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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26

We are pleased to announce that ar
engagements have been perfected for
starting a telephone exchange in this
city. Ii will he started n soon rs the
material arrives here. which has prob
ably been shipped by this time. Mr..
Paul w. Bossart, Superintendent Of
the Merchants Telephone and Tele-
graph Co, was in tewn last week
working up the matter. Mr.. Joe
Mssker will he the manager for Salina
aud the Office will he with Whitehead
4 Seaman The following parties
have subscribed for instruments !:
Court House, L. p. Depot, w. U. Tel
egraph Co, +. Lott, c. II. Underwood
4 Co., Taylor Miller, Aug. Engstrorn.
E. l.. Norton, Bartlett Il Jenkins, City
Of Salina, Goodnow 4 Co.. J. +. Geb-
hardt, Flummerfelt & Williams,
Banks & Cunningham. NJ. ID. Samp-
son, Post Office, ID. b. Powers, H. b.
Merrell.
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Notice to Voters.

NORGE z hsrsey gwen ,hs, the Resistr,,ioa
Cssnsl, kase:s, .ill b elsssd on Friday. oesoh-s
(ss The surpas ef registrsftcaj until the s,eersj
eIeeesse . b heh o. The 7th day Of Novsmbsr
~ Al vetsss. - order 70 Be entitled 10 vote
~ arss nesdsy II Jssusry. ior, or vho "a sise,
oeas9 rsSbeefed removed from the vsrd In WHICH
be - Fsgiseersd, vithsst having sucb rs@ovsi
soesd % the poll books when the zane arc
fhs City cesk's o0ee viIi be the Asr3vsr.
eeors q kingnas cs.s until after the elosins OF
Of nd regisfrstioa books
-: vhsss my hand and eAseiai seal, this
-: Y. z. BOwEi,
-. City .iers
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The registration Of votes in the four
wards il as follows: First Ward, ll8
Second Ward. 1877 Third Ward, ls9
Fourth Ward, 1856; total, 81.
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The places Of voting in the city at
the coming election, and the Judges
and Clerks have been designated as
follows by the Mayor:
First Ward-city hall Judges, G.
A. w. Bone. T. J. Going, J. H. Mapes :
Clerks. J. w. Frost, J. w. Gibson.
Second Ward-court house Judges.
c. T. Hilton. E. l.. Norton, r. II
Bishop; Clerks, E. l.. Bishop, A. H.
Hine.
Third Ward-opera house Judges.
A. Il. Dickinson. Jacob Dewitt, r. b.
'DePriest Clerks, Aug. Freeman, F.
II. Waldron.
Fourth Ward-J. II. Chapman's
paint shop; Judges, e. Melbert, E. H.
Gibbs, Alex Shultz; Clerks, J. J. Gels,
Jos MaSkpr
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Rerssssd by C. r. Underwood 4 Co.
WINTER wHEAT-No. I, Csc.
No. 2, &c q 6ac. No. 8, SEC q eOc.
CORN-2Sc.
OATS-25c.
RYE-35c.
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The Democrats held their county
Convention in iermania Hall on
Saturday, Oct. 2lst, Mt : .. m. II. +.
Cravens was elected chairman and
W.R. Gels secretary of the convention
A motion was unanimously carried 10
adiourn-after electing u central conf
mittee. without placing u county
ticket i'm the field. A central commit
tee consisting of three from each Rep
re-entative District, ani three ut large,
was elected as follows: s4th District,
f. +. Bowen, : Hoffman, w. II. Gen
try: s5th District, TIo-. MciIaifee, NJ
Steyneier, Hugh Farley; at large, II.
p. Cravens, Levi Berger. II. Is. Will
son. The central COMMITTEES orr lnized
by'electing:R. T. Cravens, chairman and
E. f. Bowen, secretary.
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Publication Notice.
STATE Oe KANsAs,l.
C0uDev az Mir.

' San:. 2. = 1885, s:i;...
TO =; y. Lgs.s. =. Desssa, Z. Heass.. n
= fetesmaa. n Oshssse. J. Z. Westward. q
Gksehe, J. - Ap4er~os, Patrick pslas. C. D.
Wiens, ~ she hsiss Or representatives Of
Serah fsyns, tdseeassa)
rssssas ietssesas1 10 TIE ssrvey Of the ibiiosiss
eeecrleee hid: yeu aoA sesh Of yos sre hereby
nseios1 thee - The IN DAY u koseabss, A. b.
10. = siss O'Clock .. y, ! ON nake survey Of
TIE sesISving seeesissd lesd. town: Ths sossh
ssesbes. township So1rsesn. saags too vest, iss
The parl.e q ssfssatsAieg ths esstse corner %
esetboe esgee, as4 re-oaeelIso sbs quarter corner
corner betveen The osstA V0e Quarfsr Of seetios
eiehs asd sssth vsse ssasssr Of ssrtsss ase town
oAto fooneeo. nag too Vost.
~ ssrvsy viif - esonsaesd q the centre Of
section etxA, q vhieh tiae ssd pIsce yos can
apSsas asa tses sseh eettse - zee ~ Sesir-
~noso y hno4 teb Id Any % Oct A. q. 1ess
o. r HAMILTON,
SSv C0asey Surveyors
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Phillip Jorg, the well-known farmer
living on what Is known as the Crys.
tai Spring farm 1.-THE Geis.place), north
of town, is entitled to the blue ribbon
on tall corn. He brought into town last
Saturday. three cOrn-stslks which
measured Is feet 8 inches In length
About half way up were also several
mammoth samples Of corn In the ear,
as big In proportion a. the stalks.
The corn was raised on upland. II
reminded one of the Jack and bean.
stalk story, and II seemed as II people
were looking up towards the moon
to ascertain If some of those giants
might not be coming, sprawling down
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A young lady who has been fol
some time in the Art School of Bos-
ton, and resides in this vicinity, is
DESTROYS Of obtaining orders for hand
painting in china and other articles.
We have seen o china set, adorned by
her skillful brush and must pronounce
II the finest and most artistic Of any
work Of the kind we have seen for
years. Ladies' DESTROYS Of inspecting
the work will please call at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. s. Seaman, Santa Fee
Avenue.
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In our last issue Converse 4 Bartlett
should have been Converse q Barrett
both old and experienced cutters
Large acquaintance; know everybody;
been In the business for years; hosts oI
friends; nice clean market; good meat
Citizens will find this market . good
place to get their meats-will find
everything just As represented. This
is no winter shop. They will stay
with US, and we speak for them big
trade. No. ia, Santa Fee Avenue.
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Situation Wanted.

An experienced druggist wishes an
engagement In either town or country
store. He Is fully competent In all
the brahches and holds first-class ties.
timonials from former employers.
Address 8. G. Whitley, Beloit, Kans.
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Whom lsdies ore Attractive.

All ladies know their faces are more
attractive when free from pimples
Psrker's Ginger Tonic In popular
among them, because II banishes Inn.
purities from blood and skin and
makes the face slow and the eye spar.
kle with health.
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An lmpossib ility.

Deserving articles are always appre.
ciated. The exceptional cleanliness Of
Parker's Hair Bslsam makes 1t popu.
lar. Gray hairs are impossible with
its occasional use.
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A number Of Abilene people-Hart.
stambaugh and Prof Jewett among
the number-came up To the Rally
last night.
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Farm for Sale,

Eighty acres Of the south half neqr.
sec. II, T. 10. R. 8 ". 10 acres under
fence, good house and out-buildings.
Two good wells, plenty Of water and
800 shade trees. Price 1880. Apply
to H. b. Blair, Assaria, Kans. 3l.tf.
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The Republicans of the s5th Repre-
sentative District held their couven-
ton last Saturday. L. F. Parsons was
chosen chairman and J. H. johnson,
Of Assaria, secretary. Messrs. A. P.
Collins and Robert Crawford were
placed In nomination. Both candi-
dates appeared and stated their views
upon Prohibition and the transporta-
ton question. Mr.. Crawford stated
that he was not . candidate for the
Office and did not desire It except they
were unable to agree decisivsly upon
Mr.. Collins. The ballot Was taken
and Mr.. Collins received twenty eight
votes and Mr.. Crawford fifteen. Mr.
Collins IL one Of the oldest citizens
Of the county and has ever been
known a. Q gentleman Of good
abilities and sound on all public
questions. 1t IL believed that he
will make . splendid representative,
and we are Of the opinion that this be-
lief Is well-founded. Mr.. Collins will
appear and address the voten ut all
the meetings announced for this and
next week in the Second District. Be
sides this he may also appoint . few
meetings for himself, independent Of
the meetings announced.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

thereby announce myself an Independent can
dsda.e for the once Of County Attorney
John FOSTER.
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Major Crowell, Of Atchison, IL in
town, in the Post ONCE inspecting
businesa
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/ hereby announce myself ss IN Independent
candidate for County Superintendent Of Public
Instruction l.. A DAVIS.
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WANrED-iO head of stock hogs
and 5000 bushels Of corn at my farm
10 Walnut township. Saline county.
sat. AUGUST ZIEBELL-
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An anti-St. John Club Il being
formed In this city. Yesterday morn
Ing the membership had reached 50.
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hereby ann,usee myself A. an Independent
candidate for County Commissioner In the second
D,,,,,., DAVID REESE.
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For Rent Or Sale.

A good dwelling Of six rooms on
Santa Fe avenue. Enquire OF
WV. CLARKsoN,
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hereby announce myself - an Independent
candidate for Representative 10 the 18th Repre-
sentative District, Saline county.
En- sTEARSs
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For Sale.

A stock farm of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery, on Santa Fe avenue, ia
lima. Apply to H. REEs.
Diff
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0voklou's Apuios sslve.

The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sare, letter. Chapped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles. 1t II
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price. Is cents
per box. For sale BY Oscar Sets.
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n the vsseysc5S aiis> oOsn,y:
I hereby annoncs myself as an independent
candidate for Probate Judge.
AUGUST BONDI.
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ses sS~O svOssSO-
The next examination for teachers
certificates will be held at the court
house .:on the last Saturday Of Novem.
Der t25th VI the month";, commencing
promptly at Q o'clock A. n. Appli.
cants for teachers certificates will
please take notice and govern them.
selves accordingly. BY order Of the
Board Of Examiners.
39-4t. WV. BISHOP,
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Mr.. Orlo Hubbard, Of Bavaria, was
q schoolmate Of the late President
Garfield at Hiram. He possesses an
autograph album, on the dedicatOry
page of which appears the following
beautiful words, in Garfield's own
handwriting
Dedicated TO Memory, Friendship and
Truth.
Good thoughts nobly uttered are
surpassed only by good deeds nobly
performed. Let the ''Word signs" Of
life be the shortest-the deed signs
the longest. Let friends write upon
these pages small words but weighty
ones. Your Friend,
J. A. GARFIELD.
Hiram, Sept. II, 1857.
The album also contains sentiments
from Presidents Hinsdale, H. w. Ev-
crest, J. H. Rhodes. of Hiram names
famous since Garfield was assassin.
sted.
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Ordinance No. $50.

AN ORDINANCE making an Appropriation for
the Payment Of certain Bills.
Se 1srdstssd b he Mayor and Cbs.ciymes II ssr
UI u Ssiins. kSasas.
ssc1, That the sun ofsa'sss b. and the same
sereoy. sIpseHsfssed ont the city Treasury for
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The Republicans have been holding
meetings in the various school houses
since last week Wednesday, and with
out an exception they have been well
attended, and were enthusiastic. Not
ably good were the meetings at Assaria
last Friday night and ut Brookville,
Saturday night. At the latter place q
glee club. composed Of Miss Warner,
Mrs. Dauchy and Messrs. Bond, Shute
and Lockwood, furnished some good
music. Mr.. Turton was made chair
man Of the meeting and Mr.. Ingra.
ham, Secretary. Strong speeches were
made by Meesrs. Mohler, Carver and
Cunningham. The audience was q
large one and full of enthusiasm. AS
will be noticed by . list of appoint
ments published elsewhere, the county
Central Committee have arranged for
at least two meetings each night until
election. The meetings have aroused
Republicans from an apathy which
seemed to prevail at first, and there Is
not much doubt but that the voters
will be as strong as ever for the Re-
publican ticket by election time.
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Notice For Publication.
LAND OvSscs At SALIVA. Kansas.

LAND OvSscs At sALfSA. Kansas,
October q. Iss2
UIiCB - hefeoy giveo tksf the fsllo0ins
kNsmed settler - fled notice Of hjs ipt-c
700 % make 1sal proof 10 support Of his eisim ana
teee The teseimosisls Of claimant yin be sake n
Con WsteS. 4iehigsn, before the Clerk Of the
eee 3ssA day Of Nevenber iss5. and the te,fimony
a. The vis1e0 VIII b taken before the Regisses
ana 1eeetves. efths o0ee. on Nevembsr 2sth .ls<7.
VIZ Byron L. 4ss>hsll. Bo0essesd Essry Is ,siI
fer the ~ sv4. 4 nvt sse :is tp. n, p. So.
Ne oeoes tee S0lIoving Witnesses 30 pro~s MS
ee0oecso rss6eenre upsa, 81 euItivsftos ef aid
son sna Daniel Jooss, al Of Bavsrse. Kansas.
St1. J. y. HODGE Register
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Have you seen those noe cloths q
Solberg's?
Brackets Of all descriptions at F.
V. Eberhardt's.
Messrs. Bates 4 Tinker, Gypsum
City. have received their fall and win
ter stock of goods. Go and examine
stock and prices.
New goods-stock full and complete
Prices lower than ever at Campbell 4
Tuthill's.
Opening ut A. T. & NJ. H Grier's
each day, during the season (Sundays
excepted)
Parlor suits-the latest I'm style and
vegy handsome-just received by F. 4
V. Eberhardt.
For SALE A lot of Chester White
pigs. Apply to H. B. Blair 4 Co.,
Assaria.
Our stock Of mems, boys and chill.
dren's clothing Ii complete, and at
prices that never fail to sell them.
MARYLAND DODGE & MOORE
The large stock Of goods now opened
at Campbell 4 Tuthill's has been sc.
lected with great care and bought on
the closest terms possible. for cash.
A. Nilsson, the tailor, has o large
stock Of fall and winter goods. which
he Offers at the lowest price,. Good fits
guaranteed. Ifno At, no pay.
S6-4t.
Most stylish suits At Solberg's. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. Good fits war
ranted.
Prepare for fall suits. A fine lot of
cloths for fall suits received at Sol.
berg's.
The finest chamber suits ever seen
in Salina. just received BY F. 4 v.
Eberhardt.
Campbell 4 Tuthill have the best
line Of Overcoats In the city. Go and
zee them.
WASrED.-Board by gentleman
and wife and one child In strictly pri.
vate family. References exchanged.
Address Traveller" care Ober 4 Hage-
man.
A large line of beautiful carpets
just received by F. 4 v. Eberhardt-
Oats and Rye at Farmers Elevator.
H. B. MERRILL 4 Co.
The largest stock Of dress hannels-
all shsdes-at IS per cent. cheaper
than any house In the city. at Mark
land DodgeA Moore's.
New Goods New Goods at Camp.
bell 4 Tuthill's.
FoR sALE-A lot 75x2o0 feet front
ing on Prescott Aveoue. The front
part Of the lot h covered with good
sised trees. For sAle cheap. Apply
at this ONCE.
Eagy chain-elegant psttesns-just
received By r. 4 v. Ebefhardt.
Prepare for ALI suits. A nne lot Of
cloths for fail suits received 1t eol-
befgs.
oeeue Fse oeoo.
have 0Seeen-yoaflines and two
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We understand that an effort has
been made by the friends and candi-
dates of the independent ticket to pre-
vent un attendance at several of the
Republican meetings. Their efforts
so far have been in vain. We hope
the voters will turn out to all the meet
ings. II will certainly do them no
harm. even il they have not the same
opinion as the speakers, and they may
possibly learn something which will do
them good. DO not be led astray by
the reports that meetings will not be
held as advertised, for they will be so
held, without fail. Even the voters
who hold the most extreme notions
i'm opposition to those of the speakers,
should 20 and hear what they have to
say. We hope there is no voter who
will stay at home because he il afraid
of being converted" IL he attends the
meetings.
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Fslua Items.

Brace up boys! Hurrah for the
Independent we hope Il will tell the
truth during the campaign.
We are sorry to say that Major
Forsee was sick on the morning al
the convention, and was unable to go
to town.
Jacob Malmgren Il not behind he
hopes to keep up with the rest
another daughter Is added to his fam
lily. He says he prefers girls.
Lots Of sick horses In this neighbor.
hood.
Peter Naslund went to. Clay Center,
last Friday to see relatives and friends.
Mr.. Gust johnson Is riding In Q new
spring wagon.
Gust Nystrand is around looking
after his interests In some pieces Of
land which he claims. He was sur.
prised with his nice daughter and puts
up five dollar note on her. He says
he will vote for st. John this Fall II
he gets . chance.
Mr.. o. NJ. Nilsson has sold his farm
In Mcpherson county and will remain
among his many friends In Falun.
Conventions are something of the
past for . while. Candidates have.
had their way SO far, let's see the re-
suit Of election day. FALUBO.
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The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich, will send Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic Belts and Electric Ap-
planes on trial for thirty days to men
(young or oldl who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality and
Manhood, and kindred troubles. guar
anteeing speedy and complete restor-
alton Of health and manly vigor. Ad.
dress a above. n. B.-No risk II In.
CURED, - thirty days trial is allowed.
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HO0S-S6.0O per 100 lbsL
BEEF CATTLE-e3.UO per 100 lbs
CHICKENS -$2W 9 as per dos
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Mayors Election Proc
lAmation.

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u IL esassy q Salins, 81 IL eesss ~ kansns,
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fer tAe Qoossnl eDsetssa - - ~ % fUeaeny,
ne m 1sy q Nsvsobss, ~, vil1 - sDsssd q
IL following pasees:
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Should Le stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results In an incurable Luns
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balaams. but act directly
ON the infamed Parts, allaying irrita-
ton. give reliefin Asthma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrh. and the Throat
Troubles which ~ ,gers and Public
Speakers are subie 10. For thirty
years Browne Bron, n Troches have
been recommended b ,hysicians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant US for nearly An entire genera.
ton, they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold at Is cents Q box,
everywhere. ~
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Congressman John A. Anderson
and Judge Hanback, spoke in front Of
CAMPBELL 4 Tuthilrs last Thursday
afternoon. Col. Phillips was made
chairman of the meeting, and with
handsome, well-chosen words intro.
duced both speakers. His introduce
ton Of Mr.. Anderson was especially
happy, and that gentleman compli.
mented the congressional records of
his predecessor in fine style. Judge
Hanback,, though indisposed, made a
good speech, which was well received.
Mr.. Anderson made a ten-strike on
the discussion of the transportation
question, which will make him many
votes in this county. Some regard II
as the strongest speech on that subject
that they have ever heard. The State
Central Committee have arranged for
a meeting at Assaria next week FRI
day night, at which time the speech
will be repeated by Mr.. Anderson.
Judge Hanback, will also address the
meeting.
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l have osteess-ysaflinss, and two
ysar-olds Tor sale Esquire Of h. I.
Biaskledgssoaf miIss nostAwest Of
1allna.
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An enjoyable time Wa had Satur.
day evening 1t tafYy party In honor
Of Miss Li1aie Sullivan, 1t her home
On Yankee street.
Mr. NORM, our blacksmith, has
moved into town; his place II soon to
be supplied BY . master mechanic
who, We hope, will prove - successful
. workman - his predecessor.
Mark Bagley and family, have SET
tied on Widow Maher's old place.
Mark II . con Of Henry Bagley. and
an old resident Of Ohio.
James Likely went to Chicago Tues
day, 70 reside for . time. His genial
face will be missed In our social circles
DR.. Knox and family. accompanied
by Mr.. Dunbar, from Llndsborg, were
out looking over the Dr's farm and
picnicing In his house last Sunday.
Mrs Bagley has been quite low for
. week ; but We are happy TO bear she
In recovering.
Seeding 10 about over among the
the farmers in this section Of the coun-
try.
VIM. Bedford and wife and daughter
May, visited In Mcpherson for q few
days last week. U. r. RITE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26

SIC J. That erders Be drawn on the city treas
err iee the payment ofthe same
SRr g. That this ordnance take eject and n. a,
force ffoa and amer its passase "
Approved sept lssh, fsss
49,. D.. ADDISON. Mayor
SEAL: Attest
1900: T.. Z. BOWS, City CLERK.
do hereby certify the above and foregoing /. .
~ 40 correct coy Of N ordinance. pss.sd
eay Of SspesnbeS, 1ssl. pov on file In NJ oIicc.
Z. z BOWEN fIty Cl.rk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26

Ioad u bog On Monday, and - be
spr1ined bis leg % badly that he ID
con6ned to his bed.
The child Of NJ. v. w. Miller, who
lives On Dry Greek, was taken DICK on
Sunday evening. With the spotted e
yer. and died before incoming. The
child Was about two yeafs old, and
was . bright, healthy child It had
showed no sign Of sickuess until Sun
day night as IL O'Clock when the
parents were awakened By Its crying.
It was Q sudden and great afniction
To the parents. The funeral was At
tended BY . large number Of neigh
b0f0 Monday Afternoon. STAR