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The Osceola times., 1886-02-20

Is reviewing lngersolrs enlagy
in the current number OF the North
American Review on Elizur Wright.
the Globe Democrat truly says: The
sober ttuth is that iniidc!ity is forced
20 refaie Itself N order to provide u
coherent explanation OF the mystei
Iioa which il says are not mysteries
at all, but only t'lng. to saeer and
laugh at. When it brings such II
mau as Eli2ur Wrigh, to the grave
it does not know what to do with
him. 1t can put him away out Of
sight, to be sure, and say that there
il nothing more Tor him hut to sleep
and rot, ard that IS all. Butit feels
at the same time thai this L. not sa, =
isfactory. Common sense, not to-
speak of philosophy or laborcd rea-
son Of any sort, teaches that cha =
acicr So worthy Of adipiratiop, So
accomplished in the work of good =
ness, is surely too valuable to disap-
pear, out of the system Of the uii'-
verse, aud become mere reminis
ccnsr. All that we see and know
condemns an idea So ohvionsl, illnl
ical, unjust aud pr"iitloss. lnf.lc!i-
y may please itself by accounting
for the presence of virtue in tn,
world on some other than diiin
principles or relations; but when Il
comes To bury man whose life La.
been conspicuous example of NOR
al courage and usefulness. it car
find nothing in its Irrt soplistry an'
its bold defiance of the Creator (,
justify tho thought that an encrg,
so excellent and so scryiceablc Is
after all, onV piece of rxhaustc,
matter, Ia be covered up and giSel
over to the worms aud decay. An,
so it falls back, as in this instance
upon the Christian theory of immor
tality, and cries "long life" to til,
treasured dead, III another sphere
whore virtue must not only reap
,lae reward, but prolong seryIc
which in literature of things can no
be completed on earth.
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
fCUminunira cd |
BnoLAsRI, Ark, 10, 1886.

BnoLAshi, ARK G,-'V, ioSl
EDITOR OscEoi.A TDrrs: Seeing
the little item in your local column
about the silver dollar, refunded me
that ! was delinquent to the TINES
dollar; ANYWAY the TINES has been
coming TO me once Il week for near
w year, and ! know | have not
paid for it, hence ! enclose you the
needful, as know county paper
cannot he run on wind alone.
The Z" bcautiful" p" was only % l-2
inches on a lesel, whjuh fell on the
lst. aud 2ud. inst, and from three to
four feet where it drifted. We are
now having an over supply of rain.
| think the Weather Clerk must have
got ON a spree on the FIRST day Of the
month, for we've had more sorts OF
weather than ! ever experienced il.
80 short a time.
Every one secma to think that
there is going to be a big overflow
but hope that wo may miss it, as
our part Of the vineyard is just get
ting over the effects Of the three last
floods. ihe people beginning to live
at home, plenty OF hog aud hominy.
fcik selling from 4 to 8 cents on
the pole, and corn Is to 30 cents .
bushcl.
Crops are all about gathered, only
y few remnants Of Gotten left in tie
fields, which will hardly be worth
gathering, the article being SO infe-
rior and the price so low. AS the
weather has been suculd that | could
not st ir about to gather up any news,
| will close, wishing the Times mucl,
success, am yours, &c,
Aunt MARY.
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
REDEMPTION OF LANDS.

70 WHOM IT MAY CONt ~ n Know ye
That IngAp - Eozlcn, Guardian OF has
this dag dccncd The 4 \ y !, ui Section :
Townstin - =. II u F.. hv paying into the
nuuiy Treasury the sum II SlU, 81 IN Iull Of
taNcs, uyuA ~ aud costs On said land. aiI
iand WAS tnld a. Collectors sale. April iiih 3,
lsSi. aLh there lonshi by q W. Thomson
ui'0lI 4. MCNhl,iH.
'lerk County Court.
This February 18th lHd,
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
MAN HOOD
AND
Sexual l90ycr
By the use of
NERVITA!

Thnusauds of cascs q. nervous Debility.
MEET ] and physical weaLness lost marhond
ntryas fru-t -fiin. rcsults of iudHcrciions,
eNctNs,S ar any iusc, cured by NetViia No
remedy syvr 90 red Ia the afflicted has met
" tIh sue unprecedented succcss lt he's no
cqra' f1' cnriug all fiTns OF NLHvous ksrE
ENuAU-r.nN. EBlLlFY on bgCAY. IT. btnr-
aisl ,fite.s are Immediately percepiihlei in
lew weeks after umen0ink ~ ur'' feeling
of frvAywcd Nig ~ ann Strength Is apparent II
Effects a prompt and radical cure, snd J. the
onl, raic sod "dtciuai rrmriy Known Tor car.
Ing all forms OF Nervous Debility from any
case, Its effects nre perma. rnt No matter
tow aggravated your ease. how many rst.ie-
dies n have iri'j, ~ how many docIors have
miie When The disease has banlel tho
fklll oi the ah'"si physicians. when mriancholY
and despair have tsken the place uf hope sui
the world looks blank md drcar,, Ntrvita
will Inspire new lie aud pvrmaT entity cnre
bod, and rlnd u ~ Eases cured w IT, VI e
In iSsi. StrHng iaith that T. VIII cure every
csse prompts me ." send rial package on
teeeipt n 10 cents for postage. edo Name
this paper.
DR.. a G. LIN. Box "a. tLicngo, i'll
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
nE EnEMPrIlN OLE LANns

TO WHOM Ir MAY CCNCEpS Know yc.
Z nat y t'is day ". T.. Turner has redeemed III,
Ne,i >,ur . -. . OF ' ". ~ zee s. la r
li, NJ u E., WHicn was sold for taxes ~
Ceil I ~ safe Nay, 2I;h lsS3. b payirg iuio
. b. County Treasury the ,um al So 90 Ia "a oi
all t'St- prnaly and ccsts on Slid lHud sal,
land was pu chiscd ~ said safe hy J. II Trad-
ford
Wilness NY hand this sih day Of Web lssG
llGH q. MC'NEsGU,
CLERK Mrs. Go An
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
WARNING ORDER.
IN Jusri T. or fHE rEAcE COURT
StnII TOWNSHIP

IN JUsIi T. or lHE rEACE COURT,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP
B : Carleton and II. q sluith !
IL Ing hu-i'ts~ al ttnidt n lake.
Arkansas. guiler iag Ailn name iaini Is,
aud style u CaF!eiOn y smith.
v.
Robert ugryol, and Thomas
Cotton. j Defendants
The non-r siden' neicuaant. Robert uHrvai.
is wa,pcd ~ apInur in the tnuri With thirty
days and niswrg the r0pplalut ~ the Pginila,
Jarcs maHning D HIif, 1.P.
h.s jan pa. issi Scaif Township.
q W, fhemaspn, au'y. f5r npure.iilcni as-
iehdt, l-s3-i
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
RETENTION OF LNNnS

TO WHOM IT MY CONCERN Know ve.
hat u & Nardvu has iuis day r,deeui,d Il the
+ = ~cc' ~. I lpN IL ; h. which was
Huugni NJ tU,lcrhir'- SHE g., me .5in DAY o.
May, ISs', by G uth x Fun,ills Said Maid u
having paid iHin 10. & unity Treasury the sIIu
a tulir and il-lOG nolldrs IN f'li o. all taAcs
iiru iiN HHd C. ,s's on said land
Ai'ns-a my hand ihi- 9TH. day Of Feb lSSG
HUGil Il Mt"NElG ..
ligtk County Court
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20

The lucky ticket that drew the
Set of Furniture offered by us as a
present to oar customers ON New
Years, has never been produced aud
the person holding said ticket has
forfeited his or her title thereto.
Now at the urgent suliciiaiion OF
numbers OF our customers, we have
d acidod TO give The Bmnture away
again, For particulars call at our
store, Tickets can now BE- rr, cur
ed. n. l.. AVERY x Co.
Tho two suspicious characters
mentioned in our last issue ia cpn-
.ncclion with the supposed robbery
of the boat from which the man and
woman, frozen to death, were sup
posed to have been driven, were
captured over ia Tenncsse and
brought back by Sheriff IIaskins last
Tuesday. They were identified by
Mr.. l.. II. Forsyth as the parties who
robbed his boat at lIalcs' Point a
few days since.
To THE PEOPLE OF MsssissIPpI
COUNTY.
Hon. W. II. Gudgel, Evansville,
Ind, writes: 81 take pleasure in re-
commencing to the puhli1 &C. c. C.,
Certain Chill Cure My wife had
third day ague FOR five months and
tried different remedies without sue
cess. After useihg como bottle Of
your Certain Chill Cure n permanent
cure is tie result,n Pleasant to
take.
Sold by Gaylord & Hale, on a
Guaranteed Sale. Z
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
I'm the COUIstv COHrt 0f
Mississippi COUniy,
Arkansas.
January Term, ~ So.

DE IT REMEMBERED, that az a reg
ular term 0fthe County Court of Mis-
sisslppi Coanty, Arkansas, when
there was present and presiding, the
Hon. E. Beyel, Judge of the said
Court, Hugh r. McVeigh, Clerk oI
SAID Court, and w. B. Haskins, Sher-
if Of Mississippi County; when a
mong other proceedings had were
the following, on the days hercinaf-
ter set forth, being days ofsall term
viz:
lN TIE MATTER OF CALLING IN !
TnE OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS
or MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARK.
WnEREAs,it Is deemed expedienr
by the County Court of Mississippi
County to call in the outstanding
Warrants of said County, in order
to cause reissue and classify the
same; it is therefore hereby ordered
that all the warrants aud outstanding
Script, Jury and Witness certificates
OF Mississippi County, Of all kinds
character and description whatsoev-
er issued prior to the ith. day OF
January, 1886, be, and the same are
hereby ordered to be called in fdr
the purpose aforesaid; and it is fur
ther ordered, that the holder ol
all outstanding warrants and Other
serlpt,qf Mississippi County, Jury
and Witness certificates, issued pri.
or TO SAID 4th. day of January, 1886,
shall present the same to the Joun-
ty Court Of Mississippi County in
the Town of Osceola, Arkansas, on
the lth. day Of April, 1886, tor the
cancellation, re-issuance and classi-
ticationof the same; and that the
Sheriff of Mississippi County shah
give iftlce and make due publica-
ton Of this order, as by law he is re
quired to do, and it is further order
ed, That all persons who shall have
any warrants, script Of said County,
jury or witness certificates, and neg
lect or refuse to present the same as
required by this order, shall thereaf-
ter be forever declared from deriy-
ing any benefit from their claim.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, J
County OF MISSISSIPPI.
/, Hugh r. MeVeigh, CLERK ofthe
Circuit Court and EN-Ollicio Clerk
Of the County Cour. for the County
aforesaid, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and
perfect transcript of the order OF
County Court of said county therein
set forth as the same appears of re-
cord in Record Book of said Court
Ia my Office. Vol. 3, Page rs.
HrGn II. McNEiGn, Clerk,
ISeal
And notice is hereby given to all
aoller Of scrip or other evidence OF
county indebtedness therein men
toned, TO present the same at the
time therein specified, (7th. day OF
April, 1856, or tho holder or hold
ers thereof will be forever barred
Irnn recovering the same from ;hc
ccnniy.
W. b. HASKINS. Sheriff.
by {. l.. MooRE, Deputy
February 9Th, 1886.
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20

NIC7T send - cents postage, and We wi
] 1lH mail you ittc royal vnlua' le
/ OiI J sample box Of Eo0'is thlt vii pu
Won IN the way nf max ing more money ut once
than any thinc else in America. Both sexes on
MI ages can live AZ home aud work IN spar
ime. or ali fhc dme. capital not required W.
" u start you lhnnwnse pay sure, for thn-'
whn start ~ oues. al s:ScN & go Portland
VI ne.
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
ChAkLEs GOODRICH, Osceola.

IlHI nor WWkirr people. Send 10 cents
ttE ~, stsrc pud We " IN mall you rEtx q
~ LII roy nj. valuable sample bsx of goods
tlntv Vii put.ynu In the way ~ making more
money IN ivw DAYS ihan yon ever thouPht
po3tihl- NJ any huslht ~ Crpitul notrequilrd.
ron can owe at hufne and wit IN spsle time
only or AL 'he iiire. All oi both ses,r. OF sll
iHff, grmdlv successful 50renis to IS ensily
fsined every evening That all whp want
work mnv trsi the business, we make III n un-
pnrnllolcd gfsr; To all who are not well sat-
she9 We viii seud 81 t. pnr far The trouble 10
wiiting us Fuu pariitiiiArs. directions. etc.
sent Tree, Immense Iay tsalufel. turc for
all whn start al once. Don't d,ls,. ,AudTesS
rriNsos Sto Portland, Maine. -. -
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
CONGTip

rWe will send the Osccola
TIMES together with the Weekly
Arkansas Gazette, postpaid, to an,
address for one year for s2,l0
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
Osccola Rain Drops.

The fruit ofsnccess ripens slowly
Let not tho stream of your life be
always murmuring stream.
Don,t f,ll TO ask for iliii n I.oekert,s Free
trial bottles Of Iicorice Cough syrup II Is tht
beet. kcfnss all others.
See G. r. Brickey 6 Bros an
nouncement IN another colum'''--
Don't fail to call and get bargains.
For rheumatic or neuralgic pains IN eyes.
forehead, ears. teeth gums. limbs or bowels
use Nouralne, 80 cts, at druggist
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods
have, permanently taken up their
residence in our midst and occupy
their dwelling.
Take one teaspoonfal OF Hin 4 Lockerl 5
compound Licorice Cough syrup every two or
three hours AID your cough VIII soon be cured.
Sold every where.
The Osceola times., 1886-02-20
noN,T COST A CENT
rpoMpT Ann pEnMANENr

Relief for Neuralgia in face, eyes teeth. limb'
or bowels, use Ncuraiine Joe Townsend o
the arm Of Rowe, Townsend y Craighton. Mem
phis, SANS Il saved his teeth for him. lie nao
them flrd and they became so peun,lgic ihal
4 he was about TO have them extracted IN,
timely use OF Ncuraiinc gave him prompt am
,crmanrnt relief Priec ~ cents Samples
trcc ut Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11
CITY PROPERTY.
Arsoa houss and LEI for slOoo.

Assed houss and LEI for slOoo.
AFeot houus of tiz rooms, TIVE lots. si60o.
A rcd 10 % IFon avenue vest, $50.
a ans roon house. good lot, water pipes, els
l1En, eellrahie locations Ter q few days only
FEiee e9eqo.
aeiaEa style, hot and cold Wator bath room, SIDE
Wa. klicka nom r. "a gem Of architecture.
5oo, only el2qo down. Plans IN cur oflee and
Asass nslriy hnished.
nsuitsnce o. north Seventh street. three iotr on
eeTagI, hglse 81 avs rooms and clo.stg- Good
e1!ns sal iruiii pleasant home. Price 500
lsiOul Is en- walnut street, 5ozI7B feet. Price
A szesIlsni reridsnee lot On south FIFTH street
ioElo Prize $50
a sd mall house., roonis; snail fruit, south
osEt, lot SoE13o feet Price $50 cash.
gi4sgslk, sts. Lot soEiTs. Price $50; $3.50 cash
Hess q seven rooms, cellar and closets, coal
90 fsel- Pres, tss95. Reasonable terms
Lci 81 University addition. Price Sic,
ale lei ffunting Wesleyan University cam
10 ses lo'; % ':gih Eighth street., corner
as'Eiss res Price tlsoo.
EoB
eanla ~ avenue q story frume house rooms
rtakla burry ahed zeal houss and other buildings
ffuli snt ska4s tEssl and splendid YELL
Eln street sturg frame house with 10 rooms,
renil or 81 PER month. Lot 6oxl2o. Price elaoo
gIooo doan hlianoe GO tine
No IS
eaala ~ aaenue lat 6oEl2o story ifame house
5 rorrss ano ahais tFeea and fenced. This D. q
salFaln. PFics elooo. $50 cash halance on time.
Nos
EThth utreet- A Ene 9 story brick house, also
AZ snrF frane houae On back part Of iot iaeing on
Winfh stFsst. Lot i5H200 fenced hne lot Of shade
81 truth tFeea god EASTERN. Price a4eoo, q 80
cnsh haiancs o. tine % guii buyer.
Eyoa vast looo scro1 Of land or enc acre, nyou
Nant VIA land % city property give us call
We raY tsraa Cor arn-rc1identE, We Invest money
~ onfenrn parties. We have the best set Of
ah1sra11 tocka On Saline county. We show you
lasd end eAa1re yea nolhing for Il Whcther you
taT - ~. % nci fsil % call On Fitzpatrick
f,1Irr ruIic0cs Hl0ck, 6aiina, Kansas. We
1ellz yea % any bank IN salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11
REAL ESTATE.

II you want q farm, a stock ranch.
O. q you want 20 invest IN Sailna
property, do not Sail 10 call on as.
Hemember Sallna is the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
II four railroads and about 5000 IN.
habilants. Freight Il as cheap from
81 Louis 20 6aiina as Il is from Kan
80 City 10 other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
elzi llst Of property below. We viii
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

A very strange attempt at robbery
was made at the Pacific House last
Sunday morning. At about O'Clock
In the morning Mr.. McGiiI, who
travels for T. n. james q Co. Kansas
CITY, was awakened from sleep to find
a man bending over hls bed with q
drawn revolver. The visitor having
eoIoined Mr.. McGill 10 keep silent
under penalty Of losing the top Of his
head. etc, proceeded 10 search HE
coat and pants which were apon
chair near by. Meanwhile Mr. Me-
GIN procseded 20 "pnll down his
vest containing abo7t SIS 10 money
and . gold watch and chain, from
under his pillow down into the bed.
The robber having "dOne up" the
coat aud pants, and having succeeded
IN finding only so cents In money, de-
manded Mr.. aEc6ili's vsstand made the
latter gentleman remove the pillows
and throw back the bed clothing for
inspection. No vest vas found and e
the point Of the revolver Ar. robber
asain demanded the vest, 70 which
demand ar. McGill replied that the
last he saw Of Il Il vas With the cost
and pants and amer 4 little more
Rambling Mr.. TobbeF, lsft and Nj. Ne
GIN settled down comfortably and
calmly to finish bis nap. This story
might have needed q little c0rroboEa-
lion were e not for the fact that
lsdies sleeping In adjoining roemss
Who were almost frightened % death
too much frsghtsned 70 soEeaml ever
heard q portion Of the conversation.
When ar. rubber makes his appear
ancs 'he ought 10 Be arrsEted"-to
carry cut the Suggestion Of ere party
e. Least Tbs door 10 the Foom va
entered BY farming tae key with q
pair o. pineiaz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

We would agsin call attention to
the Educational Convention at the
n. E. church this evening. Though
held Il the Methodist church this
meeting is Of no more interest 70 the
members Of this church than 10 those
Of any other denomination. The sub
jecis under consideration are Of great
Importance to every resident Of Salt
na who has children to educate, to
every business man, and 70 all Others
who desire 10 see our city increase In
size, wealth aud culture. Good
speakers, among them Drs. SWahlen,
5impklns and Lockwood. viii Ad-
dress the meeting. and fine music IL
expected, 90 that those persons pres
ent win be not only greatly instruct
ed but highly entertained.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

The funeral o. the lats Adam R
Head occurred LAST Sunday. The IA
neral services occurred at the family
residence IN Pleasant Valley tswn.
ship. which were conducted by Rev.
Frank @. York o. this city. The
funeral procession proceeding 20 So
Iina Was Joined in the western part Of
the city By about 50 members Of the
@. A. R., Cof VII Zen organization Mr.
Head Eas q prominent membsF), By
Capt. HIltOn's military company and
many carriages. There we're e. least
100 vehicles In the procession. The
services e. Gypsum Hin Cemstsry
were conducted I'm heoOrdanee with
the @. A. r. ritual.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

Tee e.s ef The fas1else church 81
seiomon city bold 3 fair 81 that place.
commencing next Tuesday. The
dsiss ere Nov. Is. II. and 18Th The
Iadies promise TIE plsasaniest q sn-
tsriainmells and invite friends ffom
Saline and Dickinson seventies 30 Be
present. No doubt there win Be quite
= aumber OF visitors from salIna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

The Lincoln Center Beacon con-
taIns the following:
Rev. w. A. 6lmklns last Sunday
evening preached q sermon Of rare
ability, aud Of special significance 20
young men. He should have had q
crowded house.
Bins. DR.. Crowley, Of Salina, has
been visiting with Mrs. HOughtOn
and other friends IN this place this
week, and was q welcome caller at
the Beacon Oflce.
The following items are taken from
the BroOkville Transcript:
Mrs McManus ls ct F. Richardson's
house In Sallna- She has been very
sick, very little hope Is entertained
for her recovery.
Mr.. r. +. BaboOek, who lives IN
Summit township south Of town, re-
ceived last week, back pension
amounting TO 81 100. This Is indeed
q good thing for Mr.. Babcoek aa he is
getting along In years and II will be q
great help 10 him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

sallna is without anthracite coal
not only sallna bat Kansas generally.
The dealers have been tormented to
death By demands upon them for fuel,
end they have been making trips east
and otherwise stirring themselves to
obtain the precious fuel, bat In vain.
The answer TO all their inqueries Is
that cars for the transportation can
not be obtained.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

Two hne deer viii be served out to
STOPPER and Laubengayer's customers
Saturday. Those who want q fine
venIson roast should proceed 10 "file
their orders" at once. The deer were
brought from Colorado. These gentle
men propose to supply the citizens Of
Sallua with the choicest game, when
they can obtain IL, and are 10 be sd-
mlred for their enterprise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

Among the new blocks 10 60 mp In
the spring are reported the follow
ing. one by Wight 4 Harms. 5
stories high, adjoining Crippen, Law
renee 4 Cas- Office; story Building,
corner Santa Re and Ash, By eeIiE 4
GROCER; 2story, double store. by
R0thschIld Bros; SstOFy block, with
six stores, by o. seitz, on Iron avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

The railroad Commissioners hsve
Hnaliy rendered . decision recon-
mendiBe that the Missouri Pacific
RaIlroad Company grant Gypsum
City switch facilities The decision
In fan Is Published In this paper.
Saturday night the citizens Of that
place having rsesived news Of their
victory, INDUCED In . publication.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

The street car company have de-
oided to build The remaining track to
be laid two feet from the center Of the
street, and have commenced work
again. A double track is 10 be
built. This Of course does not settle
the suit which Is pending, which will
probably be prosecuted until the
rights Of the water and street ear COM
panIes are fully established.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

ondsv nlehl Bartlett a Jfn-
kins' slaughter hoses, est flown.
uan Destroyed b. Ore. Ths butchers
had bssn heating water foE dressing
hogs, and 81 o'ciock len TIE build
ing suppoaiug hat tie fire Was entire
~ exifngulsosd and everything 10
order. A high wind vas prevailing
that day, and IN 60 nsequenee Of e, il
Il supposed that some q She Ore
which had not been put out crested
9 fame. As7 O'Clock the building
VS. IN aames, and entirely consumed.
Eoin rance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11
AIdHeh-couse.

On Thursday evening, Nov. 4, 1885,
Mr.. John w. Aldrieh was united 10
marriage 10 Miss Emma Couse-Rev.
w. A. Simklns being the officiating
minister. The company present was
composed chiefly Of the intimate
friends ofthe bride and groom. Some
very handsome presents were made,
among which was q $50 china set pre-
sented by the employees ct M. Ober's
store, where the bride was for several
years apOpular saleslady. The groom
Is an old resident Of Salina, and en-
Joys q large spontaneously. He is
especially noted for his genialty.
There Is not a more warm-hesFted
gentleman IN Sallna than Mr..
Aldrlch. The bride is q young lady
Of many excellent qualities. and her
union with 90 excellent gentleman
IL approved Of By her admlFing
friends. The couple left for q visit
east Thursday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

The Episcopal church Of this city
have called Rev. J. A. Antrim 10 be-
come rector OF the church, and he hiss
accepted the call upon the condition
that Bishop Vail sgrses to his ex-
change from the BelOlt church 70 the
Salins church. Quite q comfortable
salary has already been pledged Mr..
Antrim, provided hei permitted 10
remove here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-11

Whitehead & Seaman havssOld their
book. stationery and toy store to Mr..
L. A. viii, OF Nevada, Iowa. The
retiring arm, with perhaps the excep-
ton Of A. n. Campbell, o. Seltz and
one or two other dealers, is the oldest
firm in the city. Il has always retain
the confidence respect and esteem Of
our citizens. who will very much re-
greet that they fare no longer in bust.
ness. The trade Of this establishment
has been built up 70 large proportions,
and Mr.. Will Is fortunate in being
successor to 80 good g business. The
latter gentleman has had 3 large ex-
perience in the business, comes well
recommended and evidently il such q
person as viii achieve popularity and
success IN the business. He takes
possession Of the store Immediately.