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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07

nR W. W. ROUTII, Honieopatnlst--0aict
IL 50s Mains roet, opposite postofico. Hours;
TO 10 q. M, 2iSO to4 and 70 8 y. IA. Sundays
TeIpphone cnnnectiona
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-07
pnorEssIoNAL.
VIZ G. GALLOWAY, Attorney-at Law, Bel.
wv dnn Mn. RI c1n lnN-

Tk EMORY X. NIXON, homeopathic ply.
~ sician, oflce l0i East Third street, up
stairs, opposite opera houso. Onice hours II
a. m. to p. m. Residence 1913 broadway, cor,
ner St. Louis avenue, South Side. Pan Electric
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Real Esate cOnveyances furnished
by Wight, Henne q Lynn, AbstraetOrs
Of Titles, Salina, Kansas:
w. KOuns and VT to n n Briggs
ct al pt nWt II IA 3R $500.
n Wilson and VT 70 NJ 81 Briggs OF
al sWi nWi n IA 3W $500.
r Calkin and VT to n Wilson sWt
OfnWt II IA SW $1,000.
USA 10 r Calkin nWi II IA 3W pat.
H G Davis ct al to Gels & Williams
lot 46 llth ct Phillips End add TO IA
lima $3.50.
tn Darlington and VT to F G Mil
Ter ct al lots 10 II and ~ Iron ave
Darlington add Salina $1,000.
DC Lock wood TO P q Bond lots q,
-. . blk II Pacific addition 20 Sa-
lima $3.50.
J Goodwin and VT to s L Harris
lot 81 50 7th st Salina, $24OO.
+ A Benjamin to A Robbins lots
S 10 End st Jones add Salina $40.
Salina Univ'y Co to A II Owens lot
IA Walnut 81 Univ add sos.
Kas Yves UniY Aid Assn TO Dun
can & AndersOH lot % Minneapolis
ave Kas IVES Univ'y grounds, 500.
HIM Martin ct al to J q Bowers nl
net 10 l4lW 81.
ED Bowers and VT TO Mary g Mar
tin ct al w 10 IA lW SlOO.
I'M COOmbs and VT TO J w Axtell
lot and D4 lot blk 40 BrOOkville
500.
J Hall and VITO J Weaver nWl SO
- W $500.
P Robinson and VT TO A + Harsh
lot % blk n Pacific add Salina SOD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
A Substantial Remembrance Of the
Poor.

Poor.
A novel plan for alleviating the suf
Rerings Of the poor was inaugurated
in the city schools by Supt. Owen
last week. 1t was, that each child
should bring q potato Friday. And,
as an Offering to that end, the con
tributiOn was not limited TO one pOta-
to nor to potatoes In particular. Il
was understood anything would be
acceptable. It was like an inspiFa'
ton. The hearts Of both parents and
pupils overlooked with unbOunded
charity. From every home went
forth the children carrying, not al
ways one, but baskets Of potatoes, with
apples, vegetables, canned fruit,
meat, bread, clothing and cash, be-
sides numberless other articles, suf'
fieient to make two wagon loads.
Over twenty bushels Of potatoes, one
and q half Of apples, and $40 cash,
were among the contributions. Supt
Owen turned all over TO the Ladies
Aid Society" for distribution. The
ladies knew nothing oft until requir
ed to take care Of Il. Il was a fit
preparation for ChTistmas-tld and II
sent the little folks home with heaFtl
full Of goodwill, kindness and gen.
erOslty. That was one lesson not
found In books which like q good
many others comes within the prov
inee OF school work. We hope thil
custom viii be perpetuated and w
commend Il 10 other communities for
imitation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
cupId's caplivss.

A very happy event It was when,
on lsst Tuesday at O'Clock P. n. Mr..
Adam Fl. Dsnm and Miss Ida @.
shuItz were married, ct the home Of
the bride. Rev. Mr.. GotWald oficiAt-
ing. The groom ls the elder son OF
our esteemed citizen, John Daum and
the bride Is the only daughter Of
August shultz. residing about eight
miles southwest Of sallna, one Of our
eOanty's most respected and success
fnl farmers. A great many friends o.
both families were present, and many
words Of Warn oOngratulation we're
spoken. After the solomnifies 81 the
eeremony, the festivities Of b0unli-
fal repast we're enjoyed. All asreed
thatif ali Of cupid's eaptives were e.
happily situated 81 these. they Equld
Be willing oapilvea ME Hfu.
Daum win socupy their o. in
the College addIlion. sqn Va,
some,Ins b tAs splIns
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

We own a complete set of Alb
stract Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING, TORNADOES AND
WINDsTORMs.
II you cannot pay for your pol
icy now, we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. II you are going to travel OF
if you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with us in the old Fidelity
and Casualty"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The Presbyterian, Methodist, Bap-
list, Christian, Lutheran and the
colored churches will unite in OBJ
serving the week OfprayeF, beginning
January %, 1887. Union services
will be held in one Of the churches
each evening OF the week, except on
Sundays, when there will be two
churches open. The Ministerial AS
ISOLATION are making every arrange
ment TO have these services success
ful. A fOur-page folder is being got
ten up ct the JOURNAL Offiee. con-
tanning the subjects and leaders and
places Of worship for each evening.
together with 3 hymns, suitable for
the weeks services. They will be
scattered In the churches. and should
greatly assist In making the meeting
interesting and quite profitable. II Is
hoped that the christian people Of Sa-
lima will observe tnis week Of prayer,
and BY their presence and assistance
ct al the services, do themselves -
well e. Others good Do not be drawn
away from such privileges and OPP
p0Ftunitis5by the weeks spOrtiye At
fractions. The following Il q con-
densed program;
Sunday -, P. M.-BaPtist and
Christian churches.
Monday srd, 100 P. H.-LutheEzn
church.
Tuesday 4th. 1902. N.-MsthOdist
church.
Wednesday 5-Presbyterian church
THURSDAY 6-Prlsbvt church.
Friday 1th--B a14ial church.
Saturday Sih-C Christian church.
Sunday eth--IIu lbel1n ana hlet1c-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
CITY PROPERTY.

A Ene residence, two lots. si1 rooms. house, Gel
lar, HateT veil, FRUIT etc. One Of the best
places On Eighth street south. Price $500.
Two lots on State street. Good high ground,
south 'front.' Price, 500.
Three lots on state street. Price. 81 each.
Oae lot on state street. Price SJ75.
Two lots on state street, east and south front,
On corner, hne location. Price, tS7a.
Two i0tn on Iron avenne vest. SOUTH Front.
Very desirable. Price $50 each.
Two ave acre trsets. Can be plated into lots
sumedlEtely salable, surrounded BY desirable
pEupeFty. Price g 900 each. Oue-haif cash, bal
auee enc and two yearu 81 per cent Interest.
A Ene property on Ninth street, two-story
hoIne, fne trees and fruit. Sixteen lots In
gtoane. Very reasonable terms. Gall and see.
A fne place on Prescott avenue. Lot lG0E2s7
ret. Coed house and barn plenty Of truit.
Very desirable property. Price, $3.50. One-half
ease, balance long time This is asPeeulaiion for
come one.
leo aeres Of smooth upland in Walnut town
shiR. Pnee, SIS per aere. Terms 70 suit Pur-
Lot Ga Finh street, close in. Price st5O cash.
A rcd houss Of six rooms, two lots. $1,000.
A god lot On Iron avenue vest, $50.
A.goo& loi on Walnut street, 5Oxl7s feet. Price
A hoes ltrsi. water works, cellar, nice trees,
Eiesualk, ste. Lot 5oxi75. Price $50; ft5O cash
A-AAAlAN
House q BsFea rooms, cellar and closets, coal
kcuss stable, well fne tres, east 'front.' lot i5oE
SO fee3- Price, e9625. Raasonahle terms.
A aEe loi Treating Waleysn University cam
pa sou
Two fns lots on south Eighth street, corner.
luoE2oo feet. Price, elaoo.
NoN
Kin street, story frame house With 10 rooms,
reaia or ga peE month. Lot 6oHifo. Price 500
elooe deuu balance on time.
Eom
Elghih street A ane story brick house, also
q EIofY name kcu1e on back part OF lot facing on
Nintk street 10; s5E2oo fenced fne lot q shade
and fruit tree1 god cistern. Price 5000, 81 500
ea1k balance On tine 70 salt buyer.
~ you want 1000 aerea Of land or one acre, fyOu
~ E8 1Hd or clty property give rs . cali.
BIB pr non-rc1tderts, We invest money
r4rtte1. We have the best set Of
On saline county. We show yea
s11Ee ycn nothing fer u Whistler you
10 EusA - nol iail 90 call on Fitzpatrick a
oolEr, fcllc7ce hluck, talina, kanana. We
49, gou % uay hank IN 6alina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

DzD-At BElegspori. saline oounfy,
Kan. Of diphthsrla. Dee. a. 1s88, Jean
Peter Ensle. In The 18Th yeag Of hts
ags. He va born April II. 1883. he
grew up to manhood in the State Of
Pennsylvania and then removed 10
Kansas. On New Years day 1883 he
united with tia Reformed (Germsnl
Church It Monroe, Clarion county,
Penn, and at the next communion he
intended 10 transfer his membership
to the Presbyterian Church e. Bridge
port. That membefshiD, We trust
has been transferred to 1.-THE general
assembly and church o. the iirst borp,
whose names are written IN heaven"
He Was sick only about q week. Just
twelve days previously hls sister Ella
had preceded him 20 ''the house APP
pointed for al living" he died In
the full assurance Of faith, and In the
hope Of q glorious Immortality. He
retained the normal exercise Of all his
faculties to the very Last. The idea Of
meeting his Savior and Ella and his
other sister and two brOthers who had
gone before, seemed to be . great CON-
fort 10 him In the hour Of his depart
ure. He WAS much engaged On prayer
and was evidently ready to enter that
world where prayer IL changed into
rr.faa Tina A., fha .,,FHak ~ 1lea Frll
OF promise, died this young man, at
peace with God, at peace with his own !
conscience, and at peace with his fell
fOW men. THIS is q voice Of admOni-
ton to all. and especially to his young
friends and associates that they also
be ready for the fatal hour. God only |
can give the needed consolation to the
parents and surviving brothers and
sisters. May they all meet at last, an
undivided family, in heaven. B.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Christmas day seemed to have been
especially made to suit the wishes Of
all the people. II was delightfully."-
pleasant, aud appeared more like an
autumn day than the 18th Of Deeem-
Der. II was quite generally observed,
and ~ a consequences the streets had
rather a Sunday appearance, except
when the long line of pleasure vehi-
cles commenced passing and repassiDg
In the afternoon. OF Christmas eve
as observed by the churches, we
have spoken elsewhere. COnversing
with trades-peODle with reference to
sales, we find that the Christmas trade
was better than usual, and that many
valuable presents were received from
abroad per express. The Christmas
Of 1856 will finger as long 10 the men,
DRY as any Of the pleasant festivals OF
the past which are 50 hallOwed and
sacred in the memory nf all
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
saIlna 70 the front Aaaln.

Immediately upon the receipt Of the
news Of the death Of Gen. John A.
Logan last Sunday afternoon, men,
bers of Salina Post. q. A. r., assem-
bled aud formally changed the name
to the Post to John A. Logan
Post, No. l27. Al about the same
time the bloomington Post, Ills, did
the same thing. And these, as the
dispatches inform us, were the
two first posts in the United States to
do honor to the memory Of the de-
ceased general. IL Is a rule with the
Grand Army that the names Of only
deceased soldiers shall be conferred
upon posts. AT the Sunday afternoon
meeting our Pest also passed suitable
resolutions On the death OF General
Logan, and forwarded them to Mrs.
Logan. Our post was thus the first,
also, TO do this accustomed honor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
REAL ESTATE.

n you want a farm, q stock ranch,
or u you want TO invest in Salina
property, do not fail 10 call on us.
Remember Salina is the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 5000 Inc
habitants. Freight Is as cheap from
81. Louis TO Salina as II Is from Kan
cas- city to other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par.
tlal list Of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

With twenty years experieBce-ten
In Sallna, in general merchandise
being q Swede by birth understanding
fully that lsnguAge-speaking and
writing It as Well-alsO the English
language; we'll known among Sallna
and Mcpherson county family circles.
Wishes from January 1887. position
with good salary. Answer In sealed
letters to SALESMAN, Salina pOstOfiies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

There Is talk Of building sn addl-
aon 10 the Episcopal church, which
vii complies the building IN the
form Of = cross. A rectOEy-tO cost
about sl5OO-is also talked Of. Il Il
likely that either one or both Of these
projected improvements viii be IN
dertaken very sooB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
Masquerade Sail New Years Eye, Dec
Al. 1895.


The T. F. s. Dancing Club are not
only enc eavoring TO make their mas
querade ball a success, but also one Of
the grandest affairs that has ever
taken place in Salins. In view Of this
they have secured the services Of q
costumer from Kansas City, who will
be ct the Pacific House on Wednesday,
Dec. %, with a fine assortment Of Ia
dies and gentlemen's masquerade
Costumes, ranging in prices from 81
to S.. This will enable those from q
distance who are DESTROYS Of attending
abundant time Ia which to select
their costumes. Tickets may be had
by addressing the Secretary, Mr.. T.
q. Wellington, SallDa. Kansas. Tick
cts $50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The Young Ladies aid Society OF
the n. E. church have within the
past year raised for that church over
two hundred and forty dollars. II
there IL q church In Saline county or
anywhere else that has = more enef-
getic, enterpFisiDg set Of young people
connected with Its congregation than
the N. E. church Of this place, We
would like to become acquainted with
that church .-BrO0EUiH Transcript.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Mr.. Frank HagemAn, the efficient
assistant Secretary Of the National
Mutual Insurance Company, whose
resignation as an officer In that CON-
pany has taken effect, was the reeipi-
ent Of a very handsome Christmas
present in the shape Of an elegant
gold watch and chain. On the cap.
engraved beautifully By D. a J. B.
whitehead, through whom the watch
was purchased. il the following In
seription: Presented 20 Frank
Hageman By the ofIlcsEs and directors
Of the National Fire Insurance Co,
OF 6alinh, Eansas. Christmae 1885. p
Il e q hands0ms acknowledgment
Of services done IN q handsome
manner. M. Hagasan iaiks Of en-
sarlnr Ia bzlineas 81 sof1s point on
res anlaf a coIo1s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

IL. Gels has pressnssdio tie
Catholic FalE, thrss Scotch Collie
pup, purchased ofthe noted importer
and breeder Of dogs, John Erb. u
KeOkuk, Iowa. They viii be DutuP
Ct rains during the Catholic Pair.
Below We give pedigree Of the dogs:
KE0KUK, Iowa, Dee. q, 1885.
y his b 20 certify that this day sold
and shiPpei 10 John ]. Gels, Sslina,
Kansss. three Scotch Collie Shep-
herd male pups. whelped Oct. -.
1885: Eirs Gaia p his sire J. X.
Feleh's imported Gaia. dam imported
Gypsy dam Of pups, Jessie, imported
by J. +. McDOel and owned by me.
JOHN ERB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The drawing at Mr.. Seitz's drug
store last Saturday night, resulted In
awarding the articles named TO the
following gentlemen Plush dressing
case, w. F. Gilbert; music box, n.
ID. league brass slaiueites, r. p.
CFavens; laly's work bask@t, gentle
men in Famous Clothing House and
Mr.. Eayle-On a combination ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The year 1887 will be q noted one in
the history Of Salina. It will be q
year OF great business activity, during
which her population will be greatly
increased, and many handsome bush
ness and private buildings erected. II
will not be an unnatural boom, to be
concluded with business stagnatiOn
and the 'living death" which has come
and will come 20 some cities. Il will
be a healthy. substantial growth, fully
warranted by an increased farming
population, increased railroad facili-
ties, and the establishment Of manu-
factories and business making insti-
buttons, encouraged and brought here
by the enterprise Of Wide-aWaks
co immunity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Mr.. P. Q. Bond started for Chicago
the first Of the week. for a two weeks
absence. P. @. has developed into q
first-elsss real estate speculatOr during
Salinas late boom. and his friends are
pleased that he has done handsomely
financially. It Is mainly due to his
efforts, also, that the new hotel scheme
has been put on 3 possibly successful
footing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Salina Is quite prominent In the
State Teachers Association ia session
this week In Topeka. Mrs. CaTruth
ems is Secretary Of the Association,
In the programme we find the follow
ing:
Relation Of the Normal Schools 70
the county Normal Neutrality-suspicious.
sion by L. o. ThorOmau, Salina, and
sthers.
"HOw 10 pronounce Latin and
6reekn-discussiOn 10y T.W. Cowgirl,
Salina, and others.
The position and Natural ele-
ments In ethics'-Paper by w. II.
Sweet, Salina discussion 10y William
Bishop, Salina, and others.
Can the calculus be probably used
In simple Geometry and Algebra ?''-
Paper by Aaron Schuyler, Salina
discussion by others.
"OriginAl work In iiterature"-
discussion by A. H. Owen, Sallna,
and others.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Mr.. n. ID. Eastman has received
the right to sell the French nlumin-
ating gas burner for the counties Of
Saline and Mcpherson. The merits
Of this new burner are many. The
material from which the gas Is gen
Grated Is cheaper than kerosene. Il
is non-explOsive. There IL no chin
ney, no smoke, and the light Is about
the same 81 gas. The burner can be
applied TO the ordinary kerosene
lamp, aud thus no expense is in
CURED on that account. Mr.. East
man has also the right for the same
counties for French Washine-whleh
cleans clothes with very little rub
bing and without boiling. Il IL
highly recommended.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The following concerning . we'll
known gentleman, was published in
the Chico Advertiser last week:
SIR. 7. d. w. Manchester. one Of
our oldest settlers and one Of the most
prominent and enterprising citizens
Of this neighbOrhOOd. will leave Us
next Monday. he has been appoint
ed by Messrs. Daily & Rash Of Salina
as General Inspector Of their Loan
business for the counties OF Reno,
Barton, Rice, Stafford, PaWnee, Mar
Ion, Harvey, and Mcpherson, and in
tends 10 have his headquarters here
after ct Hutchinson. While we are
sorry TO lose him, we are glad Of his
good fortune In receiving such q pro-
htable position. The community,
which be joins, will gain In Mr.. Man.
chester q first-ciass citizen and an
honorable gentleman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

On Friday and Saturday even
nings Of this week, Louis Z. Odinga,
an elder Of the Norman church Tor six
years but who apostacizsd from that
belief two years ago, will lecture In
the Baptist church. Mr.. Odinga is
now labOring for christianity in Nor
mondon. His object in these Lectures
Is to wake the people mp on this ques-
ton. acquaInt them with the
mysteries Of Mormonism, and assist
in a solution II this great problem.
An admission fee Of 25 cents will be
charged.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The city council met in an adjourn
ed session Tuesday night. The pc
tition to create the Fifth Ward Of the
city was laid upon the table indef.
nitely. An ordinance with reference
to distractions on sidewalks was
passed, providing for the removal Ofall
merchandise from the walks except
between the hours of6A A. NJ. and 10
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30


les sic ecres o. splendid upland, 9 miles north
81 eslias, g aeTet a eultFaiinn SO Tots Of hedge
sl1c1. Fruit and shade ireea. stone house IL Z
-. eseole tazs1. Granary, cuei shed hen house
srrlnEs, convenient 70 school house. ms e
Too1 rlaee iof farming OF grazing purposes. Price
sle4 pr acre. Thir h ons 81 The bCai bargains
n asd1e conniy.
iG ncFss q ans bottom lard fonr miles frum
1allFust STATEN ahout ten uilea south cf sallna
ne ecres On cultivation 20 sores pasture hedge
nl11g tAFee siea q piace 70 aiorY name house -
hlfitinrs. n ceres enclosed for beg pasture.
Ven AHd uprlng ncrea o. orchard. Frice $500
Hl9acrel of splendid second bottom miles north
weE 81 Sahna- ETeIy loot % land can Be cult
PTiss SslSS. sisoS sa.S saisbss On iiISs.
Nou
i0 loFes q sd upland a niles irOm r R ris-
tea rs miles G1uth % S1li1F fHltne hcuae rooms
an1 esllaF Cd vel fssii asd shade trees i0o
slssls shisfeH home ana 0utbaIlilnss. Prise
e1soo. 500 cash balance on time.
EoG
- eefas Of usgold Bottom land IN saline eoun-
~ % Or fron r B hedge fence er6uud entire
flre slary trszlf house. loEl2 Stable un1 sFanaIy
el1lllng leEo living water On place. loo eefe.
g e.l.lsetlsa . eeEss n Elesing sesa, iFuii
Ak ID. Alter that asts 9ls PEE acre.
EoM
- rsleacf oEcsIlenf upland uIlos aorthHesi
zfeliIna- PEses eiooe. 9 cash balance % tims.
Eo.iN
Ia azrrs 81 anooth tIilahls uplsnl 81 nlial
r1slhgNs ~ stiina % ecrst q cul1irnlisn
nttiiien ioEse nens tarn iirla. Rzies
go o. sasg Fagmenia.
Eo1u
1n errn 81 nstaneat bclisn about nTs.
unr ~ frIra "a Hsiof 10 r - ulaiioH ara 3 seed
EHEo raEro tn1el ~
m ~ $3.50 4 4 E 1r1Efr1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Mr.. A. T. Sander. OF Chicago. Is
visiting his relatives and old Salina
friends during the holidays. His
wife has been here for several weeks.
We are pleased 10 learn that he is do
Ing Wellin his Chicago business. He
IL president and general man
ager of the Sander Electric Co., Of
Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

Received from the Washington In
surance Co.. through J. w. KrAft,
agent, 500, the full amount OF insur-
ance on my barn which was destroyed
by fire IS days ago. 1 hereby recon-
mend the company as safe and honest;
also Mr.. KRAFT, who adjusted my loss.
d. NJ. GILLESPIE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30
without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan is payable at
any time when interest is due.
This is an option that no other
company in Saline County can
give. We ask you to give this
your careful consideration, and
call at our Office in Post Office
Block, Salina, Kansas, for further
information.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

The following is taken from the
LindsbOrg Netos:
A Mr.. Knowles, Of Salina, Is here
this week looking over the mill with
an intention Of coming here perma-
nently and running Il. Mr.. Knowles
comes well recommended, and should
he decide 10 locate here he will Oil q
long felt want, and will meet with the
hearty support Of the people. We ex-
tend the hand Of welcome.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-30

News was received yesterday after
noon Of the death Of c. w. Pepper.
living eight miles east Of Salina, who
died FROM the effects Of poison sup
posed 10 have been administered by
his own hand. The county attorney
aud coroner went Immediately, upon
the receipt Of the news, to investigate
the matter and ascertain IL there had
been any fOufpIay.