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SUNDAY scnool conven,,o,.

CHAUTAUoUA, N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE Bap-
fists, CongregstionAlists, Methodist Episco-
pal, Protestant Episcopalians. the Reformed
Episcopalians, Presbyterians, the United
Brethren. the Cumberland Presbyterian and
English Lutherans, each held . Sunda y
School convention on the grounds this A.
ternoon. Several Of them were largely At
ended.
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SAN FRANcrsco, Aug. 1l.-Maxwell, the
supposed St Louis murderer. was taken east
this afternoon. He maintained I'D to the
time Of leaving the same cool Indifference
which be manifested Yesterday and passed
the day in smoking cigarettes, chatting and
resping novels. He consulted Gen. Clunc,
Of this city, with view Of retaining him as
attorney, but Clunc declined. Maxwell has
proven himself such constant oddity that
police officers have began to doubt his sani-
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Fan, Pa, Aug. 12.-The Greenbaek Ma
tional Labor party met in state convention
to-day. Twenty-one counties were repre-
sented- DR.. N. @. Whitney, Of Warren
county, was nominated for state treasurer.
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81. Louis Gram and Produce.

Flour-Duii and unchanged.
wheat-Active but lower. declined Ike earl,
recovered &c, but weakened again and closee
Hglhc below yesterday; No . red, cash. ga
TX; August. 96,s997& closing ok; Septem-
Der. 80. e9sH. closing IS; october. sl6BS a
OK. closing siol,t; No. red essh, ss0ssx
Corn-Cs ash and near by month"; arm. but DC.
Der and beyond weah and lower. year drop
ping k9xc; No mixed, cash, i2.@s3s
August. AZ; September, 42Hai7x; October.
Az,
Oass--Qalet: No. mixed cash, .sx@2sH;
August. ss& bid; Sept - bid; ss@ssH
Rye-Duil, SAX bid.
dairy. lAals
Eggs-Higher; s@sx.
Provisions-Lower; pork. % 7,.Io % for Ut
tie lots.
Lsrd-Small lots. % l5dassO.
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oreenback Convention.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 12.-Mrs. Heller
Hunt jackson, the we.l-known authoress
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Cyclone.


Fir. Smith, Ark, Aug l2.-Malachi Her
ring, a farmer and prominent citizen of the
Indian Territory, was assassinated near
Schullyville, Choctaw Nation, Monday eve
ming about dark. He was riding along the
road and shot by some unknown party from
the brush.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

New York Market.
INV YoKx. August Il. ISIS.
Money-On cali easy ct ! per cent; prime
merca tile paper ct &@5.
Foreign Exchaage-Quiet at 81 sJk for sixty
days and 81 81 for d-mAnd.
Government bonis-very dull and steady q:
unchanged quotations.
State bonds-Steady.
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Never was ruler, chief, better served
by his subjects than Solano Francisco
Lopez. second of the family name: and never
did any one personally less deserve such de-
votedness and fidelity.
While the Paraguayans, whom his reck
less and disproportionsd ambition of vanity
alone had involved in war with half, and
more than bali. the South American con.
tinent-a war Of one to twenty, in which de.
Feat and ruin might well from the out
set have seemed foregone conclusions
were perishing for him by bat
talions in tho field, or starv.
ing In the forest; mon, women
and children during the six long years of
nations agony, preferring death in its worst
forms TO foreign rule, or to q conditions of
peacs with the invaders of their land; Lopez
himself, sole cause and originator Of tho
war, well provided not merely with the
necessaries but the Injuries of life, lay hid
behind the securest defensss, OF remained
absent at safe distance from the scene Of
ectuai combat; nay, worse yet, exercised on
those within bis immediate reach, on tho
post and most faithful of his own officers
AND servants. and ultimately on his nearest
kinsmen-on his brothers. his sisters, his
very mother-cruslties to which history,
fortunately, supplies few parallels-I mi ht
almost say. taken in their totality, nons.
And yet it was for this man, sensualist.
coward, tyrant, fratricide, matricide, that
Paraguay lavishsd with scarce a murmur
thres-fourths of her life blood; saw her
mon, women. and children exterminatsd by
war, BY disease, by famine, by misery Of
every kind, or carried of as slaves into dis
tant bondage; saw her towns destroyed, her
villages and folds wasted, her cattle har.
ried, her wealth plundersd to absolute
barsnesa nor even then submitted; only |
ceased to strive when she had practically, |
and for all national purposes, ceased to ex. |
st More yet were Lopez himself, in the
worst anger Of the Internal gods, to revive
tomorrow on Paraguayan territory. his re.
appearance would, there Is every reason to
believe. ct once rally round him the obedi.
moo and the devotion of vast majority
lmong the yet surviving inhabitants of the
and
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. August II. fs.5-
Caftle-Rsceipts, 80; shipments, 1900
shipping steers, ~ to05 20; stocksrs and feed
ers, ~ 0o9l 90; cows. bulls and mixed OIL coo
W; through Texsscattle. l5c lower. q 1894 o.
Hogs-Rsceipts. I3DO; shipments, $500;
corn-ied s:sedy, grassefs weak; rough and
mixed, ~ ooO4 %e; packing and shipping. - IS
- -; light weights. ~ 1894 30; skips. IS Geo
o.
.sheep-ReoeiDss, 1000; shipmsRts, hone;
Texas. 81 1893 90; lambs. pr head. o. s5,Ss 40.
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That was cheap Job Of calsominine
executed by the civil service commits
sion in the Aquilla Jones case. Nc
Democrat can do wrong in the estima-
tion Of the ex-sheriff of Buffalo.
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CArRo, Aug. ia fearful states of an
archy prevails in Kordofan. There is q
famine also at the place.
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ST. fErEsaBuaa, Aug. 12-All the Rus
sian ministers IN the Balakan states have
been summoned to St Petersburg 70 confer
with the government previous 10 the con-
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DUBLIN, Aug. l2.-Earl Carnovan 10 re-
covering from his sickness. He Is now able
to leave bis bedroom.
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LIMA, Aug. 12.--The paper Campeon has
been producing articles ffom the Pail Nall
Gazette, and in commenting thereon says:
The same immoral practices are carried on
Lima. The matter has been taken up bv
the government. The accusation il. how
ever, ridiculed by the rest Of the press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14
MISTAKES OF DRUG CLERKS.
How Most Of Them Arc Bfade-work In
First-CIass Drug Store.

!
| . First-CIass Drug Store.
| So long as disease prevails the public az,
| at the mercy of careless clerks, and nothi,,
can prove mere agonizing to a patient who
| meets death in this form, or to the family
and friends who, on the very eve of the con
valescence OF a patient, are forced to stand
by anu see their relative or friend snatchsl
from them through the fault of another.
Are druggists mistakes of frequent oc.
currencs" physician was asked by a re-
porter
mo; they are not nearly SO frequent as
one not in the profession would suppose"
Are there no means by which they could
be made preventablsF
Il don't know what could be done more
than has been. You sec, it is human to err.
Take the most careful man in existence. 1
care not what business he is in, and he will
slip up some time How often do mon who
arc thoroughly converssnt with their trade
or profession mako mistakesi A man gets
proficient in his business, and this very pro
ficiency makes him oftentimes 90 about ie
mechanically, AMI the first thing he knows
he makes q mistake II it is q small one or
Is detected in time to prevent serious injury
or loss the man grits his teeth, gives himself
. mental kicking, and is more careful for
awhile, but soon he is back in the old me-
chanica rut"
what means do druggists employ to pro.
vent these errorsP
Every first-class drug store is arranged
like clock work. The different poisons are
either placed in separate compartments, put
In peculiar style Of bottle, or tho bottles
which contain them have an odd label, some
thing which will attract the eye of the clerk
tho moment he uses it Taen, again, the
clerk who puts up an order for medicine Of
that character is under special instructions
to register it in q book kept for the purpose.
What other means can be gotten up to pre-
vent a mistake creeping in don't know"
do not many errors arise from the miser-
able chirography Of physiciansr
mo, for the simple reason that II q drug
gist can't make out what physician means
he will quietly send word to the writer Of the
prescription for instructions, telling the Gus
TONER 1t will take twenty or thirty minutes
10 put 1t up"
@As rule. what is the general character
Of physicians handwritingr
my brethren In the profession will bear
ne cut in saying that it is the most missr-
lble that can be imagined. Such scrawls as
ne sometimes sent out would tax the ingenu-
fy OF an expert to decipher. Many solemn
have witnessed in drug stores
over tho prescriptions written by one Of the |
most eminent physicians of this city. He will |
tart word all right, but il it is over four |
etters long the conclusion will run Off into |
lnintelligibis hen tracks; and it is true of |
many others. Bad writing is as much of a
Characteristic Of physicians as the proverbial
lowness OF tailors and shoemakers"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

MEsHEp, Aug. ia Persian contractor
from Merv states that two Persians in the
Russian service accompanied by several
Afghans have gone to Herat to confer with
Ayoub khan's partisans and to report up
on the state of the country. Gen. Komero q
frequently passes to and fro between Penideh
and Merv. Active military preparations
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Chicago Gram aad Produce

Chicago Gram aad Produce
| CHICAGO. August 12. 1885
The wheat market was even weaker to-d1y
than yesterday The appearances on Change
seemed to indicate that the article had hardly
fiend left The floor to-day was remarkably
free from reports Of damage 70 crops and little
attention was paid to rumors Of storms Of wind
and hsii in the Northwest. The immediat
csuse Of the weakness appeared to be the extern
sive movement Of spring wheat and the absence
Of any demand. The weak feeling in st. Louis
and elsewhere intensified the feeling here. al
though New York appeared slighsIy nrmer
Corn was hrm. but the market was dull and
void Of interest
Wheat-sales ranged. August, ssIags.
$50; October. 9ox@9Ik. closed 0ss; No.
No red, SIX
Ccrn-Ruled armer. but the market W % dull
xaae better. closed Se io.er ,Ssn ye.,er dasu
August. 46H0t6H. closed lsk@ast; septem-
Der. tsS9&6x. closed t6,s 9t6a; October. 49,
0s5x, closed 5k945S.
25x@a5.: September. si,.ess; October, $50
Is closed Is.
Rye-Easier; No. 2, IS.
Flaxseed-Quiet and steady; No. 4, 81 az.
Mess Pork-wesk and unsettled. but active.
prices 20325c In whole range, closing steady at
the r duction; cash. ~ 35l950; september,
g. 40 tx. closed ct ssssss az; October.
Lard-Demand fairly active. with an easie.
feeling. prices declined 34c; cash. % Is; Sep
TENDER, - Ex9o35; October. - 3sHGas IS
Butter-was in good demand, with prices
firm; creamery. ls0is; dairy. Aal6.
Egg->tesdy and firm; l0aIi.
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India.

CALCUTTA. Aug. 12-Lord Dunerin IS
actively engaged in strengthening the friend
ships OF Indian chiefs. All the dignitaries
OF Central Asia are expected to attend
grand durham In November given by Lord
Dunerin.
Britain officers in India are being given a
short forlong and are allowed to 60 to Eng
land.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-14

vienna, Aug. l2.-Minutes Of orders
issued to officials of the Northern railway
concerning their conduct during the imper-
ial journey to Kremsier to meet the car of
Russia have been issued. Among other
precautions ordered for the
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DIED OF CHOLERA

aboard ship. He at once notified the au-
thorities and requested disinfection of the
vessel, although at noon to-day thirty hours
had elapsed since the death and no Official
action has yet been taken concerning the
event BY them.
The deaths from cholera here TO-DAY num-
Der twelve. Twenty-Five new cases were ad-
to the hospital.
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WICHITA MARKETS.

5 Wichita Live Stock Market
, WICHITA. August l2 lSs5.
: Revised daily by the wichita Stock rd Co.
Grain
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kMPEk0Rs PERSONAL SAFETY

is one commanding that light guards be
posted along the entire route at distance Of
fifty PAGES from one another.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10
The folIowIng lelter IN eEpIaIn


The following letter will explain
itself:
L. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
DIVISION % ENTeHoLogT.
WAsHINGTUN, D. C., Sept. 8, 1885.
WARRAN KNAUs:
Dear Sir :-YOurs Of the cath ult.,
giving further particulars concerning
the worm found in Ice has been duly
received. The specimens were for
wArded TO the Smithsonian Institu-
ton and referred to Mr. Richard
Rathbun who writes concerning them
substantially As fOllOws Consulting
with Prof. A. 3. Verrill II VS. de-
cided thai ths.W6Tm Is . small Lum-
GricOid allied 70 the common earth
worm. several genera occur In this
country aud they are very common,
living in mud At the bottom Of lakes
and ponds. From what is known Of
their habits IL 10 nos remarkable that
they should retain their life after be-
ing frUzen In blocks Of Ice. Gustav
Eissn is probably the only Person in
the country who would Be able 70
identify the genus and Il is more than
probable that the species Is new. The
worm will not viIiaIe the WstsF Ia
which the ice may be placed - q Is
perfectly harmless.
Hoping that this meagre infOrma-
ton may he accedtAqle, I am,
Yours truly. l.. U. Howard,
Assistant In charge.
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That all kinds Of carriage and
wagon repairing and painting il
promptly attended To At the City Car
riage 4 Wagon works, Sallna, Kan
So. Good work and satisfaction
guaranteed. Respectfully
8. PEARSON.
DR.. f. A. Collins has been treating
In . most successful manner numer-
Gus persOns suffering with chronic
diseases. he Is certainly = most skill
ful physician. His ONCE IL In the
front rOOm Of the Open House Block,
second story. He will be found at the
ONCE during ONCE hours, and at all
ether hours ct the Pacific House.
SOlberg. the tailor, has just received
= lot Of fall patterns, which are very
elegant indeed. Go and see them.
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Go and see the latest styles ant
newest patterns In fall clothing q
Anderson 4 LIndblOn's. the tailors.
All California canned gOOds at 2
cts per can at EW .ObeF'a.
For the next 80 days we propose "a
offer special inducements ia every line
81 E.W. Ober's.
A magnificent lot Of horse blankets
and lap robes Just received by
Williams 4 Benfield.
BY Monday next we will be able Ia
show the largest line OF dress goods
that ever arrived for any one store In
Ssllna- Prieei, therefore, lowe. than
ever. LitOWIeh 4 WOlsieffer.
Just the thing In the way Of
horse blankets and lap rObes-at vii.
liams and Benfield's harness shop.
Have your watch repaired by i. J.
SiFiekleF. the matchmaker.
Clocks Of the best makes at the low
eat prices, ct 4. J. Slrickler's.
New Dry goods Of all descriptions,
arriving for
LitOWleh 4 WOlsieffer.
Spectaeles TO suit all ages. In gold,
silver or steel, at s. J. Strickler's, the
eWeleF.
We can suit you In = pair Of sPeeta-
eles or Eyeglasses at s. J. StFiek ler's.
We have just received g full line Of
Canton fiannels, which we offer at
at very low price.
LltOWich 4 WOlslefIer.
IfyOu want your feather beds rem
waited and made as good a. new, leave
your orders 81 the mattress factory.
Organs and Pianos for sale At C.
Melbert's.
50 tons OF old rags and carpet want
ed at the mattress factory.
Save your old rags and carpets and
bring them to the mattress fastory.
Dry wood wanted at the Mattress
Factory.
Save your rags and take them to the
Mattress Factory.
SOlberg, the tailor. Is selling very
eheap-lOwer than any other house.
II you want the best and cheapest
suit In town call on him.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsla an
Liver Complaint? ShilOh's VitAlizeF
is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
Faulkner & Gay have written over
800, 600 insurance In their Office dur
ing the past week.
WANTED-A girl to do general
homework. Apply to Mrs. :E. LOtE,
South Seventh street.
New falIs-the latest styles and pat
terns--just coming st Anderson 4
LindblOm's, the tailors.
Silks. Silks. Silks.
LitOWieh 4 WOlHleffsr.
Faulkner & Gay would like TO see
the insuring public at their ONCE at
any time.
Faulkner & Gay understand the In
surance business and the adjustment
Of losses In all their details.
It will pay you IN see Faulkner 4
Gay before you insure elsewhere.
Tue finest line Of horse blankets
= nd lap Fsbes IN the city ct
Williams 4 Benfeld's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

LIST Monday evening propositions
were made by three parties TO the City
council, In the presence Of q number
Of our business men for supplying our
city either with gas or electric light.
Mr.. Pike, Of Chicago, asked for the
gas franchise for q years, agreeing to
substitute electricity whenever de-
sired. He also agreed 70 put In two
street lamps-One At Ober's corner, the
other 1t the old New York store cor
ner, free Of expense 70 the city, proVid-
ed the city would pay for the gas. BE
would commence work ct once. The
second proposition was made by F. d.
LOWeree, Of Jersey, City who wishes
the gas franchise. provided the city
will take 50 lamps ct an annual rental
Of SIS per lamp-be agreeing 10 be-
gin work within mOnths- The third
proposition came from the Salina Wa
ter works company for electricity or
gas-theiF proposition not being yet
complete. Our citizens are anxious
for either gas or electricity, and prom
Ise q liberal patronage. The City
Council have taken the propositions
under advIsemsnt, expecting to de-
eide the matter At the October meet
Ing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The following "give away" con
cering certain prOminenent citizens
of this city was published in the In
ter Ocean Of Chicago last Monday:
E.W .ObeF, OF Salins, Kan, Mr..
league, Cashier Of the First Nation.
al Bank Of that place; L.R. Norton,
OfJ.V. FHrwell & Co. and p. q.
Bond. OF Chicago, all accompanied BY
their wives, have been fishing at Dia-
mOnd Lake, Michigan. Nobody will
ever learn OF their luckfrOm the men.
The ladies, however, are quite COM
mu NEGATIVE, and state that the lake fell
two inches during their first catch.
Not man caught anything but 6
ducking.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The Independent Is grieved that
Sheriff FOrsse should trust his chances
for nomination and re election to the
Republicans. Sheriff FOrsse Is smart
enough to see that nothing but q
straight Republican ticket can be
elected this fall, and hence is DESTROYS
of the Republican nomination. He
pledged the Republican Central Com
mittee last Saturday that he would
abide by the decision Of the Republic
can convention, and vote and work
for Its nominees. He has pledged
others TO the same effect; 30 that the
Independent will have TO paddle the
Independent canoe without Sheriff
FOrsse's help this fall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

On Tuesday next the annual picnic
for the benefit Of the Catholic schools
Of this city will be held at the Park.
These pienlcs are always enjoyable.
and doubtless the one set for next
Tuesday will be as full Of pleasure for
the participants.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10


Col. +. c. Culp has been appointed
by the committee Of IS Of the SOldiers'
Reunion to organize q battalion Of
veterans In tins county, To attend the
Reunion. It Is his wish to secure $50
men, Of three companies each; from
Saline county for attendance at the
reunion. The fare to Topeka will
only be S225 for the round trip, and
all the old sOldiers-nO matter what
may be their circumstances, can az
ford 70 attend. Amer q consultation
with q number Of Veterans. Col. Culp
decided 10 issue the following general
orders, which will initiate the organ
izatiOn desired. He hopes that each
soldier will take n special interest in
the matter, aud make the Saline
county battalion the best one Of the
Reunion:
H'DQRs., Saline Co. Veterans I
Salina, Kans., sep, 9TH, 1885. !
GENERAL ORDER NO. I.
Having been appointed Command
ant Of Saline County Veterans attend
ing State Reunion &C Topeka, Sep. ~
and 3Oth, and Oct. I, hereby assume
the duties Of said position and with
the aid Of the old soldiers Of the
county and the officers OF the q. A .
r. Posts, hope 10 effect the Organiza-
ZION Of battalion OF nc least three
companies. +. &. CULP,
Commandment.
HEADQ'Rs, Saline Co. Veterans, I
Salina, Kansas, Sep. 9Th. 1885. J
GENERAL ORDER No. ?
The following field and staff Of IA
line Go. Battalion OF Veterans are
hereby appointed and will be Obeyed
and respected accordingly:
lst Assistant Commandant-H. ID.
Baker.
"a Assistant Commandant-Lu he
+. Parsons.
SurgeOn-J. w. Crowley.
Adiutant-T. ID. w. Manchester.
Sergeant MajOr-R. H. MARYLAND.
z. NJ. Sergeant-James Smith.
Drum MajOr-M. s. Price.
+. &. CULP, COmmandant.
HRADo'Rs Saline Co. Veterans, I
SalIna, KAns. Sept. 9Th, lsS5. J
GENERAL ORDER no. 8
I. Sallns Post will constitute 60. A.
Bridge Post Co. B. BrOOkville Post,
Co. g.
9 Bavaria Post aud Bridgeport
Pust and unattached comrades will
constitute Co. ID.
8. The Post Commander, Senior
Vice Commander and Junior Vice
Commander Of the POsts named will
act respectively as Captain, Let and
/ ID LieutenRnts.
4. The Captains will appoint order
/ IL Bergeants and other nOn-com-
missiOned officers and report same TO
Battalion Adjutant-
E. G. CULP, COmmAndant.
HEADQRs. Saline Co. Veterans. I
Salina, Kans. Sep. s, 1885.
GENERAL ORDER no. 4.
I. The badge OF the Battalion viii
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

We are prepared to
close all Real Estate
Loans Immediately and
are offering many in
ducements that others
do not.
FIRST-If desired by
the borrower we accept
partial paymens.
SECOND-Annual or
Semi-Annual interest.
THIRD - Pay your
money the day the pa
pers are signed
FOURTH-We will
duplicate terms and
rates offered by the
cheapest.
Our supplyinexhaust-
ible, our amounts hber-
81, our terms the best
See as. 3t4
YORK, RITCHIE & co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

A special meeting Of Sallna Posi-
No.I29,G. A. r. will be held Saturday,
Sept. 10Th, 1885, ut , O'Clock P. ~, q
make arrangements to attend the Re.
union 10 be held at Topeka, Sept,
%, 80 aud Oct. list. All veterans arr
requested TO be present. By com
mand Of
Ia. MOHLER Post Commander.
g. 3. MARTIN, Adit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

The Water Company have decided
to furnish Salina and ifs inha5itants
with electric light, provided sufficient
encouragement in the way Of patron
age Is given. They believe that they
will he able to start in with il. We
certainly hope 80. The light will be
cheaper than gas. and but little more
expensive than kerosene.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. league returned from
their pleasure trip Sunday. They Wis
tied Diamond Lake. Mich. instead Of
Geneva Lake. Wis. a. originally In
tended. Mr.. league tells Of the vast
quantities Of fish he caught, with Ober
as a companion,