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NBw YORK, Aug. 1l.-Regina Wight
fled an assignment for benefit OF credit
ors to Leighton Williams, giving prefer
ences Of $4,000 to Elizabeth $. Kelly
for amounts which assignor had re-
ceivod from her during the last four
years, and for stocks and securities be-
longing to her and loaned to him, upon
which as collateral, he had borrowed
sums of money now outstanding, and
which he is unable to pay or redeem
and also for monies received by him
being the proceeds of all stocks belong
Ing to hor and loaned TO him.
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FL PAso, Aug. H. Especial, J The
Pierson hotel, a three-story brick struct-
ure, owned by the Pierson estate and
leased by James Campbell, Superin-
tondent of the El Paso and Del Rio di-
vision Of the Sunset railroad, made al
assignment this morning for the benefit
Of creditors. Assets about $4,000, and
liabilities, $4,000.
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Hurry up tho Cash.

PARIS, Aug. II. -Barrere, the French
diplomatic agent of Egypt, who has
been away from his post n few weeks,
returns August 3lst. He goes under in
structions to hasten the settlement of
the indemnity demanded for the losses
by Frenchmen at the bombardment Of
Alexandria,
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INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. IL. The west
bound passenger rates are badly de-
moralized here. Tickets to Kansas
points are selling at s., cut of nearly
50. A party OF 2SS persons from Eastern
Indiana passed ives: to-day, travelling
to points in Southwest Kansas, for
which they paid $l2 each, a cut of GO per
cent. Eastern rates are also being cut,
tickets being sold at a reduction OF 81
and 3D.
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Get. bigger Every pny.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. ll.-Receiver
Lamb, OF the late Harrison bank, filed
a partial report this morning. He finds
assets of $l3S,OOO, OF which $3l 900 are
available, and that only if there are no
offsets. He has not concluded the
schedule of liabilities, but says ii will
exceed $500, ,OON,
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Tonc Of the stocl, Mnrl,el.

NEW YoRK, Aug. ll.--Govornmonts
weak.
Railways irregular,
State securities steady.
Speculations at tho stock Exchange
opened heavy and Depressed on mn
nonncoment of tho suspension of the
Wall street bank. In the first hour salcs
were Mt sharp pressure to sell for both
accounts and prices s0ol declined a "a
2A ner cont. Subsequently n rally of y
TO Ia per oent. took place on olliciM re-
ports that doppsitors Of the bank
would be paid m full and
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NO. 26S.

been seen from telegraph stations at
Cope Bregole. rhe weather has been
passed close to the shore and been tele-
graphed by stations. She must have set
sail and gone to sea after being passed
~ noon by the Belle, apparently dis
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ne,lsIon OF the Constitution.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE congress of the
two houses of Parliament at Versailles
resumed their labors ON the revision o
the constitution to-day. The first arti
Gle of the scheme OF revision wa
ndopted by 59i to l3l.
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Frnel, Inactivity.

LoNpoN, Aug. 1.-THE Times dis
patch from Foochow, this date, says :
Kelung is not actually taken by the
French. They destroyed the forts and
retired. The losses OF the French are
unknown. The Chinese are daily be-
roming moro omboldened by the lnac.
tion of the French.
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Dovastation in Hungary.

PEnTu, Aug. ll.-A terrible storm
ragged here and throughout Upper Hun
gary yesterday. Streams were raised
to Hoods, villages swept away, and
many persons drowned.
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At Hartford Connccilcni.

HARTFORD, CoSN. Aug. ll.-Reports
from Norfolk, Mtchhold county, says;
"rhe second shock OF earthquake no.
,lced ut several places In that town at IL
o'clock Sunday night was much lighter
than the one In the afternoon
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DOM Go TO Africa.

BERLlH, Aug. 1.-THE National Ca
zette attempts to dissuade the people
from investing in colonial enterprises in
| Africa.
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The Earthquake In Massachusetts.

HAvERuILL, MASS. Aug. H. The
shock of the earthquake was felt this
morning at Mt. Washington. The shock
iingled chandeliers and opened inside
binds and awakened the people from
their slumhers. II was not noticed In the
center OF the clty,ba felt In Georgetown.
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Tho Imnortcrs, As,lgnec.

NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE assignee OF
Edmund Yard & Co., importers, filed
schedules to-day showing the liabilities
at 81, OG9, 1856; nominal assets, S3S6,2l9; ac-
tual assets, $2i2,567.
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More Rcd Coats.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE British forces
in Egypt. now numbering 5000 men, arc
to be Increased to 10000 in view OF the
intention to send an expedition 10 Khar-
toum TO relieve Gordon.
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Water Works.

ABILENE, Aug. ll.--ISpecial. A con-
tract has just been closed with tho Holly
company to put in system OF water
works at Abilene. Work is to begin
" thin ninety days and is to bo COM
pleted in six months.
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George sand.

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE statue of George
Sand was unveiled yesterday at La
Chatre, the nearest town to her birth
nj app
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or Course He Would.

DUBLIN, Aug. ll.-Crovn Solicitor
Bolton repudiates the charge against
him by Informer Casey in his eonfes-
sion
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No Intelligence.

Sr. JouNs, n. r., Aug. il,--No further
intelligence has been received of the
steamer Lydlun Monarch. She has not
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PLAIs ftglp, n. j., Aug. lL-Mrs
Charl" helder, sick, was so affected
by hquake Sunday that she died
IN )urs.
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Ladies' governed by reason, not prejudice,
will use it-Baird.
steam is the most powerful clennsingagent
and disinftctant known to man.-Matts.
The Missouri Steam Washer viii he used
universally rs soon us Its merits are discoV-
cred by the peoplc.--lumcs licnnett,
one hundred dollars would not buy my Mis-
souri, Steam Washer II could not get ah-
other Mrs. Kate Ferris, Mexico.
/ have used one of the Missouri Steam
Washers, and II will do all the Inventor
claims for it's. W Hemp, Hemp TinWare
The Missouri steam washer does all that
YOU claim for IT, Tho longer we use II the
better We are pleased with n'-Mrs' J' T.
Wagner Martinshurg Mo,
We have used the Missouri steam washer
for twelve months, and regard the Invention
as n domestic institution not second 10 the
sewing machine. columbia, Mo-, Hcrtld.,
I. Worth, proprietor OF the PcupleS lea
store, lIli Franklin avenue, St' Louis, Sn!s,
"Thc Missouri steam Washer Is an Immense
success, Ms 1t will wash shirt clean without
the sweat of the w0shbOnrd..
| have been using the MiSsourl steam
Washer for I've months nnd my littlc glrl II
years old can do large washing III n icW
hours, without tiring her In the lelSb-Mrs
johnson, 3ll Thnmts street, st, Louis.
use the Missouri Steam Washer IN my
laundry, and II IN tho only machine ! nave
ever found, afcr trying many, thgl wouiu u'
! the work sntiSmctory,-W GrllhS, uchts
/ Laundry, 1918 Market street, ~. Louis,
The Missouri Steam Washer has been u
/ use In my family for seven months, ana to'
much praise cannot be given " rs u labor
| saving invention. Before using the machine
| washing was the dread ofthc mmily, but nov
the children cry Ia do the washing; as
| child ~ wears old can operate the mNchinc.-
| Geo. !. Phelps, g1sl sheridan ave-, st, Louis
Aftcr using the Missouri Steam washer io
over n year, am convinced that II Will saw
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DOMESTICS.

Fruit OF the Loom, s6lnches, 10 yards for 81,
Lonsdale, Soft Finish Domestic. 80 inches,
10 yards for 81.
Extra Fine Sea Island, 80 inches, u yards
for 81.
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HOSIERY.

Ladies' Solid Color, Silk Worked, Fall
Regular Made. &c. pair.
Children's Solid Color Hose, l0c. o pair.
Chldren's Fancy Stripe Hose, Fun Regu-
lar Made, l24c. pair.
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BROS,
NJ MATC HLESS -
B A r @ A T. N S !

Have convinced the ladies throughout the city country that
they can find fine class goods the same time effect
maerialsaving by shopping establishment For the fol-
lowing, we not only ask reading but cOmparsOn We think
the difference to be shown prices will be fully appreciated
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moro than It's cost every year by not wearing
ont Clutheg.-NrS. r. W, stewart, Mexico, Mo,
The Missouri Steam Washer has done all
the washing In my laundry for the past twelve
months, washing from iJO to 500 pieces day,
doing the work of from three To nve wash
women,--lcwis llord, proprietor Ccntral'
RinVo Hotel, Mexico, Mo.
The Missouri Steam Washer IL treasure,
and no houSckcepcr should be- thout II. The
wife of the editor of this paper has been us
Ing one N them for more than year, and she
would not sell Il for 80 and do wlthout.--Col-
umbia sentinel.
The Missouri Steam Washc- will wash
shirts or any kind of clothing clean, without
leaving ~ streak, and no wear OF the clothes.
and would not sell my machine for 80 u j
could not replace it-Mrs. Ross, 2S,S Gamble
street, ST. Louis.
| have been using the Missouri steam
Washer In my laundry for eight months, II
washes clean with no wear ON the clothes,
and one person can do the work of three by
hund.-Mrs. johnson, Ohio Laundry, los
Morgan street, ~. Louis,
have tried many washing machines In my
laundry, hut have never found one that
would give the satisfaction the missouri
| steam Washer docs II will do all that II
clnimrd for II, ana no mmily can Afford to ho
without onc.,-,l. Cllne' proprietor FHrlor
| Laundry, SIG Olive street, 81. Louis,
| 4. Boelckcu, harbcr, FOuricenth i and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis, says: "ENcry barber
! should have Missouri steam Washer 10y all
means finest thing on earth 10 wash towers
nnrons. etr.; aud goods washed In this ma
! chine will last four times rs long as when
washed by hand. ,,,,,.
| Wnshrr one TINT will wash clean without
wearing the clothes out or pull of the but
TONS Every laundry should have one, aH u
,yIl do all that II clalms.--Iames Peterson
silver Moon Laundry, 2lo south twentieth
street, 81. Louis Mo-
IN Washer of your merchant or dealer remi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-09-25

We are unable this week to make
any extended observations upon the
dolngs and progress Of the Fair, and
therefore append a few notes made
upon a hasty tour Of the grounds yes
terday. Next week we shall write at
length Of the various exhibits, and
publish the awards.
The weather is lovely, and barring
the dust, everything favorable for the
Fair.
Mr.. H. Harms has control Of
the refreshment stands in the Park.
In Agricultural Hall is found about
the.best exhibit Of corn ever presented
at any Of our fairs. Wheat Is well
represented in all the varieties. The
vegetable display-thOugh very good
is not nearly as large as last year.
In Agricultural Hall IL also found
Saline eOunty's famous fruit display,
prepared by Saline County Hortieul-
tural Society, which did 30 splendidly
at the State Fair. Every citizen Of
our county can justly be proud OF this
great exhibit. Well may friends
Banker, Grier and Bishop feel proud,
also, over the exhibit-Which was
blown into life mainly through their
efforts.
In Art Hall several meritorious ex.
hibits are made. Msssfs. Berg aud
J. NJ. Erickson have Ane displays OF
furniture from their respective estab-
lishments. The Home sewing Ma
chine exhibit Is good, IS also Musical
Instruments under the direction OF
Capt. Parker. Mr.. Chas. Low is ON
hand again with his celebrated EntO-
biological collection, which IL always
an attraction 10 the spectators. An
intensely interesting new feature Of
the Fair this year is an chronological
collection Of Mr.. Warren KanOuse.
He has 5000 specimens Of the beetle
nation and 1900 species He has also
several hundred more insects on ex-
hibitiOn. Joined to these collections
is also a fine mineral exhibition from
Colorado. The head Of brown hear
shot by DR.. Phillips. while q member
OF a Geological surveying party,
seems to have been preserved
by q skilled taxideFmist There are
aisOfine specimens OF PstrifaetiOn and,
other interesting articles. The fancy
work supplied by the laliies-thOugh
not as large as usual-ls very excel
lent.
Messrs. Alex Berg aud T. r. Divll
bliss make splendid exhibits Of swine.
There are some fne cattle upon the
grounds, bat we are not yet informed
Of the owners names. The horses are
not as numerous ~ usual.
To-day will be a busy one at the
Fair. The programme Is a good one
and win no doubt attract q large
crowd.
The sprinkler Is doing good work
In settling the dust, and &c Is very
comfortable az over the grounds
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ssIina lJniver,itv Nots,


There are still new names added 10
the roll.
Frank X. s. Smith, a last year
scientific Of East Ill. College, came
last week to take the Classics.
Miss ClErsa Lament, faehef q
Fine Arts, is here, ready to give in
structions In painting and drawing.
Tie buildlBg i alu1ost dsne. Ths
music Of the hammer and saw is heard
no more on the first floor.
The sidewalk 10 the University will
be completed by the first OF October.
The formal opening for the Salina
Normal University Is announced for
Oct, 10. No pains will be spared TO
make the evet one 90 interest AID
profit. Plenty Of good speeches, good
music and everything necessary to
entertain the public will be furnished
in abundance. Watch the papers for
further announcements. Make your
arrangements 10 attend all the exer-
cises.
on Tuesday night a dozen or more
Young iadies and ssntlemsR, mastly
clerks, met at the UniyeEsit5 ID Or
sanize night class ID BO0kzkeepihs.
This class taught 10y Prof. TIE. Jones,
will afford excellent opportunity for
those who are engaged during the
day to obtain q commercial education
at a minimum expense-S6.OO per
term Of - weeks. REGULATIONS will
begin At 8 P. n. First lesson next
Monday night. LoNGFELLow.
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Cambria chnttsrina,.

Farmers are all attending the fair
this week, and having q good time.
Another car load Of bridge material
has arrived for the new bridge at
Gels & Gibbs Touring mill.
Ms- James A. Harper and children
left Tuesday night for their home In
Clinton, couAty, Indiana, after two
months stay IN sunny Kansas.
Hon. 81. Hammer, accompanied by
bis ihmily and brother-in-laW, Louis
II. DOnmyer, cane down Tuesday
evening. from Lincoln Centre for q
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. DR.. Rabe, the daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. A. B Kirkland, who has
been spending the summer with her
parents, dedarted with her three little
ones Wednesday evening, for her
home in Oakland, California.
Mr.. Luther Martz, Of Indiana, IL
here visiting his sister Mrs. Alfred
Keber.
Miss Emma Thomas, after q pleas
ant visit Of two weeks with the family
Of s. p. Doamyer left Monday, for
Culver. OttaFa e1u1t where she
has been engaged 10 teach an eight
months term of school.
lIeWis DOnmyer, Jr. has gone on q
rip to Bonanza Colorado,
Miss Hussey Of Salina, spent q few
days here the first Of the week with
her schOolmate Miss Della DOnmyer.
Mr., Hiram Lees a former resident
Of this place was married Tuesday the
23rd at Lowell, Michigan, He has
the best wishes Of hosts Of friends in
this Yieinitys
: Wait @. Stephens OF Fort Scott,
Kan, is here for n short visit with
the family Of ]. X. Short.
Joseph Binns OF Baxter Springs
Cherokee Co, is here making sale OF
his fine herd OF cattle which he has
been psstuting here this summer.
John Shank and John Murtey went
10 Solomon Tuesday night 10 hear
Gov. Click speak. re
hrs. sChaIlss. RiekeE aRd RbiidFen.
us. Eliuk md ut y olu1 1ter and |
Yrs, ID. s, EohI al fook tleir dcnar- |
tdre TUESDAY ilirh tot q visit % their |
former home i'd 0hiO,
Mr.. Charles Meyer spent Sunday
with his sister in Solomon City.
NJ. T. HEAD.
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Friend Brown leaves nine chickens
in q coop and a box OF tomatoes out
over night, in front Of his stand. In
the morning there are twelve chick
ems IN the coop and not a tomato Il
missing. DR.. Houser thinks the -
suit a very pleasing hOmily upon the
honesty Of our tOwnsmen. We re-
mark parsnthetieally. thai in Abilene
or Mcpherson, not q chick would
have been left IN that coop, nor q %
matO In that box. Chicken, with to-
mato ''stufin," would have been
fayOrite course in either Of those viii
lagos on the following day.
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Two impetuous enders II toOthache
cures were practiclng at the people
last Tuesday. Their oratOry was OF
the snaggle-tOoth quality. They left
the beaten paths ofextOlling their nos =
trums and commenced blazing away
at each other. 1t was brisk fusilade
for season. They had commenced
giving biographical sketches Of each
other, intermingled with glaringly
Illuminated descriptions Of each 9th
er's parentage. when the marshal
came along and marched them Of to
the police judges Office, where they
were each treated to q good solid fine.
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Salina, Sept, 22nd, 1884,
Mr. Editor Please allow me as the
pastor Of the End N: E. Church, sa-
lima, 10 tender our thanks to the CON-
missIOners, the mayor and the other
officers Of Oak Dale Park for their
Kindness to rs in granting Us the use
Of the park yesterday to hold our bas-
ket meeting. Also our thanks 70
Messrs. Eberhardt & Co., for the use
Of their lumber for seats, i although
reports was spread about the city that
we could not hold our meeting there,
we are glad 20 say It went OF ali right
and was 3 complete success.
r. YORK, PASTOR.
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Hsyaoodis HlaSiodons.

Will appear at the Salina OPEN
House, Tuesday, October 2, THAT
miRstrelsy catches the popular heart,
has been thoroughly demonstrated
the past week. The house mas been
packed from orchestra 70 gallery 60
each entertainment, and standing
room has been &c q premium. The
receipts have baen enormous, and.
barring the Bernhard season, must
have exceeded all other theatrica
amusements combined. While the
crowds have been enormous, the audi
ences have been noticeable as being
composed Of class many q whom
haEe, The past week, waited 3 minstrel
derformanee for the flrst time. n-Bos-
ton Duly MslCa
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Mr.. J. N. Anderson returned from
Indiana yesterday morning. He re-
ports that Indiana ague had already
commenced to take hold Of him, and
he is more than glad to be again in
the genial sunshine OF Kansas. He
gives 1t as his opinion that Indiana
will without doubt be for Blaine in
November.
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Mr.. David Richie has become q
partner with Mr.. Frank York in the
real estate, loan and insurance busi-
ness Mr.. Richie Is quite an old resi-
dent Of Saline county and held in high
esteem by his acquaintance. He will
be another pillar Of strength to this
enterprisinR and successful agency.
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The STRONG LUMBER COMPANY have constantly on hand
complete Sick Of Class Building Ifats'iafef al Kinds
which viii be sold low prices like material from any
yard within fifty miles of Salna
PAINTING guarantee Eureka Paint to be composed of the
best white lead zinc and E nseed OIL and give perfect sse
ton for the Of three years from date of painting otherwise
viii refund the purchase money paint the building N and
BEAUTIFUL sample on get prices
CHARLES c. CULP, Manager
SALIVA, KANs, Feb. Q, 1884.
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The kansas Lumber Co" have
opened yards on Fifth Street, in the
vicinity Of Taylor Miller's elevator.
They are constructing splendid lot
ofsheds and the yards will he about as
well equipped i'm the way OF buildings
as any in this part Of the state. Mr.
Kemper, the manager, is cousin Of
Mr.. Leidigh, the well-knOwn lumber
merchant Of Chicago.
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Mr.. w. B. WEIGH, veterinary sur
geOn and physician, has located IN
Salina in the practice ofhiss PROBES
sion. He is a graduate OF the Iowa
State Veterinary college and comes
with the very best of Tecommenda-
tiOns- Partly in compliance with the
requests Of leading stock men in our
county, he has been induced TO settle
here, and we believe that he has
chosen wisely in the matter OF lOca-
ton. II would seem to us that a
skilled man Of his profession is very
much in demand here.
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A gasoline stove, located In the cell
lar Of Burrell Wilson's home, explod-
ed last Sunday, doing eonsidetaBle
damage 20 the suFrouhfiuA furliture
and property. a stove Iocaled over he
gasoline stove was knocked into the
air and came down with great force.
It was a narrow escape for Mr.. Will
sons wife, who was in the house.
but suffered no injury. The explo-
sion was caused by the dripping gas
Oline becoming inflamed and COM
municating with the reservoir over
head.
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An evening class In bookkeeping
has been organized by the young men
Of Salina, and Willie coEducted BY
Prof. Jones Of the University, at his
rooms. The class will meet Monday,
Wednesday and Thursday evening, Of
each week. This is a splendid opPor-
tunity for those who desire to take a
course in bookkeeping.
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There will be a called meeting Of
the Gypsum Valley Blaine and Logan
Club next Saturday evening, Sept. "a,
at the Bridge school house. A full at
tendance Of the members is desired.
All Republicans are cordially invited
to attend. @. Posi-, Pres.
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The thoroughbred Poland China
SOW "Gilt Edge" raised by T. R.
Divilblss, died last Monday from over
heat while being brought to the fair.
She was considered one Of the finest
pure-bred sows in the county.
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Married.

HANDY SEDGEwOOD. At the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father, Mr.. c.
Crawford, BroOkville, Sept. 2Srd, 1884,
by Rev. NJ. 81. StOlz, Mr.. Lewis
Handy, Of Bunker Hill, Kans- and
Mrs. Jennie c. SedgswOOd, Of Brook
Vile.
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SOUTHERN I'll. NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
CARBONDALE, JACKSON Co. I'LL.
SEPT, 2 1884
Jas G. Msltby. Esqr. I
gaiiua Kansas

Jas. Q. Maltby, Esqr. I
Salina, Kansas,
Sir: - Yours Of the 2Sth ult was on
my table when 4 returned from an abb
senes today. az
or Professor Hilman I can say /
consider him a true man, well posted
In school matters, and capable Of do
ing all the duties Of such an office as
you name.
He was County Superintendent OF
schools in Washington for at least
eight years and was popular and made
many friends. He was here nine years
and commanded esteem as a faithful
and earnest teacher.
In my opinion he would DO your
county good in that office and be q
success. most heartily commend
him. Yours Truly,
ROBT, ALLYN,