saints
means anything, and whether, ii 1t
means nothing here, Il may mean sOme-
thing hereafter. The worst thing OF all
Is that not a lew people become exas-
prrrtri aud sOurcd against the church
because they find in II nothing answer
ing 10 Christian fellowship, aud next to
nothing which v To Christian CIV
ility
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
Proposals Wanted.

oFysdi % Ram % cSsEr~EGEs
ono CotsTr. ".
FrAr1nu Ls.ll
sz1e1 PruTF.ah IN - r~4r-f AZ ns -
saIa 1911 1900 -
cnsi - co pea. anR~fDG1E Aprl ll<1
E1s<s wf-l s,erg o. Trn - A.<n snf net
a. al bIfI ETortr q o. basrt
: ca bnfEks cax
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

This Institution va ruguiArly Incorporated -
The Legislature OF the STATE fJf Ei1catlunGi and
Charitable purpu--L in ISIS. tf the TERM OF
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. - which ooulrari The
In 1iOlAble faith % the stat i piedgci. which
pledge has teen wnevei By an .vCfHhCimiug
popular vote securing H. Franchise b. tie new
ounsuIU uOa Hi0Ited December -. 4 u 1913,
with . CAPITAL Of o. 40 90. u which q hGs since
add . rt~erve fund Of SO GO Is Grand single
Number D~istnbuuon will take piAce molthlJ,
On lhe seu0ud IuesdAv 10 never sale o. pot
800. I.ok AZ tha Tfluufrg Af.frf .tf.u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21

II ~ R-UANCE ~ 4 UECKEE KLSIEKED
Dos tU, l1Ult Culu % Ohio county. Wet
NiUlul4 at tly October term. l-5y. Boo rAYe lu
uLHIu.E Wherein pending. IN which lams-
Check D. complainant aud John " Coz AID
-aMu,I u Kelley are defendant, aud "a me
directed | viii s'li AZ public saly. uu ne yrcmi
-. EuuWu ~ the Check iAfn. near rugumAr
nhLn ruuMtN. W. 4 NLrgInLA. On
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-21
Proposals Wanted.

OJTcs CO BoakD 90 coENIssoxurs
OAEs COrNr1. ~ Va
uEHGss- Te1rzEv :. igZ
49, frD1sp&k vii - received a. us o1U
rnuf fshrupT = i4a a. I1o'dork uoo1- Sc
fzusA41s Oh1o Cuusg fall va 1Ef oAl Vro-
erA.fy, ~ 1cf yusrr UEEeoSnz AgF1 r.a
oa- M Bad nsr@ ~ nxtt - vks1 E1y
o. al ha1. ~ or1u q IA Bn1fd
ke CHAG II rEIEk<, Gerk.
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FOB SALE.
FOR SALE.

nNE PAIR MATCHED BAY HORSES. ONE
~ Boz Bed Top Wagon, one Set Double
Buggy Harness, one Set Single Buggy Harness.
fell q 4 A SONS
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OUR SUNDAY COLUMN

OUR SUNDAY COLUMN
or CURRENT RELIGIOUS THOUGHT
AND INTELLIGENCE.
Fngid Churches Observing lent-Rslig,
iOus Politics God in the COnstitu-
tiOn-Ihe Revised Testament
Miscellaneous.
LENT.
ROBERT HEERIcK.
l. this a last. u keep
The aTdCT leaUp.
And citaue
From lat o~iseales and sheep
l. II 10 gui, the di,h
% nrsh, yet stil
TOhll
The platter hish with h,H
Is 1t 10 fast an hour.
Or ug'd % gu.
vi NANa
A dOSuCaat LOOK. and suurr'
Ne, lis % dOie
Thy sheaiOt Nhcat,
And meat.
Uutu the hungry S1Ule.
10 Is D. last from strife.
From DID debate
And hate.
IocirCumcise thy life.
To show a heart grief cent.
To stNrye Thy stu,
Not bin:
Aud that's 10 Keep thy lent.
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Fellows Compound syrup al
IPophOSphites
TRAVELLERS Guide.

The following guide is mat ug on SheciinS
time
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AcuE N FEVER.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.

ua.ltury o. ~ after taking quinine. As
a,mylD p~Ursztiyy they arr unequaled.
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PLUM e RS
State Lottery Company.

A splendid opportunity W win a fortune.
Third Grand Distribution, ClAzs G.. al New or
cans, Tuesday. Manh PHI, lSsp-li-lh Monthly
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INVALIDS
AND OTHERS SEEKING
HEALTH,

WITHOUT The USE or DRUGS ARE RE-
QUESTED TO SEND FOR the ElEcTRlc
REVIEW, Al ILLUSTRATED JOUR
Nal. WHICH l. PUBLISHED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
IT-EFlr- uFal HEALTH. HTGIENE. aui Physi-
L. r.r.. ali . q cumFiute eUrFsi FUia q
E.. &c uEaHh lut thHsc WI a.fsr GIl
..-. EnHtHsluE and FaIutIi btsaa-r.. livery
... fHul -af IFHr brllth aud human LnpFugsB,
Joel, Etslull in - Taggs ADD ~ manJ gurs-
.-a.l 20 t.frllg Uar4Ilts. VI" have lsFuT=t
.f.H.rs. ur- la4aarvL AID Usluabte mtgutLs1u 10
81. ..HrHII 40 ~. nTH .l uvel q usLrai atgrs.
.H. s.H.H#I 20 k.Hctr Bsits ucraaa MHu-gr. AuI
..s D.. Ir-l ana 300 t~.rsf1us o. vital Imp"Tiancs
r .E..g h.lhlty, Na iIy c.as.dstyi AL II
YOUNG MEN
Al rH. .efar fru Nervous and Physical De-
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EiFrrEIr REVIEW syros- ths unmit ai-i
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i. .# O.. N tu"H #f"HH. AMI points ..i The
. srI yt.eaye o. Health, 'lgE
.il-s. on postal earl fr COPY, AM
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The above .I.. I,g Luumci uuui saturday,
fuuUlay q. ls,I. a. HI. n.
" l ~ BBARp, Tmstrc
" UNIIER AvHUH.s,f Iay
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
Saline County Frnit.

At the monthly meeting Of the Ss-
line county Horticultural Society. held
May lst, it was expected to have had
full reports from all parts Of the coun-
ty a. to the condition and prospects Of
the fruit crop in the county. Only
partial returns were received from
which We draw the following cOnclu.
sio"s: Apples-a partial crop csn he
expected. In some localities the crop
u a'tOtal failure, In Others the prospects
are fair. Pears not 50 good. Peaches.
generally failure ON account of the
late frost. In y few favored localities
there will be q cr0p. The best report
IL from the nrighborhOod Of Ed. Mel
sons, Washington township. Grapes,
goosberries. biackberries, raspberries.
the crop will be full. Strawberries
almost total failure. Full reports
may change some Of these conclusions,
which We hope to have At our meeting
on the LIST Monday In June.
X. H. Bishop, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
oejdoe Items.

One Of the Bridge boys goes to Po-
beta regularly every Sunday evening
he says tn preach.
J.H Kingman bets u new hat with
Sheriff Baker that his I'M acre field Of
wheat will average him Is and ! bush
Ella Of wheat to the acre
The Bridge boys keep up their regu-
lar Saturday afternoon Base HALL play
ing nj Parker 4 Peck's black smith
shop.
More acres Of corn will be planted
this season than ever was known Ina
Eureka township before, in one season.
One Of Bridges farmers burnt up a
fine patch Of mulched potatoes. He
did not burn il to kill potato bugs, re-
member
Wheat on the bottom farms is sta nd
ing the dry weather better than the
upland farms in this section.
Eureka Union Sunday Schools are
making preparations to make the cOun-
ty Sunday School convention agree
able for all who attend ON May " and
%, at the Bridge school house.
RumOr has II that We are about to
lose one Of our Bridge girls. She in
tends to go to Illinois to sojourn in q
family OftwO for awhile.
Mr.. Myran Peeler expects his fani.
ly from SOdus, n. ", this week. He
il u new conner here and intends Ia
live In this county.
Miss Carrie Gillum, our school aud
music teacher, Is . success Sheis Civ
ing good satisfaction In District No. Is.
il. F. Whitehead. our popular town
ship trustee. settled up his assessing
hooks Saturday, and finds Eureks
township has l00, non dollars Of taxable
property, a population Of nearly ~
persons, Ill male voters, IS female
school voters, making out u bschel-
Ors in said township. He also reports
about one-tenth Of winter wheat en.
tirely killed, the rest at least one-hall
a crop. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

One Of the saddest accidents Of the
season happened to the little l5months
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nor
gan. On Friday forenoon the child
went into Mrs. r. B. Ingraham's ro0m
and climbed up ON sack Of -four or
meal, and gotta can Ofc0ncentratedl ye
which Mrs. 1. had just prepared to use
for cleaning the door, and swallowed
some Of the I've, and although every
thing was done to relieve the little
sufferer il died 1t o'clock Saturday
morning. 1t has only been . short
time since large tumor was removed
from it, aide, and il was feared by the
parents that it would not live through
the operation, and - Il did, and had
entirely recovered from the effects Of
the operation, made it doubly dear to
the parents. They bad hoped to raise
it but il was not to be. The funeral
services were conducted ut the Church
on Sunday 1t p. NJ, by Rev. DIR.
D0dd, Of Salina. A large audience
was present at the services. The BE-
reaved parents have the sympathy Of
the entire community.
There was an ice cream festival 1T
the residence Of J. &. Sparks on last
Friday evening. A large crowd was
present. AL parties enjoyed them
selves and IL was q financial success.
One day last week Marshal Coombs
discovered some traMps entering car
Of merchandise. and he called station
agent Carrel to assist him in their cap
ture. When il WAS discovered they
had securely fastened the car door
from the inside. Marshal COOmbs CALI
ed to them to open up and come out.
they We're deaf to the order but hesOO
brought them to . sense Of their duty
and they opened the door aud one
jumped out and started down the track
and then there Was . fine scene with
Marshal &. in the back ground, and
the tramp going down the track ut .
30 gait with Carrel 1t his heels. He
was . good racer and Mr.. Carrel did
not succeed in capturing him until he
reached the bridge. The three were
put In the lookup and after an hour
or twO's rest they were released and
told to skip. Tramps are getting 70
numerous that Marshal Coombs com-
pells then, to buy q ticket and await
the next western hound train, 20 in
the lookup ar take q tie pass west
ward.
Mrs. W. u. BEEN returned from
Wisconsin, the fore: part Of the week
and W. o. is happy.
lee cream il abundant In town now
at the Colorado House and q. C. Da-
vid's bakery.
The directors of the u. +. Road
passed through on their tour OF in-
spection on Tuesday, among whom
were Sidney Dillon, President Thos.
l.. kimbail. General Passenger and
Ticket Agent :. y. smith, General
Superintendent, Kansas Division J.
T. Odeli, Superintendent Smoky Hill
Division and several other distinguish
ri L. =. men, President Dillon WAS
heard 10 remark that he supposed they
would have 10 build III new depot
CAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The District Court was opened Mon
day, the 10th inst, and after calling
the docket il adjourned over until
Wednesday, in consequence of the
County Attorney being absent at To
peka. Wednesday the Court was
opened and the grand jury empaneled.
J. J. Fisher and r. NJ Pearson, who
were duly drawn, could not Ike found.
J. &. Johnson MAS excused by the
Court for good cause. In absence Of
these three jurors S. NJ. Palmer, Ed.
Smith and Robert Il. Warren were
summoned. s. NJ. Palmer was chosen
foreman. The grand jury retired and
the case Of the State Of Kansas We. John
|. Norton Wright Norton and AlonzO
Wag.taff was taken ~. The evidence
being all introduced the Court dis
charged the petit jury at +o'clOck ,and
heard argument In case fromMcPher-
sOn for new trial. by barker 4 Earl
for plaintiff. and Doster 4 White for
defendant.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The magic photograph" has arrived
in Salina. Friends Dodge and Der
ington, each, keep one for the edifica-
ton Of salinas citizens. You look
into . plain ordinary piece Of glass,
without even the usual mercury Leaf
backing. and AZ you breathe up
on t., behold the head Of . jsckass
stares you in the facr. Our man.
moth cared friend across the alley
was 20 unfortunate rs to be one Of the
victims the other day. He looked in
to the glass and breathed-and be-
hold he recognized . near aud dear
relative. He was 30 overjoyed that
he commenced . vociferous braying
which was heard all along Santa Fe,
yying in its tones Of beauty with
tbs thunder that echoes and rever-
berstes among mountain peaks. He
was sahamed u lsst 10 hsye usde
80 public an exhibition Of his love fnr
his kin. and In the presence Of 20
large . crowd, and he grew pale and
depressed and sick looking about his
mouth. He paused . moment, and then
new like Tan O'Shanter, with witches
in pursuit, down street, to disappear
In the fragrant alley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Many of our business men send east
and get printing done, paying cash
therefor, seemingly fOrgetful of the
fact that there are two job printing
offices i'm this city where work can be
done a. well, and nearly ~ cheap "a in
Kansas City. While they ask slight
advance on their goods, they should
BE- willing to pay slight advance on
work done for them. This policy Of
making money iR this country and
spending portion of IL Sast for what
can ~ well he obtained here. Ia to h.
condemned. u money scarce? Right
here Is one Of the reasons. II either
one of our job printing offices ask d
To 80 cents more on thousand letter
heads than does Kansas City. u that q
reason why We should not have the
work ?-Herafd-
The Herald fellow must have writ
ten the above just after receiving that
botch job of a pamphlet, Fourth thou
sand" IAN about Kansas" from a
printing Office down the road. OF
eourse he could not have done even S.
good q job rs that II In the Herald Of
flee. but he should have brought it to
the JOURNAL office and had q good job
Of printing dOne-one that would be- .
credit to SalIna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
Saline County Osmoo rss In Council.

Saline County Oemoo rsts In Council.
We were present during the neetin Y
Of the Democratic County Convention
held last Saturday. We publish the
proceedings in full in another column.
We must say that Saturdays conven-
ton was most crrsiiiahls 10 the Demo-
Gratis Of Saline county as far as the
representation and personnel Of the
convention was concerned. Every
township In the county was represent
ed. except Washington. Mr.. Dolan,
the permanent chairman, though pro.
Tossing to be inexperienced in parlia.
mentary affairs, made an excellent pre-
siding officer. Mr.. r. \. Levitt an.
nounced that the special object to be
accomplished by the convention was
the selection Of three good working
delegates who could go to Topeka and
make their influence felt in behalf Of
sending Judge Foster ~ delegate to
Cincinnati. This announcement was
well received, aud ELECTED hearty ap-
plause. After the selection Of dele
gstes, viz: John Foster, d. McAuliff
aud 5. NJ. Palmer. with H. A. Levitt.
&. G. Davis aud W. W. Peck, as alter
mates, Judge Foster led offin the dis
cussion Of the necessity Of more thor
ough organization i'm this county. Del
egAte A. X. Pierce then threw . bomb
shell into the Democratic camp by
moving to instruct the delegate- for
Tilden. There was . murmer Of dis
satisfaction which nearly grew into
his-es, with the remarks Of played
out" and too much Republicanism In
that" from delegate Haines. Heed
lone Of the lobby" and . Blaine Re
pubiican) had the audacity to second
the motion. His political standing
was not Understood. IL seems. and the
motion was put The result Was Al
almost unanimous ''no''-delegnte
Pierce being the only one to vote In in
favor. The motion that Seymour Be
declared the choice Of the convention
IVES carried with no opposition. Re
marks were made by Me.sn. Mem.
tee. Gels. Dolan, Haines, Russell, Low.
IL and Wieksrsham with reference to
the instruction business, all pronoune-
ing against it Delegates Rusaell anA
Levitt were ready to support any pee-
son-even Tilden- Delegate Wicker
sham was rraiy tn support "a pair Of
breeches filed with muAr-oa the Old
Democratic PLAN The conventioo ~
certainly the best one ever held in thu
county by our De0octatic brethren.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
A Fatal Accident.


On Saturday afternoon last, Chas.
VanEderstein and four others started
out with livery rig for the avOwed
purpose of fishing. They had been
drinking heavily and their fishing ex-
petition was turned into spree. They
drove at rapid rate up and down Fifth
Street, and other streets, and finally
as they were approaching town on
Santa Fe, in the neighbOrhood Of F.
Goodnow & Co.'s mills, they lost con-
troll of the horses which were running
at mad rate up the avenue. When
in the vicinity of Mr.. Willis Kesler's
residence, the party attempted to jump
out. All succeeded in extricating
themselves from the wagon except
VanEderstein, whose foot caught in
the step. In that condition he Was
dragged as far a. the Red Front stable
where the horses dashed into the harm.
As the horses were turning into the
stable VanEderstein's arm and head
caught in the plank Of the stable ap-
preach, and his foot was released from
its position. The body was taken into
the stable and surgical aid summoned
Immediately. 1t was soon found that
he could not live; i'm fact he died soon
after ten O'Clock that night. Upon in
vestigatiOn it was found that he was
most cruelty wounded about the head
and back bOne-as he could not help
butib dragged as he was SO far along
the avenue. His limbs were also brok-
en-. Van Ederstein's was a carpenter
and employed for some time by Krsls.
ger & Parker. Latterly he had been
working for Shultz & Wilmarth. II
was an an unusual thing for him to
drink to excess. He was regarded Reli-
orally as quiet. industri0sasy young
man. He was about twenty-five years
Of age. A sad feature in the ease was
that his mother had sent on money to
him, asking him to return home, and
he had made preparations to start last
Monday. He was sent to the sorrow
ing mother in New Jersey the follow
ing morning. but as niangled corpse!
The moral to be drawn from this sad
affair is sufficiently plain to all.
Whisky has added another TO the long
drawn out'list of victims.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
Pl;nv Farmer Club.

The Club met Saturday evening,
April 24th, ut the residence Of Miss r..
ID. Collins. President occupying the
chair. . large number Of members were
present, also several visitOrs The re-
suit Was o very interesting meeting.
The question committee reported the
following for discussion at the next
meeting. els IL expedient for the far
mers to form political alliances for the
purpose Of effecting legislation on the
question Of transportation" The select
readers and essay lists not being pres-
ent. Mr.. J. W. Amos volunteered 0
selection entitled, Imagination, In
which . great deal Of interest " ~ man.
ifested. The outlines Of the thoughts
intended to be conveyed were 30 die.
timely brought to view that one could
but conceive the purport at once. The
paper. edited by Ms. J. e. Terry, Wa
especially Interesting 10 thnee inter-
e~ted In the subject Of Womans' Rights.
That subject was 70 dexterously hand
eled that II il doubtful IL any argument
could have been presented In Oppf,si.
ton that would have cast In the least
o shadow upon the argument present.
ed by Mr.. Terry. The next regular
meeting will be held Saturday, r. NJ,
May I'D, at the residence Of Mr.. Jacob
Federhen. The meeting will h< called
to order At Z 0'olspk.
PROGRAMME.
Select Resiing.-Mr. W. H. whee-
lock, Mis- Anus Amos, Miss May Fed
erhrn.
E.aayi.,..-MI.- NJ. +. Wilson. Mr..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Judge John Foster, al this city, will
he a candidate at the coming Demo-
cratic State Convention, for delegate
from Kansas To- the Cincinnati Con-
vention. He has received many en-
couraging words from prominent DEM
Wrrats in the State with regard to his
candidacy, and il is believed that he
will he successful. Judge Foster is in
every sense a representative Democrat
Of the West half Of the State. His rec
ord. political and private, is unim-
pearhable. He is man Of good abil-
titles, with most promising future be-
fore him. His party could not do a
more just thing than to thus honor
him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Mr.. Frank GoOdnow narrowly es-
capped q serious accident yesterday
morning. He was standing on the rear
end Of q wagon sampling some wheat,
when the horses started suddenly pro
cipitating him to the ground. He
struck upon his back and was consid-
erably bruised by the fall, hut will he
able to get around again in few days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The closing exercises Of the public
schools will he held in the Opera
House on the afternoon and evening
Of Friday, May 18th. Frof. Fitzpat-
rick Is arranging a programme which
will reflect great credit upon our
schaOls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

About . O'Clock yesterday morning
there were strong indications either al
coming severe storm or one happen
ing in this immediate vicinity. The
Ominous calm. the black heavens. an
air n hot a. the hottest August day,
the peculiar sulphurous odor proceed.
ing a violent storm-all these were
the indications. But no storm came,
and We have not as yet heard of any
In this vicinity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

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