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Dull and steady for most Is,
TrnnsaolInn. 271 .000 shnrns.

9, lol11: U. s. ~ my; .. 8. nevis 122lE;
Pacific 6 Of Is, 1S; Central Pacific, lllX: Rfie,
S7h; Lehigh WIlkesbarTe, %; Louisiana conSoli
Is; Missouri q, 1025 St Joseph, 1l63 s. r. Is, c
lrSS, l2l TenneSse66s old, At: do new, I6; Texas
ReSiao Land Grants, g asked; do RIO Giaads. g;
do sinking Fund, INK ;, Virginia O., 2o Virginia
Consols, extra HAtlEed coupons, u; do deferred,
*; Adams Express, 1871 American Express, 9l1S
Canada Southern. s?T; Central Pacific. ~;
do second preferred *; G, @. CD l, G5t Denver d
30 anHSe, X; EsiS g psstessea. Fast
SSx asked; Kansas q Texas. lg5<; Lake Erie q
WCltOrn, ~ Lake shoTe, G1<; Louisville q Nash.
2}1S, Memphis Charleston, Hrst preferred, 10; do
second pr6farred. 6alked: Memphis Charleston,
q: Michigan Central, %; Missouri Pacific, 0gjx;
Nashville 4 Chattanooga. z; New Jersey Central.
Northwestern. 96}S 90 pteiSited. i9s;S; New Y6rE
Central, Pl9t; Ohio Central !; Ohio Mississippi
70: DO preferred, Is; EacInc Mali, Ok; Pits.
buEh, Hi Reading, ls1 s. Louis 4 San Frap.
clSco. 9l 90 preterTed. g; y rapl. ~ DO
W; United States EpEeEs, 50; v. ST. !. 4 p: *;
do pEeteTred. va; Wells-FarEo Express, loo; West
eIn Union, %. va 1900 :
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Mr. MURPuy's REMARKS.

Edward Murphy was then introduced
and spoke for over an hour. He Is a
young, good looking gentleman and it is
plain TO be seen that he is very muchjin
earnest in his efforts TO do good.
His delivery is fairly good at all
times and when he rises to a
climax Is excellent. He is extremely forci-
BILE, practical and argumentative, more SO
in fact. than his father, and made a good
impressionon his audience, which at times
broke into loud applause. His address,
or appeal, or illustrations Of tho evils Of
drink, whatever one might call it-for 1t
was all these-was delivered in rapid
manner and was entertaining throughout;
he fully sustained the reputation given
him by his father, OF being "dandy
hustler in the work.
At the conclusion OF his talk an invita-
ton was extended to sign the pledge and
then the discovery was made that there
were only few pledges in the house.
Mr.. Murphy rushed down TO the hotel to
get some, but returned empty handed.
The next best thing was done; pledges
were pinned to sheets OF paper and these
were signed. There was plenty Of blue
ribbon; however, and this was tied on all
who came forward and the pledges prom
ised for tonight. As 1t was, whore
there would probably have been
$50 signers there were only fifty or sixty,
and these were mostly children. The gal
lery contained large number OF meniof
Just the class that the temperance people
want to reach, but they could not get down
10 make their way forward and there were
no pledges to send up to them. At to-
nights meeting children will not be allow
ed, unless they are accompanied by Their
parents.
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qhe dptellllssntpr


-7l 0fieo No.. % and 81 Tourtoenth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-12
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 1.-THE DroVer,' Journal 70.
ports: Live hogs: Receipts 2,leO head; shipments
900 head; market strong and 20 higher: rough
! IS: HIT 81 2saI s.: skips s. 5oa4 *. Cattle
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 200 head market
slow ind barely steady; Stees Of So 70 81 S i6S
& O6G47 shecpsReceipts 1900 head; shipments
i'60O head; market steady and firm: inferior 10
medium 50 6a3 25 good to choice s. 6oa4 ~; extra
sheep lambs 81 GOa6 ".
East LIBERTY, Pa, March lI.-CattIe market
slow; prime IS 7SaG 00 fair % good $ o3 50: COIN
mon $ibOa4 as; receipts sos head; shipments 70
had. HoEs, market active; Eeselrts Loo head;
shipments 800 head: PhllAdelphlas s 1bab q;
ket fair; prime 81 40lt CO.; fair to good o 76a4 co.
common 50 b0u5 IS; receipts 500 head; shipments
$50 head.
CINCINNATI, March l.-5Ilyc hogs steady: com.
mon and light g ST. co. packing and butchers cher
Petroleum.
BRAuYoRp. Pa, March 1I.-Crude oil weak
and lower. with some apprehension felt about the
Markham well at Thorn creela National trnnsit
Certificates opened Ut Sll{c aud closed at 1y5tc;
highest S4c; lowest nc: National transit and tide
barrels; charters Is 98 barrels; cleaAnees $4,000
barrels. -st t.H .l'7
on. CRY, Pa, March li.-Easlonal transI. cereG.
Gates opened At SA SIC: highest sec; lowest 7gfc
closed at 7gIc; sales 3.7s2000 barrels: clGarances
1872 900 barrels: runs G6 100 barrels; shipments IS
S2S barrels: charters 62S barrels. OIL City oil Ex
change stock no bids: q 2S asked.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March ll.-OIl active but weak:
opened at Nc, declined gradually TO 79Nc, rallied
70 sQNc and closed at T9kc.
Pa,LABEsRaIA, Pa, March ll.--Pe.soleaua quiet
at No. - =. III sipti { 80.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March ll.-PetrOleum steady:
refined 1890.
NEw YoRx, March 1l,-PetrOleum firm; United
7e1+C.
NEw YoRK, March 1l.-cotton quiet at II All11c
futures steady; March 11.2Oc; April ll.2Oc; May
ll3lc; June i42c July l.49c; August II $50: Sep
tember Lilo: October 1850: November l0.6lc;
December l0.6lc.
Dry Goods.
New YoRx, March 1.-THE wide request for mis-.
ceaneouS assOrtments, besides the taking oil very
good quantity OF Etuls and returning Of good sales
with agents, indicates the lobblng trade In very
tir motion; lu some points Il Is reported trade Is
VeIygood.
EEw YoRx. March 1l.--Lead Arm; common $50.
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F1NA .,,it, AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and stock Mar.
~ -r-.-L ~ u Hkhta.I Z NV ~ -.--.-L-l


NEW York. March Money market easy a.
lalh percent closlpg at tpercelL Prime mercan.
tile paper A5 perpont Sterling Exchange bankers'
blllS duu Rt II S9k; demand $50 =,
GoVEaSaENTs- quiet aud dali. Three pcsccnts
u percent lOweEat 10l bid there was decline m
t6ur percent coupons Of X at l22hf bid; fonr and
bid. ,laSi! fg7iP' ~ i7>|tT' ~ ~
STATE sDcuElTrp-Dull and steady for most is,
RAuR6Ap B1xps-Active and Nrong.
sTpCES-ThO market opened heavy Of a decline
Of knk percent aud during the hnt hour made fur.
thef fractional Losses, hut tho decline
was checked before the end Of The AfIt hour, and
from that time until the close Of the Board this a.
terno0n the market was strong and higher. Dur.
Ing afternoon The GtreoL was full otrumon ofWar
between England and Russia, and while operators
arc divided Is 70 the immediate eject on stocks Of
aeeat4tlon hoSilltcs the majority was In favor OF
higher prices. Bulls are earnest advocates OF
theory that tho European war win create an active
market IoF all American products which 80 turn
Will greatly Increase earnings Of most railroads. II
tO-dGyg Filmors prove true the market y starting
on another great boom, not unlike that Of 1873 and
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"A oAMR Moot bail onFollefs q The CAP
itol rink tc.niEht, - w.
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MIS-. MARGARET RIDdELT, grandmother
OF tie Messrs. Thompson, OF the Eighth
ward, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Thompson, who had the misfortune to
fall Sunday evening and break her arm.
Mrs. RidgeIy is 9S years old, but is as hale
and hearty as most women OF score less
of wears. 81.
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tQaL the one u 4uesuAy ulSut wac. 4He
people went 10 see Francis Murphy, the
great temperance apostle, but be was not
there. In his place was his son Edward.
who commenced q series Of meetings at
Wellsburgi Monday evening, and. who
changed places with his father last night.
Edward Murphy Is fast becoming as fam
Gus a. his father in the temperance work
and has been doing grand good work iat
Pittsburgh, assisting his father during the
past two or three months, but, asbefore
stated, the people wanted TO see the older
Murphy, and were therefore disapp einted.
The change was even surprise and dis.
appointment to some Of those who are
managing these meetings; as one Of them
said: Young Murphy Is splendid work.
erin some respects he even excels his
father, and had we had him from the
first We would Just as soon have paid him
$50 q night as his father, but we adyer.
tised Francis Murphy, and this changeis
not business"
Francis Murphy's absence was the first
disappointment; later on, it was discov-
cred that he had taken with him nearly
1.-THE card pledges and only about TWEEN
ty could be procured for the signers, and
these few were monopolized by small boys
and girls who crowded in and kept back
tho men that these meetings are designed
to aid and save. There was bad manage
ment shown last night, that it is hoped
will be avoided during the balance Of the
week. I''.
/. The meeting opened at 1880 o'clock
sharp. The house had been packed for
half nm honr previous. every inch of stand
ing room being utilized. Coronation" and
one or two other familiar hymns were
sung and prayer was offered and the scrip.
lures read by Rev. Mr.. Shot, the pastor
OF the church.
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A IL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"a PRINTING neatly and promptly eEecuted.at
ne lstEtLianlgM Jos oIIlcA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

The genial breath Of spring reminds
you that Il Is time TO make those IN
slightly walls as handsome as those Of
q palace. The new styles Of Wall
paper at Whitehead 4 SeamAn's will
do It.
An elegant line Of Summer coats
and Vests for sale cheap at Obef's
One Price Cash Clothing House.
When you want to know the price
Of wheat al the Salina Mill, look for
Strickler's the jewelers. advertise
ment.
WANTED-A dinIng-FOom girl at
the Pacific House.
Our Boots and Shoes have arrived,
and we fiatter ourselves that we can
please you.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
Read +. w. Ober's advertisement
In this issue.
We are Offering our ClOthlug at
ruihOusly low prices.
CAMPBELL a TUFHILL.
1000 new styles Of Neckties just re-
ceived at Ober's One Price Cash
Clothing House. Boys, come and see
them.
Just received at Mrs f. Murphy's,
n complete stock Of Spring and sum
mer millinery, and novelties In all
the new laces.
Pure California Honey at Toe. pei
pound at f w. ObeT's, by the can
WANTED A girl to do general
homework. Apply TO Mrs. T. F.
Carver, East sallna-
Multiply all the Carpet stocks In
town by four, and then imagine what
the stock IL At Z. w. ObeF's Old Rella.
Die and Mammoth Corner Store.
WANTED "A girl to do general
houssWOrk. Apply 10 Mrs. G. W.
Lynn, south 10Th street
Attention IL called 10 the advertise
ment Of Mrs. Morse, announcing q
grand opening Of millinery at hel
store on the I'D, cath, and 18th Of
April
Look out for our hats. They viii
be hard 10 beat. Come and see.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL-
Divide the heretofore asked price,
for carpets by two and then inIagins
what they are now selling for At E.
W. Ober'a
School books at cost Cor 80 days.
AT. 4 n. II. GRIKR's
Organs and Pianos for sale ct c.
MelbeTt'a.
Artists materials at AT. AMI.
Grier's.
AZ elegant line Of Dress Goods 1t
E. w. ObeF's.
Cottonwood tress for sale. Apply
to d. whitehead.
htAa ODcE8 eufeItlseA1sut ID tnm
issue.
Win you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint GhllOh's ViializsF
l. guaranteed 10 cure you. For ale By
Oscar eeitz.
Eggs for setting. from thorough
bred Plymouth Roek hens for sale By
I. H. Gray, corner Eleventh and
Walnut strests: ST.
Nobby hAnd-made Boots and Shes
cheap Il ObsF's One Price Csh
Clothing House.
More New Goods at SOlbsFg's. II
you Wish 20 80 hn0 Pattern, eall 81
SolbsEg's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30


Quite little gathering Of citizens
took ramble through Europe last
Tueseay evening, with Rev. A. j.
KisseH "a cicerOne. II was the quick
est trip In record, aud about the
pleasantest. The party left the pier
at New York in jolly spirits, we're
taught all the terrOrs Of sea-siekness
without actually experiencing them,
promenaded up and down the breezy
decks, witnessed the awful, billOwy
mountains advancing as If to engulph
the ship and its precious burdens,
sailed pleasantly up the English chan
mel. sped rapidly to London, took a
hastv view Of Westminster Abbey,
the Parliament buildings. the Tower,
the British Museum, the National
Gallery, not forgetting Madame Tas-
saud's wax works again on the chan
mel and of in the tWinkling Of an eye
To bright sparkling CHEEKY Paris, with
its Champs Elysee, its triumphal
arches, it, Louvre, Luxembourg, Pan
theon, NOlre Dame, Column VendOme,
and tomb OF Napoleon Off again
through the pleasant valleys Of France
into the shadow of the Alps, through
Mount Cenis Tunnel TO Turin then
20 Genoa, the Superb then tunneling
through the Apprentices to Pisa with
Ils leaning tower and baPtistry, then
then off to Ciyita Vecehia-the home
Of fIeas and squalOr, thence skirting
by the Yellow Tiber to Rome, mighty
Rome. There we tarry while to
muse over the splendid relics Of the
splendid past: the temples, the Coli
scum, the Pantheon, the Appian way
then Off 10 the Vatican with its
TREASURES OF ar, and the great bassilica
We are on the way again, headed for
Florence, the home and last resting
place Of Michael AngelO-the noted
seat OF art, refinement and culture -
then we dash aerOss a eauseWay right
into the Adriatic, and enjoy the calm
duiet beauty and unreal life Of the
city in the sea-queen 0fthe Adriatie.
We are aOw in Milan, to admire for
moment 1.-THE Last Supper" Of Da
Vlnei and the famous cathedral, and
then enjoy a sail on the pleasant wa
ters OF Maggiore. Slowed away In
the quaint old diIligenoeiWe commence
the { rip through the SimplOn pas
and slide down iHto the little village
Of Brieg. From here we make excur-
sions to the various Lefty Alpine sum-
mlts, from whence we view the
grandest panOramas on earth. At
Chaumony and Mont Blanc we
mount the diligence for Geneva, leav-
ing the land Of caiaraetand avalanche
We visit pleasantly in the charming
iake region, tarfy moment In quaint
and delightful Berne and Lucerne,
view the fsIls OF the Rhine, and then
rush or through q ane pastoral cOun-
try to take the steamer at Mayence
fof a trip down the Rhine. On
pleasant, sunshiny day We are settled
eoziIy on the steamers deck, 10 view
Che crumbling castles, the vine-elad
hills and listen % the legends which
are e numerous as the castles and
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The city council met Monday night.
The Mayor sbPOinted VIM HOgben
Chief Of the Ere Department, which
appointment was confirmed. A mo-
ton 70 amend the ordinance increas-
ing the width ofsidsWaiks, a. well a.
= motion to repeal the ordinance. was
lOse The request Of the Cadet Band
that they be allowed 70 build q band
stand 81 the south side Of the New
York store was granted. The finance
committee was authorized IS q special
COMMITTEES to contract with the Water
company for three hydrants a. fci-
lows; One at the corner of santa Re
aud Prescott avenues, and the other
two on South street-With the progiso
that the water company give one
years rental ofthehydFants free from
the time the same are pat IN use. The
street cnnnnittee was authorized 10
purchase the necessary lools for the
street cOIuIifissi0ner The marshal
WAS instfaetsa to snfarre The Ordi-
nanes reIatlng 70 tie obstructiOn- Of
SIDEWALKS Buildlng permits we're
sranssd to Q. 8. Conrad and Chas.
HOlm4uitt
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wsatss

Every lady In the county to come
and Sc the Art display ct Briggs 4
Gebhart's. This exhibit will be In
charge Of . lady Who has had large ex-
psFienes In this line Of work, and viii
take great pleasure in showing and
explaining how Il can be produced on
the sewing machine. She will have
. complete corps Of assistants 70 aid
her in the eonducs Of this exhibition.
Very respectfully,
BRIGGS 4 aKBHART, Sallna, Kans.
We haVs the best Bunting for 25cis
made and sold in this country. Call
and see it.
LTTOWIcH & WoLsIKVFKR.
Art reception ct Briggs 4 GebhaFt's
from May LEI 70 Sth. 49,
New Goods resolved daily. Call
and Sc them and learn prices, a
goods seem 10 Be on the raise every
ave days.
LITOwIcH 4 WOLLsIEFFER.
WAETKD-AsKETs IN THIS rOWN
for the sale Of the celebrated Hull Va
pOr Cook Stoves. This years i'm
Proysmsnts render them the best
stoves ever made and easiest selling
devices ever offered. Send for eata-
logue and terms 10 agents. Addrass
Hall VaPOr Stove Co., Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

Don't buy poor fitting suits, when
you can get the best fittlng suits made
at the lowest possible price At Ober's
One Price Cash Clothing House.
WANTED-A girl to do general
homework. Apply to Mn. M. d.
sampson.
Call at WAtsOn's and SEE an elegant
lot Of oOlOred and plain Glassware
Waters, Pitchers, Vinegar Bottles,
Tumblers, cut and plain. Colored
Glass Tumblers. Finger Bowls, Nap
pies, Cake Stands, Fruit Bowls. sc,
&c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30
CHEAP EXCURSIONS
% e orIsan. ~ lhs World'. 20.

In order to enable all to attend the
Great Worlds Fair, II has been de
eided 70 give two special cheap exeur
slons to New Orleans, via the Mem
phis Short Route. For these special
excursions the rate from Kansas City
to New Orleans and return will only
be SIS. Tickets at this low rate will
be sold for trains leaving Kansas City
ct 10 A. NJ, and rs P. n, on Tuesday
May 9Th, and 18th, and will be good
to return within twenty days from
date sold. Through sleeping can 70
New Orleans on both trains. The Op-
pOFtunity to visit such an exposition
a. is now In progress at New Orleans
is not likely to again occur, and the
management Of the Memphis ShOFt
Route South IL determined that mates
shall not be an obstacle % thoss de-
string 10 attend the great show.
For further information, maps, etc,
address J. &. LOcKwoOD,
General Passenger Agent,
kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

On Saturday last Fred Shank driy-
ing home with his wife and child, at
tempted 10 cross the Mulberry At
what is known - the Nash crossing.
the bridge near there being washed
away by the high water. Having
proceeded little way In the stream.
the wagon box was lifted mp and
hoated aways anslIs ovssturRing, ME,
shank saved himself By catching to
some willows, but not before he had
been drawn under the water By his
wife who was in . drowning cOndi-
ton. A willow elumP saved HIM
self end wife, bat the child ~
washed away and drowned. being
finally discovered about 40 rods BE-.
low ,cIlnging 10 grasa. One hoFse was
also drowned, the other issniag from
the stream With no hArnes sxeepi
collar and bride. The little child
ives eyed IS mOnths The funeral
toSk plsOs Sunday,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

Gus delighted auditors TO those who
bad accomplished signal victories in
"fiights Of song" The ladies Of the
Guild who had worked so persever-
ingly for the production of the enter
tainment were rewarded partially by
a very handsome profit Of 500, which
is 10 be expended In chief towards the
purchase OF new carpet for their
church.
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n.
On The lslh inst, q young man Civ
i6g his name ns Geo. MiIIef-agsd
at0ut 3 years-pdrehased draft for
g q the Sallna Bauk-payable 10
Flank NflIsr, wichita Leaving So
iluh, Re vents Russell. He bought
st The Russell Bahk q g dram, and
IN about half an boar presented the
Salina Bank dra1, which had been
raised TO. Ss.OOO-for payinent. The
appearance Of the dfaI very naturally
excited the suspicion ofthe President
o. The Rasasil Bank, and Of course be
did not cash Il, but immediafeiy tsle
grapbed the circumstances TO Mr..
Afillsr. tbs cashier Of The salina Bank.
who wired back to have ibe party ar
rested. Meanwhile The forgsr bad
gone on 70 Hays City, snd.while there
presented the Russell Bank draft
raised 10. G2,OO0. The fellow was ar
rested by the sheriff Of Ellis county
In the set Of presenting the draft At
Hays he is now held for trial at the
May term OF the District court. II
eonyictsd Of the two charges, his ssn.
tones win be e years IN the Peniten-
tiafy he was certainly a bold fellow
but hardly smart enough to carry ms
point. From papers found in his
pocket il was discovered that his real
name Is L w, Neglis. He hal ia bis
POSSESSION several receipts flor lodge
dues from Riverside Lodge No. $3.50 A.
fsAgM., signed by 2. X. French.
II does not appear froin the receipts
where the lodge is located. The
Russell Record states that NegIls
called upon Spencer Bros. real estate
agents Of that city, and stated that he
desired TO purchase some lana. He
represented that he came from Wichi-
ia that lie had recently sold a farm
ia SsdgsWiek county for 5000, and
with the pf6css,ls Wlshed To invest in
cheap lands. He was driven to the
country and shown a half section,
win which he seemed TO be highly
pleased price and all-and WAS anx-
ious that the sale and transfer be con-
summated At once. He drew from his
pocket . draft, issued by a bank at Sa-
lima on Kansas City for the sum Of
$1,000. The Spencer Bros, after look
ing at the draft, thought 1t had been
altered, and told him TO go to the
Bank and have Il cashed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

afr. Hitler has in his possession .
good photograph Of chain armor te-
Gently brought to light from one Of
the mounds near LindsbOrg, by one OF
the professors Of Bethany Academy.
The armoF seems nearly complete but
heavily coated with rust. There Is
some speculation - TO the era "a
which It belongs. II may have been
q contemporary Of the mound build
ers. Some follower ofCOrOnade may
have been buried there-aFmOr and
all. Some wsaried Spanish cavalier,
disgusted with Kansas wind, may
have cast it aWsy. 10 b, lSaSsEise. q
valuable relic, and viii probably re-
pose in the museum OF Bethany
Academy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

MARRrED-At salina, April 18th.
1885, Mr.. Geo. Hereford aud Miss
Lille Z. ClaFksOn, Rev. VIM. Bishop
officiating. This young couple, IN
der very favorable auspices. start out
upon the voyage Of life. Mr.. Here
ford has 3 very fine reputation for
capacity and business. Miss ClAFksOn
is well known here a. q young lady Of
culture and many accomplishments.
May blessings, prosperity aud long
iife 90 with them aud gentle breezes
van them safely to the "Shiniug
ShOTe.H -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

The storm Of last week seems to
have done q great deal Of damage in
various portions Of the county.
Among the sufferers net reported An
our account of the storm last week are
MFR. VIM. shaw, in Ohio township,
who lost the roof to his house. Mr..
A. G. Willard, Of the same local
lily, whose sheds and house were badly
injured and Ms, Tin Bacon. whose
carriage was entirely destroyed and
had q calf killed. Mr.. Millard's prop
erty was insured IN the Springfield.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

The BnOokyiIls 7Fslscrspf says thai
two large houses are beng built on
Eden Farm also that the farm has
upon It 80 head Of horses, 100 head,
Of cattle and that 5000 bushels Of
corn was raised last year-all to be
fed upon the place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

Mr.. L. G. Denton, an old citizen Of
Saline county and at one time oounty
commissioner, left for 1t. Smith,
Ark. last Monday. with the inten-
ton Of making his future residence IN
that city. IT. Smith. he reports, has
about 1900 inhabitantz, has electric
light and street cars, aud is blessed
with an astonishing boom. The best
wishes Of many citizens will attend
l.. e., and all hope he will do we'll in
his new location.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-30

We are indebted to AR. L. H. Hole
for Manitoba papers, ehOekfull Of the
Rel rebellion news We infer from
the receipt Of these papers that Mr..
Hole Is either summering In that far
away cold country, or taken a cum
msnd under Reil