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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-29
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

r. II. COOK, 10 A. NJ, household furniture, &C.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0k O'Clock A. H., farni-
ture, carpets, &C.
JNo. +. LAUGHTOE, JG., 10 A. NJ. o and r.
NJ, large lot Of cigars, cheroots, &C.
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We have for the holidays handsome JapoIjcas,
Roscbuds, Poinsettas, BoWardlas, tleliotropes
IIvacinths, and other nice FLOWERS. Don't for
get the place. ToLER & IIooPER's, adjoining
Hollywood cemetery. Telephone No., GAS.
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DON'T BUY ELSEWHERE until you have eyam-
med the fine assortment OF WEDDING, BRIDAL,
and HOLIDAY GOODS at OWENS & MINORS, op.
poste pOst-oiflce.
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DLAIR's CnLoRAL TnYMOL PRO-

DLAIRS CHLQRAL THYMOL PRO-
PHYLAoTIc AND DIslNsECrANT has been
used In sis city successfully 70 prevent the
spread Of dlph,heris snd scarIct-fsver. and also
to mitigate the severity Of those diseasss. Ia
mode Of use Is simple, aud the odor asresahse.
For sale by druegists. Price, 90 cSntsa bo>tle
Prepared only BY J.BLAtn. prGg1st
de- % corner broad and NlstA streets.
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TO THE TRADE.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Al LOWEST PRICE

HOLIDAY PRESENTS At LOWEST PRICES.
GENUINE ENGLISH CHATTERBON for 1882
al 6Jc.;
IsAPERTERIEs, the popular present marvcls Of
beauty. ut all prices;
PHOTOGRAPHIC AND AUTOGRAPll-ALBUM
INkSTkNDS, PLUSH AND LEATHER
CARD-CASES.
ZINE line Of CIGAR AND CIGARETTE-CASEo
from 4Oc TO 50;
An tie ENGLISH AND AMERICAN POEIS;
And don't forget that / am running OF my
CHRISTMAS CARDS at half price;
WALKING-CANE gold and silver heads-all
nc latest styles, suitable fer Christmas pre-
scut-. .. q,
Fine nne # GOLD PENS AND PENCILS:
UNh DOLLARS WORTH OF CHRISTMAS
CARDS for soc. at y. LkONARD'S,
eO- Main street, two doors below Ninth.
dr 1g
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YARDS. BOOKS, AND FANCY GOODS

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.-A.F +. JAliNkE,
u I2OI Main street. Established for thirty
yearsj | have now on hand large and beautiful
assortment Of such GOODS as belong t. a hrsi,
class jewery stOre-DlAMONDS, GOLD ana
PINS, SOLID SILVER aud PLATED APE ;
also a fine assortment of FRENCH and AMERi-
CAN CLOCKS and QUEENSWARE-suitab
for Christmas gifts. Ny goods are all entirely
new. rs have heretofore devoted my attention to
watc-repairing and never kept 20 large an aSsort'
mcnt before. As three years ago | reducei the
price of waich-rcpairiug-viz for cleaning and
regulating from %3 to $50; for main-sprlng,
from $3.50 to Sl.50; for new stalls. IRON 80 10
~ 10 and 50. 2.5O-and as that has proved Perfect
success so now, with my present facilities WISH
TO make rs marked a reduction IN the prices OF
Jewelry. and ail wishing to buy Jeweiry OF an '
lind for CHRISTMAS gifts Will Do themselves great
Injustice If they purchase elsewhere before exam
ing nv prices and goods. These goods are all sold
a. i. JAIlNKE,
dorotIa1 IcOl Main street.
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lEEMs OF ADvEKTlsiNs,
THE BAPTIST HOME FOR AGED
l. WOMEN

The public are invited to the dedicatory services
on that day at IL O'Clock at the Institution, corner
OF Grove avenue and Hnrvie street.
The managers ask for thank offering On the oc-
casion. Donations will he received nc sny hour
on that day, or on December 30th II more sgree-
able TO contributors For the convenience Of sosnt
committee will be In attendance 10 the lecture.
room Of the second Baptist church from 12 10 .
deposited.
fbe officers and managers are requested 10 meet
In the rcception-ro0m OF the Home At ii O'Clock.
de 29-2t MRS. j. Is. JETER, Presiicni.
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I OST. YESTERDAY, AN AMETHYST
~ RING, with the Iame of &c. II. Herbcr, -
engraved on the inside. A suitable reward wilt
be paid for its return to Ne. 10 east Clay street
de 29-1tf
7 OST, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2JTH.
Il 4 somewhere between Twelfth and Hull streets,
Manchester, and Fourteenth and Franklin, on on
Union Hill. PAIR OF NEW CUtF-BUTTONS
in box with the name OF J. y. Kohicr on IL. A
liberal reward Will be paid for their return ~ w.
II. PITT, No. 703 TweDty-fourth street, or L. t..
DAVIS, Fourth and Hull streets, Manchester.
dc 20-lt$
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
->--~~-~~,>-~-
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
F0URQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE, & CO.,
429 EAST BROAD sTREET,
AND
CARDoZo. ALsoP, MosBY & Co,
1905 EAST MAIN sTEEKT.

Our spacious establishments are now being rap
idly Gllcd with the CHOICEST and MOST SEA-
SONABLE NOvELTIES-FANCY GLOVE and
HANDKERCUiEF-BOX JEwELRY CAS-
KETS, FANCY PIN-CUSHIONs, TOHET-BOT-
TIES. FLUSH. RUsSiA-LEATHER, CASTOR,
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES In POCKET
BOOKS, HAND-BOOKS, SPECIE-BAGs, and
other goods suitable for the holidays.
SEAL sACQUEs.
These stable aud useful wrappings we are offer
Ing AT very popular prices. An Inspection Of our
stock before purchasing win be TO your advantage.
CARRIAGE-R0BEs.
Just opened. a complete line. costing $3.50 10
slO.
BLANKETS, SnAwLs, CONF
WINE-ChoIIis," and other useful articles for
sIIK, and fuR-LINED CIRCULARS and DOL
MANS, ranging in cost from t20 10 s73;
Look al the sEAL-PLUSfI WRAPS. $50 to sos I;
JACKETS, ULSTERETTEs, ULsTERS, COATS,
and all novelties In wrappings, az our usuallow
NECKwEAR in Immense variety OF shape, cost,
andfabric :CoLLARETTEs, SARA All BERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE sCARFs, FICH-
us, together with
REAL POINT aud DUCHESS LACE sCARFs
and COLL tRETTEs, ranging I'm cost from 50
up-jlIst the thing for n handsome testimonial; :;
SILK and CAMBRIA IIANDKERCHiEFs-em
broldered, eml ossed, and heinstltched-in Inn
litHNt NOllttNs tpSilHs We w TO-
SILKS and sA1INS IN all the new and attractive
winter shades in SAIlN RIfADANES, !DE
LYON. .NENETIENNFS;
BLACK NELNETS-thc cheapest line ever seen
IN this market. ranging In cost from :l.2J 10
$40 per yard: .
The famous SARAH BERNIkEDT" and
MOUSQuETAIRE GLOVES III SAKE and I'M
dressed effect:
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN TIE CITY FOR
CHRISTMAS AND TIE HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO. ALsOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1908 east Main street.
F0URQUREAN,P PRICE, TEMPT = 4 CO,
dc l3-eof 429 easi Broad street
NEW-YEAR'S GOODS.-Wc are now
~ ia daily receipt of goods suitable for New
Years presents, comprising fine presentation
Books, Eascls, Plush Photograph Albums. Russia
Leather Portfolios, Desks. Letter and Card-Cases
Jcwol-Casos. fine imported Desks, steel Engra,-
incs, Gold Pens and Pencils, Chain Charms,
PEAIEE-BOOkS and HYMNALS.
Also. q fine stock of NEW-YEAR'S CARDS.
dc2s WEST, JOHNSTON & co.
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FANCY GOODS.
A + STEVENS


At STEVENS
order and quiet reign once more and wish to
say 10 our friends and customers tha, we looked
unite as much to their comfort as 10 our profit In
closing from time TO time our doors on Saturday.
The crowd grew so dense we could not do other
wise We would gladly have waited on all who
wished had 1t been possible, and hope none VIII
be offended when we assure You we did all We
could 10 accommodate you, and for the next
eleven months promise eur usual prompt atten-
tIou to an WHO will favor us with their orders.
Please accept our thanks for your patronage ana
the universal good nature with which You met our
errors and delays. Hoping to see you all fre-
qucntly, am, very truly,
". A. STEVENS,
de27 DUO proaa s'ice'.
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CHRISTNiAS FIRES

CHRISTNAS FIRES
" AT THE
UPTOWN COAL AND WOOD-YARD,
corner Second and Jackson streets,
where you can fnd the be-t quality of ANIiiHA-
CITE 'COAI. Of all siZcs-Nut, stove. anil tgH
hest LUMP SPLINT COAL. BRlGIIllOPE
COAI-IlaiI and Lump: GOOD SOFT con y Tor
cooking al "a. 80 and 80 per ton. BESI EOHtSI
and SECOND-GROWTIi PINE WOOD-lODg.
sawed and splll-at lowest market rates.
Orders by postal or Otherwise promptly illed;
\. l.. BUKFORD x BROTHER.
acdfJalE
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CHRISTMAS, 1882.
DIAMONDS,
FINE WATCHES,
JEwELRY,
SILYERwAIR.
PEARL OPEEA-GLAssEs.
&. LuMsDEg & son.
e2J Main street.
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High Prices for Drcsscd Fowls.
Grant & Gillian, Exchange Place for
Country Producc,' sold dressed turkeys
last evening at 22i cents pound, whole
sale--highest price known in this market.
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8itIlmond 1ispatth.
FRIDAY. -. DECEMBER 30, 1892.

Es-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIECC-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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TABLE DELICACIES.

CHRISTIAN & WHITE offer TO the public the
largest. most varied. and finest stock of Fancy
GROCERIES ever exhibited in Richmond. There
YOU Will find everything TO tempt the appetite Of
ihe most fastidious--
HOME ADE MINCE-MEAT t,uperb); HOME
MADE PRESERVES in great variety Indian
river tFlaJ ORANGES. MALAGA ERAPES.
MACCARONi FIGS (delciousl. FRENCH
PRUNES. CAPE COD CRANBEERItS;
40 varieties Of FANCY CAKES and CRACkEES;
NEW HONEY, VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
JELLIES (every dcscriptionl. CORDlALS,
OLD JAMAICA RUM OLD PEAtll- and AP-
PLE-BRANDY. CUAMPAGNES In great va
rieiV). COOKING and TABLt-SfiEERlES.
scotch. American. and English ALES; DOMES-
Finest LONDON LAYER, sULTANA, VALEN-
GA. and DEIiISA RAIS!NS; NEW NUTS
(cvery variety, MUSHROOMS. SIlRlMPS.
iOBSTERS, SALMON. FRESH MN'kEREL.
GOLDFISH, &C., &C., all for sale at reasonable
figures dc 17-l0t
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR NICE
w LY-TURNIsIIED AND COMFORTABLE
ROOM, In good neighborhood. with table board.
Terms moderate. Gentlemen preferred.
"REN.'
de 27-3ts Carrier l6.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. sc.

s. THE FRAGRANT CREAM OF
l. ALMONDS" for chapped or rough hands,
lps or face; for biotches, tan, or discolerations
de 20 l.. WAGNER, Druggist.
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I Entered at the Post-oflice at Richmond. Va. as
secoud-cIass mattcf.I
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WANTED, A GOOD TENANT FOR
w n FURNISHED HOTEL. Good c,stom.
For particulars appiy'o
WILLIAM T.. DE SAUsSURE,
de 17-Su.W&F2w HOB east Main street.
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WANTED, BY A LADY EXPERl-
w ENCED IN TEACHING, n SITUATION
In private family. Is willing to take charge OF
either boys or girls for the remainder Of present
session, or viii continue through the summer
months If desired. References exchanged. Ad-
dress H., care Letter Carrier No. ID. slchmond,
Va. de 27-cOd6ts
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WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w cook aud help do housc-wcrk. No washing
done on premises. German preferred. Good homo
and good wages. Apply 10 a. l.. BARGAMiN, a.
T.. d. TaylOr's, lOl | cast Main street. dc 29-3tt
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PLAN TO SECURE EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC-
TIoNs FOR NEXT YEAR--TEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS NEEDED.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

l told you 80.
Some wind Friday night.
The same delegates.
Plenty of No. I. fall wheat.
Ii is just As il should be.
Did you ever see corn grow 80 fast
1t has become chronic with some to
kick.
Everybody says, I am for Judge
Hanback, for Congress.
Charles Ingraham is up from SaIina,
this week.
ID. q. Denton and Joseph Stauber
was down to Salina Tuesday.
Rena Ingraham has returned from
Kansas City, where she has been Wis
iting friends the past ten days.
John Kelly from Ellsworth. was
down on Monday, and bought DIR.
Sellers ponies andibuggy.
Brookville has the best ice in the
state of Kansas, and parties from
abroad are trying To negotiate for IT.
Mr.. ChiIlson has returned TO his
blowing party. They are now between
Hugo and Denver. Chillson says
they are progressing finely.
II. =. Cunningham, j, q. Spivey
and +. w. McClelland, three OF Sa-
lina's attorneys, were here few days
ago, looking after official business and
shaking hands with their Brookville
friends.
Lyle Ramsey is now proprietor of
the -Brookvil!e shaving parlor and
he y going to fit it up i'm good style
and make it one of the neatest par
lors i'm the State.
The delegates from Brookville TO the
Saline county convention held in 'Sa-
lima on last Saturday, were X. Il. In
graham, q. G. HOgaboom. &. r. Gran
ger, l.. &. Warner, T. J. ROllman, +.
NJ. Hodge and +. J. Ulsh, and they
were all solid for Judge Lewis Ham
back for one of the four for Congress
man-at-large, and the Endorsement of
the delegates selected at the Saline
county convention, held on the Goth
day of May. /. L. Be.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
Poheta Items,

Corn weather has come at last, and
corn is already looking better.
Rye is the finest ever seen in this
section and a much larger acreage.
The crop of wheat promises to be
very large and of excellent quality.
The chronic grumblers against Kansas
seems very small when they look at
the abundant crops, which cannot he
surpassed in any part of the world. |
have just been looking ut A. Miller's
100 acres Of wheat. 1t is very fine,
and i'm all probability will. after pay
ing all expenses, more than pay for
the l6O acres of X. X. land, which he
has purchased. Think Of this, We
grumblers! lG0 acres of land paid for
with the crop OF loo acres in one year.
The Rev. Hindman's sermon, lately
preached ut the school house, is still
talked Of as the best ever delivered
there. He spoke for about an hour
without notes. His language was
kind, simple and forcible i'm unfolding
the plan Of salvation. He dwelt on
the necessity of having mercy, charity,
and love as well as faith; he spoke rs
a fellow sinner, and not as pharisee.
Farmers, now is the time to summer
fallow, and form q basis for q crop
next year. The weeds plowed in now
are better than heavy dressing of
manure.
The favorable weather during the
past winter is inducing farmers to
pay more attention to stock raising
than formerly. Now to do this
fully, II IL necessary to seed some of
the land down. Some think timothy
would do; others that bluegrass Is
best. According to Senator ingalls,,
bluegrass IL the panacea for most of
the ills of life. Now, Senator, like
your theory, and suppose you reduce
II to practice; get law passed to es-
tablished . bluegrass bureau, the
chief to have . seat in the Cabinet. OF
course You will be chief, then you can
appoint me secretary, and then we
could begin in earnest to elevate the
whole country, by directly applying
the bluegrass panacea. Senators,
Congressman and Government off,
cials who fAil In their duty would
then be Nebuchanexxarized ON blue
grass. Their reformation, I have no
doubt, would be speedy and effectual.
Times lively, surpries, partise and
preparations for . wedding.
The primary elected J.H. Taylor. j.
NJ. Jay and L. d. Falkner. delegates.
g. w.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

The JOURNAL and Herald jointly
will soon commence getting up the
premium list for the county fair. 1t
is desirable that advertisers shall let
Us know as soon as possible just the
amount of space they wish i'm the PAM
phlet. 500 copies will be issued, and
the distribution will be thorough and
systematic. There will he more gen.
eral interest taken i'm the fair by the
farmers this fall than ever before. and
a business man can hardly afford to do
without an advertisement in the pre-
MUM list book.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
The cIsrovmsn's ANNOYANCE.

Nothing can be more annoying OF
unpleasant to our clergymen than the
constant coughing Of some Of his con-
gregation; yet how easily can this be
avoided, by using DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. There
can be no cough or cold, however Sc
we're, but what this remedy will relieve
instantly. 1t is a positive cure for
asthma, bronchitis, phthisic, quinsy,
hoarseness, sore throat, dry hacking
cough, Group. whooping cough, diff
Guilty Of breathing, or any affection Of
the throat and lungs. To prove this
you are requested to call OH Oscar
Seitz and get trial bottle free of cost,
which will show you what regular
one dollar size bottle will do.
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motkers nlotAees |! Mother, III

Are you disturbed 1t night and brok.
en- Of your rest by . sick child suffer
ing and crying with the excruciating
pain ofcutting teeth? Ifso 20 at once
and get . bottle Of Mrs. winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon It; there IL no mistake about
1t. There Is not . mother on earth who
has ever used 1t, who will not tell you
at once thatit will regulate the bowels,
and give rest to the mother and relief
and health to the child. operating like
magic. 1t IL perfectly safe to use in
Ill cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
Ii the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurs-
= in the United States Sold every
where "a bottle. II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

On Monday last, w. ii. Sweeney
was arrested on a warrant from
Justice Norton's court, charged with
violating the liquor law. There are
eight counts in the county attorneys
indictment. Mr.. Sweeney plead guilty
and his Government license was for
fei:ed, but he has not yet been fined.
Capt. Mohler was his attorney.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

Mrs. CronkhIte, the elocutionist'
having received q telegram from Hast
ings, Neb,, to read there, started for
that point last Monday. She will
shortly return to meet her engage
ments in this county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

A spirited horse preferred the side
walk to Sante Fe, and promenaded
the walk quite a little distance, Sat-
urday night, dragging the carriage
after him. No damage was done ex-
cept to an awning, next to Bishop &
Chace's office, which was pulled down.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

LitOwich, Wolsiefier q Co. have
moved into their new store building,
and now occupy as handsome store
room as can he found in Kansas. II
is wonderfully airy and beautiful in
all its proportions and admirably
suited for merchandising OH the larg-
est scale. Tuesday evening the room
was brilliantly lighted and was fairy
land Of sights and attractions. No
western firm has SO greatly won the
esteem and high regard of all the peo-
pie as this firm, and the general wish
is that they may go on to prosper and
to prosperity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
A Couch. Cold OF sere Throat.

Should lie stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in m incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsams, but act directly
on the inflamed parts, allaying irrita-
ton, give reliefin A asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Speakers are subject to. For thirty
years Browns Bront HAL Troches have
been recommended b. rhysicians, and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant use for nearly An entire genera
ton, they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold ct Is cents q box,
everywhere. Al
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22
Notice.

0EALED PROPOSALS will he received at the
- Office u the County Clerk Of Saline cuanty .
Kansas, until d! O'Clock noon, Monday, July I0th
lss,. for building q high truss iron hri.Is. one
hundred feet long. and sixteen feet roadway
on iron piers, across the Saline river in Cam
bria Township. Saline County, kznss.
Also low truss iron iron briix-. any feet bong
and sixteen feet roadway. Across Dry Creek. in
Smoky Hill Tovnship. in said County; the sub
structure Of the last named bridge Is furnished ny
tn. To~ nship.
The County Commissioner, reserve IN. rizht b,
rejert any all bids
by order Of the Board Of County Commissioner
JOS SARGENT
Sslins June l2th lsss s3y Coap,y ,sI-.k
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

1t was generally believed that har-
vesting would commence i'm good earn
est last Monday, and no doubt those
who Use reapers have their work pref
ty well started by this time. The fields
are hardly ready for the headers yet.
Luckily, III far, nothing has happened
to mar the prospect of a universally,
extraordinary harvest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

The Mystics. the base ball club OF
Salina made up of boys from fiftee n
{" twenty years of age, have accepted
the chal lenge from a similar club
at Abilene, TO contest for the field at
that place ION the Fourth of July. The
Salina Club sends greetings to friends
and ncighbors. Boys, save your
money if you want To see some fun.
This club, not Ia he behind more
aged excursionists, will apply for re-
duced railroad fare
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

a new county map is very much
needed. Nearly every day some one
comes asking TO purchase a county
map. Will not friend Wight, or
some other competent person, go
about il, and get us up a first-class
map? Some money could be made
i'm the business, we believe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

Mr.. B. r. Robinson and family, of
Liberty township, started for New
Hampshire last Tuesday. They will
visit in that State for about two
months. II is many years since Mr.
Robinson looked upon the old granite
hills, and he proposes enjoying pleas
ant vacation in the old haunts of his
hoyh"od, and by the side of the
.'-nundip" sea-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

We want TO give our subscribers
timely notice that all subscriptions
Ia the JOURNAL must he settled this
Fall. We have been carrying large
number of subscriptions just as long
a. we can stand il. If our subscribers
cannot pay up this Fall, they never
will Ice able Ia. We shall proceed to
collect all sums owing us Oh subscrip-
ton, and shall expect subscribers to
respond promptly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-22

We understand that the different
agents in this city of self-binders, have
agreed to give a premium at the county
fair, 10 the party producing the best
sheaf or bundle from their respective
machines. Here's a chance for little
competition, and we hope 10 see the
farmers strive for the premium.