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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

cago. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs'
p. q. Bond, Of Salina, spent Monday
here with the family Of 8 P. DOnmysr.
The friends Of GOOdhart Sehipple
will be panied to hear OF his con
tinued illness.
Miss Lizzie DOnmyer, OF New Cam
bria, and her friend Mise Gertrude
BURNER, accompanied by Me~srs.
Chas. Kirkland aud Manfred Peck, Of
Sslins, tariied at our place awhile on
a drive tO Millett rancho. Miss Burt
ner is Mrs Capt. Millett's sister. They
chose a fine day for the trip, and We
may expect 10 hear on their return q
glowing account Of their enyiable trip.
-BrOokUiHe TFGnScrfVt, June II
Miss BURNER took her departure for
her home In Pomona, Kans., Monday
evening, after q pleasant visit Of about
two weeks with her schOOl-mate, Miss
Lizzie DOnmyer. Miss BURNER IL q
handsome, accomplished and pleasant
young lady, and Il Is said played havoc
with the hearts Of the young gallants
Of this place. NJ. T. HEAD.
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South Greeley Items.

Fine weather for killing weeds.
Wheat il beginning TO look poorer
every day some think there will be
no wheat at all.
Rev. Simkins will preach at the
stone school house, next sabbath.
Little Johnny Anderson, son OF
Robert Anderson, il lying very low
with lung fever.
Mr.. Ed. Kilgariff lost a valuable colt
last week by having its throat cut on
the barbed wire fence, and another
colt badly cut up.
Walnut township is turning out
quite a number Of militia. The fol-
towing have recently enlisted in Co.
b. of X. n. g.: Riley ShiIar, David
Shirar, J. b. Shirar, Thomas Shirar,
Lafayette Shirar. o. p. Shirar, Sheri-
dan Shirar, Frank Shirar, John Ale
bach, Frank Bernard, and also l.. Cox
and sylvester Shaffer, Of Eureka twp.
Spy.
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see'y. Abilene b. B. Club.

Yesterday about l o'clock in the
afternoon, q train Of six coaches and
baggage car drew up at the Park foot
bridge, loaded with happy Sunday
School excursiOnists, mostly from
Clay Center. Junction City was also
represented by about fifty persons,
and a few came from Abilene. The
splendid Dispatch Band, which
the Clay Centerites justly take so
much pride in, was on hand, and
their melody filled the grove during
the afternoon. Even the grand old
trees nodded approval at the end Of
each strain. Salinas orchestra was
also present and their fine music de-
lighted the visitors. The excursion
lists enjoyed their picnic dinners,
rambled about eOntentedly in the
shade, rested upon the benches and
grass and seemed to be in q most tran
quill condition. From what we heard
they enjoyed themselves very much.
The train moved hOmeward soon after
5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Mr.. w. B. Morrow has returned
from Kansas City, where he has heen
undergoing the Turkish bath treat
ment for rheumatism. He has been
greatly bensftted. aud Is enthusiastic
in his praise Of DR.. Stitt, the prnprie-
tor Of the establishment. Mr. II. =.
ShafFer starts for the same place to-
morrow, 10 receive the same treat
ment.
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Gan,e ofkniInrn.

Want Of confidence accounts for
half Ofthe business failures Of to-day.
Oscar Seitz, the druggist, is not liable
10 fail for the want Of confidence In
DIR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for he gives away > bottle free 10 all
who are suffering with Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and all affee-
ions Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Mr.. J. NJ. AndersOn's horse "Reck-
less" thought he would have a little
high" last Sunday. being tied to a
Sante Fe pavement. A passing bi-
cycle was sufficient prOvOeailon, and
he became very reckless before he
turned up at home on the Smoky
HIll-minus several cOntrivanees
which naturally belong TO ali we'll
regulated carts and harness.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

ing influences Of every kind, their
united energy and perseverance in
good works, and while we are ready 10
give similar need Of praise to other
churches, we consider the M. r.
Church one Of the most powerful civ
LIKING influences Of the age, and with
the late lamented Lincoln we unite
la benedietiOns on the Methodist
Church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

The BEsT SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, ChApped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin EruptiOns. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II Is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25cts. per
box. Fox SALE by Oscar Seitz.
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The city council met in regular SEES
sion Monday night. l.. NJ. futile and
NJ. S. Price each made application for
auctioneer's license at SIS. per year,
and the applications were granted. A
petition for a sidewalk on the west
side Of Fifth street, from Ash street TO
Iron Avenue, was presentedl; also a
petition to have the ditch Harrison
canaD on the south side Of South
street, filled. A petition asking that
ordinance No. 424 I've amended 50 as
to allow tile property owners 20 feet
on each side OF Santa Fe, south Of
South street, for parking and side
walk purpOses-was granted. A mo-
ton was carried that the council re-
ceive bids for % street crossings, 1 feet
wide by the running foot, constructed
Of hard oak plank or Manhattan
stone. The city attorney was in
structed Ia draw an ordinance prOvid-
ing fo- the punishment Of any person
giving idlSt lire dlAliu. AuC iiC DC-
partment committee was instructed to
ascertain the cost OF building on
city lot on Fifth street, for storage Of
hose cart and city tools. An Ordi-
nance was passed requiring AK Of
$40 per year on all Fire aud Life In
surance Companies doing business in
Salina. An ordinance relating TO the
opening. widening, extending, and
improving streets, avenues, alleys,
lanes, and to the taking Of private
property therefor, was passed. Reso
lutions with regard 10 eurbing and
guttering santa Fe Avenue were
passed, which are published else
where.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Jim Henry-fOrmerly a travelling
man for a hardware establishment
and one Of the jOllIest and very best
men on the rOad-came with the Clay
Center excursion. Mrs. Henry ae-
eOmpanled him. He is now the pop
ulsr host Of the Henry House form
erly Dispatch HoteD, Clay Center. A
score OF his old friends were glad 10
meet him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

The WOman's Christian Temper
anee Union will give q grand enter
taiment in Oak Dale Park, July 4.
The public are invited to attend.
Bring your baskets. There will be
however refreshments on the grounds.
2O-tf BY ORDER SECRETARY.
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Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar, Of Lafayette,
Ind, will speak on the much vexed
question OF woman Suffrage" in
the Presbyterian Church Of Salina,
a. 81 O'Clock on the evenings Of We'd
nesday and Thursday. the oath and .,
inst. At the Bean School House in
Elm Creek township, on Friday
the 18th inst. At the Lutheran
church, In Walnut township, on Sat-
urday evening the 9th inst. At
Bridge School House, at 8 O'Clock on
Sunday the 2Sth inst AT Assaria on
Monday evening the % inst.
In connection with these appoint
ments, it may not be out Of place to
publish the following:
Special Telegram to The Inter Ocean.
LAFAYETTE, IND, June ia
meeting OF the WOman's Christian
Temperance Union was held last
night, at which q series Of resolutions
were passed denouncing in unmeas-
uredsterms the Sunday Times for its
attack upon the reputation Of Mrs.
II. Cougar. Among others was one
repudiating the appointment Of Will
llams to so high official position and
asking President Cleveland and Sec
rotary Manning to revoke the same.
The richest item in this whole affair
may be told in q few words. Today
the Third Auditor sent middle man
70 Mrs. Cougar, offering, II she
withdraw her proposition TO pay 500
to have him publicly whipped, that
he will make n full retratiOn Of all Of
fensive language toward her I'm next
Sundays Times and be q good boy in
the future. Tie paper will be looked
for with interest,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Al the meeting Of the Board Of Ed
ucation Monday night, the following
additional teachers for our public
scliOols were employed J. w. Arm
strung, Miss F.. J. Deighan, Prof
Brinekley, and Misses Kate ThOmP-
son, Laura B4rtell, a. v. Davis, and
Jennie Carlton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

WANTED-At the Henry House,
Abilene, two ehambermaids and one
laundry woman; $l5per month wages
will be paid, as well as expenses to
Abilene. H. f. DOwNER, Prop'r
Abilene. Kans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Prof Hopkins is attending the sta e
Sunday school convention Of the
Christian church at Holden, Mo.
The commencement exercises viii
OeeurOn Thursday evening. July ID.
There will be five graduates who will
speak.
Prof Hopkins will commence his
work as Sunday school evangelist Of
the Christian Church Immediately af-
ter school closes.
Prof Jones will teach in Kansas
Normal College, at Burlington, next
year. Prof Brinckley will he princi-
pal Of the second ward school, Salina;
and Prof Jenkins has been elected
superintendent Of the Kingman ks
schools.
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An examination Of teachers, elected
to positions in the city schools, will be
held in the High School building, on
Tuesday June 2Sd. at 9 o'clock. A
full attendance as possible Is desired.
A. ID. GOODWIN, Sup't.
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Fourth Of July Programme q Mulberry
Park.


National salute at sunrise.
Exercises Of the day to commence al
9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Vocal music.
Prayer by Rev. +. J. Bruce.
Reading Of the Declaration OF In
dependence by T. J. ROllman, Of
BrOOkville.
Address Of Welcome, by Rev. G.
W. Miller.
Music by the band.
Grafton by A. q. Hariesty, Of Lin
eOlp.
Dinner.
Grafton by II. 5. Cunningham, Of
Salina, at > O'Clock z. NJ.
Music
Grafton by James Ellsworth.
Music.
Short speeches and tOasts, songs,
declamatiOns and q general good
time. after which amusements Of the
evening by the young folks.
AARON HOSs,
+. J. BRUCE, Com.
MARSHAL WILLIAMS.
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A good salesman and window
dresser wishes a position. Very best
Of recommendation. Would take
place as porter on chances Of advance
ment. Call on or address 1T" this
Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

A meeting OF representatives Of diff.
ferent cities interested in the. new
Trotting Circuit, met at Junction City
last Tuesday. SaIiDa was represented
by Messrs. H. ID. Baker and ID. B.
Powers. Owing to the absence Of the
full representation desired, no bust
ness Of importance was transacted.
There will be meeting in Abilene
one week from next Monday, when
dates will be fixed.
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Farm toR Rent.

For cash or grain rent. A first
class farm Of 500 acres on lower Gyp-
sum. None but a first-elass man need
apply. RADCLIFFE & MARTIN.
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Capt. w. w. Bartlett announces
this week that he Is q candidate for
the Office Of sheriff, subject TO the APP
pro val Of the Republican county con-
ventiOn. Capt. Bartlett was elected
sheriff OF VIII county, Ills, the same
year that Lincoln was elected presi-
dent the first time. Some months
before the expiration OF his term Of
office, he entered the Tooth Regiment
Ills. Infantry a. Captain. As an Of
ficer in civil life he served his people
faithfully and well. As 3 soldier he
was brave, patriotic and efficient.
Since his residence in Salina he has
been known as one Of our, most sue
eessful business men. As Republi-
can he has always stood al the fore
font q stalWartism, contributing
both his time sud money to the sue
esss OF his party and party ticket He
Is well worthy Of the support OF the
Republicans Of Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Messrs. Mcconnell & Wib'man's
Real Estate Reporter for July has
been published, and is full Of live
and sensible things beneficial to Sa-
line county. Farmers anG Others
who wish to take hand in disscminat-
ing good and truthful literature about
the splendid country in which we
live, should call at Mcconnell &
Wildman's Office and be supplied free
Of charge.
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DeIeosse Convention

A Band Convention will be held on
Tuesday evening, % inst, In Odd
Fellows Hall, representing the bands
OF Saline and adjoining counties. with
the view Of effecting the organization
Of a Band Union. It is hoped that
every band interested in the up
building Of band music and interests
will be represented by a full delega-
ton. w. c. SHERRILL,
Sec'y. Cadet Band
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There IL to be game Of ball at the
park tomorrow between the SalinA
and Abilene clubs The following is
the challenge and acceptance
SALIVA, KAs., June IL, 1885.
w. H. FLOYD, Secretary, etc, Abb
lene B. b. Club:
Dear Sir We hereby challenge
you to play a game Of base ball on our
grounds next Friday afternoon.
Truly Yours, LG HAMETER,
Sec'y., Salina b. b. Club.
ABILENE, June Is, 1885.
L. g. HAMETER, Sec'y Salina b. b.
Club:
Dear S7r:-The challenge from your
club To play a friendly game Of base
ball IN your city on Friday next has
been received. In reply, would state
that I have been authorized 10 &C
eept said challenge, and weather per
hitting, our club will .endeavOr to
get there" Yours truly,
II. H. FLOYD,
geciy. Abilene b. B. Club.
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Very late on Sunday night the
water works whistle sounded the fire
alarm, and people were promptly
upon the streets searching for the
blaze which did not exist. Some per-
son had sounded the fire bell, the
telephone hoy had notified the en-
gineer at the water works of the fact,
hence the alarm. The man who rang
the BELLS the person who, ifhe could be
found would suffer bodily damage
from many enraged citizens. 1t was
certainly a very mean trick If the
alarm was a causeless one, aud we are
glad 10 notice that the city council
will endeavOr to put a stop to false
alarms hereafter.
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The storm Of Sunday night was
very severe. although not wide-ex-
tended. Quite quantity Of rain fell
i'm Salina, while south two or three
miles there was no rain at all. Con-
siderable hail fell-sOme Of Il large
and the wind was heavy. It was
one Of those electric storms which
bring all sensible people from their
beds and warn them to be prepared
for a cellar trip.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

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 payments.
SECOND-Annual or
Semi-Annual interest.
THIRD - Pay your
money the day the pa
pers are signed.
FOURTH-W g will
duplicate terms and
rates offered by the
cheapest.
Our supplyinexhaust-
ible, our amounts hber-
al, our terms the best.
See Us.
YORK, RITCHH & co
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= HEREBY aHBouHce that am eand idate ioT
II fbe ofFee Of sherid suhjeci 90 The decision Of
Vs. w. BARTLETT.
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Friday evening considerable con-
sternation was created In town by the
report that Mr.. VIM. ClarksOn and
his hired man had been bitten by a
rabid dog. An investigation revealed
the following state OF facts A dog
which had been staying about the
livery stable for some time bit Mr..
CIarksOn near one ankle but there
was no sign Of a scratch or wound Of
any kind The dog had not bitten
the hired boy, though he made dem
onstratiOn Of so doing. The dog
showed no signs of rabies, having
been examined by physicians. The
animal was shot that evening, how
ever. Mr.. ClarksOn was very justly
somewhat alarmed, but believes that
he IL unframed. This incident re-
suited in Marshal SOuthwIek's CON-
meneing war upon the dogs. Those
not registered and muzzled are Inn
mediately shot The dogs must go
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Camps Illustrated Emigrant e,li-
ton Of Salina and Saline county has
made its appearance, being in the
hands Of the various advertisers, and
subscribers for the same. The illus
trations Of our public and business
buildings are very good. The general
al style Of the paper Is very attract
i've, full Of information about our
town and county, and Il will il proper
ly distributed, be beneficial. A num-
her Of errors are made, but they are
unavoidable where a stranger is en-
gagged In work Of the kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

One secondhand Header in good
repair, with 3 boxes. Enquire Of
F. II. PICKRELL,
2O-Sw City Express.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-18

Mr.. Il. &. Lett, superintendent Of
the stone department Of the Union
Pacific r. r., was in the city last
Monday for the purpose Of making
special prices on their stone with
view Of introducing them in this
market. He expresses himself as
highly pleased with the looks Of our
city.
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: following article taken

the Winfield Courier is apprOpUs in
the situation here
We have been told, "YOu, with
your liberal views on religious mat
tiers, do not want q sectaFian college
In Winfield. IL we can raise money
enough to build a college, why not
make Il nOn-seetarian where people of
all sects aud no sect will have a voice
In its management 2"
Our answer Is: The history Of non
sectarian colleges hs that they inyari-
ably fail and die out, unless they are
supported by the State or an endOw-
ment Of hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars by the founder or some other
liberal millionaire. To run a Univer
sity worth having, successfully, will
cost thirty to fifty thousand dollars a
year. Our State apprOpriates sOms
such sum every year TO support the
State University &C Lawrence. A
University which has a half million
endowment fund can raise such nee
essary expenses from the income OF
its endowment. Give Us the State TO
hack Il or the halfmillion endowment
and we are In favor OF q nOn-sectarian
institution In Winfield. Lacking in
these essential supports we must have
something I'm their stead or We can
not have a college OF any account In
our midst
Aside from the schools endowed as
above, BY State or endowment fund
the Only other higher institutions OF
learning which are a success are back
ell aud supported by some religious
sect or denomination, and among
these the Methodist colleges are
bright examples OF success. The
MethOdists work together a. q unit
under the most complete Organiza-
ton. They love their church and is
institutions, and their number h le-
giOn. Their contributions 20 their
schools, though small individually,
are large In the aggregate Of money,
and every Methodist wants 70 send
his sons and daughters 10 q Methodist
school. Every Methodist In southern
Kansas will be an annual contributor
20 the support Of the college at Win
field. Every Methodist Minister will
be an efficient and working agent for
the institution. The sum raised by
Winfield IL sufficient TO build q ms g
nifieent building TO accommodate q
thousand students, and the MethO-
dists Of Southern Kansas wall see
that these students are furnished and
that the necessary funds are rslsed
annually 20 keep Il running with q full
head Of steam. We consider the
Methodist church Of Southern Kan
sas behind this institution better than
half q million endowment fund
Weare not afraid Of the sectarian
ideas the MethOdists will inculcate ;
though we do not endorse some soi
their religious tenets We fail 90 zee
where any Of them do any hurt and
do plainly see where they are doing an
immense amount Of good, 90 We have
no quarrel with anything they teach.
We do indOrse their lofty patriotism.
their vigorous fight on evils, corrupt
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ss-Esira augiss q rms JOURNAL -ay b. "a
d, Ws,. HogseaI iSors aai a - Bot iSors q Wan
tsad & Snrsan-
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The military company met Tuesday
night. There were about 40 members
present. Some 50 names are on the
roster. The company is therefore
about filled. The regular drill day Is
the fourth Saturday in each month,
between the hours Of 4 and O'Clock
M. The eompany's letter l. "B, I"
having been assigned TO the Fourth
Regiment. The officers Of the regi-
ment meet at Beloit on the 9th of July
to elect a colonel aud staff officers.
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The Portland excuTsiOnists start to-
day; Among the number are G. T.
Hilton and family; Capt w. w.
Bartlett, wife and daughter; Mrs.
ThOs. Spencer and two daughters F
c. York, Mrs. G. NJ. Eastman, David
Richie, SanbOrn, II. l.. Twining. B.
f. Rhodes; Geo. Green and one other,
ofLincOln Center; Mrs Sehofeld and
son, and Mrs. a. a. ArnOtt, OF Me
PhersOn and Mrs. A. B. Dickinson
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Some Of our citizens are opposed to
the project Of locating a Methodist
college ia SAlina, ON the ground that
1t is a sectarian institution. This Is
no argument at all. The cities Of
southern Kansas, in bidding for the
location Of the Southwestern Metho-
dist Conference College, fully appreci-
ated the value Of such an institution
when they made the following eslim.
ated money value bids:
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The Mayor and committee Of three
OF the city council Of Abilene visited
our city last week To- inspect the plans
and proiiles adopted by Salina for
surface drainage and were very
much pleased with the system.
They have awarded the contract to
Messrs. Johnston and BurfOrd, civil
engineers, Of Salina, to draw plans
and establish grades ON about eight
cen miles of their streets. The work
was commenced last Monday.
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