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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-05

pon'a forget that tie curtain vii
rise at $50 O'Clock on che beautiful
play, 1.-THE Last Loaf" at Estival
Park tonight.
The papyrus Club, of Boston, Mass,
dined Oscar Wilde last Saturday
night. He will lecturs here next
Monday evening.
The stone pavement between DeSoto
and fernando. on Beale, is finished,
and workman are now busy in front of
the market house.
To rid your dining room and kitchen
of flies, ants and reaches, use the True
Persian Insect P%owder--only at Fab
len & Kleinschmidt's, Second and
Beal.
The sales of tickets in the Little
Havana Lottery close to-day, as the
drawing takes place tomorrow. Only
$1,000 tickets will be put in the wheel,
while other lotteries use LOG, 1000.
Mrs. H. Grey, doing q millinery
business at 4O4 Main street, has made
an assignment. The lady has been
trying to wind up her business for six
months past, and was forced by cir
cumstances to name an assignee.
AT the Georgia Street Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening,
a concert is announced by Miss Annie
Baxter's school, and the patrons of
this lady, with their their friends,
anticipate an enjoyable entertainment
A Causey street COW has had two
calves within the past few days, one
appearing on Friday o fweek before last
and another on Monday. The twins
look so near alike hat the mother
cannot tell '"tother from which,"
The Mozart Musical Society have
reorganized, and, under the leadership
of the accomplished Professor Downs,
expect to go into regular summer
training during next week. New
musical gems will be put before the
Club without delay.
The Morning Numbers miserable,
who could, and did SO shamefully
abuset the harmless and popular actress
Lolita, in vulgar phrases, rises in de
Tense Of the memory of the late mer
ciless wretch and barbarous murderer,
Sandy Matthews. "Execrable taste,''
indeed.
The fourth sample Of cockleburs of
this year growth came to this Office
to-day, the frst having been received
several weeks ago. The last Speci-
NOR is well advanced toward maturity
and indicates an early frost next fall,
so some folks say. This prediction
vsrifes Vennor, who says we are to
have "a very cold and stormy au-
tumn."
A change occurred yesterday in the
arrival and departure Of the Louisville
& Nashville railways through accom-.
mediation train. 1t now comes in at
800 pm, instead of 2:4O, and departs
at 1910 am, instead Of 1855. The
arrival of the mail daily will be 4:10
pm, instead of $40, as heretofore.
and the Brownsville accommodation
will leave at 4:55 pm, instead of 40.
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DOG MUZZLES.
r. j. TURNBULL'S, 234 Main st.
Masonic Picnic.


The Mount Moriah Commandery,
No. 10, Knights Templar, will give a
Masonic picnic at the Exposition
building next Monday. The Com
mandery is to assemble at three in the
afternoon, and will move from their
Asylum, 1892 Main street, at FIVE,
parading the various streets, headed
by the Y. NJ. U. brass band. After
the parade, the Oommandery and
their guests are to assemble at the
Exposition building, where all the
Injuries Of the season are to be served.
At 9 pm. the Mount Moriah Com
mondery. No. 10, K. T., will appear in
full uniform, then the exercises will
begin, which will be varied, consisting
of singing, prayer by Rev. Sir D. j.
Hodges, and al address by Rev. Sir
Taylor Nightingale, of Apolla Com
mandery, No. IA, of Nashville Tenn,
who has been invited for the occasion.
The order of the Eastern Star has &C.
cepted an invitation to attend, and
will appear in full regalia; Adah
Chapter, No. 2, and Beautiful Star
Chapter. No. 4, accompanied by Homer
Court, No. l, order of the Cross and
Grown, which will give the public a
few exercises on the occasion. At the
conclusion of the exercises there will
be a drill, dress parade and sword ex-
erciSe by the COmmandery. All Sir
Knights in good standing are re-
spectfully invited to participate.
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PERSONAL.

Grace Church industrial school will
give a concert at Casino Hall on Wed.
nesday evening. The children will
also execute several beautiful, fancy
dances, for which they have been we'll
trained by Prof. Saxby.
Mr.. L. K. Torbet, Of the Gazette,
Lebanon, Ohio, is in the city, on his
way from a s~ojourn at Hot Springs, to
attend the Mississippi Press Conven-
ton, to meet at Natchez, Miss, next
wednesday.
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Branching Ont.

The house of B. Lowenstein & Bros
is about to increase its size to keep up
with its large and constantly increas
ing patronage. On the first Of next
month their spacious store is to be
connected with the Senate building,
on Jefferson street, the work to be
completed ia time for the fall
trade. With a view of reducing their
stocks, to give room for the workmen,
a sweeping reduction in prices Of goods
on hand, and to arrive, will be made
throughout the present month. All
goods have been marked down from q
to 80 per cent, and persons in want o.
articles would do well to make prompr
examination Of the present offering.
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AS it is now a sure fact hal we are
going to enjoy a series of concerts at
Estival Park, it behooveS us to look
to our wardrobe, and especially ought
our citizens to make a respectable
appearance. There is nothing looks
SO bad as a gentleman in a shocking
old hat, when it is q we'll known fact
that for a trife a splendid, light, cool
and pleasant summer hat can be pur-
chased at Martin Cohen's (the hatter)
establishment, 2l9 Main street. Go
at once and look, and price his goods,
and you will never wear a shabby hat
again. So
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Ladies', shoes.

Ladies will find a large and elegant
assortment Of all varieties Of shoes at
A. X. Sloan's, 22l Main. Mr.. Sloan's
stock is second to none in the city
either in amount, style, finish, or dura-
bility, and his prices commend them
selves to all who want good goods al
low figures.
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FRESH
dark and glossy, received by
III. ESCH.
EstivaI Park.

Those who went to Estival Park,
yesterday and last night, enjoyed a
good time. Besides the regular must
cal programme, a Swiss warbler, ac-
companied by a skillful harp player,
RECALLED visitors with their unique and
wonderful skill. The Lone Star base
ball club of New Orleans we're among
the visitors during the evening. The
cars ran regularly and people came or
went at will without detention.
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Verify, my good woman, l am ex-
Ceeding dry. My throat feeleth as
parched as the great desert of Sahara,
and | have sought the rear p~ostern Of
your dwelling as a green and refresh
ing oasis. A glass, please. And then
the good man sighed, and went
ltraightway to the beer key and drew
for himself a glass Of the foaming IL
quid. The policeman heard the gurgle
Of %contentment as it slipped wei his
parched palate, and arrested Mrs.
McNulty," and the lawyer sat down.
The lady was discharged.
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Saved by P~rovtdence.

The we'll known jeweler, POP Main
street, is still alive and on his feet
again, ready to wait on his numerous
friends to improve their eyesight.
Anything in my line will be promptly
attended to. R. BERTsCHY. 80+
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HeeIa Coal.

l have taken the agency of the
Hecla Coal and Mining Co., and will
furnish it at 3Oc, per Dbl, delivered by
car load for $3.50 per ton at depot.
So JOHN WALSH. go Second st.
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aaa NAM. nenr Union.

in. MILFORD & Co, mfg Jewel.
ers. First. class repairing. Watch
hands and crystals, &c each. Fobs'
WV
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THIS remarkable remedy has been extern
i siVely and exclusively used in the british
navy and marine hospitals for the last eight
years with never failing success, and is now
being introduced in America, where, BY its
curative virtues, it will undoubtedly head the
list Of remedies for Rheumatism and Gout,
acting promptly and surely. A few dosel Of
ii will convince the most sksptical that they
have nCW q cure for their intolersble suffer-
ings.
Fer sac by R. BATTER & CO., l2O Beal,
sole agebta.
lar street, and at Z. @. BATTER, 50 Main.
Price, Sl.O0. 50 lS
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Envelopes, Xxx, high out, cheape
in the city, at LEDGER job prindRf
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% feet " Hose and Nozzle, $3.50.
80 u 475.
80 u Hose, Nozzle and Reel, $3.50.
BROWNE, 10 Madison st. 54t
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FOg SAFE OR RENT.
FOR SALE on RENT.

T ARGs lot Secon -Ssnd pianos and SfTsnS
IL at H0LLENBRRG,s. 2A Main st. ut
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sKAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.

For Ladies to readl readl readl readl
l2Kc elegant quality all-wool Bunting,
12Ho.
25c a pr Isle Thread Gloves, 6-iut-
toned, 25c.
|l2Kc. full regular Seamless Hose, 12hc.
loo for striped extra length Hose, miss
es' or ladies', 10c.
&c a pr for ladies' white Hose, or I'M
bleached, &c.
pc a I'd for Pinch all silk Gros Grain
Ribbon, &c.
Isl a dozen, ladies' fine Cambria Linen
Hdkfs, &c.
25c, finest white Linen Lawn, 25c.
Ladies should not fail to attend this sale
AT ONCE.
KAHN g. FREIBERG,
Corner Hain and Poplar.
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Candidates should order cards, etc.
printed at the LEDGER job printing
Office.
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DIAN0S and organs, new and second hand,
on easy monthly installments, at
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The Concerts.

j. WALSH, undertaken, 81 ID st
Residence, 104 Promenade st. lot
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Cabinets, IS per dOz., new seem
Cottage Gallery, Beal ct. 90
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Re-refDed C0ohing OIL.
BHckham IL Campbell, so Real,
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For Register.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE J
MALLORY as q candidate for the Office Of
County Register, subject to the action OF the
Democratic Nominating Convention. 70I
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WANTED.

MRS. Il. Lsngan's DI estmaking Rooms, $50
WI Third street S2e7
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FER County Trustee.

We are authorized to announce that Z L
MCGOWAN is a candidate for re. election to
The Office Of county Trustee, subject TO the
action Of the Democratic Nominating Conven-
tion. SO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-20
6rookville Items.
Fine showers.
Harvest over once more.
Farmers commencing blowing.
Another war on + Creek.

Harvest over once more.
Farmers commencing blowing.
Another war on + Creek.
A few strangers i'm the city.
Are you going to Salina on the 27th.
Will Troy had one of his ponies
killed by lightning Monday.
Some are threshing wheat. and it
turns out from twenty to forty bushels
per acre.
WI. Evans, editor Russell Record,
was down aud called this week.
Aaron Robins shipped 100 head of
wethers TO Kansas City this week.
w. Chilson increased his blowing
force, andshipped them west Tuesday.
Judge Peck and family, have re.
turned from the mountains very much
pleased with their trip.
Miss Deroy has SO far recovered
from her late sickness, as to resume
her labOrs at the telegraph Office.
w. H. Gentry Is home on short
visit. He reports the cattle trade very
lively at Honeywell, where he Is hand
ling cattle.
County attorney Cunningham was
up here on Monday. on behalf of the
State in the case Of State of Kansas vs..
Peter Malone.
David Flemming and Henry Gar
lish are now laid up, and will he for
few days from the wounds they re-
ceived In the late battle of Balls Run
on.F Creek.
+. NJ. Hamilton from Salina, was up
on Monday and again on Wednesday,
negotiating q loan for some parties
here, and shaking hands with friends.
Billie Fugate, an old time conduc-
tor on the X. P.,was here this week.
He is now selling q new patent wash.
ishing machine, and judging from the
working Of the machine II Is a good
one, and worth the notice of anyone
wanting anything Of the kind.
A number Of our Brook Williams are
making their calculations to attend
the Temperance Rally ut Salina, on
the 9th, and have . good time, and
see Governor St John whom there In
. great struggle over for third term.
d. G. Denton and family, have gone
to the Hot springs for the benefit Of
his health, which has been quite poor
the past year.
F. Cable has returned from Kansas
City, and concluded to buy wheat in
stead Of conducting pullman car for
the present.
Pete Malone and son were arrested
and brought before Justice Ingraham,
Monday, charged with an assault and
attempt to kill David Flemming They
pleaded not guilty, and waived pre-
liminary trial and entered into reeoe-
nisance to appear ut the next term Of
the District Court.
Peter Malone was then arrested for
committing IN assault on Henry Gar
lish, and be pleaded not guilty, and .
one Of the witnesses was not able to be
present, the trial was continued to the
3lst /. q. BE.
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A General Stampede.

Probably nothing has caused such .
stampede in the direction of any one
ofour business houses as that produced
by the announcement that all suffer
ers could obtain trial bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery free of cost, by
calling at Seitz' 8 drug store. This is the
great remedy that is producing such
astonishing cures everywhere, curing
where everything else has failed. No
person suffering with severe cough,
cold asthma, bronchitis, consumption,
hay fever, loss of voice, tickling in
throat, hoarseness, Group, or any other
affection of the throat and lungs but
what DR.. Kings New Discovery will
give instant relief. A single trial bot
tie will convince the most skeptical
and show you what q regular dollar
size bottle will do
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Brid0e Items.

The Stockton brothers have q n ew
vibrator threshing machine.
Rev. Simkins delivered a very able
lecture on temperance at the Bridge
school house Sunday afternoon.
The Dunkards held services at the
school house Sunday morning, after
which they performed baptizing
ceremony on candidate. Quite a
number of spectators were present to
witness their novel way of doing it.
Not One-fourth As much fall wheat
was sOwn last fall as usual, yet stacks
and stack yards are more numerous
than ever before in this section.
Mr.. A. J. Hawks, from Ohio, one Of
theslargest land owners i'm Saline Co.,
was looking after his interest in Eu-
reks township, last week. He was
very much pleased with his prospects
in these parts.
Corn is growing very rank, and if
nothing happens to prevent. what
will the harvest be? Corn selling 1t
fifteen cents per bushel. NJ.
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"HAPPY RESULTS"

A Charming Remedy for Disrrhea and
SumHer Complaints.
1--WE have used all your Tonic As
tringent with happy results. Not q
single complaint relating to 1t has
ever reached us."-[ Jones & Jackson,
druggists, JOnesburg, Mo.
"Please send us two dozen Tonic
Astringent at once. 1t works charm
in Dirrhea and SummeI Complaint"
Wizard 4 Venable, DID ggists, Pat
tons burg, Mo.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent is for sale
by Maynard 4 HOuser, druggists, Sa-
lima. 1t quickly cures Diarrh9a,
Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus,
and the Summer Complaint of chill
dren. 1t is a delightful remedy for
old and young. Price so cents.
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Church Services Next Sabbsth.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.


Rev. A. J. Hartsock, pastor.
Morning Service, Text-"Thou
crownest the year with thy goodness. /"
Harvest Home Thanksgiving Ser
vices.
Services in the evening. Preaching
by Rev. Hesson.
Sabbath School at 81.
All are invited. The church IL the
pleasantest In the city.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. A. Simkins, pastor.
The pastor, Rev. w. A. Simkins.
started for his summer vacation Of
one month last Monday. which he
spends In Michigan.
The pulpit during his absence will
be supplied BY Dr.. Bishop and Rev.
Mr.. Hesssn for the morning service.
No evening service.
Sabbath School & ESQ.
The public always welcome.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. p. Maurer, priest.
HouB for divine service:
8 o'clock A. n, Low mass and In.
struction.
10 O'Clock A. r., High mass and In.
struction.
3e'caock P. H.. veepsn.
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For Sale q Q Dsroain.

One of the pleasantest and most de-
sirable residence properties in town.
The building contains five rooms and
u large pantry, q large cellar with
brick floor, good well and cistern, with
cistern pump in kitchen. The two
lots are enclosed with substantial
picket and board fence. They contain
bearing fruit trees, shrubbery, etc.
This property will be sold very cheap
and on very easy terms. Also for sale
a good piano for $40. For any fur
Their information apply to N. +. Car
roll or NJ. ID. Sampson. l5-tf
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Mr.. Frank Goodnow, while stand
ing in the doorway Of his mill Office
with . sickle in his hand during the
storm Of Saturday, was prostrated
by stroke Of lightning and for the
space of two or three minutes was in
sensible. Mr.. Mapes who saw the
affair states that the lightning encir-
cled Mr.. GOodnow's hat like . sheet
of fame Mr.. GOOdnOw received no
injury from the shock. The report
that Mrs. NJ. 8. Price, Of the Saline
valley. was shocked by lightning
proves to be true. She was sitting In
q rocking chair not far from an open
door, when she received the shock.
She was much Frustrated and has not
ully recovered yet.
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A Couch, Cold or Sore Throat,

Should he stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results i'm an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsams. but act directly
on the infiamed parts, allaying irrita-
ton, give relief i'm a sthma. 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, physicians, 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 at Is cents q box,
everywhere. Al
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Mr. W. l.. Jackson, brother Of Mr.
y. y. Jackson. the well-known farm-
ar of Gypsum Creek, has purchased
the Col. Stagg farm in Gypsum town.
-hip. Mr. Jackson hopes to become a
resident of our county in the near fu-
turr, and If he does, We are satisfied
we snail have in him as valuable q
citizen rs his worthy brother.
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Talk up Harvest Home Picnic.
People are in good spirits and would
like days visit with each other in
the grand old woods at the Park. You
have worked hard and you are enti-
tled to all the recreation you can OBJ
tain. Ii will make you feel five years
younger to indulge i'm a good, old
fashioned picnic at the Park. Talk it
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Saline County Teachers institute

The second week of the Normal
Institute shows All enrolment of
eighty-six, which exceeds that of any
previous year.
The first lecture of the course was
delivered last Thursday evening at
the Christian church, by Prof Rob
ert Hay subject, "What Folks Say"
The lecture was well attended and
appreciated. The next lecture will be
delivered by Prof. J. H. Garfield, of
the State University. at the Presby-
terrain church this Thursday even
ing at s o'clock. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
The merits of the able and efficient
instructors are SO well known that
comment is unnecessary. The teach
ers and other members of the Insti-
tute show the usual interest and
thorough, earnest and faithful work
is being done.
The arrangement and classification
of the carefully selected course of
study reflects credit upon the man.
agement of the Institute, and is fla
vorably spoken of by those who have
attended its sessions as visitors.
Instructions i'm the several branches
are as follows:
Prof. Observation-Disclosures, U.
s. Constitution, Geography and Natu.
raj Philosophy Miss Ahlborn-Gram-
mar, Orthography. Geography and
Book Keeping; Miss Dooley,-Physi-
ology,U. S. History and Reading.
DIR. Bishop lectures on School Econ
omy and Didactics are interesting
Instructions in Calisthenics are also
given by Miss Ahlborn and are val
liable feature of the Institute work.
JENNIE ID. CARLTON,) .
J. w. ARMSTRONG;, Reporters
THAMAR RITCHE,
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A large board fell from the sky, In
AsheryilIe township, during the storm
Tuesday Where did ii come from, Is
the question.-BetOh Gazette.
The board and our big hail stone
are partners, no doubt. Get another
board, and then we can start an ice
house,
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Temperance Rally. Thursdsy, Jsly n.
The procession will form ut the
corner Of Ninth street and Iron Ave-
nue. at $50 A. n. and will move to the
Park ss soon thereafter as possible.
ORDER OF MARCH.
Band
Chairman of the day in carriage.
Reception Committee in carriage.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens In carriage.
Delegations from the country in
carriages and wagons.
Young men on horseback.
PROGRAMME or EXERCISES AT PARK.
FORENOON.
Music BY the Band.
Prayer by Rev. A. J. Hartsock.
Song.
Address by Gov. St John.
Music by the Band.
BASKET PIcNIC DINNER
AFTERNOON.
Music by the Band.
Prayer by Rev. A. d. Goodwin.
Song.
Address, Rev. c. A. Swenson, lin
Swedish,
Song.
Address, Hon. II. A. Levitt.
Song.
Closing remarks by the Chairman,
Judge Prescott.
Music by the Band.
Judge Hanback, being necessarily
absent in Colorado will not be present,
hence his address is left off the pro-
gramme.
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Judge Lewis Hanback,, Of Salina,
Kansas, gentleman with whom
many of our NOrwalk people are &C.
auainied, has been nominated by the
Republicans Of his State AS one Of
their candidates for Congressmen-at-
large. He will hc elected of course,
and will make an excellent Congress
man.-.NoTTdtE, 20. Reflector.
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erhe foIIovine items are taken ftom

THE following items are taken from
the Solomon City Sentinel:
Mrs. A. L. Davis and daughter. Of
Salina, were in town last week, the
guests Of Mrs. 0albreath.
Dewar 4 Co., have leased the New
Cambria elevator, and Mr.. Boyd, for
merly with Dewar Bros. 4 Co.. takes
charge Of the Bennington elevator,
his former business
A harvest dance occurred at Miller's
grove. north of New Cambria, last
Friday night. Several SOlom0nites
attended and report large gathering
and an excellent time.
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The Mystic Base Ball Club Of this
city have sent challenges to play for
the silver cup into the various Villages
hereabout, and it begins to look as II
the challenges would be accepted by .
dozen clubs II will take = "slick
nine" to get away with the Salins
boys.