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Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
MARRIED.

BANKS-SWAN--Onth the 2ist inst. nj No.
go West,Fourth street, by Rev. Mr.. Hanson,
Mr.. Il. X. Banks to Miss. CLARA, daughter
OF John swan Of Red Lion Hundred
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
STATE Of DELAWARE,

ENECUTINE DEPARTMENT.,
DOVER, DEL, July II, 1884.
hereby approve Of the foregoing pro-
posed constitutional amendments and
acts OF the GeHeral Assembly of the State
OF Delaware above set forth.
In testimony whereof ! have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal Of the State of Della
ware to be affixed at Dover ,lthis
! j. :. l7lh day OF July, in the year OF
~ cur Lord, one thousand, eight
hundred and eighty -four, and OF
the Independence of the United
States, the one hundred and
ninth.
BY the Governor,
CHARLES c. STOCKLEY.
WILLIAM 7. CAusEY,
Secretary of State.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

1ST II. METEOROLOGICAL N
w inak5r, No. 206 East Third street,
Wil., Del manufacturer OF and dealer In all
Xmas u bleech ana lnuzzle loaiIpg shot
guns, Iliies. pistols. ammunition, etc Fish
Jackie In all its branches. Fine gun repair
ing n 5peclalty. Guns ch0ked bored TO
shoot close; pattern rulranteed. Locksmlth-
ing, noil-hacginy and all kinds of repairing
fumptiy attended TO Shell carefully load.
gu To order. Au23 3m
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Fine White Lin

Silver watches at Baynard's, Fifth
and Market streets.
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Don't forget the place to get your
jewelry repaired which Is at Baynard's.
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REGIsrERS ORDER.
n EN- 10 EIt SUF II n,
y a| AsTLE COUNTY, DEL.,

y BY tAbrLE COUNTY, DEL.,
-, August tn, 1854
upon the application OF Martha A. Maris.
tNtcuttN uf Joshua Maris late al
" Livingston hundred, in said count, dec ased
II is ordered aud directed by the Register tnai
the oseeuirix aforesaid give notice Of
granting OF letters testamentary upon TIM
estate Of thr deceased, with the ds1e of grant
lhs fherenL hvcansing advertisements to te
posted within forty dai from the date OF such
letters IN elN of the most public places In .he
cohnly or Ne" Castle, requiring = persons
having demands against the estate to present
the SAM, or abide by AN , g. OF Assembly in
such case iaad" and provided and also aaltse
ilic saiae 10 he Inserted within III. same period
y M llally EErrBL1CAN, newspaper pub
,lshthln " lliningtan, ami to be continued
lhtrttu tAT.e weeks,
~ Given urtier the hand and seal Of
!. >, }tnre af the Register aforesaid, at
- Wilmington, IA New Castle County
hloFesti'i lhe day and year above written
:. & BibGS, Register
AoflcS- Al persons having claims against
lht '4tr u Che deceased runst prcscn the
SAL, dolv eiicsted TO the cIecuths, on
or dt"r' August 3Gth, 1875, or abide the ct OF
Assembly ~ such case made and prov ifed
MARTHA A. MhRiS,
Executrix.
Address, Wilmington, Del. ang22
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VIM, B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
HOW TO PRESERVE.

Many people find when
they open jars of fruit in the
winter that, owing to defec
tive sealing at the time OF
canning, the fruit which they
expected to find as fresh and
sweet as when first taken
from the trees, has become
mouldy and sour.
This could have been pre-
vented, had they used good,
sound corks, and a fine grade
of sealing wax, which would
not dry full OF air bubbles.
We have secured the best
quality of JAR WAX and
JAR CORKS that can be
found in this market.
PHILLIPS g. KANE
PAINT DEALERS,
ECO. s EAST FOURTH aTR LET.
Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Handsome seaside sha wis at Russell's,
Bargains in black and colored silks AT
Russell's, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Two cases victorias, 10 and 12H CT.
under price. Russells.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

A., me- beat makes Of 0'E''''
prices, At Russeli's. of a / hi
Baypard's. 49,.
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f:ettipx Home,

Black silk Damassee at 80 cents re
duced from S125, Russeils.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Fine White LfnOn de india
and Victoria law ms very cheap at Rus
sells Bee Hive
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

NOl1OE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ stock holders Of the City Building and
Loan Association will be held on Monday,
August 25th, at IA O'Clock, p. m, at the n.
purpose Of receiving and considering notice
Of q proposed amendment to the bylaws.
Attest ]. L. PIERCE,
auz2-3t Sec'y.
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West Haven Interesis.

The Memorial Day CeIebratIOns-Ths ChtIdren's Part tn the ExercIses-The
 Business Outlook E Encouragtng at the Shore.
 Memorial day passed of very pleasantly, especially to the friends of deceased soldiers who are buried in the borough cemetery. The teachers and scholars of the public
 schools assembled at the Union school house
 on Union street at nins o'clock in the mern- ing A delegation of Admiral Foote post, G.
 A. R. and other veteran soldiers, who reside
 h the borough, headed by the West Haven
 drum corps, who kindly volunteered their services, marched to the cemetery. The children were laden with flowers to decorate the graves of the soldier dead. Rev. MT. Gilbert, of the M. E. church, delivered, in
 the evening, very interesting address, and his remarks were wall-timed. He said he
 was born and brought up in South Carolina,
 the Palmetto State. and was glad to have the
 privilege of assisting in decorating the graves of the northern soldiers, as he had the grave
 of southern soldiers, and he greeted as bright and promising the new era of good
 feeling arising between these two great sec- tions, once disunited. His remarks
 were heard with great interest and pleasure. The children did their part admirably in singing and Eeciting selections appropriate to the occasion. Rev. Mr. N. G. Squires of the Congregational church made prayer. The whole proceeding was very solemn and interesting and witnessed by large conceurse of citizens.
 There was more driving from the city to the shore yesterday than on any day this season. The season is opening somewhat slowly on account of the cool weather, but the outlook is encouraging and the landlords are looking forward to an unusually active summer. Landlord Freeman of the Beach House has many more engagements booked
 than he had at this time last year, and the other hotel proprietors are confident of good business
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SaIrpaas, &s.
New York, New Haven q HArolsSe
 R. R.. tJtfno list, 1884.

FOR NEW YORK-sa 6s. A 18 @4 2S, 15, S0s v So sS 10, S0 g 90, Ie 70, .12.00 noon.. q % p. ma way train to stafordl, T 80. *2 30 8 50 z 07 way to Stamford, thence Ex. to N. York;, ~6 07, 40, 7Is milk train with passenger sccommodations Beach; Cos Cob Harrison, Lorchnont and Pel- hanvine. c 45 gsy to Bridgeport>, g SS. F 0S ?. nn. Sundays, 9 Gs, @4 IS See g. m.. 00, ' 10 ss s5e m.
 Warrington Night Express via Harlem Hfver-Lssves st I'll 50 pm. daily stops at Mil- ford, Bridgeport, Sonth NorwSlk and Stamford. FOB BOSTON via SPRTNGFIELD--103 ca night, 52. O, .11 eS E. % T I6, IT, s 2s ?. Sundays, T t2 night, se 2s ?.
 FOR MOHTREA1. via Conn. River and 0. V. R. R.
 I'll 05 C. In., @ 26 D. Ea. daily except Sunday. FOR BOSTON v.aEEW LONDON AND PROVIDENCE -N12 46, night, -10 26 8. n. fast express @ts 16 Newport Express, goes farther than Provt. night For Boston via Hartford and N. &
 E. RR.-+2 80 :. daily.
 For Hartford. SprIoS1eId and merfdeK1,
 EcfI2 Is night, T ol night. (+2 80 6. u to Hart ford.) 52 DD. -To e5. <1I 05, .. m. 12 10 noon,
 T l6, s12, 50 t5 SS tn Hsrtfard), -6 2s, 12 D.
 ID. GuEdays- T 02 night, 8 25 p. r. FOR NEW LONDON, &c.-.12 {5 night, 0S, ~1p 20.
 10 55 En-. B Is, A I9 co. 18 D. m. @ co p m. train to 6uilford gees no fsrth ef.) EsuDdayR
 S12 4s night
 NtiiIaantic, &c.-Lesve New Haven for all sta.
 tious st Is a. rc., 20. 6 20 D. m. Connect st Ni6dIetown with Conn. Valley RR, and st Willt- Ed7nt!e with NY. & N. E. and N. L. 6 N.RR.. Tarne.Vilie with COLCHESTER BRANCH. Trains arrive in New Raven at co c.. h., 05, 05 pm. E. :. REEp, Fisa Pres;dsl.. --"ExpresS trains.
 aoaI Err,r
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fiinantiid
A Moderately Active Market-St0cks Working Fairly We'll UEder Good Influences.

O~O~~ Influences.
 NEW YoRK. Msy 3l. To-dsys stock market hss been of surprises Despite fairly steady opening the bulls did not hunger after stocks during early hours and they alto whispered about that the bank statement would prove to fe exceptionally bad. It goes without say irg therefore, that during ante meridian hours pri- cea saeged and preparations made for decided slump Nobody believed in tue certainty of general breakdown more implicitly than did the board Footd bearr, for they pounded prices and reoklessly en- tered into short contracts up to the very promulga tion of the bank statement When the statement was published they found themRelves caught in trap. Instead of everything going to rack and ruin 1t howed that they had gsined something s4,6OO,- 900 in reserve and lees than s. OGO0 below e- gal requirement. This unexpectedly good showing not only crested hurry-Ecurry among the shorts to cover, but attracted strong buying for the long count The result was sharp rally and an improve Hent, approaching to buoyancy, which at no time was more observable than at the end of the day. Everything upon the list partook of the prevailing hi larty and 10 stocks conspicuous in it than the so-called Gould speciaIties. Missouri Pacific Western Union and Uuion Pacific led the way and the Vanderbilts closely followed. The market closed fairly steady.
 Foreign exchange WAS quiet and steady. The nom inal asking quotations for sterling sixty at 4sSa4 sax for sixty day bills, 4s4aa4s5A for de- mand, 4S5s4 S54 for eablss and 4 489ha4.6Ik fol commercial
 Government bonds were dull but steady. lOlosIng prices reported private wires oi nkArz aIndt tSrOAar
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List Of Patents

issued from the D. 8. Patent oce for the week end ing May 27, 1884, for the State of Connecticut fur nished us from the office of John E. Earle Solicitor of Patents, New Haven, Conn.
 N. M. George, Danbury, car axle box.
 k. P. kcLAne, Mount Carmel, attachment for Ten. holders.
 Q. Fl. Merritt, Danbury, felting machine. VJ Munger, assignor to ScoVill Mfg. compAnyf sheet metal box.
 R. Rhodes, Hartford, magazine hrearm.
 8. Robinson, southington, wrench.
 G. o. Schneider, Ansonia, punch and die for eye letting machine.
 @. B. Sherman & ,. Mutt, Danbury, machine for hat wires.
 G; B. Sherman & J. Mutt, Danbury, wire framel
 Q. M. Spencer H. Rhodes. Windsor, magazine gun.
 J. Spruce, assignor to scovill, Mfg company Water bury, imitation tWtsted wire.
 B. Steele. assignor to Russell Erwin, New Britain combined carpenters square and bevel.
 N. O. Stiles MfddletoWns press for holding and cut ting sheet metal.
 K WfffA Hartford. ehaara.
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State Correspondence.
North Haven

- North Haven.
 The frost in this vicinity on Thursday evening was moro severe than has been known as late in the season for years. Early vegetables suffered greatly. Those engaged in market gardening estimate their losses from $500 to $1, GOO. One man built bon fires around field of strawberries, but be- came chilled himself and was obliged to give up. Another worked until o'clock in the morning to save his strawberries. Others ploughed around their vegetables, covering them with earth and succeeded in saving some, but on the whole, taking the frost, the cut worm and the potato bug, farming is considered failure.
 The dwelling house of Ezra Strong was raised by s. F. Lnsley on Saturday and will soon be ready for occupancy.
 The 5:05 o'clock train from New Haven on Friday afternoon ran over a valuable COW belonging to Marcus Jacobs, breaking it's leg. The animal had to be killed.
 A large delegation of soldiers from this place attended the Memorial services at Northford on Friday at o'clock p. m.
 Mrs. Mary Bradley, who since the death of her husband has resided with hor father, Edwin Mansfield, was Thursday last married to William Doolittle, of Cheshire.
 Colonel A. H Fenn has signifed his &C., eeptance of the invitation to deliver the craiion at the Memorial service on June 14.
 May 3I
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Personal

Mrs. 0. M. Marsh is stopping for the summer at Frink's Hotel, Stony Creek.
 Congressman Whiting, of Massachusetts, passed through here Saturday on his way to Washington.
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons give their second piano recital this evening at the New Haven Conservatory of Music. A very choice programme of selections is rendered.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02
Speculation and Human Nature.

TEA. B. in the New York Graphic With bright shekels well loaded went a-ballooniug:
 rose like rocket 20 bright in the sky; The balloon has exploded, My friends are lsmpooning,
 Of shektls my pocket is lightened and dry. And my friends are all vanished, Or ''turn the cold shoulder"
 And dropping wander no loving enc nfgh: Oh, feel as one banished, For all are grown colder;
 Departing ponder-oh. whithsr to hy7
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cream ana Oo1d We.16ar.

What luxury is bath in summer. Sure ly, but a greater luxuTy is 6 clear head in winter, just when almost everybody is sneez- ing and snufing with a cold in the head. But when you are attacked use Ely's Cream Balm. It cures colds i'm the head, and what is better, 1t cures the worst kind of chronic catarrh and hay fever. Not liquid, not a snuff. Pleasant to use. Quick relief. Radi- cal cure. i2 eod&w2w.
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KoRuIarN,

Che of the strongest proofs of the value of Kidney Wort as . remedy for all diseases of the Kidneys Liver and Bowels is the fact that 1t is pre- scribsd by irregular" ph ysicians Philip c. Ballou M D. of Monkton, Vt says: ''Take it all in all 1t is the most successful remedy have ever used"
 Do it Yourself. With Diamond Dyes any lady can get ss good results the best practical dyer. Every dye warranted true to nazae and sample 19c at druggists. Vel g. Richardson & Oo., Burlington, i2 cod " lw.
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Tutkle Family Reunion.

The Futile family reunion takes place at High Rock Grove August 13. Chairman s. G. Davidson says the prospects are good for the reunion being the largest and best the family has ever held in this State.
 Republican Ward Committees.
 Republican ward committees were elected Saturday evening as follows:
 Tenth ward-John H. Rowland, chairman; L. E. Peck, J. G. Dickerman, William E. Whittlesey, Jonathan M. Bishop, H. O. Beach, B. A. Chatfisld and F. A. Curtiss.
 Twelfth ward-Walter Hanson, chairman; Eugene Robinson, w. H. Morse, Alvah Granniss, 0. O. Dennison, Charles Standish and Jullus 0. Cable.
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Gra6fItrs' 6niht.
Change Of Time---Starin's Line.
Daily Except Saturday.

GmNSA Leave New Haven from starinis Dock at 1o:15 ?: m. The JOHN H. STARIE. Capt. lister. every Sunday. Tuesday and Thurs day: The ERAsTU5 CORNING Captain spoor, ev- cry Monday, Wednesday and Frf9sv
 Returning, leave New York from PEer Is font os Cortlands street, at D. m-the STARfF every Afou- Sunday. Tus sday and Thursday The onIy snnSay night boat from New York. ExcHrsioa tickets, SI.60 S0
 Free Coach ie=Tss the depot O arrival of Hare- fora train. caves cashef of ChUrch and CkapaI streets every half heur cotsza acirr at s:aJp.ta Iickess and Ststeroolas be pGE onAEet at L F.
 hyaer NO. 276 Chapel street, af she TantIns Hote
 or the DoWnes News Co.,, SS1 Chapel stS&ei md $ the Inter national Exchange. S1 Center streeS. D. M. COREL1N. Agent, Eu (c-.r.
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---" "ExpresS trains. --fLocal Express.
Philadelphia and Reading K. R.
 BOUND BROOK ROUTE

EHotA TE2EET0N AND PHILADELPHIA. efat.cu n New York, foot Lfhs5ty Et.. North Riyes
 COMMENCING MAY ii, 1888. Leave EsE Kcrk for Trenton and Philadelphia 7.45 e.30I Il.IS rn; lSU {, 43D B. 100 and 12.0O ?. supdsys. SAB s. na.: 5.Sa. 12 D.
 For SunbGry, Levisburg and Wil1iamspoft, 7.46 n. and D. ID. Drawing Room Cars on all day train and Sleeping Cars night trains.
 Laays PhilSdelphiS, occner Sth and Greene streets YS0 Ss0 a So, Il q. un. LIS, s45 54O 6.z5. l2 Sundays, SG 8. rn.; 5.50, 1s p. r. L SSt s.2D, 6.St; Sundays, g. Is pc.; 3.S0 p. LsaTo TTansop. Warren enc Tucker Bts., 1.26. SEQ scS 9.CO 1a-oS. 1i.S5 n 164 4.22. 624 7.2s P. suHdsyB, 1-2s, e.iS Tn.; 6.15 ?. n. c, q, HANCOCK. F. ?. BALDWIN, G. F. & '. A., Philadelphia, Gen. East. Pass. Agt.,
 New York.
 J.E. WooTTEN, Gen. MArager.
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Eervousness, nervous debility, neuralgia, nervous shock, St. Vtus' dance proetration md sl ieessea of nerve generative organs, are all permanently and radically cured by A1en1s Brain Food the great bo- tantcal remedy. s package, 6 for S5-At drrqeists CT by mail from J. B. Alens S15 First ave, New York City. m28eod3t wIt
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE
 CHEAP

light ROckaways platform springs; 1 Beach wagon; 1 top buggy, nearly new. Gall on or ad- dress 736 CHAPEL ST., Room 2. mt If
 MRS. RI. E. COWLES, M. ID. CHRONIC DISEASES A SPECIALITY
 93 Olive Street. Oface hours-10 to 12 and to {. m15 3u,
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CLAIR YGlYANT.

YESHE celebrated Business, Test and Healing Medi-
 F uLo, MRS. J. J. CLARK, 228 Grown St., old No. 136 Is winning golden opinions daily by her marvel powers. Mrs. Clark may be consulted all mat ters pertaining to business, social fe arriage dis ease, etc., etc. Under her treatment many invalids this city have been restored to health. She com pounds vegetable remedies from roots, herbs and barks, which have a surprising effect on acute and chronic complaints. Hours 10 to 12 8. h., to { D, DO. and avahnEF. al8
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02

Hear the foreman: ''The jury have agreed that Crosby's minute cure Is swift, sure and harmless, and will alleviate all pain.'' All Drueaists M3O 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02

Every neat housekeeper in America should use Sapolio; in fact, most of them do. m19 eod2mos
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ZHIs EI
 HOUSATONlC RAILROAD.

Commencing January 2s, 1884. EE<RATNs leave New Haven via K. T., N. H. & H. R. F. at 9.39 B. T. and 4.o7 D. h., connecting at Bridgeport for ettsheld and Intermediate stations, Albany via State Line and Saratoga
 T. D. AvERILL, General Ticket Agent.
 v. H. YEOMANS, Superintendent. General Offices, Bridseport Conn. s18
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil- dren teething is the prescription of one of the best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never failing success by millions of mothers for their children. During the pros cess of teething it's value is incalculable It relieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels and wind collie. By giving health to the child it rests the mother. Price 25c bottle.
 a9mws&w1y
 Vegetine is the great health restorer, com posed exclusively of barks. roots and herbs. Pleasant to take; children like it.
 na27 2kand1kv
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Notice.
JAMES G. McALPINE
DOS CHAPEL STREET,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub L0u lie that after association of eighteen years with the firm of J. B. Kirby Son, ke has opened the store
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NeW Haven & Northampton R. R.

Commencing Monday, Nov. 26. 1883 TESRAINs will leave New Haven for New Hart A ford, Westneld HoIyoke, Northampton, Will hapsburg Turner's Falls. Sheburne Falls and North Adams at 715 n, 10:20 s.. and 4:1O p. m.; and 6:30 p. m. for Williamsburg and stations south
 Connecting at Plsnvflle with N. Y. & N E R.R, at simsbury and Pine Meadow with II. & 0. ". R. R at Westfeld with B. tN 4. R. R. and at North Adams with T. 6 B. and B. H., T. & ". Railroads.
 There will be no connection for New Hartford OF 4:10 D. train or for Holyoke 630 p. m. train. For particulars ask for small time tables at any station, EDWARD A. RAY,
 G. T. Agent.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-02

next to the Boston Grocery tore and feels confident from thirty years experience in London, England, and this city in the actual making and repairing of fine watches that he is qualified to give satisfaction, and he hopes by strict attention to business and moderate charges to merit share of their patronage
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SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT.

umbrellas musicians and all the material of White Elephant Idoiatry accompany him.
 .sajMR0 AND & 40 TRAINED s4 NED ELEPHANTS. ONLY ELEPHANT.
 Only conaical Dwarf Elephant and largest Mepagerie
 Earth.
 Ring Circus 30o Performers 80 Acts!
 Elevated Stage for Marvellous Sensations.
 Gathering of Barbar1ans, including High and Low Caste Hindoos, Afghan Warriors Todas from the tive euhians from the Soudan, Zulu Braves. Brule sioux indians; Nautch Dancing Girls from India, 109 Uccivihzed, Expectations and Savage People ao exercise and illustrate their natural habits and customs as at home. CHANG, the tallest man alive ADMIRAL. DOT, the mimic actor and dude clown nAJoR ATOM, the smallest human being ever met lSnd7S4 people, APO finest horses ,enter tail ing and instructive show for the money than all the other exhibitions combined can produce. GRAND AND GORGEOUS STREET PARADE. The most elaborate and magnificent ever given by even this management, from the grounds at 30 a. The matinee performance Is always most desirable for ladies' children and aged people, and is precisely the the exhibition at night.
 Hundreds of thousands of moral and religious peo- pie attend this exhibition who never think of visiting another.
 WHATEVER IT ADvERTIsEa IT ALWAYS FIX EIBIrS. NO OTHER DOES THIS. For the accommodation of those who desire to avoid the crowds at the box office, tickets and served seats at the price the grounds and general admission tickets at the usual slight adva will be on sale at Loomis Temple of Music the day of exhibition only
 Seats for Twenty Thousand, and Five Thousand Opera Cushioned Chairs. General admission 50 cts children under nine yearE, 25 cents Reserved bered chairs extra.
 l Two performances every day. Doors open at l and '. Grand Oriental Entre at 2 and p. l BRIDGEPORT, TUESDAY. JUNE SD WATERBURY, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 4TH HARTFORD, FRIDAY. .-.................JU JUNE 9TH ! m24 or % 3I i9A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

Peter HawkinsOn IS visiting rela-
lives In Illinois.
Mr., John A. Larson is getting well
under DR.. Bradley's treatment.
Harvest h about here. Some have
alIeodv commenced, and nearly ali
buy their oils Of DIR. Knox at she
drug store.
Since last Friday evening our old
school house has been standing IN the
street In front Of the drug store.
Thev are now making ready 10 place
Il on its future foundation.
The carpenters and stone masons
are al work on Dr.. Knox's addition 70
the store Of +. E. Swanson q Co
shelton & Parker took their engine
cut OF their grinding room and got up
gieam and started for the hills.
The political pot has not began ie
toil much In this part OF the country.
EVERYTHING seems quiet and Wiien
election comes each one viii 60 % The
rolls and vote his sentiments
In regard 10 the Governor pardon
inc the saloon men OF Saiina, oul
Citizens have not much 20 say. Some
esV he did wrong. some say they thinl
- dia right under the circumstances
but 1 cay, n. u MORE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26
New Cambria Krumbs.

several Of our farmers have c''hl-
mencel cutting wheat.
Much sickness Is being complained
of i'm the community.
The Sunday School is In flourish
ing condition, and has large attend
ance.
Some Of our citizens are very indig-
nant over the action taken by Gov
Click in the liquor cases.
Miss Emma Ewing returned 70 hei
home at solomon, after spending d
week very pleasantly with the iaiu
ily Of ID. $. KOhr.
Joe Ream Is able to be out on
erutches, and Is improving daily.
Sweet cider and soda Is again ION
tap'i in the thriving little village Of
| Cambria.
NIP. Price and Mrs. A. Brewer
were quietly married at the residence
Of the officiating clergyman, J. W
Blundon, on the l0th inst, and have
gone to housekeeping Ia their beauti
| ri home known as the Divelbiss iarh
| lately purchased by Mr.. Price.
M. Il. HEAD.