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The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

At a recent convention in Washington,
Milton Ford claimed that salt destroyed
the flavor of the butter, and that butter
could be kept just as well and long with
out salt. He had kept ii for long periods
In Europe unsaltcd butter is universally
eaten by the well-to-do.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07
Riding Double with Little Mrs. Dry.

A short time after the killing of Mr..
Walker in Stanly county party of rev.
enue men headed by Messrs. Hall Cald.
well and Bill Stockton, made a raid into
Stanly and captured a number OF illicit
distillers, among whom was small fel-
low named Dry. He was given into
Halls custody and they both started for
Salisbury. Dry being small fellow and
much fatigued Hall took com passion up
on him and put him up behind him to
ride.
He had not been there long before he
managed to slip Halls pistol out of his
hip-pocket and quickly dismountcd and
drew the weapon on Hall, made him dis
mount aud took the horse. Dry rode
the animal to Salisbury and put it in the
stable, with note for Hall to get 1t when
he arrived, then took train and left for
parts unknown.-Charlotte Observer.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

1t Is related Of Boston man that, see
ing a lady take out 8 cents with which to
pay her horse-car fare in that city, he
profered her 5-cent ticket, with the re-
mark that "he might as well have the
profit as the railroad company"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

The average at factories from common
cows the year through has cen from
twenty-four totwenty y-fivc pounds of milk
to make one pound of butter, or two and
one-hali pounds of cheese. 1t takes
more during the flush season of pasture,
and less in autumn and winter.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

The Michigan Farmer says the reason
why creamery butter is better than the
ordinary farm or dairy article is that at
the factory there is enough to do to keep
one or more persons employed all the
time, and they are always on hand to
perfJrm each operation at the right time.
They always have ice or cold spring wa
ter, 80 as to control the temperature, and
every operation can be done at the best
time. One reason why family butter
cannot be made as good as that at the
factory or dairy is that there is not
enough milk together. With one or two
cows, two or three days must elapse be-
tween the churnings, and in hot weather
the cream cannot, under ordinary cir
cumstances, be kept good for this length
Of time, and If cream is allowed to be-
come over-ripe the butter cannot have a
good flavor. 40
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07
LIVE STeCK AND DAIRY NOTES.

The so-called blankcted or Dutch cat
tie are neat and moderate-sized breed.
They are fine-boned, well built, and put
their feed to good use. The broad band
extending around the body is their chief
source of attraction to thu eye.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Dan Rice, the clown, set the court in
roar at Pittsfeld, Mass, the other day.
He was testifying in behalf of a fellow
clown who had sued Snowman.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

c. $. Magoon, in the New Hampshire
Mirror and Farmer, gives the following
method of removing rancidity from but
ter: Butter has grain the same as SUI
gar, and the result will be realized by
stirring as with sugar, and It will become
salvy. A better way 10 make it sweet
after II has become rancid is to remove
1t from the tub and submerge It in a tub
of sweet brine; then place with the but
ter small sack containing one quart of
salt, one teacupful of sugar and two
ounces of saltpeter. To prevent rancidi-
ty soak in good tubs three or four days.
using salt and water changing every
other day; then pack, press very hard and
leave no space for the admission cf air."
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Hanlan confirms the statement that he
Is to row Kennedy three-mile race at
Point of Pines, near Boston, on Decora-
ton Day, high water, for purse of 81 900.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

twenty-five years ago Mr.. Newhall
erected the hotel recently burned in Mil
waukee, and amassed handsome for
tune. Now he is a milk peddler in that
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

A good COW has full eye, a small and
short head, dished in the face and sunk
en- between the eyes soft and loose
skin, deep from the loin to the udder,
and square bag with tcats good dis
lance from each other, and one which,
when MIXED, shrinks to n small com
mas
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

It is denied that ex-senator Tabor will
make burlesque Benton of himself by
writing book entitled, Thirty days in
the u. &. Senate"
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Judge Tourgee says he would be will
ing to stand on his head all election day
If Ben Butler could be President of the
United States. -
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Henry G. Marquand, of New York, has
given Little Rock, Ark, 5000 TO start a
free library.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Senator Gesrgc and General Pope Bar
row wear brown jeans spun in Clark
county, Mississippi.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07
Eating Hard-BoIsed Egrs.

Talk ab'r' cling s:..ty quail in thir-
ty days; thai is l.otl.ing. | can eat two
quail day for the rest of my life il any
tody will lind EN-; but Id little rath Or
Try It on yellow snipe," said Mr.. Charles
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Governor ireland, Of Texas, announces
that the city Of San Antonio will here
after care for the historic Alamo prop
erty,
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

The Crown Prince Frederick William,
of Germany, has been gazetted Knight Of
tie Grand Cross Of the Order of the
Bath.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

At the recent court ball, In Paris, the
two handsomest and most admired toilets
were worn by two American ladies.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Gov. Stoneman, Of California, issued
his first pardon to man who stole bread
to furnish his sick children with food.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Young and fashionable married ladies
Of Paris favor mixture of white and or
ange or white and gold.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

D'Oyley Carte says he has half engaged
Matthew Arnold for lecture tour OF the
country next autumn.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Charles Reade IL dramatixing "The
Two Misses Wingate," novel by Mrs.
Tineley,
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

80, Ex-Governor Roberts, of Texas, has
been made President Of the Texas State
yyufversity, ~
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07
NOTES OF THE DAY.

seIeant Ballantine is looking around
among the Mormons.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

The Sireutze bonnet, with two rows Of
box -pleated wired lace for the brim, will
be much worn in the early spring.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Captain Paul Boynton, the swimmer, is
Iecfuring in England.
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

Mayor Low, of Brooklyn, declines to
preside at prohibition meetings in that
The Osceola times., 1883-04-07

There are 100000 opium caters in the
United States.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

H. Cameron Il Co., lumber dealers,
5h,rp large auI wei, hssur ed stock OF
tu.H"eI, shingles, sash, doors, bin DIS,
, vnvut' plaster plast,ung nair and
'ely tnug kept III first class lumbe,
80 80 lley ask your patronage aud
ffuIIah ee low prices, lair dealing and
,si VI goods, Give them q call at their
XIX, iute on Aust II avenue, # you coutem-
iii Iay buying anything III their line
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
PRACGIS.sL CREE ,}lsODISE
IWclN" Wears Experience

have opened an Office at TIE Pacific
3sua'ihs IHiluG underline Pacific Hota.,
tNoths, 0unlous, m-growlug toe nails
.tuu all defects OF the feet Treated. Per
.ilah. ut cure guaranteed or no pay. Cali
~ private iosidence by request Curns
teGtra, ted positively without pam, and
immediate relief gwen.
lgtyt. ~ '-''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
Local. BREVITiEs.
Interest From Our Re-
poricrs' NOte Books.

.,,,s of Interest From ohr Re-
,,.,,rs- NoIe BOOKS.
.r., olusters yh, came here to set
+ls tne los, 10y fir, the store OF MIR
sincitir hlyc gone back.
,.....,.i.,,,s r,irt - Frank Sims cnrp.
--h'' ,i'., bnrd n and cI,t.. f,yn nr,ii-
les I in'nl ~ and ~. 80 lespcctiNA.y,
y" 800. NJ Eddy. .unerintendrpt ot
80, t'..,,,i ps,.,ii,. and Sir. II. e. tI,rl
the VI ',,,,'.','.,ntnn'Irut nn..r'i dawn tnn
as'I,'h'' ,i,,...'I ,,r vrsirr,l,y
3fuH' 10"
..-Ashnurnc, WI" was ShHt lew DAYS
tago. j, recovering 'abui i npinS u.'oNei
lio III ~ ,, , f., return home .oun. '''
NNll w "'
q B.F. Tut, the young man connected
& viii the death OF lht woman VINO was
n ,not V, stcrdhN. was arrested Tor carrying
X pi.iO plead sulltS anu was Uned 80
4anl costs.
4 mis- is the season OF the year when
ire contracts should be made IhuS saving
Sirouble and expense III summer Sre no
,ice VI Waco ice company III another coli
mum.
.,,., rrcbins at the entertainments ot
the Methodist bIl","pAi 'hurcl Kept the
schuruh bell tOlling Tor over an hour last
Sn'sn, , ,ta t1 lind out whut WA, M.
Il ,ytor Fav Trmplrton and cnu.
ST.. ',nina ,Ipll. some wcnl ia 49,,
,Ol,vcue," while Others are divided III
lrrei,Iencc bet Wt'h tIit 'Mascoue' and
ftpatirucc' ray Is gong 10 uiaW well.
y,u Iurkin. of Ioron, hi
I'll ,.,s tho holder nt tirlnt Ne
cOuuH' '',I,. lr.,,. II ,.uoId v,t,l, in 81
& 'lt, H., ,,,, yrnI'. ui.t,ihutinr ia
r Rrr bi"'' ,,...t.r,,v' nr,.rntrd nj. ii.L,,
sraIe II, ,'n ,y,t,H lruy,n,r tnr hn,,," a.
'tpnu s"' IMAM w.
RTa'"'"
M ry.Ubody is asking about Roland
Rec Pm, .. W ,rojnrti,n. ,.,o, ,p,S |'l,
oi inc IV,,,'', si., '',,roJ,,u in ,., u" ''''
sla2v VIZ, ''l'
. pretty l''''' ,'' .l.c'
tNho shI u,,'.'' NmI i, ol, very
nucU o. l''' ' '"' u '7 ''''''"'' VI
eom'o! anu u''''''
IA The measles have broken ont in town
Ind have appeared in he last irw days in
,nany and widely scattered portions ut the
Xiv. There must be- between fifteen ana
fwenty c;,-es ut guess founded ON M.
ouiry. Little Frank Yates, the first known
IA tie lrpurter is nearly well luu first
case eo"'u u ,','I nav "pi'"tcu NOR,
tNah N"' Vi NV ""' 49,
IA Every day now irOma dozen to TWEEN.
Z a n,l.vus visit the susptnsluA bridge TO
tpe that beautiful piece OF work and To-
i'uayr on the Rio BraIis. rhry are slran.
afhing stranger does is to 20 ami look at
~. hrtttfp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
BABY Collie Drop. DidI.

It bo oHH Mha': Why will Just tell You
.lad "a" oetn weeks, ana weeks since W.,
~. . NJ hI's rest at our house. Til that
hom1 Of all baby troubles foundl lis wav
H. no. ana ana every thing has been serene
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
PNestoMMcuM&&o.
SNN\IcVS.
CHICAGO, Ill.
CHICAGO, Ill.

Receive the accounts OF Banks. bankers.
Merchants and others. Foreign Exchange
bought ard sold Deal Ia Government.
state.. County and City Bonds and other
securities. Land Wnrrtnts and Land
scrip OF all issues bought and sold.
l2nSlAm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

NEW OHLE>Ns, Jmmury l2.-Flour
lH steady and unchanged Corn ~ in
fair demand and prices sumcwhat
higher, white and mNei. 51c; choice
white and yellow, bic. Oats, higher at
lGc. Corr meal is dull and lover at
- ljA2ju Hay, dull; prime: SIC;
choice, SlG Pork, the demand fairmd
prime higher at ) $50. Lard is steady
refined, tiercc, lie; key, HE. Bulk
meats, are quiet and weak;
shoulders, loose, GjpmG7jr; clear rib
and long clear 9lauA2o, Bacon, dull
and uuc anEcd, Hams, sugar.curcd
quiet; choice cauyasscd, medium size, II
a II &C.,, small, $50 lie. Whisky il
steady and unchanged Coffee, quiet
but steady; Rio, cargoes, common to
prime, CLIO l9c Sugar is steady and
in good demand; common to good com
mon, j8j1oc; fmrto fully fair, 5M5isc;
prime to choice 6tgmGlsc;yelioW CLAIR.
fed, Ia i2c; choice white clarified, -,
@Sc; grauulated, sac. Mulasses,
good demand; ccutrifug ], 22u i3c. Rice
du aud Wchaug ii. Bacon, in q cd
demand at Jjr. Cotton seed oil, yellow
summer refined, cxl ort lots, 42Il3c;
prime crple, 35U3jr; job lots, l5mls.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
.oNNDCTIoNS-

Al GALVESTON with Mallory Line
OF steamers Tor Key West and New Y ork;
Morgan Line Tor New Orleans, India
nuIa, Corpus Christi, Brownsville and
Vera Cruz.
At AItCOLA with /, & G. n. R.R. for
Columbia and towns In BraZpria county.
Al R0SES BERG with G. ii. q >. "A,
railway, (Sunset koute) Tor Columbus,
Weimar, HaTwoOd, Lullng, san Anto-
Mo. Laredo, uvulde and Western
Texas and Mexico; also Tor Houston and
Star and Crescent Route tor Beaumont
Orange, Lake Charles, the Ieche Country
New orleans aud all points in the South,
east, North and East; with New York
Texas x MexictBrailway tor Wharton,
Victoria and stations on that line.
At BRENNAN with II. IL L. &: rail-
way Tor Hampstead, LedbetteI, Gid
dngs McDade and Austin.
Al MILANO with |. Il &. n. Il. Il. Tor
Iennc. Palestine, Rockdalc, Round
Rock Georgetown, Austin, san Marcos,
New Brauntrls. San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
AT McGREGOR with Texas and st
Louis railway tor Waco, Corslcana,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, GilmerI
TCNarkana.
At MORGAN with Texas Central rail-
way Tor Waco. Ross, Hico. Iredell, Cis-
co and all points on that line.
At CLEBURNE Junction OF Dallas
Division OF e., q, & S. +. R'y.
At FORT WORTH with Missouri
Pacific ana Texas Pacific railways for
all points on those lines; tor FL Paso,
Santa Fe. San Francisco and tue Pacific
Coast. and for Kansas City. St. Louis,
Chicago, New York and all points North
East and West.
At DALLAS with ii. q L. Z. KY Il
a II. R'y. and Dallas Extension of tho
Missouri Pacific Railway.
| rs-see thai yuur tickets read over this line.
St-For mi Information address,
OsCARG. MURRAY,
| Gcn'l PAss. AE't
Galveston, Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

Mother" Doctor, I. she dangerous and what
Ia hyf afuIcuuuT"
DOc,Or Yes, madam, she Ii dangerously ~.
u, s.u'foulAf and aurculbt forces arc not la squ-
l.huum, there In an increased c"uttlpstA artiou
about tue CrTrbrum aud m'dulla ohiuusatA, the
portal circulation yA-nlllAtes. suspended EsNi.
seems hestailug, and -
Mother Stop, fot heavens cake stop and 20
t. work ~ nuf0h
DoctOr will 10 all can"
Mother, after two weeks have sSptei-
" laughter, our doctor Hhall be- discarded a. once.
Two weeks and not.leL Will procure that which
yHu u,s.t,d o. fret"
Daughter, in allow tone--"I am Elai and mink
It tAs ully thing that viii restore me 10 health"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
TUFTS
EESzzRsnrrrz7z.r.a
EX..P'.ElGTORAMT

ls composed Of Hgrhl aud MucilugirIDUs rT-I-
nrts, which pcrmeRtc the substance ofthe
Lungs. eipcCtOrhtt tho Rctld matter
tuat collects Ia the Bronchial Tubes, and forms n
snnthihS coating, Which relieves the ir-
Itthtioh thAt caus.s the cough. IL cleanse,
nc l"hgsoF ~ iinpurittcs, strengthens
chem when onfet bItd hy dtsens,. il.,'i,.',.
a'es the circu uuun OF tie blood, and Irno.s,l,
nervous sys'gt Slight colds often end i'm
conSumption. II is dnngtrousto ncglect
.hem' Apply the remedy promptly. a
horemedy hnsev been found thntIsrs
prompt IN It, oiioc.,ns TITS tIpsCTORhHT.
single dose raises the phIrvIn, s'iEit's
'h tmiuAiipn and its use spec cures 'i. most
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, cliIi-
ureh take Il readily. For grUtIn IL Is
Invaluable und should bN 'u evrrv t.fufly
In 2IN. NM II La.LLIn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
Sis'IAN
RI.NION Al.
I,Ds
MONEY TOLOAN.

MASONIC ornament with initial q. can
~ bee had at this unics. Ull2It
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
EOiL SALE.

4 RhAI bargain \ nice small residence
VI conveniently located, at q sacrifice
uIIi. J. h. ELGlN ~ co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13
rOIt itIaNI.

4 NlABEN of Uncomfortable rooms aud OH
N eos, lu the new ElElu building, on
1uulu ruurth street. Also sr,rra. small cot
tug,s. Apply cod. T.. rism ~ GO. ulo,IW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

nLu uap.r, s.,ap,e tor wrapping, at tho
~ Exam .rr uilCc llZ7ll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

NEADO GREEN not So Ever blooming
w roses, hyarlutu , tulips, lilies, choice"
ucnsiu-, grra uins. Sow Nar,rtIr-, rest stock
etrr been DO Waco. Give M raii nra -lAui
..ru.t NJ GRAY
I-HIrHu
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-13

EVE THOUSAND bushels red rust prlui
/ seed Oats. Apply at warehouse under Old
FtllVW, Han. JNu. r HLpNIth.
tU2Us
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

By the early train, Tuesday, numeF-
Gus visitors from neighbOring towns,
arrived to witness or participate in
the Firemen's Tournament The doors
Of the business houses were closed the
better part Of The day. so that sallna
presented quite holiday appearance.
There was no lack Of conyeyances and
the visitors were carried shlther and
yon" st lightning speed, viewing the
various attractions Of our city. At
nine O'Clock A. g., the aremen gather
ed to take part in the parade. Col. +.
&. Culp acted as marshal, and Capt.
Baker and John j. Gels. rs assistant
marshals. The Abilene Cornet Band
was placed at the head Of the process
sion, followed by the Fire Depart
ments Of Abilene and solomon CITY.
AZ the head Of the second division,
came the Ellsworth Knights Of Py-
tnias Band, followed by our home de-
partment-both the Hook and Ladder
Go. and the Hose companies. Clos
ing the procession were the carriages
containing the various Visiting Of
ficials IS well a. our own city council
The line Of march wss as follows;
City Hall south to South street, thence
west on South to Ninth street, thence
north on Ninth to Elm street, thence
east on Elmstreet to Santa Fe,avsnue
thence south on Santa Fs avenue to
City Hall The parade was q fine one
in all respects and made q very inn
posing appearances. The many colored
uniforms looked handsomely N the
bright sunlight and were sufficiently
varied as 70 give ''gliter and tinseIp to
the show. Completing the line Of
march at the City Hall, Mayor Ober
made an address Of welcome, heartily
and nsostcordlaily extending to the via
itOrs the inequalities Of the city ofSall-
ma. The parade was then dismissed
At the dinner hour, the visitors were
Distributed at The various hotels ard
undoubtedly Jared well aud were treat
edwelL Following dinner came the
exhibition OF the power and capacity
Of cur water system. Thestreeis VsTs
filled with people. The exhibition
was confined to that part Of santa Re |
between Iron Avenue and S0aih
street. Six streams each Us feet high,
were thrown e once. And then the
exhibition Of The Siamess nozzle took
place ct the Seventh street crossing o.
IEOn avenue. The nozzle was firmly
sttached % . post. when q sirsam ~
great power ascsDded 10 q height 81
$50 feet. This and She. other displays
were magnificent. calling forth many /
terms Of admission from she IS
semblsd ezoEds. The c0umlttse Of
arrangements and the boys OF the Fire
Department aFs enilled 10 much
credit for the porfsct manner IN which
The daya enteFiaiamsnts passed By.
Not an unpleasant inclssnt ooo1rred
% DISTURB the pleasures Of the day.
The gassls ssened very much pleaeed
wiih theiriiltis holiday IN salIna. IN
f'le evening occurred the FIrsmens
The akalins riak vns eppEoprl-
dcearated 10 tia oenaslon. The
ie, vhieh was pranoaaesa excel
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

~ llIllA
The Ellsworth Band arrived b
Monday Mornings train
Friday win be a fair day big with
events.
The receipts on Tuesday Ct the Fair
were about s50O-pretty good for the
first Fair day.
The railroad Is running special
trains on the MePherson branch
quite an accommodation b those who
are attending our Fair.
Mr. c. 8. Martin. the Efficient SEQ
rotary Of the Fair Association, is de-
-servedly receiving many compliments
nom an sources for the good ,,FOrE be
has done for the Fair.
The editor Is very much obliged for
the delightful music rendsred By the
Ellsworth band al his residences last
evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27
To the Public.

We believe the readers Of pa
Pers have become tired Of Big
Windy advertisements and want
plain facts. Therefore We win sim
ply say that we have received the
anger part of our aIl purchase.
consisting Of almost everything
kept in a general stock Of Msr-
ehandise- We expect to sell oar
goods as cheap as any Of our
nsishbOr'. andiu some .pssIaltss
viii sen cheaper.
Ladies Wraps and s-utIsm.ns
fine OvsroOais are anOugOut,poe-
ialtsA Remember TIA. vs are
the only house in the city where
you can find a complete Hns q
Fan and Winter style. oftAs esIs-
br.isd JAMESTOWN DRESS
GOODS
Ia connection with Dss- Good.
we-wOuid say positively tat We
Oasr de S.sf sr.oo Cashmere il
Saline cOuntr
Gone and see uA Compare
our goods and prices with sho~of
orr nsishhors aad We wiz Be az
sized Win tie resist
MAINLAND.
DODGE q
NO0BE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

Mr.. Frank Shaw had pretty good
lack in exhibiting his horses al the
various Fairs. At Bismarck bis
horses received three first premiums
and i've second. At the State Fair,
they received two first premiums and
two second. In addition to all this,
and the growing glory in fact Of the
whole thing is that Flank has q jolly
ten-Pound boy,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

Mr. and Ms. R. T. welIslager and
daughter Of Des MOines. lows, and
Mrs. A. @. Monroe Of Hopkins, No,
are visiting the families Of H. Beck
man end n. J. Wellslager. Mr.. w
has for years been one Of the leading
business men OF the capitol city OF
Iowa, and with his family designs
spending the coming winter IN SOUTH
ern California
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

The dinner table Is Hogbsn's res
tauran. was a beautiful AFFAIR. A ell
lossal cake stood 81 The head Of the
table, uPOn which the confectioner
had eugfaved = welcome to tie IRE
men. Flower and frnlt stands ap-
peared at stated distances and every
thing was arranged in The btst o.
tasfe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

lsnl WIS lufniassd 81 the sciind or
ehestra Some thirty Of ths visiting
1rsnsn Fsnnlned ieporiicipais 10 tie
haA Their were eight sets upon the
door almost spontaneously. A large
eomFany Of eeeotatoss was also pres
eut At about nldnight supper uss
served atthe Delmenioo Restaurant.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

The Minneapolis end sallna Ellfila-
y coupanIes we're lgnHne 81 Irou
svsnus yes.eraag morning. Thelt
movements were prsclss and soldier
Ike ard blessed Che speciatoss very
much. The Minneapolis company
arrived Tuesday night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

ne STRONG LUaBER COMPANY valeonnse-- 1aaass
about October with and complete stock Of ubs
shingles iash SSH doors Blinds &o &c omos and yard On Eoa
Avenue Of the Metropolitan Hotel In connection with our
red and e cedar posts VIII also offer for sale 20 tons ur
barbed fence wire at SOS per 100 pounds.
CHARLES c GULF. Manage
sAlnA. KAEs, Sept r0, 1883.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

In another place viii be found the
announcement Of Mr.. w. A. Murphy,
Of Cambria-townshlp. who gives no
tiee that he will be a candidate for
county clerk, subject TO the decision
Of the Republican county convention.
AIR. Murphy IL a well-known farmer
who has always been regarded one Of
the leading Republicans Of Saline
cnunty. He is perfectly competent
for the position he seeks and would
make aslrong run.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-27

We desire TO return our thanks and
grateful recognition for the kfhdne..
and sympathy Of the many friends
curing the sickness, death and funeral
OF our son Anderson HIne, and we
a.sure them that we feel and appreel-
ate thsE every act Of kindnsss NOR.
than we can express, and shall ever
mold them In gratful remembrance
A. d, HINE,
MA. HIHE.