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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19
A Sad Case.

WILTON, May 1S.-Mrs. Octavia, wife of Col.
Enoch Scales. committed suicide on Sunday
morning, about O'Clock, by hanging in bed
room. Col. Scales had psralytic shock sew
eral weeks ago, and has been nearly helpless
and speechless since. The care OF him has
worn very much upon his wife, and for some
time she has been thought to be somewhat in
sane. Though she had been gone from the
family but few minutes life was extinct
when found. Mrs. Scales laid her throat
across loose cord that was suspended under
the bed, and hung there until she saffocated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19

AUGUSTA, May 1S.--Mrs. Mary Bailey of
West Gardiner, committed suicide Sunday
morning by throwing herself into pond near
her home. She was demented on the subject
0f relioion
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19
Obituary.

BELFAST, May 1S.-George R. Sleeper, for
many years dry goods merchant here. died
today. aged H. He was county treasurer from
1880 to 1885.
WINTHROP, May 1S.-F. W. Stevens, aged
50 years, died today. He was man widely
known, having been speculator for yeare,
and held official positions in town. He was a
trustee of Maine Wesleyan Seminary at Kent's
Hill for years.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19
POSTMASTER Appointed,

WARRINGTON, May 18.-The President today
appointed Albert B. Page postmaster at Houl-
ton, Me-, vice Eben Woodbury.. whose COM
mission has expired.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19

BOSTON, May 18.-The counsel for the en-
barrassed tanners, f. Shaw & Bros, report
that all their creditors wLo came in under the
provisions of the composition act have re-
ceived their dividends Suits are now pending
in Maine in which certain creditors who
claimed that they had preference By right of
al early attachment, are plaintiffs aud the
Shaws are defendants. These suits involve
only about $4,000 which is all that remains to
be paid Of the original Indebtedness of 81
100000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19
A Runaway Couple Captured,

LAWRENCE, Mass, May 1S.-John e. Cush-
ing, ex-auditor of city accounts at Lawrence,
Mass, died this morning, aged 40 years.
He served as city auditor for eleven consecu-
tive years He was born in Calais Me-, and
was held in high esteem.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-05-19

noE CUttaBb hUFMtu'
Special to PREss)
NORWAY, May 18.-The dwelling Of James
j. Abbott, known as the Abbott House, at
Pleasant Pond. Sumner, was burned ysster-
day. Loss about $4,000 insured for $500 on
the dwelling and $500 on the furniture The
latter was mostly saved. The FIRE caught in
the third story, and was caused by burning
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

20 any one. and Ia closing called upon
Mr.. G. r. Faulkner. Mr. Faulkner
gave the council the results ofths ex-
animation BY the State Board Of
Charities Of the advantages Of tbe
new Edison Electric burner. Mr..
Jones then argued IN favor Of bis
proposition to furnish gas alone. He
was full Of humor and made q very
amusing talk.
After q full hearing the council
vent into Executive sessinn, and
when the doOs were opened. an
nOanced that they would give Mr..
Pike the privilege to furnish gas and
the home Company the same right
for Electric Lighting. The price
finally agreed upon for the gas was
$50 per 1000 cubic feet A number Of
citizens were present and took quite
an interest Ia the proceedings. The
new electric light for buildings
is not the platinum wire on which
Mr.. Edison experimental 90 long, but
q piece Of carbonizsd bamboo In horse
shoe shape. enclosed 10 sn air tight
glass case and especially adapted for
domestic use. It Is expected that
some Of them will be In operation In
this place before long, and the Elec-
trie Light Company propose to put
some on exhibition at Once.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Last Friday evening the Democrat
10 nominees took part 10 = political
meeting Ia one Of the SwedIsh town
ships. Beer was the beverage, and
the feast Of reason and flow Of soul
was said 10 have been immense. We
understand that other just such meet
ings have been, or will be held.
Boys, listen to q little advice: The
voters viii not fail 10 drink your beer,
bat don't imagine for moment that
they will necsssarily vote your ticket
Beer sometimes gOes q good ways
among the city bummers aud lOafers;
but farmers who pay taxes and are
thus interested Ia good government
areinOt q. be prevented by q "beer pic
mic from voting for the. candidates
Of the party which they consider will
do the bert By them It l. not sum-
oisnt that q candidate Is a''jOiIy good
fellow" but he must have qualities
which especially ft him for the ONCE
be seeks. The beer may middle the
brain for q moment and make the
voter sotid with the fellow that ''sets
'em up;n but beer is short lived and
does not last until election day.
when that sventfal day comes, the
voter With . clear brain walks up 20
the polls and casts his vote against
the fellow who ''set 'em upH-feeling
that he has done his duty IN voting
for the man who did not attempt 10
bay his ballot through his stomach
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

DR.. E A. Collins has been treating
In . most successful manner numsF-
Ous persons suffering with chronic
diseases He h certainly q most skill
lui physician. His once is In the
front room Of the Open House Block,
second story. He win be found Rt the
once during ONCE hours. and at al
other hours ct the Pacific House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
Mayors Proclamation


N, wits Bristol Mayer 81 TIE city 81 salIna.
y Saline County. Knnsla. Do hereby pr1ciaiIa sad
give puallc notee that ~ The eleeii5n % b. heti
On Tuesday the "a dag of November islt, he p.ii.
% I'D city WI - open IN he folieEing piices
FiFsf warf-citY Han.
eecon1 Ward-Coufl HCuW
Ikird Warl-8- ~ Palmera Harble Tar1.
Fgurth War1-Clty bulldlng % fifth street.
I d hereby de1iEnlla ~ frIlowirr alaefors a.
Iufrul and clerks 81 ~ ciCclions
Frs Wari-W. J. HaEier, Tagisr Miller. John
Doneg.n, ladEss. and :. n. Gl6soa, ,. ". Goine.
cleFEa.
sssond W.ra-Janss Ohnes, D. D. s,svari. e.
z: Hilion. iudgss, and ?. n Einona. ". T.
MoIc1. elerEa-
MID WsI5-Jseob Bssiis, 8. 4. Painsr. J. n.
Bah lnigaa, nd ". B. Mitsheli. ". C. sherrin.
E0aE., Esss5E- ;; eHsst 8; O Masis.-
Eru4r1s, cierEa-
Wi.ass ~ hand sd eosPostsas.i ofths city
Dsss q saiias. Kaua.,. ssis ~ s.T q Osio-
IsElLl WILLIS BEIsr0I. EsJor.
Attsft-E- 3. BOWEN, cry Cisrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Skeptical and easily frightened peo-
pie are very much exercised for fear
Jay Gould will not build the Topeka
4 5alina road. They need not rest
under such narrowing apprehensiOns.
II Gould had not fully determined 10
build his system on this line he
would not be laying track west Of
here at the rate Of nearly two and q
half miles q day he would never
have touched the Topeka & Sslina
road. On the contrary this road will
be built and form part Of q through
line from sc. Louis 10 the Rocky
Mountains. Ifthis does not prove
true we will willingly confess that we
don't know anything whatever shout
the subject. and that Gould IL either q
greater enigma or more stupendOus
idiot than any man ever was before.
Council Grove Cosmos.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Mr.. A. G. StOIPer's new meat mar
ket Is q beauty, and lie Attractiveness
brings many new customers. Added
to all this, Is the haPpiness which
shows itsslfin StOlPer's face. caused
by the birth Of q boy which will be-
come the Psrty Of the second part In
the firm Of A. q. STOPPER 4 son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

From the manner In which the
neVly-born IndspeHdeHf tossed iis
horns and paved the ground the fiFsi
week Of h. publication - q Republi-
can neVspspeF. one would have sup
posed Il was on the point Of annihi-
latlBg Ia contemporaries; bat last
week instead Of believing as he did the
week before like the pulls Of BashAn,
It simply gave "a cOv-like announce
ment that Il would suspend hos
tllitles until after election. Well, the
JOURSAL Is ready for the combat, fal-
~ equipped for "square-hold," side
bold" or any other "holt."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Kate Castleton has become q favor
lite with Sallna audiences The an
nouneement Of her engagement for Ga
lima, ensures q full house every time.
The large audience last Thursday eve
Ring was only = sample Of the Ova-
ton which will be in store for her
should she decide 70 return to Salina
1t any time In the future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Notwithstanding the storm Sun
day there was q large gathering ol
people TO listen 10 the. sermons Of
Bishop Castle ct the Shiloh Church.
The Conference Of the United Breth-
rem closed with last Sabbath. There
was a large attendance Of preachers
and the proceedings were interesting
throughout.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

While we are not permitted 10 quote
the authority, we can as sure our read
ers that the Topeka, Salina & Western
will certainly be built into Salina.
This IL not q mere assertion based up
on rumOr, but It is an actual, living
and positive faet-as time land very
short time at that will sufficiently
show. There is much which has
passed 10 the shape Of correspondence
and kilograms which we would like
to publish, but which for certain pru
dental reasons cannot be given Just
yet Within few days positive or
eers will be given for the completion
Of the road 10 Sallna-lf not by one
company, then by another just as
well supplied with men and means.
So, the good citizens Of Salina can
congratulate themselves upon the
near approach Of the iron horse from
the direction which they long have
desired, and It will not be many
months before his neighlng will be
heard st our very dOOrs. UnOfieially
we can announce that the credit Of
this communication will be due to
Coils. HOxie and Everest, Hon. G. E.
Faulkner, Mr.. A. N. Clafiin, Mr.. E.
II. Gibbs, and others, but principally
b the three gentlemen first named.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The proposition Of the SalinA Eleo-
tic Light Co. 70 the City last Mon
day evening was g. follows:
"To furnish the said city or its In
habltants with the Edison system OF
incandescent electric lighting, on the
following terms, tOWit: For each street
lamp ofl6-candle power, not 20 ex-
coed IN price the sum Of f25 for each
and every night when the moon is
not shining; and for all other lamps
q price not exceeding the cost OF an
equi Falent Of gas, &C the rate Of s. per
1000 feet for The frst go customers;
and for q greater number OF takers
than go, at q cost Of an equivalent
light Of gas ct the rate Of s2-5O.per 1900
feet. This company asks In eOnnec-
ton with this proposition for the
privilege Of erecting poles or laying
pipes aud wires 10 the streets, alleys
and on other such places IS may be
desired, for q length Of time not ex-
ceeding q years. Works 10 be in
operation BY June /, 1885,"
The Salina Electric Light Co. is
composed Of the members Of the Sail
na Water Co., with NJ b. Briggs IS
President, and z. H. Gibbs, Secre-
taFy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The Sheriffof Klngman comfy e
DemocFat) was In town Tuesday gath
ering material with which 20 wage
war on Sam Long, the Republican
candidate In that county. Sans
record was not the best when he vas
= resident here, aud the man may
have obtained some interesting data
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

We have been asked to publish In
the JOURNAL the scathing estimate Of
johnson as given by the editor Of the
Herald last week but We refrain, tas
It would simply be "cruelty 70 ami
mals'-Inasmuch as johnson has lost
his editorial Identity among the pres
ent numerous writers for the Inde-
pendent. He is now simply q "sec-
opd-addle man."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
NOTICE.
b az phon L nm eoneern :

To al lCii0Bi Il may concern:
RTOucs D HEEEBr ofVEN. That The Minouri
~ Paei1e Railway Company. % Ean..s. . cor
us5sr and s. Tirius 81 ne laws sftbs STATE N
Aanaaa, 81 r1ilunF cooperation, did On The 20
dsF Of septembeF issl, apply ~ petition IN WIT
lnE % ne heeoraole 3. .. htrdt, Judge % he
iaih Judicial District, enibr1cinr Ire Couuty u
saline ln he SAFE q Ea1r11. represeufinr ihaf
q rroposet % cgnstruct ard oueraie raiisaT iu-
o. and througa l1e County " saline ani was sur
geging and liaEiug 81 and eurlEet On definitely
Testing So lins o. Failsay into and nrourh naid
Cgunfy o. saline heEinnlnr ~ e polnl % The
eezt line Of saline CguEtg, near ne rosihsaf
cofEer q aaciion nunbeT one ~ Cd t0Huahlp
thenee running IN ncrih westerly ilrecison ints
AID ihfoagh The ciig q 6aiiun. thence easfnuinE
nsrth lee - aecil1n a1maer one 1j 90 townsiip
nlnler thirteen usl aouth % rnnrs fear "a vel
n1lr ne center TIE nuTit Iine 81 tts rrrIh-
yes quarter q aaia aeetign alnlbaf one ulf ard
sane q osinE EcrrcycG trf 1atat 81 fhruneh
md Gently q -allne, sd rruJlng f0r ne ap-
laninlanl q terae e7ain1a.lenerl - iaF 90 aionT
~ ule g I'D railuaF ruutg Tor s1li rroposed
he q rlflsag e. pr0Fiied 81 BE-. - - 49,
ii1l u1d apPlic1llcn h1a tesa luiF disf and ~
c1fdcd Ia he 0Ecs e rs fsrllier orDeefs .
~ oeauiy q sim A. lelailsd b ~, an
Futfs % b ere hu1drei fest in uidlt. asorrf -
~ rarpuse II cllunr SD calbsnfn.rI't1 -
H1ea saels SD nay - i.s-n e. my - nesss-
81 uilgay, ard ~ o. r1eh iand = ~ -
1acf1ed nece1aary ~ de tr.rEg. dausfs. lsfar
1l1-,oes, ucrr aaol1 SD 40 cher ihlnrs nersa
e1rr flr ne cln1tr1clI1u. rrarslfrr rrf rItfr-
tfEan11 81 rltl raI gag. ~ lrI far r.afsrlrl ~
itt conslr.c-l1l q Sad raIiuay arceri Hrhsr
ard t1e ri1At - uly oEar a i1illng iIfi s-sieni
o. gn1nl1 n1il fallgly c1l1r1nT . 1900 -
7ltloltl rl1l- a11 fte TirIf % rrrdnat urflrr -
alIIlalacii = nlaEe apprllaems.t q tt- rslrs 8
auT plrtnn 81 any a1rh ansrfer -
do1 or oiter tract q ilnl Ser. - fSr--re1 n
ne manner pryfided ~ ~ 81 rush 49, -
111 grog deas 80 upc1 fts Teeflnr an6 tanrin1
go fI-.11i.il = writing. lta rlti Irlre 1fr.f
-1lllrl llIt ~ 1nrtl1l l1r a1eh rarr.rasI1. ~.
ifet We lIl1l. "A. l ueltar ell 40 ~ IL nd.
loei tasy lolrE ee1oilefi ard resiierfs 81 -.
a..i1e County, q ps1i1l1 ezch anl every ons
az 20 ne drties af1leaeli glfa rauaris rfisrTn
q ile-rallJ, lr1m lay C tlf lnli ihsIr lairr'
AZ 1oln rel1l ori -ar.lf. lternnf riaaa.rll IT,
ir - q1.ea 81 ceu1iT Clerk 1f1ai1 salns c.unfy
Ai eI gll-1 ull uara iul'T appe1r - ihe esrti1
e,4e - a1rc.ltufl4 uhlfh IA t1ea anlr aIai
all ree1r1el IN re oEee % &c na7irlsr ~ DEED
81 l1ld 11lile C1lutT, r. f1Tulral 81 ll1 anl
rlillrlre 10 uhlch d hfrsfF r,a.l9 /. az ar
I cl1lllsll1lerl VII meet e re Cnnrf Hos Il
~ cIlT % 1llI1r, NaIl1a rourfr Vrrl.r .
ll1t I'D aaT ~ u0Frudsr. fs1I. ga nIII urror..
tlnc1 g 90 r1rlllllarcu 81 tte.f fniIr1 aIars
. SD enl VIZ, II ulcee1rr. ftionfn fru.n fnr 4
\ g. 11a ne slns are rIlrrIlirI ~ rIrs1s
4 ll1ll E1l.11lt ftr1.lrr - Err4el
- hfsaE5I A. WaGoEFHn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The JOURNAL is fully sensible thai
there is great pleasure in the rambles
Of youth and maid on pleasant even.
iDgs. and has noticed ia some cases
with evident pain, the awkward habit
which is too common Of a young
mans taking the arm Of the young
lady as II to push her along. For a
long time this custom has passed
without remark. But when, as now,
the Rev. Sam Jones has come from
the South to our neighboring city OF
ST. Joseph, Mo-, and denounced this
practice from the revivalist pulpit, and
the Sc. Louis Globe Democrat follows
suit In q recent editorial with strong
words Of condemnation, this paper
can no longer keep silent, and: must
inform It's readers that the male grip
must go, and In future the lady must
take the arm OF the gentleman. This
ls as It should be, End we trust that
no lady's escort will hesitate hereafter
to present to his companion the old
fashioned but manly offer; "WIll
you take my arm?"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

On the 7Ih inst, a lady's gold
watch belonging 70 Mrs. Laura NJ.
Johns was stolen from her bed room
ct her residence on Ninth street.
The watch had been placed between
Mattresses and disappeared IN day
light. The tablets attached TO the
wateh-chain were found In the front
yard, and further than that there
was no trace OF the lost article. One
week passed by, and on last Thurs
day morning e. Mrs. Johns was aris-
ing, her attention WAS called to a hole
cutln the window serene, and to q
package in the open window, enclosed
In son brown paper. Removing the
paper the lost watch appeared before
her delighted eyes, for It was a pres
ent from her husband, and thus a
treasure not to be valued in dollars
and cents. The mystery Of It's disap-
pearances and return Is yet unex-
planned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

The Herald attempts TO throw cold
water on Charley Martins candidacy
by telling how the old soldier, Mr..
Manchester Of Gypsum Greek, was
thrust to one side by the Convention.
That paper fails to make mention Of
the fact that another soldier Charley
Martini was substituted for him.
Probably this was 3 simple oversight
on the part Of the Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
DELINQUENT TAX LIST 1884
Notice To Tsx-Psyers.

Notice To Tsx-Psyers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER
sALiNE COUNT, Kansas,
sept. isfh 1sl.
~ oTIcE & hereby given hat The following de-
~ scrihei lands and town lots o. 90 much there
5iof each tract as may be necessary for that pur-
p1le Will on
Monday. October s6th, 1855,
and daring the next succeeding days thereafter
Be odd ~ public auction 81 ny once On the eourt
house In slllna, Saline County Eansas, for the
taxes and charges thereof for the year A. D.
lo8L J. B HAMILTON,
Treasurer Saline County, Kansas.
DArToE TOWNSHIP
Com. e. ne cor Sc -. IS. aon meridian
line 90 fds y toe hank solomon river % % 20 =
o. mill racc,N 90 line - n Hof mill race % gec
line between sse. "a, n, I 2 b place q begin-
nluE. Also The ollgging 81 the cor af shi % ne
"a ~ A. thence VI son f-fs fine u center of solo-
men r thence down r - 9 m north %
ne,uor Of sec. "a IA W on see. line SIS chains =.
SIS chs 70 meridian line. on aid line @
place q beg. enntHininT SIS &c being d Of ne Of
% seton =, typ -, Rage I, - .
rLEAsANT VALET TOWNSHIP
EeqrsWqr b 6Tg
SMOKY HILL TOWNSHIP.
shfsuqr IA 10 80
g aer parf 8 r. r. IN nuqr - Il 10 n
BAvaEIa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

We are glad to note e ths days Basl
By an increased discrimination among
Republicans 70 vote their ticket
straight. and to not be diverted By
side Issues By election time The
ticket yin rsceive almost the full
party strength.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

On e he sale cfl2 PERI sut. Per aunura rem iha
-lth d1y 81 fetruarT l3s5i sad fur cost Of rlit
u1c iurt1el i'rig1aelf agliusI sid defendants.
chrlstll1 r kuTf. Olive l. itui d +. @ Henri,
acuerl ldlril, AM Frank VI. C1r1chru. c1rEri-
ncf1 e. aiorlfah a. Charir a ChcF-tro ard
He1ry J. CrIrpin. iur TIE foreclosure o. certain
mortgage upon TIE ioiicuiug iesctItci real e.
i4tes to-uiti ne suuthelsf quarter o. srcfiol
No tacnly-thrue lEi IN tounshin No. sixteen
fltl. 1olih Of mage No. one fi1. uest. lying and
situated m the counly % saline, On ne STATE Of
drst lien en- sid PREMISE 70 thc anount o.
watch Judgment VIII BE- taken aiorelaii, a1d
ordering said premises % hc sold without ap-
meet ofthe auount aua pI1iniif ard GOES 81
suit. and forever barring sni fareclosing aid De-
isudants. and eaeh Of ihem. o. and from sil
ght title, estate, interest property, and eguity
thereof.
ArrETs JnuE O. SFIvEI.
Attorney foe Plalntif,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

This to inform the public that
whereas my wife Mrs. L. A. Shaver
has len my bed and board without
just prOvOca ton, Willin no way be
responsible for any Indebtedness she
may incur on her own and Others'
account. SAMUEL SHAVER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Diamond Broker" next week Fri-
dag night
GotO Tilgnsr and Harms. for your
chsios meats.
For everything you want. no mat.
e. what 4 Il IN good ofa1 descrip-
tons. call on Chesp John.
An kinds ofmsafs sod ct TIlgnsr
4 Harms meat market q Lowest
prizes
I am prepared 70 winter young
stock, colts 3 speciality, farm a
miles north of town.
Csc. r. BAHKR
Go 70 Tilsner and Harms f6F your
hne sausage. and Try them free q
charge. and yea viii b conginesd
thaf they are ne ana "a ihs mar.
kel-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

N.F. Carroll is prepared TO carry
large lines Of insurance. from fifty
thousand to one hundred thousand
dollars, in popular, reliable and
Trustworthy companies. No snides
or wild cats represented.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Some have raised IS an objection
to Mr.. Clarence Wilson, Republican
candidate for county treasurer, his
age. II has even been reported
that he lie only p years OF age. The
fact is he ls % years old, and by the
time he takes his Office he will be
q years Of age. AS q matter Of fact
some Of the best officers In the land
are not to exceed that age.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

Dr.. n. J. Brown, who IL . special
1T IN diseases Of the Eye, Eas and
Surgery, is thoroushly prepared 10
treat al Gases len % bis care. An
Professional work carefully attended
too. once and roons In Campbell 4
Tathill's Block, salina kan. si--2m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
nanna.Hnn.

There will be q meeting Of the
Young Mems Republican Club, Mon
day evening. Oet.27, 1885, In r. A.
Burch's Law ONCE. All members
are requested 10 be present as business
ofimpOrtanee win be transacted.
FIN. SINoNs, Pres.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22
Publication Notice.
In Ne pi.tEist Cart vifbin sac for he couuty
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-22

AS will be seen I'm another column,
a cordial invitation IL extended 10 ell
friends Of education to attend the
next meeting Of the County Teachers
Association. 1t will be held In As
sRria, and in addition 10 The usual
exercises, music will be furnished by
the local band. We are requested 20
announce that provision has been
made for dinner for the visitors.