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hu,lnsfa mer and women).-e miles
xilulpRton on line OF the new n. b U.
and Romantic Ned CLAY Crock nj
Sslsn station and Pogtofiice, Delaware.
modern and stJ lish Swiss rural cot
y Tell built, suitable for any businets.
kualng ntne plastered rooml, double
M. good water under cover In shod
Eisb house. acre lot kr more cottaRos,
M, bstries and Vegetables; ocnv't to
hi store, postotfioe and reilrosd
M nsighboihoOd, $40 and ell per
N. 4. W. FERREE.
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.6R SALE-Residence, No,
bS Washington st.. II rooms,
M. heater in cellar, electric
N, servants call bells, and all
Odern Improvements. This
Ouerty will be sold cheap.
bply to J. AUGUSTUS NC
EnIEy. 600 Market st. fat
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Ia SALE OK RENT-Stx NEW TWO
A story Dfics houseg on the east sido OF
In street, bstwoeA ShAltcr0ss and Low.
|aysnu,s; siz rooms and bath; hot and
Iawr; Fl ut yaros and porch. Apply 10
ndJuni, No. 10 East 9Th ct. miTbs
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SALE-HJUD BUILDING STONE
Delivered ct hast Lake Park and also
,h vsrl at roaso nabje prices. ISAAC
4.LLY, Oarcroit 2. o., Dol.
-MEaoa work done, and lime, sand
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/ sALE--OR EXCHANGE, FOE
Ply propsrt7, small place OF or 4
stone house, barn and out buildings,
froG city; close 70 railroad station
TO u. ". MoOhULLkY, No. ll2l
Ipett il 2tAw II
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BALE-A BOkREL HORSE
Pnins 5 years old; wSrks single OF
and good farm horse or driver; also
wagon, cheap. Address "W," this
mE7tf
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UTANrED-A SMALL house, Oh
w rooms, IN good lj,aiity small family;
good reference. Address Ii. n. OukNEh,
b2e East tth street. m2l-5tA
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

The New York Er.Huc Pos, will
begin. on the thIrd Of May, 60 issue
weekly edition, having for its
principal aim the promotion Of
Revenue Reform. which has become
the paramount issue m national
politics. The existence Of an sctual
surplus iu the treasury estimated 10
reach sl4o.0oO.Ooo ou the 3uth Of
June, ISIS, aud the further increase
thereof under present laws, are a
meuace To sil business interests. aud
direct incentive to wa-tefuluess
and corruption "a the appropriations
Of public money. The attention Of
the people having been strongly
drawn To this subject by the Pfesi-
dent in his last annual message, the
need OF Information and popular en-
lighteument on questions Of revenue
and taxation has been increasingly
felt lu All parts of the country. 10
is the intention of the management
to make iirst-clsss weekly news
paper Of l. pages Subscription
price 81 per yesr. a free copy OF
the first number will be- mailed any
where on request send address on
a postal card To- the Erening Post,
New York.
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he council here adjourned.


Prof H. J. Yungfieisch gave most
agreeable entertainment, Monday.
The residence Of Mr.. {. Eherhardt,
on North Eighth street, was thrOng-
ed on this occasion by an attendance
aggregating perhaps one hundred
aud hfty persons, from among the
ladies aud gentlemen Of our city.
The approval which was extended
the performance made manifest in a
marked degree the success Of the en-
tertainmeut aud exhibited the large
progress which the pupils Of Prof
lungtleisch had made in their music
study and practice. The program
which WAS arranged was little devil
ated from, and Il period Of two hours
or more was devoted in its rendering
TO the delight Of those present. Much
Of the music was Of very difficult
character, and some Of the scholars
showed an aptitude and skill beyond
their years. Ia this relation may be
recalled little Misses Edna Muir.
Annie Hogben and Blenda Carlberg.
George Lii, aged Il years, IN produe-
ing RigOletto, carried the house Toy
applause. The overture, William
Tell, by Mr.. Lii and Prof. Yung-
ieisch, was immense. And thus We
might continue in praise OF each of
the fifteen pieces of music, beautiful
in words and arrangement. This was
unquestlonsbly the best Of Prof.
Yungfieisch's series Of mus:calrs Of
the past nine months.
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Death Of Hon. Joel M.lrby

Hon. Joel Msltby expired at his
farm In Walnut township la- I Mon
day at $40 o'clock, at the age NJ -
years, g months and days. He has
been 90 some time aud hi death was
not unexpected. MIR. Maltby be-
came a resident Of Saline county
some . years ago, removing 10 Sa-
line from Riley county. He was
elected n representative in the Leg
islsture from this county in the fall Of
ISIS, aud has, we believe, filled sew
eral township positions since. Mr..
Maltby was q man Of strong cOnvic-
tiOns. outspOken on all public ques-
tons and especially Interested in
the cause Of temper auce-having
been a lifelong advocate Of the
cause. OF late years increasing age
aud iufirmities have not permitted
him 10 mingle prominently ia the
walks OF men, but he has been heard
from emphatically when any great
reform was being sgltated. He was
a man Of warm heart, and genial in
all his relations with his fellows
He will long be remembered as one
Of the pioneers who laid the founda-
lions OF our county government and
society. He leaves a large family OF
grown children. The funeral Oe-
Cured to-day at the farm residence,
and his remains were inferred In the
Gypsum Hill cemetery.
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There stands iva the Way of the
building OF the Knights OF Pythias
temple, upon the -, 900 plan hereto
fore formulated. mere matter of
about 5000 Arrangements have
been perfected for securing fIs.WO.
leaving 8 balance Of $1,000 G." be- OBJ
tanned from other sources. or the
latter sum subscriptions hsVr been
made from among the members Of
he order approNimating 5000
Hence the shortage Of about 5000
Tins last-nsmed sum must be raised
from anon the citizens. otherwise,
We understand. the work can not ~
ahead. The knights tlem-clves
have pretty much exhausted their
resources collectively or individu-
ally. For this s3,O1u they propose
issuing bonds bearing per cent in
terest for five years
The plan for the building shows al
imposing structure-Oue which will
add much 10 the part Of the town
where IL l. % be erected. The site
i- uu the northeast corner of SAINTS
Fe avenue aud Ash street. directly
opposite 10 the National Hotel II
no other way occurs. the people in
that vicinity should see that the
IS, 5000 Is raised. The obstacle To the
construction appears 10 bee cumpsra-
lively slight. 10 ought to aud should
be- p,--rrone
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

The gun club has been re-organ-
lied and will give their first shoot OF
the season next Friday. The OFF,
GERS chosen are Frank c. Miller,
president; 5. stiles, vice-president f;
W. c. Tuthill, secretary aud treas
ure. Executive committee, Willis
Kesler. W. II. Morrison and +.
Miller. There will be six monthly
shoots. extending TO aud including
September, for the $50 medal. There
will be weekly practice shoots on
Friday, in which outsiders may par
ticipate. The club has secected
ground on Dry creek, east side,
al the right, or north Of the bridge
on the Bavaria road, aud have built
q club house st that point. They
have 4 long, fine stretch Of ground,
with no obstruction, shooting in a
northeast direction. The club will
have lots Of fun this summer and do
some excellent cunning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

FRESNO, April Il. ISIS.
ED. JOURNAL:
In my last letter said would
give an account Of trip 20 the SEA-
side at Long Beach. and IL could
WELD a. prolific pen a. BTish0p
Vail, Of Salina bastile memory.
could give 3 glowing account, but
my pen il not inspired by Auheuser.
PHI. Best, OF any Of the favOrite
brands-nOT even sour mash-sO will
do a. well as ] can under the cir
cumstances-sO here goes. ON the
23d Of February ] did ~ every one
else did aud got 'Yaccinated, the
result was the following week q
chill aud fever, and a general indis-
position To work, 50 concluded to
take a few days vacation aud see the
salt water left Riverside 81 q.
m, ten minutes run took me 10
Cotton, waited there ill $50. took
the train for Los Angeles over the
Southern Pacific railroad through
san Gabriel valley. through the
rain, aud how il did rain, the track
was under water I'm some places.
Well, / got 10 Los Angeles at lO.lj q.
m. ! now had till 30 .. IN. 10 look
the town over. / found 10 90 be the
Kansas city Of the west san Fran
cisco seems to be the Chicago, and
found il fully equal % Kansas City
in point Of mud, e. r0s muddy in
the superlative degree. I went Co
the directory aud 10y IL found an
aunt / had not seen for 32 years.
The result was instead Of taking the
$40 p. IN. train for Long Beach ] did
4 a Ia L.
about II miles from Los Angeles 90
the seashOre through q very fine
eOuntTy-mOst Of IL highly cultivat-
ed. AT that time, the 1T Of March.
the grass was 10 TO l. inches. aud
everything was like June in Kansas.
After an hours pleasant run arrived
81 Long Beach and had my first
view Of salt water. ! found nv old
friend Joe :. Johns, Of Dry Creek.
and sps nj two pleasant days with
him-fOund his mOther-in-law, Mrs.
Goodwin. Of Salina, with him. Joe
IL enjoying life, il engaged in the
coal, wood and feed trade doing a
good business, and looks ten years
younger than when he left Kansas
We drove five miles down the
beach, one Of the finest drives. bar
ring the shade, / ever saw. aud We
gathered a lot 81 shells. got a good
mess Of fish and oysters and enjoy
ing them IN full. together with clam
soup. left 1.-THE sad Sea waves"
and returned to Riverside. and 60
work again very we'll pleased with
my trip. In my next / may tell
something Of my trip 10 san Diego.
which took later in company with
my brother. forgot TO state that
Long Beach T. the Chautauqua Of
the state, having an immense taher-
nacle for the exercises, pleasantly
situated in grove Of eucalyptus
trees. IL is also q noted summer re-
sort for the interior portion Of the
state, and noted for it, sea bathing.
but 10 has no harbOr. NJ 4. T..
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some corn has already been
planted ia this vicinity.
The Lutheran church people have
taken step towards organizing 8
choir for their church.
Mr. =. Gillespie j. sick with
rheumatism
Cambria boa-t- 81 au amateur
theatrical troupe. consisting Of male
members only. As they are nOu
practicinE very diligently we may
expect 90 hear from them IN tie
near future.
Several Of our young people 20 70
Culver this -ThursdayI evening q
attend the marriage 81 Miss Emms
Thomas % l. N. IaflOck.
George Delaney o. still housed %
with erysipeias, although much i'm
proved.
Mace Richardson and wife have
rented rooms % {. A.. Brown and
have taken mp their residence IN
Cambria
The pulpit T. being put Ia the
church this week which will add
greatly 60 the appearance Of the
church. JEWELL"
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feet was not as good as Il should be.
There should be more than one man
watch. ng the work. The caves-in
had made Mr. FitzgibbOn much
trouble. One reason for this was
his going below the water line,
which he was not required to do IN
der his contract. While the heavy
trains had been doing a great deal Of
switching above the tunnel-nO
! damage had resulted. He believed
the tunneling as good twhere the
work was done we'll as the open cut.
And the work can be done just as
well where wells are put down and
tunneling between. Il is good poll
ey TO have inspectors on hand while
brick is being laid.
Mr.. Daum cOineided thoroughly
with Mr.. Underworld views on this
question.
Mr. Bristol thought where tunnel
ing wss done, freshei would make
trouble.
Engineer Johnson thought there
would be no trouble except by back
water pressure.
Mr.. Supple moved that the COM
mittee be instructed to have the
sewer completed by the open cut or
tunnel process, as they thought best,
while Mr. Bristol made an amend
ment that they have u finished &C
cOrding TO specifications. The
amendment received no second, the
motion carried, all except Mr. Bris-
tol voting for IL.
The resignation Of Mr.. Johnston
- city engineer Was here rendered,
with the recommendation that his
partner Mr.. BurfOrd be appointed to
succeed him. Mr.. Johnston said
that he could not give his personal
attention to the city business. The
resignation was reluctantly accept
ed, and only on the ground that he
would Insist upon vacatiug the Of
flee. He said that he would. when
ever he was ia the city, give all the
assistance possible ia the sewer con-
structiOn. He thought Mr. Burford
could do fully IS well - himself.
He recommended that three inspec-
tors were needed for the sewers.
one to look after the mortar, one
after the briek-lsying, aud the engi-
neer. with general supervisory pow
ers.
line pnmmniI her. a1innrnnI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

Little John, the Il months old
babe Of W. +. Adams on Republic
avenue, had the misfortune 10 break
both bones 81 the left forearm Mon
day afternoon. Drs. Devices aud
Brown were called aud set u. He j.
foing a. well a. could be exDected.
Bates Cavanaugh, son Of ThOs.
| Cavanaugh Of the Olympia Partisan,
| goes To West Point in April a. a
| cadet from Washington Territory.
lie is a bright boy aud will pass
muster with credit 90 himself, the
Territory and his illustriOus father.
-lIh0fcOm ". T., RcrcHic.
Many in Sallna will remember
this young gentleman, and will en-
dor-- heartily what il said Of him,
An arrest and bail WAS sued out
against X. b. Wilson before Justice
Bishop by J. y Schwartz n Co,
and was tried Monday. The
claim was for $50 and interest
cu work performed about four years
ago, for roof put upon building.
Wilson clsiu.ed damages 10 cover
the claim. The jury awarded him
50 damages and gave judgment 10
the plaintiffs In the sum Of t6l.1u.
Memorial services will hr held
under the auspices Of the Grand
Army Post st the NJ. r. church on
Memorial sunday May - Rev.
A y see has been engaged 10
preach the Memorial sermon. Mr.
See preached the first Memorial
sermon in Sslina, which was 10 1883.
The choir of the chu IA Ls- like
wise been engaged for tie occasion.
Rev. W. II. Sweet and Rev. J b.
John= have been selected 10 deliver
the addresses on Decoration Day.
May -.
Geo. J Gentry, deputy -h-riri. ar
rived Saturday evening, having ia
custody &. VI Kern-, arrested Tor
forgery He WIS., al once confined
iu jail The L. ?. depot was crowd
ed with those mainly who had gon,
there 10 see him brought back
Mr.. Gentry experienced uo difficulty
90 bringing him back from New
Orleans. Judge Kinds. lu char
Oers today al Saiina, fixed Hern'>
bail at g 0DJ. aud imposed cost oi
s3nupon MS former bondsnten for
expenses entailed Ia his recar,ure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

Mr.. Harry Curry takes charge OF
the Orner drug store, having pur-
chased the stock During his long
service g. chief clerk Of the Seitz
drug store, he has proved himself
second 20 no druggist in this city.
His geniality has become almost
proverbial aud he il held in the
highest regard by our citizens. He
cannot but becOme the leading drug
gist in this portion of the State.
lis first man j. Mr.. Jack COffman.
also long employed In Mr. SeitZ' :
store, where he has NOn legion Of
friends by his urbane, uniformly
courteous manners. He will make
strong ally for Mr.. Curry. The
new establishment is well equipped
for tne business, aud we wish u
abundant success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19
FTTKPATRICE a GatVG.
Real E-tate. 1.saH. SD susar-
aaee Aaeat- aad ab-trae-
ter

They will h- pleased to go yau
to-day amt every other dav. lt rh-fr
Office in Poet Onlr- El..k. -aiiua
Kan-a-. \ regular lime % b1sE- s-.I
carriage run from their CORNER Cd
al parts of the city. fire. 90 rharrs
20 all who wish o. examine th-It
bargains In city and suburban prop
erty. They will -~iI -.u lot- ia
south Park hny BY two huu.re,I
feet in size. a. from three hundr-.i
and -eventy-fve dollar up ta hr-
hundred d"llsr- each. and give vsu
liberal term- They have one o. the
finest blocks in this Hn--t sIftIau
They have an ser- fronting au SAINTS
p Avenue and Highland sveuu-. a
beautiful tract for very r-a-ouai.Is
price. Cali and --. aiout 90. Three
lots on santa p Avenue in th- Ean-
-a- W-s-yan grounds. 40 together
on corner for Only fifteen hun.Is-f
dollars. How would ysu HE- tee
fine lots on Iron Avenue Or only
eighteen hund=-d DOLLAR Th-r
arr bargain. In fact spare i- tas
valuable O. -num-rnt. nisny 20 thu
bargains. Thee may b. -aIJ before
you -ee them. Do you ui-l to bas-
row money 10 assist in boil ling yea
hou~~: They have money fo Iasn
on city property for one. two or
three year., principal aud iut~r--t.
payable 81 their ofHce They have q
complete 80 ~ sbstraet hook. 81
Saline county. kept 10 every as.
DO not buy anything uiihaut sa
abstract, they will furnish you e.ul-
plete abstract % q very r.ssouatls
price They are the agents for ire
Connecticut Matual Life Insurance
Company for loaning money an
farms. You can get money On rua-i
property 81 per cent and q rsasau-
able commission. o. you Eaut q
straight loan they gill o. betterfhan
most q the loan companies. Ous
rood feature o. the-s loan. 8. that
they can Be paid in SUM- % one aun-
dred dollars, Ehsnever q euupau 90
due, and the interest rsduesd tEaf
much all the losn can - Paid eel
any time. They have houzss ana
lots for sale, farms for sale. and aere
tracts for sale. IN fset almost aag-
thing you may need. This spa-s 49,
longs to them snd from time % line
special bargains uHl spPear. -
not forget the Piace nor ire afas.
Fitzpatrick q Going Pei 0mee
Block, saiIna. Eansaa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

ment appeared in Philadelphia
paper wanting men TO work ON the
construction OF a railroad &c 6u cents
a day, aud four times the men want
ed applied for the situation His
father told him he had two men
work for him for s. a month the
year round, and under the rules Of
traffic OF free trade tiIaes they were
compelled 10 take their pay out Of
the store. Dressed hogs in those
anti-tariT days brought 81 - n hun
dred pounds. Wagons which then
cost $40 you eau get now for $50 and
go. Those were the good old De-
mOcratic days Of free trade, Why
was il that there has been so much
more money in the past 3uyears than
ia the past 10 years before: For 80
years We had been sending. under
free trade, our money 90 foreign
shores. This Was Ia the good old
Democratic days when bscon and
pumpkins constituted the harder.
but they tell Us We have too much
money In the treasury. Reduce the
tariff snd you will make that sur
plus greater. Under horizontal re-
duetiOn Of ten per cent. more ar
ticles manufactured in foreign
countries will be brought here and
the surplus will continue to iu-
crease. The speaker wanted the
tariff made 80 high that no English
man could bring his goods here.
The next thing he would do would
be To elect some mau beside Mr..
Cleveland President, and give the
boys a good pension all around.
The Democrats had cried. "Turn
the rascals out" and had got into
power. They had counted the
money in the Treasury rather
had got Republican To count 90 Tor
them-and had found il all right
Labor was one-third higher in
Pennsylvania than In Virginia. for
the reason that Pennsylvania had
added manufactures TO her agrirul-
ture. The same comparison was made
respecting Ohio aud Kentuc XIV. To-
the advantage Of the former State.
The average value Of laud iu
Georgia was Sl4 an acre and in Wis /
cOnsin 50 an acre. No purely agri- /
cultural country can prosper You |
must have adversely. The history of !
nations shows that that nation which ,
hasa diversified industry D. the |
mostiprOsperous.
Capt. Johnson hoped aud believed /
the ~. Louis convention would |
nominate Mr.. Cleveland aud eN-
pressed :he opinion that Mr.. Clrvr-
lands message would be the plat
form Oh which the candidate would |
20 before the country. There are |
Birminghams and Augustus spring /
ing up that will not have this free /
trade fallacy. Virginia had scented |
the danger Of the Mills bill 20 re-
duce the tariff.
The Third Party, Prohibitioui-ts,
were reminded that they were tread
ing very dangerous ground in rele-
eating that question to the National
Congress. They should first labor
to secure a majority Of the States
for prohibition. Its possible that
they may overreaeh themselves and
DO their cause lasting harm.
The Republican galaxy was
grand indeed. Among the illus
triOus names were those Of Lincoln,
Pap Thomas. sherman, Johu A.
Logan, L. >. Grant and James 6.
Blaine. The cause Of the Republi-
can party was right and courageous
aud would succeed AZ the coming
election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

The annual meeting of the central
Ian-1- District Medical society
,iIi boz held in lhr Board oct Trade
rooms Tomorrow. A large attend
mcr h. expected and ample provls-
ION for the entertainment oI it,
members has heru made b., the
local physicians DR.. Robb. of Rus
sell. il lhe president sud Dr " r
Fowler. 81 Russell, secretary. The
following is the program:
AFTERNOON SESSION.
]. Call to order AT l.3O a. IN.
p Calling the roll aud reading of
minutes.
g. Report of committee Of ar
engagements
g. Address of welcome hy acting
msNor A. p Cravrn-.
. Report OF committee ou elec-
fiou- and submission OF new mem-
urr-
81. Regular order of busiur--
First, papers D. Errors ol irfrac-
tom la children. Dr.. = VI. An
der-ou. - "Antiseptic surgery. 90
DR. r. q. Wright. 3. Nasal
catarrh. Dr r l. Carhari.
"PuePeral fever, Or II. n Rus-el
second. discussion. "Diptheria."
$50 . IA adjournment, followed
by excursion through city.
80. banquet At Grand Central
Hotel
EVENING SESSION.
]. Call 90 order st half-past Eight
. Report Of officers aud standing
committees.
g. Miscellaneous business
4. Selection OF place at next meet
my.
. Election Of officer.
q. Annual address 81 President.
O.. Adjournment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

can pasture 50 head Of steers on
my section 10 miles southeast Of sa-
lima. Abundance Of spring water.
Price 20 cents per mouth. Address
% Assaria, Kansas.
u maxwell PHILLIPS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

You cannot afiOrd TO waste tune in
experimenting when your lungs are
in danger. Consumption always
seems. at first only q cold. Do not
permit any dealer 70 impose upon
you witt some cheap imitation Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds, but be
sure you get the genuine. Because
he can make more profit be may tell
you he has something just a. good,
or Just the same. Don't be deceived,
but insist upon getti ng DR.. Kings
New Discovery. which IL guarau-
teed to give relief In all Throat,
Lung and Chest affections. Trial
bottles free at Oscar Seitz's drug
store. Large bottles 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-19

denomination % teachers will
be held in the high school building
In salina, on Saturday, April -.
lsss, Commencing 90 5 a. m.
A. J. CARRUTHERs,
lea County suP't.