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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08
Assarla Iiems

Fine weather again.
Thunder, hail and rain last Monday
The election Is thing Of the past.
About twenty-five Of our people took
advantage of the excursion rates, and
went TO Illinois.
Married at the residence Of the
brides parents IN Falun township, by
II. NJ. Knox, Esq, OF Assaria, Mr..
Christian Streegle TO Miss Nelson, OF
Falun. AS this was the 'squire's first
effort he stood the trip we'll.
The election passed Of quietly in
this township. There were parties
there working for their men. OlOf
FOrsse got ll6 votes for Sheriff and
RadclifI got So; Sargent got IFS votes
for county clerk and Denton, 90; Gust
LindhOlm run we'll against GROCER for
coroner.
The most Important event OF the
season took place in Assaria on last
Monday, Nov. 8. IL was the marriage
Of ". J. ThOrstenberg to Miss Rum
beck. The ceremony took place IN
the church and was performed by the
Rev. LaNeau. After the ceremony.
ITO less tuAh lou inflLeu guests mast
ened themselves 10 the residence Of
John ThOFstenberg to help eat up 3
house full OF goodies, which his wife
and daughter know how to prepare. It
rained during the ceremony and It
rained on the road 10 dinner, aud it
rained q shower Of costly presents on
the happy bride and groom Just before
they went to dinner. It was impOssi-
ble for US TO get list Of the presents
given and the names Of the parties
who gave them, 90 will say
n. 0. MORE.
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By the way, 8. 8. Knapp has the
finest and best turnips IN the county
a1 nearly every OHe can testify, &c
they are carried on singly, IN pains,
By the handfuls and arm fulls every
day. he requests that the passefs
viii leave him enough for SEED.
Dick Turpin, Claude Duvall, or
some other highwayman Il abroad in
the land. One night last week, as A.
]. Fisher was returning home from
Solomon near the lower bridge, across
Gypsum, q man stepped into the road
and seized hold Of his horses bride.
Fisher did not wait for any questions
70 be asked OF answered, but put
spurs % his horse, causing the man 10
let 30. Several shots were fired after
him, one cutting his clothing between
his arm and side and two hitting his
hat We have not been able 20 get
any othsr particulars.
Hol ye Eastern people-what do
you think Of this, the first week In
Nov, and no cold weather yet, and
only frost enough 70 kill tomstO vines.
The rains have ceased for a few days
and the mud IL dried up-roads are
good again with the exception Of some
deep ruts.
Enough for this TnrE-
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Pohsin hsm..

As the POheta correspondent, X. Y.
Z,nor any other man has not put in an
appearance fOF several weeks. we
thought IL proper for us 10 let the
JOURNAL readers know something Of
what IL going on In the eastern part Of
the county. IL II impossible 70 give
all the details, but there was wedding.
Mr.. Josiah Donald, Of Dickinson Co.
and Miss Martha e. Weller, Of POheta
were married by the PrObats Judge, IN
Abilene, on Wednesday, Slst. Long
may they live and happy may they Be.
r. ThWing has his barn eOmPleted-
S0x40.
8, $. Knapp has built a frame stable
16x24.
J. H. Payne has = new frame stable.
The old Kansas stables are almost q
thing Of the past.
Uncle BIiy Waddle Is putting =
post and wire fence around his place.
{: T. Ramsey is WAlllng up his new
well ct his house.
+. +. Sellman has moved into the
old George White house.
George Peek has moved into the
farm, lately occupied b. E. E. Sell
man.
]. 2. HayEard's house has been
lathed and plastered, and = new oofn
crib is just hnlshsd.
Dennis HnFkins has bis chimney
built at last, and that Pohgta lack 81
all trades" Sam Knapp 4 lafhing and
plastering The house
J. NJ. Burt has the carpsnler w0rk
done on his house and Is waiting Tor
the plastererA
Fifty loads Of lumber have been
hauled soath cat Of Solomon the last
week. .fr-
Old Mn. Chellies, % miles s0uih %
Solomon, has q flne lot ofOnionaiW hieh
she i selling e 50 ess. hushal
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The following pupils have been per
feet In attendance, punctuality and
department, and have an averag,
scholarship Of 95 or more:
High School-Lulu Mccall, SO
Elmer Waldron, So; Clara Spencer
81 Mary Sanders, 81 Ida Pierce, 81
Mary Bishop, 81 4; Bessie GilleF, 81
Llewellyn Wager, 81; Henry Fuchs,
81 Chas. Davis, 95; Ella Sturtevant,
50 Maggie Campbell, 50 Ella Burke,
50.
Sixth Grade, AVN. Rinnold,
81 Anna JennersOn, 95.
Sixth Grade, "Bii-FFank Hamil-
ton, 50 Georgia Wilson, IS.
Fifth Grade-Dell Bean, IS; Flora
Hensley, 50 ; Gracie Holland, IS; FlOra
Wilson, 50; Fred BlOdgett, o5.
Fourth Grade-Gertha Myers. Q5
Anna Fuchs, IS; Matte Mccall, 9s.
Third Grade-Jennie Swanson, 50 ;
Norman Bishop, 9S; Sophia White,
80; Maggie Weaver, 81; Maud Mills,
80; George Dihle, "a Blanche Clark
son, 50; Ernie Stanley, 81; Macgie
Moore, 50 Hannah Ekstrand. IS.
Second Grade-Annie HOgben. 05 /:
Mary Kuhn, So; Edith Wight, IS /;
Eli Dessery, IS; Harley Gibbs, IS I;
Nellie Dow, IS; Rosa Chapman, IS (;
LOttle Harms, 95 Rudie Vain, 95.
FiEt Grade-Myrtle Bowen, Flor
ence Gebhardt, Mamie Dow, Oracle
Tuthill, Eda HOlmqvist, Willie Sanp-
son, Oscar Steeh, Bert Boyer, Bruce
Boyer, Belle Miller, Efiie Reiger,
Ridgeley Wagner, Albert Krause,
Charley LindhOlm, Mason Miller,
Harry MARYLAND, Oscar Brosseau,
Grace Moore. T. ID. FITZPATRICK,
Supt.
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Luther memorial services will be
held at the EnBlish Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning, being the 4OOth
anniversary Of the birth ofthe refsrm-
sr. An people bearing the Lutheran
name, In city and country, are
specially invited 10 Join in this ami
versaTy service. The public generally
viii Be welcomed. Preaching service
II night Also. PAsroR
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Go to Anderson a Lindblcn's tailor
shop for the most stylish suits.
Go to Anderson 4 Llndblom's tailor
shop for the most stylish SUITS.
d. & J. B. Whitehead carry the
point BY 5000 majority that they have
the best and eompletest lines Of lew
elry, watches and clocks, Of any town
in Kansas Call and see them.
Nollcs b HunlsFa.
All hunters are forbidden to hunt
on my premises, toWit: n. E. I Sec,
8, township Is, Range2. shall pros-
eeute all thus tresPassing.
CHARLES c. HAHN.
Go to d. Alb. whitehead to get
your watches repaired. Fine work a
specially. All work warranted for
one year. Charges reasonable.
Best at and quality Of goods At Sol
berg's.
Go East and Wait your Kinfolks
Through tickets and checks 10 All
points, East, North West and South.
atlowest rates. Maps, time tables and
Information for all upon application
at the U. P. depot. 25-smos
Now Is the time TO bny q good watch
at almost your own price Old. alb.
Whiteheads', 1.-The Old ReIIabIes."
Royal Patent Is the finest -four ever
sold in Salina. Try II.
FREE or OsT.
BY calling at Oscar Seitz's drug store
you can get sample bottle Of DR..
BosankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold. and show you what
the regular so cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest and all diseases OF the Throst
and Lungs. try a sample bottle OF this
medicine.
ID. & ]. B. Whitehead beat 20 hush
els to the acre all hollow. II Won
don't believe Il call and see their crop
Just threshedl Of watches, clocks, aiI-
verware, jewelry. etc.
Buy Overcnais from us. We can
ave you from 81 10 s..
ROTHsCHILD BROS.
A grand display ofall lines Of Jew
elry. watches and clocks at D.&J, h.
EvapOrated Pears. Peaches, Rasp-
berries and cherries at WalsOn's.
Good fiour IL essential TO the max
ing Of good bread. Amer severn
months spent 10 enlarging and Inn
proving our Mill, We believe we have
now got Il nearly perfect a. a pro-
iucer Of fine -four We have all the
inest and most improved :mechInery
to the "Roller System"
md grind nothing but choice wheat.
We will continue TO manufacture
Golden Belt, I. X. L. and Peerless.
which Brands have been 50 deservedly
'Opuler In late years, and assure our
customers that their qualities are
much improved. In addition to these
We are making the Royal Patent"
which we are proud 10 say has no SUI
'erior In the land; and we ask our
I'D Golden Belt customers to give tia
rial.
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
100 OYercOats bought from bankrupt
lOthing manufactures to be sold ct
5 per cent, below price.
ROTHsCHILD BROs.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY will commence business
on about October St with and complete stock of lumber
shingles ah SASH DOORS blinds &c. &c Office yard on Iron
Avenue Of the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
white cedar posts viii also offer for sale 20 tons Fo
barbed fence wire at seas per 100 pounds.
CHARLES c. cULP. Manager
SALINA. KANs, Sept g. Ss3.
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"a elFT ERom HEAVEN
No Medicine Stands HlphsF Than
aarsh's Golden Balssm.

zone year ago caught a severe
Cold, which settled on my Lungs. 1
tried many remedies without getting
relief, until used your Golden Bal
sam. am now well, having used
two bottles. considered It q gin
from hesven"-[MFs. James Lnce,
Omaha, Neb.
"FOr Consumption Of the Lungs, /
know Ofno medicine that stands high
er than MArsh's Golden Balsam. Il
will cure where cures are possible. -
III. ID. Smith, Fort Scott, Kans.
mot one Ofthe thousands who have
used Marsh's Golden Balsam In this
city, has ever made a complaint that
II did not do all claimed for IT,
kansas City (No.) Times.
Marsh's GOtden Ralsam, the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and
Marsh's Golden Blood 4 LlverTonIc
the great alternative and chOlagogue.
are for sale By Aug. EngztFOm, & Co.,
druggists. Large bottles 50 cts and 81.
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Republicans, be not discouraged,
FeOFganize and go for them at the first
opportunity. Independent movements
are shoFt-llved. Amer few skirmish-
Is the issue Is again Joined between
the Republican and Democratic par
ties, and then the sO-called "Inde-
pendents" scamPer in a lively man
ner to the side they think the strong
esi. We believe Saline county yet to
be Republiean-nOs Democratic.
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II our readers find the JOURNAL
uninteresting this week they may at
tribute that fact to the editor being
deeply absorbed in analysing the salt
Of the Salt River country, to which
region he has quite frequently made
just such trips.
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The Council Grove Republican says:
Mr.. T. H. Stout, representing Mr..
Patterson. the contractor for the T. s.
4 W., has been In town several days
this week. Several meetings Of the
creditors have been held, and we are
glad to learn that arrangements have
been made by which the claims will
be assured and the work be PERMITTED
to go on. Our people want the road,
but at the same time they want assur-
ance that just claims against the COM
pany will be paid.
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House and lot for sale. Situated two
lots from corner OF Walnut, on Fifth
Enquire at this office for considera-
ton Silt
All the knobby hats and caps come
from Ober & Hageman's.
We want 5000 bushels wheat per day
and will pay top prices for Il.
SALIEA MILL a ELEVATOR Co.
FOR sALE-5O Well-bred cows and
helfers- Enquire at Shuts's meat
market. Sltf. VIC. HASKELL
We guarantee to save you money I'm
anything In the clothing line.
OBER & HAaEMAN.
We want 1000 bushels Of wheat per
day and will pay tsp prices for t.
SALINA, MILL a ELEVATOR Co.
Have you seen those elegant library,
table and hanging lamps 1t Saitz's
Drug Store n you have not, 90 at
once and view them. You viii End
just what you have been looking for.
Overcoatsl Overcoaisl Overeoatsl
The largest and best stock IN the State
at ObeF 4 Hageman's.
FoF Sale.
Two Bins, capacity nearly 4 Zoo BUSH
els Of wheat, situated In Salina ware
house adjoining Taylor Mlller's sleva-
tor. Apply 10 G. +. FAULKRRR or
8s-tf JNO. ]. 0EIs.
We want 5000 bushels Of wheat per
day and win pay top prices for It.
SALINA MILL 4 ELEVATOR Co.
It is an actual fact that we have the
largest, cheapest, and most complete
llhe Of Ladies' ClOaks, DolmAns, Pal
etots, listers, &c. ever offered I'm cen
trail or western Kansas. All Of which
we guarantee TO Be better fitting than
any goods you can hnd. Come and
see rs and we will save you money.
OBER 4 HAaElrAE.
Do you want nice bread II you
make it out OF our Royal Patent or
Golden Belt you can not fail.
SLINA MILL 4 ELEyATOR 20.
Go to Williams 4 BenneIdis and
look over their 6ne stock Of harness,
saddles, robes, etc. They guarantes
all their goods to be hrn4-elaas IN every !
respect All orders pEomptly hIIed.
The ladies cannot keep house with
out Royal Patent Ansrthsy have onos
tried it. .oR 5sllE EEg1g 49E =
We VnI pay top prices for good
wheat
SALIVA MIL 4 ELEVATOR Co.
We have en- elegant line Of silks,
sstiHs, SIX velvsis-plain, striped |
and bsooadsd-snd IN fsof everything |
IN The Drezs GoOds lins. Our prizes J
are very low, and 81 We AK b CON- |
parison % goods and pfices. Gene
and ses -. OEzR 4 HAsElLAN
New Figs and PruneIis q Wstsoa's.
DAT al % 80 ere ~ those new
bats e CaDpbell 4 TufhiI'a They
an't b bsat for ths money IN he
aty.
We. dely oompstiison On anyfhlng |
- the line Of Beols q Shoes We
handle better EnodB aud sal then /
lcweF than or Heishhors. eons and /
eoe us. oHER 4 HAsEuAE.
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A card dated, Butler, No, Novem-
bsr 81, and dIsected to the City
AatsaAl, % this placs. contains the
following; A vallse containing q
Isdy's dress, lined with -four sack
branded SAILING. vas brought here
u anegrO nom Kaasas City. The
vzlie 4 vllHsbls to hs owner, and Il
> bought, ~ The bsand on The lining
g lhs d.saa, hat It belongs 70 some
ons In Salina ia. MoRaAE.
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Mr.. L. @. Skaneke goes into the
lumber business in Chicago with a
gentleman by the named Of Reed. Mrs.
Skancke started for that city yester-
day. Mr.. skaneke will follow in
about ten days.
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Heavy rains Sunday and Monday.
During the storm there were some
predictions here that a cyclone was
prevailing at some point. and sure
enough the Springfield cyclone hap
pened Monday.
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Well, Salina will have another rail-
road after all. The good people OfSa-
line county do not propose to have
any line OfrailrOad pass them without
an attempt 10 bring It within the
county borders.
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The ladies Of the Mite Society will
give a supper at the NJ. E. Parsonage
Thursday eve, Nov. Is. We should
be glad to have all who can, come as
early Is half past two O'Clock, as there
will be an artist out from Salina to
take 3 picture Of the company. Sup
per, IS cents. The money made is to
80 toward paying the debt on the par
sOnage. Come every one and have q
good supper and = pleasant evening.
N. A. Mcdowell.
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The "fire alarm whistle"-just put
in at the water wOrks-is terror. II
sounds like the voice Of the gentleman
who wears horns.
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Mr.. T. d. Wickersham expects TO
spend the winter at Eureka Springs,
Ark. where Mrs. Wickersham has
been for several months. They ex-
pect to return in the spring much re-
stored I'm health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08

Rev. A. J. Kissell was In the city
shaking hands with his numerous
friends last Wednesday. Mrs. X.
spent several days here with her
friends-AbiIene Chronicle.
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Bob Vice, who was confined in our
jail, was convicted OF murder In the
the second degree. We have not
heard whether or not he has yet been
senten eeti.
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A meeting OF the Salina Post q. A.
R., Is to take place at O'Clock p. NJ.
next Saturday. A full attendance is
desired.
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Gentle reader, how can you be sur
prised TO find theJOURNAL 80 unlnter-
esting this week. YOn know that on
last Tuesday,
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A most brilliant meteor flashed
through the western heavens last Fri.
day night. It was without exception
the most brilliant sight Of the kind
we have ever seen.
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Last Friday WAs All Souls day,
which was observed by the Roman
Catholic and Episcopal churches Of
this city.
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Report showing the enrolment, ct
tendance and punetuality Of the So
lima public schools, for the month end
ing Nov. s, 1855;
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H. PaTmenter, ST., a resident Of Sa-
line county near Solomon City since
1895, died last Friday.
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A fine boy, a recent thing, will nc
doubt be christened HerbertRandolph
JF.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. X. Bagley started
for Denver yesterday to take up their
residence again 10 that city.
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Judge and Mrs. o. P. Hamilton re-
turned lastMOndsy from their eastern
trip.
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The following b the programme for
the LiseFaEy Society, Friday. Nov, 9 /:
Musical Director II. c. Rash.
Music. J. o. wilson and Mis- Mary
Wilson.
Eelest Rnding. His Lama PecE.
Recitation, Mis- Belle Daily.
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A Mr.. Kenison has purchased the
Greeley residence on Seventh street.
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Mrs. Belle Robinson has purchased
the Ms. Frank residence on Santa Fe.
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The "tOp-sheaf' Of the Campbell &
TuthIll Block Is being put on.
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The ladies Of the NJ. +. church hold
their F. NJ. Society Tuesday. Nov. IS,
at Mrs. A. n. Sees All the members
are requested to be present. SEC.
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Affairs are getting back into the old
quiet channel since election.
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Eureka and Salina show up best on
Republicanism this year.
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BAaoAIII8 n REsl EsTaTE.

have . following choice pieces OF
land for sale ct low prices and sasy
terms:
aAErIl coUHIT.
Aeolt q acres n 4 ofsW NRagTHRL
> <efs = Z See Z = IS r 5 81 icEss.
- fHA i See = fi8R Ri nssrsL
LUcoEH ccUHFT
Hg.H : \ aaa . y g 8 - sse = n rs
- s N5<of We So - 7 q B 8. n 40 10
20 sfN w o,s va sssHfn
- = 81 - ana y r. ofs e sss 81 -
81 z ~ - g 8 % Rsrsa N5l ofH w Sc
- olE - eec = i y ~ and w ofN w So
III y % ~ y n 81 ~ aETa4
- ela = ef8 70 So - u % h J "A y n EN-
e Sc 81 I lei md * 81 NV % Nk5( see
nhIan1 W 81 3 "a - ~ - q fl1d
ksss1 2 9 aalsd \ X KS x Sc 8 Fis
M3f1f 8 ~ 80 l1Tl1 RoW ncI8
= ot9 - SAT fon10 aera
aiaeE u 5le - 3 ls n aed 81 81 y n See 81
fefH 70 80 Z u R8a.d W. EN- Va eee 9
e. Z. FAULKER
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Charley RsdclifF was splendidly en-
dOrsed at home.
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Nc fights or quarrels election day.
All gOOd-natured.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1s8s.

ssEau sePsss y THB JOURNAL uay = 70
= w Hs5tss's A,rs - q ~ Bed sors q Rtss
hsaf & Sszaaa.
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The county commissioners will can
vas the vote tomorrow.
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Col. Moore says "she-boy-gan, !"
which means e is q girl.
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salinA did nObly for the Republican
ticket last Tuesday.
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Thanksgiving three weeks from to-
day.
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The festival that was given by the
ladies Of the Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the English Luth-
eran church In Walnut township,
cleared So. We desire to thank one
and all for their presence and liber-
allIy. COMMITTEES.
The church OF the same place, de-
sire holding 3 FstIval and Oyster sup
per combined. on the night Of the 14th
Of November, Should Il be stormy on
that night 1t will be the night follow
lng), for the purpose Of defraying the
expenses on the new church. We
want the church entirely clear OF debt
before It is dedicated. There will be
ice cream. lemonade and confection-
aries at reasonable rates. Come one,
Come all, Come every body, and we
will insure you . good time and the
knowledge that when you leave your
money was well spent. Supper ticket
SO cents.
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London fog this morning.
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Blogla9hlcal skssob. Mrs- Carruth-
era.
Opfionai. Prof TIC. Fitzpatriek.
Seieol Reading, Mrs. d. d. league.
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TINE


The protraeted meeting at Summit,
by Rev. Mcdowell, II to be continued
through another week. The sermons
that have been delivered are favorably
spoken Of and the attendance is good.
The next Mite Society meeting Is to
be held ct the parsonage on the after
noon OF Thursday the 18th inst. A
supper viii be provided by the ladies
for which the gentlemen will be
charged the sum Of twenty-five cents
each. The proceeds are to be applied
70 paying OF the debt on the parson-
age An Invitation is extended to all
friends Of the enterprise.
The weather for the week past was
all that should be wished for at this
season Of the year and was well i'm
proved BY the farmers In bringing up
their work, which was In arrears on
account Of the rain In October.
The corn on the Gypsum Il making
q good yield. Jonathan Tinker will
crib about eight thousand bushels.
VIM. COnant has sold his black
smith shop 70 q gentleman from Great
Bend, who Is vOuchsafed for a. q supe-
riOr mechanic.
Alex Chisholm and his sister, Mrs.
David King, have gone on a visit 20
Canada.
The Bonds for the Salina, Lincoln
q Fremont road were well supported
In Eureka township. She can not
now be reasonably charged with being
selfish on the question Of railroads.
The voters Of Eureka are fair-minded,
honorable and liberal. On last cleo
ton day they were able TO smoke all
the cigars, without respect TO donors,
but were not able to put In all the
tickets that were sent out by the can
didates. The day passed of very quiz
city There was issue sufficiently vital
TO call out the forensic talent Of her
many orators. ANNOTAToR.
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Wen, it is only the of year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-11-08

sunshlny days again.
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Forty MsFinO. ehoiee, fnll-blooded
hnciB-ffom Vermont. Wsll-aeoli-
mated and rssdy for service. Gail At
Bartlett 4 IsakIns' Meat Market
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NoHesp Hunlsn.

All hunters are forbidden to hunt
on my premises, towit: NE. I Sec,
8, township Is, Range2. shall pros-
eeute en- thus trespassinR.