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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29
Tho National.

This hotel continues TO grow in favor with
tho public, and it issimply because il is first
class Ia all It's apartmemets. Travellers 20
there because the fare ia good, and the beds
and rooms comfortable. The iocsl patronar a
II enjoys Is owing 10 tho fact tina. residents
have Tried the house and found Il all to be
desired. ~
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To tho Editor OF the Herald.
Our city begins to feel the necessity for
more cross-streets... One is badly needed rum
ming from Commerce street to Elm, between
Sycamore and ErvSy streets. A cross-street
could DO made a worry small cost if our city
fathers will only go to work at once and
purchase lots for this purpose.
CITIZEN.
DALLAS, Dec. IS, 1880.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

An immense lot of beautiful and novel
Photograph Albums and Autograph Albums,
opened yesterday, at Aldridge & Walter.
These goods, Of the latest designs, having
been delayed in transportation, arc being
offered at remarkably low prices. :"
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ANice Thing for "a Christmas presen

from gentlemen to his wife, is a key O
nails. Now r Il. Bell keeps Christmas nails,
stoves and in fact everything in thu hard ware
line, which he is selling at the lowest prices
overheard Of in Dallas. He sells at whole
sale or retail.
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PROGRAMME.

PART 1,
Song..'',.We Arc Bond of sehoolmates
Opening Address .'..,' cora ro,oou,
Recitation Merry Christmas. Bronte ISes"er'
hlstorlce4 sketch. William Penn Merla
Hepalty.
hec.tation =; bet-iims Again. Walter Parker.
S..';.i;.,,,LtIie Birdie go. The Little Girls,
i,secitatioh. "A Nut to Crack. Katie Sheets
Recitation, Johnies Opinion of Grandmothsr
Reading, Curfew Must Not Ring To. Night
Madeleine Boren
song, God Bless tho Dear Ones at Homo
fha Girls.
Recitation, III Wsro a-claus, Frod Wan
dekin.
Composiiion, What Saw at Galveston. Vert-
ner Hayes.
.',;tlora waltz. Cora Taggart.
neoitatioh, wonder Land, Maybelle Stannage
Hecitation Little Birds Laura Targart
song, ..".,.. Loving Words school
Recitation, Hang the Stocking ia the Corn-p.
y,t. Myrtle Leeper.
t Ses,f', Time. Bessie Holloway
neauipS -. .slumber Song. Alice Brynn
song, Hope Beyond, Sophia and Emma Royley'
heciatl9h, Give the Little Boys Chance,
Ava Hardie, Spencer Hardie, and
Mat, Oscar Stannage.
Oloiosu9, Grandpa and Grandma, Charlie
hargis and Maybelle Stannage.
Essay, The Mission of the Dewdtop' Grocs
song OF the Birds Scbooi
Recitation, Naughty Jack, Harold Die kinson i.
INTERMISsIoN.
PARTII.
song. ....... Temperance. Henry Brvan.
dialogue. the Quarrel OF the Flow ers O dean
Christmas, Clara Reach; Rose, Cora Tasgart
inly Madeleine Boren; Daisy, Katie hardle,
violet, Emma Rowley; Poppy, Myrtle Leep-
er; sweet Pea, Alice Bryan; Sunflower.
sophia Rowley; Cowslip, Laura TagCart;
Fuchsia, Katie Sheets.
onristrnas carol; .:.....m."...T The Flowers.
School Report
Recitation, Visit of st. Nick, Edna Throope.
After the exercises Miss Maybelle Stennage
presented to Mrs. Dickinson in behalf of her
schoolmates, a very handsome individual
castor, which was pleasantly received.
Inis school will open, after one weeks
vacation, on January 3D., 1881, with Miss
Fannie j. Kach SO assistant teacher.
JOHN G. Mccoy.
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Call on +. NJ. Clover, watch maker and
jeweler at W. II. Patterson & Cos drug
store, III Lamar street, and cast your optics
on my celebrated Australian diamond pin.
No charge for exhibiting.
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Meerschnnrn NoyAItiea

Gentlemen should call at Ell Espanol
smokers parlor and 500 the new elegant as
sortment Of genuine nserschsum cigar hold
ers. Seventy,fye different styles, ranging
in price from 81 TO $25. Suitable article for
Christmas present
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Imported Cigars at Reduced Prices.
The celebrated imported Havana brands,
Londres and Conchas, are sold at 2 for %
cents, at 81 Espsnol smokers psrlor.
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Mrs. DickinsOn's BehOOl Exhibition.
A select entertainment in the way of G.
school exhibition was given by Mrs. Dckin-
son at her school house, on Commerce street,
last Friday. The exercises consisted of mu-
SIC compositions snd recitationa. The mas
lerly way in which the pupils performed
their duties shows that careful hand has
been faithfully developing their mental cana
cities. A thorough training only could pro-
duce the satisfactory results Witnessed bv
psrenis and friends. y
The following is the programme Of the or
ter Imminent: W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

All lines of our immense stock OF mems
ladies' and children's boots and shoes greatly
reduced in prices. Call carly and secure
bargains OF Leon Kahn's.
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1000 Trimmed Hats, Gaps,

turbans, bakers caps, and bonnets to match
our suits, the newest shapes and colors to
select from, OF K. Bauman's millinery parlors,
706 Elm street.
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gadles' Suits.

Baunan sells cheaper than any other
house; convince yourself at Baumans, 7O6
Elm street.
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ROSENFiELD & BONDS
DEPOT.

We can now offer to the public the most
select stock OF groceries ever brought 10 this
place. AmoAg great many articles that, ior
want OF space, we cannot mention, we quoe
the following;
New choice French prunes at e5c per ID.
New citron, best, 40 ctS per Id. Dried cherries
10 cts per Id, Sesdless ralsins 30 cts per ID.
Best london layer raislns IS 90 for full box,
81 rs per u box. 81 rs per 4 box. Valencia
raisins 10 cts per Id. Finest quality mlnoe
meat l21a cts per Id, Apple butter l2H ctsR per
lb. Fruit jams at s5 cts q can. Fruit Jelly,
from 10 ct glass 20 a 10 Id can ut 81 %.
Dried shaker corn at Is cts pound. Fresh
Thurber's farina at 10 cts u p'kge. Preserved
ginger 10 cts per jar. Wiener sausage 2bcts
per pound. Preserves OF all descriptions.
Drink mono but the Overland OoIong
Tea, the hest in the market 81 % per h. Gen,
uine olive oil 81 90 per bottle, 80 cts pei, y
bottle. Plagniol's olive oil ~ cents per bottle
Queens olive oil 40 cts per bottle.
Remember we sell none but the best Of gro
oeries, goods guaranteed as represented;
ROSENFlELD \ BOND.
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Fitzgerald, No..6 Lamar street.,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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Atlas Portable Engine took First Pre-
MUM at 81. Louis Fair, 1879.
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Has your child cold-csll at your Gruga
giat for Hamburg Syrup.
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Connor's drug store is the place to buy
Christmas goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

Work boxes, autograph albums, pocket
books, gold pens and holders, at Aldridge d
Walter, corner Main and Lamar streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-29

A fine custom made, black cloth Top, ladiea'
button boot, sold at the remarkably low
price of So Mt Leon Kahn's.
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just received a new line of Holiday styles,
silk and stiff hats, and they are immense, at
Leon, Kahn's.
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wanted, 100000

Bushels Of corn, by f. A. Glass & Co., at
their corn shelter, south side Of public square.
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Minco meat and apple butter OF Levi 8
Bros.
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Just she Thing You Want,

Blankenship & Blake sell the Hunstable
hoot
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ODLnaAElN.
Only d. 90.

Over stocked and sell at cost, 60 TO Bau.
man, 705 Ella street.
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Ladies' Saw Raumau

is always busy, snd makes quick sales and
.msll profits. h, Bauman, FOG Elm stree.
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Go 10 Connor's for drugs. Look for tho
prismatic lamp. Wv
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$4,000.
DIAMONDS

$4,000.
DIAM0EDs
DIAMONDS,
DIAMOND
At Knep1y's.
Tho grAndest display ever made in the
state
Special Inducements this week.
The Largest Diamonds,
Tho Purcst Diamonds,
The Prottiest Diamonds
Ever on exhibition in Dallas.
DsS"Cal at once and SEQ them OF
KNEPFLY's,
GA Main Street. olI
Ladies' Say Bauman =,
is always busy, and makes quick sales and
.msl profits. n, Bauman, FOG Elm stree.
----t%t---
Go 10 Connor's for drugs. Look for tho
prismatic lamp.
Wanted, 100000
Ill. %
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Stetson's fine pocket hats in all styles, Just
received for the holiday trade, at Leon
Kabn's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

n +
Farms0 take your dinner or luu<
1t the Delmonico; Ed wittmanu. Pre-,
prietor.
shiloh's Ca;a.rh Remedy. A mar.
vellous ece Tor Catarrh, Diplheria,
Canker mouth, and Head Ache. With
each bottle there Is an ingenious nasal
injector for the moro succsssful treat
ment Of the complaint. withoa. extra
charge. Price IS cts. Sold by II. ".
Sale, Salina.
Use DR.. Marshaii's Bromoline 10
cleanse the blood and stimulate the
liver; and health will follow promptly
and surely. Sold by Oscar Seltr.
Kingman 4 Rising-dealets in coal,
lime, plaster. cement, ele- I, 81 Earmer,'
Elevator, have b fun suppH OF al
soods in their line. They have an Of
dee at Whitehead & Sesman's and q,
II. Harms cigar store, where orders
can be len. and they will receive
prompt attention.
Ifyou have friend " ho is troubled
with . cough or cold. tell him 10 TRY
DIR Marshal's Lung Syrup. lie vii,
thank YOU ZOE your advice. Price 81 3,
bottle.
Those intoler,biy painful aud can.
SANITY hars--ing thing, called pile.
which trouble ~ many people, are
>Oon healed by THoNAS' ELECTRIC
OiL-the great external remedy Snr
physical sufY-rin. and mean, of rcliry-
Ing pains 4 very small quantity
achieve, results OF the most gratifying
kind. The advertisement of thi, rcn-
edy should ne read. Note Eelcc,ric.
selected and electrified.
b.. - s.af-r NaSsrs ~ Isna4lsfce
ltsis sererc attack Of Calls aud fever. Itsiea
1ssnin-, Ars'ase aud -sssy re1~iy that cSaid
hesr AZ Giles; Eli, all Liai,asa; sa,.is ears-
p'-f~ cur- Of M.
NE EEgXSIrn DENTS;
:. EA,; Forty -ar>t .;f~rt
''is--' f'i'- -~ts- iste.. so.iss }. q. css,rssH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

In my iig2easion last week to Linds-
borg, omitted to notice In full the
Gypsum Greek representation In that
embryo city, In addition to Amos and
Thomas, who are In the livery busi-
ness. there 10 the siRe qua nor ut Ober
4 HagemAn's, ]. w. Aldridge, who Il
ever ready and willing 70 sell goods
and also to cell you on some practical
Joke. We we're pleased to take by the
hand MP. Hiram Alerton, who l. In
attendance ct the elevator Of Powers
4 Wickhsm, and Il alWsys glad TO pay
the highest price for grain.
There We found Captain Riley run
ming 0sst-elsss restaurant, who used
10 rustlcafe on the West branch. We
perceived thai he Il still ss natural q.
life and that bis shadow has not grow o
less-
Aud now W. II. A,nos, another OF
our Gypsum iArmers. h occupying the
Central House, and will from Lence-
forth furnish . table for hungry tssv-.
elem and furnish such bsds o. will en-
able the tired to WOO natures sweet
restOrer. We had written him up for
Hays City, but he inclined South. ~
he Was too young Q man 10 take the
adviee Of the Tribune philosopher.
We predic, very early wheat harry
est. especially on the sandy bottom,
land, n there Is no interference with
the rapid growth that i l,eiug made in
spite Of the pinchipg fro-te oi the past
few days. Warm winds and rain will
briog iton very rapidly. aud although
our winter has been rather y mild one.
we have hal about the average amount
Of cold weather. aud may lSok TOR the
usheriny in of Spring. Farmers sr~
sharpening aud t,vsnishingtheir ,,low-.
preparatory TO turuiug the soil. Ii.
however. We are caught in the field In
y snow storm, we slsall not c0nipisin.
.. Il ba. bccu said The tarnIue unier
With tue pio~ OF spr!uc enoG. Zurich.
9. thoSd4 su1 prUisccs good crop.
More pco6aA1Y. ws expect. II Is the
early plo~iu8 ed planting. soon the
intellectual hsrvcSl Of the farmer will
Be laid aside With . visw 10 the wascr-
iai hArvess that h IA J,spSrScs. and on
which depends, measIsably. the cosn.
@ercisi and individual prosperity Of
oil. ASoS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19


The Kansas City Tasss, Of last FRI
day, contained the following pars..
graph:
s. J. Gilmore. Land Commissioner
Of the Kansas Pacific Road, IL In the
city. The headquarters Of the Land
Department viii be removed to this
city from SallnA In about two months
aud occupy quasters near the Union
Depot. ,,.-at
This news was unexpected and cnea-
ted quite . commotion among our pso-
pie when learned. The location Of the
Land Department at this place has
been Of great advantage to the city,
and - . matter Of course Salina il re-
luctant 10 part with il. There IL no
doubt Of the removal taking place with
in few months. The gentlemen en-
pioyed In the olice are, without excep-
ton. much esteemed here, and their
places will be hard 70 I'LL. We under
stand that the entire force nos en-
-ployed will be retained. @ais- =
The following items are taken from
the LIndsborg Locniist Of last Thur
day: T-a{ -.aL -
Aniersons 4 Frrien have rented the
warehouse occupie BY Swenson 4 Son,
ana will be found there with Q large
and complete stock Of agricultural Inn
piements. There gentlemen are. goud
business men aud will have their share
of the trade. al3 -e-,t sa
A man from the southwest part Of
the county recently traded horses With
our liveryman, Mr.. johnson. II was
not long until man came along who
claimed the horse Mr.. johnson got. IL
having been stolen from him. The
thief was arrested in Salina and taken
10 Mcpherson Tor trial. Whether Mr..
johnson will recover his horse or not.
Is said to he doubtful. .s
A short time since we visited the
farms Of Messrs. Page 4 Lehman. Mr..
Page has loo head Of the celebrated
Oregon cattle in his feed yard and
about 20 head Of hogs. These cattle
arc exceedingly large, aud are putting
on flesh very fast. Tho cattle will b
put on the market about the drst Of
April. aaf -
E. c. Culp, Secretary Of the Bsueso-
lent Society. was In town last week
and organized . branch association.
There are about IL member Of the So
ciety In Lindshorg and all seem satis-
ded with the workings Of the society.
The society Is u mutual life insurance
society and In our opinion il the only
kind Of life insurance that Il paya 70
take any stock in, and We are satfsfied
that the mutual plan Is good one,
A young man named Powell. went
70 his brOiher-in-law's house In Grove
land township, Mr.. Benedict, and
borrowed horne nom his ulster. He
rode the borse to LludsborE where he
traded Il for pony aud thirty-lve
dollars In cash. He rode the pony 10
Salina, sold II and got on . spree.
Wednesday he was overloaded by Mr.
Benedict and Constable Taylor. OF
0rovsland. and brought hack to Nc
Pherson where he will have his pre-.
Observation-Disclosures Free
man.
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John y. Berks,
SALIVA. KANSAS.
WHAT HAVE xoT
-T %
TR.ADE?
fon Any oy THE roLLowisa

son Any oy THE roLLowIs0
Northwest quarter Sec. IL -is-Iv
sios. si.tsS Trade. balanoe cs-h end
time.
Northeast quarter rcr. FL -
.-.6si. sfiss, trssie. ia.lan..- ,a.i and
time
Southwest quarter Sec. - IL I've
.i.so. leo acres slopink praiIie. l..
mile southeast from l-aiiua sgi bat
thr,e iront tIsiirer on the seal /, Iiili
ri'rr. aud frum .t--sris. Oh the l<allns
southwestern X u. God ffsas..
hosasc 3,a :e-three MONS ans; "A, 90 ~.
a. old land, fruit tires and stock sis-r
$50 trade. $40, cash. balancs- on hong
time
I-s-t half b~c. Ill. 60, s,.o
" go trn,is. balance cssh ard time.
Northwest quarter ~.-r. 3t-Ig-s~
200. 81 .v', trade. i,aiai,r. essh aIli
time
Sofibss-t qnsr1sr ~ bortnsss, quss-
ter sec. 5S-I5-3w. typ. so trsf..
isalssre essh aud tiase.
Fast bali SC. i5-ig 10. s..p
II .ssb trade, balance eAsh AID tinsn.
Ne-, half Sec. i5-it-gs, ss5ye,
l."1 trade, balance ca.h and iia.s.
North half scc. n. ~, 5~. s..sp.
~ %" irsae. balance eash ard time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

On yesterday morning. Cydou Lo,iss
No. ). X. Of F.. OF this cky. started for
Mcpherson by special train fos the
purpose Of inssitutiny lodge ~ tina,
city. The train pulled out southwark
n l0:O A. N. The following persons
represented the ssiina Lodge L. "
futile, Frank Seaton. Geo. J. Lay, L.
Very. Z. c. Flick, w. z. FermAn.
F. Barnsck. J, Y. Snively, John OAR
be, c. ). Rsdcli6. w. c. Boou, D. Pal.
mer. Henry Mcdaniel. Ed Whitman
Gus Behr, 4. 6outhwick. II. A. Ofus,
A. Lee. H. Harms. Il. H. Bishop. wn
Stsch, r. Mogler. WIN. Berg The fol-
lowing gentlemen Of the Abilene Lodge
were Of the party: Geo. Hoisington,
d. +. Snoetl, A. c. Dawson. W. {.
Dawson. W. H. Eich0ltx. w. s. 6tam.
baugh. W. II. Hendricks. Messrs- J.
y. Kelley. B. Earle and d. sherman
represented the Solomon Lodge. The
Minneapolis Ledgs Was repssssotsd
BY the following gsotlemee: ID. u.
Dunn, w. d. Davis, L. A. Henry,
Frank Thorn, D. n. La Rost, and J. b.
NeClanahan, Of 81. Joseph, Waiting
the Minneapolis Lodge. The Salins
Hand sese0Ponied the party. the fol-
lowing members being present.: &. b.
Kirtland, J. r.. Chape,an, Geo. Yunx.
6sisch, Ed Gaylord, H. Rarneu, E. I.
Tuttle, aud O. Mans. header. The fbi.
lowing were the ''outsiders =" Will
Ksaief, A. L. Dodge, c. r. Hiitoa, {.
0unnerson, u. Crane, J. Mokiss, J. b
Iivingstoue, J. +. Robinson. Joe Wei
llnHtoo. Neas Dixon, Maj. e. L. Nor.
ton and lady, and your humble Ger.
want.
Through the kindness Of our gentle
Haaly conductor the train wassfopped
q LiodsborY long enough for the haad
% play one Of their nne pieces- Cpoa
arrival 1t McPhersoo, ws werc mex By
the Mcpherson band and III large crowd
Of people. A proce1slou was formed
the Ssiina Band taking the lad, III
lowed by the Sallna Lodee, The repr<
sentstivss Of the Lodges Of Abilene,
Minneapolis and Solomon City. These
were followed BY nembess Of the Nc
PhersOn Lodge and hand. The peo-
cessiou thus formed marched around
one block. and thea 10 the hall. Thu
began the scramble for dinner. We
were conducted To the Hotel De Com
merciAl. kept by mine host II. =. Dra-
per, snd there found an exceIient table
awaiting Us. OF course, IL h uselsss 10
odd thai ample justice Was ioos 70 IT.
Having satts(1ed the inner man We
started 0ut 10 take In" the city We
drss met l. Haehnlen, who 10 aOlne .
eOoi business In the Say Of trsaing
the hungry. Lev gets up oysters In
any style you please 0ysaess in
the shell ~ church festival sseI. When
Lev b through with them. mot the
oysters. but his patrons. be seuds
them 10 Nessss. Levi and Roehs. hl!d,
who carry mam0oeA seock e cloth
Ing and furnishing guods. We found
thess genlleaaen very busy aa,d doing
. hig bsssloes.
AZ the ceremony Of instilulinx the
nsv 1otlge-eelled he L-oAee e she
ned Croe, Sesty-evo pesssas vese IN
!fsAesd- The trip vs. plsanAt one
u svegy reapest. An unIte II exaeaA-
!ag their thasks - ths psseIe q Ne
koeesoo IT IL kindly gSeeelng and
'sesPtioa given cur psfty.
AD. HlxE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Mr.. Charles Gibson. Of Chicago. has
purchased some lots In Assaris of Mr..
James Smith. for the purpose Of start
ing lumber yard there. He will have
ten Car loads Of lumber there by the
middle Of March. We understand that
Mr.. OiOf ThOrstenberg will have
charge Of the yards.
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Nor Camheia ltafna.

). r. Donmyer returned "Wednesday
morning from Kansas City.
Our public school closes this week.
The festival came OF NJ the Cox
school house Friday evening. The
house was crowded and sn abundance
Of goOd things TO eat was spread upon
the tables. 4 hant$Oine cake was
voted to the prettiest girl in the room.
Miss Lydia Davidson aud Miss Flor.
ence Blundon were the candidates.
This cake WAS voted In Mics Davidson
By hsuslsosac mai srity.
\ little daughter Of Edward short
Is suffering With diptheria.
Messrs. Tate and ]. II. and l.. A.
Donmyer arrived Thursdsy evening
With their families froiu " iflfu Goa nty,
Pennsylvania, aud will buy ispd near
New Cambria. They age Kosstl, fndu ..
triOus. 20 ahead farmers aud just the
kind Of people We need ~ settle up our
beautiful valley. We say welcome.
Mr.. James Mason, one Of the oldsst
citisens Of this vicinity. len Tussdsy
with bis vile for Colorado. where he
intends making his future home. He
has rented bis fine farm here on the
Ssuoky, and we may look for 0ccasioa.
n Visits from him.
Ms Talley, Of Minneapolis, h visit-
ing her sister Nfs. Samuel Rfnus.
Ctr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The Beard OF Trade have rented the
room over Oscar Ssitz's Drug Store.
now occupied by the 4. s. Land ONCE.
for change purposes. The room l. tn
be fitted up and furnished in good
style. The leading papers and period
icals will he found there. In fact It
will be pleasant daily resort for busi-
neSs men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

The following IL list Of Real Kstat.
Transfers filed In the once Of Ed
Wittmann, Register Of Deeds, for th.
week ending February 18th. 1850, snt
furnished by Wright 4 Casrol, Alb
stractors. 49,
Chas. o. Joiinson and wife to J. c.
Henry south half If east 81 feet Of lot Z
In block ~, Br00kville-Sl25.
Christine Swanson and wife to John
FsrnstrOm, sws q and nwt 8 "a, T Is
r w-S500J
First Swedish Agricultural Company
Of Mcpherson county, to Sven Nelson
evil s p, r IL, RS w-S135.
B. NJ. and J. e. Yungaeisch to Vic
tor W: Bsgley. part Of set s Il. T II, r
A. N. Beebe to w. T. Morrow, LOT
~ Front Street, Salina-$5O.
J. X. Downer to Mcdaniel & Gay
lord, part of net 8 IA. T IA. r 3w-
$500.
Ed Gay lord to H. McDaniels, part
net s IA; + IA, RS w-SsOO.
w. A. Phillips and wife to Willis
Bristol, lot No, "a. Eleventh Street,
Phillips "a addltion-$l00.
T. Chapman and wife to Phebe Nc
Morris. part Of net 5 IA, 4 IA, RSw-
$3.50.
T. Chapman and wife 10 Sarah f
Huwmel, part Of ne! 5 IA. TIA. R3w
$40.
w. A. Phillips and wife to Vim.
Newman. M lot on Eighth Street.
5alina-S.t,.
James +. Graham and wife TO r.
Chapman, part Of ne! > IA. T Il. r 8
w-xlON.
II. T. sId I. J. Davis b" John Sher-
rin. LOT No. ~, Seventh Street, SSlina
$500.
United States u Patrick Joyce, sci
Of net and mt of sci, $ =, 7 IL, X I "
Patent.
National Land Company ~ John r
Huffman. SCI = ~, Z IL. Il ; w-$ss9.
Alexander NJ. Hull aud wife to
Thomas II. Davis. lot No. l;3 Fifth
StFeet, Salina-$lO0.
Kansas Paeific Railway Co., 10 SAM
uel 4. Cfsysan. 81, 81. r Il. R3w-
Stis.r.
Robert Deuereit sni wife tn Jai0e.
Rae. lots !. =, . and I. bioek. d. Drsak.
ville-SGO.
First Swedish Agricultural Com
ps0y Of McPhersOn county to Carl
Carlson, W! swt s IL. X W-tlsj.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-02-19

Are the farmers of Saline county In
favor OF the county's purchasing Oak
Dale Park for Fair purposes That
Is question the commissioners desire
discussed. and II Is their wish to know
what a majority think about the mat
ter: They will not act until they have
clearly ascertslned the wishes Of the
majority.