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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Salina has the honor OF welcoming
the Sixth annual Convention Of the
Kansas State Sunday School AssOela-
ton Of the Christian Church. There
are twenty five thousand members Of
the Christian church In this state,
and the Sunday School Is rapidly and
surely supplying recruits to this num-
Der. Such men Of National prOIni-
hence as +. ID. Power, Of Washington,
Garfield's , aston, A. Mclean, Of Gin
cinnati, and w. A. BrOadhurst, OF
Kentucky, are present and are act
lively participating In the proceedings.
The Convention assembled at the
Christian church on Tuesday even
ing, with the President, Howard q.
Rash, Of Salina, occupying the chair.
An address Of welcome on behalf Of
the church and the City Of Salina,
was delivered most felicitOusly by
Rev. w. s. Priest. Appropriate re-
spOnses were made IN inimiiable style
by Rev. Geo. +. Hall, Of Manhattan,
and A. Mclean, Of Cincinnati. They
were very complimentary Of our
growing little city, and her hOspitall-
ties. Following this came the ad-
dress Of President Howard &. Rash,
who reviewed the past years work
and eOmplimented the Association In
fiattering words Of its successful ter
minatiOn. The terseness and COM
prehensiveness of his address were
highly appreciated. The Convention
resumed lts labOrs Wednesday morn
ing, with largely increased number
Of delegates. The report Of the cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. A. ID.
Goodwin, was presented 10 the sOcle
ty. Il showed the Sunday School Of
Kansas TO be In a most prosperous
and nOurishing condition. The sing
ing Of the Convention was conducted
by Alex q. Hopkins, whe has earned
the title Of the "SInglng Evangelist
Of Kansas There are about two
hundred aud fifty delegates In at
tendance, the largest number ever as
sembled In Kansas with a similar Or
ganiEation. The reports Of the two
state Evangellsts spoke words Of
much encouragement Of the work
they have accomplished and the still
brighter prospects for the year 10
come.
The following committees were ap-
pointed.
Ways and means-A. J. Thompson,
J. J. Locker, A. A. Stewart.
ResOlutiOns-J. II. Smart, F. d.
Petit, B. Hill.
NOmlnations-F. N. Rains, J. c.
Myers, NJ. T. HOugh.
Awarding Banner-Lsevi McCOah,
H. E. Ballou, T. w. Raney.
Place Of meesing-A. J. White, J.
T. Burton, II. A. Kerr.
AudItlng-R. L. LOiz, w. T. Sci
lers, E. g. Palmer.
Enrolment, w. \. Priest, Geo. T.
WOolley, C. 9. Majors.
NOTES.
This b q 81 Rash" convention.
r. L. Lott. Of EmpOria, Il . candi-
date for Congress In the Second Dis
trict against ThOmassRyan. We hope
that like Napoleon be may cross the
airline"
We have had 'Ralns' everyday OF
the convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

-. rIrHtsziU. .. v. coma
Fitzpatrick { GOING,
SALIVA. KANSAS.
We are prepared to fur
nish money in any
sum on
Chattel,
Personal or
Real Estate
Chattel,
Security at very reason
ably rates.

We haze an abundant supply
of money, and can close Loans
Without UerdtiOu8 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 haUe bottom
rates on Three or FiUe year farm
loans. If you hGUe a Loan due
in less than a year, il wiH pay
you to come and see as, make a
Hew loan, at l0wer rates, and
pay of the old one.
We OwR a complete set Of Ab-
stractS Books Of Saline County
properly, and can ShOw you
Just what your title is. DOHOt
buy a piece Of property Without
a complete abstract Of title. |
We will furnish abstracts on
short HOticeat reasonable rates. |
Our Insurance business is
large and increasing. We wiH |
give yOu indemnify against fire,
lightning, cyclones. tOrHadOeS, |
WindStOrmS, etc. You cannot |
afford to carry the risk yourself. |
DO you want cheap farm, n nice
town residence. vacant lots. or a stock
rancho? We have them for sale on
terms 10 suit you. There il money In
Salina property now when the Mis-
souri, Pacific Is yet coming in. Buy,
and double your money Here are
q few bargins in farm and city prop
erty, and we have many for which we
have no room i'm these columns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Best rates OF interest allowed on
Time Deposits at II. \. & J. TAggart's
Bank.
For pure cod fish, choice and white
for extra maekeral, for choice white
fish, go 10 Campbell & Tuthlll.
Elegant spring goods just received
by SOlbeFg, the tailor.
Old Process Flour raises better,
tastes better and has more strength
than any other kind. Ed. Lott makes
It. Buy q sack Of Vienna Flour.
Money 10 Loan
On improved farms and city business
property. Rates a. low rs the lowest.
n. F. CARROLL.
l will pay highest market price for
fat cattle, hogs, sheep, game, poultry
and fish. A. g. SToLPER,
Daily Block.
To close buyers we will say that 70
you want q suit Of clothes Il will be 10
your interest 10 examine our line Of
clothing before purchasing.
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
Smoked hams, bacon, sausages, etc,
at lowest prices, at A. g. StOpler's
Market, Daily block.
A book keeper with nine years ex-
perience wishes q situation In some
good business house, Real Estate and
Loan office, or some other suitable
place. References given. Address,
J. A. KIsTLkR. box 1872,
Salina, Kansas
For Trade.
A small house and two lols-tFade
for cattle OF horses.
KRAFT & BISHOP.
Take your feed grinding 10 the
Hagler mill. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Our grocery stock Is always fresh
and Of the best grades, and Il Is ne
knoEledged by al that we sell the
best butter In the city.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
Ferlen q Leksell have q sample lot
Of Ladies' mlts, handkerehieEs and
hosiery. which they are selling al
actual wholesale prices. Ladies', be
sure 10 90 and see them.
I.OsT-A bunch Of Keys.
r. L.BIsHOP.
All kinds Of Chop feed fOr sale ct
the Hagler Mill-also Flour, Corn
and Graham. 2o3t.
FOR sALE-A good family horse,
phAetOn and harness. Apply 10 No.
30, South Eighth street
Az r T. WATSON.
The Hagler Mil on Eighth street,
near the North School HOuse, h the
place TO take your feed grinding.
sO-st
Ladies, for silk mils, handkerchief
and hosiery 90 TO Ferien & Lekssli's.
They have 4 fne lot and sre selling -
actual wholesale prices.
FER Sale o. Rent
A good ak octave organ for sale
very cheap, OF for rent &c very lOW
rate. Enquire e S5T, south Fifth
street.
We sell Bryan q Browns boots and
shoes. They beat the world for &c
and wear. Come and zee.
CAMPBELL q TUTHILL-
Mr. n. c. Page h now operating
the HagleF MIll on Eighth street,
near North School House, and h pre-
pared TO do all kinds Of feed grinding,
and viii have for sale Wheat -four,
Graham Floor, Corn meal and All
kinds % Chop fed. D-sL
Ifyou Rant lace curtains Ofbeauli-
Gal design and very cheap, call on
CAHPBEi,L 4 IUTHILL-
Gents Suspsnds5s, EeckWsar and
Underwear very cheap Is Fe4len a
Lskssll's. Go and sss before you
by.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Joseph Sargent, County Clerk, and
Ans0n Miller, chairman OF the Board
Of County COMMISSIONER, have been
busy several days signing the bonds
to the Missouri Pacific Railway, and
tlae coupons thereto attached. Each
gentleman had the pleasure Of aiilx-
ing his "John Hancock" between
five and six thousand times. They
must have become quite familiar with
their own "handwrite."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Go TO SOlberg's tailor shop aud look
over the handsome spring goods.
For best rates on Eastern Ex-
change, call on H. 3. & J. TaggaFt.
Cash paid for all kind Of rags ct the
mattress factory.
WANFED-5O tons wooden rags at
the Mattress factory.
Flour made In the old way and Of
the very choicest wheat ct Ed. Lott
Fine residence for sale on the corner
Of Walnut and Eighth streets. Lot
lOOx2OO feet Two houses, one with
even rooms and one with i've rooms.
Wells, cistern, shade. fruit and Orna-
mental trees. J. ID. N. CONRAD.
iO-SmO.
IfyOu want good, sweet bread, buy
q sack Of Ed LOFTS Vienna Flour
made by tho old process.
For money at lowest rates on any
kind OF good security. Gail on II. 4
and J. Tsggart.
Money att per cent straight.
DAVIS & MILAN.
New spring millinery at A. T. and
n. II. GrieF'A.
Money 10 loan on city property At
lowest rates.
DAVIS 4 MILAN.
Go TOT. T. Wells Harness shop,
when In need Of anything la the
Harness line. He also keeps q splen-
did ass0rtment Of Trunks.
lyon have loan maturing this
year. renew Il this week with Davis
q Milan at a per cent straight. The
lowest rates ever offered In Saline
county.
We are lOaniug money this week
on farm property II a per cent and no
commission. DAVIS 4 MILAN.
viii pay highest market price for
fat cattle. hogs, sheep. game, poultry
and fish. A.G. STOLPER,
Daily Block.
Go IN J. r. Wells for Trunks OF
Harness. He h headquarters for
everything In the line Of Trunks OF
Harness.
w. Z. Bowen h prepared 10 furnish
the elearest and best Ice eyer furnish
81 the citizens Of Sallns before. He
has his Ice house full and OverflOWing
The supply h inexhanstibls, and be
will guarantee 70 furnish bis patrons
all summer with the bert Ice the mar
ket affords. All orders len with him
will be filed With prOmptness and
fidelity. il-tf
I have q lirlited amount Of money
10 loan on Improved farms and city
business property, IN sums Of 81 900 %
t5.00o, on 5 Year, time, 90 current
Faies. NJ. CARROLL
noasy 70 Loan
On improved farms and city lsusintss
property. Rates e. low e. the Lowest.
NJ. CARROLL
To the merchants and farmers of
sallna and vicinity; ! viii pay the
highest market price for Batter. Eggs
and Poultry. Bring yOuF pFOdues to
me at WIN. Huebneris Baselnsnt.
l2tf Moss ROPHscHILD.
Money a. a per cent Interest and
no commission. DAVIS & Milan.
Constantly on hand-besG. pork snd
mutton a. A. 2. stOlpeF's Market ia
Daily block.
Wheat FiOuFs Rye Flour, Graham
Flour, BuckWhsat Flour Corn meal
and ali kinds Of chop feed constantly
o hand and for sale a. the Novelty
mills. =. LOEz. Proprietor.
Nov b the tims 70 talk shed
spring suits. Go 60 Andarson
LlnsllIon'l and examine their n
suzine eoo.sa Jas r1ccleei.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

There win be Divine worship IN
the Lutheran church next Sabbath
morning At II O'Clock. There will be
no evening service owing to the pss-
TORI country appointment Bible
School Ct 3 O'Clock in the morning.
Come, learn and worship with us.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Rev. G.. ID. GOtWald delivered quite
an interesting discourse at the Luth-
eran church last Sabbath evening, on
Law and Order, which was highly
appreciated by the audience. He
gave q history of its work in the east,
and pointed out the duty In this re-
gard tn all citizens who are interested
In seeing our laws executed. He
stOutly denied the statement 30 fire.
quently made that officials are dis
honest and as a rule most to blame /;
and stated that officials generally do
their duty when properly supported,
and II laws are not properly enforced,
1t Is the peoples fault. We regret the
house was not filled TO overlooking to
hear such q practical sermon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Under the auspices Of the Law and
Order League. we believe, an agree
Elent is being signed by our business
men TO close and Theoretically seal"
their respective business houses on
Sunday. It is contrary to both the
divine and human laws 50 to con-
duet business, and the effort il now
being made In earnest TO have both
laws strictly Obeyed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The following iien,was found la the
Capital Gossip" sent to the Kansas
City Times 10y the Washington cor
respondent:
Ms. PendletOn, Of Saline county,
Kan, and her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Robertson. Of Carlton, Mo. who are
now visiting Mrs. Hieklin, formerly
OF Marshall county, Kan, will leave
for Chicago tomorrow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Mis- MeBdenhall. Of AhllenP, viii
BE- e the closing exercise Of NE 81
lima Literary Society tomorrow (FFi-
dayl eve, June II, and win render
some 81 her choice ssleeilons. Don't
fail 70 heas her Admission l5cis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Messrs. Roberts & Harrington, Of
EmpOria, have made a proposition TO
the city council 10 build a street car
line, agreeing 10 give bonds that 1t
shall be in running order within one
year, and agreeing to commence work
Immediately. Their proposition will
be formally discussed at the next regu-
larimeetlng Of the council. Mr.. Her
rington Is proprietor Of the new town
Of that name in Dickinson county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The Cope-Merrill concert troupe
having finished a very successful en-
gagemsnt ia the Pacific coast country
will, upon their return east, give q
concert in Sallna, under the auspices
Of the NJ. E. church. The concert
will occur one week from next Satur-
day. Further particulars will be
given next week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Mr.. NJ. G. Page is now in charge Of
the Hagler Mill on Eighth street.
Psge is one Of the old reliables Of Sa-
line county, having settled here soon
after the fiOOd-nOt the flood Of MT.
Noah but the flood Of 1867. He form
erly conducted q very successful boot
and shoe business in Salina, but Of
late years has been filling the soil in
the north part Of the county. de is
full Of business push and energy, and
must per force make a success Of his
new calling.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The arst year Of Rev. @. D. Got
wald's ministry terminates July e.
During the year the church has been
raised from a mission church To g
self-sustaining sehurcb. Forty new
members have been added % the roll
Also new library has been placed
ia the Sunday school room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Gels 4 Gibbs hsve had printed lot
Of business cards-One side being =
strict and faithful representation
brand and coIorz and ALI Of the Mon
ogram sack. Mr.. Arthur Day, whs
seems 81 handy with the ehisel as
with the brush. executed the engrav-
ing. This popular brand Of flour Is
thus receiving seine brilliant adver-
Using.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

DIEO-Katie Miller, a girl raised b.
Mn. Hardest KILLER, Ct her residences
on sixth street, June tn, age ten
years. The funeral salVices were
held ~ The Seeond Baptist church,
eondncisd By Rev. W. 81. Gsznsii
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The farmers Of School District No.
n, met at the Letter School house last
Saturday night, TO organize a Farm
ers' Alliance. The object Of the AssO-
citation is to elect men TO Office who
are In sympathy with the farmers In.
terests. Geo. w. Letter WIS elected
temporary chairman and z. Nc
Andrews temporary secretary. a
permanent organization was effected
by the election Of Geo. w. Letter.
President; Mr.. Adams, v. P; p.
MeAndrews, Secretary; Frank Wirth,
Treasurer. There was an enrolment
OF some fifty members. The Alliance
Is known rs the Farmers' Alliance
Association Of Liberty Township. II
Is n meet again on the 9th last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

There will be q lawn social given by
the Ladies Of the Christian church. at
DR.. r. E. Nlckles, No. Sl8. on eth
street, Tuesday evening, June 15ih.
A cordial Invitation to all. Cake and
cream served. By order Of Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Messrs. Arson Miller, Daniel Hum
barger and +. II. Gibbs. county com
niissiuneTs, aud Joseph Sargent county
clerk, Of Saline county, were In the
city on Wednesday. They were on .
trip nfinsueeiion Of the completed T.
s. q w. in Saline county. They were
met at the depot by a COMMITTEES az
citizens, and sitter dinner at the Cot
tave House were shown over the city,
and returned to 5alina on the eveOing
irain.-COuncH Grove Republican.
The following cases In the District
Court have been disposed Of since our
last issue:
Kansas Farmers Fire Insurance Co
vs.. Thos. RObertsOn-judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Liberty Township vs.. Board County
Commissioner. Saline eOunty-judg-
ment In favor Of plaintiff for S6l 90.
Mary Schidei VS.. Adam Schidei,
divorce granted.
ID. Austin & Co. W. ]. 3. BigleF, ct
al verdict for defendants.
Iizen ys. Itzen-demureF TO pits
evidence sustained.
FOrrey W. FoFrey-divOree granted.
Bronson vs. BrOnsOn-diYOFee grant.
ed.
The jury was discharged Saturday
night. Court adjourned yesterday
until,the I'D.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Right Rev. Louis n. Fink, Bishop
Of LeavenwOrth, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening aud left for Wilson
yesterday afternoon. He was the
guest Of Father Maurer while here.
He administered conf rmatiOn at To-
peka on Monday, and at ST. Marys
and Cross Greek Tuesday, and to-day
he administers the sacrament Of Con-
firmati0n at Wilson. We think the
Bishop has a warm spot in his heart
for Sallna- He has many old friends
and acquaintance here. Among
them Is our tOwnsman, Mr.. w. r.
Gels, who attended the same college
with the Bishop, andlknew him sever
al years before he was ordained a
Priest.
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Mo-

lG3 $40 acres Of splendid upland. miles north
Of Salina - acres IN cultivation 80 reds Of hedge
fence. Fruit and shade trees Stone house Is Z
~. stable 2nx38 Granary, coal shed hen house
and hog pens. Land L. Waiercd By never falling
springs convenient 20 school house. This Is
Fooi place Tor farming or graEing purposes. Prize
tls.5j per acre. This Is one Of the bost bargains
IN Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The following h the programme for
the Salina Literary Society:
Farewell sentiments ct Roll Call
either quoted or original
PsPeT-VieioF Hugo, Prof Fertig.
Poem, ]. b. Johns.
Selection, Mis- Mendenhall.
Solo, Mis- Belle Daily.
RECESS.
Qaartette, With banjo aecOmpanl-
ment by Ms. Hall.
Miss hendenhall. Selected.
Nineteen Hundred and
Niue" with banjo.
Selected, Miss Mendenhall.
Dialogue RanahaWis Flu
neFal, "-Presented In eostun. The
Ainster,h DE-. Hulchlnn, "Sc5tty
Briggs." J. A. Day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Lawn social, given By the Ladies Of
the BAPTIST church. 81 the residences
Of Mrs. B. P. Jenkins. East salina,
tonight. Ice cream and berries will
be served. A cordial invitation 70
ali
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

Last Monday evening, Rev. F. d.
Power, ex chaplain Of the House Of
Representatives, and pastor Of the
Christian church In Washington, Of
which James A. Garfield was q de-
voted member and . regular attend
ent, delivered his lecture on the Tellg-
ious life and character Of the mar
tyred President. His lecture was
under the auspices Of the Kansas
State Sunday school association Of the
Christian church, nov IN session
here. He ls the POssessOr Of many
superior qualities as q lecturer, and Il
Is doubtful II q more entertaining adj
dress was ever delivered In our city
Pathos and stern reality were never
more beautifully and harmOniOusly
blended. He said Il was not by rea-
son Of Garfield's statesmanshlp, his
eloquenee. or bis generalshIp, that
his tragic death made the world bow
down and weep a. It never had be-
fore, but his christian life and his
spOtless character. He had WithstOOd
the many temptations that seem to
cling 80 tenaciously 10 public men
and by many are accounted insepera-
able In high official life. AS the
years rolled on, he day by day and
month by month, became more de-
voted 10 his religion, his family and
his beloved country. Garfield was
not superslitiOus but possessed a love
for the curious. To illustrate: Har-
risOn who was elected In 1910 died
while occupying the presidential
chair. Lincoln was elected In 1860,
just twenty years thereafter, aud was
assassinaled while chief executive Of
the nation. Garfield was elected In
1850, a score Of yeaIs having elapsed
since the immortal Lincoln was ehO-
sen for the highest place In the glft Of
our country. This seemed mysteri-
Gus 10 Garfield, who remarked. what
does Il mean ?" and he seemed down
cast while contemplating the cOlnel-
denee. Garfield's almost Unsuitable
love for the sea was overcome by his
mothers prayers. Late one night
young Garfield awOke and heard his
mother offering a prayer that her son
might be persuaded TO abandon his
resolve to lead a sailors life. He
then aud there decided to comply
with q mothers wish-One who had
nurtured him, had reared him and
who loved him, as was most fOrcibly
manifested by her devout entreaties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10


The following charter Wss fled
with the Secretary Of State on Tues
day;
The Council Grove, Smoky Valley
q Western railroad company. The
purpose Of the company h % build
and Operafe a road from Council
GrOve. Morris county. through the
oOunties Of Morris, Dickinson, Saline,
MePhersnn, Ellsworth. Rice, Barton,
Rush, Ness, Lane, Scott, Wichita and
Greedy TO the West line Of the state Of
Kansas for 800 miles. The place Of
business for the rnad shall be az Linds
borg. The directors are ]. ". Bean.
Oscar johnson, J. B. Curtis, J. NJ
Underwood, Z. F. StrenequiSt, john
Lamar, B. Z. Duncan, d. Johnson
and ]. o. SundstrOm, all Of MePheF-
son county. Capital stock. 81 ,OO0, 900.
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Gov. Martin WAS invited 20 be In
salina to day, and would have been
present but for the reasons set forth In
the following very complimentary
letter received by Mr.. Ober:
TOPEKA, JUNE STH, 1886.
+. w. OBER, H. 3. CUNNINGHAM
AND OTHERS:
Dear SfTs when I received your
fiut dispatch, inviting me TO visit
Salina to day, aud join with your cit
liens ia celebrating the completion Of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, / deter
mined that would, II possible; accept
it. / was endeavOring 70 arrange my
business with that end In view, when
your second dispatch, announcing q
change Of date, came. This change
makes L impossible for me 20 be with
you. have an appointment Of long
standing for the same day fer CaWker
City. Mitchell county.
Please aeeept my sincere thanks for
your kind Invitation, and express 10
yogF citizens my regrets that / s1l
unable 10 unite with them IN celebrnt-
ing the completion Of railroad line 20
important as b that Of the Misoari
Pacific 30 Salina. Always q prosper
Gus and promising town, the success
Of this enterprise makes the future Of
Salina secure, and insures its steady
and substantial growth. / co1gratl-
late your citizens, warmly ana sin
cerely, on the prospect that b opening
before them I share In the c0nddence
this enterprise gives them and
trust that Saiins may thrive and grow
until q hundred thousand happy and
prosperous people are living within
Der corpOrale Iimiis.
Yoan very truly,
JHO. a. MAREIH.
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10 he oif.-cns or .SaIina Raasas

To the Citizens oT Sdlind Kansas:
You are respectively invited TO
come with your families, and with
US celebrate Independence Day, on
Monday, July 5th, 1856, in Bethany
Park, at LindsbOrg. Kansas. Gov.
John A. Martin has promised 10 be
present, with other noted speakers.
Bring your baskets we'll filed, and
have a picnic dinner, In our beautiful
grove on the hanks Of the Smoky Hin
River. The usual programme will be
carried out during the day. closing
with fireworks In the evening. Come
everybody, and have n good old
fashioned time.
BY order OF the Committee.
LindsbOrg, June sth, 1885.
w. II. AMOS,
FRANK AGREIIus, Com.
ALLEN WILBER,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-06-10

The Salina Literary Society closes
for the season tomorrow night, with
4 good programme. good music and
Miss Mendenhall 10 read. All are IN
Hlted.