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Big Dinners.

Every day In this city thousands Of persons
eat too much at dinner, and, as A consequence.
suffer from Sour Stomach. Heartburn, Indi-
gestion. Dyspepsia &c II these will take inst
one Of Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
after eating. they will be surprised BY the en-
tire absence of those unpleasant feelings xhirh
daily distress them, and may continue in their
improper course Of eating big dinners without
fear. Only one little pill, remember.
Five years ago | had constant cough,
night sweats. was greatly reduced in flesh, and
had been given up by my ply sieians. began
TO take Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and after us
ing two bottles of this medicine, was COM
pletely eured"-Anga A. Lewis, Ricard, \.
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National News.

National News.
4 Memphis and Charleston have made |
arrangements to bring 5000 negroes from
Carolina and Georgia to various points in
the Yazoo delta. over 5000 negroes al
ready have been brought out.
A bold case of kidnapping occurred
| Thursday morning on South Water street
Chicago, enc Of the business thoroughfares
III the city Henry Rosenberg. pesidler
| Of vegetables. drove into the stiret men
/ TONED and wcnt Into a market house to
| buy Tin supplies, leaving in his wagon his I
| two sons, aged 10 and years while he
was gone an unknown man appeared, and
lifting the younger boy from the wagon
ran rapidly away with him No trace OF
the child has been secured.
NEW YORK, Aug 2s.-Sleamship City OF
| Paris arrived in New York Wednesday
morning, She has broken the record
again. beating her own hest time from
! Queenstown by three hours and ~ miu
! utes. The actual time from Queenstown
to Sandy Hook lightship was ave days 10
hours and Is minutes
Senator Henry Il. Payne Of Ohio SAYS
| the worlds fair Of 1899 will afford this
| country the greatest opportunity it will
ever enjoy to promote our trade relations
/ with the republics Of Central ami South
America and Brazil. Their resources arc
/ Of marvellous extent and VARIETY Immi.
grafton from Europe t. tending in their H.
rcctinu aud their possibilities for indus
! trial and commercial Development are A.
| most without limit
/ Los Angeles. Gal. Aug. y "A sharp
i.Ag - 49,
| geles Cal "Wednesday evening lasting
about ten seconds Clocks were stopped
and ceilings were cracked s. far as
/ known no other damage was done
| 1t i stated thst Mrs. James q Blaine.
| Jr.. who has been rehcarsing for her thea
! irical debut IS seriously III with IrHsnma
tory rheumatism. Il viii be some time hc-
| fore she IAN appear on The stage
"A, about Two o'clock Tuesday 4f,gr.
I notA .f .a~s H,,k H..g I'd fAe naU fat-
/ tors NJ s'..tlaa.s> S ta. ~ ~alt. Furaa-
Z d. IA exploded I.Yt m,li wt,r .a~rau'- 4
. III killrd. we urnasAiv WITH ai- ard fnur
/ were ,rri.A.t u5ary5 Ihc kllled arr
kieuari Ack.ay oant1ld Smith, lahn
Br>twicN. Isaac baA.laaa s@t .,ly III
7 nan \ Hiie- ani Gtur4. ~ett.rk V.N
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Peter Reynolds, Jr., "a years old. was
caught beneath falling rock in the Chapman
Quarry, Westerly, r. L., Aug. &c, horribly
dismembered. and died In few hours.
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BAR II ,EHoE, Nj, Augn-t ash lisa
y T.. Wl>WtLl-, President.
FRED e. LYMAN. Treasurer.
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'6-E It'll
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State News.

In frceport a scarcity Of teachers for
the primary school, il reported. The gir.s
gar make from five ID twelve dollar,
WEEK in the Shoe IA tory aud only from
five to seven dollars weekly IN the school
rlnu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-09-05

A iTue copy, Attest .-CHAs r, BoER. Reeister
3w34s Ne4s'e''
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Black Dress Goods.

One case of Ladies ribbed Jersey Vests at 10 cs halt
price. - doz Kid Gloves 80 cs our regular 7Ioo goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Gtewart will caso Surrogste's Court 10 80 a. n
denomination OF accounts at tho Sub-Treasury.
Meeting OF the Brooklyn Bridge Trustees.
sale Of the Rockaway Hotel, ReAI Estate Exchanee.
Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors meeanss
Tunera OF Edwin Post Mitchell, Church OF the Asesn'
sion Effth.aye and Tenth-st., IL a. m.
Public inspection OF the Inman steamship CITY OF
Paris , -. A., VII ~.
195 Est Ffeenths afternoon. and meeting. SteinWay
Hall, p. m. - ,..,.,,.. ~. o,
Meeting Of the New.York Indian AssoeAaon' NO. Il
West Thirty -second-st, 3 30 p. M
Annual Easter sale OF the Society OF Decorative Arr
No % East Twenty-hrstst, afternoon 60,
brooklyn Presbytery South Third Street Chufen'
Brooklyn, afternoon. - -,
Meeting Of Democratic and Republican Business Msn''
organizations No. O. whtc-st., p. m
international Chess Congress, No. Union square
Congregational Club, No. % West TwenJ-thlrd'st'
80 p. m. -. - ,,.I. -.
Captatn f. L, Zalinsk "Coast and Harbor De-
fences Republican Club, No. $50 Fifthave., D. N
Election OF officers Of Tammany Society, evening
Meeting OF the Jersey City Board OF Trade, beceno
National Bank building, Jersey City, .. m.
Young Mems Democratic Club, Hoffman House, y. NJ
Meeting Of the sth Regiment Broadway and Thirty
sxth-st., y. m. -
Meeting OF the Hospital Saturday and Sunday AAso
cation ST. Luke Hospital Fifty fourth'st and Fifth
ave-, 8 p. m.
Academy Of Sciences Columbia College, p. m.
Irish Parliamentary Fund Association. Hoffman House
D.
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NEX.YORK CITY.


At the Sawyer Memorial Church. one-hundred and
twenty -sevent-st near Lexington-ave. this evening
at rs O'Clock the Rev. Dwight NJ. Hodge Will read
selections from the best authors. Admission free.
NJ H. Pogson, pastor of the Sixteenth Street Bap-
list Church, addressed the American Temperance
Union yesterday afternoon at Chckering Hal on
Jack the Giant-Killer" The great blunderbore Of
this age he said was drink and 1t behoOvcd every
body TO become a Jack and help slay that awful
monster
The 25th Regiment, New-York Volunteers. Veteran
Association, held meeting yesterday afternoon at
No. 1913 Bowery, and passed their bylaws. 1t was
also determined that the regiment should take part
in the parade on May 1. and that meetings should
be held on the second and fourth Sundays Of every
month There were present Major P. Connolly, pres
dent James Beddon, vice president Sergeant James
o,NeiI. treasurer James Billings, secretary; Lieu
tenant Hicks and Sergeant Benjamin Herman
An entertainment was given at Harrigan's Park
Theatre last night for the Confederate Soldiers Home
at Austin, Tex
Several OF the foreign buyers Of Enrich Brothers
started on tho steamships Umbra and La Gascogne TO
visit foreign markets in search Of novelties for their
new establishment which they expect to open early
in the fall at Twenty thrd-st. and slxth-sye Many
of their friends and representatives OF the trade were
down to wish them a safe voyage
william McKenna. age thirty Avo, of No. 327 West
Twenteth-st st., was drowned yesterday in the East
River near Pier No. g. His body was not recovered.
The delegate Of the Holy Namo branch Of the Irish
League has handed 1915 to Treasurer Kennedy Of the
Municipal Council In aid Of the Parne Defence Fund.
The Grattan Club Irish organization, has sent
TO the treasurer Of the Municipal Council of the Irish
National League 81 $50 for the Parnen Defence Fund
The agitation in favor of selling vegetables by
weight has been practically abandoned Largo dealers
contend that shrinkage wastage, and the necessity
~ prompt deliveries when tho Southern steamers I'M
load heavily are obstacles not to be overcome.
The annual sacred COMFORT In aid of st. Francis
1osnital in Flfth.st. near Avenue d, which is In
charge of the Sisters Of tho Poor OF st. Francis Will
be given in steinway Hall on next Sunday evening
April g.
The Prison Association of Eew-York has received
NJ its Office a working model Of the newly invented
rotary tal a curious piece Of mechanism that cost
about $500 1t is OF the many objects OF In
,eret TO be seen at the Office of tho association. No
1876 East Fiiteenth-st
General George A. sheridan's address, in opposi
on TO tho utterances Of Colonel 1ngerson In regard
~ Christianity and the Bible. was greatly appauded
hv a small audience at the Union Square Theatre last
evening. The reductio ad absurdum OF the pagan
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OUTGOING STELkEBS
TUESDAY, APRIL l6
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.YoBK....-....sUNDAY APRIL IL
ARRIVED

PORT or NEw.YoRK...-....sUND APRIL L. 1889
ARRIVED
% o.sn LAKE ah dss % James Co dat The
S Steamer Sa.V. tee IAawiE Hamburg Mar So Hayre
April . With ndss and esq passengers to cOrui Arrived
si nS S poSSiI Intr, schm Hamburg 49, with
dse and 7A passengers 70 cerI Arrived at the Bar At
sseSae. Amsterdam ses Potter RS;,sTa1 IN Mar 80 Ei,9
n s,sSmct IA Champagne dr. Boyur Havrc April with
Sse and VS. paISsbEss Forget Arrived Al the bar at
steamer Saratoga Carts Mexican pors ta Havana. with
mass and passcnssTs Jas Ward Co Arrived At the Bar
steamer hampshire OBJ, Kerrulsh YA.aRIas aayH with
sugar 70 It'll smsSoush 3D. frasr Beimu6s days in
ballast 70 oGisrbfdEs6 Co Arrived At the Bar al SJ5
Steamer poroas Csr Cook St John NIB days. tOJ Par
STEAMER Asisr Percy Galveston days with md'o to t
Steamer Nex.orlsanss Haley, Se~'oreanA days with
mdse and passsnssrs 70 seaman, Nav, and Nor,ok
with mdss and passengers % 0h Dominion 8. Co =,
oss .sA ,o Old pominion 81 90
Steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with misc 70 Horano
Steamer Herman winter HAott Boston. with mdsO to HP
ship Fior stafford sni!h s!nEapors l?i days with md'o
BsrE May Grseawood Tooker. Auckland NJ. lO7 days
VII" BsI fu F. P'' TSSaseh Als1andettA 100 days
1d.s o order vessel 2 TgoSa Edys Co ,,, ,.. 10
Won @sI Pn .ssSt CIV ssg5sn
Bi1 ASa% a xSqn mas. HE onds Ts Ella
BARK XTsmis tNeI Noe Les Stables 80 dAys with nd'e
esr ts NOD HaSeuaa On,syso 90 days
10 r Wilder a 90; weasel 20 Funoh. Edyo d 90. -,
BARK Mary Hale Higgins, ToeontA 20 days Win WOODS
TO w Wilson Cos vessel TO Aeteaf d 20.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind light 8, clear. Al City
Island. WIND light SWi clear,
Arrived yesterday
steamer charles MorAud tB MArshAll MAn,anla Day.
sugar Apauldng Deoarmenda Bro Arrived a. inc
| bar 81 6;30pm.
Steamers Richmond Hin aud CITY Of Manchester Londoni
R9stef City Brisol Bualo Hull AlsA Kingston HsrbA,
BaTeooa
Bark Chlgnecto, for Rouen
Also saed-va Long Island soundstsamsrS ElsAnorA for
| Portland; II Dimook Boston
BARK Eva Lynch, for ~ John, Nh
THE MOVEMENTS OF. sTEAAERS
| FOREIGN PORTS.
ouKyggrowg April l4-Arrved steamer AurAnlA OBJ
Hams from On her way to Liverpool tAnd proceed
| ed), -..-,,-- A. ,,----, 49,.
scIY Hpril il-Passed steamer wielAnd Gsr) Barsnds
| from New York her way 10 Hamburg -
ANTwERP April l3SaIleh, steamer Pennand tBelE, "ey
| err for NeW.York ..--.- d., -. -,
HAvRE April h-ArTfyed, steamer Ia bourBoBne tfrb
/ FrAnguel from New. York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ATuRE ALMANAC.

TOPAZ.
Sun nses bI7l set, eSS sots Gas Mems age lS
RICH WATER
Msandv Hook 7.0S asv. Island. 729 Hell Gate ei6
SE-SSndy Hook 7t31 Gov. Island TBS Hal GAtA VAz
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argument was the speakers chief weapon and he us''
IL effectively,
oPENTYG 4 NEW CHURCH.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE ED1r1cB AT IENox'
AVE! AND 1eaD-sT.

A DESCRIPTION OF THE EDIrIcE AT LENox:
AVE- AND 1eaD-sT.
The opening services Of the new building OF inc
HoIy Trinity church. at Lextngton-ave and one-hun-
dred andtwentylsecond.st were held yesterday morn
ing. Tho Rev. DE- I. Newton Sanger the rector
preached the sermon IN the morning; the communion
services were held at noon; an even-song service was
held at D. m and services were held In the evening
There VIII be services held evening during the
week, and tonight Bishop Potter will hold connrma
ton services The original church building was at
FItthave and One hundred. -twcnty- ffthst. and
on February II, 1880, 1t was burned IL was reo~is
the same year, and about two years ago 1t was sold
to the Hebrew Synagogue Israel. Since then tho
parish has been worshpping in the Young Mems ChrS
tian Association Building =.
The new building Is Largo and commodious ~
is built I'm the shape OF Greek GROSS with hsh
bell.tover on tho corner. The four arms OF tho
church where they lntersect each other have large
semloIrcar arches which span fifty and sixty feet
and gables are Introduced IN the north ana south sn
septs Tho seating capacity OF ne %cTe
granite with light brown Long meadow Sandstone
thLmminrs The Interior Is finished In light woods
The roof Of the building is covered with tles ana mn
ished In oak The pews and ohancol furniture are
the altar being placed In the centre Of the chanoel
instead OF against the rear wall ana IS 80 arangeo 10
Ia accommo5 ate both clergy and surphced choir;
Tho Sunday school has three large roOhs anu
library on the ground floor. and four large rooms on
the door above. The rooms arc so arranged win
nartttions however, that the whole may DO thrown
INTO one Adjoining the church Is the rectory. inc
total cost of site and building was S3"I,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

HENRY A, DANIELS, NJ. D,
3ip WEST i7eTH-sT.
Diseases Of the Nervous system qthto Urinary Organs,
I'm potenos and sterfiity. Hours 70 IL, 6toA
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so and 81 West 23d-st.
IS THIS TIE C0YsERvA'S HULLf

The British steamer Hampshire, Captain Kefruish
four hnlf days MatanEaa which reached here
yesterday reports that April L. In latitude Ss degrees
4s minutes NORTH longitude 70 30 west, she passed n
vessel bottom up. The wreck apparently IRON
1870 TO 200 feet long, painted black her stern being about
Ave feet out Of and her bow under water AZ The
fore spar standing about twelve feet high with Iron
work attached ana wreekage, consisting OF spAIs
around tho fore part and end apparently opmask
painted white, with rigging attached. The seq was
smooth but breaking heavily over tho vessel. Tbs
wreck NOT great distance from whore the CensafvA
II supposed 70 have gone down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
Pillow Cases, Sheets, Towels.

We announce for this week 1000
pairs 22lx36 inch Pillow Cases,
with wide hem stitching, at $1.5O
per pair, and 300 pairs 27x36 at
$500 per pair; our prices have
been SO. so and SO 90 respectively.
Pillow Shams with one and two
rows of handsome drawn work, at
$3.50, $500, $500, $3.50 and
81 so per pair ; would be cheap
at double these prices. Linen
Sheets 2lx2s, hemmed and hem
stitched, at rs, So. 10 and $3.50
per pair. Tray Cloths and Side
Board Covers, with fancy open
work and knotted fringes, at %
cents and 80 cents each.
HemstitchedT Towels, plain white
and with fancy cOl0red borders, at
25 cents, 37d cents and 80 cents
each. Rich Novelties in fringed
and hemstitched Luncheon and
Tea Sets, and an extensive assOrt-
mentOf choice embroidered cloths,
TRay-clOths, Scarfs, etc.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15

To MOTHERS.
Mrs wIHsLowB SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething .
soens the gums reduces Inflammation Aays all palm cures
wind colo and diarrh1A 20 eents botuo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
PUCKINGHAM-MarshallF Field, OF Chicago ChAN
ENDoN-E C. varas Chilian Minister ct washington
FIFTH AVENUE-Gen. J. a. Williamson, Of "ashins
ton Christopher L. Magee, Of Pitsbug anc Cen Ansoh
O. MeCook uOFFMAN-Judge J. ]. jackson, oil west
vIrglria and Irving NJ Scott. Of San Francisco. ST.
nENIs-ConRressman David WILDER. Of oneontA N. Y.
Sr JAMEs-Jenerson Chandler, Of St. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
DELURYS ADVICE.

Gentlemen who cannot afford 20 patronizs Frat
class priced tailor bad better purchase nom
n reliable ready made clothing house rather than be
duped those cheap John tnIors who advertise that
they can furnish $50 $50 suit Of clothes fer S1S'
SIS, &c.
This House voIda the outra extremes prae.
tsed among the tailoring trade In ths country-viE,
deceptive chea pness and fancy high prices. Delury
Gays his principle IL produce 1rst-cIass relIabe-
made garments, commanding character and style, at
strictly moderate charges.
Tho Immense stock OF Scotch CheVists, Homespuns,
SerEes, dsc., which making mp In the popular
Lounge Jacket and shooting Cont SuitnRs for S25 aud
$50, are great demand for stylish and rouEh-nud
ready
The New Album ofRashlons pabllshed By the UPPER
TRADE SOCIETY of ENGLISH TAILORS for thia
House contains photographic Illustrations and gives
description OF all the latest styles % GaFmeats Ha"
teriaIs, &C., that will ind the fhvauF dpFtng the
Spring aud for Gepiismens Bnd Ladies
Tailoring. This book, containing reffTeaess om ell
the leading families, be obtaiued on appIieaticn.
No deposit required orders PLACED With this house
from reliable persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-15
Announce ments.

"CLARo" AND MADuRo"-THE LATEST
and most fashionable shades Of Derby Hats.
EsPBSscHEID, lis Nsssau.st, ll9
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-07

nessr In the same territory can past
the happy hours away hunting
moose, caribou, bear, etc.
In the numerous lakes near 81
John, almost Is beautiful In scenery
(if not In historical interest) a. the
lakes of Scotland aud Switzerland,
the best Of trout nshing 10 afforded.
The noble St. John river, with its
Rhine and Hudson-llke shore line,
10 ut hand.
IL the tourist would wander about
the Wharfs OF the harbor and look
at the ships from all countries and
hear the jargon Of the sailors (which
may have been equslled 1t Babel
not slnce) he has the privilege to do
so.
But the man who has established
his penates In st. John temporarily
Is expected to write sOmething Of
the city, its port (sald 10 be fourth
In Importance In the British empire
ranking next after London, Liver
pool and Glasgow) the habits and
customs Of the people, and their
commercial interest. He IL also
expected to interest the Saline
county farmer by writing OF the
farmsteads Of this sterile land,
stock raising, etc. All these inter-
ests shall be spoken Of In due time
In epIstles which I may have leis-
ure TO indite at various periods.
For the present, sufficient
AZ. ID. 8.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-07

Real estate transfers for the two
weeks ending November s, 1889, fur
nIshed by Fitzpatrick a Going
Abstrsctors, amounting to sll ,s44.sI
A c Hedlund ct al 10 Johanna W. Lind.
qulst 9ed mo- 81 sw51 q 49,
william Kicker 20 Elizabeth Kicker Nd
81 500 WI nls nwlt 70 "a -
ES0.OJ lots q and q san street Jones add.
A Hawkes. TO heirs Of A B Dickinson Qed
q 90 lot io5 5th street salina-
r A Bureh and VT 70 ? Garrison ct al qcd
L A Austin and hus 10 salIna Lumber Co.
Nd t5D.0 lot 9 Santa Pc Ave X w uu.
Peter Olson 20 Z a Austin wd tiTS@ lot
saIIna Lumber 90 70 W n HerbIg wd
sE0.o lot Santa Re Ave X w UG.
Z M Inst association % Josie Van Meter
saline county 20 D Ne Allaster ted st3-E
TicSapman and VI Sarah N Knapp nd
.0o@ lots lsh IS blk 81 Hawkes. add to
IL Alien and vi 10 Samuel Knapp Nd
tioo0O lots y u Is 10 II bib Everhafts add
70 SP Sison co. 10 D F,,upa.r,es G, al udrSew
LeWis W Brown 20 Fred L Martin I'd
issos f sae si ana u i to Fred M.r,ld I'd
t1&8.O 81 setf - HL
ITO 6lol Olson pat NJ MY % D9
Aaron ROBBINS and VI "a W. J. HagieF
wd $50 % lot 10 State street Univ add.
Theresia Flicker and hus 10 John BuchI Nd
ti5eD lots and blk Riyerside PARK sid.
w II Bishop 90 w Hagler I'd tigD.0D lot
blk y Epls Mi last add.
UP Ry 90 20 sheldos L Sheppard Nd exc.
fiSTs s = r e, al TO T n str.skler
qcd tloo0: und { Int "a nelS iHl.
X strieklef q al 20 fiofs B strickler qcd
aiN0 20 a nd 4 int net. net. HI
7 II strietier et a 70 Charlse ssriekler
qed tl0oe0 und 4 Int nwk nel< tHL
United states 90 Daniel Dockard patent
NJ seit ana
tni.sd states to John Hspner patent VI
ne. 4lS2
n Holmqulst and Vt 20 Alliance Trust Co
I'd n@ 2 sSs and ssS ~ sws lisL ,.,,.
wd ti0peD ST Iek
Ell wilder ard VI % y T. Weaver wd
tlaS.O lot - blk 81 Hawkes. add 10 Gypsum
CITY.
Edwara L wilder and VITO W II Feder-
ben tsoeo lot u blks Hawkes. sd % Gyp-
sum City.
lot 10 bib Hawkes. add 10 Gypsum City.
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saii.. River Bsssiiss..


The hrst snow Of the season.
A little too cool for comfort the Last
Few days.
Mr.. 8. E. Short 10 loading wheat
&C Marydel.
M n sbort 80. In s.,,,. a,
business last Saturday.
The .,i,,, "A M.,,a.l A. n.x.,
smntv Of css. sach 4. m. ,,sh ~
busIness A th.t ,i.es
c. -,
cay, hmprsws wnere vas you Iasl
oaucsy 70 .sse come givehn account
sneIy nop - 90 Dc nsia ~ n.
"a. IN .ne nov Isr OF Iuiure-mAy u
cone WIN sood evening.
Mr.. Cant says that he has corn
that measures 50 bushels per acre
pretty good for drouthy Kahsas, is'nt
10.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-07
A lucky Farm.r.

The Topkea Democrat vouches for
a statement to the effect that q
Saline county farmer, who was
d, 600 and some interest In debt, had
given up In despair, when his credi-
tsrs told him 10 20 ahead one more
year and they would see him
through. That was last year. He
planted $40 acres In wheat and VIII, n
he harvested 10 the yield by actual
scale measure was just one peck less
than forty bushels to the acre
average. He had the whole crop
contracted for before the grain was
cut, at 81 cents per bushel, and he
went 20 the agent, paid Off his entire
debt, principal and interest, and had
$1,000 clean cash left. Besides this,
be had nearly 30 acres Of fine corn,
and to the results Of this years work
must be added his fine crops Of
sorghum, millet, hay, etc. When
he received his mortgage back, can
celled, he took it and tore Il to little
bits I'm the presence Of the agent OF
the trust company, vowing that 30
long as he lived he would never
again borrow Q cent on mortgage for
speculation purposes, aud Il IL not
likely that he wlll.-Cidy Center
Times
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-07
Brookville Items.
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Mrs. A. Jennings Of Salina, IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs J. c,
smith this week.
Will Roemer leaves to-day fOI
Greeley county, where he will stay
for the winter holding down his
claim.
The Brookville Roller Mills are
making arrangements to sell their
surplus -four In Texas. This will
give them q good market.
W. II. Gentry passed through the
city Wednesday on his eway from
Denver 10 Saiina- He has been
there 10 look after some cattle.
T. B. DALEY has been very sick
with quincy this week. Geo. Dun
cen has been running his store dur
Ing his absence. We sincerely trust
that his sickness will be Of short
duration.
Last Saturday night Miss Mary p.
Wright returned 30 Rockville for q
short visit, after m absence OF eight
years a. . missionary 70 Turkey in
Asia