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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

The Freshman class ct lest Thurs
days recitation translated the 9th
Book Of the Odyssey 1875 lines en-
tire with . degree Of accuracy and
fiueney very creditable to the class.
Can't we have Q holiday because
Of the victory in last Tuesdays elec-
ton. DIR. Schuyler says Elections
are q calculating Of probabilities.
Nothing IL so certain as In mathe-
mates, yet everyone who can vote
IL bound to do it," By the way d.,
PEOPLE seemed to calculate PROBABLE
tiles pretty close last Tuesday.
The PericIseu literary society has
several fine parIiamentarisns among
its members, and IL certainly grow
ing In popularity. Last Saturday
evening Prof. Scott was expe cted to
deliver an address before the socie-
~ on the subject why am n Re-
publican" He was prevented from
being present we are told on
account Of his-Wife! What .
pity that some men are married.
All are with suspended breath
awaiting the result Of the election.
The class In English Literature
has for the first month been Discuss
ing that always interesting and ever
new subject-IovP. There are only
two In the class whose views coin
eide on this important question.
The one IL q Republican and the
other a-lady.
HallOw Eve one Of the PrOfS stood
upon his horseback to protect his
trout yard from invasion. A GER
tain youth full OF love for freedom
took him to be al berty enlighten-
ing the world"
The Prof. in Physiology has killed
two eats this week. One was black,
the other yellow. II took twenty
minutes longer to kill the yellow
one than il did to kill the black % ne.
We would like to know IL all yellow
eats die harder than black ones.
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x.u c.,ubr,. Ch.,,-rIur..

Jacob Humbarger. ar. has 30 far
recovered from his recent illness, as
tn gu to the polls and vote on Tues
day.
r. II. ii. Dickinson and little
daughter. Agnes. have returned
from q months visit TO Hamilton,
III.
Joseph r. Cox left, Saturday, for
FairmOnt. West Virginia, his
former home.
John Thompson. Of Enterprise,
spent Sunday with friends here.
The Cambria Brass Band delight.
ed the people with some very nice
muse on election day.
ID. Shaffer, Of HeTInEton, Kan.
was up the first Of the week looking
after his interests here.
John Meyers II slowly recovering
from q severe attack Of typhoid
fever.
Donmyer. Gibbs q Co. shipped
three ear loads Of -four to Texas las
week.
Mrs. Geo. n. BlsckmaD departed
via the Union Pacific route for heI
home in Evansville, Indiana.
JEWELL.
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Maruuette Monitor:

MdTuuelle 4bDHftDT.
Alfred Swanson took charge Of the
Merchants hotel last Tuesday. Mr..
Robinson, the former landlord, leaves
for Lincoln, Kansas, In q few days.
r. g. Hawkinson shipped ten ear
loads of broom corn this week, and
has plenty more coming in. Who
says tin es are hard?
Miss Annie Brentson, of Salina, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Hiding, for q few days. She re-
turned home "Wednesday.
Rev. J. Saleen, Of Fremont, left
this week for Colorado, where he
will spend some time In looking
after the interests Of his conference
in that remote region.
Lindsborg NsTs:
Rumor says that Charley Enrotb
was on the vessel that was lost on
the ocean recently. He was en-
route for his parents home.
The Second Annual Anniversary
of the 4. q. 4. w, held nj Salina,
was y grand success. THE next an
nusI session will he held Mt Abilene.
SaIina people entertained the
brothers in royal" style.
Mr.. ). =. Lingren and sons start
ed for Fresno, California. We hope
Mr.. LinRren wit lind that country
beneficial for his hr3lth aud the
boys obtain lucrative positions.
May prosperity attend them.
Our citizens will regret very much
To learn that our time honOred citi-
zen. W. J. Henry, has severed his
connection with the p0st-ofilce al
this place. He has faithfully serv.
Cd the government aud our people.
~ postmaster for fourteen years
aud ina. made more true friends In
that time than any Individual In
our midst. Mr.. Henry leaves next
Wednesday for Indiana, his old
home, where he expects to reside
hrnrefOFth. While We seriously re.
greet his removal, We are also happy
TO know that our lose II Indiana
most honored gain. and hope that
he NAV reconsider and return among
us Long may this tried and true
friend of Lindsborg live.
Assaris irgUs:
JacoJ White has sold his farm
llllN IiANF =" ANHSA
and will move his family into th'
Underwood house In the city soon.
The following item will he Of In
tereSt t. those who were acquainted
with Mr.. J. y. Ashley, at one time
station agent at this place: Rich
arI Holden, for many years con-
nectad with the Union Pacific rail-
road. hiss resigned his position n
chief clerk of the bridges and build
ing department 20 engage In the
| stock busiues In Colorado. John N
| Ashley, formerly connected will
the assistant superintendent's office
has been appointed his successor.
On last Tuesday morning, while
the father and two sisters Of DR.
Knox, were visiting with the DIR. In
our city, DIR. ]. A. Knox, Stuart
Iowa. aud Mrs. Mary Hire, Of Sail
ua. br,Iher and sister OF the DIR.
cam,, In on the morning train. The
went Was almost faulty reunion
Three brothers were absent, one In
lola, and two la Indiana The DR.
from Iowa and two sisters from In
diana, expect to return TO their re
-pective homes next Sunday night
| while the father expects to -
here and ut : alma all winter
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ably to the number Of acres Of land
get married he has always given
them 100 acre farm and still had
one lett for himself and lady. We
could relate q number OF pleasant
little anecdotes about Patrick, but
I don't want to take mp too much Of
your spsee. One, however, We Will
relate: Pa'riek was q great judge
OF q COW and vas always selling OF
his inferior ones and buying better.
An old gentleman, or. the Saline
river. who had quite q number q
excellent dairy cows, lost his wife
about 1875, aud at once determined
to sell offal Of his stock and live
with one of his children. Patrick
heard Of this and vent over TO zee
the cows. This was three weeks
after the death Of the old gentle
mans wife, Patrick took In the ait
uation. told the old man, who was
II years old, be was foolish to sell
his cows and break up housekeep-
ing. But what can do?" said the
old man, get married again, re-
piled Pat. "Yes but who would
have an old man like me-" replied
the old gentleman, plenty Of them
would be glad for the chance, I'll
get you one IL you say so? but II
do, you must give me that light
roam COW, the best une ON the FARM
The old gentleman assenfed, and
seven weeks later the old man led .
BRUSHING bride Of 81 summers to the
altar; aud Patrick the light roam
COW to his corral The marriage
proved n most happy one, and the
low euuldn't be beat, but yet, Pat
rick's mind was q little troubled
over the matter. Only q few years
before Mrs. O'Leary's COW raised
csin in Chicago Patrick. as his name
would indicate, Is an Irishmas, and
the COW was ~ Dutch - sour krout.
The real recollection Of Mrs.
O'I.eary's trouble, and the possibil-
ity Of being haunted by the old lady,
whose plaee was taken by another,
In exchange for cow, preyed con-
siderahly ON his mind, aud In order
to- relieve his conscience Of all this,
he gave the COW to the church dur
ing one Of the Catholic fairs. We
spoke at the beginning Of this article
Of there being exceptions to all rules.
The point we wished to make was
this, here IL q man who had no
knowledge Of farming at all, being .
practical miner, who came To Kan
sls to better his condition, q In
tireeley-and he did II most success
fully, for himself and his family.
We want to hold up Patrick as an
example tn croakers or other smart
alecks, who know all about farming
but have failed. Patrick II honest,
upright, straightforward, Outspoken,
kind hearted and mos determined.
For bis goodness OF heart, we think,
the Lord will yet reward him by re-
moving { hat political scum from his
eyes and have him end his
days In peace and happiness
among his children and numerous
friends "a a tariff refOrmer and
Democrat, such Is the wish Of .
friend"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

The Republicans and Democrats
united In raising fund for paying
for the election dispatches. The
bulletins until about 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday night, were read at the
auction store Of w. r. Gels. w. r.
was the master OF ceremonies. He
endured the news Of Republican vie
tories with great herOism. His con-
trivance which elevated the 1870 hat
when . Republican success was an
nouneed, and the bandana when 8
Democratic success came to the
front, helped to make fun. At the
close Of the show at the opera house,
the crowds assembled there, and the
bHlletius were there announced for
the balance Of the night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

The Falun correspondent Of the
Assaria Argus writes a. follows Of
the burning of the Faluu post ofiiee
building:
Twas stopped Just here from my
writing by the cry Of "Flrei" and
ON looking out saw the building oc-
eupied by A. Nicholson as . DWELL
inR house and post ofiiee was . fire,
and although quite . number Of men
xere on the scene, still the IRE had
got too much headvay 90 he put out.
The building with all its contents
WAS destroyed except The post once
fixtures and the mail. One mail
pouch and the key Was lost. Nj.
and Nicholson we're away at the
time-about 4 O'Clock p. m.-and u
u supposed the children we're play
lag with matches upstairs. The
family lost everything except what
they were wearing. The house be-
longsd TO the tosn company.
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school Report.

SALISA, November s, 1888.
Report OF school In district No. u,
for second month ending November
2nd. No. enrolled, "a; No. In regu'
lar attendance, "a; average daily At
tendance, 20. Names OF those who
were neither absent nor tardy, Don
Hagler, BERTHE Hagler and Freddie
Perrill. No. OF visitors during tbs
month, =.
MAGGIE PERRILL,
Teacher.
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,o.rp or xpUcArroS.
AssIgnaeat Of PuPils by TERRITORIAL
lines % the varisus Schools.


Assignnens OF rnPhn ~
Lines 70 tae
The Board Of Education met Mon
day night. The committee on school
,,ore,tx ~.. Instyucted To purchase
-. a., an. -..aot roop
-, t,,,tt,t;.,,
~ '"e A.. -
Ibe ioiio~ibE 'ePo'' VI
mittee appointed upon the uiNif'"n
Of school territory WEs unanimous-
In adopted:
r. a. H., Ro,,-,Jof E',J.c1fjop If
= "a " "a, ~ selma Eoasgs.
Gr,.r;,,s,,.~. w. IN. nndersis-n-
1870 sa,,,,,i,,se to whom was
sotat,,d ,ka s,,I,i.ct uf the assign
-. "a ,,,,s - rhs va,ions grades
~ ~. ,,.i,s.,, ..hooI buiIJinV would
ra.,,..ciTnIIy renort as follows.
towit:
W. racoumepd that seats I've
r,ao,,aJ Iri,h ali DossIbIa expedI-
-. 80 ~ ,..o.,, ,oom in south
ponL i,,iIding. ss.ts suitable for
I'LL. "a ,hs 1,b and 5th grades.
"a. r-.t ..o,a,,d the,
uItheL 49, .,ssI.nin,,
tue boaIu pa au 81 kniiJ-
pupils 70 que HaII "Is.. III IL.
sslsH .,II,fi,.aiy
a, , ,,.,t,., tho,
D. We recoHihle' s'I,,.I,s.,
the saiu u" !" WV
ior"h' ""H
ORDER.
II IL hereby ordered by the Board
Of Education Of the city OF Salina.
Kansas, AS follows, tOwit:
Tb., ali ounIIs M the lat and
s,J ,,r.,I... ,,..i,I,nV east of the Sail.
-. a Sonih Western railroad
track and south of the Union Pacific
railroad track west Of the smoky
Hill river. and ali pupils Of those
grades residing east of the Smoky
Hill river be aud they are hereby
assigned to the Oakdale school
house.
.. That all pupiIs Of the Let snd
2nd grades living in the territory
east aud south Of a line rnmmcmc-
ing at the Wesleyan University,
running theme north ON Santa Fe
Ia south street, thence east to the
Smoky Hill river. thence up said
river TO the Grisi mill. shall tie ami
they are hereby assigned to the To-
gan school building.
3. That all pupils Of the lst, end,
3rd, and 4th grades and the 9Th grade
B. class, residing west ard soulh OF
The following line. tOwit: beginning
at Wesleyan Cniversity, running
thence north o. santa re avenue
to South street, thence west on
South street to Tenth street, tnehce
norm Oh lenlh T" Ms' ~
tnehce west on na"ul ~ Ds
creek ne anu Ihe Sa n,, 'I
asslgneh to the Sou'h T"'A '''"'
hullding.
4. That all pupils OF the sra ana
4th grades aud 9TH CRATE n. Grass
residing In the teLrl'oI5 utsc',ueS
IN sectloh OF th's oIur a ~,
they hsIepy arg s"e" W INV
South farK pulIuihg'
>. That all pupils Of the LIST ana
End grades residing north ol Iron
avenue and west Of the Saltna
South Western railroad track ana
north Of the Union Pacific railrbad
track he and they are heIeoy aSgn
20 10 the 2nu "hTd scio"I "u''"ns'
q. That all pupils Of the 3rd, Iih
and 9Th grades residing north of
Iron avenue be and they hereby are
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

Rev. J. II. Lockwood started for
New York and Philsdelphia Tues
day on business connected with the
Missionary, snd Church Extension
work Of the NJ. Z. Church. The
Conferences Of the church. about one
hundred In ali, are divided into
fourteen 40 districts. called Gen
eral Conference districts. Mr..
Lockwood represents the 18th dis
Irict, embracing the four Kan sss
Conferences, the st. Louis, MissOu-
ri, Illinois, and Southern Ills. Con-
ferences, S In all. There are about
nine hundred travelling preachers,
fourty-five Presiding Elders, and
forty delegates OF the General Con-
ference In the district. The Mis-
sionary conference will meet In
New York city, Nov. Il, and the
Church Extension Committee In
Philadelphia, Nov. -.
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Lawn rrnnI. Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. ). Scott enter.
tanned their sunday School classes
on Saturday from 2till 8 o'cl"ck.
Lawn Tennis, Archery and Croquet
were enjoyed by some thirty young
men and misses on the delightful
pleasure grounds Of Col. and Mrs.
Phillips who joined the company.
II was indeed the merriest day OF
All the glad old year.
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Prices for ported Chrysanthe-
nuns In full bloom, or In bloom and
bud, will he from Is cents up. Their
measure IL equal tn that Of Won
Twilier. You will have TO see them
to realize how very, very cheap
this IL. Nov. 18th at the Grier-
Kline building.
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Pisacs Hud organs.

Mason 4 HsmlIn, Hallet 4 Davis,
Emerson, Sterling, PeAse, and
other pianos. Organs, Mason a
HamlIn, New England, Lakeside,
Kimball, Cottage and others, for
sale on easy payment plan, month
ly or quarterly ct Vernon 4 Bonds
music store. 45-3t.
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Notes.

The next term Of school at the
Salina Normal University opens on
Tuesday, Nov. 10, at $3.50 o'clock,
II Is desired that all students living
In or near the city call ON Friday
afternoon or on Saturday and enroll
80 that Monday may be given "a
strangers corning from abroad.
l.. O. THOROMAN, Pres.
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FoR sALE-seo acres In Washing
ton township, Saline county, low
price and easy terms. Perfectly
level, every foot tillable, one Of the
best pieces In the county, 100 acres
cultivated, o miles from smolnn, :
miles from Falun. For patieulars
address c. J. wsde 1911 West l2;h
81, Kansas City, no. ss-sm
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A Change In the n atIoaaI Hotel
Propriet0rs hin


Commissioner Taylor Miller has
become associated with Col. VIII
son, In the ProPrietors hip Of the
National Hotel, taking formal
charge Monday. Mr.. Miller IL an
energetic, pushing, popular gentle
man, who will naturally draw
large patronage and viii
make the National Que Of the best
known hOsteIlrIes In the state Of
Kansas. He has . large acquAin-
lance and Q Sunday with "mine host
Miller will be . most desirable day
of rest with all travellers. Wilson
aud Miller together will make q
full team. Mr.. Miller was the orig
Inator Of the National hotel scheme,
suggested the name, and has been Its
frmest and truest friend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

What H. known a. the Gels
Electric Light 60. for shOrtJ decid-
ed at q meeting the other night to
greatly increase the capacity of
their plant, and Mr.. burroughs. the
President Of the company, has gone
east to purchase the necessary ma
chinery. They ask that several
prospective patrons Of their plant
will patiently await the new i'm
provement for brief period Of time.
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Tn ha Said NJ Anrfinn

Two large trunks and contents,
on Saturday the 10Th inst. at
o'clock p. m, property taken IN
payment for board. Sale at ecu.
tropolis hotel, North Seventh street
Salina. 45-9t
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Lost.

Between 33I, south Fourth street,
SalIna, and residence Of Cicero Post
Chico, . fine double grey wool
shawl. Anyone finding said shawl
will he suitably rewarded by leaving
at r.. W. Ober's, MOssr BLOCK.
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Important Co ssiina PsopIs.-EsPeeIaIIy
OWnera Of PIanos.

Owners Of Pianos.
So much injury II done to Pianos
by ignorant and uuskilled tuners
that In order to insure perfect salts,
faction In every Piano We sell, our
patrons are requested to allow no
one to tune their Pianos unless Il ID
our regular tuner, Mr.. Ware, or one
having O written recommendation
endorsed by US. All orders fol
tuning and repairing promptly at
tended 90 which satisfaction guar,
anteed. Vernon q Bond,
12s Grier Block, 4 Sante Fe.
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In giving honor where honor IL
due la making Republican success
80 great In Salise county, too much
cannot be said IN favor OF the bril-
liant management Of the campaign
by the central committee, and e.
Pecislly lts chairman. Prof. T. ID.
Fitzpntriek-upon whom the chief
burden rested. He has won mag
nIfieeut IAureIs, aud this is not only
the candidates. eoueede hut all the
prOmi Dent Republicans Of the eouu.
~. Fitzpatrick never Wsvered in
his belief Of Republican success,
even when scores Of others de-
SPARED.
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II you have any furniture, carpets,
oil cloth, heating or cooking stoves
to dispose Of Il will pay you 10 call
on me or send me word to call aud
see you. w, II. GELS.
Daily Block.
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The Ladies Guild Of Cnrist'f
church will hold their grand bazaar
Of fancy work and display theiI
wonderful aggregation Of chryssn-
theinums at Odd Fellows Temple,
Seventh street, on the afternoon
and evening Of Friday and satur'
day, Nov. 9Th and 10th. Chryssn.
themums and fancy work for sale
No one should fail TO attend, -
many new features In fancy worn
and . world Of flowers viii Be on
sale. Admission ten cents.
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CLERK WA NTED-At once, . first
class swede clerk for general mdse.
store. must have good references.
Apply ct Geissler's store, Bavaria,
Kansas. 39-tf
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Lawn tennis IL having quite q run
In Salina. the game alternating be-
tween the Kansas Wesleyan
grounds and Mount Barbara.
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Money to ioaa ct So without com :
mission on improved real estate.
Time 10 suit. Room I, Postofiies
block.
w. 4. PRICE q BRO. Ill
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Bushels uI leaves aud other i'm
p-dim-nta tn tidy yard-keePing,
are being lifted from the lawns int
the street and burned.
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John Brennan and Joe Ollinger
are proposing to upen . barber shop
In the room recently vacated BY
J. J. Purcell. The barber shop will
occupy one-hslf Of the room and
HilI's tailor shop the other half.
Brennan and Ollinger are both first
class BARRIERS and their shop will be-
come 9 popular resort.
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The Presbyterian ladies have ar
ranged for an are light. the only ar
tIficial light suited to give you the
true colors at night. One week from
today Nov. Is, at $50 o'clock. the
doors will be opened and the ublic
are cordially invite.l to the Erandest
display Of flowers ever shown In
this part of the country.
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We have some cattle aud horses
10 trade for second hand pianos, or
gans and real estate. For particu-
lars call on Vernon & Bond, Is
South Santa Fe, SalIna. 45-3t.
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Gels advice last night was that -
II was q cold night for the Democrats
they had better 20 home, put on
their overcoats, tie their baudAnas
about their necks and crawl In un'
der log-cabin quilts.
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The r. s. A. "COuversaziOne"
which was held at the home of Mrs.
Daily last Tuesday was very well at
tended and quite interesting. The
discussion was postponed, and Mrs.
Johns led Q short discussion on
social purity. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. A. Mitchell, 3li
West ninth street, on Tuesday, Nov.
-, at p. m. The question which
was postponed will then be discuss
ed. and the delegates will present
the report Of the state convention
which cOnvenes next week. The +.
). A. wishes Il understood that these
meetings are open 10 the public, and
q cordial welcome will be rendered
any who may wish to attend. The
women are becoming interested 20 q
great extent and new members are
coming In at each meeting.
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Nov. H. ~ the date. Then will be
opened the largest collection OF
flowers ever shown In this part of
the country. The finest collection
of Chry santhemums outside our
largest cities. You cannot afford
10 miss this grand treat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

Enil Amer starts q drug store In
the room adjoining the city build
ing, formerly occupied by Brown q
Arner.
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Small house, near central schooi
building, for rent cheap. Every
snuyenIsnce. c. B. QUIEcY.
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Rar 8afe

A high grade COW, 3 years old,
giving milk. Apply 10 Hugh King.
43-It.
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II. X. JrnrIes goes Ca Rich Hill,
No, to take charge Of n hotel in
IhaI city.
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There will be II prutracIed meeting
held at school house No. 81, In Cam
hrla township Nov. 10. Rev. Ira
Futu"y, Of NeOsha Rapids, assisted
by Rev. NJ. NJ. Root, Of Gypsum,
will preside. All invited to attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

G.. w. Nicely. Salina, and ID. +.
Hopkins, Bridgeport, have both
purchased fine upright pianos Of
Vernon Il Bond, the popular music
dealers, South santa Fe, SalIna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

Have you been to DR.. Halt q
Smith to try the electric bath In the
Daily Block.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

II you are sf7iicted with rheuma-
tism you should call ct once at Drs.
Halt a Smith, Daily Block.
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&c. Price Was one Of the lifelong
Democrats who voted for Harrison
and Morton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

Charles q. HaIlstt has been aP-
pointed postmaster uf Bavaria.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-08

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
served oysters ia the Odd Fellows
building election night, and with
profit.