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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor desire
TO thank their neighbors who 20 kind
IL lent their aid aud sympathy during
the recent illness Of Mrs Taylor; and
they also especially desire to thank
DIR. Switzer for his very efficient ser
,.sa
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J. G. Starkey, q prominent and in
fiuential Citizen Of Iowa City. says
~ have had the Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint for several years. and have
used every remedy I could hear OF,
without any relief whatever, until 1
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised
In our paper, and was persuaded to
try It,. l am happy to state that II has
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The races came of at the Park last
Friday and Saturday. They were
pretty well attended, although they
had not been very well advertised.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. E. Ransom
for the following summary of the races,
which must prove Of interest to those
who take IN interest in horse races:
july sth-Rnrse $s5-"Green horses"
ownnas. COLOR HAMEs. nKArs.
F p 2 IT. sssio, s'f z Mar, T. IL
Gso. Z. susso 0U IL. S.aa 4. IS.
0vnsn. Re. Arthur Chief =.
Same day, Purse SIS Running holt
Dsi2e heats.
On 3s.ssS. a.. Sss xo Si.e ss.,, AZ.
Geo. 3. Hutton's ca. 9. Burnett Boy, 443.
Tine. ssk-s4-s4N.
Same day, purse SIS trotting free to all
Geo. Z Hssasss BIZ. Il Little Maud, alil.
Che sin.sn =. 9. DTo..r Roy. lsss
''A' s'd'n'' F r g: s.L aSae. sssa
July 8. purse SIS, running mile dash.
Geo. :. Hsstsn's g,G, Cork Boy.
John Sodsns CD. n. Nellie Moors, s.
Al. Browns Oh. .. Burnett Boy, Z,
Tina, Isl.
Same day. Purse $50. 3-mi,,Ste class.
3. fesbaah's B.n- Mary 8. III.
Piss Sapfogd's BIN. Flora, 31a
Geo. E. Hutton's B n Maud h. s31
Time, 316-3O4-306.
Sumo day, pure SIS pacing free for all
Joe. Tribby's Or u. Minnie Lee, I2IeL
Geo. Z Hattoss b. q. Euoch Arden, al4la
Chs. ai1Den' D.G. asepysDill, SSs38
Osasn' Oh. 8. Hickory Boy, AA.i't l.
Time, 2<2-eN-9sa-faS-sAs
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1t IL stated that the city ordinance
passed last week prohibiting the sale
of liquor in the city limits has been
the means Of closing, Temporarily at
least, all the places where liquor has
been illegally sold. 1t 10 also stated
that Salina II the first city in the state
10 mas. such an ordinance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

Mr. X. l.. Mcconnell ON and after
the first of next month takes the posi-
ton as travelling man for u. Y. Smith
A. 90. of Kansas City. He will make
hi. headquarters in Sslina. Ms. Nc
Camel will remove from Lawrence to
Salina
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/ have opened harness shop in the
room next north Of Bartlett 4 Jenkin' =
meat market, and an prepared to fur
nish you with the cheapest and best
harness ever sold in this market.
have employed Mr.. Henry c. Davis,
we'll known In this county IS one OF
the best harness makers, and expect
to give satisfaction to all. Call and
examine my goods, which you will
flnd first-class in every particular.
1T WELLS.
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diseusted the better class Of temper
ance men, . number Of ~hom have
disseminated him IN unpsincipled
scouudrel. Nothing has trAnsptred
during the three years that Stacy has
been here, 70 indicate that his bed
coantensaoe b anything else but the
mirror Of . thoroue hly dishonest aud
unprincipled man.
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Mr. Samuel q. Owens, National
Bank examiner, was ina town last
Tuesday He made = Thorough sxami-
nation into the affairs of the Flint Ma
tional Bank Of Sslina. He found the
institution sound In every respect, and
entitled 10 the favor and patronage Of
the people of city and county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

The Augustana Synod Of the Sweti-
ish Lutheran church commenced Its
session In Linslsborg at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
lastSaturday. The Swedish Lutheran
church holds about ], $40 people, and IL
crowded to its utmost ateyery service.
On Saturday afleen0on . sermon was
delivered by Rev. -AHe0 earlson. Of
Andover, ILL.,. the Vice President.
Succeeding this was . roll call, and the
Synod then sdjourned. On Sunday
h the forenoon. the sermon was deliv-
efed by Rev. Wikstrand. Of Berlin,
III There were probably In the church
and shout IL some 3. 900 people. Over
flov meetings" were also held at the
Mission and Methodist churches. Rev
swunbom prsached in the Methodist
church and Rev. Lundquist In the
Mission church. In the afternoon
there were shout 4, 900 people gathered
1t and about the Lutheran church.
Seven pessons were ordained - preach
En-, - follows: p. A. Bergqvist, L. A.
Johnston, n. @. johnson, c. J. Max.
well. q. P. Ryding. 9. A. SandahI, l..
p. Stenstrom. The ordination sermon
was preached BY Prof Hasselqvist, Of
Augustans College. Following the
ordination . sermon in English vas
delivered by Rev. John Teleen, Of Col
or.do In the evening . Sunday school
meeting took place, Revs Peters, Rock
ford. H.; Petri, Philadelphia, und
Telesn. Denver, making addresses.
During the services Ut the day the choir
music was furnished by singers from
Kanssa City, Salemsburg and Linls-
borg-Rev. Neandef. Of Kansas City,
being the leader. Mrs. Rev. SwensOn
and Director Stolpe, Of Sweden, pre-
sided at the pipe organ. Monday
morning was spent in considering the
synOd and conference reports. Fol-
lowing this the officers Of the Synod
were elected, rs follows: President,
Rev. Allen Carlson, AndOver, Ill. /;
Vice President, Rev. p. SjOblom. of
Minnesota; Secretary, 8. p. A: Lind
ahl. Of Galesburg, ILL.,; Cashier, Mr..
Wistrand, Of Moline. Ill. Monday
afternoon sermons were delivered by
Rev. A. Palmstrom. Of Minnesota, and
Rev. P. Brodine, Of Illinois. We have
no further report Of the proceedings
ct this date. The Synod will continue
In session all the week. A number Of
parties are In attendance from Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

IL the prosecutions against the viO-
Iators Of the temperance laws had been
commenced Immediately after the LIST
Of May, how much trouble and ex-
pense would have been ssvsd. The
officers would have remained indifIer-
ent until now had they not been forced
by public sentiment to commence the
prosecutions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

The Baker Cunningham machine
has at last directed it, tool, called the
Stacy attachment, to try to defend
them through the columns of the Her.
aid. Consequently the attachment
uttered long, weak wall in their be
half Last week. We make quotations,
and then follow with our own COM
ments:
II makes, week after week, cowardly
assaults upon our city and county Of
ficsrS, never daring TO make special
charges, but by inuendoes endeavor to
imply that they are not doing their
duty.-Herald.
We have underworld to be very plain
in our charges. We charged that the
Sheriff and County Attorney-whose
special duty it IL to bring all violators
Of the liquor Law to justice-have tried
to shield one John Ryan, saloon-keep-
er, and prevent his prosecution for
selling liquor illegally. One reason
for their doing this was because they
are the best witnesses Of the fact them
selves, having drank liquor In his -
loon repeated since the Let of May
one Of them (psrhaps both Of them)
on Sunday. 10 this plain enough?
The same paper . short time since
engaged In . Wholesale war on gamb-
lers, aud then In . weak and servile
spirit went to the prominent men sup
posed to be engaged In that business
and abjectly ap0l0gised, saying: Il
only mean to injure one man, but am
afraid to single him out alone. "-Her-
aid.
The tool knows that he tells . villful
lie when he says The above. We have
never apologised TO anybody for our
attack on the gamblers, nor do We
propose to do %. Gambling had BE-
como 70 open and defiant and dlagrace-
full that We felt u our duty 70 do Whist
We could - help ssppress Il. The city
Officers would do nothing 70 suppress
II, the hishly-mosal HeraId became 1t
once the gambler organ, and We bad
to fight ths hattls a1ons. We did ths
best We could, and thsDunblses DO not
ply their trade near % publicly = for
merly. We ere ready 70 continue the
warfare on gambling, bat We want
some assistance from those whose duty
It h to enforce the laws sg.inst gamb-
ling.
That paper contributes TO . fund
raised BY it mastsn TO fight the Law,
and defeat Il, and yet Il tries to carry
water on both shoaldeEs BY apparently
ufging the prosecution Of oGendefs.-
Herald.
A cowarsily lie. uttered BY one who
never told i've consecutive truths in
bis life. We have bssn outspoken
from the ant On thb subject, and have
strenuouafy aavoca4ed the prosecution
Of al vioaason a The liasor laws, vhes
the tool W. waiting during al thu
time to And oat nom his masters
whether hs had bsttss ~ a,yaAing
In favor q safoscing ~ laWs q not.
We spurn with cootsmpt the charge
that ve ever contributsd . eensoe weea
to fight the law. But. while o. The suh-
ject, u IL b necessary. We can spsak he
name q high ciey o0eial Who did,
whom The H1aid Ant sscsntly lAuded
to the skiss ~ yDsssesAsd = being . |
model No. Oovugsopsst. -
Il d ~ sssady teqaoas ssstAss |
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II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate ct lowest rates Of interest
and commission, call on
w. r. GELS,
43-tf. Salina, Ksns
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Last Monday the following tele-
grams were received by Col. Culp from
Judge Hanback,, who was then In Col
orado looking after the interests Of the
Ruby and Treasury and Elk noun.
tain mining compsnies-composed
chiefly Of gentlemen Of this city:
GREETED BUrrEs, July 9, 1881.
To E. C. CULP, Salina:
Have arranged favorable settlement
Of BONANZA. Leave tomorrow. Time,
Saturday. LOUIS HANBACK,.
CRESTED BUTTEs, July 10, 1881.
To T.. &. CULP:
Have struck II big OH the "El Capt.
tam; assay fourteen hundred and
fOrty-eight ounces, one Of the best
strikes in Colorado. Start tomorrow.
LOUIS HANBACK,.
We hope that our friends have
"struck 1t rich", and that when they
are; reckoned as ''milliohaires" they
will spend . portion of their income
among their old poverty stricken fel.
low-citizens. In the main these COM
panies are composed Of some Of OuE
best men, and their good fortune would
be hailed with extreme satisfaction.
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Ice 1t the lowest rates 1t Lays.
Trade with Campbell 4 Tuthill.

Trade with Campbell 4 Tuthill.
Lawns for "a cents per yard at the
Palace Store.
Boots and shoes for the million II
Ober 4 HageMan's.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett aud jenkins,
Ladies' Linen Suits to be closed out
at any price, at the Palace Store.
Look all around; then buy your
goods Of u.s. ODER 4 HAGEMAN.
The best confectionery in the city at
Lays.
SBargains in Dress Goods at the Pal.
ace Store.
The incest line Of ribbons Is at Ober
& Hageman's.
Great reductions In prices of Lawns
ct the Palace Stole.
Leave your orders for ice at Lays
restaurant.
Ice delivered anywhere In the city
by J. g. Lay.
Lay will sell you the best Of ice q
the very lowest figures.
Lawns at 8 IA and l-3 cents pei
yard at the Palace Store.
Billiard Hall for sale. Apply to M
Crafiey, Lindsborg, Kansas. 22-lm
Good linen lawns, only 20 cents pei
yard, at Ober 4 HageEan's.
For a good lunch the farmer is invi
ted to go to Lays restaurant.
Psrasols, few at reduced prices, al
the Palace Store
Fans and parasols, the incest, largest
and cheapest In the West, for sale at
Ober 4 Hageman's.
FoR SALE-A thoroughbred Short
horn bull. Enquire of d. L. Phillips,
East Salina. 20-2mos.
Mems and boys straw hats cheap,
cheaper, cheapest, ct Ober 4 Hage-
mans.
Look at our dress good and our low
prices before buying.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
New and stylish ginghams, pisues,
lawns and parasols. just received at
(,smnlseIl A Tufhfll,s
Lemonade In q refreshing drink.
Keefer keeps It In its best state, Hence
when you want lemonade 60 there.
A fine assortment Of ladies', misses
and children's slippers are now open
and ON sale 1t Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
WANrED.-A girl about u years Of
age to assist In general hsuse-wor
Apply to Mrs.. Gus. Behr. East Salina.
WANrED.-A girl 70 do general
house work. Permanent employment
for one who suits.
HOWARD &. RASH.
To make room for fall stock, we have
marked . large line Of dress goods
down TO cost.
MARYLAND, DOD0E 4 MOORE
Several pieces Of dress linen, . full
line Of stylish prints, and . large a.
sostment Of cheap ruches at Campbell
4 Tuthill's.
= FOR RENT.-Two good rooms over
J. J. Purcell 4 Co.'S Drug Store. APP
ply to this Office or to J. w. Under
wood.
One lot and half for sale, on Santa
Fe avenue, In the finest part of town.
Inquire ct Stenska Haroldea ONCE. lltf
A general assortment Of new goods
have just been received and are now
offered for sale 1t low prices at Camp
bell 4 Tuthill'a
We sell better boots and shoes, and
sell them at lower prices, than any
house I'm town.
OBER 4 HAoEMAN.
Why groan in anguish these hot
days when for . mere pittance you can
get dish Of that delicious Ice cream
at Keefer's? II h not 10 he discounted
Clothing! Clo4hing!! CIothing!!!
We have the largest, cheapest. incest
md best selected stock Of clothing In
kansas. II you want 70 buy, come
and see %. Wecan do you good.
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II you want to borrow money on
Real Estate at lowest rate Of interest
and commission, call on
w. r. GELS,
43-tf Salina. Kansas
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We hear that Rev. A. Wibbert, Of
this city. has been called to the Cath
Ollie church Of Topeka. Father VIII
bert is one of the sbIest priests In his
diocese, and il held in high estimation
In Salina. We hope the runlor Of bis
removal may prove untrue. In con-
nection with this there Is another
rumor that Father Wibbert's successor
il to he an American priest. who now
has church near Emp0ris-
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T,rrti,. ris,iay Ns'r fsSt rr'H h"d hs' '"' nv"
on als q. Geo T. Roren & los. Airo6'Se'HS ny wv
10. SJTHrr Sired,
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TIE JOURNAL.

ss-Enof cepi,s Of THE JOfHSAL may De h"a
st NJ. Hoyb,H'I Sorc dai 4: The Boot More " "A"'-
had & S<aBsGH.
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The Institute convened ON Monday,
July 18th, 1881. with larger attend
ance than ever before. It biis fair to
be . success. The instructors are Pro-
fessor Fitzpatrick, conducting the rec
itations In Arithmetic, Bookkeeping
and Natural Philosophy Miss r. l..
Phillips, Grammar, Geography and U.
g. History; Miss A. NJ. Dooley, Or
th0py, Reading. and Physiology. DR..
-Biahop lectures daily on Didactics and
Constitution Of the U. g. The In
strucfoss are determined to make the
Institute lasting benefit to The rising
generation. II the teachers work with
the same determination and will -
the insafuclon II will, without . doubt,
b grand success.
The following teachers have been
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-07-14

SALAuA AANe.s July III, 1851.
Nh. T. d WICKEnsAM:
DEAR Sin: / have just
rod the article in the Newton Kan.
san, and can say II does you the great
est injusties BY it. assertion. The fact
b you broaght the policy to me May
23rd, and ailer telling me al the cir
cumstances. I advised you that all that
was necessary. was for Mr.. ID. w.
Smith 70 have Niss Laura Bowman
assign and transfer the policy to you
and your wife according to Smiths
wish. On the 3rdo June you brought
the assignment Of the policy BY Aiss
Bowman 10 yoa and your wife, duly
executed to me. I then Informed you
1t was sa9icient In Law, there could
have beep no skullduggery or sharp
practices About II. for Smith requested
1t, and Alss Bowman asaigned Il be-
fore Smiths death. did not deem II
absolutely essential that the aasign-
mens shOdld be on the policy itself;
this Was on . separate piece Of paper.
So It vas properly signed- Yours,
...' 'as JOHN @. SPIvRY.
Me- EDIToR: You will give me space
to odd 70 Col. Spivey's explanation.
The Smith referred to above was IN
adopted son Of mine. He was known
here - Dee Wickersham. I taught
him the plastsring business. He has
worked In Newton for Mr.. 8. Cham
beriain for the last six yeafs. had
worked for Mr.. c., and when Dee was
twenty-One I advised him to remain
with Mr.. G.. As he was prompt pay and
q fine man. This Dee did.
Dee was engaged to Miss L. A. Bow
man. He had his life insured, aud
made Misc b. the beneficiary. Dee's
health failed him, and then Miss b.
ssked to be released from her engage
nsent. and for her letters, and policy.
Dee consented to the release, and de-
livered up her letters She said, when
he gave her the letters. The policy Is
not hers!' He told her he would keep
It, and said. Laura. this IL . death
blow"
Dee wrote ule that he was sick. I
said, by return mail, "Come home"
When he got home ] was ut Linds-
borg. The following day after he got
home he handed his life policy to my
wife. saying, This In yours and Mr..
Wicks'. I hsve come home without
money" T. ID. WICKERsHAM.
Sslias Meeksts.
Messrs. w. e.. Johnston 4 Go. reDort
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The military company met last Tues
day evening and spent most Of the time
OH the bylaws. The company now
numbers %. They have agreed upon
u handsome, snowy uniforn,-the coat
to he dark blue and pants light blue.
Mes-rs Rash 4 Son and Ober 4 Hage-
man are bidding for the contract for
furnishing the same. The boys have
already SOME 500 i'm the treasury.
They are to drill every Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
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The trial Of the Hartman liquor case
which has been drawing its slow
length along, has absorbed the time
and attention Of the people generally,
these dull days. The following gentle
men have been impannelled As jurors:
A. r. Morrison, J. D. Mccoy, F. King
man, Geo. w. Banks, F. Goodnow,
Jesse Frost, b. 8. Gregg, A. yelling
ton, VIM. Bishop, Royal Thayer, Jas.
Mars, NJ. J. Wellslager. Some SO ju.
rors were summoned and the panel
WAS not filed until last Saturday
Since then, the time been has spent In
discussing various motions filed by the
defendants counsel Witnesses are
now being examined. Probably it
will take several days yet to finish the
case.
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The following items are from the
Abilene Gazette of the Sth:
Mrs. J. NJ. Greeley, wife of the treas
urer of Saline county and sister Of H.
F.. DOwner of this city, passed through
ON her way to Chicago last Saturday.
Misses Beebe, Myers and McDaniels,
of Salins, were visiting the family Of
Mr. Huston and Miss Stella Simmer
ON Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
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Last week the news was received
here Of the death Of Mn. w. r. HAll,
former resident Of this city, Who
died Of quick consumption at BuflAlo,
Ill, on the 5th inst. The deceased v,e
in the 36th year Of her ags. Mr.. Hall
Was formerly . partner Of Radcli6
Bros. We cannot speak Of the decsassd
in more appropriate words than ars
contained In the following extraes tab.
en- from the Springfield. (In.) Daily
Monitor of the 7th inst:
Mrs. Hall has been suffering from
that subtle enemy to human life, con.
sumption, for some time. For the
past year she has most courAgeOusly.
aud with heroism unexcelied, borne
up against the invidio0s shan which
death was aiming ct her life She was
q woman Of most exoelleut IMAGES.
making no professious bot thnsS Dsde
by life ~ sp0tlees q the suov-drift.
Generous in sentiment, gentle In die
position, charitable 30 ali, aud Kind.
ly. her life shed hut one nay, and that
of lovelineas, upon all around her. n
all the relations Of Me, Mrs. Hail W.
exemplary, and leaves . record Of vo-
manly graces worth Of emulation, and
without blemish. She leave b.
hind her many sad hearts It her NJ
ing Cd. From the voicele0 II g
the unreplying dead thesS cou 10,
word, but In the night u dsatA
sees . star, and list6ninG bov0S
the rustic Of . wing" SN
6sssy falls grief s>s>aa sssn Ev
% ~ aeasa thss 49, NJ AGD;
ny fse1Ss 1u Hoas visA Nua6
Whe q by ~ dsalh dssh nsuRa.
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There is every prospect that the COM
ing county agricultural fair will be far
the best ever held in Oak Dale Park.
The farmers seem interested a they
never were before. The Secretary of
the association, Mr.. Greeley, 10 In re-
ceipt Of numerous letters making en-
quiry with reference to the premium
list and other matters, and these come
not only from various sections Of our
own county but from neighboring
counties. We believe there il no
county In this part Of the State, except
Saline. which has not succeeded In
having successful fairs each fall; and
now that the matter Is almost entirely
in the hands OF the farmers We can not
SEE why our own fair can not be made
just a. successful % all othen II Ii
necessary, Of course, that there should
be friendly, enthusiastic cooperation
among the farmers, and We bsltsvs
such . cooperation will he elecesA
The premium list will be ready for
distribution i'm . few weeks. The pre-
miums offered are very liberal-sspec-
tally the stock premiums. We under.
stand that nearly enough money has
been already guaranteed TO pay these
premiums, independent Of the " gate
money" Hence, the society b likely
to come out well In this fAll's venture.
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