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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01
Consumnilon.


II Is said that $1,000 people die an
nually In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death in every
three is from Consumption. This can
be and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead TO
this disease. You should arrest it
while it is In the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. BOsankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. 1t does not dry up a
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
It, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that aecu-
mulates in the throat and lungs. It
allays all Irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct. Sold by
Oscar SeitZ
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APOuTIcAL IDYL.
BY THEoCRIFUs.

oh Hendrick B was q shysteF shreWd,
A shyster shreWd was he.
One could not find an other such,
In all the broad country.
Base, cunning and INSCRIPTIONS,
A lover of himself,
A wicked, greedy cOrmorant,
Whose only aim was pelf.
For twelve long years this greedy man
Oficial place did seek.
Whatever he lacked In excellence,
He,averaged up In cheek.
The voters often setlhim back,
Refused to give him place,
Bet when an office hove 10 sight,
He'd bob up with smiling face.
And with his "h-m" and "dOn't you
see ?ii
The voters would eajole;
One day he caught them mapping,
And 3 march upon them stole,
BY aid Of perservering friends,
He won the Sheriff7s place,
But when he took official oath,
A change came Ger his face,
Now I am king Of politics,
And all must bow 10 me,
For II they don't Ill persecute,
Ahem, ahem. ahem, don't you see.
But still the people would not bow.
Or recognize his claim,
For legislative office they
Refused TO hoist his name.
Then he was WrOth and sWore an oath,
A bitter oath swore he,
He'd have revenge on every man
Who failed to bow the knee.
"I'll bust the party Of my choice,
To finest smithereens,
Disrupt, disband, disorgRnize,
And triumph DER the scenes
or desOlation which I'll cause,
BY my unholy war,
Upon the party Of mychOice,
I'll do 1t, / will, swear.
Myself, Herr B., August and 1,
with Sweeney and the boys,
Will engineer a lively fight,
And make fearful noise"
"We'll threaten, bluster, brag and
swear,
And such q racket make,
We cannot fail to win the fight,
We're bound 20 take the cake"
The bandits then began their fight,
The people soon "caught on,
The bandits thought they'd surely
struck
A genuine cyclone.
Says Hendrick, "h-m, Herr B. Au-
gust, h-m"
Well never reach the pap,
The people, dom you see, are reused,
Well soon hear something drap,"
These bandits quickly sought their
holes,
Disguised with the fright,
The honest people fully reused,
Soon buried them out Of sight.
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

Il Is stated that the pope will de-
clare the Pantheon q pagan temple II
the monument to Victor Emanuel Is
erected In the center, as intended by
! King Humbert.
Germany and Russia are largely in.
creasing their forces on the frontier
! Russian villages are crowded with
COssacks, while the German garrisons
aud fOrtifleatiOns are being strength
ened.
Mr. Nathaniel Barker, a well-knoWn
vocalist .authOr Of "Ben Bolt, - is lying
seriously III at his residence in Lynn,
Mass. He is about 20 years OF age, and
sustained. few days ago,a fracture Of
his hip.
Snow covers the ground, and winter
Is ON in earnest in Colorado, Nevada,
Idaho. Wyoming, Montana, Dakota,
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Wiseon-
sin, and i'm several Of the Eastern
states.
The Twenty-ninth Kansas report Is
nearly through the hands Of the prin-
ter, and will be ready for delivery IN
about two weeks. The work Is well
printed on good paper, and the bind
ing In keeping with past good work
from the state printing house.
Complete official returns for Iowa
at the late election are as follows
For governor, Sherman, Republican,
164, lS2; Kinnc, Democrat, l39, ,09S I;
Weaver, green Stacker, S3,039; Sher-
mans majority over Kinne Is 25 ,0S9,
and over Kinne aud Weaver both is
1000.
Atthe Episcopal general convention
now in session at philadelphia, sta
tistIcs have been presented showing
that there are in this country forty
eight regular diOceses and fifteen Of
missionary Jurisdiction, 5000 organ
ized parishes, sixty-seven bishops, p
500 clergy, and over 358, 900 eommuni-
cants.
Lieutenant Kobbe, stationed at Mt.
Vernon barracks, Ala, reported 20 the
war depaftment that q white mule,
which had been az the post forty-five
years was about to be sold, and the
officers asked permission TO buy him
and keep him al their own expense.
The petition went through the regu-
lar channels aud Gen. Sheridan sub
mitted the case TO the secretary of
war, with the following report; 'I
have seen the mule, aud whether true
or false, the soldiers believe il was left
at the Big spring, where Mt. Vernon
barracks now are, at the time Gen.
JaeksOn's army camped there about
1919. Tradition says II was once sOr-
rel but ii is white from age. The
quarter masters department will be
fl,arresitla with inurafffteda N that
mule is sold, or its care or maintenance
is thrown ON the charitable officers Of
the post. ! advise that Il be kept in
the department, fed and maintained
tlll death. ] think the mule was at
Fort Morgan, Mobile point, when
was there In 1851
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a noRnAL uNvERsfrY IN sALINA

Several preliminary meetings have
been held TO consider the proposition
OF prominent educator, who was
formerly State Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction in Indiana. 20 start a
Normal University in SalinA. The
meetings thus far have been satisfae-
tory. and there is q good prospect that
the project win succeed. Il wa be
necessary for the citizens of Salins to
Pledge -, 900 in the shape Of stock,
which amount win be used In paying
for the grounds aud putting up the
necessary baildings-the property to
belong exclusively 10 stoek-holders.
The purposes and advantages Of such
An Instltutlon viii be learned more
fully from the following abatement Of
Rev. @. P. Peal.
At the request of Mr.. A. A. Glafiin,
Chairman Of the soliciting committee
for the Normal University and by The
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PRnr ltems.

Rain, Rain, Rain. How is this fDl
drOughty Kansas IL we don't have 9
large crop Of wheat next wear, then ]
am not a prophet; that's all. Very
bad for the wheat stacks that are
standing out yet 80 n
Farmers In this vicinity will soon
commence gathering their corn,
Mr.. VIM. Jones, Of Gypsum creek,
threshed some winter oats which are
very nice. He viii sell some 70 the
farmers In lhe spring for seed. Farm
ers, here is your chance 20 get 3 good, /,
early varsity Of oats, which riPen be-
fore harvest.
Mr.. Frank Wiikeson and lady vis-
tied their farm on GypsGnl creek LAST
week. Mr.. WIlkeson expresses him
self as highly pleased with the way
his superintendent, Mr.. Andy SloOp,
las managed his property In his ab-
senee. He left orders with Andy 70
lave thEee-fOuFths 81 one Eeetion
fenced with WiFe Ia which he Is going
TO have fifty head Df COWS pAseuFed
and 20 fence of about forty acres for
liOgn. He viii give Andy ths use Of
n large team Of mares and salky pi0w
free to farm with and pay him rs per
month for overseeing bis farm and
stock interest. i think that the farm
Under the present management VII
pay handsomely on the capital in
vested.
The large e0rnhelds look vel 70 q
passing eHsERvER-
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A..arla hsns.
Pleasant weather again.
AFud diving nm fast


Pleasant weather again.
Mud drying up fast
Lots Ofsunshine to-day to the square
foot.
Our young folks met ct the school
house last Monday night and organ
lied lyesum. We were not present
Our town was infested with men Of
all political parties last Monday after
noon, each making votes for bis man.
We were reliably informed that the
telephone line will be built sure
enough from Eaiina 10 LindsbOrg and
we do not zee why our citizens did
not subscribe more libefally.
John Fairehild is making an addi-
ton 70 his feed stable. Il will not be
long before John will build . new
stable.
We were in Salina last Monday and
nearly every one greeted US With, how
is Smoky View gOingF' Every poll
ticisn has q great concern for Smoky
View.
There were more goods put on the
train here last Sunday morning than
our little freight room would hold. A
good showing FOR Assaria and proves
beyond q doubt that Assaria is 3 good
business point.
Santa Claus will make his head
vuarters At the Assaria drug store and
don't you forget 1t. n. o. MORE.
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IHE BAR RoAn PROPOSITION.

THE RAILROAD FhOFOSiiIUN.
The prospects are very good that the
Railroad bond proposition will be car
ried in Saline county next Tuesday.
It Is q line Of road which is pro-
nouneed the most desirable for Sa-
lima and Saline county Of any Of the
connections yet proposed. The pro-
posed line takes a northeasterly course
from salina Ia the NebaaskR line. II
enters Nebraska in Gage county, pass
ing through Beatrice, Lincoln, WahOo
aud Fremont TO Decatur, Burt county,
on the west bank Of the Missouri river.
From Decatur a lire Is assured to
Spencer, Iowa, making connection
with the Milwaukee line. At Chero.
kee, Iowa, half way between Decatur
and Spencer, the line crosses the Illi-
nois Central railroad. At Oakland,
Nebraska, connection Is made with
the st. Paul q Omaha line. At Ere
mont It strikes the Sioux City branch
Of the Northwestern and the Union
Pacific. At Lincoln il connects
with b. & NJ. system. In its course
through Kansas Il crosses six braches
of the u. p. This north and south
line, Il will at once he seen, not only
Joins from center to center the two
great states Of Kansas and Nebraska,
but its connections afford the best Of
outlets to the east and west. It's term
inal connections reach 10 the remote
region Of the north and south. There
Is no line now In the west that will
afford so many advantages TO the
county traversed by II. AT Salina the
road will connect with the Kansas and
Colorado line, which will run through
a section Of Kansas not now having
railroad facilities. By the Topeka,
Sslina & Western route it will reach
into the coal fields Of Kansas, trav-
erse the great wheat belt and make
connection for the south By the way
Of Kansas City and St. Louis. The
northern terminus OF the line will
give direct connection with the pine
regions Of Minnesota and Wisconsin,
The wheat and corn Of Nebraska and
Kansas can he directly transported to
Minneapolis, the great flOur market
These are in brief a few Of the adj
vantages accruing from the building
Of the proposed route. IL viii be a
trunk line touching two or three of
the greatest railroad systems Of the
west. We have outlined some Of Its |
advantages and possibilities. The peo-
pie are asked to give the matter earn |
est consideration, and it is believed |
that they will subserve thelr best In
ferests by extending the aid that Is
asked.
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Golden Belt is better than ever.
We will sell you an overcOat cheaper
than any one. 0BER & HAGEMAE.
All the knobby hats and caps come
from 0ber q Hageman's.
We want 5000 bushels wheat per day
and win pay top prices for It.
SALINA MILL a ELEVATOR Co.
For SALR-5O well-bred cows and
helfers. Enquire at Shuteis meat
market sltf. w. c. HASKELL
We guarantee to save you money In
anything in the clothing line.
OBER 4 HAGEMAN.
We want 8 200 bushels Of wheat per
day and will pay tsp prices for 1t.
SALIEA, MILL q ELEVATOR Co.
Have you seen those elegant library,
table and hanging lamps at Seitz's
Drug Store. TfyOu have not, go at
once and view them. You will find
just whaty you have been looking for.
Overcoatsl Overcoatsl OvercOatsi
The largest and best stock in the State
at Ober & HRgemAn's.
FOR Sale.
Two Bins, capacity nearly 4. 900 BUSH
els Of wheat, situated In Salina ware
house adjoining Taylor MilleF's sleva-
tor. Apply to C. E. FAULKNER or
Ss-tf JNo. J. GELS.
We want s,0Oo bushels Of wheat per
day and win pay top prices for 1t.
sALINA MILL q ELEVATOR Co.
It ls az actual fasl that we have the
largest. cheapest, and most complete
line Of Ladies' Cloaks, DOlr7ans, Pal.
etots, listers, &C., ever offered IN cen
tral or western Kansas All Of which
we guarantee to be better fttiRg than
any goods yOa can flnd. Come and
see rs and we viii save y0H money.
OBER 4 HAoENAH.
Do you want nice bread : II you
make It ont Of our Royal Patent or
Golden Belt you can not fail.
SALTEA MIL 4 .EEEVAFOB Co.
Go to Williams & BsnasId's and
look over their fine stock Of harness,
robes, etc. They guarantee
81 their goods to be fisst-ciass 90 every
respect AL orders promptly 6ilea.
Al RsFgainI
House and lot for sale. Situated two
lots from corner Of Walnut, on Fifth
Enquire at this 0ffice for considers
lion sl-lt
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Notice.
NetIss Of the taking Ofprirnts property for pub
Ne use.

NetIss Of the taking Ofprivuis property for pub
Ne use.
NOTICE s hereby given 70 ell owners or persons
~ interested In the parcels or lots Of property
ksreinGftsr described, together with the names or
the owners thereof Gs far as known, a. follows:
COmmsncing two hundred feet south Of Walnut
street and two hundred and any feet vest ofSinth
street. IN the city 0f Salina, running thence vest
seventy feet south three hdndred an1 seven feet
east seventy feet north three hundred and seven
fsst . The Plsce Of beginning, owned By A Davis
C.snmencinE a q point aVe hundred and seven
fest south Of Walnut street and two hundred and
sfiy feet thsnes Usst seventy feet thence
east seventy feet. thence n0rth one hundred and
twenty-five feet 70 the place ofbeEinning owned By
Camilla W. Parker.
two fset sogth Of walnut street and tHo hundred
and afty feet vest Of Ninth street, thence west
seventy feet thence scufh one hundred snd tEen-
ty-dFe feet thence east seTeaty feet thence north
one hundred and tuenty-aTs feet % place Of bs-
ginning, owned By n. B. Adama
CommsncinE at . point seven hundred and 6fty-
seven feet south O walnut street snd two hund.
rcd ani ny feet Eesi of Ninfh street. thence west
seventy feet thence soufh two hundred feet,
theues east seventy feet thence north two hun
dred feet q place Of beginning, Owned b Oscar
Belts OF J. g SeitE.
CommeneinT sf . point nine hundred and
Efiy-seVen feet south Of Walnut street and tvO
hundred and hfty feet wet o. Ninth street. thence
Weat sescnty 1eat thenee south one hundred and
twenty fssf thence east seventy feet thence north
o1e hupdrei and twenty fsstto beginning, owned
b J. n aiicheii.
Co99sasisS a = paint zen hunlrsd ssa ssYenty-
seven fset so1th o. Walnut street ard tEo hun
dred and any feet Wtst q Nlnth street, thence
vest seFanty feet, thence south two han1red and
tVeEty fset thsnca saIt serenity feet thence north
tgo hunired and twenty feet q the place Of begin
ming, owned b. ?. 8. P0gers.
N0W, therefdre, Tou and eaeh Of you are hereby
sid property f1E fka rurrc1e Of opening q street
and Aaf yon are reQuired % fle N the city clerks
u2ee 81 tks city of saifna Hithin ten aaTa afler
eonssnt af ehiectloa 70 ne pFoEossa appEaEiEtiou
of euch PFcpli q eld gtnfeuenf q such damages
claiinsd fttfs ~ ~ - tlken.
b ordar q tte MayeF and counciinel 81 ihe
eity e saiina. r. 3. BOWEN, City Cierk.
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IT is understood that the President
In his forthcoming message will take
stronger ground for permanent reform
Of the civil service Of the country
than has been occupied by any Of his
predecessors. The President has re
garded the attempts Of the Forty
seventh Congress to engraft this reform
upon the laws In the light Of an expe-
riment. This experiment be now
comedies q successful one. II has been
long enough in operation to determine
its practIcability and usefulness.
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Excited Thousands

All over the lard are going into co
stacy over DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Their unlocked for
recovery by the timely use Of this
great life Saving remedy, causes them
TO go nearly wild in its praise. 1t Is
guaranteed to positively cure Severe
Coughs, COlds, Asthma, Hay Fever,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss Of Voice,
or any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Bottles free at Oscar
seitz's Drug Store. Large size S1.O0.
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PIIea

Piles are frequently preceded by
sense Of weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some af-
feetion Of the kidney or nelghbor
organs. At times, symptoms Of indi-
gestions are present, as fiatulency, un-
easiness of the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like perspiratiOn, producing
q very disagreeable itching, particu-
larly after getting warm in bed, is a
very common attendant Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application Of DR.. .BOsanko's
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allsying the intense itching,
and effecting permanent cure where
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

MARY CHURCHILL, the long lost
Mary, has written to her friends that
she is in the land Of the living, and
has neither eloped nor gone on to the
stage, but earning her living in an
humble, respectable and quiet way.
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Election PROCLAMATION

STATE OF KANSAS,
SALINE COCETT.
The State Of Kansas 10 ali whom these presents
shall come greeting.
KnoU ye that I. C. 8 RadellR, shsrih OF Saline
county, Kansas, By virtue of the authority in me
vested do by this proclamation give public notice
that on
Tuesday, the 6th day Of November, 4.
D., 1883.
there win be held a general election. and the Of
hees 20 Be- chosen are ns folloss, to-Eit
One sheriff.
One county treasurer,
One county clerk.
One register Of deeds.
One coroner.
One surveyor,
oas county cOumissiOnsr fOrsd eOmnlssiOnsrs
district
And Toies Of electors for aid oaeers vii Be
receiysd AZ the polls ofesch election preenet In MD
county.
In testimony whereof have hereunto 81 my
hand a. ny Oelce a. salina IN sid cuunty. this
l3th day o. September, A. o, l6s3.
C. g. RADCLIFFE, Sheriff.
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THE President has appointed Thurs
day Nov. 18th, as q day Of Thanks
giving. at which time Il Is expected
that each American citizen will get
up his roast turkey according to the
dictates OF his own palate.
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RIa,,lnn 10 nIl Mankind.

In these times when our newspapers
are flooded with patent medicine ad-
vertisements. 1t Is gratifying to know
what to procure that will certainly
cure you. If you are Bilious, blood
out Of order, Liver inactive, or gener-
ally debilitated, there is nothing in the
world that will cure you as quickly as
Electric Bitters They are a blessing
to all mankind, and can be had for
only fifty cents bottle Of Oscar Seitz.
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Rules for the PAYMENT Of Taxes,

One half OF all taxes may be paid on or before
December ~, l6s3, and the balance on or before
June %, lsSl. without penalty.
II tho whole tax Is paid on or before December
20, iSsd, q rebate OF q per cent. Of the whole
amount will be allowed.
m not paid before December 20. 1883, the whole
amount becomes due and q penalty Of per cent.
4 added December 2lst, 6 per cent. Match 3lst
and per cent. June list.
Tuesday In September, 1884.
j. B. HAMILTON,
Deputy Treasurer.
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rhsaesvs report in-iuass Inizsi, rinking and
TATE or KANSAS,
Ceunty e 8ail1e,
OLN \ yoasph sSzgelt, C14nty ClFre g
49, ~ eboFs md t1legolng rsp.Qzi g ne
- aetlt and cftiit halanc3 q IL di1sr-
snf fa1ds n s1id county i1r tie yelr e1dilg o.
tobeF 81, iasz, = tine. In Ettn1 MAefooL
ave 1.reznt1 - ny hEnd and zmxed ny CO
cial aoa1 the ~ daE e oeteaeI, a. .. 10
JOeEFH aAEGENT,
e CuElty Cllrk,
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agPUBuOAN COUNTY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For SAei6,
C.s. RADCLIFFE.
For OOarnfy Cgerk,
JOSEPH SARGENT.
For OOanty Treasurer, both short and
long teyTts,
JB. HAMILTON.
For Register Of Deeds,
L.F. PARSONS.
For Surveyor,
FL WEAVER.
For Coroner,
. J.B. GROCER
For County Commissioner. I'D Dist
sILAs X. sEGER.
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Sealed Proposals.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed proposals
IL for the erection Of q school house 10 Assaria,
Saline County Kansas. viii be received until
Monday, Nov. y, ISss,
At 10 o'clock A. n All proposals must be direct
ed 20 -. II. johnson, Clerk School District No.
S., Assaria, Kans"
Plans and specifications Of the building can be
seen 81 the once Of Gibson Th0FsteBbeFg. ASA
riE, Kansas.
The Board reserve the hight to reject any or all
bida
J.F. CARROLL, Direetor
JOHN II. TBORSTEEBERG, rreas'r
Al-2u J. h JOHNSON, Clerk
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NoBoe-TImbsF Culture.
-, 6. 81 LASD 2. .OEI1EIIcEl 2 ICE lus

6alina. kanA, Oct ~ le3l. -
Comnlaint having hsea sutsred e tkb o3os b.
A W. MitehaI arllnat Wm- A Bisher, f1f failure
% ecnuiv Win isw aa % tinbef c1lfIre entfy No.
$50 dstsd October ~ ls93. upoa ne eest haif q
ne nurth weIl quarter q sectton g. toWnsElp Ia
soufh o. ranEe Hest IN Saline 1ounfy, Eanaaa
va 4 visw . the ezncclisiion 81 sad entry, con-
teItant afIasfnE that - Wn. A. niahar hal hfIad
y brsak e. pieE q acres e nd Land during ne
past tuelfe mclih1, the ali4 parties are hsfehy
taFu1s1sd q sEpsaF e ihil oa-ce % ~ ~.
Rsth day ef E0us1lber. lsds.
e slaTcn scioSE 4 Al, = rss-pua tnd fI1h
testilonF cu1clfutng - ali-g q =
s& ~ AtBS
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THE famous female attorney, Belva
Lockwood, has been caught with the
gang Of pension swindlsrs and sus-
pended from practice.
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Iris now Lieutenant General Sher-
idan. He takes possession Of his high
Office to-day.
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County Clerks Report

Showing the Debit and Credit
balances OF the different
funtla In saline County for
the year ending October Sths
1853.
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The w. c. t. o., will hold their
monthly meeting at the residence Of
Mrs. G. H. Martin on Ninth street,
Tuesday, Nov. 9Th, at 8 O'Clock, Pm.
All ladies interested in the cause Of
Temperance, are urgently requested
TO be present. Mrs. MoULTON,
Seciy.
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New fall goods at Sol
berg's.
suOkIsn's ArnIos ssIve.

buokieH'a Afnlca Saltes
The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted 10 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
ChIlblalns, COrns, letter, Chapped
hands, and all skin eruptions, guar
anteed to cure in every instance, or
money refunded. 25 cents per box.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

The following Is the programme for
the Salina Literary, Friday, Nov. q:
Musical Director, N. II. LOOmis.
Recitation, Miss A. <. league.
PapeT-first part, Mrs. e. p. Collins.
Dialogue, G. S. Martin and T. L.
Bond.
RECESS.
Paper-secOnd part, Prof. T. ID. Fltz-
patrick.
Reading, Mrs. J. w. Daily.
Essay, I. A. Williams.
The public are invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-01

MARRIED-AttheP Presbyterian par
sOnage by Rev. w. A. Simkins, Mon
day, Oct. %, Mr.. B. A. Smith and
Miss NJ. E. Noble, all of Ellsworth.