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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Fine weather, aud farmers general
~ improving IL gathering aud storing
their abundant harvest Of corn.
Not much Of q boom just now in
our neigh bOrhOOd; but wont. We
arouse ourselves when the proposed
r. II. Is being pushed through from
Salina 20 Great Bend
The friends and relatives Of Mr..
Beng Johnston were painfully shock
ed at hearing Of mis- sudden death
which occurred Friday morning, being
the result Of an accident received,
while on his way home from Salina,
Thursday. The funeral was held
at the house Sunday, and the remains
taken to Marquette for interment.
The sympathy Of all Is extended 10
the bereaved family.
While death comes In at one door,
life comes in at another; and this
time life is ushered in AZ neighbOr
Gnlinghamis, and he welcomes 10 bis
home a fine boy.
Mr.. Asa Watson is making some
decided Improvements Rt bis old
home. Mr. Huskey has moved into
Asa's former residence.
Miss Ella Burke IL teaching i'm OuI
district and finds that she has rather
poor accommodations for 30 full 8
school. When will we have q new
school house? Co. Sup't has made
Us q call and am sure has the good
viii Of both parents and pupils.
Some talk Of q singing school be
ing organized.
To the public generally wish e
say: Beware Of travelling profession
ais, who claim TO treat special dis
cases. This neighbOrhOOd has been
treated to q visit from such q one, and
I wish TO warn others from receiving
such unprincipled visitors. You SEE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Items are rather scarce 10 this
neighbOrhoOd, yet we can chronicle
q ssneW conner e the house o. MI
Dickeyis on Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Miller's team, which bad
been lei standing Ia bic cor1fleld on
lass Monday while be was looking
sitter some strange hogs, became
frightened at q dog chasing q rabbit,
and ran away, but Il was SION caught,
and no serious damage done.
Mr.. Ed. Arnold, teacher IN district
No. 81. spent the Sabbath with our
teaeher, J. A. Ward.
The farmers are busy gathering corn
Of which there Il no lacE.
Speilingin the S0lburgischool-house
on Friday night.
Our school e full 10 overfowing, bul
everything ls moving along smoothly.
Miss Minnie Euglehard. Of Ottaws
county, Il visiting with the families Of
Fred. and August Schultz.
Mrs. James Reser Is suffering with
inflammAtOry rheumatism.
Our Sundsy-sehOol IL in q flourish
ing condition. It meets every Sab-
bath at ESQ o'cock, standard time. We
extend q cordial invitation 20 ell who
can TO attend. A preaching appoint
msDt would be very acceptable st this
place at present.
Election day viii soon be here;weare
unable 70 say how the bonds will 60
in this precinct, bnt hope they viii
not be defeated.
Il IN rumOred that a wedding is
near at hand.
We feel for the poor innocent COB
blers that will be made 10 suffer on
Thanksgiving Day, yet we will be
thankful u we get, even q gizzard.
SAN PATCH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate cOnveyances for the
week ending Nov. 2lst, 1885, furR-
ished by Wight, Henne d Lynn, Alb
stractOrs Of titles, Salina, Saline county,
Kansas:
U.s.to C. W. Games patent WIFI
nWQr 50 IS 4.
UPR + Co to r BardOnner " d
swqF 10 500.
Samuel Dausnns and wife 10 G A
Gustafson wd nwqr IS S2.4O0.
State OF Kansas 20 Bengt johnson
patent nwqr see 86,i55.
] D BOWersoek trustee 10 Helen II
EgglestOn, " & lots and IS Cover
and Van Fleets add $40.
s { Warren and wife TO Elizabeth
Burk wd lots - y Fifth street SALINE
500.
J N POsilewait and wife 10 Geo
Kureger and J d Hagan " d lots IS
81 Seventh street Saline $3.50.
VIM Patterson TO Susie Patterson
" d lot . and Wifi lot 3 on Eighth
street Saiina s.. O00
A Andersen and wife to AndeEs An
derson " d shf &c qr - Is 4sl, 45o.
Jno KrOft and wife 10 Ino II smith,
" lot i73 on Fourth street baiina,
saa.
W B seholi and wife % Rebeeca
Smith " d lot l7s on Fourth street
Salina S50.Oo.
Assaria Town Co 10 o H Thorsten.
berg " q lot - on Second street,
AssaFia SO.
Assaria Town 60 10 OH Thorsten-
hs-r.r - 4 lof a ard AZ an Sao0nd
street Assaria $50
II b Blair and wife 10 Thorstenbere
Bro v d % ne Or u IS 3 SIS.
United States 10 BENJAMIN Town
FR r w rel 155
70 Town, single. to II W Chapman
! Wd WI e. 4 SC 2 $50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The county attorney has arranged
for proceedings against the Germans
and Salina Social clubs at the coming
term Of the District Court. The pros
ecutions will come up upon an agreed
statement Of facts settled upon be
tween the county attorney and attorn-
eys for the clubs. The question as to
the cOnstitutIOnallty Of the section Of
the Prohibition law providing for
keeping club rOOms." &o.. will be
fesled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The new grocery house Of Seydell
& Curtis Is lready furnished with q
good trade. They have a magnifi-
cent line Of groceries, and the patrons
receive the most Obliglng treatment.
This is the cause OF their success. II
you want fresh and good groceries,
anything nice crOekery or glassware
go 70 their store. Remember the sign
of the Star.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

H asnker. single 10 8 OphiF. Wd.
seqr IL Is 5 1900.
WR Lamer 4 wife 10 J 8 Hagier
Wd lot 9, Block 8 Bridgeport $50.
= Q Wigelos q wife % A O Wig
gins. Nd ~ OF nUqr Of ne a neqr Of
nv 10 IA . $500.
I'D Wellington & wife 10 W n
Kingsbury, wd Min Reserve No 4
5000.
is Gels 4 wife to NJ Wagner, Wd.
lot 80 Santa Re Ayenus f125.
q S to R Bardonner, part seqr 10
l32
Us to helrsofC W Carnes part Of
ehf uWQr 81 rs I.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
Musio-Voice Culture, Piano and
nH1an

Musio-VOice Culture, Piano and
Organ.
Instructions in the above depart
ments Of music will be given by the
Misses Miles at the Normal Universi
ty Building. The course pursued d
one intended to ut the student for the
advanced study of the masters in a
regular conservatory course as well
as to execute parlOr music. AS soon
as the pupil is sufficiently advanced,
works of the German and italian CON-
pOsers with German lingering will
be. given, together with suitab L
etudes, scales, and arpeggiO practice,
with an occasional selection from
modern composers. For terms aud
further information call at the Uni
versity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Tie following i taken from 3 late
number ofthe Tacoma. w. r., Nesus
Hon. Thos. Cavanaugh came IL on
the train last evening and len again
this morning for Olympia Mr.. Cav
envaugh hss purchased the Olympia
Courier and also purchased the mate
rial Of the defunct Transcript Office.
which Was sold &c auction on Satur-
day last. Mr.. Cavanaugh is an old
newspaper man and q wide awake
Journalist, and viii undoubtedly make
. lively paper out Of the eomblnati0n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Mr.. w. h Bishop, late Of Brook
Vile, has located in Sallus- and form
ed a partnership with Mr.. r. A..
Burch in the practice Of the law. Their
Office IL located In the roomsju vaca-
ted By DR.. Daily, in the old Daily
block. These two bright young men
will compose a strong IaH firm, which
viii eventually become one OF the
best In SalIna- Success 10 them. for
they are worthy oft.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Messrs. Bovard & Dixon, a large
eoal firm OF Kansas City, have Offered
TO furnish coal 70 the Salina Water
Works Co, for oney year from Jan. LIST,
at rate Of Sl.l5 per ton cheaper than
the company has been getting il.
This contract, Of course, is based upon
the supPosition that the Missouri Pa
cifie Is 70 be built into Salina. This
firm also states that anthracite Goa
can be furnished ip Salina at SO per
ton-provided the road Is built.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

There Is q charm lingering about
the history Of the unfortunate Mary
Stuart which will not fade 30 long As
the world lasts. From the time she
sails from Scotland to become the
bride Of the French king until she
lays her head upon the block, the
story OF her career is a romance,
which has never before been equaled
In real life. The devotion of her fol-
lowers TO her fortunes has brought for
the admiration OF the world. Even
when every hope Of escape from the
vengeance aud hate Of her imperial
cousin had been dissipated, there were
thousands Of swords ready to IN
sheath for the rescue, were the OPP
porsunity but given. No female in
history so much wins the admiration
Of brave and chivalrOus souls as
Nary Queen OF SCOTS. The story Of
her life will never grow wearisOme,
aud thus Il ls that In the drama the
great play Of Schiller is 50 attractive.
II seems to Us that the genius Of
Jauauschek finds ample scope for
action in this great emotional drama.
She is well supported. especially in
the impersOnation Of Queen Elizabeth
Miss Eugene DeForesU who in face
aud form aud costume very we'll
represents the famous life sized figure
in the Tower Of London, representing
the queen on one Of her progresses.
the Earl Of Leicester, Sir Edward
Mortimer aud the Earl of Shrwsberry
are respectfully parts well filed. The
Janauschek company made good Inn
preston on the large audience which
assembled Monday night. It was at
least 3 SlO0 house. The Saliua
orchestra, with their nine instru-
ments, rendered most charming
music.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

/ want one first-class agent to can
vass in city, either gentleman or lady,
will pay either salary or commission:
o. F. RUSSELL, Pacific House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Ladies gold stem wind watches
from SIS upwards. Ladies gold and
rolled plate, Vest chains, necklaces and
bracelets the best and cheapest at
S. J. Striekler's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
Enolish Lutheru Church

Regular services on Sunday nom
ing At II o'clock. There will be no
evening service. Sunday-sehool ~
9:45 A. NJ. The Ladies Aid Society
will meet at Mrs. Dihle's on n. sth
street, on Friday at P.M.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26


Do not fail 10 see the GOldens Mon
day night. This is the largest and
most complete company that has ever
visitedSalina.
The young ladies Mission Band OF
the Presbyterian church will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the home
Of the secretary, 800, Santa Fe. at 4:SO.
A large attendance Is desired as we
hope to have 4 good meeting. All are
invited. MAMIE PIERCE
Sec'y
Only IS cents to see Fun on the
Bristol" at the Opera House on
Thursday evening, Nov. 26. Improve
the opportunity, and see the very best
and most laughable play Of the sea-
son.
The Goldens at the Opera House
Monday night, in the Great Play,
1.-THE Planters Wife.
Grand Army charms at s. ]. Strick-
ler's, 1.-The jewelers..
Any person desiring a competent
nurse, enquire OF DR.. Collins. Az.
We have farms to exchange for city
property. KRAFT 4 BISHOP.
We have houses to trade for farm
property. KRAFT & BISHOP.
Cuff Buttons with pin and chain at
taehment. for the ladies, at s. J.
Stnckler's.
Kraft & Bishop can insure you
against Fire, Lightning, Tornado,
Cyclones or Wind-stOrms. ONCE In
Campbell block.
Organs and Pianos for sale at @.
Melbert's.
Gold. silver aud steel spectacles to
1t all eyes At S. J. SIriekler's.
The best old Line Companies are in
Faulkner a Gays Office In Post Office
Block.
Collar Buttons. Scarf Pins, and
sleeve Buttons In solid gold and
rolled gold plate at Striekler's.
Insure your property with Faulk-
ner & Gay.
Rings, charms and chains In solid
gold and rolled gold plate at s. J
Nriekler's, lis Santa Fe avenue.
To Farmers.
II you want something good in the
meat line call on ~.
A. g. SToLPER,
East room Of new Daily Block.
Fine Gold Pens and holders ct s. J.
Strickler's.
Lamb, Veal, Beef. Mutton, Bacon,
Ham, Lard. ETC., At A. g. Stolper's.
The Aurora Quick train watches at
S. J. Striekler's, us Santa Fe avenue.
Fine Roasts.
Tender Steaks.
Good Boiling Meats-in fact every
thing in the meat line at A. @. stol-
per's new meat market In Daily
Block.
Masonic Pins, Odd Fellows Pins,
Knights Of Labor Pins, at Striskler's.
IFS Santa Fe ave.
J. r. Boyd 4 Co., Brokers. place
deals on Chicago and Sc. Louis Boards
Of trade in wheat, corn, oats, pork or
lard.
Having discontinued tina practice Of
my profession. desire each and all
indebted 70 me 10 call and settle with
me at once by cash or note.
4l-4W. Dr.. 8. A. AcKERalAE.
Hogs are going % market freely e
present-but prospects are there win
be q much lighter run next month,
when We would advise buying mes
pork, a. Il win surely pay . proat Of
from s. TO 500 per barrel.
J.R. BOYD 4 Co, Brokers'
Wheat win son be cheap enough %
buy. as the crop IL largely short this
seanon, and large capitalists are IN.
yesfing freely. Call on J. r. BOYD
4 Co. Brokers. for further particulars
Fer Rent.
A oue-stoFy house With i've Fooma,
situated on Second street Good
veil and cisfsrn. Inquire Of
- a. -. - ~ ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26


Last Thursday Ben. johnson, q
Swedish resident Of Summit town
ship,in company with his brothers,
was on his way 10 Salina. When 10
the neigborhOOd Of Bavaria, the team
In crossing = gulley, came 70 = sudden
halt, aud the first named person re-
ceived an internal injury by the shock
which caused his death that night
He walked = mile or 80 before he
reached Sallna, during which he suf-
fered no special Inconvenience from
the injuries. But when the party
reached Chas Holmqvist's hotel be
had to be lifted from the wagon aud
carried % his room. A surgeon was
sumnoned Who gave him medicine
which relieve him. He Vas sleep
ing In a noon With his two blothers,
who were not at ell alarmed BY his
condition. But the next morning
the sufferer vas found dead. His
body was carried b the farm 10 SUM
NIT township. where the funeral oc-
CURED. The deceased had lived In
thia country about four years.
The business men held q meeting
Tuesday night 20 make arrangements
Tor the election next Tuesday. sew
eIal committees were appointed.
The participants were al ailYs to the
importance Of he elestinn ard mani
/ fesisi q sIdrii % achieve q triumph.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The friends Of Rev. K. Locke, FORM
erly pastor Of the NJ. +. church OF
BrOOkville, will be panied to hear Of
the following sad accident which has
befallen him:
CENTRALIA, Kas., Nov. 20.-Rev.
+. Locke, pastor Of the 81. +. church
while passing over freight train that
WIS standing ON the crossing, caught
his foot between the draw head aud the
car as il moved up. smashing his foot
10 II jelly. He was held in TINS posi-
ton for nearly half an hour before
relieved. Mr.. Locke was removed to
the parsonage and Drs. Best aud Hid
den summoned. Their decision l.
that the loot will have 10 be ampu-
lated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

On next Tuesday the citizens Of
SaIina viii be called upon to vote Inn
provement bonds to the amount Of
Sl6, 100, TO be used in providing proper
terminal facilities for the Missouri
Pacific. Ground for shops, for depots
and for tracks is absolutely essential ;
and IL is the practice Of cities to pro-
vide these facilities for large railroad
work. Sallna has in days past expe-
rienced the hostility Of q great rail-
road corporation, and found her pro
gress greatly impeded on account Of
il. Had il not been for the hostility
Of the Union Pacific in early days,
the shops now located at BrOOkville
would have been erected here. By
voting the improvement bonds next
Tuesday we shall secure the friend
ship Of the Missouri Pacific for all
time, and this road will thus carry
out its intention In full Of making
salina one the most important cities
connected by its system.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Messrs. GOOdnOw aud Wickham
have already commenced work repair
lug the Taylor Miller elevator prepar-
story 10 taking charge Of IL on Dec. 1.
They are now building a dump" 50
that n wagon load Of corn Is conveyed
bodily 10 the shelter. This firm will
do business on quite a large scale.
They will buy corn at all the points
on the Southwestern road as far as
Lindsburg, and at Gypsum City,
Dillon and Hope on the new rUad.
They are now engaged in building an
elevator at Hope. They will ship all
the corn they buy 10 the Salina
shelter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
DR.. GROCER has leased for two years

DIR. GROCER has leased for two years,
large hotel called the "Balmorar'-
situated pleasantly on the lake at
Waldo, Florida. II is said to be a
beautiful spot. The Doctor suggests
that a Salina excursion party make
him a visit he offers TO board them
cheap aud treat them well for the
sake OF their cOmpay. We do not
know Of person who would make q
more popular host than the genial
Doctor, and we can assure Salina
people that they could not hnd a
pleasanteT winter resort than at the
lake mentioned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

LOsT-One day last week, part Of a
gold necklace. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the National Insurance Office.
&c CAV.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26
The Kansas CITY Journal Of Tues
day saws:

day says:
Mr.. Henry Mclaughlin, speaking
about the Topeka, Salina 4 Western
railroad, which will be opened for
business to-day as far as Hope, Dick
insOn county, said last evening; I'VE
have opened stations On the Topeka,
SHlina & Western railroad at Her
riugtOn and Hope. A large force OF
men are az work between Hope and
the west line Of Dickinson county,
and we expect 20 have the track COM
pleted as far a. Saline county In about
ten days. Work Is now going on la
saline cOanty grading the road as far
as Salina."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Simon Hirsch's lard rendering estab-
lishment east Of town, near Bartlett &
Jenkins slaughter house, has been
enjOined from doing business. upon
the application OF Geo. Stimmell.
The application asks for $1,000 dam
ages, an order Of court restraining the
defendant from running bis establish
ment, restraining him from con-
veying dead hogs dying from cholera
through the county TO his place OF
business, and the abatement Of his e.
Enlistment IS a nuisance. The 10.
junction Is granted by judge Hines
upon the application Of Banks q
Moore and Capt. ]. g. MOhler. The
case will De heard the FIRST day Of the
term Of the district court.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26


No doubt many Salina people re-
member VIM. II. McQuarry, con Of
J. G. McQuarry who formerly resided
in Salina, and was proprietor OF what
Is now the Whitman house. The son
was but few weeks in Salina befSre
his removal to Hays City. The fol-
lowing dispatch concerning him APP
peared in the daily papers Of Sunday {:
HAYS CITY, Kan, Nov. 20.-Wil-
liam II. McQuarry, clerk of the dis
trict court OF this ELLIS county, had
been drinking hard for some time,
and, becoming respondent, ended his
life this morning with q shot gun.
He died about six hours after shoot
ing himself. He ieft \ wife and his
parents The district court cOnvenes
IN this county next Monday morning,
and the first duty Judge Pratt will
have 70 perform will be the appoint
ment Of a clerk.
Col. Culp. who was In Hays city
about the time Of the suicide, took a
copy Of the verdict Of the cOrOner's
jury, which was as follows:
STATE OF KANSAS,
County Of Ellis.
An inquisitiOn holden at Hays City,
Ellis county, Kansas, on the 2lth day
OF Nov, A. ID. 1885, before me, Geo.
b. SNYDER, coroner Of said county, on
the body Of WIN. II. McQuarTy,
there lying dead, by the jurors whose
names are hereuntO subscribed. The
said Jurors upon their Oaths do say !:
That the deceased came to his death
on the 18th day Of Nov, A. D., 1885,
from the effects Of a gun shot wound
iuiIicted by his own band, whilst Ia 8
state OF mental depression, superin-
dueed ty the excessive use OfalCOhOlic
stimulants. And we further find that
these stimulants were recently
furnished him by Maurice Bannister,
Charles Matthews, Christ Stegman
ann others unknown to the jury.
NJ r. TREAT,
HILL p. WILSON,
THOMAT +. FULGHAM,
+. d. LAHAN,
A. ;. HAIL,
p. w. SMITH.
There Is q disposition to hold the
liquor sellers responsible for damages,
and the Attorney General has been
consulted with in regard 70 the mat
ter, Jack Downing, editor Of the
Sentinel, has been appointed clerk Of
the court to I'll vacancy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Messrs. J. w. Daily, p. T. Caldwell
and II. c. Rash have formed
q partnership 10 the loan and
real estate business, ahd have opened
an Office in the new Daily block.
Messrs. Daily and Rash have been
residents Of Salina for sixteen years,
enjoying a large acquaintance 10 this
country. They are among our most
substantial citizens, and have fine
business qualifications. Mr.. Cald-
well has been q resident Of Salina but
3 short time bat has made a most IA
vOrable impression here. He was
highly respected at his former home
In Ohio. This firm viii have all the
money they need at their command
and will loan II on the most
favorable terms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Knights Of Pythias Pins and
charms at S. J. Striekler's, lis Santa
Fe avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

So 49, = rHs 50UREAE ~ d e
-. Hsstsa,s ,su.i . a. Be- lSars q va
Asa $50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

Attention Is called 10 the new ad-
vertisement Of BranlR and Conrad, q
new hardware firm which has Just
commenced business. Mr.. BraniT is
known to every man, woman and
child in Saline county, and Il is not
necessary to speak Of the many good
qualities he possesses. which at him
for the business. His partner Is =
very pleasant young gentleman who
comes among us with the best Of
recommendations
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-26

The eailna Ministerial Association
was recognised lasl Monday BY the
elecfIon OF Rev. ID. Campbell as
president. and Rev. @. ID. Gotwald
ss secretary. It's meetings are held
bl-monthly and while largely ofA
social nature, are devoted 70 the con-
sideratlon Of theSgeneral interest Of
the local ehurches-as well as to the
moral Interest Of the community.