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National Republican., 1880-03-18

General Peter +. Bacon and Mr.. William r.
Collins as Fire Commissioners. This is in
accordance with a statement made by Mr..
Dent and published in The NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Rt the time the Fire Board resigned
in body. Mr. Dent thcn said that probably
two members Of the old board would bo re
appointed. The Commissioners were relieved
Of the delicate duty Of selecting from the
three by Mr.. Thomns l.. Hume, who declined
renppointmont 1t was stated at tho District
buildings that tho appointment of Me5srs.
Collins and Bacon was made in accordance
with the expressed wish of the President of
the United States. Tho new board, it is ex-
pected, will not be in any sense a happy
family, as the recently settled imbrogio has
stirred up much bad feeling.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
A Maryland shorIrr too nasiy.

Tho case of Sylvester Mayhem against
Charles Rupert aud Leonard Schoilert for
1000 damages has occupied the Circuit court
No. l for two days past. The complainant was
passing along Seventh near ID street at tho
time the buildings were having an improve
ment made to them and was struck on the head
by somo pieces of brick from the effect of
which he claimed to havo boon seriously in
jured and to tho extent Of the damages asked
for. Yesterday little incident occurred that
made a ripple oforcitenont for few minutes.
The plaintiff to the suit is said to be under in.
dictmont for larceny in Prince Georges county,
and Sheriff Richey, armed with his warrant,
came after Mayhow, and ho was arrested yester-
day by a policeman before the proper pipers were
prepared. The counsel for Mayhow in the civil
suit announced the fact to the court and Jus.
tice Macarthur commanded that the sheriff DO
brought IN. Colonel Cook explained that the
Maryland officer did not know that Mayhem
was interested in any proceeding before the
court, had not actually nado the arrest, and
also had released tho mau upon his own rccog.
nZlnce. The court was content with the
statement aud dismissed the sheriff.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
CortnIntIes In RelIgIon.

Joseph Cook will lecture on the above sub
ject Mt Lincoln Hall next Monday evening
This lecture is specially fitted for the time,
and likely, above all, to bo useful for thought
full minds engaged in seeking footing amid
tho quicksands Of doubt. There is fresh.
ness, power and lolt necessity IN tho way
in which it deals with tho engrossing qucs-
tions of our time, and, indeed, of all time,
which should commend it to earnest spirits
which feel that there must be God aud a
soul aud some way of bringing them together
aud which yet have got confused amid the
nogatious OF the dogmatic skepticism of our
day.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
is ININEFNSE-
DARIs spRrSG NOVELTIES

DARIs SPRING NOVELTIES.
ROUGE ABRIANopLE
YEDDO CLOTHS
BAREGE DORTA,
KASCHMYR LAHORE BEGE.
AFGuAN CLOTH. --.- . -
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE,
BLACK CANTON CREPE
BLACK SATIN DE LNoN, at ., $3.50 60 and
CoioRED SATIN DE LYON. at s!,;o
BLACK BROCAnE SAllNS. from Sl.I1 To ~
BLACK SILKS the-t makes. from 7'c. 10 -.
COLOlED SILKS new sha'lesl, from u tO $40;
BLACK SA1lNS, from 81 - S2.7ji
COIORED SAtINS tal prcesG
SUMMER SILKS, from G1tsc. to Si.2F;
BLACK GlktN ADlNES (ncW deslSnsG
BLACK \ AILrSIIK PEKlNS, from sl25 TO q;
VELVET GRENADINES;
PARASOIsS Nd SUN UMBRELLAS:
NEW STYLES IN FIStHUFS aud SCANFS
SPRING ULSTERS, JACKETS and WRAPS
NEW STY LES IN SIIAWLS, HOSIERY, HAND
KERCIIIFS, etc, &C. -
Our stock Is now very large and complete In MI
departments, aud is well worthy the attention of all
persons in scar, h Of GOOD wEARiSG FABRICS at
"Low PRICES"
RJ-"Une Price Only. Marked In Plain Figures"
PERRY a. BROTIIER,
Pennsylvania Ave, chr. Ninth ~.
uarls-0t Established IN 1870.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
Tho EsrIned Nun.

Miss Edith O'Gorman, known to the world as
'Tho Escaped Nun" who has been converted
to Protostanism and was for six years an in
mate of st. Jo5oph's Convent, Jersey City, is
coming to Washington next Monday evening,
aud will deliver an eloquent, startling and
thrilling lecture, March 22d. at Odd Fellows
Hall, entitled Life in n Convent" which
she says is world in itself. She has recently
been locturiug to crowded houses in other
cities, and claims to bo the first and only nun
who has ever appeared before the public rs y
speaker. Ladies will be admitted gratuit-
Ously.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
ST. P4TRTCEpS DAY.
Parade OF Irish socIetlos-Tho Matlnocs at
the Theatres.


As announced in yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
only three of tho Irish societies turned out
yesterday, so the St. Patrick's Day pageant
was not as grand Ms in past years In tho
morning the knights of st. Patrick, under
Commander James Rlgan, escorted by the
Knights of st. Peter, Commander j. II. Jen.
nings, attended mass at St. Peters church.
After tho services the two organizations were
joined BY the Knights Of St. Bernard, of
Georgetown, and marched with bands up
Pennsylvania avenue. Tho route lay up
Fifteenth street, past tho Executive Mansion
to st. AIMS Infant Asylum, whore their usual
annual contributions were made, thence to
Georgetown, returning over M.strcct bridge
to Twenty-lourth street, to X, to Fifteenth, to
q aud Seventh streets, aud through Louisiana
avenue to the City Hall, where tho limo was
dismissed.
Matinees were given ut the National
Theatre and Ford's Opera House yesterday
afternoon for the benefit Of the Irish Relief
Fund. Both performances wero well at
tended.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
Spring Novelties at Perry's.

The lady patrons of Perry & Brother, tho
well.known dry goods dealers, will bo inter
ested in the announcement that they havo
just received a large stock of Paris novelties
for the spring trade. The prices are very low.
The assortment includes Yeddo cloths, Afghan
cloth, Armurc cloths, Kaschmyr, Lahore bcge,
crepe lie chine, silks, satins and dress goods of
every description, new styles in shawls,
hosiery, handkerchiefs, spring ulstcrs and
everything which ono could find in first
class dry goods and dress goods establishment.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
The Cnpitni civ GUN club.

The regular weekly glass-ball practice of
this club WAS postponed from Saturday on ac-
count of the weather, and took place yoster-
day afternoon on Meridian Hill The follow
ing scores were made of twenty balls each;
L. NJ. Mcleod: l, /, l. l, l, l, l, l, l, l, 0, /,
l, 1. l, l, l, l, l, 1-l9.
L. i. Mills; l, l, l, 1, l, l, l, l, l, l, l, l, l.
1, l. o, l, l, lie,
W. w. Eldridge: 1, /, l, 1, l, l. 1, 1, 0, l, J.,
l, 1. l, 0, l, l, ], 0, liz.
II. L. Shepard l, 0, l, o. l, l, l, l, 1, l, l, l,
l, 1, 0, 1, l, /, 0, lie.
r. L. King: /, 1, /, 1, 1, 0, 0, o, l, 1, 0, 1, /,
/, l, l, l, l, 0, 1-l5.
e. $. Peck: /, o. 1, l, o, l, o, l, 0, l, o, o, O.,
l, l, 1, 0, l, l, liz.
p. f. Nagle: IL 1, 0, l, l, 0, l, l, o, l, l, 0,
0, 0, 0, l. ], 0, Ill.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
The Case of Stone.

The Acknowledgement has requested Dis.
trict Attorney COrkhil to furnish him with n
review of the evidence in the case of Stone,
the wife-murderer to be used in acting upon
tho request for n Communication of sentence.
There is general impression that Stone will
escape the gallows. but from all that can be
learned from the Executive Mansion there is
no foundation for such belief
National Republican., 1880-03-18
Dr. ron MoschsiSke,, 6l9 Nineteenth street north.
lrest. WaMindtOn. D. @:

DEAR SIR by the advice of Senator Vor.
heos placed myself under your treatment for
n case of throat disease and nasal catarrh. |
have reason to bo entirely satisfied with tho
result of your skill, and you are at liberty to
refer any one to me. q. II, DAyIDGE.
Chief of the Redemption Division U. S. Treas
ury Office.
March 49, 1850.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
a strnnger,s snhaen penth.

John Mccarthy, stranger who has been
stopping at the Keystone House, in this city,
died suddenly yesterday morning of pneu-
monia. DIR. Townshend, who has been attend
ing him. had the body conveyed to tho under
taking establishment of Mr.. A. Buchly, and
telegraphed the news of his death TO his
brother in st. Louis. A reply was received
yesterday afternoon, stating that Mr.. Nc
Carthy would be here to-day for tho remains,
which would DO sent to Stafford, Conn, the
former residence of the deceased.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

GENTLEMEN in pursuit of tho newest styles
of goods for spring wear, will find nearly 300
different patterns from which to make selection,
at the branch Office of Devlin s. Co.. 1920 L
street. Measures arc takcn here and the
clothing made up at the New York house.
Best styles OF cut and fit guaranteed in every
National Republican., 1880-03-18

THE best physicians assure us that DR..
Bulbs Cough Syrup is q reliable aud never.
falling remedy. All druggists keep it. Twenty.
nye cents a bottle.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
CITY ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, D, c, Jan, 10,

WAHHNGToN, D, c., Jan, 10, 1850.
II. H. Warner &c Co..
DEAR SINS; ! write to say that after having
taken your Safe Pills and finding them all
that is claimed for them in your circular,
cheerlully recommend them as the best Pills
in the market. JOSEPH PRATHER,
400 N street, Washington, u. c.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

THE Rowland Dental Association oil Four.nnd-
nhalf street, only 8. g. Whites artificial teeth.
Philadelphia. Price, 81 pOr set.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

Shortly after II o'clock last night fire was
discovered in the fancy store of Frank NJ.
Dixon, corner Eighth aud d streets southeast,
by Officers Wagner aud Dunnngton. An
alarm was turned in from box 5l3, aud the
fire department was soon upon tho scene
Despite the exertions Of the iremen the stock
WAS damaged TO the amount Of - 800, fully In
sured, however Tho building, which belongs
10 Mr., Thomas Kirby was also considerably
damaged, The fire is supposed to have been
Of iuueudiary origin.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
EVENING SESSION.

The conference reasscmbGd at Z o'clock.
The report of the committee on Western
Maryland College showed that the agent, Rev.
j. b. Walker, appointed to secure the sum of
S25, 600 by subscription to relieve tho college
from all indebtedness, had reported that he
had accomplished his purpose; that they
recommend the continuance of Mr.. Walker as
general aPont that the college has Ill
scholars "a males and 81 femalcs), ~ of whom
arc from Maryland; that in tho theological de.
partmcnt they have ten young gentlemen
preparing for the ministry, and that Professor
II. c. Cushing, viCe.presidcnt, had rendered
his resignation.
The stewards report stated that the presi-
dents salary for tho past year was S2O67.40;
other salaries $40 o92. go; deficiencies, s. 7S3 O4
on hand for conference expenses, Sll6,5l.
+. l.. Diukhouse submitted the following,
which was adopted:
That It Is tho sense of the annual conference in
! the matter of the EcuminiCal Council of Method
/ ism called by the NJ. T. Church, that unless IL
shall appear to the representatives named by the
several conventions of their church of 1871 TO said
| ECuminicGl Council, in the meeting OF the commit.
| tees OF correspondence, announced TO convene in
| Cincinnati, Ohio in the month OF May, prONlmo,
that The branches of non. Episcopal MCthodism pro-
pose being fully represented, and that some practi-
cal good will probably nure 10 them that they for
bear assent to further arrangements until the ques-
! ton can be reviewed by the ensuing general con-
| ference Of tho Methodist Protestant Church.
A hundred and fifty dollars was appro.
| priated to enable the Northwest Mission to
| cancel its indebtedness incurred during the
past year. il was agreed to instruct the rep
resentatives to the general convention TO take
such steps rs will speedily provide new
| hymual for the use of the VI. p. Church. The
president then announced the following
National Republican., 1880-03-18
Thermometrle neadIngs.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U. S. A..
March IL, 1880.
Indications.

For the Mllllc Atlantic States. warmer clear
or partly cugdy weather, nOrhorly wIais, varying
" soulAyaaer!y lower barometer
National Republican., 1880-03-18

$5 AND up for Pants, SEQ and up for Over.
coats, $3.50 and up for making aud trimming
Pants. J. A. Grcisbauer, 435 Ninth street.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

$40 SILVER American Watches,
heavy cases, adjusted movements. r. Harris
& Co., 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
y WlIITI. 4 CO..
Now AdyerlIsemlents.

For stIc-A bny marc.
Kiugs paucr, sli Seventh street
Ford - Opsm.l lIouse-."E "Enchantmont'
no Ict-part uf moderu.built house.
Paris sprmg novelties at Perry & Bios,
National Theatre Across the Continent
For Sale Hotel property in Rockville Nd,
National Republican., 1880-03-18
APPOINTNfENTS'

sub.district No. chairman, d. w. Bates !:
Newark, n. j., S. T. Graham; Wilmington,
Del, j. G, Sullivan; Cecil, Nd, c. T. Coshel
Rowlandsvlle, Nd, A.A. llarrimani Warwick,
Nd, L S. Rowe; Chestertown, Md, w, j. Nepior;
81. james, Md, f. T. Little; Kcnncdyyillc,
Nd, j. A. Weigand; Chesapeake Nd,
D. W. Bates; Kent Island, Md, r. r.
Smith; Queen Anne's Md, S. K. Murray;
Ccntrcyillo Md, d. G. GrecnlclI Crump-
ton, Nd, W. w. White; Lcip,c, Dol,
G. j. Smith; Clayton, Del, J. NJ. Yingmg;
Easton, Md, L. 7. Tagg; St. Michacls Nd, T.
o. Grouse; Talbot, Nd, and A. D, Melvin.
Sub.district No. 2--Chairman, W. NJ
Sirayer: Caroline, Nd, J. NJ. Elderdicc; Pros.
ton. Nd, w. J. d. Lucns; Dorchester, Nd, G..
o. Bacchus, and 4. T.. Coiboun, assistant;
Cambridge, Md, unsuppliodi Scalnrd, Del, II.
L Miskimmon; Milton, Del, Dashormer Mil.
ford, unsupplied; Laurel Del, }. T.. r. Ewell
Sussex, Del, j. l.. Loihchi Whaleyyille, Nd,
A. d. Dick, and W. F. Roberts, ASSISTANT
Salisbury, Md, j. NJ. Sheri dan; Union, Md, j.
l.. Suaugh; Quantico, Md, j. VI. Gilbert; Som
ersct, Md, j. NJ. Holiness SNOW Ill., Md, W. NJ
slmyer Franklin city, Nd, w. G. Holmes;
Pocomoko, Md, w. 4. Nuliant Pocomokc
City, Nd, ). A. Hobltzol Chincoteaguo, Va,
uusuppi,d; AcComac, Va r. II. MullinauX.
Sub-ds,r.ct, No. Chairman, S. b. Suther.
land: Bolair, Nd, 3. 7, Benson; Deer Creek,
Nd, W, r. Livingston; Su-quchauna, Md G.
NJ. Thompson; East Baltimore, Nd, J. B.
Jones; West Baltimore ND, J. D. Kinzcr;
Washington street. Baltimore, w. ]. Floyd,
South Baltimore, Nd, r, S. Norris Starr, Bal
timore, W. $ Hammond; Faith Mission, Bal
timorc, @. II, MeCroady; Baltimore Cir.
cult, A. r. Melvin aud D. w, Austin; Euaw.
Md, j. WI Trout Hampton, Nd, @. D. Mid.
d.elou; Fink5burg, Md, j, W, Charlton and J.
l.. Edudico; Stowortstown, Pa, j. l., Kill.
gore; Fuwu Grove, Pa, W. d. LitzugGr; West
Minister Md, S. B. sulhorandi 4puo Arun-
del, Md, J. +, Lasscll Md G. II
ATcFadeu; Ellcott City, Md, @. +.
FarIug; All Saints Md, j. r. Mich,
OLE; Flrst Church, Washington, j. w. Gray;
North Carolina Avenue Mission, Washington,
=. +. Hall; Ninth street, Washington, ID. vii.
son; Georgetown, D, O., J, y, Murray and T,
A. King; AlcNgudria, Va, i. i. Mills; Poto-
uuc u, c., II. C. Sleri GuilIold Va, unsup-
| piled,
Suh.disuict 80. 4-Chaimun, l.. W. Bates.
I LynchhuIg, Va. J., w. Bates; Campbell. Va,
uusuppicai S.utLsidc, Va, f. G. kiui SuTy'
Va, Z, r. McGlcsoT Norfolk Va, msup'
piled
sub district No.5-Chairman Jesse shroeye,
J Pipo Creek, Nd, G, II, Littlctou; Liberty,
National Republican., 1880-03-18

OPENING of Spring and Summer fino cloth
ing at the Famous to-day. No. 400 7th st.
n. w. cor. ID.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
FIyHERMtN,S LUCK.

FAMOUS, Famous, Famous means Famous
Carpet House OF Julius Llnsburgh.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

DON'T wait till you are disabled with rhou'
matsm before trying DuHng's Rheumatic
Remedy.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

Job Lot Solid silver Watches
t $3.50 Jacobs Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1880-03-18

Fnmons Parlsinn DinmondA.
Rcnnpointed ns Tlre CommIssionors.

et in solid gold mountings, drops, rings, otc,,
rom So up. r. Harris & Co.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

S2J Soil d Gold stem Wind
Watch, full jewelod, patent lever, warranted.
Iarris Il Co., 435. Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-03-18
An Inoondinry Fire in East Washington.

Go to tho opening of the " Famous" to day
No. 400 7th 81. u. W, cor, ID.
National Republican., 1880-03-18

julius LANsBURGH's Famous Low Prices
and great variety.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Walnut Notes.

/ concluded no one i'm this township
ever wrote to you upon the doings and
transactions Of this place. but in your
last issue l noticed Mr.. 4. J. X. gave
you the particulars about the donation
for the help of Rev. Tallman. We
have out here As in many other .ocali-
ties in Kansas. a Literary Society. and
rs We do not have our secretary, a.
some other societies do 10 report all the
proceedings to you, perhaps y few lit
tie notes on our strength and work
will be Of interest to other societies.
This society may lie said To- have been
organized seven years ago. We have
now about sixty members. We meet
ut the Summit school house on Tues
day of each week. Our exercises con-
sist of select reading, declamations.
essays, music. paper and debates each
week. Our officers for January are
President. w. Il. Townsend; Vice
President. Thos McHaffic Secretary,
John Wilson Treasurer. Fred Forch:
Seargent at Arms, James Young. \
large house grectsus on every evening.
The question for:,lebat- last week was,
Resolved, that Washington was u
greater military leader than Bonapari-
Decided in the affirmative Question
for this week. Resolved, That all the
Union soldiers Of the late war should
he peiI-ioned." We have hal some
wonderful evidences Of great journal
ism among our editors aud editoresses
this winter. IL seems n if there was
II Kind Of rivalry to see who should
have the honor of getting up the best
paper. Among those that have done
well are Miss Woodward. Mrs Wright.
Mr.. EkS,rand, Mrs. y. Farley, hut il
cannot he decided until all have had -
trial. Let all those that wish to at
tend a first-cia-s Literary, come ont on
Tuesday evening and We will try Ia
entertain and interest you.
A MI,.,tp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
. birds % yards rise, u
Yea. More Than Lovely.

Things are beautiful only by con-
trast. Possibly the flora Of the Alps
would not be near 80 lovely save in the
midst of 80 much ice, snow and rocky
desolatiOn. The dead sunfiOwer stocks,
which form an important part of the
glorious vision seen from Anderson :
HILL" would not look one half so love-
ly east into the fire and envelOped iy
the twisting and writhing flames. The
charming sunfiOwer is So important Il
parsonage" in the Kansas fiOra IA to
lend its presence in every beauteous
landscape. 1t clings TO the towns with
a aeatl-like grip, and the town faith
ers seem always disinclined to remove
it, To do il would cause n Revo-
luton. No, il is better to have its
sunny face staring at You from every
corner. 1t is always the loveliest
and bends the most gracefully in the
summer breeze, when strangers visit
our city with the purpose Of locating.
City fathers, spare the gentle sun
flower; touch not a single b6ugh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22

5. =. Donmyer shipped on Monday
last car load of fine porkers 10 Kan
sas City.
A little sou Of NJ. d. Cox died of
Diptheria on "Wednesday and was
buried on Thursday in Highland GEN.
etery.
Louis Donmyer. Sr.. who has been
confined tn his house for some time on
account of injuries received when
thrown from his buggy, is able In be
out again
II is with deep regrc, that we an
nounce the death Of David. son of Mr.
John Il. ltzen. He died on Friday
morning III dipiheria This i the
third ole Of Mr.. Items children that
have died of that disease i'm few DAYS
Of each other. The afflicted family
have the sympathy Of the entire com
munity in this, their sad bereavement.
a protractei meeting il now going
on Al the school ho,ise. and also a re-
vival meeting in the Cox school ho,i~..
by the NJ. T.. Church.
Mrs II. Hammer. of Lincoln Cen
tire, i>spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. J. Donmyer.
A broad smile crosses the euunie-
nance of wills Snyder when the hoy,
call him Pap. lis a girl and weighs
ten pounds. Cur.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Another BurQalry.

A number of burgalries have occur
red in Salina this winter. and in nearly
every instance they have been COM
mitted in the stores. The last one oc-
Cured last Thursday night. The
thieves cut hole in the panel of the
back door of Mr. T. NJ. Ludes' store,
and by this means managed to unlock
the door and effect an entrance. Prop
erty Ia the amount of So was carried
away, which comprised articles of diff
ferent descriptions. The same night
the valuable hunting dog belonging TO
Judge Foster, which was tied in his
back yard tnear the store was poisOn-
ed unto death. Probably the burglars
thought il was safer in their nocturnal
adventure To have no watch dogs
around. These petty burgalries which
have occurred have led to some Sin
vestigaiion,'. and il is believed the
malefactors will soon be exposed to
the world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Tod Ford,

Tod Ford, the lecturer, will deliver
his humorous lecture, SEQ West
Young Man." at the Opera House.
next Monday evening. IL you want
to laugh and enjoy most instructive
hours talk go and hear him. This is
the second entertainment of the lee
ture course proper. OF Mr.. Ford's lee
ture. the following is selected from the
many complimentary notices given
him:
''Go WEST. HOUNG MANA de
scriptive and humorous lecture. Ii is
one of the most instructive and anus
ing Of Mr.. FOrd's efforts. in which. by
a relation To his own personal exper-
fences, he gives an idea Of what the
young man who wishes TO follow the
advice "Go West" may expect To en-
counter.
The story Of his adventures. embrac-
ing, rs il does, the trials and pleasures
ola thousand miles by stage, KNAPP
sack incidents among the Rocky Noun
tains, a horseback ride through the
wilds Of Montana, Idaho and WASH
ington Territories, and a sail down the
picturesque Columbia river, Is thrill
ingly exciting and full Of intense in
terest
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Harmony Echoes.

The Harmony Literary Society met
al the appointed time with DIR. Van
Eaton i'll the chair. Quite number
were present. The first exercises were
some efficient points given ON parlia-
mentary usage. ny the President.
There being no regular business he
fore the society the remainder of the
evening was given to the literary ex-
ercises, which We must say were the
best since its organization.
The paper was the best we have had.
Mr.. Flack is merely the right man in
the right place.
Mr.. Editor, we would like Ia an
nounce in the JOURNAL, that the Re-
publicans of solomon township will
hold a caucus on the 9th of this
month. for the purpose of nominating
a township ticket. Caucus 10 Ice nj
O'Clock L. NJ, to he held at the voting
place Of said township.
Mrs. G. :. Martin returned from the
east last saturday where she has been
visiting her many friends i"r some
months.
Wesley Coun- il feeding fine lot of
cattle which he will market next
month. So.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-22
Died !,

On Saturday, January 10Th, isso, Of
after q weeks Hines. Cath
crime Itzen, aged 10 years, 3 months.
and Z days
On Friday. January 18th, lsso, Of
diphtheria, AFTER = severe illne.- Of
about two weeks. David Itzen, aged S
years, II months and Il days
Catherine and David were children
of Mr.. John and Mrs. Nancy Itzen. old
settlers near New Cambria, Saline
county, Kansas. who lost three child
dren between the Sd and the ID Of jan
uary, of thi. terrible disease-diPthef-
il. -Four other children have also
been seriously afflicted with the same
disease, but IL h thought they win NJ
cover. The family have the sympathy
Of the entire community. many Of
whom rendered valuable assistance
during the severe trial through which
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