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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
rbe Lady Lieth.

Mrs. Ruth Everett,
Chicagooit e city, is in this city and
Of led s to reporter b Oh th1 nnm n.y.
that dEigned by Mormon "omep
OGsl y gg against further anti
protesting legislation by Congress.
pOlygamy any women signed this
a great hsid Mrs. EyereED under
ELECTION. Polygamists gen
recent eeibstained from voting and
orally a ,Se;r wives vote the
made t Ine While polygamists
church oho GdnIsfranchised under II the "a d
mun Llo that hat they are living IN polyg-
prove enS d VI Consequently they can
amy anu their votes. There is as
swear IN r .n and giving IN mar.
r;soa now as before tne FaoS nagis %
nag TEe EE55Wunds bill, but dlsfr ahins5
Inc t and punishment are oogi IauS
menn obtaining aim a separate estab-
by nl nnt for each family and claim
HsIn nnIv the original one: In the
l l1ssa I'm majority of cases. wives sup
g III the husband or ratrer MAINTAIN
l poi own household. Mrs. Everett
i yn1la that after close observation 7ItI1
s s1e'' could see hut very little
IF? f anv benefit from the Edmunds
Il lii + is not strong enoug b to be
easily evaded. The evangelist woa IL
reccmmend abolishing woman sun
rage rage as the first step toward sapre eso
zion of polygamy and the ultimate
downfau of the Mormon church.
Sbetbought it a strange commentary
On on woman suffrage that the only
place where it exists 1t IS used TO
debase and enslaVe those whom It
should ennOble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
New York Mining Market

New York, 3-There was active bus
ness end weak tone 10 the mining mar
ket during the morning and prices were
generally lower. Iron Silver declin ed to
ZIP, Northern Belle to 1876, Sut.o Tun.
mel to Is, Robinson Con. to 50 and
Sierra Grande to 20. For the majority
Of these stocks there is no reasonable
cause for decline. The bullion produc-
ton shows no reduction and some of
them should be among the list of divi-
dend-psyers. Investment shares firm;
Standard selling at Z snd 6Is, and one
lot, 80 shares. st II. Horn Silver, 81
TO 81; Harlem firm, LILO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Cable Clicks.

Calcutta, 3.-Glazias attacked
General Kennedy's exploring expe-
dition to Tukhti Suliem, Afghan
stan; twenty of the assailants were
killed. The expedition suffered 11C
loss.
Berlin 3.-The reported death OF
Lieutenant julius Payer, Austrian
Arctic explorer, is incorrect.
St. Petersburg, 3.-Many cases OF
incendiarism at Gshatsk in the gov.
eminent of Smolensk. Many per-
sons suspected are arrested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

Martial Music, it is said, is the
best kind to inspire soldiers to deeds
of daring. To anyone who has
heard the frightful racket made by
a fife and drum corps this assertion
will not seem surprising. After
listening to the marrow chilling
music for few minutes the soldier
is willing to die and seek death at
the lannon's mouth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
San Francisco Stocks.
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 3.-Whest easier; 961z to 965s
December, 97H January. 94A to 942s
May.
Corn-Higher; 552S December and Jan.
uary, IS May. 80
Oats-Higher; 31H December; 3I2s
January; S5L May.
Whisky-Unchanged.
Afternoon - Wheat - Stesdy, shade
higher, s65S to 96A December. 979s TO
9715 January.
Corn-Firm; 55H to 555s, December,
555s to BOZ year.
Oats--Seady; 81 to S1T December,
31H 10 BIZ year.
Rye-Essy; 57X.
Barley-Dull. 65
Pork-Steady; l2.57H to II 60 0ecen:-
ben.
Lara-Firm; s.221l to $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Reduction in Wages.

Winnipeg, "a general reduc-
tion has been made in the wages of
EMPLOYEES OF the Canada Pacific
railroad to-day. The boiler makers
nave struck and refuse toreturn un-
der the new tariff. This seriously
affects the company, as the cold
weather necessitates frequent re-
pairs to engines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

New York 3.-Governments strong.
The week opened with firm market for
stocks, and prices in the early trsnsac-
tions advanced Is to Il per cent. Before
the first call. however, 8 weaker tone set
IN and lower figures prevailed during
the remainder Of the day. The decline
in prices ranged from Il to IL per cent.
There were rallies at intervals. extending
at one time 1s to g per cent, but the
market left off irregular, with some
,ksres at the lowest point of the day. As
compared with Saturdays close, the
prices we're down Il to ~ per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 8. Corn - New, mixed
steady, 5s gid.
Receipts of wheat The past week-At-
lsntic ports, 10000 qusfters; Pacific
ports. 1880 quarters; other sources
%, $50 vuarters.
Receipts Of eorn-31, 90 quarters.
Flour-U nchsnged.
Whest-Dull, heavy; win or, IS 81
spring, Ss to IS 81; California, s. "a to 8,
1od; club, Ss lid to 9s I'D.
Corn-Dull, 81 I'd.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Washington Points.

Washington, 3.-Warner will soon
introduce a bin in the House for
the retirement of the trade dollar.
The Adjutant General of the
Army has received information of
the surrender at the camp on Pop
lar river of FIVE loeges of Sitting
Bulls forces from the British pro-
vinces.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
WALKER HOUSE.
Excited Thousa.a.

ecs :, u over the la2i are going INTO
10y iof Consumption. Their un.
. 'voEea for recovery by tho t;melv
c css q this great Ii te Saving remedy.
nr .aseS tqen1 to 20 nearly wild in its
p plSise. In is guaranteed to nositive.
&st lure severe Coughs, Colds,
Ensr.a1 LAY Fever, Bronchitis,
af7@@oa.sseaess, Loss o Voice, or any
rTr- -So Of The Threat and Lungs.
n ,lAI bottlsB free at z. @. M. I.
Snra- Large size s1.O0. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

Utah Wool.
SALT LIKE, DECEMBER 8.
White spring, in good condition IA to Is
poor g Is to IA
Black spring, good condition ...... 10
White fall and lambs, light
grades, good condition.....~ Is
White fall and lambs, heavy.
good condition...:............... II to y
Black fall. good condition ......... IL
Arizona white, good condition.. 10
g black. =" %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, 3.-Hogs-R Receipts, SO, 600:
weas. 10 lower: pacing ABS to AIS.
packing and shipping rs to 40, ligh.
AS to 4 20.
Csttle-Receipis 5000; steady, firm:
good TO cnoice chipping $40 to 6 90;
common to medium AGO to 5 80; stcckers
OF to $50; feeders so to I 80; Tex
ans, 90 to rs; Texss cows. 3.OOt to 8 Sc.
Sheep-Receipts 3.400; steady; inferio !
to fair $50 to 8 so Der cwt.; coed 4 o.;
choice to extra, 4 90 to $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Money Market.

New York, Money market easy,
2 co 3; closed 213; prime mercantile paper
3 to OK; sterling exchange bankers bills
steady, 1921; sterling exchange de.
mad 4.S5.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Cable Clicks.

Trieste, IA telegram from Bonn bay
says Admiral levitt starts for Egypt on
NJ ondsy 10 take command of the English
squadron concentrating OF the Red Sea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Canadian Stocks.

Montreal, Quebec, 3-Bank stocks
advanced this morning from to per
cent. City gas stock declined per
cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
NOTICE. To CREDITORS.
Estate OF Henry Maiber. deceased.

HstdL6 VI AoDIJ 1hdIuSr, OcOCoSeG.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned, administrative oi
the estate of Henry Maiben, deceased, to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims sgsinst the ssid deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publica.
ton OF ;hia notice, to the said admins
tratrix at the Office OF Stsyner s. Sim
mons, Main street, Salt Lake city, Salt
Lake County, U. T.
FLORA L. NJ. MAIBEN,
Administratrix o. the Estate of Henry
MsibeD, deceased
Dstel st Sa I Lake city, Noyem Der
26tp. 1888.
CHAS. w. STAYNERl
Attorney Of the Estate. d2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

This ball will be the opening ono Of the sea.
son and the first in the newly fitted AMI reu.
ovated Opera House. No pairs will be spared
to make il in every way sure for to the pre-
vious ones given by the Knights of Pythias,
to be the most reeherc6s affairs ever given in
this city.
Price of Tickets, admitting one gentlema
and one lady, So; additional ladies, 81 eac h.
N.B.-There will be no extra charge for cloak
room and other conyeniences-
Tickets may be procured at the principal
stores In the city, or from any OF the mem
bers of the Committee OF Arrangements. dl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Jefferson o. X.

Cincinnati, O., 3.-Jee Jefferson
has so far recovered as to appear
tonight at the Grand Opera House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

20, soR Lame Bsck, Side or Chest
s Is1 Snlioh's Porous Plaster Prico
GRO sold By Z c. 81 I. Drug Stora
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December 2, 1888.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
Miss Rosa De COMFY, Eureka; John
Kllley and wife, California; Z Brough,
Wood River; L Muller, S.. Louis; ID
W DWyer, Ogden; L j Smith, D 81 RG;
r E 1vesr, Eureka; A Donaldson,
&C Story, F Q Nicholea, Bingham; w
F Webster. OP Mo!er, Lehi; q B An
derson, Germans; j Teeth, Tintic; n 6
Mehenn. Tintic; B Shulder, Bingham;
n q Whipple, VIM Holman, Lehi; Ii
Bates, A Seegmille, Spanish Fork; J G
White, E q Woolcotf, D & RG; W B
JOudd. G-antsville; j Coolies, Toque-
vile; A J Stephen, E F Harvey, Tcque-
vile; T W Byclon, Denver, Gel; w B
Sue and wife, South Utah; VIM Deity,
Nsps, COL; 0 B Merrick ard wife,
Bingnsm; Z Jones. Heber City; P
ShuIder Binghsm; L Strsssburg. YER
non, Utah; j q Fowler, d Re: ] Fitch.
Tintic; Hon w Jewstt, D s. r 6: Nj 3
Fl Storm, Provo; 6 Miller, Castle Gate:
Tom Ssphingto-, Birghsm; Miss Orr,
Ogden; Wm F.nn, P Fiiz ssd, E Fin
ley, D & RIG.
VALLEY HOUSE.
@ S Sawyer. II j Mont, American
Fork; Mrs Purviance and child, j Red,
OhAllis; Mrs McAllister, Cnicsao; a Il
Nlmocks, Detroit; Z w Cloud. Denver;
Shas Moore, Jacob Bortzer, durango;
Thomas Morgan, Charles, G Somers.
SSEeeney, c S l; + Chalmers, Ben
Y Jaikes, New York; J Watson, Denye,:
ChAs Moore, Jacob Bort ger. Durango:
Thomas Morgan, j Charles, q Sop1ers
j s Sweeney, 0 S L; J Caelme.s. Ben
= Jslkes, New YORK; j Watson, Denver.
Joe Daley, " 4 Uuerbsck. Psrk Civ.
" " ) Brown, Farmingtor; W Price,
GEosnen; d Mltche J, Nova Scotia; James
66syes' d q Z g; Psge Il Brown, N A
66roWn' Chenille, MINI; A Rice, 81
PN9Hhey, Thomas Ennor, John Com
o6eiiaek' Thos IickelI, New Mexico.
6o per + Firth, Ogden; J S Sweeney
TPsItImore; L Murphy, Tintic; William
LINDSEY, Baker City; J Hindu, Helene.
00on'; Evan Ovens, Park CITY: las
CErtney, VIM Allen, Alta: ] Eesn
O0gGs1; j a Whiieback, JOIN Jones
Camden, n j. . 0IeS'
METROPOLITAN.
marx u Nilsson, D &RG: John n
1--WE W;' Z G Choritan. Cheyenne: 5 T
n nlG q Omaha; A R Mcdonald, D & r
" . u DeckeT, DR. md Mrs s b Hail
S1e1 hGlntosh, z j Einlsn. Denvar.
T Ih9eTr, d & R 6; D NJ Richie, Co.
So : n .IrTlm,oIe, Payson, Utat: Cbss a
99mNh; Cel; Chss Milliker, D nVer: 2
herr, D &RG, O'nVer'
WALKER HOUSE,
NY n" ~ H9rgeaut Cleveland; Mile
M - Il W a Sawyer and WIFE ak.on., :,
MI. 8 8fs, Denver; J 81 Rgns. Ronion
H. IL = Eev " q Poland, Rev A R Hs5
How O5a 'a"oi > ) Chambers, N 2; NIL
Faifvisg. P \ \ JG9e: Hsbs'; S Nei son,
Mas " l. henshsw, Worcester,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
London Wool.

London, 3.-To-day, 8.19S bales Port
Philip and Sydney wool were sold.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
Bullion.
WALL Street.

New York, 3.-Bsr silver Ito.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

Bulk Meats-Fair demand, shoulders
BOO. short ribs 6. as. short clear 100.
Whisky-Steady, unchanged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
cmplaint. you '>Se a printed
Guarantee OF every hnttle 81 Shilohs
Vitalizer. It never faiL to ours
,old by q. c. AZ nrug Store. G6i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-12-04
BULLION SORE MARKET
Latest Quotations.

Latest Quotations.
corrected Daily by MCCORMICK s. Col
SILVER.
In New York...........Si 10 per ounce
n 81 LAX 9............. | 07 & &C
In LondoD....... 5-16d. " "
LEAD.
In New York--..........$ 8 20 per 100 lbs
In Salt Lake, ore...... So 90 per ton.
bullica 40 90 g
Yesterdays Receipts
Nc Cor9eick d Co.:
3 Cars Hansuer Bullion ..... 5 6.77O 90
2 Bars Stormont Silver. ,., $500 90
Lot Idaho Gold Dust. ...... 5000 90
Total. ........"".e. $1,000 90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Personals. II. Payne, our P. n,
Il working n Abilene, carpeniering.
David Woodbury. hes moved with
bis faEnily % solomon.
sam Knapp b yet &c work IN Eure-
ka, plastefing, chimney building &C.
David Reese has bought the cd
DOwny place
Geo. Perry has moved In with his
isther-inlaW, DIR. Alderman.
Mr.. Tobias, Of Indiana, 3 son-in-las
Of Phillip Miller, ofSalina, h cut here
looking Tor q home. Welcomed
A. ]. and d. Seilman have their
house newly plastered.
The reporter from Bridge Posi-, I8l,
last week vas very brief in his report.
The oelooTs elected were, A. G. Wait,
Commander 8. v. c., j. ~. Burt ;
J. V. c., G. Post, o. D. G. Lloyd; o.
O.. S. 8 Knapp; Chaplain. II. Bhisr (;
Surgeon, A. b. Chapman @ NJ, s..
Post @. II. s., Ten LaWFencs. Ad.
ialant and 3. q. % Be appointed By
the Commands, also tie Dcork eepeT
"A. @. waite 81g court maEliaIsd, and
fo1Rd guilty Of the charEel hrou7ht
againsf him. and vas fined q Hbsrai
snpply q ciTaFa f1r the hoyo-tc Be
fBrthouIUin9 the niEht o. ths lnatalia-
tion q oGcera, which win b TIE
night q Jan. 1tb, is5f.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Believing ito Be- but Inst ~ q taken
81 cur high appreciation a. the valua-
Die and failhfui services rendered b.
g. ". Giaddins, mannger ofthe 81
lima Exchange.
We The undersigned subscribers 10
TIE sailna Telephone Exchange DO.
IN view o. ths fact g shove stated. r.
specially petition the United TsIs-
phcns Company 10 retain q. W. Glad
ding, cur present manager, IN the 10
elton which be nov holds. asa lust
recognition % his services rendered
both forthe interest Of the company
and for the subscriber thsrutO.
II. W. Bsrks, agt Pae Elk. Co.
J. W. Daily, ~. d.
Williams 3 FiummeFfslt
Ieylcr Miller a Co.
MeFreli q Co.
Ed. Lolz.
J. 5. Gebhart.
8. II. Williams & Son.
n. d. sampson.
Gustav Behr.
LitoWioh a WoisiefEsr.
L. n. Tuttle.
II. Baker.
SAllna Mil a Elevator Co.
Jedrie8 a PoatleWait.
{. R. Underwood & Co.
e. ID. Falconor, Tailor.
Q. s. Radclif, sheriff.
Mrs o. SeiiE.
=. EnRstrom.
CT. Hilton.
y.F. Anderson, Engineer Water Co
Ed. Wittmann.
]. A. WhitWoFth.
Z. w. Obsr.
]. @. Mohler.
Bartlett a jenkins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20
Notes from TorU.


The protracted meeting at Pllny Is
still In progress with q good attend
ance and interest. Rev. Joseph Toll
from Mcpherson county, Il assisting
Rev. Mcdowell.
The church social at Will Kouns'
last Thursday night, was a success
financially and socially. There was q
flow OF wit and humOF with cheerful
ness and Appropriate pleasantly. The
young folk regret that it was the last
night they will have the genial pres
enoe Of the fun=loging AL. Nelson.
AL. has len us for the northwest part
Of the State where he Is In connection
with his brother, engaging In the
cattle business. Mr.. Johnston, teacher
Of the Pllny school, read q very appr0-
pirate selection entitled THE Bible %
Emmett MoCaFty, teacher at Bridge,
read q selection. Miss Ida Post read
Far Away Land" The next meet
Ding will be held ct Anthony Farley's,
on the evening Of Thursday, the 9th.
The anticipated Christmas trees 81
Summit, Liberty and Bridge, ART en-
listing the attention and time prinei-
pally Of the younger and the elders.
Last night, (Sabbsthl the thsFmom-
eter suddenly took q downward tend
ancy and this morning. brought us
promptly close around the stove. It
remains however, . very mild form Of
winter.
The wheat and rye 4 looking beau
tlfully and the stock is doing finely.
The health Of the community con
tinues good, and e. the year IL nearing
iks close, there h abundant cause for
thalkfulness 70 the giveF Of al good f,
loF the indications Of thls fav0r, 70 the
people Of this portion Of Saline county.
ANN0TAroR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

M. GLADDINa, Dear Slr:-YOur
letter in the last Issue Of the JOURNAL
In which you take occasion 10 criiieise
the Herald for Its timely denunelation
Of your course as manager OF the tele-
phone system In this city, was q very
incoherent tumble Of your tickle
thoughts and deserves no other name
than q lullaby, sung by yourself and
for yourself It is apparent that II
anyone was rash enough 10 afford you
an opportunity, you would take the
rope and very promptly hang yourself.
You try to convey an impression that
none Of your subscribers complain
about the Encouragement Of the tele-
phone lines. You are blinded by
your own concslt. II was only the
other day that we heard complaints Of
such q serious nature, which II true,
eharaeteriEes you as q most impudent
and pretending equiyoeatOT. The
charge referred to takes you severely
10 task for replying 10 q lady, tWho
pOlltelO asked the central ONCE for
one Of our mercantile firms with the
emphatic language, There is no one
there, G-D-it."
Several subscribers have signtfed
their disgust at your impudsnt con-
duct, aud for your own good, not pro
bono public. your lips should be
sealed, for what oOmeth out Of q man,
not what gOeth In, defileth him.
These kind words are for you and
you only. For further particulars in
quire Of the party at whom you d.
rected your onslaught Of disconnected
sentences, J.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20


Corn shuekiBg about through with
In this vicinity.
The wheat buyers at this place are
paying IS cents per busbel for No. I
wheat.
Maxwell has smother car load Of
that Wyoming coal
Mr.. Hugh Carlin, Of this place has
been visiting his brother Thomas,
at Rockville, the past week
Mr.. John Null and wife, Of Salina,
were the guests Of Mr.. T. Laubengayer
over Sabbath.
Esq. Champlain Il one more Of our
enterprislng farmers who is fencing
In bis farm.
The good folks Of this place snd VI
entity have concluded to have q festi-
yal At the NJ Z. church. Friday, Dec. ,
2Ist
Little Eeddie COmmeFfOrd, who had
his arm broken some time ago, is re-
covering under the care Of DR.. J. w
Crowley, Of Sallna.
Mr.. T. LaubenFayer, who has had q
very bad hand for 80 metime, is inn
proving under the care Of DR.. Crowley.
ONCE IN A WHILE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Glrard. Ksn-.
writes: 81 never hesitate 70 recon-
mend your Electric BliieFs 10 my
customers. they give entire safislae-
ton and are rapid gsllars.D Eiectrie
Blifsrs are the sgresf and best medi-
cine known and Wiii positively euro
kidney and Liver COmplsiBts, Purify
The blood and regnlais the bowels.
No family can ah5rd 70 b wilhcut
them They win save hundreds q
dollars In Doctors bills every year.
Told at Gfiy cents = bottle 81 Oscar
Seitz
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Fhe dedication Of the new church Of
the United Brethren-near the Shiloh
school house-toOk place last Sunday.
The attendance was very large, the
church being crowded and every pew
and bench filed. The air outside was
quite cold, but the temperature OF the
church was IN the best possible order,
and the audience were comfortable
throughout the services. The sermon
was preached by Bishop KephaFt, Of
Toledo, Iowa. It was q model Of fine
thought, culture and flowing periods.
II is many q day since 30 finished and
able q sermon has been heard In Saline
county. He attacked modern philos-
ophy" with glIttering weapons, and
completely ENDORSED those who
would make an irrepressible conflict
between science and religion. The
bishop possesses a fine presence, a
clear musical voice aud an easy, grace
fol delivery. We believe every indl-
vidual in the audience was most hap
PLY entertained. At the close OF the
sermon the bishop made statement
Of the financial affairs Ofthe church,
showing that there was q deficiency Of
between eight and nine hundred dol
lars In the amount necessary 10 pay
the indebtedness Of the building, and
this amount under the rules Of his
church had 10 be paid before he could
proceed vita the dedicatOry services
proper. The bishop has a most happy
way Of placing an audience In entire
sympathy with him. In most pleas
ant vein, and with witty bat apprO-
pirate illusions, he kept his audience
well Exercised" aud involuntarily
reaching for their respective swallets.
BY a subscrl Ptlon and collection. the
amount o! S9OT.62 were Faised-sjO0 Of
that amount being pledged, we be-
lieve, by the generous trustees Of the
church. The dedloatory services
which we're very simple and yet very
impressive took place ct the close Of
the collection. To Messrs. I. Garrison
and A. d. SheTmsn-representing the
board Of trustees-the bishop rendered
the key, and In the most brOad-guaged
manner eonsecrated the house Of
worship not only to the use Of the
congregation which had built it, but
to eli other orthodox congregations
who should desire its use. The bishop
was visibly affected In his remarks,
which were most appropriate b the
occasion THE services were Of neoss-
ity very long, but We think hut VsEy
few were much Wearled. The United
Brethren now have q church building
which is certainly 4 great credit to
their congregation. They are grsstiy
70 Be commended for their enterariss
and ilberality. The building IL =
handsome white structure, sur
mounted BY fins eupola which ls the
one prominent feature Of the beautiful
Saline Valley. The building Il pro-
yided with green blinds Inside the
work b ell s1hstantiali ths seats are
Of oak, and far more Comfortable
than the usual run Of city church
pews. There are suitable ants-rOoms,
vide sisles, good pulpit and altar tx
tures, handsome chandeliers and
mnay other oonFenienoies for church
service. The structure Was built By
Parker 4 Hagan. and cost e2,1s3.5O.
The pastor. Rev. MeCurdy, seems 10
Be very much liked by bis cOngrega-
ion. Everything surely pOlnts to q
1--we. growing. successful church In
the Shiloh nelghbOFhood.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Campbell q TuthIn yin open cut
In their new store next week under
the most favorable circumstances.
Having purchased a line Of goods fEon
the great closing out sals q Chicag0.
They wiz be able to meet any ard az
composition. Their soods Wers
bought At les than iosbeF's pEioos,
and they bespeak fOr their euutonsn
The lowest possible prizes. 10 helE
old customers they return many
thanks for patronage n the pasi and
guarantee them even better treatment
In the future Whiis 70 new oueS
they would say that no house VIII o.
can treat Jon better than this popular
Arm with their increased facilities ~
doing bushes, We win be pleased
% see you.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-20

Ex-senator Tabor. Of Colorado. =
said TO have supplemented the order
for his new residence IN Washington
with the remark "Blalne, lof Maize.
may build a house 90 big that Letter.
Of Chicago, has to live IN it but
Tabor, OF Colorado. will show Them
how to build house and how % live
in II TO. There Is no place like home
and there's no home 20 attractive as
D. a J. B. Whitehead's store, where
you win surely and something 10
suit you and yours for ChristmaA