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, 1886-02-20

UNITED STATES LAND OFFfcK.
tnfN Wyo.f Eel. ). IKzg I'D
seorK~ Gesari~h
". g
fdwta ~ Miller
Application having been made At this afirs
by tecrE~ seed t~h In contest the validity
81 that pan Of desert land entry No. i5i4. rni-
br.ced u The ~ = ~ 4 and : Sc a sec. 81.
and ~ so sec. -. ~ "a. n n ". said entry
being made gu the 9Th day Of May. lisa. by
tdwta % waller. Al this once. with a view
!" the cancellation OF such part Of said entry,
contestant alleging. that part ~ said land viii
aud thai ou part there y nov Ero~ink a large
amount Of Timber. and that lher~ j. nov stan
aug Oh said land hs many ~ i.Hu trees, In size.
from tour inches 10 one foot la diameter A
hearing Is Therefore ordered ln said case, aud
the parties are hereby summoned TO appear At
thts ONCE on The 10Th day Of March, at 1u'clock
y m. 20 respond and furnish testimony con-
ceuing said allegations.
EDokn =. WILSON. Register.
WILLIAM 0AHnAnp. Receiver
, 1886-02-20

The steamer has been rapidly approach
ing the entrance Of h strait, and the isle
of Perrin has gradually developed itself
from the huge shadowy likeness of a O
ster swordfsh into a small, dark, gray,
barren rock inlet, three miles in length
by n little less than two in breadth, and
zoo feet above the ss,a at the highest
point. LYING close TO the Arabian shore,
il makes a very unequal partition of the
strait, the eastern or Asiatic passage be-
ing barely a mile in width, while the
western OF African one is fully ten miles
From n military point of view this little
knuckle of rock may well be precious in
the sight OF the British government, in
asmuch as it commands the southern on
trance of the Red sea, and thus forms n
picket, 20 10 speak, on the line Of march
toward India.
Not a living thing is to be seen, not a
sound of life TO be heard, upon the bare
and stony ridge. unrelieved by a single
sIack Of verdure and checkered only by
the two narrow white foot paths that
meander like veins Of the dark hillside.
From its summit n low, massive gray
wall. surmounted by the round white
tower of n lighthouse, and thanked on
one side by a cluster OF tumble down
Arab novels. looks sullenly down upon
us beneath the blistering Of the tropical
sum-, through the narrow, cunning eyes
OF its countless loop holes. But this
solitary token of mans presence only in
tensifies the prevalent sense of over
whelming desolation, which even the
bright hue and jaunty hutter Of the
British Union Jack that waves from the
peak Of n tall white mast in front of
the gate, a not lessen whit.--David
Ker in BROOKLYN Eagle.
, 1886-02-20

N. X. Boswell is in the city.
n. +. Corthcl has returned to Laramie
City.
T. W. Rutledge has gone out to Horse
creek.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Towne has gone down to
Denver.
Col. Wilkinson is in Colorado on a
business tour.
j. D. Gillian, Boston; d. p. Murphy.
A. A. Garner, and +. S. Packard, of
0mah,. are at the Pacific
II. G. Warner, Pitlsburg; WIN. W.
Funk, Franklin; aud Jno. Wedz. of
Tacoma, W. r., are at the Metrcpoli-
tan.
N. Reiss. Denver; Alex, Sellers, ranch;
&. r. Miller, T. II. Bryant, Silver Crown;
L. l. Leonard. H. A. Anderson. tort
Laramie; and G. +. Fine, OF Dunlap, are
at Fishers.
Il. Chatterton, Fort Steele; j. G. Davis,
wife and sister, Rawlins; ID. McPhee,
Pole Creek A. W. Butts, New York;
Lee Feist. Cincinnati. 1. y. Gilman New
York; Mrs. Il. Walker. Denver; J. NJ.
Chadwick, Monroe, Wis. IL. G.. Dean,
New York A. C.. Cleveland and wife,
Nevada; II. d. Powell, Iowa; Gus Lipp.
man. Boston; Mrs. West, Des Moines;
f. Wood, Kansas City, and A. Ing
ling. of Denver, are at the Inter Ocean.
, 1886-02-20

WANTED-lAdies TO work for us at
their own homes. a. to $40 per week can
be easily made; no canvassing; fascinating
and steady employment Particulars and
sample OF the work sent Cor stamp. Adj
dress Home Mfg. Co. p o. Box 1910.
Boston, Mass.
, 1886-02-20
CAUSE OF sAow-sLlNDNEss.

Experience of n coioradan whose Eyps
Were Once Seriously Affected.
What is snow-blindness:~ was asked
Of an old mountaineer.
WHY don't you go 10 a doctor" re-
piled that worthy Il don't know any
thing about the science Of the business.
A physician would give you a scientific
explanation Of the phenomenon
Were you ever snow-blind YOURSELF"
-Yes, indeed. l was living in Central
once, and there came a great snowstorm.
The day preceding it, of course. had been
very cloudy, and when ! went out he
next morning after the storm, the sun
seemed to be shining more brightly than
l had ever seen it before.
Everything was one great dazzling
sheet OF Wilderness. | remember blink
ing considerably. but 1 staid out most OF
the day, and when / went into the house
the lamps were lighted, but | could not
see them, nor could | distinguish objects.
| could not see anything but what seemed
to be a great round globe of light. Pretty
soon my eyes began to smart and burn,
and | went and sat down in adark room,
where | staid for a week, making cooling
applications TO my eyes, and never seeing
the light once in all that time. The pain
was a severe itching and burning, and
did not abate for the space OF several
days. You can depend upon it | was
careful TO avoid exposing myself again.
How aid you arrange to avoid it,"
by wearing smoke-colored glasses,
green goggles, or by backing the skin
under my eyes with charcoal"
do you think it is the color or quality
Of the snow that produces blindness
~Oh, the color. by all means. | think
if the ground were covered with white
paper the effect on the eyes would be the
same. SO far as I understand it snow
blindness is produced by the irritating eff
feet Of the suns rays reflected from the
snow" n m|
How do you for the intensity
of your suffering z"
well the violence of the attack is pro-
portionate to the amount of exposure,
which in my case had been prolonged
and aggravated. Slight attacks are
likely to occur from a few hours expos
ure, and these may be cured by giving
the eyes a day or s. rest. Severe attacks
may require many days rest in a dark
room, and cooling applications to reduce
the violent inflammation which exists
should always be used
1T would be well then for persons go
ing into snowy countries t~oproyide them
selves for these emergencies"
Yes, considering hat the protection
yielded by the smoke-colored glasses,
goggles, or even backing round the eyes
is sufficient to prevent snow-blindness, it
would be well for all persons likely to
travel over snow to remember these I'M
pleasant effects, and provide themselves
with suitable appliances, thus avoiding
the painful results of this complaint
as eyesight ever seriously affected by
snow-blindness?7 U. $50
ayes. Perfect recovery is not always
attained in these cases. Many sufferers
retain q weakness of the eyes for life.
You will find that the inhabitants of
northern countries are very careful in
this particular. Too much care can not
be exercised where the eyes are con
cerned. "-Denver Tribune-Republican.
, 1886-02-20

"Men do not chew tobacco nowadays,
remarks a leading tobacconist of this
city.
How is that 2 asked the astonished
reporter. M
when you call for a plug of tobacco
replied the dealer, you certainly get n
modicum of the fragrant leaf, but II
bears only a small proportion to the
amount of other ingredients with which
it is combined rr.
is fine cut subjected TO this heavy
, 1886-02-20

EREE TRTAT. Thousands OF cases o
IIbEG 1IsAhAA1neryous debility, menta
pcoefrstton. rosuit ~ indkcredon, excenes %
any other caese. cured ~ Nervita. Htual
idth that n Will ours eveFy case prompts me
postage. etc. Dr. A.G. DIN. Box et2, Chicago
, 1886-02-20
v PHILOSOPHY.

The fountains mingle with the river,
And the rivers with the ocean; z
The winds Of heaven mix forever. "a
With a sweet emotion;
Nothing in the world is single.
All things by n law divine
I one another mingle;-
Why not / with thinei
Seci the mountains kiss high heaven.
And the waves kiss one another: -
No sister flower would be forgiven
II it disdnined its brother; 81
And the sunlight clasps the earth, Z II
And the m~oonbeams kiss the sea- z
What are all these kissings worth
II thou kiss not met .
> Percy Bysshe Shelley.
, 1886-02-20
DIR. WAGNER 4 co.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50. 600

We do hereby certify thai we rfperptss he
arrangements Jor all The Monthly dnd Quar-
fe,fy drdiritDx Of the Louisiana State Lottery
tvDt,oay, aud ba person manage and oo.trcl
The Drawings helasetpex, md hnf the safne are
coa.fucfed NTH honesty, fufrsess, and 80 good
fntr fotOard all parties. and zoe afLhOrife the
Company 10 use htx cerfJtcdkr, iotn. FUR
vfour signatures aLtaehed .in is ani,-7 nsr,arr.is
, 1886-02-20
Personal

of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.
, 1886-02-20

II. G. Warner, Pitlsburg; VIM. W.
Funk, franklin; aud Jno. WeItz. of
Tacoma, W. r., are at the Metrcpoli-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
CITY PROPERTY.
A good houst and lot for siO00.
A Nd hun 81 liz MN Two Ini.-

A good house and lot for 5000
A Food house Of six rooms, two lots. slG00.
eeod lot on iron avenue west, $3.50.
A ane room house. good lot, water pipes, els
tern desirable location, for q few days only
Price $685.
modern style, bot and cola Waior bath room, side
walk. blocks from p. o. gem Of architecture
s30oo, only si2uo down. Plans In our Office an,
house nearly finished.
Residence on north seventh street, three lots Of
ccrnei, house Of dvC rooms and closets. Coos
barn. small fruit, q pleasant home. Price 500
kssooa loi on Walnut street, 5orl75 feet. Prie,
s10G
An excellent residence lot on south Fifth street
foE2ll. Price stso
A good small house ruonis- small fruit soutl
front, ioi 5oK22u feet. Price SEQ cash.
house ifE2i, water works, cellar, nice trees
siieu.ik, etc. Lot 5oxi15. Price $50; et5O cash
balancc year,
HOUSE 81 seven rooms, cellar and closets, coal
house stable, well due trces east front, lot 1904
50 feet Price, tiill. Reasonable terms
lot In University addition. Price size,
tne iot fronting Wesleyan University cam
pus- S3fu.
Two aue lots 90 south Eighth street, corner.
iUox2oo feet. Price, slS'o.
Noa5
santa Pc avenue story frame house rooms
sable buggy shed coal house and other buildings
mutt and shade trees and a splendid well.
Nog
Elm street, story frame house sith a. rooms,
rents far So per month. lot GoNlsu. Price s22to
tlo0o down balance on time.
No IS
Santa Pc aueuue Dot G0xla0i story frame house
roouls dne shade trces and fenced. This is a
bargain. Price 5looo. $500 cash balance On time.
Ness
EiChth siruet- A fue story brick house, alsu
siery frame house on hack part I'd boa facing on
Ninth street. Lot i5x2uG fenced dne lut of shade
and fruit tres god cisteru. Price sluOo, g 500
cash balance on time % suit buyer.
lfyou want loo acrus Of land or one acre, lf you
We pay taxes Cor nun-rCsiients, We invest money
Tor eastern parties. We have The heaf sct OF
atstraCi books On saline county. We show you
lard and charge yea nothing FOR BE- whether you
bay o. not. ID not fail 20 call on Fitzpatrick A
Going. PosiulicU Block Salina, kansas. We
Feier you b any bank On salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

Quite a number Of Salina ladies
talk Of attending the Chryssnthemum
show and Floral Exhibition given By
the Bristol sisiers-the well-knOwn
florists Of ToDeka-Whleh oprns IN
Topeka on NV. 9Th. THE ladies will
be well repaid for their trip-if they
see fit TO go.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
CLOSING = OUT SALE
MARYLAND, DODGE&MOORE.

Don't forget that we wiH sell
anything and everything in our
store, except Groceries, regard
less of cost, until the Whole
stock is closed out. We haUe
still in stock a good line OF
WOOleR Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Underwear, Hats
and Caps, Dress Goods and
Ladies GOaks. On all ofthese
lines you can saUe from Is to
so per cent. by buying of US.
Our goods must 90 and 90 right
aWay, and those wbO come first
wiH haze the best opportunity to
get wbat they WGHt. You can
save OHe-third Of your money
by buying your goods Of US.
MARYLAND, Dodge g.
Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
Joe HarzharR.

Joe Herzberg, sue
cessor to p. Lunken-
heimer, wishes TO an
nounce to the general
public that for good
Bread and fine Cakes he
carries as good and as
fresh q stock as can be
found in any large city
in the east.
Cakes made to order
on short notice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The pulpit Of tie Lutheran church
will be occupied next sabbath morn
ing and evening by the Rev. DR..
Sehswlen. President Of the Kansas
Wesleyan University. Of this place.
Sunday school will be held al the
ususl hour. 9-20 An All are cordial
~ invited 10 these services.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

Have you seen the new clocks ct b
ALB Whiiehead'sf
wAETED-Fwo fresh cowa APPLY
ct the Pacific House.
FOR REEE-Two rooms. For small
family. Enquire 1t this oniee. Ss-2i
somethiHg very new and beautiful
in siiverWare At D. & J. B. White
heads.
Teaehers' examination viii be held
at the court house. Oct. 50, beginning
At : 80 A. n.
WAETED-200 head Of stock-hOEs-
weighing from IS 10 $50 pounds. WIN
pay 81 BY weight. for 80 days for hogs
brought 70 my place. Apply 10 Ang.
Ziebell. S4-18w.
A fine line Of ladies' and gents
watches, chains and charms, ct d. a
]. B. Whitehead's.
Our new scarlet underwear b as
ine as any sl25 In any other store.
Compare them and see II they are not.
R0THsCHIED Bios.
The best stove for the money In
town At Ritter's hardware store oppo.
site Masonic Temple. sew.
Itlss not too early 10 select some
beautiful Christmas gin for your
wife or lover a. D. & J. B. white
heads. Go and select Il and have It
laid away until that eventful Oeea-
sion.
See our 40 cent merinO underwear
for ladies. We guarantee them as
good as anybody sells In this town
for SO cents. See our ali wool knit
stockings for % cents our s. blankets,
our 25 cent scarlet all wool flannel,
our new dry goods, buttons and trim
mings-all big bargains.
ROTHsCHILD Bios.
Go to Anderson. the tailor, for in
comparable fits and elegant sultings.
Shop over Nelson & Bsngston's.
The regular meeting Of the W..
Corps win be held Friday, Oct, 22d,
at 8 P. NJ. A full attendance Is de-
sired. sEC'Y.
There viii be an adjourned meeting
Of the Kansas Valley Detective Asso-
citation at the city hall In Sallna on
October SOth at half past
One sharp. J. w. BURKE.
President.
Everybody cordially invited to visit
our new store. Look at our goods
you buy or not.
BRANIFF & CONRAD.
Annually the old reliable firm ofD.
& J. B. Whitehead come 10 the front
With a pleasing, attractive and ele-
yant stock Of jeWelry, siIver-platted
ware, watches and clocks. and this
autumn they are In no wise behind
What they have been In many previ-
'us years; In fact, In many respects
hey have a finer stock than ever.
Solberg, the tailor, of his new shop
q the Parker building-sOuth Of the
opera HOuse-Seventh street, Is in
eeeipt Of early fall goods, and can
upply the young gentlemen or the
I'D gentlemen Of Salina with the
most stylish suits to be obtained In
Ialina.
WANTED-5O tons wooden rags az
he Mattress factory.
A 400 acre farm to be sold or to rent
$50 acres under fence, 40 acres
'rOke. Inquire Of d. HURFoRD,
Under Hill Farm, BrOokville,
2s-tf. Kansas.
Bucks Brilliant, Palace and Prin.
ess Aladdin Base Heater at BraniR &
JOnrad's. Guaranteed to be the most
'erfect burner In the world.
Money to Loan on improved farm
nd city property.
n. F. CARROLL,
Salina, Kansas.
1t Is not Wilson, Lowe or Ander-
on, but how to save money and get
our moneys worth. d. and J. B.
Whitehead make q speciality Of pleas
ng their Salina customers in all lines
their trade-believing that with
heir long years Of experience they
llly understand their wants and
eeds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

MARBIzD-On Thursday evening
October 18Th, 1855, BY Rev. A. B. Kirt-
land. Mr.. John w. KRAFT Of salina,
and Miss Amanda DomnyeE Of New
CambrIa. Saline County, Kanaas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
REAL ESTATE.

II you want a farm, stock ranch,
or u you want 20 invest in Sallns
property, do not fail 10 call on us.
Remember SalinR Is the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and abOEt 9 600 in
habltants. Freight + a. cheap from
81. Louis 90 salina IS il Is from Kan
sas City 60 other points IN central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tial list OF property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

Disappeared from my premises, cor
ner Iron and Front streets, on the
evening OfOct 14th, one all black
Newfoundland pup, S months old.
! viii pay 3 liberal reward for his r.
turn or information e 70 where he Is.
II stolen, viii pay an additional ~
ward forinformation sufficient 20 con-
Wet the thief T. A. WILLIAlB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The work OF laying the gas mains
will be completed this week. proba-
bly,. After completing the work be
tween Iron avenue and Walnut, on
Seventh street. there are three blocks
10 be iraversed on Ash street. Mr..
Pike informs US that the city will be
furnished with gas by Nov. 10, sure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

IL Cream Farms. 1 have laid out
my River Farm, Of q mile east Of
the Wesleyan college into five and
ten acre farms, and am selling them
out on long time payments-siOO
down and balance In yearly 500 pay
ments. This is q good chance to get
q good fruit farm easy.
sew. J. A. BRAN IFF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The Y. n. q. A.. are raising quite q
fund towards giving us q fine series Of
entertainments this winter. The list
embraces the best Of talent. We
notice Proctor, Lew Wallace, Wend-
ling and Laura Dainty among the en-
iertainers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
Saline couaS Sunday school Con-
vaufioH

Saline couaI Sunday School Con-
vsniioE.
The fell Convention Of the Saline
County Sunday School Association
viii be held ct Brookville, commence
ing ct two O'Clock Thureday, Oct.
g. and continuing its session until
Friday evening, the 18th Sunday
Schools are not required 70 make re-
ports ct this convention, but each
school is earnestly requested to send
deIegates-iliye ones. Ample pro-
vision for the material welfare Of dele
gates viii be made Let there Be q
full attendance. +. R9BB, Sec'y.
9a-9t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The iron and ties for the street rail-
way have been distributed along the
proposed line from the U. P. depot up
Ninth to Ash, and from Ash TO Santa
Fe. The surveyors were establishing
the grade Tuesday morning. The
force Of track-layers commenced work
Tuesday afternoon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
Strsysd.

4 There came TO my place near the
Mulberry, one S-year old steer, on
Sunday, the 4th day Of October, 1886.
The owner can have the same by call
ing at my farm, and settling the
costs. L. FoRREsTAL.
39-8W,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21
ReDublloa8 MosIIno,.

GLENDALE TOWNSHIP.
Hanford's school house, Friday.
Oct. 22d, 90 $50 P. n, w. II. Bishop,
;. w. Amos, J. o. Hanford and J. &,
Anderson
CHICO.
Friday, Oct. p, 7:30 P. M.-Joseph
Moore, Q. n. Kerns and J. Weaver.
BAVARIA.
Saturday, Oct. 9, at 7.SO P. NJ
Joseph Moore, w. H. Bishop. J. o.
Wilson.
BRIDGEPCRT.
Saturday, Oct. 3, ct 7.30 Pm
JW. Amos, 9. J. Frederiekson,C. NJ
KernS
GREELEY TOWNSHIP.
Hitchcock school house, Monday,
Oct. .. 7:90 p. M.-Joseph Moore, Q.
J. Frederickson and J. =. Anderson.
cAlTBRIA TOWNSHIP.
Cox school house. Monday, Oct. 3
7.80 p. Nv. IL. Bishop, ]. W,
Amos, Jonathan Weaver.
slrOLAN TOWNSHIP.
HOliman's school house. Tuesday,
Oct. g AZ $50 p. Nv. II. Bishop,
q. J. FfedericksUn, G. d. Eefna.
XIX CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Bean school house. Tuesday sven
ing. Oct g. Sc 7.S0-J. w. Amos,
joseph Moore, }. o. Wilson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

Miss Hilda Hyde, Of Merriville,
Ind recently q graduate OF Metropolis
tan College Of Chicago, H., has been
visiting friends in Salina, and also at
the country residence Of her cousins
the Misses Johnston. She returned
home last week. On her way she
will visit in Jewell City, Ksns., Kan
sas City, Mo-. and st. Paul, MINI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The county commissioners went on
Tuesday to look into the location Of s
bridge across the Solomon river, near
the salt works. In order to locate
the bridge where wanted q road has
to be put through the salt works
property, and the claim for damages
Of that company is so great that the
commissioners have decided to give
up the location until the right Of way
is procured without expense to the
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

WAsTED-250Oe bushels coEn, Old
or new. Highest cash price paid.
Enquire Of L. G. savin- once with
Geis 4 Williams. E. Iron ave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-10-21

The chairs were all filled and some
OF the hearers stood up at the Demo
cratic meeting In the Opera House last
Tuesday night. The Campaign Band
furnished the music. DIR. Tobey
Ofiieiated az Master Of Ceremonies.
Prominent Democrats occupied the
platform, and no doubt the "seenes"
were full of'em-judging from q pro-
truding head, elbow or cOat-tail now
and then seen. The first speaker was
Mr.. c. A. Hiller-candidate for the
Legislature. He gave his audience
a very profound dissertation on the
organization Of parties and purity in
public afairs-citing Athenian ex-
amples very plentifully. 1t was all
well enough as subject matter for a
lecture, but hardly appropOs to the
excited electors, who are totally alb
sOrbed in the Congressional campaign
of this district. The speaker was
evidently little out Of place-pOsing
as a candidate In a party he had
hitherto opposed. Judge Lowe, can
didate for Congress, was the next and
last speaker. Although he was quite
hOarse, and spoke at times with some
difficulty, he is evidently when at his
best a polished and graceful speaker.
The Judge alluded IN what he intend
ed to he feeling manner to the PEN
sion business. The new-found love for
the old soldier which pervades the
breast Of the Democratic speakers Of
to-day is truly hesrt-rending. The
Judge declared in favor Of the board
OfarbitratiOn for the settlement Of the
labor question. He touched lightly
on tariff, fulsOmely praised Cleve-
lands administration, and then de-
voted the last half Of his speech to the
Congressional quarrel. He was in
clined to be facetious and had his au-
dience In good humOr-sometimes be-
ing loudly applauded. The meeting
was q success from q Democratic
standpoint.
Mrs. Frank Wilkeson, Of Bridge.
hampton, Long Island, has arrived
in Salina.
Republican Meetings in Saline County.
The voters Of Saline County will be
addressed on the political issues OF
the day by the persons and at the
places named below.
GYPSUM CITY.
Monday Oct. 18th. at 7 80 p. NJ, T.
d. Fitzpatrick, Jonathan Weaver.
ROCKVILLE.
Tuesday Oct. %, 7:3OP. NJ, J.G.
MOhler and w. A. Phillips.
Fisher School House, Solomon,
township, Tuesday Oct IS, 7 80 P. NJ,
T. +. Carver, G. ). Martin, and H. d.
Baker.
BAVARIA.
Wednesday Oct. q, Z 80 p. NJ, JIG.
MOhler, w. A. Phillips, and T. F.
Carver.
Appleqvist School House, Smoky
View township, Oct. %, Z 80 p. NJ,
A. ~ r AAlp alAAShf N0A1 ActcfaOn anu
ThOs Anderson.
CHICO.
Thursday Oct. ., 7:SOP. NJ, T. F.
Carver, r. A. Burch.
Star School House, Liberty town
ship, Oct. 2S, Z 80 P. NJ, VIM. Bishop,
7. d. Fitzpatrick, and ThOs. Ander-
son.
Powers School House, Pleasant Val
ley township, Friday Oct. p, 1880 P.
NJ, T. +. Carver, and d. G. Lock
wood.
Falun School House, Oct. ., at Z 80
P. NJ. Nels Peterson and II ID Baker.
SALIVA.
Saturday Oct. 30, at 80 and : 80
p. NJ, b johnson, Topeka, Col.
Dawes, Clay Center.
HOltmanis School House, Oct. S0th,
Sc Z 80 P. n, Nels Peterson End JOna-
than Weaver.
Salina, Monday, Nov. LIST, at colOred
NJ. E. church. 80 P. NJ, g MOhler,
7 F Carver, 7 d Fitzpatrick.