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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25
Mayors Election Proclamation.

Willis Bristol, mayor of the city Of salina.
~ . Kansas, do hereby proclai anu give uu Bile
nOtice that a. the special election % be heid on
Monday the 29th day OF November 1ss6. the D Dis
In the city Of Salina, kansas viii Be open al the
following places in said city -
First Ward, at the city hail on santa Fc avenue.
Second Ward a. the County Court House %
Ninth street.
Third Ward, at S. n. Pslmer's Aisrble Yard on
Seventh street.
Fourth Ward, al the Hose House on Finh street
/ do hereby designate the following named
electors 70 ACT Judges and Clerks a. said elec-
tion
First Ward, ". J. Hsgler. Taylor miller, r.
Mcdaniel, Judges. and J 4 Gihs0a, e. " shailsr
Clerks
Second Ward. F. A. Smith, F. H. Quincy. Geo.
Z. supple, Judges, and T. L. Bishop, A. ?. Harsh
Clerks
Third Ward. jacob Dewitt, J. H. Ball, Charles
sander, Judges, and Will Milan, L. A. DAVIS,
Clerks
Fourth Ward. Alex shuliz. T. A. Williams, W.
4. Gilbert, Judges, and J. r. Chapman, L. I.
Tressin, Clerks.
Witness my hand and the oorporate seal Of the
city Of Salina, kansas.
Done % my once In Salina, kansas. this l9ih
day Of November, lSs5.
lsEAL- WILLIS BRISTOL Msyor.
Attest; E. 4. BOWEN, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

Coz. b. ~. HoxrE, Vice President
Ofthe Missouri Paciac system. died
Tuesday morning in New York. He
has been lying IN . critical condition
for several months and his death was
not unexpected. The remains were
taken 10 Des Molnes, Iowa. his old
home. salina has special reason 10
Be Dalned ct this sad news. II was
principally through the COIODel's
mediation that Gould was induced to
build the Missouri Pacific through to
Salina-even after an emphatic prom
lee had been made that it would be
done. Mr.. HOxie was especially
pleased with his reception IN SalIna.
and made mention Of 1t on many diff
erent occasions.
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Nolloa.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Saline county Agrieul-
tural, Horticultural aud Mechanical
Association, will be held ia the court
house IN the city Of Sallna, on the
second Tuesday in December. IsS6,
Dec l4th, commencing at o'clock
p. 81, for the purpose OF slecting a
board oI nine directors, aud for the
transaction Of sucn 9th er business ~
may properly come before it. I.re
election will be by bsllo. either in
person or by proxy. Each proxy
to be signed by the person giving H.
and state to whom il is given sud for
what purpose All persons holding
proxies are requested % present them
TO the secretary Of the society, n. b.
Wallace. at the Office Of Radeliff&
Martin during the forenoon Of cleo
tion day that they may be examined
and registered, thus saving the time of
the convention. A full and itemized
statement Of the receipts and expend-
itures Of the society for the past year
will be presented to the meeting.
Every stoekhOlder is requested to be
present and see, hear aud act for him.
self.
This notice is given in accordance
with the session laws Of 1886. which
peovides as follows, to-wit. The
election Of officers OF the county aQri-
cultural societles shall be held on the
second Tuesday OF December Of each
year s. n. PALMER,
President Board Of Directors.
By H. b. WALLACE, Sec'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

At $40 South Ninth street. barn snd
ell eOnvenienees. 45-2w.
WANTED-2Do head o. st0ok.lors-
weighing from Is 70 $50 pounds VIII
pay 81 by weight. for 80 days for hogs
brought to my place. Apply to Aug.
ziebell. siIsw.
Anderson, the tailor, has q complete
line Of cloths for fall and winter
suitings. Call aud look at them.
Bucks Brilliant, Palace and Prin.
cess Aladdin Base Heater a Braniff &
ConFad's. Guaranteed to be the most
perfect burner In the world.
Money to Loan on improved far N
sud city property.
n. F. CARRoLL,
Salina. Kansas.
SOlberg. the tailor, at his new shop
In the Parker building-sOuth Of the
Opera HOnse-Seventh street. is IN
receipt OF early fall goods, and can
supply the young gentlemen or the
old gentlemen OF Salins with the
most stylish suits to be obtained i'm
Salina-
Everybody cordially invited to visit
our new store. Look at our goods
whether you buy OF not.
BRANIFF 4 CONRAD.
Paul Jordan, General and sole agent
for the sale Of all lots in the addition
to the Kansas Wesleyan University
Grounds. Is now a resident Of SaIina
and can be found on South Ninth
street, in the property formerly owned
and known ~ The Sam Wilson dwell
ing and nearly opposite Pete r.
Hughes place. The lots In the addi-
ton are sold at very low figures and
on the installment plan OF ten pay
ments. Mr.. Jordan also has about
fifty lots in the original University
grounds. which ne offers for sale for
all cash down. Call and see him
sOOn, as this property will not be In
the market long.
Call and see our new buttons, vel
veteens, dress goods, trimmings. and
don't fail to ask for our line Of keE
chiefs. They are the neatest and pref
test ever brought to the city
CASPBELL & TUTHILL.
See Orient at Braniff & Conradis.
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Rsllnlous Notices.

Christian church-There will be no
preaching in the morning on account
OF a business meeting. In the even
ing at o'clock the pastor will begin
q series Of sermons on the subject Of
"Divine Pardon" All the members
Of the church are earnestly requested
TO be present In the morning, while
everybody is invited to the evening
service.
Services every Sunday morning and
evening at the Protestant Episcopal
church. Morning IL A. N. Even
ing 7P.M. Morning subject NOV.
2s)-"My reasons for being a church
man" (Episcopalian.) Evening. sub
jeet-"The two characters, both
good" Special music for the oe-
casiOn. Sunday School at P. NJ.
All are welcome to these services
free pews. J. A. ANTRIM,
Rector.
A mothers and Young Woman's
meeting, under the auspices OF the w
G. T. u, will be held In the Christian
church at 7 80 o'clock p NJ, Friday
Nov. %. and will be addressed by
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyle Saxon, the lady
who spoke on temperance in the
Lutheran church sunday night, Oct.
10. To this meeting are in vited all
the mother, aud all he daughters
over fifteen years Of age. No gentle
men are invited aud none Will be ad-
mitted. These meetings OF women
alone are now being held very ire
quently in many places, and are
found 70 be q grand influence for good.
Let no Salina woman, who feels any
interest in morality and right living,
fail to attend this meeting tomorrow
night-at the Christian church. An
admission fee Of 10 cts. will be
charged.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

'Camp-mesting John" Allen, 81
years Of age, but still vigorous. lost
two houses In the Farmingt0n (8Te }
dre, with . manuscript Of an aut0bl-
on which be had been At
work tWenty yeara
The win Of Juan Petro Terry, Who
died % Paris recently, was admitted
70 probate In New YORK Monday.
By IL terms f0ur-flfths u the estate.
values e $500, 900, ere len 20 q child
yet unh1Tn.
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There win be q sale Of some fns
high grade cows. heIfsrs. and steers.
recently brought frcm Manhattan a
h. W. Naltby's farm. near Bavaria,
on Dee. pa.
In the search for handsome and ap-
pr0pFiate Christmas presents, all nat
uraliy get around to the jewelry house
ofD. 4 J. B. Whitehead. And no
wonder for It is there that there is
sOmsthing for everybody-frOm the
tsliest to the shortest; from the fattest
to the leanest.
Mems Arcties at Kinsley & POhl's.
The plat Of Riverside Park addition
IL now ready and quite q number Of
lots have already been scid. This
new addition is closer to the business
center Ofsalina than any laid out In
two years. The lots are Of a good
size 50xl65. with % foot ALLEYS and
wide streets. Prices are reasonable,
and terms to suit purobasers. For
particulars call on w. r. Gels or Ne
COnnell & Wildman.
A few weeks more only. and the
great unsettled question What shall
get for Christmzs ?" must be fnsl-
ly and definitely determined. Save
yourself all this bother, and go 10 d.
& j. B. Whitehead's at once. where
you will fnd su endless variety Of
Christmas goods.
Ladies and Misses High Buttoned
oversbOes al Kinsley 4 Pobrs.
Go TO Anderson. the tailor, for IN
comparable fits aHd elegant suitinga.
Shop over Nelson q Beugston's.
FoR SALE have for sale at my
residence ! mile east Of the n. E.
college, Il head Of mileh cows, and
calves cheap. w. 5. FARRAR.
Al 4wks.
The turkey goes to-day, and the
next important event Is Christmas 4;
and with Christmas naturally follows
in close marching order, gifts: and
gifts are numbeFless at d. GLIB.
Whitehead's.
Your interest demands that you
visit Braniff & Conrad before pur-
chasing stoves.
WANTED-At the Pacific House,
two dish-washers.
LOsT-On the road between Salina
and Bavaria, wOrsted wOrk-hali
finished. The finder will please re-
turn same 20 Braniff & COnrad's
Hardware store. Suitable reward
will be paid.
Go now, and choose something
from the complete stock OF watches,
clocks, jewelry OF silveT-plated ware,
at d. & J. B. Whitehead's, articles
which will make the loved ones very
happy on Christmas morning.
A. Stockenberg, the well-known
shoemaker, has located his shop in
Kinsley & POhl's new boot and shoe
store, where he will be pleased TO
meet his old customers, as well a.
others who may wish repairing done
in the best style.
WANTED-25 young ladies and gen.
tlemen TO learn telegraphy by a COM
Petent teacher. Apply by letter or
person to G. B. Stebbins, Sallna, Kas.
We have just received maple syrup,
honey strained and in comb, also
buckwheat -four, pickles, apples, and
all other things latest, freshest and
best in the market.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
WANTED-By young man Of good
address, a position as BoOk-keeper in
a Bank, store or Office. Will work
for moderate wages-best Of refer
ences given address Lock box POI.
WANTED-5O tons wooden rags at
the Mattress factory.
WANTED-TwO good eanvassers for
city work. Address Y p a bov-200
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Notice OfAppllcatlOn TO PuFchas.
School Land.

'HE undersigned hereby gives noiice that
n he viii, or the lith day Of December. Issf.
make an application O. the Probate Court o. -u-
line county kansae. 20 purchase The foiou ius de-
scrthed school land. situated In the 0rsiuizad
county q saline, kansas, viz Tie northwest
qlarter, OF seciiou l6, T1Tnship 90, Rang g.
BE names the following persons O. p.ove he
settlement, continuous residence anl improve
mems, viz James Bsverlin, residence BaFsrin
kansas and William shaw, residence B1rarin.
hansas.
Dane al salina. county o. Saline. Kansas, thls
21th day u Novcmbrr issFi.
b. D SWEARIsuES, Petitioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

TIE farmers lnits in The statement
that they aFe getting much better
prices lor their grain sinos the Mis-
sonri Pacific Railway wns built to
sallna, and hence they fnyor the
Frisco bonds Some Of those who are
doing the best work for the Frisoo
proposition are large farmers Who
have heavy taxes 70 Day, bat are wise
enough to see where their interests
Law.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

THE official returns from all the
counties in the State have been re-
ceiyed. Gov. Martins plurality over
Moonlight is S5,2ll. His majority
over all is 27.159. Kelley. candidate
for Auditor on the Democratic ticket,
ran l5, 600 behind bis ticket. Brans-
cOmbe's total vote was sO52. The Ju-
dlcial amendment was defeated by
SO. rs votes.
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NOtlee OIAppIIealIOn to Purchase
School Land.

FH'HE undersigned hereby gives notice that b.
N viii, on the 18th day OF December, 1856
make an application % the Probate Cuurt OF 81
hne County. Kansas, 10 purchase the foi oTiug.
described school land, situated in the Organized
county Of Saline, Kansas. viz. The soathu esi
quarter Of Section IS. township if, range {.
He names the lolioEing persons % prove his
settlement continuous residence, and Improve
ments, viz. James Beveriu, residence. Bavaria
Kansas and Wilham shaw, residence Bararia,
Kansas
Done Al saliua. county Of Saline. Kansas, this
20th day Of N0S ember, 1855.
JoHS HOW'LL, Petitioner.
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EY-Gov. JOHN s. PHELPS, Of Mis-
souri,, died At the age Of y years in 81.
Louis, on the 10Th inst. Besides I'LL
ing several important civil Offices
among them Congressman from ls45
TO 1868, and Governor Of Missouri
from 1871 10 lssl-he was Colonel OF
the 25th Missouri Regiment, on the
Union side, and Military Governor Of
Arkansas.
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chlnn

Cold weather reDInds us that al
must prepare for further and strong
er type Of the same.
Farmers are busy huskinE, crib
bing. shelliDg and shipping corn.
The screage . larger this year than
last, but the yield lighter than that
Of last. the drought damaging the
corn crop 50 70 IS per cent. ia some
places.
Mr. II. e. Grider Il having an un-
der-gfOund store room built near his
store TO secure winter vegetables.
Mr.. Wm. Halpin and family will
become residents Of our city this
week. We welcome them.
Mr.. +. G.. HSnauer has been quite
sick with asthma. At present is con
valescent. His brother recently ar
rived here to make his future home Ia
KaBsas.
Rev. BurWell attended the Baptist
Association last week, which was
held ct Newton, Kas.
We saw SIR. ID. Van Trlne on our
street Monday. We infer from the
frequent visits In these parts, he sure
ly must Be greatly interested IN the
Valley o. wiz invest here soon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

WITH the first Of January a full
new dress will be put upon the TOpe-
ka Capital and a number Of improve
meDts in its editorial and news
features will be made. The reports
of the proceedings Of the legislature
will be the most complete ever made
by a Kansas paper. The publication
Of the laws passed by the legislature
in the Capital ss the official State
Paper, alone mades it well worth the
price ofsubscription. The telegraph
ic dispatches, market reports, stale
and local news will all be carefully
made and the best specimen Of metro
politan journalism ever made IN
Kansas will be offered the people in
the Daily Capital Sent by mail, 8
months forS3. to any address.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

THE funeral Of Ex-President Ar
thur took place In New York, Mon
day. Il was conducted in q very pri-
vate manner. A number Of distin-
guished men were present, including
President Cleveland and Ex-PFesi-
dent Hayes. After the services the
remains were borne 10 the train
which carried them to Albany, where
they we're Inferred,
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CHARLES Francis ADAMS, sR
sfter suffering five years from brain
ublsOecasiOned 10y yoverwoFk, died at
his home In Boston, Sunday morning.
He was minister to England under
Lincoln and Was one Of the arbitra-
tors on the Alabama claims. he was
the son Of John Quincy Adams, and
grandson Of John Adams.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

COMMENCING November 25, . line
OF through Pullman buffet sleeping
cars will be formed between Kansas
City aHd Jacksonville. Fla, via the
Gulf route, In connection with the
Memphis & Charleston, E. 7. V. & g.
and s. F. q W. r. RS. Through car
will leave Kansas City daily at 6:45
p. m, going Wis Memphis, Chstta
nOOga, Atlanta and Macon. This Is
in addition 10 the through frst-olass
coach daily between Kansas City and
Bristol, Tenn, via Memphis, ChattA-
nOogs and Knoxville.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

ATTENTION Is called 10 the prOspec-
tus Of the Chicago Inter Ocean, the
leading Republican newspaper Of the
country. Il is stalwart In its 20 Titles,
live 10 its news, and entertaining In
miscellaneous matters. We sWesF By
the inter Ocean every time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

The Mcpherson House, the pioneer
hotel Of Mcpherson, has been closed
linally and forever. Our recollection
Of that ancient hostellry goes back
some ten years, when q spade was alb
sOlutely necessary 10 dispose Of the
Eirst stratum Of earth 10 the offlce, and
= full coat Of mail was just ss neces-
ssry 10 protect the sleeper from the
raids, fOrays aud incursiOus Of the
squadrOns Of bugs which formed in
alignment on the wall, and dropped
in perfect order upon the lOW-lying
had
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

HENRI WATTERsON, having lately
returned from Europe, is loaded to the
bFlm with advice for President
Cleveland. Among other things be
wants the Chief Executive to shan
don his present policy and make him
self solid, 80 to speak, with the &C
credited leaders ofhls party. But the
esteemed aud gifted WattersOn seems
70 have entirely lost sight Of the fact
that such an arrangement as he pro-
poses would leave "the star-eyed god.
dess Of reform" forever Out In the
cold.
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STATE OF KANSAsl
County VI Saliae.
In. the matter Of the estate Of james Dean,
deceased.
6tREDlIORs and all other persons Interested
~ In the aforesaid Estate are hereby notfed
that a. the regular term of the Probate court In
and for aid county. 70 be begun and held ~ the
Court Room IN saliua. and County Of saline STATE
q aicresaid, on the frst Monday In the month Of
January, A. ID. 1885. ] shall apply u said Court
for iull and lnai settlement of said estate.
LIALfNDA DEAN,
Administrators Of James Dean, DEED
November 22nd, A. d. isosi. 4i-au
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We desire to return thanks to the
citizens Of Saline county for the uni
formly handsome patronage they
have given US during the many years
we have been in business, and desire
that the same may be continued to
Mr.. l.. A. Will, our successor, whom
we can recommend as a reliable, ex-
perienced business man, and a genial
gentleman whose acquaintance all
will be pleased TO make. Those who
are indebted TO US are requested to
call Immediately and settle.
WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.
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CART. D. h. PAGE, the welI-knOWn
farmer Of Mcpherson. and that cOun-
ty's representative one winter, has
purchased . large track Of land in
Texas, aud will soon remove 10 that
State 20 reside permanently.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

Iris said that c. w. Blair and John
Martin have each expressed the npin-
ion that Kansas Democracy has for
the last time resolved against Prohi-
bltlon. Nothing has been heard up.
on this question from George w
Click, Tom. FenlOn and other war
horses, who are said to be even more
successful In State politics than the
two gentlemen aFst named.
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Mems Wool-Iined boots at Kinsley
& Pohl's.
At Kinsley & Pohl's is the best and
cheapest place to buy your winter
goods.
Christmas-D. &J.B. Whitehead.
Follow the crowd in your search for
Christmas presents. 1t alwas brings
up at d. & ]. B. Whitehead's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

A CYCLONE visited Girard and
Pieassnton Monday morning, lsveling
everything in lts course. Luekily lie
track was q narrow one. Several per
SINS were badly injured, bus none
fatally.
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PHYSICIAN, S.. SSsy LgoP sys ta.s Coils99 ND; D;
; Santa Re. once hours % 10 A. H.; 2to5 SPIN.
BuekIen,a ArnIoa ,alva

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sures. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Csrns and all
Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles, or no pay sequired. II is guar
anteed TO give perfect satisfaction. OF
money refunded. Price % cents
box. For sale by OSCAR SErrz.
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Weqe your helrt ever slidened vita sarfuu,
Mere ygur auul ever crushed % the ezrth-
b nelghbur Tee weak % consider,
Year ueaEne1l, rerharl. l1 Of hirihf
hats that feeling that's srornfni,
! h1te d uith tltteruem. utronE.
Q 9od, have uu love for or nciEhber,
Nho dseS ua 81 crael q Wro1F
Q ysl, maT We pity his blindness.
Kay ue pray o the Eaiher shove.
IL heir Kim te aec hia oWn fsellnrE
And gala hqafi, tender With l5Fe.
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WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.

Stewart q Gehring have opened
their bakery in the JOURNAL Block
aud are now ready for business. They
have fitted up their sIOre-rOom in
splendid style, and have q most at
tractive place. They propose to give
the citizens OF Salina the best Of con-
fectionery, bread, etc., and make their
bakery the popular resort Of all.
They seem to be energetic and full Of
business. They are bound to succeed
and will succeed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

TIE unaaimIty with which Hon i.
A. w. Smith. Of Mcpherson, is en-
dSFsed for tie speakeFship, is wonder
fal. It's only q just compliment to
his parliamentary ability.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

Ex-PEEsIDEETs GRANT and Ar
thur, Vice President Hendricks and
Presidential candidates Mcclellan.
Hancock, Seymour and Tilden hsve
ali died within few months.
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sanna Market.

Wheat-No. :, sOfs, ,5se. No.2 red. sse; 10. 3 toe:
Oats, &c per bu.
Rye. .31c per bu.
Corn-Esr 22s pr bu.: shellea, 22e.
Hogs, 81 10 8l e per n
Cattle. = q 25Sc per n.
Potatoes, SOC e Sl.OU per -b1.
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THURSDAY. NOV. IS. issa.

TIE 6rst Missouri Pacihc train en-
tered the town Of Lacrosse last Mon
day Afternoon.
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Mr. @. j. Deighsnis new residence
prouises 10 Be one Of the handsomeet
ana most complete struetufs Ia this
portion Of the county.
Sir. r. jay and wife have the deep
est sympathy Of their friends 10 the
inss Of their daughter who died last
Friday.
Martin Grider at present il sick but
will undoubtedly soon recover, as he
Is under DR.. Hills treatment.
Mr. Madden moved in Chico this
week.
A family moved into D. Harkins'
house Monday.
GOodnOW & Wickbam have ordered
corn cribs built near the elevator Of
ice. Business Il increasing at Chico.
Lots are being sold fast and cheap.
The club meets at II. II. Gillum's.
Saturday evening, Dec. 4th, q full
attendance is requested as the ''eircu-
latlng library" subject viii be Discus
sed.
Our two efficient teachers, Misses
Godfrey and ThWing, issOrm rs they
have very large attsadanee, and we
have no doubt but what the scholars
are under the best Of government
Mrs. CaFruthers win assist them next
week in grading their schools. Miss
Godfrey teaches in Chico and Miss
ThWing In the Bridge school house.
Mr.. Sands made . No. clerk IN the
drug store during Mr.. RushmeF's alb
senee. y.
Now that young Harvard hss eeie-
brated her 25Oth birthday. Dwight l..
Moody will try 10 convert her. Last
Sunday night he taiKed TO 200 stu
dents la the Saunders Thestre, where
Lowell delivered his grand OratiOn
and Holmes his beautiful poem last
week.
Col. Henry Watterson says that
''nO man can be as honest as Presi-
dent Cleveland seems to be, aud con
scientiOusly believes he is.n Mr.
Watterson evidently comes home To
fight everything that opposes BOur
bon Democracy Of the Andrew Jack
son stripe, and he begins at the Head
Of the class.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25
THE JOURNAL.

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sis CITY ofsailna.