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NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs TODAY

+. o. BAILEY & Co. will sell on Friday, at
II M, on the premises, the wooden building
with brick basement No 511 Danforth street.
See auction column.
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BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
WEDNESDAY,. Edward E. Racket, liblt, vs. saco
Water Power Company; in admiralty.
In this case the testimony was closed and argu-
ments made by counsel. The damage claimed for
injuries to the schooner Sarah Purvis at defend
ants wharf in Biddeford, are So 500.
The court rendered decision in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS, Diminishing the libel with costs.
Lunt, proctor for libellant.
John NJ. Goodwin and N. & H. B. Cleaves.
proctors for defendant
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B. Fl. Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves, and
are the result of over forty years experiencein
compromising cough medicines
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FOR SALE.
For Sale or To Let,

TEvHE story brick house No. 10 Gray street. near
Park, furnished with all the modern conven-
fences Also for sale, if desired, the Carpets and
part of Furniture in said house. Inquire Of j. r.
RANDALL g. CO., 119 Commercial street.
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Superior Court.


HEFURE JUDGE BONNEY.
WEDNEsDAY.-There being no business, the court
adjourned until Saturday, Dec. LIST, at 40 a. M
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LANGUoR AND LAssrTUDE,

so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULA ION OF THE LIFE-GIV-
ING FLUIDS. TEASPO NFUL OF TAR
RAMPS sELTZEH APEREENT IN A
GIL ,SS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
Fly THE CIRCULATION. AND INPART NEW
LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE 1T.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.



Rev. d. W. LIE Lacheur will give course of
five lectures at the Free Baptist church, West
Falmouth, on the following dates Wednes-
day, December 5. 12 10, 26, and January =.
The proceeds will be given to the parsonage
fund.
Ferry village
The entertainment, under the direction Of
Mr.. Frank L. Collins, at Seaside Hail. Tuesday
evening, was very successful, and the follow
ing programme was well carried out:
Miss Anna Wiley.
Duet. "0nly PaDsy Blossom.
Miss Mamie Spinney and Miss Julia Mcfarland.
Solo, .'Call Her Back and Kiss Her"
Miss Minnie Ridley.
Recited by Miss Ada G. T Tilton.
Solo........ Nellie Gray.
Miss Sadie Barter.
Duet. ..,............."Arouse from thy Dreaming"
Miss Mamie Spinney and Miss Caro- Elliott
Solo. "Only Sweet Little Letter.
Miss Caro- Elliott.
Solo ..."I'll Meet Her When the Sun Goes Down.
Miss Jessie Getchell.
Solo,. "Send for Mother, Birdie is DYING
Miss Jessie Gstchell.
The operetta, "Grandpa's Birthday" wac
then presented, Mr.. Dorville Libby personal
ing Grandpa. Fifty young ladies took the
other parts
The fpneral services over the remains OF the
late David H. Bolton have been changed from
Thursday to Friday afternoon at o'clock.
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House For sale.
DTAMOND

HOUSE No. 10 Franklin St., (cor. Federal.) Es-
III tate Of Mrs. Sarah Turkey For particulars,
apply to Z. II. TROWBRIDGE, 81 Mechanic st.
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Annual We ting.

TJJHE Annual meeting of the Martha Washington
Society will be held at the house Of MRS LIT
TLEFIELD "a Brown street, on Friday afternoon
Nov. Both, at 2 o'clock p. m. Per order
S. j. BEALE
no27dtd Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

VyHE two-story house No. 3 Monument street,
IL ranged for two families; each tenement is dis
Connected l3 rooms In house, nice cemented cellar
gas Sebago water in good repair all through; good
lot Must be sold to close an estate. Apply ton.
S. GARDINER 80 Exchange street. nov23d3w
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EDUCATIONAL.

building lots bought and sold by
ID W. j WALDHON, $50 Middle st.
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To Let.

DESIRABLE house, No, 643 Congress street.,
~ nearly opposite Park street, CON aims 10
looms, bath room, furnace. Apply to N. S. GAR
DINER. 90 Exchanse street. noY24du
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portland q Rochester IL. Il.

yUyHE Stockholders of the Portland g. Rochester
Railroad are hereby notified that their annual
meeting will be held at the office OF George r Yves
cott SO Plum Street, in Portland, ON wednesday
the fifth day of December next, at. ten O'Clock in
the forenoon to upon the following articles, VIZ
1. TO hear the report of the Directors and act
thereon.
2. For the choice of nine Directors for the en-
suing year.
8. To elect Clerk of the Corporation.
A. To transact any other business that may
legally come before them.
VIM. H. CoNANT, Clerk.
Portland, Nov. 10, 1888. nov20d2w
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10 LET.
Store Nos. liz &ll9 MlddIesS s.

aDELOw the Post Office where all the large
ID Wholesale Jobbing Houses are located, in dry
goods Fancy and other Glasses Of goods. Fitted mp
with two Counting roolns Brick and Iron Safe, Ele-
vator, Counters, Tables, Gas and Water, with light
and airy basement all in perfect repair Heated by
furnace. Inquire of H. E, THOMPSON 164
Bracket St. where the keys may be found.
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Notice.

yTyHE regular annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Basin Mining and Milling Company OF
Tuscarora, Nevada, will be held at the Office OF the
Company No. 90 Exchange St. Portland, Me. on
the fourth day of December, A. ID. 1883, at 10
O'Clock a. m for the election of officers and trans
action of any other business that may legally come
before the meeting. GEO. nj. SEIDERS,
Portland, Nov. Sd, 1888. Secretary
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House For Sale.

A Deering Center. IL rooms large stable. all
IA nearly new, in first class repair, well OF pure
water never dry, lot 100 feet square, 2 minutes
walk from horse cars. Price S22U0. Part on
Mortgage. Apply to W. H. WALDRON, 1S0 Mid
Ale 81 no2Oeod3ws
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Cit;xeus, vutuaI Relief Society.

TIyHE stated meeting for November will be held at
j Reception Hall next Friday Evening at TIA
o,clock 30th inst The directors meet half an hour
previous. M. N. RICH,
noy27d4t Secretary.
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Portland, Bangor, Mt. Desert and Ma
chias Steamboat Co.

yEyHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of the
above named company for the choice Of five
di ectors for the ensuing year and to act on any
other business that may legally come before them,
will be held at the Office of the company, Railroad
wharf, on TUESDAY, Dec. A, 1888, at o'clock
D. m. GEO. L. DAY, Secretary. nov26dtd
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II ARGE sunny rooms, with or without board,
IL SO STATE, COR. GRAY st.
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FOR SALE.

Steam Grain will and Elevator.
II ARGE wholesale shipping and retail trade, es-
II tablished II years near Boston, very safe
and profitable business fer an energetic man. Easy
terms W.. SMITH CO.,
noy26d1w 235 Washington St., Boston.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08
Orippinos from Mentor.

We were showed up with green
cottonwood last week and failed to
connect.
Tom CarlIn, BrookviIle's genial
druggist, illumined the family circle
with his presence last Sunday.
1t Is rumored that we will have a
new school house building erected
and that it will he used rs q graded
school
Miss Lou Maltby is lying seriously
ill fears are entertained that she may
not recover.
V. Il. Martin has added quite an ad-
ditiOn To his house; also beautifying
the entire exterior with fine coat Of
paint.
Alex Berg has recently enclosed his
entire farm with substantial barb
wire fence, and leaves his herd of
cattle and horses run mt large on the
wheat. This winter should prove to
him As Ia whether pasturing is or is
not good for wheat. He has also
abandoned the muscle pump and
erected an Adams wind mill. This
i'm connection with his fine, large
pasture field, seven in rye aud alfalfa
and fenced especially for hogs, makes
Alexis one of the most improved
farms in Saline county.
The appnintmcnto of II. s. Cunning
ham Ia the rerriver.liip of the u. =.
Land Office 10y judge Hanback,. was as
much oi IA scare To- the ,!cniZcns of this
nec!; of woods, - Il 'cyclnne' on u
June day. This, Tia" Judges first
move on hc''Con,re>sionalth thorough
fare" does not at all meet the hearty
apprnl'ai ion of our citizens. Ii Mr..
Hanback, wishes Ia return Ia Congress
III the expiration Of his present term,
lac viii never knnck the per-immons
"a scc"nd time by appointing the un
popular Cunningham Ia the Receiver
ship: OF whom, III can be said, you're
not \ GDoDES
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AssaPia Items.
Election yesterday.

Election Yesterday
w..,,,.. ,......;,,
"e"'ne' "'''e oeau''''
Our election passed OIL quietly.
Valentines OF all kinds ut the ASA
ria Drug store.
For solid argument against railroad
bonds, we commend you to Lewis
Telander.
yum.su.kjn, and n meek -cbawinp
On tIe poo Nee ,t Ar cM,er's l,si
Monday night. SO. Jefiries did not
get home iii next morning. and our
school Miss finally got back in time
to open school "Wednesday morning.
ya,.,,;,.s r,,.,,;,.s N su;t the
Iii 80 ,ho ,.o,,,,, n, ,,,;,n. r-n~;n.
Sr"n, nns con, :" n,. d,,,is, a. IN, As.
-.
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New Cambria Crumbs.

Robert Parmenter j. on the sick list.
Work has been commenced on the
new bridge. aud il will be flushed in
about two weeks.
Miss Beckie Donmycr returned Sat
ur,liy from ~. Joseph, Mo.
Il. \. Urine returned Sunday from
a three wec';s' visit To Pennsylvania,
accompanied hy Frank Stcigerwall,
brother of Mrs. Urine.
Miss Alice Walck went 10 Abilene
Monday night, summoned there by
the sickness of her father.
Louis Sees dropped i'm among his
friends. "n Tuesday morning, from
Council Grove He thinks it zoo cold
for railroading, and il willing to give
up the business.
The election passed Of quietly, Dan
iel Hunbargrr being elected township
trustee. He is the right man in the
right place." rs the saying goes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kistler have the
sympathy of many friends i'm this
community in the loss of their little
infant daughter. The remains were
inferred in the Donmyer cemetery on
Monday afternoon.
NJ. 4. HEAD.
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Meteorological Report.

Report for the month ending Feb
LIST, 1883, by FRED. W. KINGMAN, OF
Eureka township, Saline County, Kan.
sas, for the SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Latitude, 39' Longitude, 9s' Alti.
tude 1,l27 feet.
Maximum temperature for month
So.
Minimum temperature for month
lie below.
Mean temperature for month, 81 "a
Below temperature Of this month
for eight years, 1882.
Rainfall for month Sc inches.
Below average rainfall for this month
for Ave years, SO inch.
The mercury reached the high.
est on Friday the 18th, and the lowest
on Friday the 18th.
The 18th and 10Th averaged loves
than any two days within the past 8
years
From the 18th at p. n. until the
2lst at 10 A. n. the thermometer indi.
Gated zero and below, making IS con.
secutive hours that the Thermometer
indicated zero or below, and no time
within the past eight years has the
Thermometer indicated zero and be-
low for "a consecutive hours.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

New artists materials and designs al
the Ladies' Bazaar.
Board by the week ut the Delmonico.
Valentines, at Whitehead 4 Sea.
mans.
New pieces Of goods just received by
G. Solberg.
If you wish TO buy farm go to II.
W. Berks, Land Agent.
Our winter goods must go-call soon
MARYLAND. DODGE Il MOORE.
10000 two.year old hedge at 81
per 1000. Two-year old apples at S
per 100 J. A. BANKER.
wANTED-A cook. Enquire of
WM. HOGBEN.
We are still selling our winter goods
ut cost. Big bargains.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
wANTED-A washer.woman and
porter at the Metropolitan Hotel.
l-2w.
For Pittsburg nut Coal call at J. f..
Gebhart's Salina Coal Yards.
Insurance - Fire, and Nghtning-
in good reliable companies by the
underwater. H. w. Berks.
Seed barley for sale at J. F. yelling.
tons. 5l4t.
Bread delivered to any part Of the
city by Vim. Hogben. Leave orders
Mt the Restaurant.
All kinds Of Instruments at Mel
bert and Dickinson's, corner Fifth
street and Iron avenue. Also pianos,
organs, ect., tuned and repaired.
Pianos, organs. violins, guitars, &C.
cordeons. etc, at Melbert 4 Dickin-
sons. Call on Us and see our prices
Go and see the NEW hats at Camp
bell 4 Tuthill's. They have the latest
styles and sell new fresh goods as low
~ Others are selling Old ones.
Ifyou wish to borrow money, call
on H. W. Berks.
II you wish deed, mortgage, lease,
contract, or any papers drawn and
acknowledged, call on the Notary
Public, H. W. Berks
Trade with Campbell 4 Tuthill.
They will meet all honorable compe-
tition and guarantee full satisfaction
to the purchaser.
Blankets at cost.
Comforts ut coat.
Winter Caps at less than cost.
FIannels at cost ut MARYLAND, Dodge
4 Moore's.
The only place in Salina to buy the
genuine Pittsburg nut and lump Coal,
ie at ]. E. 0ebhart's salina Coal Yard.
II you wish to sell your farm call on
the Land Agent. H. w. Berks.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer 10 the most reliable article In
uss for restoring gray hair to its orig
inal color and promoting it growth.
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As ticket-trader Prof. Fitzpatrick
is not particularly q success He
traded his two lecture tickets to Frank
Miller for two tickets to the Uncle
Tom Cabin performance. Straightway
went the Professor to whiteheai's to
get the said tickets redeemed /: where
upon he was informed that said tickets
were mot redeemable in specie"-
they were but simply complimentary
affairs. The Professor cried "enough,
and Frank Miller is supposed to have
gone to the lecture.
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He was drunk-awful drunk last
Tuesday. And he managed TO convey
himself by his Timber legs to the side
walk which covers the Iron avenue
sewer. There was his team-an in
telligent team Of mules-and in their
presence he leaned over the chain to
think. and the mules pricked up their
ears in wOnderment. Finally the
fellow over, much tired. laid himself
down IN rest and there in q dissolving
SEA Of ice. calmly slept the happy
hours away.
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A good story il told Of the men be-
longing to the Missouri Valley Bridge
Co., who are now at work on the
New Cambria bridge. They desired
to make an excavation for the great
iron tube supports, but the ground
was so frozen they didn't know ex-
actly how to get start. One Of the
workmen, who had been using giant
powder successfully in making an ex-
cavation for Gels & Gibbs mill fiume,
suggested that the same thing might
be done at the bridge. At the former
place a quarter Of pound Of powder
each blast had been sufficient, but the
bridge foreman laughed at the idea Of
using so little and proposed to have a
regular earthquake. Hence he got a
jug and filled il with powder ::
dug good-sized hole in the
ground in which to lower the jug !;
i'm digging down sand WAS struck, and
i'm the sandy chamber the jug was de-
posted: the hole was refilled, the fuse
aud combustible material being ar
ranged all right ; water was poured
over the mine until considerable ice
had formed. On Monday the mo-
mentous event was to take place. All
hands had retired, awaiting in a safe
retreat the grand explosion the train
was fired, and all breathless they
awaited the deafening roar one, two,
three. four, six, ten seconds passed,
aud still the earth did not quake thC
suspense of seconds was prolonged
into minutes. and still the ice was un-
moved and there was not . culver in
the earth's surface; and still they
waited and waited, and finally took
dinner on the strength of il before
returning to investigate. II was
finally concluded that it was safe to
make an investigation, and an investi-
CATION was accordingly made. Digging
down the sandy chamber was found
enlarged very little, and the jug was
in pieces. The explosion had taken
place, but the earth, like that celebra-
ted flag, was still there. 1t Was q
curious circumstance, but unexplain-
able. The bridge boss is emphatic in
his protests that the powder jug did
not get mixed with that Of ''ardent
Spirits" and this phenomenal explo
sion IL still phenomenal
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Never Give U

n you are suffering from low ant
depressed spirits. loss Of appetite, gen
eral debility, disordered blood. veal
constitution, headache, or any diseas,
Of . bilious nature, by all means pro-
cure . bottle Of Electric Bitter& Yot
will be surprised to zee the rapid i'm
provement that will follow; you vii
be Inspired with new life; strength
aud activity will return pain and
misery will cease, and henceforth yos
will rejoics In the praise Of Electris
Bitten. Sold st 6fty cents . bottle b
Oscar Selt1.
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TINE COAL 9elT ROAD.

Special Dispatch to the Kansas City Jcurnai
GIRARD, Feb. Sat Q meeting OF
the incorporators Of the Kansas Coal
Belt Railroad Company. held in this
city. the following directors were ap-
pointed: F. Dundore, Philadelphia,
Pa &. H. Malin. II. II. Mckay, L.
ID. Barker. and J. T. Leonard, Of Oh
rnrd. Kas., and L. H. Osburn and o.
Campbell. Of Fort Scott, Kas, who
elected Caleb II. Malin, president and
general manager, and J. T. Leonard.
secretary and treasurer. Mckay and
Brown. of this city. have recently pur-
chased in the interest Of the company
$500 acres Of valuable coal land lying
In Crawford county, kas., and Barton
county, Mo. The road Is chartered to
run from the coal fields Of Barton Co,
Mo, in a westerly and northwesterly
direction. through the following coun-
ties in Kansas: Crawford, Neoeho,
Woodson. Greenwood. Butler, Chase,
Marion, Mcpherson. Dickinson aud
Saline. distance of 2OO miles.
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Mr.. Fred Quincy was married last
Tuesday evening To Miss Fannie
Spray. The ceremony was conducted
by Rev J. 4. Antrim, and occurred
at the reverend gcutleman's home.
The numerous friends of this popular
young couple unite in extending con-
rratulations
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on Thirty GAYS TRIAL

The voltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich. will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on trial for thirty days
to men young or old who are afflicted
with nervou. debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration OF
health and manly vigor. Address as
above.-N. b. No risk is incurred, -
thirty days trial il allowed.
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At a meeting OF the gentlemen
named in the charter of the PrCshy-
terrain College of Emporia, the follow
ing permanent officers were unani-
mously elected: For president OF the
board, Hon. 4. II. Horton, of Atchi-
sou; for vice president, Rev. VIM.
Bishop, ID. d., of Salina: for treas
urer, Hon. H. c. Cross. of Emporia.
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Jerry Rails Uncle Toms Cabin
Troupe failed To ill their Salina
engagement for Tuesday night. Storm
bound in the west they could not
make connections here. but managed
To fill a new engagement at Abilene
for last night
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Col. Sanford's lecture ut the Chris
tian Church, Tuesday evening, was
fairly we'll attended. The lecture
seemed to he well received by the aud
fence. IL was an hour and a half OF
pleasant storytelling. The Literary
Society realizes but few dollars from
the venture
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Hon. s. ID. Houston, one of the
oldest citizens of Kansas, and very
much respected by all, has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r Parsons. Mrs.
Parsons is daughter of Mr.. Houston.
This veteran in Kansas politics grows
no Older as the years pass by. He
appears As young As he did ten years
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There was sound of revelry by
night. last Tuesday night; the sound
being principally discordant music
all in honor of Fred Quincy's late
debut i'm the role of a benedict. Tin
horns and the beating of drums made
night perfectly hideous. A $40 con-
tribution caused hush and a solemn
stiffness to prevail.
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In reply TO false statements of the
Baptist pastor. I would say that the
reason that the church was not lighted
Sunday evening was, the pastor said,
"they would pay me and get another
sexton that would stay there all
through services" thought he had
SENSE enough to know l would not
light up after that. An explanation
is needed with regard to the smoke
aud setting the house on fire. The
ilue is filled up with SCOT. so the stove
smokes and he has taken his revenge
on the boy. Also as to iire-the stove
is SO close TO the wall that when there
In hot fire made il scorches the win
dow frame. The Pastor tiid not speak
10 me about the slack way of doing
work, previous to the day he gave me
the Grand Bounce. ! think II would
have showed more charity, II he had
paid the boy before he published.
w. u. GOODWIN.
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The shooting match which was to
have come Off last Friday was post
poned OH account uf the cold weather.
1t will take place tomorrow at the Old
circus ring-north end Of town. BE
sure and go you will enjoy the sport.
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The New Orleans University sing
ers give an entertainment for the ben
eft Of the NJ. +. church at that church
on the 10Th inst. They are highly
recommended. We shall speak more
of the matter next week.
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Totals,

The following pupils have been per.
feet in attendance, pupctuality and
department, and have. an average
scholarship Of s. or more:
High school-Naggie Anderson, 81 :
Lulu Mccall. %.
Sixth grade Emma Strong, IS
Fmncis Ekettand. IS.
Ffhh grade-Georsia Wilson, 100
Mabel Foster, s..
Fourth grade-Charlie Berg. 81 ;
Henry Morrison, 50; Willis Rauhsut,
-.
Third grsde-Ids Steck, 100; Theo-
dore Seitx, IS.
Second grsde-Ge0. Dihle. Jessie
Crown, Mary Hagle1, Mamie Stanley.
T. ID. FJTxPATRICK, Supt.
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Mr.. ID. II. Hustled, of Wellington,
Ohio, a brother-in-law Of Dir. J. b.
Hamilton and father Of Clarence Hus-
ted, is visiting here: He talks Of max.
ing Salina his home. being very much
pleased with our cOuntay.
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0uck1eN's Aenics Sslve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns. and all Skin Erup
tons. and positively cures Piles i
In guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion. or money refunded. Price q
cents per box. For sale by Oscar Seitz
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

There is rumor Of an impending
conflict between the city pastors,
which will consist i'm contributions to
the press. We hope the rumor may
be untrue For one, We can say that
we shall not allow the JOURNAL to be
dragged into any controversy Of the
Kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-08

Charley Gels. Of Abilene, known to
parties here, attempted to commit sui
eide Yesterday. No hopes for his re-
covery. General dependency the
cause of the act.
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For Rent.

First floor of John Gels 4 Co.'S
Bank building, the splendid rooms
at present occupied by the Flint Ma
tional Bank, together with use Of
vault, safe with time lock attached
furniture, ETC.. possession Jan. !, 1888
For terms inquire Of
&. F.. FAULKNER, oI
JNO. J GELS.