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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28
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Too much rain IL what the farmers
are talking about now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard LOngan have
gone to selina % take NJ their resi-
dence egain.
MessEs. Thomas w. and Edward B.
Stahl have purchased two lots Of Mr..
3. p. DOnmyer and have begun the
erection theFeOn Of q feed mill, and
farmers using chop feed can be Sc
eOmmOdated 90 al tfmes. TtieiF build
ing IL - feet by 80 feet, and they will
keep on hand a supply Of eOFn meal
aud feed Of all kinds. Ea&
Rev. J. w. BlundOR gent "a Ens-
worth Tuesday evening 70 attend the
n. +. district cOnfsTenGs On aeaaion
there.
Casper B. Linn said adieu % bis
friends Monday evening and baArded
the east bound train for Kansas City,
and from there he goes on an extend
ed visit 90 the scenes OF his boy Wood +,
In Shelby county, Iowa
J. w. Harmon has erected . dane
ing platform in the beautiful gFOVe
near his residences, and tlDee WisAing
W Tip TIC lAE u AAuA1aAtl TN W -
Friday evening Of each week.
shank & MuFtey have improved
the appearance Of their Ofiice with
paint.
Mrs Canadian had relatives visit
ing her from Jewell county last week.
The glass ball shooting matches are
beginning To be very popular enter
tAinnlents; gnits-a .ulwbET ~ l1llie8
attended last Saturday afternoon.
Frank q. Barker carried OF che hoa-
Ors via him on this ocoasiOn.
Terry Weavsr lost . tine calf with
what i known - BLACK leg" this
week; there IL considerable complaint
with the farmers Of disease among
cattle.
A steam Touring mill IL being talk
ed Of being erected In the near future,
and also several other additions which
will be made shortly. Verify, Cam
bria has taken . boom.
~ n h.
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70 Owners o. Lets In oJpsun I'm Gene
aH.

70 Owners % Lets IN oJpsan HlH Gene
lsT.
The managers Of the Cemetery are
DESTROYS Of improving the grounds
Just a. fAst e their means will per
NIT. This Is more especially true Of
the Old original part In which there
are between four and i've hundred In
teFments, and In which are the
graves Of the frisnds and relatives Of
nearly sVsFy family In this eommuni-
y. We are all interested In its inn
prOyemenE But We are satisfied
that no permanent or satisfactory i'm
psOvsmeuts can be made till the nat
urAl sod h broken up. Il IL harsh
and uneven, and In It's present con
dltiOn all attempts 10 ornament
must result Ia much los Of time, Ia
Dor and money and In the end prove
altogether unsatisfactory. Before we
can hope 10 cultivate successfully,
grass, trees, shrubs and plants, the
natural soil must be changed. What
we now ~ ofthe TOT oEners is that
they spade up their lots before the
hFst o. July, 80 that we may be ready
70 continue the improvements, the
coming Fall and Spring.
The expense will be small 10 each
individual, bat in the aggregate will
amount 20 more than the directors
now have 10 spend when added to
the other necessary expense On our
part we promise 10 use every effort in
our power and within our means TO
make the grounds what they ought to
be, and soon may become with your
assistance. We sincerely hope that
all persons Intetested I'm this matter
will take hOldI and lend q helping
hand, feeling assured that yOa will
be amply repaid by the Improvement
and general appearance Of the
grounds. E. w. OBER, Sap't.
R. n. BIsHoP. Acting supT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Your correspondent dAgficoIa, . In
his article on the County Sunday
School Convention last week, has the
following item: 1.-THE discussion on
the use Of the Lesson Leaves Wss-pro-
lonsed, spidted ma int9ss1lAg.
Rsss.. simklas, CaraPbsll md @K6rk
were for leaving them o1t entirely
from the study Of the lesson. Others
were for their use, bot not abuse. -
Now n he had said fRevs. SlnlkIns,
Campbell and York were for their Use
but not abuse, but 30 far were they
from leaving them out entirely from
the study Of the lesson, that is just
where they very decidedly maintained
that the lesson leaves should be used,
IN the study Of he lesson during the
week previous 20 The recitafiou," he
would have correctly reported their
views, expressed on that OCCASION. Il
II no more proper to use them In the
recitation itself than Il would be for
8 teacher in the day school 10 allow
a class in grammar recite their lesson
by opening their text books and read
ing the answers from them. This
abuse IL what Revs. Simkins, Camp
bell and York were opposed 70.
w. A. SIMKINs-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The Wsnen's Relief Corps earnest
y Invite you to join IN making all ar
rAngements Necessary for Memorial
Day. They request you to meet them
Friday afternoon ct the City Han.
and bring with you fioWpElu1aintO
wreaths and crosses q tokens 81 love
for The bFaYe hoya who diad fag thls
glorious country and ths dag. Bring
flowers for the llknoEn dea with
name, eompanyaue regiment, s. lAey
can be placed on mounds or IN uFns
provided for that purpose. Cox.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The ice cream festival ct the stone
school house last Friday, the and, for
the benefit Of the sunday school, was
grand success, Everybody enjoyed
Themselves 70 their hearts' content
A cake with a gold ring IN Il was
voted 20 the most popular young lady
On the hOuss, and Mis- Minnie Beebe
carried on the prize. The net pro-
ceeds were $3.50
A pleasant surprise party was held
6 the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Jukos last Saturday evening.
Oas day last week, Wm. jokes,
Amos R0Ost and G. Oolksrs caught
seven young wolves. IL was q poor
day f0r Wolyes, toO,
A spanking brand new organ At
the stone school house.
The fFisnds and neighbors Of Mrs.
guksa wiz be blessed % hear that she
u mnen better. Spy.
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Our community was shocked 70
hear Of the sudden death OF Mrs. Mar
geret A. Wilson, wife Of Nj. B. L.
WIlson, which occurred Ct their farm
just south o town on Tuesday morn
ing, ct s O'Clock. Mrs. Wilson vas
in her usual good health on Thursday
last. but commeneed growing IN that
evening. She died from the effects Of
erysipelas, and at the comparatively
early age Of IS years and month. A
husband, six children and a large cir
Gle q reiattvss ere deeply bsleavsd ~
thIs sudden and untlmeiy taxing of.
Thedeeeased Wa the daughter OF Mrs..
j. D. POstleWaite and became q resi-
dent Of Salina With her parents In
1870. In 1871 she was united m mar.
rage to Mr.. b. L. Wilson, and during
the years which have since fDEn she
has been 3 most affsctiOnafe wife and
mother, deeply beloved by her i'm
nlediate family. and her large circle
OF relatives. In all the vexing aud
trying relations Of a mother and wife,
she has most faithfully and successfai-
ly filed all her obligations She poe
sessed q most generous heart which
endeared her u. her many friends, and
among whom there is deep sorrow
that she Is thus ruthlessly taken
away. She Wa . member Of the NJ.
z. church. The funeral ceremonies
took place yesterday at the home Of her
sister, Mrs- Z. w. Ober, South Santa
Fe, the pastor Of the NJ. +. church,
Rev, D. D. Campbell-making a few
appropriate remarks 10 the large as
sembly Of friends who had gathered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Notice Il gives to the public and
the many friends who have and are
stu helping us By their contributions
to BALD an African n. +. church in
selina, that all legal solicitors have q
printed card IN tie front Of their
book, with pastoTis name. J. W.
Lewis. And .thsFs are a. yet no such
SOLICITOR outside o. salina.
.W.LRWIs, PASTOR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Saturday. June 6, Mr.. Flank shaw
viii have = public colt show In The
yards connected with ShafeF & Fluul-
msEfelt's stabls. Three prizes Of so
each viii be offered for the three bsst
colts sired BY Lord BlantyFe" An
OWnen % colts are cordially invited
to attend, e well e parties interested
In the breeding 81 hoFsss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The ladies o. Mulberry Sunday
School win give IN Ice cream social
Saturday. June sth, At the sEmmitt
school houss. g miles west Of town,
proceeds 70 g . purehass an organ.
All cordially iaViled. Prof. Evans
viii lad the sInEinr,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The Firtt Quarterly Meeting Of the
present Conferences year will be held
a the Frst n. E. church Of Sallna
next Sunday. Preaching at II o'elOek
followed by the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper Love Feast At 2 30
P. ~, and preaching again In the
evening ct 8 O'Clock. Rev. H. D.
Fisher. D. D., OF Topeka will Ofiieiate
In the absence Of the Presiding Elder.
All are cordially invited TO attend all
these services. d. d. CAMPBELL.
Pastor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Mr.. J. Z. Gebhart has purchased
what Is known as the MeFaFland &
White hide house-nOTth Of the grain
Office Of C. B. Underwood & Co.,
FIN street, and converted Il into a
dne coal oliee. BE has also lined the
back lot with substantial coal bins,
and nov hes q compact and eonven I.
lent coal ward.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

TIE next monthly meeting Of the
WOmans' Home and Foreign Ms
siOnAry Society OF the Lutheran
Church will meet ct the house Of MFs.
Ed. Olmstead, THURSDAY, June 4th, Ct
3 O'Clock P. n. Ma. CARNOEY.
BeeretaFV.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

All membeEe Of the Department are
requested 70 meet al. City Hall Friday
evening, Nay 18th.
WV. Efo4szv. Chief.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

On the 18th of May. had = colt
killed BY Lightning On the ed OF the
sane meath. BranlR q Cravens With
whom I have all my Insurance.. paid
me s60.O0, the full amount o. the Ioas.
I was insured In the German Insnr-
ancs Co., Passport. Illinois.
IoYTr PrrPnnF RrookvfIla
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

A white SOW Is Penned up at John
8ehWartz's, on Wm. shawi8 farm,
hebbs creek. The owner can get IL
b prElng for advertising and feed.
JOHN SCHWARTZ. Z
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Marshal sOathWick. while stand
ing st the track by the bridge upon
the arrival Of the AePherson train
Friday night, received asmaFt blow on
the calves Of his legs by stray stick
Of timber which was put in motion BY
the car wheels. He was feIIed to the
ground, and considerably bruised.
At hrst It was thought he might be
seriously injured. but luckily not.
he was on deck again Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The memorial services held last
sunday in The Chrisfian church were
very largely attended. The q. A. r.
Post vas fully srepressnted
and reSponsIgs services eondnetsS -
Capt. J. G. hohIeF. The music Was
furnished By The Christian eAureh
choir and the GeFmania Band, which
vas excellent. The memorial sermon
waEdelivsEed By ReV.W.ASimkins.of
the Presbyterian church Mr. Sin
kIns dos not believesths subject 20 Be
enc which demands any special
eloquencs and eonsequenfly did not
attempt anythInE noFs than = quIst
talk of 'ouF dead koys.r iniersPsrssd
with some most beantffsl Illustrations
from Hans Christian ARdsrsoa- Ths
address, psbllshsd IN fan elsszhsIs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Follow the crowd and you viii ind
yourself vita the peoples friend
Cheap John-gOOds at your own
prices
Houses for Rent. CHEAP JOHN.
Bargains In Millinery and Wan
Paper for thirty days
It. 4 n. H. GRIER.
100 bushels early AmbeFSugaF Cane
Seed, soc per busheL Inquire 1t Con-
verse 4 POrter's meat market
FoR RKNF-HOuss with 4 rooms on
Tenth street. opposite Mulberry.
Apply 10 s. w. Adams. lift
Mis- Annie Gregory, Dressmaker Of
Mrs. J. A Hutchisnn. Cutting and
htting and ehIldren's dresses q spe-
eiallsy.
BARGAIN SALE For . few days, q
centrally loeated house Of four rooms,
lot 50 I'D feet, on good terms. APP
ply to Dr.. Phillips, Daily block.
Mis- Anna Amos il prepared 10 do
dFessmakIng and plain sewing. q her
residence two miles vest Of oyfHam
City.
GEES & Williams bay good notes
secured By real estate At reasonable
rates. INV
Residence for sale on Seventh
street Apply to J. B. GRoaER. {
10 81.
Dry wood wanted at tbs Mattress
Fsetsry. ,,r a.. -s
OEgsna and PIan0'FOs Ne 81 @
AslbeEt'a.
New Goods.
LTFOwICH 4 WoLsIEFFER.
Dr.. Collins makes . speciality Of Of
Zee trsatnsna Sor chronic diseases.
His once b In the Open House
BIock, fr0nt room upstsirs
PaEusOls and Pans In great variety
1t very low prices
LTTowICH 4 WoLAIKFTKR.
ne Bridgeport Post No. -. @. A.
r, win Obssrve DscoEafion Day, Nay
5oth 1855. and viii have IN Out door
Basket Pienie e BEidgepoFt, With
god sDeaksEs. Tooal and instrumental
music. All cur friends are invited.
DANIEL HOPKINs, I Can
= n p
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sIRAYEp

From my premises, Monday. May 8,
. light bay mare, with rope halter on.
Any information leading to IT, reeov-
cry will be literally rewarded.
r. B, Wilson, Assaria.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

One day last week two valiant
knights, Elijah Van TasselI and .
German name uEknOEn) engaged In
q contest on the green-sEard in the
neighb0FhOOd Of BrOOkviIls. They
were both mounted and charged 81
zach other with a. much fury and
earBestness a. two knights in a mid
die century jOust, bat with = more
bloody intent Amer an exchange Of
several shots the Germans horse was
killed, and himself wounded, while
VanTasseII and his steed escaped IN
harmed. The trouble vas over cattle
Both were arrested and examined
bsfoFe = justice Of the Peace. Van
TnsseIl gave bail In the sum Of 500
and the German Was committed %
jail for having failed b giTs the same
bail.
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THE JOURNAL.


sFEz-segi-s q EHs JOVRKzL ~ = 4
e Va. Hasbsas SER ca q ~ Bel S0Fs = VA
ICED 4 ssaaEa-
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There win Be q business meeting of
the English Lutheran congregation
Sunday, May 81, 1885. Members are
required 10 be present.
+. A. SIXTH, See'y.
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Hathaway, who played behind the
bat with saIina, missed but one ball
and they came to him ike bullets.
BrOOkyIIle found it pretty hard 10
guage our pitchers balls.
The remark Wns made 20 our boys
lyon can't beat them they are all
bFakemen."
The Rockville catcher has got the
foul Zip down PEetty.fine in the front
finger.
Their pitcher Il good, bot q little
too Eight weight
First base and center field were
well played b tie BrookvIIle beys.
L0d HansIlon gaEs them q god
center hala bal. bat & vent too Gar
sor then % rsaeh-
I0ed Yea theganle for Salina By
his magnificent eAteh on the last
inning. n Re did fall down.
"a splsadid game" VS. the YER
diet % The spectators, good natursd,
no accident. bat mae TOO muddy;
The following Is the PTosrsmme Of
the SalinA Literary SOeisty foE Fri-
dsy, Aay 2slh, 1856;
Music.
Quotations-PaFtIng words.
Reeitatisa-Mra. J. w. Daiiy.
EEay-DT. HoussT.
Reeiiafion-H- q. Rash.
Paper on Business Edueafion for
giFis-T. A. Williams.
RDCESG
Hnaie.
Thrse minute speeches By Hismbsn-
Musie-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

w. 81. Gsver, family and two els
ters. Of Youngstown, Ohio. have ~
rived in gllas M will locate here.
Nh. GaveF = q bEothsilIn-lzw Of
Judge Weaver. A Mr.. Pries, also o.
youngstown, came with the party.
and may lOcate In SallnA DR.. n. X.
MeKenzsy, Of WeIlsVIlIs, Ohio, VS.
also Of the party. The Dr.. b much
delighted with the country, and he
too may become . citizen Of our city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

A train Of six ears-three loaded
with N@ Perees Indians and three
with their effects-Passed up the 5. 4
S. w from Mcpherson to SAIina, late
Friday night. Il Is stated that the
Indians had been siekly In their new
home Ia the Indian Territory, and
were being taken TO their native heath
In OregOa. And this is all We can
hear about them. Whether true or
not. we cannot state positively. Their
coming was announced several hours
IN advance, and many gathered 81 the
uptown landing place. expecting 10
see the painted and feathered scalp
lifters on the regular passenger train.
DepOnent cannot state whether or not
citizens held a kind Of watch meeting
for the later train.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Mcpherson Petit, q justice Of the
peace and Fe%Peeted citizen Of Solo
mon township. was drowned in Gyp-
sum creek on the evening Of the nth,
Whils failing. He Eas in company
with several friends, fishing with q
sein, and became entangled in some
unaecountabls manner In the net
work Of the seiH, and the stream be-
ing very high, he was drowned be-
fore he could be rescued. His body
was recovered In about two hours
after being drowned. He was about
y years Of age.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

On last Tuesday afternoon those Of
our citizens who 20 desired, had the
privilege Of witnessing one Of the
most spirited and holly contested
games Of Base Ball ever played In Sa-
lima, and quite q number Of them inn
proved the opportunity. The stakes
Wefes$lO0 q side and the contestants
were BrOOkville vs.. Salina. The
morning daWned dismal and rainy (;
and Il looked, until about II O'Clock,
~ II Il would be impossible for the
game 70 be played. But e began
clearing of about that hour, and ct
two in the afternoon quite = crowd Of
spectators had assembled at the PARK
% witness the game. amongst them
quite 4 sprinkling Of ladies. The
BrOOkvills boys were the iirst TO APP
pear on the ground, and began tOss-
ing the ball from one 10 another, and
batting Il around in such q playful
aud skillful manner, that II seemed q
''suFe thing" game In favor Of Brook
vile. They are a manly set Of fel-
lows and play with great skill. The
Salina club appeared. and the game
was called at > 30. In the toss for
choice BroOkville won, aud chose
the field. In the first Innings no
runs were made on either side, and
the interest was Intense, for Il was
plain 10 be seen that they were very
evenly matched. Al the close Of the
finn inning the score stood six To six
bat on the sixth, Salina succeeded In
gaining Eve tallies, which gave them
the advantage, and at the close Of the
eighth inning they stood, Salina II,
and BrOOkville 10. Our boys made
tVO runs, on the last inning, Brook
willie going TO the bat only four tAllies
behind, and began some splendid
playing. The BAH was bOisted out to
center and Isft field in good shape
several times and they gained two
runs, and had tWOmen on bases, when
= ball Was batted; sOmeWhere near the
third base. occupied by Mr.. Lord, and
very properly taken in by that gen
tleman, although be fell down in the
operation. That closed the game, the
score standing Il to IA insfavOr Of 81
lima. Mr. BabcOck, Of BrOOkviIle,
Umpired the game and won the re-
speet fall interested by his impair
tial and honest decisions. We I'M
dsrstAnd that another game l. being
arranged to be played in the near fn-
ture. - Brookville IL not yet con
WINGED that they are the weaker par
~.
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Mr. Benz. GlaagOV, OF HuIl, Eng-
land, occupied the Pulpit Of the Pres
byterian church last Sunday morn
Ing, and Mr. Hutchinson, father Of
Paul Hutchinson Of thls eity-Of
ficiated 81 the evening service.
Their talks" flor their remarks were
in the nature Of talks) were instTuo-
tive and entertaining. Both gentle
men are eOpneeted with the Engllsh
Isan company, for which Mr.. l. H.
Hole is their agent They are max
ing a business tour through shs eOnn-
trv
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Referring 10 the late State Chris
tiAn sunday School Convention held
Ia LeavenwOrth last week, = reporter
Of the proceedings In a Kansas City
paper, said:
Chaplin MeCleary, OF FOFt Leaven-
worth, made an apProPriats speech n
presenting the banner 81 the Saiina
Sunday School. % being HsIeeted a.
the best Sunday school represented.
Response Was made On q todehIhg and
feeling manner by Mr. Hopkins, Of
Salinh. The cOnImittee selected Sa-
Inns - the place Of holding the next
convention, and President Rash
rendered q cordial invitation To all %
be present. tf.ftt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

The organization Of the Sallne
County Horsemah's Association has
been chartered with the following d.
rectOrs: d. b. Powers, s. w. Obsr,
F. Kingmau, A. +. RAnsnsn, H. d.
Baker, He. Cunningham and F. r
Shaw. The capital stock Is s. 900. The
circuit Is being rounded out pretty
well, and already includes MePheF-
son, Abilene, Junction City, and Clay
Center, with the chances Of taking In
Minneapolis aud Ellsworth. These
neighbOFing organizations with our
own ought 10 make 1t stated periods
q pretty good showing Of hOrsehesh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

On Tuesday Salina Wes honsrot
with q visit from ths State Rsforzna-
tory COmmissioH, CONSISTING o. Mssa7.
J. E. BOnebEAke. John Severance and
Ed. r. Smith. Who are On their tour
Of insPectiOn % the various cities
which are aspinnts for the location
Of the RsiormatOry. Numerous eitI-
1ens paid their respects 70 them At the
Metropolitan, where they were stop
ping. The very unfavOrabis weather
did not give The Board that unfavOrs-
BE Idea Of Ssllna which they might
have gained. They were shown
about the city and vicinity In good
styis b. the home committee. From
salina TIE Board prOcseds 70 the fol-
lowing places: COncordla, Beioit, AIln-
ueapOliss Mcpherson, Newton, Hal
stead, Nicken0n, Hutchinson, Great
Bend, Wellington and Wichita, and
then return e. Topeka, 10 make the -
lection. M Smith, in q late inter
view, estimated that an Institution
for Kansas should Accommodate coo
pe.ons, and that Il would cost about
$4,000.
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Piano solo-''summer RAIN. Ella sturtevant.
TEvOcATION.
Dust- "A Welcome We Sing %
Satisfactory and Esay-"i See Ny
OWn Complexion Every Where" Bessie Glier
Quartet :" 3 Happy TO-aisht, Good NeighbOrz. A"
Essay-sHe Who 6 Contenf 70 Eemain
In The Valley Will Never Get Over
the Htl "....-.....-...........H aEgie Campbell
Duet .--------.. with Dance aud song -
Essay and faled iciory--''S Necessity
q lndiFidmiity8 Observation-Disclosures ry Bishor
Nlartel- EoltaEe beilg.
Ad4resa % Hflluated- Dr.. Wa Bishop.
fresentaiion Of Diplomas. zee. Hoo. r. A. Iowa
Qaartet- ...-..................a tiood Mkt -
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Save youF rass and take them to the
Nsttrsss FaeiorY.
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Third Annual COMMENCEMENT OF
the Salina High School ct the OPEN
House TUESDAY eve, June ID.
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Mr.. o. ThOrstenbeFg, Miss Esther
ThOFstenberg, Mr.. Edward Benson,
Assaria; Mr.. Bronan and wife, Mar
quette Mr.. +. Leksell. Miss Larson,
Miss SOdeFqvist. Miss QuarmstrOm.
Salina Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Swanson,
Mrs SPAR aud other parties from
LindsbOrg started Tor Sweden Friday
night. They sail direct from New
York by the Swedish line. This IL
probably the largest excursion party
which has ever gone from
this portion Of the State TO Sweden.
The trip ticket frOm Chicago aud ~
turn by this line is Si5 and the steam
ers have no steerage passage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Fer eash o. grim rent. A first
eIass farm q G58 Eerss on lower 0yp-
sum. None but q nrstela8 man need
apDly. RADcLIFFE MATTE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28

Follow the crowd and you VIII End
yourself With the peoples friend
Cheap John-gOOds At your own
nrfces