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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03

II EHIITH 0SoOHEOk1
~ Trains depot foot o. Cortland an
TOW n Eeadins Msuoh 'hunt Glen summit wilkesnsrre
West pullman through coaches run daily Local trains az
m and j;iO D. Eas on, Bethenem ana Copiay
trans lea wing at m and $40 M connect Tor al
points and Hazeton coal regions SUNDAY S~
leaves for aauch Chgek and Haxloton = n
o0"''a' h'' K B. BYINGToN, @. p A.
tbs Etyr-SIl rail from brand Central Depot Three
express trains daily sundsys eIoePtsd to Bostonnats
m (paror ears atached and p m with palaces seeps
ing cars sundays at IL with palace sieeGps cels
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT. X. l.!
w Leave Grand central Depot ~ folowsi
ASA m, arriving In New port at 2iz6 p. m
At z D. M arriving In Newport at 100 D. m
drawing room cars attached 20 both trana
THEODORE WARRE.s, SupG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-03
For Both Sexes---Country.

ETUCKIAND CCiILEUE-N ACk-UN- II II
Ia Preparatory and business for gentlemen
Graduating for ladies' twelve teachers knter at
any ' W. H. BANIsTER. A. M. Prin.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-10
Most and HIS Socialists.

CINCINNATI, May 10.-For several
days the first regiment of the Ohio
national guard has been on duty night
and day at its armtry, near the court
house several hundred special police,
men have been appointed safety ore
ganizati have been made all over
the city. At the mayors request
four regiments of militia have been
ordered here by the governor. The
explanation for all this preparation is
made Saturday for the first time. It is
that the police commiss oncrs have
discovered that the Socialists, 10 the
number of six hundred, are organized
and armed with effective rifles; that
they control here the manufactures OF
dynamite; that the one used in Chi
cago was made here, and they have
now on hand for use supply Of these
internal machines. The commissioners
claim that they have found the name
of the manufactures, VIM. Haines, Of
Covington, Ky. This, inF connection
with the rumor that Herr Most was In
COvington Saturday gives some
plausibility to the fears of the auth
critics and accounts for the apparently
unusual precautions taken. The troops
ordered here have not yet arrived
They will probably be quartered il
the suburbs.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-10
Railroad Equipm ents,

NATCHEz, Miss, May 10.-The
Jay Gould landed barge at Vidalia
Saturday containing two passenger
coaches, a combination mail baggage
express end smay q car and twenty
two box G Natchez, Red
River andf dfAND alroad, running
from Vidalisw iswa.er @ D9..A M River. The
rolling stock was landed amid BOOM
ing and blooming of steam whistles.
1t was made quite an event.
The new railroad is now ready Il
transact all business that now Offers.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-10
DAILY TELEGRAPH.
G. w. McCRANlE. Editor.
V. M. TELLEs, Publisher and
Business Manager.
Socialistic.A

CHICAGO, May 10.-An Evening
Journal Milwaukee special says; Nine
teen Socialists and Anarchists, inclu,
ding Paul Grottkate, Frank Herth,
Carl Simon and Gustave Rossler, the
ring leaders, were arranged before
Judge Mallory Saturday morning on
q charge of riot and conspiracy to kill
and murder. Bail, in each case, was
fixed at 5000, and all the prisoners
were demanded to Jail.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-10
A Rapist Hanged.

New ORLEANS, May 10.-A Pleas
/ vune special from Canton, Miss, says:
tan early hour Saturday morning q
tement was current on the street
MAJ after midnight Friday night Ben
'ppa'aibers, colored, aged about 10 years
epareu red the bedroom of the daugh>
me puohc WV. N. Bledsoe and made
Soda and Minsoh! one of them with in
ksummer compI6as rape. Public feeling
evail to a limitetjb, and by 10 o'clock
Sindred leading cili-
lin the Courthouse
members OF thh matter. Cham
Club are requestes had been arrest
hith's iron wareho
8 O'Clock. Or j. r. Howell
yer the meeting
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-10
and w. H. Anderson was chosen secre.

Mr.. Bledsoe, the father OF the young
lady, was requested to make state.
ment. He said that shortly before day
he was aroused by an alarm from his
daughters room, adjoining his own,
and Immediately rushed to the scene
of the noise. He found his daughters,
one of them young lady grown, an
other Is and another IA, very much ex.
cited and crying. The one Is years OF
age said she was awakened by hearing
some one in the room near her bed,
but was so paralyzed with fear she
could say nothing; that the person then
passed from her bed TO that of her
younger sister, aged IA. The latter
said she was aroused by something
touching her about the face and breast,
and throwing up her hands felt the
head of negro boy and afterwards
discovered his person. AS be was at.
tempting to escape she seized him by
the coat, and as he ehdeavored to pull
away from her she succeeded in tear
ing off q portion of it. This portion of
the coat was afterwards compared
with the coat Of the accused and found
to match in fabric and siz. with the
coat of the accused and a rent in it.
Accused had been in the habit of
visiting Mr.. Bledsoe's premises dail;,
as the servant of Mr.. Stokss aud Mr..
Axum, who have room there.
Chambers when arrested and charged
with the crime denied all knowledge
of it and said if it was him he was
drunk.
Mr.. Bledsoe made affidavit before
Esquire Bransford in accordance with
the above facts, and upon motion the
chairman appointed the following jury
of citizens, white and black, to sit with
the court in the trial of the accused &:
w. ]. Mosby, Mr.. Anderson, w. l.,
Craig. s. G. Davis, A.. N. Parker,
Pat Semmes, Jerry Wilson, Thos.
> Sewer, o. w. Baldwin, N. Hugh
Vredap and Sam Powell.
o'clock Chambers was placed on
trial, and after thorough examination
In which the above and other strong
facts were brought out, Esquire Bran.
!. sford adjudged the prisoner guilty as
charged, and remanded him to Jail
without bail. 1tl AafFH@
The jury of twelve citizens then
retired and confirmed the finding ol
4 he court. A number of them were in
n favor of allowing the law to take its
o course.
9 AT 3 o'clock 800 or 400 citizens
i representing all business classes anG
y every condition of society, repaired tC
's the Jail and demanded the prisoner
!. Sheriff Reid refused to surrender him
q and the crowd demanded the keys ant
opened the doors, butt the prisoner was
not to be found. After diDigen
search he was discovered in charge o
a deputy on top of the Jail, and wa'
'' Drought down. A rope was then PLACED
y around his neck, and after being
= allowed to pray he was swung up to {
tree, Just before the final act this
% reporter asked him if he was guilty
He replied EYES," that he went there
- When further asked for what purpos'
: be replied audibly and in the hearing
= of fully fifty, "For devilment.'
= These were his last words. Thus swif
l. and Ineritsd punishment has beer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26


A ease was brought up yesterday
IN Justices court, In which ar. WI.
lialns, conductor, Mr.. Miller. he en-
gineeF. and SIR. Briley. boss Of the
gang Of men-all connected with the
construction train on the Missouri
Pacific extension, are charged with
having murdered one SandstrOm.
The complaint was made BY Peter
LeidhOln, Of SallnA. with whom
SundstrOm had been boarding. The
story Is that SUndstrom had been
telling some slAnderOus tales about
two young ladies In SmOlan town
ship. connecting the name Of Mr..
Briley aud perhaps Others with the
tales Laiein the night OF the 18th Of
August, the parties above named
went to the car where LundsiFOm
was sleeping, and compelled him 10
arise, and, dressed only In his pants
and shirt, 10 20 To the home Ofthsse
young ladies, get down on his
knees and apologies TO them for Whai
he had said. Since thar night moth
ing has besu seen or heard Of Sund-
strOm, and the theory Of the COM
plaihant Is that SundstrOm has been
fOully dealt with. The story OF the
parties defendant is that they warned
Sundstrom 70 leave the country. and
meyer show his face again. Snnd-
strom has considerable clothing at
the home Of Mr.. LeidhOlln, and Is
days wages due him nom the con-
tractors. Possibly the trial may de-
velop additional facts, bat 50 far We
have given all the news we can OBJ
tain about the case.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Orleans' Is also spoken o. Again
we read that ''The Senate o. the
United states have negztived . reso-
luton offered By ar. Bayard, cali
ing on the President 20 iay before
Congress copies any cjrtesponlones
% communication which have taken
place between our government and
France or Spain, relative 10 the terri
tory oolnpIehsndsd wifhia the limits
o. Loaislans AZ eefsd ~ Fr,lea TO
the United States BY the treaty Of
April, 1885," Again "Ths Spanish
Governor Folch e certifying
himself at Mobile. Gen. Hampton
has sent an express 70 Matches for the
whole army 70 descend % NEW Or
leans. Tnings look squaily." We
have the news Ia another place that
John Q. Adams Il appointed Judge
q the supreme court. vice Wolcott,
refased by the Senate" IL The "mls-
cellaheeeg. dsPsstlheut'' we and III
''hlsiosld q trsei-of Geofes I ahd
Tie Rebellion In isi5-tO b eonth-
led" Also = story founded on fact:
u Elizabeth. OF the exiles Of Siberia
Altogether the ancient
paper h very Interesting and brings
Inc times Of 1911 l'efOre Us as plain ~
real life.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26


Aaron Gosso vas brought to town
yesterday on the charge Of assult With
intent 10 kin. The reports about the
anaiF are conflicting. The most relIa-
BE Information We can obtain about
the matter IL 81 follows; One Leather
had been q renter Of Gosso's land In
Gypsum township. Upon settlement
tlieFe was q dispute as % 3 balance Of
sls, which Gooso clalned Was dne him
I.eshlsF, TO aVOld trouble. assumed to
pay g. He borrowed Hrst SO from
q friend and paid Il % Gosso. He
then weat % . merchant 20 borrow
The balance (sS.) The merchant
claimed 10 have an account against
qo8o. apd Ease 20 Lesillsr an order
loT g on Goso. Immediatsly npon
tsking The order GOsso tori Il up.
L,eshlsF then claimed che matter Set
Tied. Gosso Afterwards msds . de-
mand Cor another order o. s., which
IseshieF refased-ciaimlnE the debt
settled and WOuld havs nothing more
% dc with T. An alteration
took place, and e LeEhleF stopped
ever 70 pick up some kind o. Eea-
pon, Gosso struck him over the head
with IN irUn Bar, wounding him very
severely. Coco fled b q nelghboring
ooTnaeld. Indignation ran high and
Gypgum-Clty citizens tarnsd oct en
masss 70 capture him. He vas e.
cured on me Gillun plnes ailer several
shots had been fired. bsonght 10 town
e stated, and Iodged Is jall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

In this Issue will be found the an
nOuncsment OF Mr.. Jaeob Dewitt, who
Is = candidate for Probate Judge. sub
jet 20 the decision Of the Republican
county convention. Mr. Dewitt Is
one of cur oldest and most respected
residents. and no recommendation a.
70 his fitness for the office Is neces-
sary as his qualifications for this or
any other Office are too well known
and appreciated 10 neeibe written or
Il Is only sufficient to gay that it ?
earnestly 10 be hoped thAt the Office
may be In the hands OF - good n man
q Jacob Dewitt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26
81 Eaini. Irnn.a...-

Real Estate cOuveyances for week
ending Aug. 2lst, lS89 farnkhed bS
Wight, Henne & Lynn, AbstraeiOls
o. Titles, Salina, Kansas: "a -
Aug rs, ST Cria and " % p Rit
Ter lot 8 University Flaos UnivsFsliy
sdd Salina. 9Oo- aa sat
q Beebe u S seamen ptOF snfswqr
k w 66iv AisiAss'n to 8 George
las a level ave ks Wes Univ
grouIlib Sallha tl0O.
Henri Burr and VITO J w Carney
nhfsWqF 80 IS 3W 5000.
IA Hutchinson % p Jordan pt Of
nWqr "A II SW sou.
] Sargent 90 elk 10 n ] WellalaReF
lot 80 Front street Sallna tax q SIS OF
F Burke and vi 10 T Sulli van shf
neqr Is lWq cd 81.
J'Begley sF ct al tot Sullivan shf
neqF 4 IS lWqcd 81.
u Begley and WI 10 T Sullivan shf
neqr IS I've dtl.
&c BaEret and VI 70 T Sullivan shf
neqF 4 IS lW q d 81.
a HOnifnaii and " to ~ A, HouseF
and L h HOmnan neqr n Is lwS35lh1.
u A 10 Poison shf neqF 80 IS 2G
pat!
NJ HagRart and vi tOMB Beebe
shf lot l4S and all lot $50 and the n
~ feet lot l52 all on Santa Fe ave Sa-
Ilns, 1850.
EHant and vi 10 8 o. Taylor LOT 16
and II Rr0nl 81 Jones add Salins e65.
w w Bartlett sheriff % A W Ken
ny pt Of neqr "a Is iW $500.
w Bristol and VT to II Baker nhf
lot 90 Santa Fe ave Sallna, s., 100.
A LiebeFt and vi 10 ] B BFOas nhf
nVqF "a IA 2w S6OO.
KS IVES INV Aid AssOc'n to w
BristOl lot % Santa Fe ave Ks Yves
G SeissisT and nd W. to W Il Ward,
Wifi neqF q ~ lF 500. erqrrl.r I'll
FL, whittier to W. Bristol Is h
Of Lot 70 Santa Fe ave eSo5. lTfr
u SA to 2 SWlsher g BIZ seqr % IS
lW pat.
EP Elswick to E P CowEer Lots
IA Is IS II IS and 2 4 s blk 5 Bridge
port Ks $500.
n II g Hudson and VT to R H
Markland and Allen L Dodge Lot As
santa Fe ave aailns $50.
JB Johnson and VT to Directors
School District IA acre In sWqr IS IS
3W $50.
KS Wes Unlvefslty Ala Assn 20 X
L Leigh Lot ~ Santa Fe ave KS Yves
University grounds 500.
ks Yves University Aid Assn to-
@ Ranch Lot ~ Jewell ave KS Yves
University grounds 500
Quinn and VT b B Kelley Lot 10
End street 6alina $50.
TIL Irwin b w 8 Irwin part Of
uWuF IS IS 3W 5000.
us A TOT Z BIsleF ehf sw l5lW
F r r $40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26


We are pleased b call allenlion q
Che announcement % w. n. Bishop
81 3 candidate before The Republican
soohiy cousention f0r the once ol
PrsiHlfe Judge. There are several
rs;ssoiIs Why AR. Bishop viii make e
strong candidate aud 81 efficient on
cer. He has resided in this county
al his life, has gnlWn up among eur
pecple, has been educated in uur
schools. aud q Kausan in every
sense Of the tarm. he Is q lawyer b
pr,iftesi0u ND eeTtnialy iu ths efllee
% Probate Judge 4 knowirdge o. law
d indispensable % satisfactory per
forInnnee Of the duties Not every
fnan who aspires to the place i caps-
bic % interpreting the Law Of estates,
villa. etc. He - hOuest and has the
confidence Of all Who know him. In
his hants the estates % widow and
orphan would be secure. be D. FEAR
less In the discharged duty aHd IN
der his administrator there would Be
no trucking for fhvoFs nor Wavering
for fsnr Of offending esane interested
party. He Il 3 staiWart Republican
and hiss always been found working
for the best Interests Of the party.
Mr.. Bishop Il candidate who win
enlist the synipathies o. the yOang
men OF the party, WhO fOT some
years past have done noble work IN
our campaigns and hope % see some
OF their number substantially remem-
bered. In short Mr.. Bishop will
prove q popular and winning eandi-
date rOOkville Transcript.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26
cry PaoPEarr.

Eood lot on south sanis Re avenus. price
L;eOod lot on Walnut street, 5oli75 feet. Price
$500. .N'
An eHoellent residence lot on south Pin treei
70E2n. Price Sis0.
Two good LOIS Oh north secOnd street, corn
east front. Price s2uU
A good south Santa Pc lot for SIS.
A dne lot fronting Wesleyan University cam
pus. t3U.
Two enc lots on south Eighth street. corner
lUoI20i feci. Price, slDQ
Eo25
Santa Fe avenue 2 story frame house roem
stable buggy shed coal house aud other building
fruit and shade tres and q splendid we'll.
Kim street, story frame house with 10 rooms
rents for go per Inonth- Lea e0Ei2n prioo slSli
SlOoo down balauce on time.
NoH
Santa Pc huenue lot Goz lso story frame h0usl
rooms hne shade trees and ienced- This o. q
bargain. Price SluJo. sGoo cash balance on time
Nos
Eighth street. fne . story brick house, alsn
a story frame house on back part Of Dot facing on
Ninth street. Lot ibK2oU fenced dno lot Of shade
and fruit trees n good eistern. Price eiUuo. sl50o
cash balance on time 70 suit buyer.
n you want loo ucres Of land or one acre q you
want Wia hnd % CITY properly give us n call.
We pay taxes for aou-rraldeuta, ue Invest money
for eastern parties. We have the beet set OF
abatraci books In Saline county. We show you
land and charge you nothing for ID whether yuu
buy or not. 10 not fail TO call on Fitzpatrick a
Going Postoihce HioCk, Salina, Kansas. We
refer yea 10 any bank In salina-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

DR.. w. T. HOuser has lately at
some considerable expense provided
himself with appliances for furnish
ing his patients with electric baths
He has treated several persons most
successfully, and Is having quite. a call
for that mode Of treatment. The fur
nlture and apparatus are very nicely
finished. and quite attractive. He
can suit the current Of electriiy to all
systems, making II hardly pereepti-
bic or very DOweFful-as desired.
This excellent treatment, In It's most
approved methods, Is now in opera
tiOn, and those desiring Il should call
upon the doctor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Mr.. John Geisaler, Of Bavaria, has
purchased two lots (2OO feet square).
facing ON Ninth, and at the end Of
Prescott avenue, In south Park Addi-
ton, for $780, We understand that Il
Is Mr.. Geissier's purpose to make his
home in Salina, and that he will
build on these lots a residence not less
than five or six thousand dOllars In
value.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Messrs. CuIp and Aldrlch, while
diving al midnight across the cOun-
try some ~ miles northwest OF Salina
Friday, discovered a man roaming
about upon the prairie with no clothes
except shirt. He made no intelll-
gible answer TO their loud enquiries,
and fed rapidly at their approach
hiding in an adjoining hedge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

superintendent J. o. BrinkerhOG,
assistant superintendent w. Y. Carrie
ton, assistant chief engineer, Smeed +,
Samuel Madison, superintendent Of
bridges aud buildings, Rnad-masteis
Wilson andTudhOpe aud Maj " Gum,
the gentleman who had the contract
for building the Lincoln road. have
turned Il over u having been Inspect
Ell and received Saturday.-L5icOtn
Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

G. II. Brown. the pPrty who drove
away with Weaver & Greens livery
team, was brought back to Salina by
sheriff Bartlett last Saturday. The
sheriff had sent out his usual postal
cards TO various Officers throughout
the country. and In answer came the
information that q party answering
the description was In Grand Island,
Neb. A telegram ''tO hold" put the
gentleman in duranee vile until
Barlleti's arrival The team and
carriage were also secured. Brown Is
now lie our jail.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. f. Kingman, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Ella,
and son Bud" l.ft for Eureka
Springs last Saturday. Ms. King
man, daughter and son, will make
their home there temp0Farily-hOp-
ing that mrs. Klngmsn's health may
be benefited by the waters.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Thursday evening the body OF
Frank Flelsehner was found with face
dOvnWnnd In Mr.. w. A. Aurphy's
Geld. ] "a miles east OF New Cambria.
Conner Brown WIS called. and he
be held an inquest. The conclusion
Of the jury was that be met bis death
In e 90 Of epllepsy-ihe theory being
that he was smOthersd TO death In a
az. He had been plOughlng I'm the
field He Was IS years Of age, his
only relative IN this country being q
brother.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26
REAL ESTATE.

n you want farm. stock ranch
or u you want tO invest Ia Sallna
property. do not fail to call on us.
Remember Salina Il the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 8 600 In.
hRbltants. Freight Is ~ cheap from
~. Louis tO Salina e q q fROm Kan
sas City 10 OtheF pdihls ln central or
western Kansas. Examine The par
tlal list Of property below. We viii
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Last Saturday evening, w. ]. Gran
dal, travelling man for A. Cast & Co.,
llthngraphers, Of 81. Louis, was arrest
ed upon requlsltlOn from the Gov
ernOr Of Missouri on the charge Of
embezzlement Of money collected by
him TO the amount Of frsm $500 to
5000. A portion Of this money was
collected by him from the National
Insurance Co. Of this place. CrandAll
was placed In the hands Of Deputy
Sheriff Fessler. Sunday morning
Fessler and Crandall went into e bar
Der shop, and while Fessler was being
shaved Crandall made his escape and
has not been heard Of since.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

There Is > rrport that tive prOmI-
nent citizens were recently arrested
for sho0ting prairie chickens out Of
season. and that the fines and costs
amounted 70 $40 They had killed
four chickens, each bird costing them
1925.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

The champion litter" & ave pub
lie exhibition Of his strength Monday
night. He lifled first 1850 pounds
above his shead. aud then with his
teeth barrel 46 gallons Of waller. TO
geuler with iHo Of The heaviest men
Ia town.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Frank D0bsOn, q young man
charged with stealing q saddle was
yesterday taken up to 5asina, by
Sheriff Miller, and placed Ia jail 70
await trial. The saddle was stolen
from al. Sewell aud was taken %
solomon and soid.-AbueRs G0zefte
dug. 20.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

The roof Of the Kansas Wesleyan
building is nearly completed. The
rough enal" Of plastering in both
wings has been completed, and the
carpenters are at the finishing work.
The trough coat" Ia the central part
will be pretty well completed this
week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Mr.. J. F. Wellington returned from
Canada last Sunday. he had a de
lightful time. and expects TO spend
other summers In that e''ol land. He
now goes 10 LaFned, where bis son
james l. engaged IN the han buaa-
ness
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Messrs. Saith. Biggs 4 Co. % Kan
sas city. have opened up . branch
HOUSE. here n.the Hide and Wool busi-
ness. MI. A. Zehring viii be man
aser Of the business here. and Will g
heretofore 90 Justice 60 aII.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

The two boys Of Rev. DIR. Lee have
they have been visiting their uncle,
Rev. J. II. Lee, OF that place, where a
reunion Of cousins occurred last week
embracing the children Of Judge
Prescott, OF Salina, and Mr.. Charles
). Lee. Of Kansas City.-TOpekd Cap
itdi dug. 20.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Because Of the absence Of the pas
tor, Rev. q. ID. Gotwald, whO is TAX
ing a two weeks vacation trip 10 Ohio,
there will be no services In the Eng
fish Lutheran church on next Sab
bath, nor on the following Que. Sab
both school ~ usual al $3.50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

The Missouri Pacific extension track
track reached the county Tuesday.
The road will be into Marquette to-
day or tomorrow. The track viii
reach Ellsworth county by sept. LIST.
As IL Is compelled 70 be built 70 that
line ct that time. The tFacklsyers
now have appliances by which they
can lay two and = half RULES Of lrsck
each day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-26

Mr.. Isaac A. Burch, who has been
filling the position OF land inspector
Ia Western Kansas for the Kansas
Loan & Trust Co. for about three
months, has already gained the repu-
satlon Of being one Of the best judges
Of land values OF any agent employed
in the State.