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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29
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Freezing weather.
City election next Monday.

TTetLiHp WtutncT.
City election next Monday.
Garden making IL at stand-iill
Geo. Gentry was over from Lyons
and called on us one day last week.
There was a man preaching the soul
sleeping doctrine AT the CITY Hall
few evenings this week.
Marion Titus, son of X. u. Titus,
returned from Mass. Inst SUNDAY. He
like all the rest likes Kansas best.
Henry Gentry IL still In Saiina doe.
iering his eye. and W. are glad Ia
hear they ARE getting better.
Charles Caster, one Of our extensive
stock men. IL spending few days In
our city.
Wheat IL looking splendid aud
farmers ARE looking for u good crop,
aud we hope they viii not De- di-ap.
pointed.
Jim Grant IL able 10 bc around
again and perform his usual avora.
tons, which are Numerous aud enter.
tanning.
Next Monday the city dads for the
coming year will bc elected, aud from
appearances there will bc some strife
for Mayor. The candidates spoken of
are &. Il. Granger aud VIM. Turton.
II will soon Ice time 10 let the City
Park to some one for cultivation this
season and we hope whoever gets u,
will not be allowed To plant corn, for
that makes u look more like farm
than park. !. a. b..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

THE Interchange of March 18th
contains the most beautiful designs
ever offered for the use of amateur and
art students. Two exquisitely designed
heads for plaque decoraiion-one with
background Of a peacock's feathers.
the other with a charming decorative
border-from the supplement. In
the body of the paper are designs for
different kind. Of artistic metal work
such as vases. pals. and flowers stands.
IN brass, bronze, silver, and iron. \
beautiful drawing by the well-known
artist. w. II. Lippincott, shows a bit
of landscape with nlilk-maid wait
ing for the cows, which slowly went
along the land. Two dainty draw
ings, by J. L. Kelly. illustrate
"Micsela." Eleven columns are de-
voted to the Notes and Queries depart
ment. Here the difficulties of the
student and the house decorator are
ably and clearly explained.
Among the subjects considered are,
Plaster Casts, Dacca Silk, Easter
Church Trimming. Spray work.
Drawn Work, Decoration for fireplace,
Oil Colors for Grapes, Mirror Silver
ing. Decoration for four sets of Scrym
Curtains. Inlsii Floors. Text Book on
Compositions, Painting on silk aud
Satin.
All subscribers to the Art Inter
change are entitled TO the privilege of
asking advice on topics connected with
art, literature, and etiquette.
The Art Interchange is Published at
40 Nassau street. New York. Sub
scription price. 50. Sample copy aud
catalogue of other publications sent on
receipt Of six cents In postage stamps.
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0svseis ttems.

! find half a dozen or 40 chinch
bugs Oh about one corn stalk in fifty
that ] examine and thousands Of dead
ones on each Of the Others, monty
turned to dust. They were flying
with the wind abont this time last
year. We do not expect much dain-
age from them this year.
Crops look well
a. e. Willard land everyone else ~
to that wants y creamery here. The
first SAYS he will put in $1,000 the scc-
ond, 500. Who comes next?
While winter was on visit NJ
North a few days ago. n few OF his r.
beliious subjects put Ia potatoes aud
commenced gardening-forgol their
punishment last spring.
Our school marin cant be les bent
Parents second her council AMI efforts.
No trouble To ge. n dram Of liquid
damnation nj Bavaria now.
OCCASIONAL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

Montgomery, Ala, March sl-s~u-
atom Window Of Minnesota. pinmb
Of Kansas. Morreli of Vermont. and
other Northern men, are prospecting
among Alabama coal aud iron fields'
They we're at Brierneld yesterday
his - The advance guard ofcspitaiists
which the Morgan land bill, putting
Alabama mineral lands on the same
footing with agricultural lands, t. at
tracing here. Plumb IL said 10 be
Interested already largely In mineral
property here. The party are furn.
ished by railroads with special ear-.
Washington, D. C.. March 3.-
When the Fair for the benefit of the
GARFIELD memorial was closed nj the
Capitol II was discovered that certain
OF the historical paintings In the 70.
tunda hsd been considerably blistered
by the heat. The most damage wa.
done 10 the paintings representing the
Baptism Of Pocahontas aud the Djseoy.
cry OF the Mississippi River By DeSoto.
II was thought at the time that few
touches OF the brush would restore
these pictures to their original e,pdf-
ton, but examination disclosed the
fact that considerable work woulJ lie
required TO accomplish such q result
As soon - Congress adjourned an mr..
tist OF ability was summoned To ascer.
tain what steps were necessary for the
preservation Of the paintings. He de-
cided that the canvases would have 10
be taken down and entirely retoueheJ,
which would involve con siderable Ia.
Dor and expense. The necessary au-
hority for this work was obtained
and the artist and his assistants have
for the past two weeks been nj work
In the rotunds. In order that the se-
cref of their work might not he dIvulg-
ed, temporary frame partition was
constructed In the vicinity Of the pie
lures. and none but those actually en-
Ployed In the work Of retourhing are
allowed within the precincts. IL IL
thought Mt least six weeks will eiap.e
ere the work Is completed, aud theex-
penses attendant upon Its execution
will have 10 be supplied out of the
Capitol contingent fund
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

A CHANGE has been made In the
editorial management of the Topeka
Capital Major Hudson announces
that he will tor the present conduct
the business and manage the editorial
policy of the paper. Capt. King, in
retiring from the Cupi,ot, will con-
tinue his writing for the st. Louis
GLobe-Democrot, by which paper he
has been employed for some months.
but will reside in Topeka until fall.
We hope We may be pardoned for
stating that Capt. King is not espec-
tally fitted for a writer upon daily
paper. He j. n brilliant writer and all
that, but his mind i better suited for
magazine labor than the rough-and-
tumble work demanded of the editor
of one Of our State dailies. We hope
the Captain, however, may be favored
with fame and fortune in whatever
line he devOtes 10 his talents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

By law the executive council are ~
CURED To make choice of three Rail.
rnsi commissioners on or before the
LIST Of April, aud hold their first meet
ing ON March = yesterday IL is
rumored that two Of the commission
ers will be Col. John II. Anderson, OF
Manhattan, and Judge Humphrey, of
Junction City. What authority there
is for this, deponent saith not :
although il Is reported ~ having come
from Gov. Clicks own mouth. Col.
Anderson is an uncle of John A.
Anderson, CONGRESSMAN. and Is a re-
tired railroad director aai railroad
stock owner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

4 MEETING of the English revolu-
tionary league was held in London to
consider the question of holding AN
International convent ion Of revolu-
tioni>ts. The president Of the meet
ing said the government officials now
recorize the fact that dynamite is AN
important factor in political life. 1t
was resolved 20 invite Louise Michel
and other prominent socialists TO the
proposed convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

IT j. stated that the President is very
much depressed by the series of deaths
which have occurred among those who
are very near Ia him in the Govern
ment. The shadow of the Garfield
tragedy still Ringers about the White
House. the very sudden death of the
Hawaiian Minister was shock. and
now comes the very unexpected death
of his Postmaster General The White
House has been in mourning almost
continuously since Arthur became
President, and probably very few hap
py hours have been spent by him ia his
ofsi,-a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

1T j. claimed that Henry Ward
Beecher SAYS Bob Ingrrsnll is the
greatest living Orator. Boo has so lit
tie use for the churchmen that he
probably does not give much weight
10 Henry Wards high opinion Of him.
Leastwise. he dare not come out and
boldly say: Henry j. mistaken !:
for Henry Ward i the greatest living
nrafnr -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

THE people of Clay Center have
presented Col. William Nirt Walton
with gold watch. in consideration OF
his "eminent servire-' i'm the Legisla-
ture. Ne would like TO know what
those eminent services were. We'un-
derstani that a chairman of the Way
and Means committee he dill not halls
attend to business: that accounts were
terribly mixed up under his direction
and that the clerks could hardly make
head or tail out of the whole business
We respectfully refer Writ Walton and
his eminent services TO Senator Bill
Hack uPy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29
ACoqph, Cold or Sore Throat,

Should lie stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results In an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches does not
disorder the stomach like cough
syrups and balsams, but act directly
on the infiamed parts. allaying irrita-
ton, give reliefin 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 b. hysicians. aud
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and con-
slant use for nearly an entire genera
ton, they have attained well merited
rank among the few staple remedies
Of the age. Sold at IS cents q box,
everywhere. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

THE Wakeeney World insists that
Tom Cavahaush is trying 10 run the
politics Of that Congressional District
The Leavenworth Tins sarca.tically
observes that those vino are acquainted
with Tom vii! AT once pronounce this
the vilest kind of "a SANDER Iii pretty
certain that Tom did not run Saline
coanty politics very successfully when
he resided here, aud perhaps he will
be no more successful in the north
west. The oherlin people do not have
much use for him, according TO all re-
norris
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EMINENT SUCCESS. -


Il have used your Golden Balsam
with eminent success. I can fully
recommend it."-[R. II. Ditzler, NJ
D.. Fort Scott, kans.
"Your Golden Balsam Is q splendid
Cough remedy. 1t is highly recon
nlended by all."-[Reck 4 Rankin,
druggists, Allerton, Iowa.
mot one Of the thousands who
have used Marsh's Golden Balsam in
this city, has ever made complaint
that It did not do all claimed for IT,"
Kansas City( No. Times.
persons desiring good Lung Med
icine should procure Msrsh's Golden
Balsam."-[ Atchison Champion.
"Your Golden Balsam h doing
wonders here. 1t isasplendid Cough
remedy."-W. A. Deiissa, merchant.
Liberal, Mo.
Marsh's Golden Balsam for the
throat and Lungs IL for sale BY Aug
Engstrom 4 Co., druggists salina.
Large bottles so cents and Sl.OO
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Mill Dam Commission
ers Notice.

y, an iI'iasi u Nor u,,frra
NOrI - HEREBY GIVEN. rbat ~o the
1Nund. rel mod s,r. pn tho tp'h DAY OF tshfuaty,
\. ~ t.I. duly appointed ny the Honorable
John " ffsfrDit. lUlrr uf The District count 81
~1'ihe t"uHty. state ct Kansas upon PETITION af
william itt'',sbni fiuhrl n uihi's I,riprts de-.
ing business uurr tn hfni uatnr aud styic 81 teis
n Iihi. rpiumi-situHts To- make s-sst sslnUnt ~
all damage whi,h vii result to any prrspn bS
reason 81 the ,rrtisn aud Wiints nance fotu ct
a certain m.lldsm hy ,aii dtm of '1vis n Gihi'.
aud 10 perform an other Iutlas required ~ Law in
such ease !. anj that Ia sday, thr tenth dsy oi
April A. - i~Sl. has been hN'i a. the day of our
meeting, II Bin" u'Cltck \ " vf aid DAY 81 the
place ui the proposed erection Of the sat- mill
dam on that itact Of iani which l. contained With.
In ihr following muirs aud bounds. ts-uits Toin.
uvneinr af point M feet dee snnih ftaui the
ton twelve ~ township fourteen siuih OF range
two, west "f th" 9Th Principal MERRIAM IN said
state thence running east ~ feet thrncr south
rtsi feet, ththtv vest !pti let thence north 90
i",t O. the f'tra ui ur fiuntns, all Ia s,i Saline
county. a. which time aud ~ see having been dui,
1uHlih Il ~ .lirh r1rmi .siuurf- to q tot tie
folio sing Tupis,srs tu-wit 10 examine the polni
- which .tld dam J. 90 b. lorstsd sud erected ant
the Lands ant rrat estate above aud below the
dam which viii prnhaLly be- Injured by thu cree.
lion "i ssii ul dam g. hrat The ale cations aud
'iimouy of all fariirs interested make assess
m.ni ~ tn damage 90 zach prr-'n shrh will re-
suit ihcrhs % ingpifc int1 Ill nttt-f- m said pc
tiii'n contained. and prripun such other duiic-
asaTc T"q'tir,l ~ ~ bv. Applications tar
damages shnuii be IN writins aud hl.d with the
commissioner. 90 snv one Of them, by parties Ia
teTestcd - their aErni.
Dated Nee cambria, Saline Co.. Kansas, Feby,
isih, A. u ts-B.
s.P DosstEn, con,aI..iOser.
CHARLES :. lVEEnkEI,l act
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President Arthur has been invited
10 attend the CORONATION at Moscow
ErchdRgc.
Should the President accept the in
vitation. there will be al least one
chance for Edmunds becoming Pref
dent-ro--ihly the only chance he can
ever have. Dynamite.
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Sherif's Sale.
ASpEsv rorrER)
". lCAsE No. sosi

AS""sy v. ro'''" cur No. ss,.
yous ". BrHS-
by VIRTUE % an order Of sale issued Oh, of
= the district c.,uu 81 the fourteenih Judicial
District within and for the county u saline, aud
state Of Kansas, In the ahovv entitled ease. and 10
me directed and delivered. I I'LL. on
The s5rd day Of iprii. 4. u. 1883,
at three O'Clock . IN % -ai day a. the east door of
the eour, houS. Ia the city OF sslira. saline
~. Kansas orcr ffT sale al public suction. 10 the
hishe-, aud best bidder for cash In hand the fol-
lowing described real estate. t0-wi.'
Lot 20. ore u and the north half q 81 lot No
twotsl, Ia ncrks' addition o. the city of Ssiins
located according a. the plat 81 aid addition, nov
% record Ia the Office of the Register % Deeds Of
Saline county, kansas.
With tenefnsnts. berr,liiamenis AMI Appurt.nan-
ees theTcunto belonging. said real estate u taken
ss the property OF the abovs-namci def.n lani.
aud ~ill h. sad without appfsis.tnsni and will be
sold TO satisfy said order Of salc, part thereof
Given under my hand THIS lsth day % March
A. u isst C. = RADCLIFFE,
s-sv sheriff saline oouaty, Kansas.
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Charlie Hoffman istlIa
> If0ltknlu.
The IitHilfd iife ani
ANNUITY ihsHrsprg Co..
The IiaffiHtu NI1Hiur
Work., lHiurfsaH Ifi-
colt 4 &c. Anl Is t.D,s.
Luinfn . DIa. ahi Jpiiu
". li4v. pafthrfa as D. .
low . 90. D,isudaHisi
a ,Lafira Iisitgmau. Mltiiit \ HOFFMAN, The
~ iiaufpri Lifr ADD AhBaliy insufsnrr 60.
Tito Htuisiu Ha.bIpr Wa,k1 Enurfsan fsirnu
a TO-. aud u . D. 4 Ga upp.rrsi'isnts ~ ihu
$40 Of ktuHa. uii tstH notice ihit thry have
bssu su-i. ~ 4 " hliis.H Be- thr platfIrt court
Of riiiuT r"un'Y ktusfs. aui that thHY upilt az.
swrT the tsti. ipu Hri bf ihr IltiHtI " Ait
soH nu - briats ~. lHh d4y ~ hty. l-li ~ tbe
prtiiiIh vii o. tttru a. true sad iii fiH ~ aill
br rendered nfs"lliurif. The EItTrr ~ Nhifh vi
be- lui H~ut against she sah thHrlss iioism4H
aud Matilda = Holman. trItultutH. tlt The aunt
" fistis - alth intsfFr' thtTrYH "a tH ratr 81 10
- rrui per auhuu i'uiu abe hfat iay pi tshfaafy
las sui The fHTihrf tuft ui - ~ sHl ibtrtsrt
thereon 81 ~ - coat pcs snnufn fflin tba giui
day nf March, TEA, HHtHtiihfly b. ihu irtms ~ -
certain pr,ulIs-.ty notes tfttpt.d aud dtitttr,I
by ta4flrs iilitsIH4ps NaiilisI tii.iisin.H aHd
Ia iuTrt uHrtr 81 tsftatn ~ lfisHHU 900 The tni
halng iirsl 'stair 4" vii ibr riuihspsl gHaf.
tFt ut tHr ApTI,W tat duatlrt ~ -.IiiaH thiuY
iIu, t"an.Hlp luufi.,n ~ NtHHr "" fsiNtsi
ani ~ 7uuiua4H' IHftirf 81 iitr rufihsHst guatf
trr"f -t,ilsl IwluiI .htr $3.50. 1uutahip iutf.
trau "a. ItU.r fUfr.. 8 Mot iu raiiHr 'tuuttF
RaH-ss ani aasin.i thr hrfsutsuia thu tiliifptt
liir ant Nppniiy issu.ap.o ip. thH ltauisHp
Machine WHttr lr,iutfsHl Tai ~ a 60 aui "
De- f4rri'r "a Iri i'ii hasiuF calming sHy iHs
t'r.si ~ ur tp aiii ti-d tliai.
la,tf 4 N,"rut,sp,
AiiprurIH ipi fialHitH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

A. L. PATcHIN, State Senator. has
been appointed Register of the Q. 3
Land Office at Oberlin, to succeed
Tom Cavanaugh, who has been APP
pointed special agent of the Land De-
psrtment We are informed that
Cavansugh, In the last named posi-
ton. receives a salary of $500 per
year, and $ per day for travelling ex-
peDses; and that il il his duty 10 in
speei land Offices. We are also in
formed that he received his appoint
ment through Judge Hanback, and
John A. Anderson combined. The
people of this vicinity will consider il
a fair appointment, provided Tom de-
votes few of the shekels he accumu-
lates 10 liquidating old scores. Other
wise they may regard the appoint
ment as rejecting no credit upon the
appointing power.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

THE Fusion ticket ia Rhode Island
a made up by the independents and
approved hy the Democrats takes in
two Republicans aud three Democrats
The Democrats hs~e their hopes for
success an Republican dissatisfaction
and diSairrriion. and on what political
capital they can make ont of the per
sonsl history Of their candidate. If
SpraCue should be elected Governor
there i little donbt hut that he would
step hack into his old power and ill.,
fiuence in the State
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

THE Esd,p.ndcit thinks the jour
NAL l. trying Ia suppress the facts
about the Prescott investigation. The
JOURNAL i trying to do no such a
thing. IL has been in favor of bring
Ing out al 6'e. facts, that there may be
an eternal quietus put upon this con
slant harping about Judge Prescott
we have heard 81 much about of late
And no one.is 80 anxious TO have all
the facts brought out as Judge Prescott
himself The JOURNAL did not print
the minority report for the reason,
first, we did not have the space to
spare, and second, that the substance
of tho charges were shown plainly on
the face Of the supplemental report of
the majority.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

\ STRONG effort j. being made by
our delegation in Congress and by
leading Republicans Of Kansas to have
Col. John 4. Martin appointed Post
master General Whether or not
success attends the movement, Col.
Martin can Ire proud of the endorse
ment given him. And if he should
receive the appointment, il will not
prevent the Republicans OF Kansas
making him their nominee for Gov
ernor two Vpar~ hence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

Is Topeka there will be quite a
fight in the coming municipal election
ever the Mayoralty. Joe Wilson is the
candidate of the Observation-Disclosures
and Orrin +. Welsh. candidate of the
p-nhihitI,ni-,s
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Final Notice to Tax
Payers.

oYYIcE 0f COUNTY rrga.rsEs.
ssLiss coUsfr. Esssss
ssl,ss xarsh a. tsss.
NOTicE y h~rssy xiTsn that the fsiio.iss DE-
~ sribrd isp1s AID toss lois. sgA In --rfer4-
Der. 4. - is>c. foF The tss 81 i-7s .sii ~ osa-
ssyed - the psrrh.ssr nnir-- the ssus
re5~smsi On 90 h.fyr. the
sh day If September. 4. d.. 1855.
I'M GREELEY.
rrssarrr Of Saline eoSs,y. Esasss
~ D. HAsftrps. Dspsiy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

The fourth annual exhibition of the
Western National Fair Association
will be held at Bismarck Grove, Sep
tember Sd. ith. 5th. 9Th, 9Th and sth,
1SS2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

w. c. MCCioSIGAL has taken edi-
toriai charge Of the Beloit Gd-efts- Mr..
Dodge the proprietor, goes into the
United States land Office at ConcOrdia
on the first of April.
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hoilce 10 InLr brnn,Il,on,.

Distrtot Cauu County 81 Halino. Hfaia ~ an.s.
AksA \. ti,uAHut. li1Iniin
80.
t!fo \ iu,tArt,a DIT n1ant.
q nun trzilrui pi itr state eft
knusaaHai oi paria uukupsu J
e,hv above uamrl drirHlaht Hnn resident ot
. the -tstr Of Ktnsas .ni Of parts ust tss ~,
viii tatr notice that 90 ihufalsy tho ipih iay
of Aprii 4 - i-tl, tho piaihiif ah.tr nsnei
viii TAX" the drpiaiilpns ~ auhity eitna.aa. 20
be- used ps usiiou,f uu the tyiai ~ tho ahaSr OF
tiilei riuas. ~ thf ltw "ilHr IT Nrpss A Ihnnsa
IN tho City st Rattle Geek. iH the y"untY ct tat
hpun IN "a state Of Nirhifth. b"twnab tlo hpat-
of eight ucliUh 4 nnd sit "'Clnrt y ut said
day. and thtt tho taking ui the same will b. al.
jpnrn-d frutn dty :" day. between the s,ipH h.u,.
until saii d' positions ~, completed Tho taxing
81 siAl dspaaiiipna 81 pptamsttUr At pptl,ak y u
or each'day ipYift & urrtrllASp
g-ls Attorneys fsf plaintiff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

A DENVER paper thinks Ex-senator
Tabor should write his recollections
of Thirty DAYS in the L. 5. Senate"
IL wouli be more interesting than
Renton's great work
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

FRANK c. BLUNDoN and Prof. w
II. Wheeler have taken charge of the
wamego AgricvLturist, though Judge
Clardy still retains an interest in the
establishment
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

A meeting Of the Board Of Direeson Of Gypsun
I'm csmstery Asaoeisticn yin b. heid q the oaee
Of T. q. Dishop, On Monday, April ., u too oeioek
p. n All seoekhoaden are earnestly yequesfed 10
Be presrst. - inpoFsans busneas viii esns before
the meeting. T. n nnDeP, President.
Sauna, nassh D, -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29
Notice.

Tho ipbuIi mHHtipg pi ~ at'.t huli is ~ tho
Saline tluhft Agricultural lipUiipitUrfi apt No
fhtuieai N-Ht. a.lIH vii o. holt ~ th. tpuft
house in ih' 80 ~ liina, k,nsbp
On he secoud fa,ad''B ~ iprH,
Apfii ~. isst c"nfnr n,ipg % ! ofi,ak y. ~ t.f
The puuf'sr If uir,tipf h'arl ~ Hiar 100 piTrrs
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

WAR is imminent between Russia
and Turkey for the possession Of Ar
raenia
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

SECRETARY FOLGER IL dangerously
ill, but his physicians believe he can
recover
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-29

Mrs. HORROR, wife of the Chief
Justice Of our State, died at Atchison
last Saturday.