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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-24
NOTES.

ApMEAL LYONS of the British Navy, WIS at tho
Clarendon Hotel. New York Nov. 18th. He sailed
subsequently for England.
mann the man who talks with his mouth about
gore and revolution says the Philadelphia Pres.
Five times out0f SIX he is either q coward or an
IDIOT
DN "a trip around the world the most expensive
link Is that from San Francisco To Yokohama,
which costs $50, with no cut rates, because there
is no competition. And even at those figures the
steamship company claims 10 lose money now that
III embargo has been placed on Chinese travel.
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HONOLULU, Aug, 18th, 1854.
C. o. BERGER, ESQ.

uEsE siEs-I take great pleasure In stating that the
MAesEALE a URBAN SAFE purchased from you, and
which went through the late disastrous fire ia my
store, came out 10 my entire satisfaction opened
the the combination and found all it. contents
iu perfect condition Yours Truly
1n1 +. \. DIAs.
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CUPREME COURT OF TIIE ma

In witness whereof, have hereuntc set my
hand this ilth day Of December, A. d. lsst
DANIEL PORTER
fpti 81 CLERK "a Judicial Cireuft Court Hawaii
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C, Q; BEE BERGER; SyEl ESg.;s 1r-,,,, s,,..

DEAR sWs-I take pleasure in adding my testimony
20 thg many iH favor Of the MAcSEALE a UEBAN SAFE.
Tie one / purchased Of yon some time ago for my
store It LaLaua passed through the disastrous hrU
Che 18Th inst, and opening the same without any
rrughe with the Combination found that 1t had pre-
served thg contents books, papers, also, watch, TO
my CutiT, satisfaction. Your Truly
ipsl 3m \ 5 CLEGHORN
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wrrSF-s. HoN 4. FRANCIS JUDD. Chief Justice
-s.aM nf ON snnrnmr Cnnr-- Ih-- ..aa L.r nr

DSSIrL PoErHR, Clerk Of Circuit Court
To which summons the Marshal made the following
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uErtUTMENT OF tNTEmuE
UHzHrHT. Sow. 2iIl. l--t,

GuAs .rpuLIcE.
uintsHr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-20
FIRsT Days PBoCEEDlNos.

Conference opened With devotional
exercises by the Bishop, after which
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
was administered BY the Bishop. a.
sisted by the presiding elders and
Rev. Elon Foster, d. D., Rev. r A.
Caruthers d. D.. ard Rev. s. A.
Greene About ninety persons par
took Of the Sacrament, after which
r. A. Hoffman was elected Secretary
and c. w. Caseley assistant Secretary.
Elder See, Of Salina, then read the
report Of the committee, which re-
port was adopted aud the committees
were elected, (see list after which the
committees on examination were
asked by the Bishop to report to the
Conference whether they had finished
the examinations and were ready 10
report OF not and It was found that
several committees were not yet
through with their work.
Rev. a. n. See, P. 3. Of the Saiina
District, read his report and the
names Of the effective: Elders on the
District we're called as to their char
Aeters, passed, and they reported their
benevolent collections.
Elder ]. II. Lockwood read his re-
port to the Conference In which he
claimed Beloit 70 be the Banner Dis
trict Of the Conferences.
The roll call ofefective elders was
called, their characters passed, and
they reported their collections.
Elder q. II. Breed, read his report
Ofthe KirWin District, In which he
stated that 4 general advance had
been made all along the line, new
churches were being built. and debts
ON those already built were heing
paid offand' many gracious revivaIs
had been enjoyed during the year.
The roll Of the efTsciige elders Of his
District was called, they reported their
benevolent COLLECTIONS and their char
acters were passed. A number OF Wis
ting brethren were intrOduoed by
the Bishop. The announcements were
made and Conferences adjourned to
meet at $50 O'Clock An.
The following Is the list Of standing
committees appointed at this NOM
ing's session:
Conference SieWards-M. n. Stolz,
L. V. Morton, H. Dalton, A. G. Pat
tee, J c. Dana, VIM. Allen.
Auditing COmmitee-J. BOieouFt,
A. Ball, o. n. Maxon.
Bible Canse -Wm. Alien. a. B.
Conwell. s. L. seamOns.
Educaiion-R. A. Csrruthafh, W
A. SavilIe, ID. d. Campbeli. ?. u Ba-
ker. G L. shackelfOrd, ". J Mefi-
deth. fH H1f
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NORTHWEST KANSAS CONFERENCE
OF THE ME- CHuRCH

Members and delegates began TO ar
rive as early as Monday. A. NJ, and by
10 O'Clock Tuesday morning quite q
little company Of preachers were
gathered at the NJ. +. church. Prom
inent among those present were mem
bers Of the examining committees,
looking for their classes and some
members OF the classes looking for
their examiners who had not put in
an appearance. When they did final
ly come upon the scene Of action, we
surmise that they found Saline
county mud too deep and sticky to
admit Of very rapid lOcomotlon, but
their eyes frightened al the sight Of
the familiar faces around them and
each new arrival at once became the
center OF attraction, until all had
shaken him heartily by the hand and
given him q cordial welcome; and we
thought some of them looked tired
before the brethren were through
with them, at least we heard one Of
the new arrivals complaining that
those Methodist grips were "most too
strong for him" We suggest that he
carry that lame hand in a sling dur
ing his stay at Conference, or he viii
not be able to use It for the next six
months.
Among those early on the ground
were Elder Breed, p Z. Of the KirWin
District, and Elder Lockwood. P. E.,
Of the BelOlt District. We also
noticed early yesterday, the genial
countenance Of Rev Dearborn,
former p. F. Of the Salina District,
but now member Of the Kansas
Conference and stationed al Oska-
loosa. His visit will ne appreciated
by his daughter who resides in this
city, as we'll AZ by many old friends
and fellow workers in the vineyard OF
the Master. Also we notice Professor
Sweet, the President Of Baldwin Uni-
verslty and DR.. Elou Foster OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, the author Of Fos-
ter's Cyclopedia of pulpit illustrations,
the best and most complete work Of
the kind ever published.
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Everything quiet, except dust. a
little rain Il needed
Wheat is IN 3 splendid condition.
That hard south wind q short time
ego, tore Dave Sellman's house all to
pieces There vas no one living in
Harry Leverton il bullding a cage
FOR his Bird.
=. Dresser h improving slowly
r. N. Waite has his house aud has
moved into t.
Mrs. E n. Collins has bought the
Ed Knapp place, and IL building on
Clint Williams has his house up
and has moved into Il.
Geo. Perry viii move this week on
10 has new place.
r. ThWing and family are hack
from their winters visit east, and
win build q new house soon.
Old Mr.. Martin on lower Gypsum,
died one day last week. Have not
been able 10 learn any particulars
Mrs. A. J. SeIlman Il still confined
30 her NOM
Those Who have any grass land, do
moi barn Il on vel. Wait until about
The first 81 Nay, and you viii kill
thousands Of ehineh bugs.
Farmers are sowing oats some few
are yet gathering IN nubbins. X.
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Missions-The Presiding Elders
Peri0iicals-J. G. Walker. J. G.
Morrill,, ]. Mcdowell.
Pastoral Address-J. a. Antrim, G.
L. Shackelford, r. 4. CarutheFs. Jas.
Pitienger, c. w. Caseley, d. d.
Campbell.
Public wOrship-A. n. See and J.
A. Antrim.
Sunday Schools and Taets-G. w.
Gabe, f. R. Zimmerman, J. Pitten-
ger.
On sabbath-E. Arlington, N. H.
Donor, J. A. Bull
Temperance w. Mcdowell, q.
W. Grabe, s. A. Greene, H. Dalton,
Ell. Fleisher, J. Boicourt.
Woman's Foreign Missionary SOci-
ETY.. C. Dana. WI. Merideth, A.
7. Riley.
Ny. Book Accounts-L. V. Nor
ton.
Popular Amusements-R. Bisbee,
W. L. Cannon, G. W. Grabe
Church ExtensIon-E. H. Fleisher,
J. NJ. Miller, J. g. Morrill,.
Freedmenis Add. A. Bull, A. w,
White, L. Goodrich.
Tobacco. Boicourt, J, e. Walker,
S. A. Greene.
Book AecOunt-F. D. Baker, G. W.
Grade, II. Dalton.
District Conference Recoris-A. b.
ConWell, n. J. Bailey. W. T. Robin
son.
Conference Relations-C l.. Shack
elford, r. A. Caruthers. l. Mcdowell.
F. R. Zimmerman, J. A. Antrim, L.
V. Morton.
Publishing Communicable Secre-
taries
LadIea' and Pastors Christian
UnIon-A. n. Riley. J. G. Walker, G.
W Casslsy.
state ofthe Church-D. ID. Camp
hell, NJ. AZ. Stolz, II. Dalton.
Examination Of Staiistics-E. a.
Zlmmerman, W. ). Morrison, J. G.
Dana.
Mormonism B. W. Hollen, f. H
Fleisher, E. Goodrich.
Committee on Conference Hounds
des-R. A. Cpruthers.J II. Lock-
wood, }. A. Antrim.
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Assemble Man.

Would use Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs. II is curing more
cases Of Coughs, Colds. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group, aud all Throat and
Lung Troubles, than any other med
ieine. The proprietor has authorized
J. J. Purcell to refund your money II
after taking three-fourths ola bottle,
relief Is not obtained. Price 81 cents
and 81. TBioI size free.
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New Wall Paper,
New Wall Paper,
New Wall Paper,
at W. & NJ. d. Berg's.

q
New Wall Paper,
New Wall Paper,
at W. & M. d. Berg's.
Libbey's Protection Congress sho,
at n. Haggart 4 Cos.
Money to loan at Radclih' & Mar
tins.
wANTEn-At Metropolitan Hotel, :
ChsWhermaid. s2w.
WANTED Two Dining Room girls
at the Pacific House,
W. & NJ. D. Berg now have in theil
employ a first class upholstereI
Bring in your orders AT once.
shelf paper at Whitehead & Sea.
mans.
FoR REyI The front ONCE in
Whitehead's building III
The delivery Of Edwards Saline
County Atlas will commence during
the month Of April, 1854 and continue
until completed
WANTED At the Whitman House
all the chickens in the country.
UphGlsterer at w. & NJ. ID. Berg's.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
a positive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria
and Canker Mouth.
100000 Hedge Plants. First class.
$50 per thousand. J. A. BANKER
Briggs 4 Gebhart have replenished
their Hardware stock, and have a fine
line OF Cook Stoves.
Shelf paper at Whitehead 4 Sea-
mans.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have a printed guarantee
on every bottle Of ShilOh's VitalizeF.
Il never fails to cure.
win you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint? ShilOh's YitAllzer
is guaranteed TO cure you. For sale BY
Oscar seitz.
New invoice Of Baby Cabs and Car
riages at w. 4 n. D. Berg's.
Pure breed Plymouth Rock Eggs
for Matching, 50 cents per dOz.. for sale
by r. T. WATsoE. cit
Cincinnati floods nowhere. com
pared with the floods Of elegant wall
paper coming in at Whitehead 4 Sea
name.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents
IfyOu want an excellent fitting Suit
of Clothes, 90 TO SoIberg' and examine
his latest New Yorkstyles, pronounced
b. all to be the best.
Farmers cali ct Hogbenis Resiaur-
ant for Dinner. Only 25c.
IfyOu want q new trunk come and
see our new designs and low prices q
the wOnd. Campbell & TuthlIl.
Cincinnati floods nowhere, com
pared with the floods Of elegant wall
paper coming In al Whitehead a So
mans.
Bring your upholstering 10 w. a ~
ID. Berg. where your work viii be
done first class
sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. shlloh's
Cure Il the remedy fpr yon For sale
BY Oscar Seiiz-
Oh. how beautiful T. ile Wall Paper
al w. 4 ND. Berg'si
CRoUP.wHOoPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved b.
shIIch's Cure. For sale By Oscar seitE.
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Oscar Seitz, the druggist, is always
looking after the interest Of his Gus
toners he has now secured In the
sale Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup. a remedy that never fails
to cure Coughs, Colds, Pains in the
Chest and Lung Affections. For
proof trya free sample bottle. Reg
ular size 50 cents and 100.
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A Great Discover.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, Of Newton, Ia,
says: my wife has been seriously
affected with a cough for twenty-five
years, and this spring more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged to try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, did so, with most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved her
very much, and the second bottle has
absolutely cured her. She has not
had so good health for thirty years. .
Trial Bottles Free at Oscar Seitz's
drug store. Large size 81.
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Never Give In

Ifyou are suffering from low and
depressed spirits, loss ofappetite, gen.
eral debility, disordered blood, weak
constitution, headache, or any dis
ease Of n bilious nature, by all means,
procure a bottle Of Electric Bitters.
You will he surprised TO see the rapid
improvement that viii fellow you
will be inspired with new life /;
strength and activity will return /;
pain and misery will cease, and hence
forth you will rejoice in the praise Of
Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by Oscar Seitz.
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EREE nE nnsT

BY calling At Oscar Seitz's drug store
you can get a 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 aud all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. try sample bottle Of this
medicine.
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YnrFasrnuN nhin

March II. 1854.
Mr.. NJ. ID. SAMPSON, Salina Kansas.
DEAR SIR:-I have your Historical
Journal, March 9Th. II n a splendid
paper; viii do great good for your
county and people. visited yoar
city and county last August, and
know that this No. Of your paper
gives a full, clear and fair showing Of
your beautiful city and county, its
lands, institutions, industries and
people. N0uFs, &c,
A. b. MCCoNSELL.
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Fair View FruitFsrm and Market Garden

(F5re miles south from Salia0 oi he
Firerl
$1,000 Raspberry and Strawberry
plants for sale, also Blackberry, Cur
rant, GoosebeFry, Grape, Pie Plant,
&e. Apple, Peach, Pear. and Cherry
Trees, Climbing Roses, Vines. and
Lilac bushes No. Hedge Plants,
Cabbage plants, Tomato plants,
Sweet potatOe plants, &c. in their sea
son. Stock delivered IN Salina when
ordered II. i. JOKES, Proprietor.
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"a. M.-COnferenee Love Feast.
10 80 A. M.-Sermon by Bishop ).
NJ. Merrill, followed by Ordination Of
DeacOns.
s p. M.-Church Extension and
Freedmenis Aid Anniversaries.
Prayer meeting every morning
s 30-9.
Business sessions Of Conference
from 8 to IAN.
All Reports should be placed in box
az door first day.
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Uncle Toms Cabin is one Of those
shows Of which people never grow
tired. Frank Piper, one Of the livliest
men OF the road, played his troupe At
the opera house last evening, to the
fullest house ever assembled In this
city. Every seat was taken and every
loot OF standing room was occupied.
Two reasons may be assigned for this
great rush. One, the reputation Of
Piper and his troupe, the other, the
street parade. in which they bring
out not only the best band that has
played upon our street for months,
bat the dogs and dOnkeys. We had
not time to see the play out, but are
Informed by those who did stay, the
company gave the best rendition Of
the piece that has been given here, In
moIe than twelve months. We re-
greet that our forced absence prevents
our giving more extended and per-
sonal notice Of the different actors
HdgiRgs lNeb.) Gazette Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-20

8P. Nv +. NJ. s. Anniversary
Addresses by Rev. Gillett A. NJ.
lay Electoral Conference cOnvenes
at A. NJ.
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SUNDAY. MARCH 93rd

3 p. M.-Childrens Service, eaH-
Quoted by Rev. Gillett, A. ".
M.-COnference Claimants
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THE JOURNAL.
THURsDAY. MAROH %. ~.

aFE-ss osPisI q EHE J0UREAE ~ q As
q W Hsgbea's Glors ed e ~ Esak SuTs y Fh1s
aszi a Ssmlel
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DAILY PROGRA&NE


San. Communion Service.
Bpm. Missionary Sermon, by Rev
&. l.. ShackelfOrd.
TP. M.-MissiOnaFy Anniversary.
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Horses for Sale

| am offering for sale very cheap for
cash or on time with good security, a
few head OF good work horses. Call
on f. c. Phillips, at ranch eight miles
east Of city, or enquire Of NJ. J.
Wellslager. TT
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Rip Van Wrinkle, for the benefit Of
the Salina Post, g. A. r., tomorrow
night.
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The best looking hats
in Salina, at Ober and
Hageman's.

Campbell 8 Tuthill have just re-
eeived a car Of earthenware, the finest
and best ever received In the county
Also hanging baskets and flower pots
to please all. Go and see.
Eggs from thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock hens, 50 cts per setting. Sci
tings from n select few, perfect ia
every point, Sl.0O. l. II. GRAY.
Corner Walnut aud Eleventh streets
: st.
Eight head ofyonng work horsee
for sale al my place. Will ~ soil for
cash o. nn time. a d. SHERMAN
53-i
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You have until Saturday night to
register. Go and register right away.
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We hope that no lover of irst-elass
enjoyment viii fail to be at the Opera
House, one week from next saturday
night.
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WICHITA, KAN, March 10, 1854.
1 received this day the sum Of
sl1.45 in full and to my entire salts
faction OF damage by FIRE to my house
which occurred January o, 1884. /
was insured with Braniff & Cravens,
at Saliva, Kansas, In the German In
snranee CO., Of FreepOrt, Illinois.
). :. GARBER.
mis- HmlIiqhf.
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Or. and Mrs. VIM. Bishop have re-
turned 10 Salina. Mrs. Bishops
health Is failing. and the doctor rec
commended her immediate return
home.
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thereby announce that viii be . candidate
for Constable at the ensuing election:
ENOs LINCOLN.
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Il was-was-so many months IN
I'll Sunday night that we had had nc
rain.
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At = meeting OF the City Council
Monday night, the special COMMITTEES
for extension OF water mains reported.
recommending the extension on
Eighth street, from Seventh street to
Prescott avenue, with two Ere by
drants, the rent for the same 10 COM
menee in one year from the time Of
completion OF the same. The report
was adopted and the clerk Instructed
TO execute the contract. A building
permit was issued to David WeigneF.
A. II. Hine was appointed and con
flrmed policeman until the next reg
ular meeting. A special committee
consisting Of Councilmen GoOdnow,
Miller and Wight, was appointed to
confer with T. L. Bond in regard to
Strengthening the west line Of Ninth
street through his land.
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B. DRESSES, aud
BElTH0LT ErLfEN
UnEusHW rrr1

Tte SHIRE uaued defendants VA iEEa nslice
that theT have been SGD. ~ ne rlai1tid d llii
court, arI thnf iheY must auTuer ne relIti1u
Glul - The riairtid iterell on Or ltilre %
sfth doB Of APrR, a. D. Lssi,
o. the psiiii5a sil bs iaken q irue, and ilrig-
ueut rendered accori IrTiT, ne nliure 81 gblcl
Hln D. i1lrneut nrlinIf lhe HlI p J.
ircfEcu fdr ~ Elu 81 cne hu1dral ~ uinerT-
~ and siEtF-tH1 ore-luniFrllftl dollars ftlIi1
III interest az the rlit ofted pr eelf. ~ an
nm non Ne 2ith lly 81 scrtllIlff. a. ~ l.al
- f1T he f1ree1.irf 81 3 esrI1i1 rcrlF1re given
~ tiii1 Drfeee1, late oI i1i|re county, kauals.
4ecraEe1 All ne raiI drrfrl.r1l. r.. u Dresses.
y scare lhe r1rmcnf q 1lll sans 81 EseleF 90
% following tel1rlaei real rrllerty sii11ir ID
1line elurtg, kanas. ll-uIis icif uuuher'i
Nlueleen. u.s. taellIi ~ ana lgeNtl -cla fiii
= hlock i5Efieen. fltI Dr. Oat Daie Aaiiiiua %
- eiiF q s1iina. ani f1s the ale &c sd rell
aruneriY % pay ne ullis q ncleT al1zeza4 ard
..-fr II sa.n GnHH. n0Nu
nffsrf. lfiaI0aI1 ~ fiEI1llI
FRANK fERLE.l, Cl1Tk r|st c..
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MARCH antl.


3P. M.-Centenial Sermon. 10y Rev.
X. A. Caruthers ID. ID.
M.-EdueatiOnal Meeting.
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N. Haggart & Co have
the finest kid button 81
shoe in the market for
So.


One Of the best improved Farms 81
$50 acres in Saline County, al so per
acre 10 miles East Of salina in gyp-
sum Valley. Apply 10 " Galley
KOuns. p o. address, Solomon city.
Kansas
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The WHEREFORE Concert Company
will be here on saturday evening.
They have been here before and
have given entire satisfaction. The
original company will present new
programme All should attend and
give the band boys a lii.
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- acres under cultivation, about 8
acres % thriving timber, a apple
bearing trees and 100 peach bearing
trees. Also cherries and plums.
Good water. Two miles southeast of
SalIna, on the Smoky Hill river. For
further particulars apply TO
CHARLES YOUNG.
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Ihe HeaIg Flano.
For fine tone, fine finish, ebeapness
and easy payments, the Healy "a not
excelled IN this market. Bear these
facts in mind when you buy a piano
Mrs Ellen p. Libbey, Ninth street
head Of NfulberrT-ls the agenf.
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Any one having kind and gentle
single driving horse weighing about
nine hundred pounds, and price in
side Of one hundred dollars, can find a
buyer at the depot l-w
Shelf paper at Whitehead & Sea
mans.
Briggs & Gebhart have everything
In Hardware. Stoves and Tinware.
Fugale & Snow are selling hats.
plumes, and all kinds OF Millinery
Goods at very low figures.
Ifyou want spples, oranges, lemons,
cream cheese, Buckwheat -four. or
Cranberrles, go 20
Campbell 4 Tuthill's.
Cincinnati foods nowhere, COM
pared with the foods OF elegant wall
paper coming In at Whitehead & Sea-
mans.
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British Land and Mortgage Company Of
America, Limited

FiiVoiuuu.uO TO LOAN
On Personal Property, In sums Of
$jo.OO 10 SlOOOO.OO. Will purchase
negotiable paper. and make advances
on bonds. grain, produce and stock.
f.. b. PURCELL,
Agent aud Gen'l Manager,
Manhattan, Kansas.
Radcliff 4 Martin, local agents at
Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-20

$50 win bay a good Piano. Enqeire
at this ofiee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-20

MARKEDLY R.T. Davis VIZ.
Breton and Sarah F Hawkins of Ben
ningtOn, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-20

The ladies Of the Guild Of the Epis-
copal Church will meet this afternoon
at the residence Of Miss DOoley, at
O'Clock, BY the order Of the Secretary.
Services in the Episcopal Church to-
morrow at TO- A n, and q p. NJ,
Sunday. A. n. aud P. M. Next We'd
nesday. l0l A. n. and "a pm.