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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

We failed to get in last week.
Everybody speaks well Of the mann
moth edition.
Everybody should send . copy 0f
the l2 900 to his friends in the east
Monday will long be remembered -
a day % gentle zephyrs.
Daring the wind storm Monday
night, Larson and Thofsienberg's
coal sheds were blown down, and Geo.
Striege's hOuse was badly twisted
out Of shape.
s. +. Nelson h having stone hauled
on his lots with which be expects 10
build q cellar and foundation foT bis
new business house that be expects
10 bald IN the near future.
]. A. Ward, the SZerOn % Old,
stopped In toEn Last Monday, and
tOok dinner with Dr.. Knox and fam
ily. NF. Ward was on his way 10
BridgepoFt 20 take charge Of the
school there. Mr.. Cochfane. the old
teacher, steps down and up.
Since our last iGas Mr.. Henry @.
Hanson has bought Of Henry Gunner
son the 50 acres on which Heavy nav
lives for the neat little sum Of t2,50o
Henry c. means business, and ere
long you may expect to hear some
thing "dHp."
We understand that Peter HsEkin-
son has bought the little hotel pep
erty OF his brother, Dr.. HOlcomb, and
will soon add an addition thereto.
Pete may turn out to Be 9 landlord
vet. NO. MoRE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

The emigrant edition has proved a
success In every degree. Hardly
without an exception, ii is pronounced
the best paper for emigration pur-
poses that was ever Issued IN Saline
county. It is being we'll distributed
much better than It was supposed II
would be-and goes to every northern
state In this Union. and many Of the
southern states II - also sent TO
many foreign countries. II was Mr..
c. c. Cup who frat conceived the
Idea Of such 3 paper, and the eoneeP-
ton was surely amsgnllleent thought;
for la no other way could 80 much he
done In print for our country, - by
having different skilled writers treat
Of subjects they were perfectly con-
versant with. We still have on hand
. number Of papers Whieh We hope
our friends will help ns distribute. by
sending in the names OF eastern par
ties who will be likely to be induced to
emigrate to our country. after having
read OF its good points" We are re-
eeiving BY every mail demands for
copies Of the paper. from every diree-
ton, % thst the edition is we'll adver-
tised
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Al early morn, Sunday, the body
Of Daniel Cashier was found by his
son suspended By q rope in the stable
Of the deceased, on his premises In
East Ealina- His sOu relates that dur
ing the night, the father persisted 10
remaining Up, and Was engaged a.
siduOasly in writing letters During
the evening, also, be made several
trips 20 town. Before dsy-bTeak, he
visited the bedroom Of his wife aud
daughter, kissing them afIeetiOnately;
snd on being asked Il be did not pro
pose TO retire to his bed, answered Il
win net 20 10 bed any more" The
son rising early, went to the stable to
do bis accustomed chores and diseOv-
cred the body as stated. A cOrOneF's
jury was summoned, an inquest held,
and the verdict below was returned.
II vas proven that the letteFs which
were written, - stated, contained
nothing Ineligible. he vas = hard
drinking man, and probably under
the influence Of liquor took his own
life. His sgs vas 50 yesFsand Il days
He was buried last Tuesday. The
verdict Of the jury was 81 follows:
STATE OF Kansas,
County Of Saline.
An inquest holden ai Saliha, Saline
county, Kansas, on the 9th day Of
March. 1884. before me, John B. Gro
ger, coroner Saline county, on the
body Of Daniel Caster then lying dead,
by the jurors whose names are hereto
subscribed.
The said jurors, upon their oaths, do
say that the above named Daniel CAST
ner came to bis death on the eth day
Of March, 1854. ct OF about O'Clock
q M, By hanging himself BY hempen
cord IL the stable south Of his resi-
dence on Iron avenue, East 6alina,
caused BY excessive use Of intoxicat-
Ing liquor and family trouble
WV Bartlett, + Eberhardt.
GeorZe White, ] d N Conrad,
G s RadeliG, I'd Lott.
Subscribed to before me e. Salins,
Kansas, this eth day Of March, 1884.
JOIfE B. GROCER,
Coroner Saline 70.
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PinH Ilsns

March came In Ike q lion.
Items are rather scarce In this vicin-
ity, no murders, suicides, aud but few
marriages.
Mr.. Adams is fencing In one-half
section Of land, for his sheep.
Messrs. A. B. Chapman and o. +.
Hart have erected q mill On Gypsum
Greek, one-half mile east Of Bates &
Tinkler's store. They are running
e Freneh corn burr, and are doing
good work on both meal and chop
feed. It is to such men Of enterprise
that We owe the comforts Of civiliza-
ton. They are going TO put In .
wheat burr, and all the Necessary
machinery TO make good -four, 81
soon a. Il strives. They are charging
six cents q bushel for grinding. They
will also keep hogs in connection with
the mill, but they viii not bother the
nelghbors, 81 they will keep them In 3
pen. Go to their mill II you want
a square deal Of both chop and meal
The burr Is stone, not stsel.
Mr.. Stephen Kouus Il going 10
have his corn chopped ct the Pllny
Mills for his faftenlng cattle. 10
would be much better for the farmer
IL he had all OF his grain ground for
his stock. Go 10 the Pliny Mills Tor
honest measure. / was engineer pro
TEN. consequently was close
OBSERVER
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Mr.. r Dresser who has been very
low GoF I've weeks, J. recovering as
fast g. circumstances will permit. He
las had the best Of care aud II he
dnsa mt hare q hack set. will come
cut al rigbt
Married 81 the residence Of +.
DreEsF, Feb. -, 1854, By the Rev.
Geo. PeirEon, Mr.. Harry Leperspn
and Mis- Eurhemia Wtilett, OF k,ngie-
wood, His Miss WiIlett Il q cousin OF
=. Dresser, Esq. Nay their lives be
long and happy, and not one black
cloud OTerEhad0W their future hap
pines, and IL Family Iars' ever
come into their peaeefll sbode may
they b died with sugar and spice,
and al thinga nice, and n in the fl-
ture should Troublesome comforts
come, nav q draw them nearer and
dearef 10 each other, is the wish OF
their many friends.
Died q dropsy Of the heart, Feb,
-, &c Sc. George. kanEas, C. W.
Enenn. SD IS VeaFs, 9 months aad 2
daFH. Re Raa member offisW Gore
PGst, No. lco "a Riley Co, and was
buried O. the Manhattan cemetery,
with tie honors q the g. A. II. He
Eal tie oldeai bFotheriofB. 3. Knapp,
Of this place, and one % the fFst set
tleB q Kansas. coming here IN The
al -of lisa one By one the old
scl1isa drop %.
AIfquiet IN "Desstriek" No. IL
<
TIE mos popalay Boot and She's
siols a. fhs West
=. HAseAEI &Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Sunday was our fFst Kansas day.
Wheat looks fine in this vicinity,
and the farmers are In good spirits.
The wheat buyers at this place have
been busy for the last two or three
weeks.
Berwick INDUCED in . spelling
school, Tuesday night.
Thos. Ritter, Of Berwick, viii sell
yod q cheap BelfBindeF this summer,
and he sells none but the very best.
Mr.. John Maltby has returned from
Ills, with Q fine Norman hOrge,
which we think isthe finest In the
county.
Mr.. Jacob Reeser, Of Dry Greek,
makes 9 flying trip 20 the Southeast
ern part Of this State this week.
Miss Annie Hill, Of Saline Valley,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mn. Israel
Snyder.
Mr.. Jacob Reeser and family were
the guests Of Mr.. Thomas Creamef
and sister over Sabbath.
Mr.. Scott Mangold who lately AZ
rived from Ohio, has purchased Mr.
AllEeQ w nllcA AAIAIf aolAn " nlA-
wick. Mr.. White has moved 10 Be-
lima.
Mr.. Strong has moved into his neat
little dwelling which he lately erected
on H. /. Jones farm.
Mr.. Sames Bacon's barn Is CON-
Pleted and shows up well for Mentor.
Miss Hattie Godfrey IL now e
home. Her term Of school ei Gum
mlt having expired,
Thomas Creamer says ell persons
who cross the river on the east side,
are sure to get him q better half, and
he has termed it the dead line. Now
Thomas, we are not disposed to srgue
this case with you, but would say We
would he happy to see you cross dead
line
Israel Snider has q sale Of personal
property March the 20.
Rev. Green will preach his last ser
men next Sabbath, ct this place, TN
after Conference meets
We are here yet, and here to stay,
but we didn't get IN for four OF I've
weeks, and s. came 70 the 'front.' with
the "Arusien week before last; and
now while we thank him, you excuse
as and We viii try and st there JET
ONCE NJ A WHILE.
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llama

Old Boreas has seemingly Lost his
grip and 80 has the southwest wind
and Is coming upon rs with ven
Eeance that Is detrimental to straw
sheds, hay stacks &c
There Il considerable lana changing
hands IN this vicinity. The latest ar
rival e Mr.. Blu, nom Indians. he
Intends 10 lOcEis on the William
Amos farm.
There e considerable sickness in
this township Frank Shirar has
teen very SICK with scarlet fever,
Fred Forcht has been confined to his
house for some time with sickness.
Mis- Jessie Shelton Il quite sick, and
we are all very sick Of the cold
weather.
From what We can learn from re-
port and By observation, the winter
wheat Is doing well and bids fair to
be q good crop. TTRo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Margaret Custer Calhoun, the ae-
cODplished sister o. the late Gen. Gus
ter, gives q recital foFthe benefit Of the
@. A. r. Tomorrow night She h sid
TO be one Of the best elOeutiOnisis 10
the country, and that her readings
give geneEal satisfaction. She e q
soldiers sister and . soldiers WitloE-
her husband Was killed e the time
Custer net his heroic death.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

In the conduct Of the Foster case,
Just closed In the Supreme court, 4 is
due 30 Hon. T. +. Carver, Of Salina,
who hes bad charge Of The ease, 70
say that be acquitted himself with
great credit. Mr.. Carver and bis A.
sociates have won q victory for law
and order which will have . ghole-
some effect upon officers who refuse
20 do their sworn duty Topeka Ca1p-
fflT7
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

On Z. G. Phillips, 81 ranch eight miles
east Of city, or enquire ofM. J. Welis-
lager. tt
Llbbey's Protection Congress Shoe
At n. HagPaFl . Cos
Money To- loan At RsdellG 4 Mar.
tins
shell PApsf 81 Whitehead & Sea-
mans
For RESF-Ths front once On
Whiiehead's Building. III.
The delivery Of Edsards' Saline
County Atlas win cOmmenee during
the month Of April, lss4,and continue
until completed
WASTED-At the Whitman H0uae
ali the chickens in the country.
10000 Hedge Plants. FIST olasl-
$50 per thousand. ]. A. BANEER
Rriggs 4 GebhArt have rsplsnuhed
their Hardware stock, and have ane
lire q Coak SsoysA
Shelf paper ~ Whitshead 4 Sea-
man's.
Pure breed Piymouih Rcek EEB
foe hatehing, 80 cents per doa.. for Eals
By r. 7. WAIsON. sA
Cincinnati foods nowhere. eom-
pared with the foods Of elegant val
paper coming in At Whitshsad . ssa-
maniB.
IfyOu want an excellent sitting Sait
Of Clothes. 60 b SosbeEE 'ssnd eEamino
his latest New YOEkslylss. pEOnoasesd
By All to Be the bet.
Farmers eaI q HoEben's ResiaW-
sut foE Dinner. QRIy &C.
Ifyoa wait . nsv trVnk Coua aPd
zee our new dsslgPs NJ IN PFssss y
ths Vosd. psnphsH 4 Eatdin.
CinciARati annas nsghsls. oom-
parsd with the Sod IS sls0nnf gan
p.pss e0ulng n Il WhIisAsad = So
man'S.
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RanIrk nama.

Prospects for spring, good.
Mr.. Alton White has moved to Sa-
lima.
Mr.. ]. A. Maltby has built \ new
barn for that horse Of his.
We think the wheat is all right
and stood the winter we'll.
The wind Of last Monday night did
quite 3 large amount Of damage in
this nelRhbofhoOd. 70 blew down l..
Remlatleis harm, and did quite . lot
&c damage 30 W. B. TOWnsend's out
buildings and his wind mill tower,
also many other sInall building.
Mrs. j. A. Maitby Il visiting her
parents IN Cowley county, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

The Fundamentally mee1ng q W.
e. 7. U. will meet with Mn- 5pivsy.
on south Eighth street, on Tuesday,
March 18th, at SP. n. As there b
husiness Of importance before the
meeting, We would earnestly SAX The
ladies 10 come out and identity them
selves a. Temperance people and
work with NJ. MRS. BlILLEE,
Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Mr. w. A. Parker b % have 40
aaeG6n sals q bis farm iss miles
Southeast o. saiiaa on Thufsdsy,
Mareh q. At this sale. harzas, cat
De and arm implements yin Be sold
Il is al The best graded stock, and
thOss interested should be sure and
attend. Et win Be 20 their interest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13
Hobbs Greek Items.

TN Miller and VIM. KinneaE
have returned from their Southern
trip, where they have been visiting
their old friend and neighboT, Adkin-
son. They give us glowing account
Of that beautiful country, and think
some Of emigrRting there before long.
We understand that Mr.. Rees has
been offered $40, 600 for his farm.
The spelling school, held ct the
Hobbs Greek school house last Mon.
day night, was q grand succes8. MI.
Simpson being the best speller.
Our new doctor u having good sue
oeas with his wonderful cure try .
sample bottle
Our Hobbs Greek school T. progress
Ing' finely. The following pupils
have been perfect In department.. and
have an average sehOlarshlp Of 90 or
more Olive SWlshel, Katie SEisheF,
Sarah EveFhaTt, Eleanor Eggleston.
Claza Fenska, Charley SWlsher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

The COMMITTEES Of our citizens
which vent eRst to consult with the
omceFs offhe B. 4 NJ. was made up
as follows; G. z. Faulkner, e w.
obeF, n. D. league, A. L. Dodge, J..
J. Crippen, F. n. Hamilton, and @.
Eberhardt. They met the President
Of the road, who assured them that II
the road vas built south from Con-
cordia It would be built to Salina bat
that It was the present intention to
build only to Concordis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13
AFn1F FER So

IS aeErs under cultivation. about 2
serss o. thriving timber. IA appls
bearing trees snd 100 peach bearing
tres. Also ehsFriss and Piums.
Good waisF. Two miles southeast Of
ssllna, On the Smoky Hin river. For
further paFtieulan aPPly %
CHARLES YOUNG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Last Tuesday evening, Rev. Klsaell
and his wife received = genuine
pounding from their people. A host
Of their friends pounded 10 upon
them, and with genuine good win,
peitsd them with at LEAST SO worth
Of Ilfe's substantials. Il was & glad
hour for the pastor and wife, not
soon 70 BE- forgotten.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

For ans tone, ans anish, cheaPnsss
and sasJ paymsnts, the HsAly Is not
OxceTsd In this market. Bear these
facis In mind Ehsn yOa buy = piano
Nm Ellen P. Libby, Einth strest-
head Of Mulharry-lq the arent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Mn. Ro5t DoRIiis returned from
hsf sOqfhsrh TIP ysterasE. NJ.
uoFfspk eEpeeis 3 siaFtt {. 90 hesd q
9oaRE ertlis % EyomisE sboqt ~
iss e. April Et gOs9 th1oush VIA
than. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

Comrades, you are hereby n0ilaed
that there viii be = special meeting Of
our Post, held at oar usual plaee Of
meeting, on the evening Of March "A.
1854 Important business to Be con-
adhered. A full attendance Il desired.
BY order Of A. G. Walt, Commander.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13
N. Haggart & 90 have
the finest kid button a
shoe in the market for
IS.


One Of the best improved Farms OF
40 acres In Saline County, st so per
acre. 10 miles East Of Salina in Gyp-
sum Valley. Apply to wesley
Kouns. P. o. address, Solomon City,
Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13
RWRRARKAHE,RI

And pei Il E true, fhst ObsE q Hass-
man sell better goods e much lower
Pricos flEn their neighboFs can, az a..
ford 10 ssIL
Ifyo1 dol't believe if.
Gene, and ven prove it
KGnol
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Cincinnati aoods nowhere, con-
pared with the foods Of elegant wall
paper coming in 81 Whitehead 4 Sea-
mans.
Elegant stock Of Boots
and Shoes, ct Ober and
Hageman's.
New books put In circulating libra
y every % days at a. 7. 4 n. n.
Griar's.
Fen RENE-A hns suite Of Rooms
front rooms-wIth folding doOFs and
four large south windows, In Daily
Block A hall entrance 10 each
room-
Cincinnati foods nowhere CON-
pared with the foods Of elegant wall
paper coming IN At whitehead q
'Seaman's.
Do you want 70 sell your farm? II
%, 20 10 RadciiG 4 Martins and have
your farm placed upon their books, e
they are making out = list Of farms
for sale which they are going TO send
east.
Cincinnati foods nowhere, COM
pared With the floods Of elegant wall
paper coming In At Whitehead 4 Sea-
mans.
A splendid line Of new Clothing
just arrived. Good styles. well fitting
and low priced ct
Campbell 4 TuthiIl's.
Williams & Benheld
have just received the
finest stock Of WHIPS
ever brought to this
market.
Do you want to sell your farm? II
90, 20 10 Radcllf 4 Martins and have
your farm placed upon THAR books, -
they are making out = list Of farms
for sale which they are going to send
asst.
The best looking hats
in Salina. ct ober and
Hageman's-
WANTED-A cook ct the Pacific
House.
Campbell q Tuthill have just re-
eeiVed . car OfsaFthenWare, the finest
and best ever received in the county
Also hanging baskets and flower pots
to please all. Go aud zee.
Eggs from thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock hens, 50 cts per setting. Set
tings from . select few, perfect In
every point, 400. III. GRAY,
Corner Walnut and Eleventh streets
At.
Eight head Of young work horses
for sale 1t my place. VIII be sold for
cash o. on time A. ID. SHERMAN
73-t.
N. Haggart & 90 have
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-03-13

TIE largest stock Of
Dry Goodl 10 salina.
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can end EVERYTHING
there
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Ladies'. Attention.

New MIIlinaEy Store Fancy Goods
and hair Work. Corner Ash St. and
Santa 30. Mas. l. P. 00ODYRHR
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FaIr VisH FrultFsrm ed Msrksi aardan.

(Ffue miles south fran Sdliad o. ne
river
5aO0o Raspberry and Strawberry
plants for sale, also Blackberry, Cur
ant, GoossbeFry, Grape, Pie Plant
&e. Apple, Peach, Pear, and Cherry
Trees, Climbing Roses, WINS. and
Lilac bushes. No. / Hedge Plants,
Cabbage plants, Tomato plants,
Sweet p0tatOe plants, &C. In their sea
son Stock delivered in Sailna when
ordered =. /. JoEEs, Proprietor.
75E.
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DR.. Bishop staFtsa Monday 10 meet
Mn. bishop. and aecOmhaht her to
Les vesas.
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The ladies OF the Presbyterian
Church will hold = social at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. d. Whitehead, on eth
street, next Tuesday evening, March
IS. A cordial Invitation Is extended
10 all.
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THURsDAY, MARCH b. ~.

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