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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
Economical Hablts.

IT the woman sets up her ideal that
an establishment is indispensable to
married life, she is not fit for wife.
If she must step from the elegantly ap-
pointed home of her parents to SINH
lar abode, without the experience of
self-denial and toll that leads to it, she
is only dead weight to her husband.
The knowledge of this opinion held by
young ladies has prevented many
young men from enteriag married life.
They cannot crafty this desire, and so
they do not marry. It has become
fashionable for many young couples to
board, they thus enjoy luxury and
leisure they could not command in a
home of their own, but it utterly units
them for the duties and divine sane
tons of the family. However elegant
the home or ample the income, the
mistress should know by experience
and practice how to manage it. If she
does not, it results in . wicked waste
Of money, diserderly and impotent SER
vice, and she is unable to take that
prominent and commanding position
in benevolent work, which her leisure
and lie otherwise would allow her.
The American family has not yet begun
to know the secrets of elegant econo-
my.-''A Country Prison." in Good
Housekeeping.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
Facts About Meat.


.Over-done beef or mutton is quite as
indigestible as hard-boiled eggs; it
should be well cooked to be healthful,
but rather inclining to under-done.
Roasting retains the juices Of the meat;
boiling does not, but the liquor in
which meat has been boiled may be
used as soup. Made dishes are not 50
wholesome or easily digested as joints,
and if much flavoring or rich sauces
be used they are bad indeed for the
dyspeptic. Veal docs not suit the
dyspeptic well. The fat of beef is
digestible, that of mutton less so, and
that Of game apt to disagree. Much
Of the flavor Of meat lies in the fat
Immediately beneath the. skin.
A word about vegetables. The
potato 10 king Of them, but very seldom
we'll cooked. Potatoes ought to be
very we'll mashed, then stirred with q
little milk till 20 white 20 snow and a.
smooth - withal. All green vegetables
are bsttsr nashsd, and they should b
sassq sspasatsiy, and not with tho
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
Broke Jail.

Tom Carroll n jail at Pine City, Mimi
tor the shooting Of one Study some time
since. effected his escape some time during
the night of the 31st ult. Carroll Is q roug6
character, and it il said had but recently
been discharged from the Waupun, Wis,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
lowing ila December.
CHARGED With Murder.

A telegram from Aurora, the 30th, stated
that farmers were blowing and narrowing.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
The Lake City Bank.

Bank Examiner Taylor Of st. Paul, COM
menced an examination the oOth, into tho
Affairs Of the First National Bank of Lake
City, which closed ito doors the Friday BE-
fore: A telegram from Wabasha says the
bank had about 800 OF county money
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-01-07
1Ginnesots Postmaster.

The postmaster general made the follow.
ing appointments Of fourth class postmas-
Beardsley, Big. Stone county, vice Van
Gordon; Henry W. Daley; Hancock, Ste.
yens county, vice George w. Oaks: Ioren
Otto Peterson, Brighton, Nicollet county.
vice Otto PeteEson, error In name.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

Sallna, situated In the central part
OF Kansss, In the bFOadest and richest
river bottom In the State and con-
nected with = chain Of valleys south .
ward and southwest westward and
northwest, nOrthWaFd and eastward
that aggregate several million acres Of
the finest and richest lands In the ma
ton, h destined soon 70 be q great
commercial center and distributing
point for the vast extent Of Kansas
territory lying west Of the sixth prin-
elpal meridian along the lines Of the
salina 4 Southwestern, Missouri Pa
ciflc, Union Pacific aad the Sallna,
Lincoln 4 Northwestern railroads
centering here.
These roads connect Salina with all
the rich lands and towns Of the river
bottoms southwark and southwest;
with all the fine lands and towns en-
braced In the Elm Greek, Mulberry
and Spring Greek Valleys westward
and with the Immense valleys Of the
Saline and its tributaries reaching far
into the northwest.
As this city with It's fine schools
and churches, q Normal school col
lege, the Kansas Wesleyan Universi-
ty, ample for eight hundred stu
dents, with q fine system Of water
works, with gas works, aud street car
lines IN operation before the close Of
1886, Is over one hundred miles from
any other large town. II has within
llself and lie surroundings such ele
ments Of success and prosperity that
Il never esn have an equal competitor
In the western half Of the State.
IfSallnA, with lie peculiarly iOrtu
nate geographical location, Its situation
Ia and connection with one Of the
richest farming regions OF country IN
the world, can secure 10 the near fu
ture such direct railroad connections
with Chicago Is TO give Us cheap
freight, We will have In these broad
valleys near the center Of the great
State, one Of the best jObbing towns
west Of the Missouri River.
Remembering that lmmutable and
unvArying principles govern the des-
tiny Of towns and countries, and,
that rapid growth, wealth and ultl-
mate greatness Of . city, must, In
these modern days, be obtained
through superior railroad facilities,
let Ne do everything possible TO secure
for sallnA ct least one more road, Civ
Ing us cheap and quick freight from
ChIcagO, the great commercial center
Of the West. J. w. DAILY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01
Normal Items.

Mr.. J. +. Tucker, OF Nasty, q for.
meF student, visited here on Sun day
The students have been taking oOR-
siderable Interest Ia Astronomy Of
late. Jupiter aud Mars present =
very nice appearance and are objects
Of interest. .H
The last meeting Of the Emerson
Literary society, on Monday evening
was well at attended, the society hail
being crowded. Tue programme was
uncOmmOnly Interesting aud all
seemed 70 enjoy L. Onieens for the
first term Of next year were elected,
and the society intends 70 begin work
again the irst Of sept.
The members Of the RhstorIe class
deliver their finals on Thursday even
ing. At the same time the graduates
Of the Commercial Course Will receive
their diplomas. Mr.. Hoard viii de-
liver the graduating speech Of that
class. There will be music between
the speeches. All are invited 70 a..
tend.
Prof Williamson, ]. W. Armstrong
and . number Of students from the
county Institute visited here on Mon
day evening. Come again. Although
good work has been maintained
throughout the term, the preparation
for commencement detracts some.
what from the class work this week.
The Normal boys succeeded In de-
feating the Institute boys In another
game Of base ball on Saturday.
Judging from the score we think they
had better quit. They blame Il on
their broken fingers.
Allied AlstrOm who spent some
time here during the winter, writes
from Usage City, Kans. lie Is work
Ing ~ = minister la the Swedish
church Of that place.
Don't forget the commencement ex-
ereises on Friday afternoon and even
ing. All are invited.
The July Issue OF the Normal Reals.
ter will be out soon. Persons WISH
Ing = copy should call at the Office or
write " The president.
General exercises has been more
Interesting than usual this week.
The students begin 10 realize how
badly they will feel 10 leave. The
last general exercises will be on FRI
day morning. Come out and visit as,
and hear the parting wOrds-We
me an the parting words that will be
public.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

Real Estate cOnveyancss fof week
ending Jane 3eth, 1854, furnished By
Wight, HsnnS 4 Lynn, AbstractOrs 81
titles, sallna, Kansas;
UBA t0AA Mcclure WhfswqF 8
l82Wfrr.
AC LamsF and VI 70 oh Thosst-
enbe1g lot n and IS blk Lamsf's
ed BFidgspoFt SIS.
Gypsum City Town Company 70
Biahl 4 Hall lOt ~ blk 2HsWkes' add
IS.
USA RS See neqr g l48W pat.
Nv aOodspeod % o n Bickneli lot
blk % BrookVilis 500.
8 Brown and VI 20 w q ~ ID Berg
iot and s blk 2 HOFrisonis add Sail
N SEQ.
Ks Wesleyan University AID Assn
% ~ & ~ ID Berg lot ~ santa Re ave
Ks Wesleyan Unigennity grounds 500
ID Baebs and VI 81 3 Bitaeker LOT
2 4th e and 8 5th e HOllandis odd 81
Hna sz2&
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01
lsciurn hr snnl InIa.


Thursday evening, July lst, ct
O'Clock, SuPt. ]. n. Lee, OF ManhAt-
tan, will deliver lecture before tia
Normal Institute At the Presbyterian
church. His subject Is "The Main
Chance" and IL said 20 be replete with
good thoughts for those Interested IN
education. A double quaFistte from
the institute will be GA hand with
some excellent songs. Messrs. vii.
hanson and Blackburn will also rem
dera duet entitled 1.-THE Pilots Cry"
The lecture Il intended not for teach
ers alone, but for all lovers Of sduca-
ton In general. No admission Zee
will be charged. All are cordially In-
vited. The following Is the program:
SOng-"Sang the maid Of days OF
yOre," QuaFtette.
Lecture by Supt. J. II. Lee, Of Man
haitian. Subject, The Main Chance. y
Duet-Messrs. Blackburn and ]. g.
Williamson.
Select Reading.
Quartette. Morning Bells"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

N4NN8A48AA
Salina has e last reached the i'm
portant commercial and nnanciai
standing that insnres the successful
operation Of q second National Bank
and We are enabled to announce this
week the Organization Of such an IN
siitution under The name Of the ''Ssli.
M National Bank The stOckhOld-
eFs Of the institution thus far are O.
follows:
J. w. Morris, LseavenUOrih.
Il. +. Carver, Ealina.
u. J. WellalageE, SalinA-
a. ~. Campbell, Salina
II n 6udoDdOrf, 6Allna.
O. Ebsrhardt, salina.
IL. a. Williams. Salina.
Is. ROthschila, Salina.
+. q. Miller. Salina.
W.T.. Wsleh, 6alina.
The Well-knOEn financial sOlidiiy
aid successful business ability Of the
gentlemen named-soms % them the
Wealthiest men In this part Of the
State, ensures q safe ~ well as q pros
perous business. The SalIna Bank
Of which the Salina Nation al Il q sue
eessOF, has always ranked as one Of
the best aud one Of the safest banking
Institutions Ia Kansas, and there Is
no reason why the new Institution
should not rank second 10 none. II Il
the purpose OF the bank to add other
stockholders to the list-gentlemen
who are residents Of Saline county
and possessed Of large property. Il
viii be observed that with the exeep-
ton Of DR.. Morris, the stock IL owned
exclusively In Saline county. The
Directors have been elected - follows :
J. w. Morris, 7. +. Carver, n. J.
Wellslager, A. n. Campbell. II. II.
SudendOrf, T. A. Williams, and r. q.
Miller, who have elected the follow
ing officers:
Presideat-J. w. Morris.
VicePresldent, T. A. Williams.
Cashier-F. @. Miller.
The capital stock Is $4,000, Of
which the amount Of $50, 600, required
By law, and deposited. was raised
within q very few hours. All honor
70 Salinas new Nation I'll Bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01


@ J I sammslson to 3 q Stone.
bFaksr lot 81 81 81 6allna $50.
IA Braniff and vi 70 w & Giidden
negr Of neqr 8 "a $4,000.
U 8 A 70 o & rressln swqr a Is lw
J d BOWersock trustee TO ~ g
BOWersOek sWqr ~ l4I W and nWur
S "a Sv and ssqr IS "a 5W and seqF 1
IS v also lots Is IS II Is Pine 90 Sa-
Inns 5000.
~ Murphy and vi 70 w TroW lot
blk 50 Brookville $50.
Q Baohtold and VI 70 w. G. Gid
den pt Of nWqr - l43W SIiO0.
Gels and VI % w TroW LOT blk
50 BFOO kville Ks $50.
yGeis and VT to J J Gels pt OF shf
neqr IS "A SW end ehf swqr IS IA
828T2 so
] smith and WI to ON Maddy shf
lot 5 and lots 4 SCI Center g blk
smith & COlVeFt's add Salina $40.
5 p Stanley % L ID Hendricks and
s A Benjamin lots 246 s and 10 %
81 yOnes' add Salina 500.
w w Bartlett Rhff Saline Co % ]
n Brady shf neqr % aud shf ssQr and
sWqr and wifi nwqr = and nhf nWur
8 and nhf Of nhf and shf Of shf %
nWqr p and seqr g all In Isl "
81 ,SS5.
@ J Adler and VT Ito L Glrard lol
S. Tth Salina 81.
J Plund and vi to H Dawson lot IS
9TH % SaiiHa $500.
ia WhitWorth and vi 20 NM @
Lawrence seqr shf Of swqr . Is S
e5, 500.
h Calkins and VI TO w Wilson seaF
Of nWQr II 48W 81.
s p Hughes and WI to w KOuns pt
Of neqr q IA 8W $1,000.
N Wilson and WI 10 w KOuns seqF
OF nWqF Of1l IA 3w 5000.
Eureka Town Co 20 GOOdnoW &
Wiekham lot 2i5 2l7 2ls 22l 223 Main
50 Chico tl75.
l. r Parsons and vi 10 CFowthsra
neqr Of neqr - "A 8w 81.
KS Wesleyan University Aid Assn
20 n J MeVlcar lot 81 sih Of Ks Wes-
leyAn University Grounds 500.
l. g Gibson and vi % n A Engllsh
shfOf neqr IS IS 4W SIS.
T II CaFlin 70 NJ A Wallace LOT s
blk So BrOOkville Ks si75.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

Work IL being pushed on the Kan
aas 4 Colorado railroad. The work
men ell along the line are grading as
fat - possible, and the track laying
will commence - soon 81 the iron ar
riVes, which is expected daily. MHteri-
FL for the construction Of the road Is
arriving ct the rate Of twenty cars per
day. Sevsnty-lve cars Of material
were eKpected yesterday evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

ms. n. E. Morrill,, viii sell her en-
tire stock Of millinery and Fancy
Goods It cost. Must be disposed Of In
the next 50 days on account Of N
health. Or win cell The entire sioch
at discount and rent FOOms. A good
chaRes for some one 70 make money.
No damaged goods.
Cor. Seventh and Ash streets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

Great bargains In Millinery and
Fancy Goods. On account Of nov
Ing July l2th, viii ell my stock %
fine millinery and Fancy Goods e
cost and below cost until that time.
DOn't fail 70 come and secure some o.
The best bargains Il Mrs. 1. A. Hutch
lnsOn's. 8-zw.
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s.n.FTrnEEHicE. = " eoIHs
Fitzpatrick { GOING,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
We are prepared to fur
nisn money in any
sum on
Chattel,
Personal or
Real Estate
Chattel,
Security at ryreasOn
ably rates.
SALIVA. KANSAS.

We hare an GbuHdGHt supply
Of money, and can close Loans
Without UeratiOuS delay. We
can make loans from 500 to
$4,000 on City Property for
ONE, TWO or THREE years
time. Loans on business houses
a Speciality. We hare bottom
rates on Three or FiUe year farm
loans. IF you haze a Loan due
in less than a year, 1t wiH pay
you to come and see as, make a
ReW loan, at lOWer rates, and
pay of the old one.
We OUn a complete set of Ab-
StrdctS Books of Saline County
property, and can shOw you
Just WHat your title is. DOnOt
Dug q piece of property Without
a complete abstract Of title.
We WilI furnish abstracts on
short notice at reasonable rates.
Our Insurance business is
large and increasing. We WiII
give you indemnify against fire,
lightning, cyclones. tOrHGdOes,
windStOrmS, etc. You cannot
afford to carry the risk yourself.
ADO you want q cheap farm, = nice
town residence, vacant lots, OF q stock
ranche2 We have them for sale on
terms 10 suit you. There Is money I'm
Salina property now when the Mis-
souri, Pacific Is yet coming 10. Buy,
and double your money. Here are |
a few bargins in farm and city prop |
erty, and we have many for which we |
have no rOOm In these columns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

We have In our hands for sale
cheap, one twslve.hOrse power cham
piOn engine manufactured By ID.
June 4 Co. % Fremont, OHIO, and
also enc Invineible Separator nov on
the farm Of John HOlmquisl, seven
mile south Of salina.
AOORR& QUINBV,
2-2W. Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

A special agent Of the Post Oface
department vas In town Saturday,
looking over Postmaster Campbsll's
Affairs. This IL the third time In
eighteen months q Democratic special
agent has been smelling around"
Prior to that time, during Is years
Of service. he had not the honor
Of the visit Of q "smeller." Nc
doubt the special agent is looking for
a flaw Of some kind. in order TO make
place for one Of the faithful. But
Postmaster Campbell win not give
them q chance. IfhehAs 70 step out,
Il win be on account Of expiration Of
Of his term Of once, or because sim
ply Of his being a Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

The following interesting and Valu-
able statistics regarding the Valua-
ton Of property, acreage Of crops
amount Of stock, shipments Of grain
ETC., we're furnished Us by Mr.. E. H.
Gibbs, and were complied from the
county records, and the books Of the
various business men In the city. Il
10 q splendid showing:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

At the council meeting last Thurs
day night Mr.. w. F. Gilbert tender
ed his resignation as councilman ffOm
the Fourth Ward. AS Mr.. Gilbert
was considered one Of the ablest and
most efficient members Of the council
his resignation Il very generally re-
GREETED. Il will be hard TO ill his
place with Is prompt, energetic and
serviceable q councilman ~ he has
been. A special election to Ill the
vacancy has been ordered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

The third week Of the Instltu Il
started with An enrolment Ofl2O.
On Thursday . "NOdel Pro
gramms" Wss placed on the board
which Was discussed by the teachers
and instructor. It was amusing b
hear the different views Of the teach
ers, some advocated . programme Of
study and RECITATION, while others
advocated only . programme Of reel.
tatiOn.
On Friday Prof. Williamson die
sected . besf's heart Ia the prsssncs
Of the institute, naming its parts and
describing their action. The professor
Is an excellent teacher Of physiology.
he has . number Of charts and mani
kIns By which be makes the subject
very plain.
Prof. ROllman is making his Phil
OsOphy class very interesting and IN
StruCtIve BY his experiments and ex'
plantations
a 8A8MAI8 - W v H----N4 -
Monday with AIa DelghAn e teach
eF. The clAss messs at i've O'Clock In
The afternoon.
Prof. Davenport, an elOeutiOnist
from Ohio, amused the teachers on
Monday and Tuesday. BY reading
several humorous pieces, and person
atIng different characters.
6uPerintendsnt LaWhead Was pres
ent Wednesday, and made . short
address 10 the institute.
The fOllvlng are the names Of TIE
visitors since last report;
NessEs. Jones. stOFch, Hunt, Van
Urine, Milan, Quincy and Misses
Addison. Hines, DOnegAn, Williams.
BuPt Lee, Of Manhattan, viii dellv-
@alsctnre In the Presbyterian church
Thursday. July 1statsP. a. Subject
''The Main Chance" All are cordially
Invited. X.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01
Mayors Election PrOCIama-
ton.

4 VIVA BEiEs.l, tlsFur sfths sliy ofa-llss. a.
Has ccultT, kEnnaa. - girtas 81 - A.
laeFlly eoE..l n ns ~ kg, e ksTsaT pFucilIEa
=. - lee-l. esll1.s laat apeclll elsetiel uln
eeIi - lltA az e JalT -. ~ ths psIp1S q
s..el-.g eae eel1.l.. = 90 gleaasY osl3s1 -
e 49,. - e y. ,. ans6Ii, c0lI1illa
ashsIss[ es.,Il.ls ~ alsuia1 sl-si.aaa
49, 81 ll1l1l 81 ~ elacl5n;
-; Z; = -. $3.50, :. = osla g. -
- q ! 81 - tssssssa IN y $3.50 & ~
- ...--l1l g u - 1ll1st n ~ un1d-
81 e aalioa. Aanh1s. ~ - 81 e 5alT -.
-. aHAt-l VIZ BaIllutl NaItf..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

There Is talk Of organizing a bicycle
club here with tue following member.
ship: Messrs. g. ID. GOtwald, D.
Blackburn, WIN. A. Phillips jr..
Charles Davis, James CaFruthers and
J. A. Smlth-all OF whom are pro-
vlded with hne bicycles We hope TO
see this organization perfected. Sail
na can lead on bicycling as In every
thing else,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

lyon havsa loan maturing this
year, renew g this week with Davis
3 Milan at a per cent straight. TIE
lowest ratss ever offered ln Saline
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

The following particulars In regard
to the w. C. 7. U. Campmeetlng In
addition to the regular programme,
published last week, viii be Of inter
est to the readers Tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock Mrs. F. E. w. HAF.
per, Of Philadelphia, will address the
cOlOred people and = mass meeting Of
cOlOred children. ms. Harper IL =
cOlOred lady aud comes highly recon.
mended a. q speaker. Mrs. Anna
Wait, OF Lincoln Center, instead Of
Mrs. Lord, IS heretofore announced,
will speak in the afternoon. Il 10 ex-
pected that ON Saturday morning
Miss Susan B. Anthony will be pres
ent and deliver an address. At 4
O'Clock p. N. Of each day q conferences
for workers will be held. Each one
Is expected 70 bring their Bible and
Gospel Hymns" A gate fee Of i've
cents for each person and i've cents
for each horse will be charged, except
on the morning Of July Sd, when chill
dren will be admitted free to the
Juvenile rally and on Sunday July
4th, when instead Of q gate fee q vol
untary contribution will be asked f,
and hopes are entertained that reallz-
ing the great expense Of securing and
entertaining able speakers the people
will contribute very literally. Tents
can be secured for 6fty cents per day
or $50 for the entire eneampment.
Services on the grDunds on Sunday to
which all are invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

A black sOa, weighing about us
lbs. got inso my hog pasture sbOut
June lsi, party owning same eau have
her b calling and paying euai Of
keeping, 7. q THoHFsoE. 2 mils
lollhRalt Of Aa.aTia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

The regular meeting Of LadIes'
Auxiliary to Y. n. Q. A., win Be
held Monday, July 5th, at their rooms
81 3 O'Clock P. n. All ladies inter-
ested In this work are invited 10 be
present,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

The City COancil ~ their meeting
Thursday night voted the street car
franchise to Mr.. n. d. Harrington on
the terms we mentioned LAT week,
except that Il IL provided each car
shall pass = glVea point every % min
utes instead Of 50 minutes. The or
dlnanes is published this week and
the conditions Of the contract therein
explicitly set fourth. Our citlEens
will soon have the opportunity Of
riding In metropolitan style, and at
An expense no greater than In a large
city. They will undoubtedly be well
patr0nized. The benefits 10 occur
from the building Of the line will read.
lily be seen. Il h another long stride
In our present boom, which leaves
our EelghbOring towns far in the dis
tance,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

There win be another reduction Of
rates over the Western Union lines,
taking effect July LIST, In addition to
those already Published. Manitoba,
Michigan. New Mexico, Texas, Utah
reduced from tI.OO to IS cents; Ar
kansas and Illinois reduced from 70
cents to 60 cents Indian Territory
and Nebraska reduced from 90 cents
20 so cents for ten words.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

On next Tuesday evening DIR. Blsh-
Op will deliver q lecture on 1.-THE In
dustrlal Value Of Education" in the
Lutheran Church, beginning at 8
O'Clock. This will be the second in
the course Of lectures before the Nor
NAL Institute now IN session. The
Doctor Is 90 well known here a. an
educator and an authority on the diff
erent phases Of the subject Of educa-
ton, - TO need no extended notice OF
cOmmendatIOn from Us. All are cor
daily invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-01

Married, In this city, Tuesday even
Ing. June 18th, ct the residence Of the
bride, by ". 8. Priest, pastor OF the
Christian church, Mr.. John J. Bren-
neF 10 Miss Sadie Burch. The wed.
ding was quite = surprise, none but
thell intimate friends knowing Of II
until aflerWsrd. Mr.. Bremen is
weIl-knOwn here and Is quite q pOpu-
lar young man, and Miss Bureh was
known IS q very estimable lady.
The JOURNAL extends cOngratula-
flnna.