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Marsh's Golden esisam and Msrsh's
Golden Blood & Liver Tonic.

or NIL the medicines prepared for
suffering humanity, the most re-
rnarkable, and undoubtedly the most
valuable, are the two great remedies
known as Marsh's Golden Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs, aud Marsb's
Golden Blood aud Liver Tonic.
These famous medicines stand with
out u Observation-Disclosures
BILE. This L. the testimony Of thous-
ands vino have used them. The
Golden Balsam cures Coughs. Colds.
Bronchitis. Consumption. Weak
Lungs. Asthma, Soar Throat, HoaFss'
ness, Group, whooping Cough, and
all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Golden Blood and Liver Tonic ID
unequalled for all Blood disorders and
Liver complaints Thousands Of bot
ties have been given away To prove
their extraordinary merit. Two
doses will benefit. Large bottles 50
cents and I.W For sale by Aug.
Engstrom 4 Co., drusyists, Salina.
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Are you disturbed at night and brok-
en- of your rest by sick child suffer
ing and crying with the excruciating
pain Ofcutting teeth? II SO go Mt once
and get . bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-de-
pend upon II; there n no mistake about
1t. There Is not a mother on earth who
has ever used 1t, who { tell youwill no
ct once that Il 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
all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
10 the prescription Of one Of the oldes.
and best female physicians and nurs-
e In the United States. Sold every
where IS q bottle. a
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Cambria Crumbs.
April fools were numerous.

Pi '""'' "eie numerous
~ ,naGe tt;e,.;n, " nnu 81 .ne S'' i',h
Iasn h.oL.n ~, "' 'e ''''o' "A'
o" up
Lee eaten departed me nnt OF tue
wen 10, Ms ho',ie III 'i''n.'i oou"'y
Mr.. I'd swank ana family now oc-
cupy the residence OF Il. A. Urine, on
Main street.
The writing class meets Friday and
saturday evenings OF each week.
J. +. Brewer has removed his fam
lily to Ottawa county, near Minneapo-
us, alter having taught very success
iui Term OF school III District NO. 81.
Mrs. Huber. mother Of the insane
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Asssria Items.

The wind bloweth and we hear the
sound thereof.
John CharIson is home on fur-
Tough, and Is busy planting trees anu
fence posts.
Our little curly headed =. +. Nelson
Il working himself into a good trade
In the harness business since he came
among us.
The addition TO the new hardware
store Is about completed and the boys
have been busy lately gathering up
their scattered machinery and storing
away In their warehouse.
John Fsirchild's little boy Willie,
was severely kicked by one oi
McPhairs horses one evening last
week a cash from his left eye to
near his left ear. Willie Is doing
well at this writing, and the wound
Is closing up nicely.
DIR. Knox holds the pillow handle
whenever there Il any plOughing to
be done in the new building which
the Doctor is digging. $. o. Jefiries
holds the scrsper and does the driv-
ing.
Ju.tt two more weeks Of school after
this week aud then our school Miss
says she is going to light out to see
her mother next day after school Is
out. We say, n. o. MOORE
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ssgsss cssuly os1esah osAesa 0esvsa.
Convention called to order BY the
President. Aftsr the reading Of the
Scripture lesson and singine, 8 @.
Wright, Of Bryokvills, offered prayer.
In the absence Of the Secretary, Vim.
A. Max cell was elected to that ON CO
pro tesnpore. Discussion Of the sub
ject, Rewards Of Sabbath School
Worker" was opened by w. A. Max
well and continued by 4. A. Green,
Joel Maitby, 8. g. Wright and others.
Adjourned to meet ut o'clock p. Il.
The evening session opened with
devotion. The subject, "What
preparation shall I make to secure
success in teaching," was discussed
BY g. A. Green and others, excited
considerable interest. Convention
then adjourned with benedictiOn by
s. q. Wright.
The President called the conven.
ton to order at $3.50 O'Clock, Friday
morning, and opened the session with
Scripture reading, singing and prayer.
The address Of welcome by 3. A.
Greene was replied to by President
Price. Reports were received from a
number Of schools. The question,
"Wbat arnusements shall we furnish
the young ?" was discussed by several
members in an entertaining and In
structive manner, after which the
convention adjourned to meet at
1 80 o'clock p. N.
Convention met as per adjourn.
ment and was opened with singing
and prayer. The Subject. "At what
age should pupils enter fully upon the
study of the word of God to under
stand its meaning" came up for dis
cussion at this point. but after a few
remarks by s. q. Wright, 1t gave
way to children's meeting conducted
by J. A. Antrim. Under the head OF
miscellaneous business, Jas. c. Maltby |
was elected secretary OF the associa- |
ton vice ID. G. Lockwood, resigned. |
Salina was selected as the place to
hold the next convention. The chair |
appointed on programme for the next |
convention the following committee:
J. A. Antrim. chairman; q. Z. Peaie,
!. q. Wright. A. J. Kissel. +. ROtb. |
The committee ON resolutions re-
ported "a follows: /
WHEREAs-The Sabbath schools Of |
Saline county are of the greatest inn
portance to us as auxiliaries in carry
ing forward the great work of bring |
ing the masses to Christ and
WHEREAs-The subjugation Of the
world to Christ depends to u great ex-
tent upon the efficiency of our Sab
bath school work.
Resolred-That il is the judgment |
of this convention the duty Of all del
egates to attend all the meetings OF
the said convention in order that we |
may be mutual helpers by advancing
each other and counseling IA to the |
best methods of conducting the inter |
ests Of this great work.
J. A. ANTRIM, sc. WRIGHT,
Chairman, Secretary.
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J. Ritchie's baby and Theodore
Terry are both getting well.
Terry ID admitted to be % good 9
blacksmith - any OF US ever tried,
east or west. He reigns alone In Ba-
varia. Many . shop has struggled for
. share of the trade, but soon have to
haul down and depart poorer but
wiser.
Mr.. Blolark ian industrious man
wanting employment also Mr.. Nc
Corkle, with his wife and six children,
all from Tennessee, are among our
new corners. The men like the coun-
try here first-rate, but ''that'ar wind
swat gifts felier." They live on Mr..
Hubbarl's old place.
Mr.. Fred Powell, the hired man
who stuck 50 faithfully three years to
Mr.. Carnes on the Mulberry,is among
us again. He will work on Mr.. Hub
bard's land. All these honest persons
are welcome. Come on.
Miss Maud Willard. of this place,
declares the Salina school she now at
tends is fully equal to those Of Chi
cago, her former residence.
OCCASIONAL.
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ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

The Violate BELT Co. Marshall.
Mich, will send pr. Dyes Celebrated
Electro-Noltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances oh trial for thirty days
To- men young or old who ARE afflicted
with nervous debility, lost vitality
aud kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor Address ~
nhovc.-N. u. No risk IL incurred, IA
thirty days trial l. allowed.
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nookA, Book,

What busy man or woman has not
been annoyed by having book agent
present himself Mt the very busiest
time, be his book ever 80 good. Now
propose To Offer the citizens Of Salina
and vicinity the opportunity Of COM
Ing Mt your own convenient time to
my home and ordering your books.
having your choice out Of hundreds
Of excellent books for the family some
Of which can Ice obtained nj no other
place In town. shall try TO make u
an object To- those who want reliable
hooks 10 order of me and shall spare
no painy Ia accommodate all.
Remember the place, No. -, Seventh
street, with large rock hitching post
Ia front. Mus A. n. FEE.
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Salina can boast this season of some
crack speed horses, and in the sunny
days of April these animals will be
turned loose and prepared for the
coming campaign. Mr.. Geo. +. Hut
ton has Georgia, with n speed Of 30
and 4 young mare owned by Mr..
blair, of ~. Joseph, Mo-, that Mr..
Hutton thinks will make the green
ones trot. He also has the running
mare Titania. by imported Buckton,
owned by Mr.. Kellogg, of New
Orleans. La. Mr.. Hutton il also
handling brunswick Chief, Reckless,
Gov. Click, Mainey Hart and a num-
Der of other new horses. Mr.. Chas.
rerbush will handle Big Sam, the
PAGER, who paced in 2:3l at our fair
last fall also Napier, Swede Girl.
Capt Billiard, and the runner Broke
head and other horses new to the
turf. Salina ought TO have a good fair
this fall and not forget the most i'm
tant thing To make il financial sue.
cess, which is the speed ring-Inde.
pendent.
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lotoiS,
The following pupils have been per
feet in attendance, punciuaiity and
department and have an average
scholarship of % or more:
High School-Lulu Mccall, 9s.
Sixth Grade-Ada Nondy, so: Fran
els Ek>traud, Us.
Fifth Grade-tirace Goodwin, rs !;
Margaret Kaapeke, 80; Ida Dihle, NJ !;
Georgia Wilson, g9.6; Mabel Foster.
81; Flora Hensley, %; Charley Seitz,
s..
Fourth Grade-Flora Wilson, eG !;
Oracle Holland. 90; Willie Ranhaut,
% Henry Morrison, 80; Robt. lank.
81; Anna Ekstrand, 80; Mamie Lott,
So
Third Grade-Georgie Underwood,
81; Dollie Clifton, 20; Jennie swan
son, IS; Maggie Moore, 81; Coryeli
Faulkner, 81; Charley Myers, " !;
Henry Eberhardt, 96.
Second Grade-Mary Hagler, Annie
Maxwell, August krouse, Della Stone
r. ID. FITZPATRICK, Supt.
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On the first of May Campbell 4
Tuthill will remove their stock Of
goods temporarily TO the room under
they will remove the frame buildings
now located at the corner of Santa Fee
and Iron avenues, east side, and COM
mence the erection Of two brick store
buildings one 25xl00 and the other
2IXhy - The eastern building will
be used for the postoflice. The pres
ent frame postoiliee building will be
moved so rs to front on Santa Fe
avenue, and used for the postoffice un.
til the brick building il finished.
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&or,hv of Praise.

AS rule we do not recommend
Patent Medicines. but when we know
of one that il public benefactor, and
does positively cure, then we consider
II our duty to impart that information
to all. Electric Bitters are truly IA
most valuable medicine, and will sure
~ cure Billiousncss, Fever and Ague,
stomach, Liver and Kidney com.
plaints, even when all other remedies
fail. We know whereof we speak, and
can freely recommend them to all
Erch. sold Mt flny cents "a bottle by
D.cnr SgitZ.
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ACoggh, Cold or Sore rhrost,

Should Lc stopped. Neglect fire.
qucuily results in AN incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
bronchial Trochcs does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrup- and balsams. but act directly
on tile iniiamed parts. allaying irrita-
ton, give rclicfin Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs. Catarrh. and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public
Sneakers are subie To. For thirty
years Browns Bron' nj Troches have
been recommended h, 'hy-icians. and
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested 10y wide and con-
slant use for nearly an entire genera
ton. they have attained well mefited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold mt - cents box,
everywhere. "
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Tuesday night was one Of Kansas
"real old kind" A man had to
"brace up" as he trod the quarter
deck, or '.go overheard" The build
ings trembled rs IL from an earth
quake, and sleep refused to visit
many eyes. The live-long night was
a blowy one surely.
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i. Goodnow & Co. will in a few
weeks build an addition to their mill
and increase its manufacturing capae-
ity 10 $40 barrels per day. The pro
posed improvements will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000. When COM
pleted the mill will be reckoned one
Of the hest and most complete west of
ST Iouis
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For Sale.

Ny brick house on Santa Fcavonue
and all the furniture aud house furn-
ishing goods of every description,
after the first Of April. I will Ice ut
the house from . Till l., and , To- 4,
to give prices ard show the goods. I
will sell clwap. ii. :. EAToS.
g-tf
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Rucklen's Arnica Salxe.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
BRUISES. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, aud all skin Erup.
tons, and positively cures Piles j,
IL guaranteed Ia give perfect satisfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price y
cents per box. For sale by Oscar Seiiz
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The April wind howled In the Chin
neys and raised sheets of dust into the
air, last Tuesday, but there were no
consonant. responsive pranks on the
part Of the sovereigns, who quietly
took their way TO the polls and pas
sively dropped into the Walnut box
the little slip of paper which makes
our rulers and unmakes them.
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There was not much of a contest at
the election last Tuesday, For the
general officers" of the city there
was no opposition to parties on what
was called the Independent ticket,
except for Justices and constables.
Two candidates were run for council
men in the Second and Third wards,
and in same wards there were also
two candidates for members Of the
Board Of Education. For Justice OF
the Peace, II. III. Bishop, who was a
candidate on two tickets, received a
large vote. The contest was then
narrowed down between +. l.. Nor
ton and ID. r. Wagstaff. Mr.. Wag-
staff carried the First Ward by 10 ma
jority: Major Norton the second
Ward bv "a majority; Norton, the
Third Ward by Il majority and Wag-
staff the Fourth Ward by majority.
Thus Major Norton's majority in the
city is Ii.
For Constable, l.. M.Tuttle, who
was also on two tickets. received near
IL theentire vote, and contest was
thus made between James Chace and
VIM. Bown. Downs majority in the
First Ward was 4; Chace's in the
Second. -: Downs in the Third, 3;
Downs i'm the Fourth, %. Downs
majority in the city is thus H.
Mr.. Jos. wolsiefer's majority for
councilman OF the Second Ward over
Mr.. Hagler, is 6. Mr.. c. Eberhartit's
majority for member Of the Board Of
Education i'm this Ward over Mr..
MARYLAND. was 10
In the Fourth Ward, Mr.. f. H
Gibbs majority for members Of the
Board of Education over Mr..
IT Wells is a.. Mr.. Willis Bristol's
majority for councilman in this Ward
over Mr.. :. NJ. Carlberg is 4.
The newly elected city officers are
thus as follows:
Mayor, +. w. Ober.
lily Attofney. Z. a. inner.
City Treasurer, w ID. Rsdclif.
school Treasurer. +. c. Miller.
Police Judge, Aug. Bondi.
Justices of the Peace, r. l.. Norton,
and X. H. Bishop.
Constables, l.. NJ. futile and VIM.
:. Bown.
Councilman, LIST Ward, q. A. w.
Bone.
Members Of Board of Education, 3st
Ward. J. II. Gibson and J. II.
Mapes.
Councilman, I'd Ward, Jos. Wolsief.
fer.
Member Board Of Education, ID
Ward, Z. Eberhardt
Councilman, Sd Ward. L. o. Wight.
Member Board of Education, Sd
Ward, w. Il. Flanders.
Councilman, 4th Ward. Willis Bris-
tol.
Member Board of Education, 4th
Ward. L. H. Gibbs.
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There will be . Union Temperance
meeting held In the Christian church
next Sabbath evening. April Sat 30
o'clock Come one. come all A good
time Is anticipated. Two thing you
may expect: Good speaking and good
singing. Come and judge for Jour
selves. MRs. POWELL
Secretary.
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For Rent.

First i'nnr of John Gcis d COS.
Bank building, The splendid rooms
at present occupied 10y the First Ma
tional Bank, to:sther will, Use Of
vault, safe with time lock attached,
furniture, etc, possession Jan. |, lSS3.
For terms inquire of
&. T.. FArLKNEH, or
JNo j GELS.
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Parties DESTROYS 81 purchasing or
selling lands and city property are
invited to call at the Office of e.. T..
Faulkner. over Whitehead 4 Seaman =
Store. Real Estate business n speciality
this season. lo-tf
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The little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs H. c. Rash, aged about Is
months. died yesterday afternoon.
The sympathies Of the friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rash are extended to them
In this hour of grievous affection.
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At the residence Of Mrs. Lay, last
evening. Mr.. Mark Putnam was mar.
ried TO Miss Emma Kleinfelt A
number of the immediate friends were
present, who united in extending their
warmest congratulations to this popu-
lar couple.
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Mr.. Ed. Whitman, mine host of
the Whitman House, has purchased
bus at Waterloo, Iowa, which will
soon arrive and be used to and from
the trains in the interest of the Witt
mann. 1t is a small bus but quite
attractive, and will add greatly to the
bus show at the incoming trains.
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HiQhlv Esteemed.

The youthful color and u rich lustre
are restored to faded or gray hair by
the use Of Parker's Hair Balsam, a
harmless dressing highly esteemed for
its perfume and purity.
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The city ministers association met
last Monday night at Bro. Goodwin's,
with . full attendance, and spent o
pleasant and profitable hour In the
interchange Of views upon the sub
ject :-"Our Personal Identity in the
Resurrection" Owing to the expected
absence Of several Of the pastors and
and other engagements next Monday
night, they adjourned to meet again
in two weeks-Monday night, April
l6-with Elder Peale, 1t the Witt
mann House. Subject for the evening !:
1.-THE analyses Of sermons preached
the day before" All clerKymen In
the city are cordially invited
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Il VI cuKukC WIN ICekSDuctblC patty
having equal means In any legitimate
business promising fair returns For
further information address, "Busi-
ness, care editor Saline Co. JOURNAL.
A seven year-old Durham Bull No.
81 1885 for sale. Price s55,by r. Porter,
Bavaria.
Horses and farming implements for
sale for cash or on one years time, at
the farm of Mrs. J. coburn.
WANTED-A good cook and a good
girl to work at the Metropolitan. s-st
Bargains in wall paper at A. r. 4
NJ. H. Grier's.
WAyTED.-A girl TO do homework.
The highest wages will be paid for
good girl. Mrs. f. w. ODER.
Our spring stock of Boots and Shoes
how completes excellent. Our
spring Hats are nobby and cheap.
J. c. RASH & Son.
WANTED-By August Ziebell,
thirty 2-year old and twenty l-year
old heifers. The very highest cash
prices will be paid for the same.
For Sale.
% or 30 head of good work horses.
Enquire of
Stf WELIsLAGER & PHILLIPS.
a fell line of new clothing warrant
ed 10 fit and cheaper than ever at
Campbell d Tuthill's.
Dark brown sugar, ten pounds for
one dollar, and one kind at l. pounds
81. CAMPBELL * TUTHILL-
Don't buy until you have ex-
amined our new Goods Ia arrive this
week. You can afford to wait.
MARYLAND, DopGE Il MOORE.
-Four Good Farms for Sale.
Very cheap. Enquire "f
S-tf. NJ J. WrrrsLAGrR.
New pieces Of goods just received by
q. Solbcrg
New goods, new goods, just in at
Campbell * Tu,hilra.
New hats, new hats Of fine quality
and low price at Campbell Il Tuthilrs.
Furnished rooms for dodgers on
Eight street, second house north from
corner of Ash street.
itf GEORGE +. BANKS
Through tickets and checks To all
points east, west, north aud south
X. II. maps and information free for
all. Rates Of fare always the lowest
At the L. 7. depot, Salina mos
Our new Goods have begun Ia ar
rive and in "a few days We will bc able
to offer some rare bargains don't fail
Ia call and see ourncw Goods whether
you buy or not.
MARkLhNp, DODGE &MuoEE.
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800 Catalpa Trees
and plenty Of Sweet Po-
tatoes, wholesale and
retail, by John Buchi,
Gardener.

Honesty is the best policy In medi-
cine rs well as in other things. Ayers
Sarsaparilla Is u genuine preparation,
an unequalled spring medicine and
blood purifier, decidedly superior TO
all others IN the market. Trial proves
n
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Chanqe OF Firm.

J. y. Schwartz * Go. have pur-
chased the hardware and agricultural
implement business lately conducted
hy NJ. Schwartz. The new firm will
receive all monies due NJ. Schwartz Ia
this business, and assume NIL liabilities
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Farmers and others desiring n gem
teel, lucrative agency business. by
which IS to SD a day can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to II.
G. Wilkinson d Co., l95 and 1871 Full
tom street New York. iT.6m
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sAIINA MARkeTs-March 70. Isss.

Reported by c. u. Underwood 4 60.
WINTER wHEAT-No. !, 90c.
No. 2, s9a 81.
CORN-3oc Ia 33c.
OATS-27c.
RYE-35c.
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Last evening Mr.. Frank Robb was
married TO Miss NJ. l.. Woods, the
ceremony being conducted by Rev.
W. A. Simkins. The groom has long
been citizen of Salina and has EN-
joyed the reputation of being q most
excellent youngman. The bride
is highly esteemed by large circle Of
friends and admirers. All unite in
wishing them much happiness.
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Folly In WajtIn0.

II is the height of folly to wait until
you are In bed with disease that may
last months, when you can be cured
by timely use Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known the sicklie~t
families made the healthiest by a.
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Eusiness Notice

The partnership heretofore existing
between Geo. III. Davis and Fred
Kranl, is this day dissolved by nut
tual consent, Geo. II. Davis To pay all
indebtedness.
Salina. March -, 1883. est
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The ladies' Foreign Missionary So
ciety, will hold their monthly meeting
and missionary tea, Tuesday, April
~, at Mrs. "a. n. Sees on Seventh
street. at half past four o'clock. We
would like all the members to attend
if possible. others are most cordially
invited. FANNIE CONVERSE.
Secretary.
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BROOKvILLE, kAs., March Ii, 1883.
a prairie fire destroyed some farm
implements AMI a harness for me on
the 9th inst: they were insured with
BraniT d Cravens of Salina. They
came here on the 10th aud paid me in
full for all that was insured, and 9th
erwise treated me rlitc.
WV. i. EKITZ
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uphOIsterinl.

Having secured the services Of a
first class upholstsrcr, We are now
ready To do all work in that line with
neatness and dispatch, and ut reason.
able rates. EBERHARDT Bros.
90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05
Tn Garmera-

ju1 bushels Of Cane Seed-Amber,
imphce, White Liberian Orange for
cane planting or forage, for sale at
Bavaria syrup Work., Bavaria, Kas.
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