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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

Total enrolment for the month IA
The following students have been
perfect in attendance, punctuality and
department, and have an average
scholarship of " or more:
High School-Mary Campbell, -
Luna Bierce, 80; Mabel Meade, q
Willie Campbell, 81; Ralph Peck, 81
Matte Harmon, 50: Anna Fleming
nj.
Sixth Grade-Frank VanEaton, 90 8:
VIM. Sharpe. s6; Narcissa DE Priest,
sc: Edith Bean. 96.
Fifth Grade Lulu Mccall, IS; Maud
Shultz, 81; Willie Eberhardt, 81. FL
Ia Weaver, %; Lemma Winel,erg, 96
Edmond Richey, 30; George Davis,
95 Effie Whitehead, ~.
Il. ID. FITZPATRICK, Supf.
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a Board Of Trade orssaized.

Two preliminary meetings, followed
by the election of officers last Monday
night, resulted i'm the organization o
Board Of Trade in this city. Nearl!
every business house in Salina is rep
resented, and there is every reason L
believe that the association will be an
efficient and permanent institution
| The nominations for the various posi-.
tons to be filed having been made 3,
previous meeting, the election Mon
day evening resulted rs follows:
President-Maj. JnO. W. Berks.
lst Vice President-FrankG OOdnow
"a Vice President-Robert Mark
land.
Directors for two years-Oscar Seitz,
+. W. Ober, &. Il. Underwood, J. G..
Rash. e. :. Radcliff.
Directors for one year-A. NJ. Claf-
lin, NJ. ID. Sampson, r.. Rothschild,
ID. Whitehead. &. Eberhardt.
Arbitration Committee-F. King
man, II. 4. Watson, A. NJ. Campbell,
VIC. Addison, NJ. NJ. Briggs.
Committee on Appeals-J. 4. Hay
ward, VIM. Berg. w. W. Bartlett.
Maj. Bcrks was unanimously elected
President. 1t was he who conceived
this project, and his well known ener-
gy and capacity are sufficient war;
rant that he will work untiringly for
its success. The next meeting will he
held a, I.ieierkranz Hall on next Mon
day evening. II is designed to Occu-
py this hall temporarily at least. We
understand that il is the intention of
the association to have their perma-
nent hail carpeted and otherwise fIrn-
ished in good style. We believe that
such an association, well kept up, can
not but prove an efficient aid in for
war,iing the interests of the city. The
meetings have been enthusiastic and
well attended. A cordial invitation
is extended to the business men of Sa-
lima to attend their next meeting.
Doctors, lawyers, bankers, land
agents, money lenders, property hold
ers, and ministers as well, may become
active or honorary members at $40 or
s. respectively, initiation fee,-S25O
cash, balance on call for actual Use.
Everybody should take hold. We
weuld like to see % persons present at
the next meeting night.
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A Queer Head.Raninman.

The Jesse Hoyt, a famous New York
steamboat, used tn have Tor head pan.
trynian bent aud crippled darkey
whose face was s-iull of hun"r n his
form was of kinks and knobs. ILL.,
name was Robert Smith, and hi- mai
ady Wa chronic rheumatism. lie
tried Giles f.inimcnt Iolidc Ammo
mia for week Of the pre~en; winter,
and next season intcnd- 10 a-toni-h
his old acquaintance on the Hoyt by
his appearance n a sound man.
Gil.s' PILL cures orysipcla-. -old
by J. %. Campbell. Send TOR pam
phlct. In. GIIr-.
l3p West broadway. y y
Trial sire - cents.
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Troeeees69s o. me ooafe o. Co@ms'
sionefs.
The county board OF Commissioner
were in session last week closing u
business for the year. On the 9Th an
9Th their time was occupied principal
~ in allowing bills.
On the 9TH various bills were al
lowed.
The resignation Of +. &. Harvey q
school examiner was presented and nc
cepted. T. ID. Fitzpatrick was appoint
ell to fill the vacancy.
! The Viewers reports on the petition
of Thos. Riordan and others askin,
for road in Dayton township; o
Jesse Jarrett and Others for q road IL
Elm Creek; Of ]. p. Morgan and 9th
ers for u road i'm Dayton township
were acted upon and the roads prayed
for were established.
Petition was presented by David
Emmiit and others asking for road In
Ohio township, the Board appointing
Geo. Hawley, Evander Light and
VIM. Sweeny as viewers, who will
meet at Mr.. Sweeny's house on the
10th of February to proceed to view
said road.
Petition Of Charles Mehn and Others
asking for road i'm Solomon township
the Board appointing }. II. Taylor,
Z. Post and r. II. EanEat"n as view
ers, to meet at }. II. Taylor's on the
isth OF February TO proceed to view
The road.
a Pe'itioh was presented Tor avid
ing Pleasant Valley township, which
was iai" over.
Inc pe'ltloh ior re-adhlittihs sections
o. 80 ana 10 10 -" ashihgtoh township
from spring creek township was re-
Jected.
Oh the sth besides passing sundry
DIS the ROAD prayed ior III the petit
t'oh OF Chauhcy Iait, IN spring Creek
township was es'aoiisheu.
vi Tie ''h II was oruered that the
moneys coh'r'o"'eo ny Daytoh' SOLO
i''o'i al" Eureka townships, ior AID
'is Ill oa'io'hs orloses, III 'ne nahas
OF the chairman OF the bsard' should
tie paid over 10 the country treasurer,
ana py MN disoursei Is special bridge
iuhds. lie amounts thus turned over
were: Dayton township oo,O; SOLO
mon 81 ,'s..o; Eureka siW.
Suhdry Oils were allowed.
lhe viewers report ON ths McEhhe
ROAD ih Sreeiey township was acted
upon. damages were allowed fatrick
Doian' s'o' ana ). NJ. anderson s'''
anu the ROAD was estaDiisieu.
The petition OF ). NJ. Anderson and
DINERS Tor q ROAD In Hreeiey township
Was approved ana the road esfah-
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J. &. Rash x Son.


Fresh Oysters ut Lays.
Toys of every description at Lays.
Bring in your hogs to Radcliff Bros
Buy your Groceries of j. e. Rash &
Son.
Diaries for lSs0-fine Ones-at White
head Il Seaman's.
School and Miscellane Gus Books at
A. 7. 4 NJ. II. Grier's.
Furs, Furs! Furs! now Is the time
to buy ut actual cost at ODER, Hageman
4 Whittredge's.
Big bargains in Boots and Shoes,
call and see them.
LITOwIcH Il WOIsIEFFER.
Buy Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and
Shoes Of J. &. Rash & Son.
Groceries. the best and the cheapest
ut the Palace Store Of Litowich 4
Wolsieffer.
Three cloaks left. One of them is q
$50 cloak which We will sell at a very
reduced price.
J. c. RASH 4 Son.
wANTED.-All the hogs in the coun-
try. RADCLIFFE Bros.
For fine steaks and roasts call ut
Adler's meat market.
Radcliff Bros. will pay the highest
market price for hogs.
At Burk's grocery store you can OBJ
tain the best goods for the least money
Chew JacksOn's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
Seasonabie fruit always found at the
City Bakery.
Oh yes! Oh yes! Oh yes! cheaper
than you can steal them. Come and
see ut
ODER, Hogeman & Whiaredge's.
Red flannel underwear will be sold
at cost or less, To close, at MARYLAND.
Dodge 4 Moore's.
Go to J. G. Rash 4 Sons for any
g, ~A
s y"
All WOOL e"rhigah JaeAe's ~of'" w.
will sell for ~. at MARYLAND, Dodge 4
A. l. q NJ n. ufier VIII seh ."e''
so'i- al prices 10 sun inc 'iffs- reA-
49,
o'er'"as' o'erea's os'
cheap eheaper' cheapest nov ) '"e
time I'd guy oI
o'e'' H"yen'"" ""'''Fe"v'
Choice fruit and candy at I'd WIT
TO" ms Au se' ''u'
Apply '" "'s"'P .
- ." "s -
goSi e'p"s, j. o"'"'ns up INV 's"e
al The Old Adf"c"'e buiidins
Two overcuat ul-ters cheap at SIS,
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The 0estt Ever Knew Of.

j. q. Starhcy, a prominent, and in
fiueniial citizen Of Iowa City, says: ~
have had the Dyspepsia. and Liver
Complaint for several years, aud have
used every remedy ! could hear of.
wiihou; any relief whatever. until {
saw your SHILOH Viiali>er advertised
in our paper. aud was persuaded TO try
IL. II l. certainly the i-r-t remedy {
ever knew ~. Price ., ei- r>s,l,l iy
H. NJ sale. Salina.
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Choice Iowa Peach Blow Potatatoe.

Choice Iowa Peach Blow Potatatoe>
at J. c. RASH 4 Sous.
All winter goods at actual cost at
Ober. Hagcman & Whittredge's-
| BARGAINs.-One fine dolman, worth
so for SIS; One fine dolman, worth
SIS for Sill, at MARYLAND, Dodge 4
MOOre's.
Everybody are buying goods at the
Palace Store, as they say they can get
more goods for $l.O0 at Litowich K
Wolsieffer's than any other place in
Kansas.
Buy your dry goods, notions. boots,
shoes, hats, caps. groceries and queens
ware Of J. c. RASH < SON.
Winter goods cheap,
% cheaper,
q cheapest,
at cost, At
OJer, HdgenHa & Whinredge's.
Call and see our Cloaks. You can
buy one very cheap. Come and make
| US an offer.
LiTOwICH & WoLsIEFFER.
Millinery Goods at Cost. Call and
get bargains at A. T. & NJ. II. Grier's.
Wanted q fresh milch COW. Enquire
at the Pacific House.
Houses to rent and rents collected.
BISHOP 4 CHACE.!
There will be an election of trustees
Of Salina Lodge No. ~, 10. q. r., on
the 18th inst. Members please take
notice. JOHN II. gibson. Sec'y.
IS-sw
WANTED-a girl experienced i'm gem
erai hOusewOrk. Apply 10 Mrs. X. I.
Watson, Eighth street.
The cubeb cigarettes are the popu-
lar thing. Try them. You will find
them at Seitz's Drug Store.
Iowa Peach Blow Potatoes, a, Mark
land, Dodge & MOore's.
A lunch table especially prepared for
the farmers at the Delmonico, Thach-
er's old stand
A full supply of Cherokee. TT. Scott
and Hannibal coal at Kingman 4
Rising's-Farmer's Elevator.
WANTED-A girl to do general
hOusewOrk. None but thoroughly
competent person need apply. Apply
Mt this Office
Board and Room for two i'm private
family, corner Iron avenue and Tenth
street.-tf. l. II. GRAY.
We have fine DOllmans and fine
Beaver ClOaks on hand which we will
sell at 70 per cent. less than cost, rath-
er than keep them over. Come and
price them. RorHsCHILD Bros.
WANTED-TO rent my farm Of 100
acres y miles west of Bavaria. The
place is well improved.
49-4t ID. w. PERKINS.
A full supply of Cherokee, Fl. Scott
and Hannibal coal at kingman 4
Rising Elevator.
Fred. johnson will allow discount
OF 10 per cent in price on all goods Or
dered of him during January and Feb
ruary.
Farmers take your dinner or lunch |
ut the DelmOnicO; Ed Wittmann, pro
prietOr.
We have speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrah, Diphtheria, Canker
Mouth, and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S
CATARRAH REMEDY. A nasal In |
jectOr free with each bottle. Use il If |
you desire health and sweet breath. |
Price 80 cts. For sale by HOWARD
NJ. SALE, Salina. Kansas.
LOsT.-On Wednesday, Jan. 18th, |
1850, one black leather pocket book,
containing at least s2l in cash and
some papers. The name Of IF. W. |
Biggs, Junction City, KS" appeared
on the inside. The finder will be- lib |
orally rewarded by leaving the same
ut this Office or ut Bartlett x Jenkins
meat market.
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NothiRo Like n.

yarkson's Common Sense Lini-
ment-gnod for man or beast-will not
burn or blister. Requires no rubbing.
cooling, soothing. strengthening. A
positive cure for all ailments requiring
An outside application. For sale by
Oscar Seitz, Druggist. Wholesale
agents-McPike a Fox, Atehisnn,
Ksnsas.
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a eoo1 ~.

A. ian ounce Of prevention Is worth
pound Of cure" IL 10 . good plan O.
buy bottle Of KREss' FEVER TON
Ic. and during the season vhen Chiils
and Fever are prevalent. take . small
d@ oily, thus preventing the ps-'-
biiity g cnnfF.cting any Nalarial dis
ease- Nysu have the Ague buy . lot
de an1 - UFed prompsIy and surely.
The 0sa<y Nfunded II IL doss MOI cure.
IL coosains 10 Quinine 90 Poison and
b pleaant - oAks.
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TRADE?


FoE Any of THE FOLLOWING
Northwest quarter see. He ~
slGd". II ,"o Trade. balance ,l,-h sn,i
time.
Northeast quarter See. III, la
$500. star trade. balance ca-h aud
time
Southwest quarter See. . IT, Nv
~ 90. la, acre. Sl"ping prair.-. ~
| milc- southeast frnm -1i.na aud bat
| three from timber ou ia. smoky uili
| river, and from A--aria. "n the i~alin,
X >outhwc-tsTn u o.. '.oni trains,
house a'S2s-ihr-s Tooin- and ga acre
Of old land. fruit trrc- and st",k wairr.
st'sp tr,'is, ~ $50 cash i,ainn., "n hong
time
Ea-; half SO. - l..-Sw. ss,si
I'll pS trade, balance each and time.
Northwest quarter Sec. si-Ii-aw.
-, tS. II $50 trade. izslsnre e..i. .i,i
tim.
Northsast quarter of northeast quar-
ter see. - i5-Sw, sbD. 40 ,fad.
balance cash aud time.
East half Zee. B-is-,s. s...b
~ ,sS trade. balance cash and time.
West half -ec. i5-is Nv. - i>si.
Ia" trade. balance cash and time.
North half sse. 81. -. "a, >. ..,8i
y $50 trade. i'aisIce cssi and lime.
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Notice.

Collection. COR city aud county. ac-
counts, bills aud notes solicited. strict
attention la business and prompt ~
turns of all collected moneys AMI notes.
Oiflce on Santa Fc avenue. west side.
north of Ash street. Books posted
accounts balanced and bills made out
Commissions moderate, according L.
financial standing of IN. pay",-. With
former long experience. in ihIs line "i
business W. solicit the general patron
age Of the public.
IL / DEE--EN & 10
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On the 9th day 81 October. tsss. one
Red and Whit. steer. The Owner ran
have the -an,c by applying a, the farm
Of ia. undersigned, 3 mile northu 81,
Of Bavaria. and paving Charge oi
keeping aud this notio..
t7-2w tuEt-. PiNKI>srH..
:. y. M't'oy keeps Ia stock the i.e-t
grocerie- ia the market lie invite
AL to cali aud examine hi- x,s-fs
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On Christmas eve, between the OIer.,
House and the Christian Church. or
in the church, a fur cape The finder
will please return the same Ia my
stable. NJ. GNRyEHICu.
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For Rent.

The front room in the second story
of our store building, No. l05, Santa Re
avenue. II is . most desirable hall,
- < 90 feet located in the central part
Of the city. To a permanent and desi-
rsble tenant it will he fitted up 10 suit
their business. RADCLIFFE Bros.
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SheriH's Saic

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80 L.tsENsoFTs.
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s'zts - tHs-ss To- ths sA-srs snfIti-J - $50 -
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ko"J.Bg ne '.fk 'iog q, Is5.. 4. 10. iss,I.
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On Fast side Sth street, ssuth Of Iron
avenue, DIR. :. T. Doid, minister.
Will preach Lori's day, 18th, at IL
o'clock. Subject, The only Founda-
ton" also at P. NJ. Subject. Zone
God" Sunday-sehool and Bible Class
at s:S. Prayer meeting next weines-
day, sl.t. At 80 r. NJ. Subject, The
Bible. Public invited. Seat. free.
Strangers welcome.
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Died.

Al hi. re-id~nce on Tenth s;r.~f
Saturday, January isb. lsss. John
K.einseisfi, tsih~rof Nrs FL Whitman
The funeral -~rvie~- occurred n the
residence 81 the deo-z..-i. Noadsy,
Mr.. KIeinSeli has s-~n . sufferer Got
.~yS.aI year~.
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We keep the largest variety in town.
We will give you better Tea for -
cents than you can get elsewhere for 80
cents per III. Come and try few lbs.
and il it don't prove "a We say the
money will he returned at the Palace
Store. IIrowIcU X Wor-IrFfFR
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Tn Ous Sved;sh Citizens

We have perfected arrangements by
which we can furnish the Journal
and the .Srenskd Hdroifen at the rate
Of 500 per year to each subscriber
starr in with the new year with both
PAPERS, and he happy
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For SSle.

The Central Hotel Of Lind-burY.
Kansas, is for rent or sale ut = r-s-on-
able price. For particulars a.idrsss
s. p. Lindgr-n, Lindsburg. Kansas
at
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Notice.

The annual meeting Of the Kau-a-
Valley Detective Association will taxi.
place at the City Hall on saturday
Jan. l.. lisa, at I::o O'clock 4. VI.
THOMAS ANDERSON, Pre-.
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uaersv,I Fsrn ,UsaseI.

Wanted, an improved farm near "a
city GO town Adsir-. immediately
giving fall information - b Is<.siss
Improvements. price and trim.
wn- CrrrAoE. wyandott~. K..-
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\ wheelharrow was borrowed Of me
about a month ago. The party who
borrowed it will please return the
same to INV stable.
MARTIN GARvFEIyu.
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Iron and brass castings, stone fronts.
or and cane mills, engine repairs, &c.
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A paper on ..The pi.advan,..e Of

A paper on 1.-THE Disadvantage al
City Boys" by Rev. Washington
GLADDEN., of Springfield, Mas, is an
nOuneed for an early number Of ~.
Niehoias. The article is said Ia he
based entirely on personal statistics
gathered from a hundred prominent
business men concerning their sur
roundings. habit, of life, ETC., during
boyhooJ. The statements thus col
leeied will, il is announced, exhibit a
remarkable showin. of the .'Di-a,i-
vantages Of City Boys" and enforce
strongly the authors hints toward a
>ucee~sfnl life The paper. moreover.
is addressed directly To the BOYS them
selves
Our druggists are selling large guam
Titles of Dr. Marshall's EromoIine. IL
certainly j. the best medicine for =
di>or,lered liver. dyspepsia, etc. SOLD
10y Oscar SeirZ.
Mothers do n", let yeur ,larline-
suffer with the whoopiny cough. U~e
DIR. Marshalr> Lung Syrup and the
little sufferer will soon find relief.
Prio, 81 a hottie. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
kingnIan X Ri>ing-dcaler, in coal.
lime, plaster, cement, etc. nj Farmers
Elevator. have a full supply Of all
goods in their line. They have an Of
flee AT Whitehead 4 Ssaman'> and n,
III Harms cigar store. where ordcr-
can be left, and they will rcceAe
prompt attention.
How often it happen, that minor all
meni> terminate M serious nIaladie-
through neglect. This j. specially true
nj complaints affecting In. throat and
lung. When -,othed and healed hy
the bal-smic arti". of Thomas El.c-
tric Oil, the organs 1T respiration an,
rescued from the mo>, serious peril.
Pain and inflammation of all kinds are
relieved hy tlIcirprcpars,ion. See the
advertisement
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Some Of the warlike youths about
town organized military company
the other day. The boy who was elect
Ell Captain was provided with a shot
gun, loaded with paper wad," and
instructed To "shoot on the spot any
man who dared to ''break ranks"
without orders. One rebelliOus sol
dier, with mntiny in his heart and
blood in his eye, dared 10 brave the ire
Of fhe naughty Douglas who bore the
shot gun, wherenpon the latter hauled
up his shooting iron, biaZed away and
tenders neck. The boy is not severely
wounded, but suffering somewhat.
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Named 10 Iradr

\ fr-t-claS- Piano, warranted A.
good as new for a span of larse work
horse. Enquire AT this oili,r.
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Found.
Kansas Central Foundry.

A lady's gauntlet glove, near Mr.
Ober's residence. Call at this Office.
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Salina Public Schools.

The following is the average enroll
ment and attendance of the SaIina
Public Schools for the month Of de-
cemlr.r.
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Miss Mary P. Wright, in an inter-
esting article to the Brookvillc hide
pendent. descriptive of the recent State
Teacher Institute, says of DIR. Bishop
Of this city, the following:
With others on the committee Of in
PRODUCTION is DIR. Bishop of Salina. In
fact he II a prominent and honOred
member Of the Institute Throughout
its session.
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Mrs. BURNErT's new story in scrib-
ner will begin in the Midwinter Feb.
number and will consist of four month
ly parts, for each of which Mrs. FoOte
has drawn an illustration. The open
ing scene is a North Carolina summer
resort. and the theme is one Of which
Mrs.. BURNETT seems fond of treating,
viz: an affair of the heart bet tween two
people Of widely different ranks of life.
The contrasts of city and country life
are strongly made in the characters,
who are Miss Ferrol, quasi-literary
women from New York in search of
new types" her brother, Lawrence
Ferrol, who has a tendency To regard
everything rs literary material" and
Louisiana" a supplemented country
girl. ignorant alike of Ruskin or Of
Worth, and who Is said 10 Ice one of
the most attractive of Mrs. BURNErr's
characters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

The following item is taken from
the Cleveland tO) Voice Of January
iih. The "Centennarian" referred Ia
is also the great aunt Of Mrs. l.. NJ.
Tuttle, of this city:
The one hundr.dth birthday Of Mrs. sally Wild
er great aunt Of Dr. W. 4. Horton. Of this city.
celebrated At PittsG-li. LILLE town youth .;
Oberiia. on New Year, Day. / large number of
friends gathered 10 join In the festivities. Five
surviving children were present, the eldest heing
-, and the youngest IS year, Of age. Four gener-
alton. represented at the feast. numbering
about 20 in ALI. pr. W. 2. Horton acted master
ofcrremonies and the celebration highly inter
esting. Mr.. Wider Wa "A native of Ma-Sachu cts.
hat ha. resided Ia Ohio since issi. She il enjoy
ing excellent hesifh snd is well preserved for one
OF such extensive age. and has every prospect VI
surviving many year. longer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15
CIoSkS, CIoakS'
Lost

To close ont AT your own pric.-- al
Litowich * Wol-iciier's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

Highest cash price paid for hog, by
Radcii6 Bros.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-15

The bell Of the Presby terrain church
is in such a cracked condition as 70 l,r
almost useless. The melody" of its
tones has fed. A move is being made
to support the cracked and used up
article with a bran new bell Ii is
the purpose of the church to purchase
a 100 pound bell, which will cost in
the neighbOrhoOd of 500, provided the
citizens generally can be induced to
subscribe. A is well-known "a num-
Der of the other evangelical churches
have been in the habit of regulating
the time of their services 10y the Pres
byterian bel, and as long as these
churches have no bells. would il not
he well for them TO assist In helping
on the subscription list. A bell Of the
weight proposed would he of much as
sistance TO all.