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Morris tribune., 1889-08-28
PERSONALS.

y. Il. Camp visited Sauk Sentt'
last week.
/ j. e. Danielson left for the cities
to-day on business.
+ Mrs. schaller left for her home in
Hastfhgs, last Saturday.
s. A. Flaherty visited Ortonville OIL
legal business this week.
A. w. Jones, of Claremont, Dak.,
was in the city tins week.
j. r. Perkins, of Red Wing, was in
town last week greeting his many old
friends.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson and daughter
visited friends in the twin cities the
past week.
Geo. r. Lewis and wife, OF st.
Paul, have been in the city for the
past few days.
G. r. Smead, who represents Geo.
ID. Barnard s. Co., of st. Louis, was
in town Monday.
We are very sorry to hear that AL.
E. Stewart and family are soon to
move TO Litchfield.
Mrs. j. j. Jordan, of Fargo, N. d..
spent few days last week visiting
with ] d. aud Mrs. Good.
II. S. Judson is visiting friends and
taking in the G.. A. r. encampment
at Milwaukee this week.
s. w. Ruger, of Campbell, is in the
city to-day, on legal business. We
acknowledge a pleasant call.
Charley Hill returned Saturday
froma pleasant visit with friends at
Red Wing and other points.
f. l.. Pierce, of Milwaukee, was in
the city 4 few days the past week, en-
joying the chicken shooting.
John Maginnis came down from
Duluth Saturday to look after his
business interests in this county.
Mrs. J. Finney, of Red Wing, is in
the city visiting her daughters, Mrs.
w. G.. Bicknell and Mrs. Ward Stone.
Mrs. Ed. Westinghouse, of Wayer-
ly, has been in the city the past week
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Kemp.
L. E. Pearce is III Milwaukee. He
is expected home this week anu will
be accompanied by Mrs. Pearce's
mother.
Leslie Stlnson, of Aberdeen, Dak.,
and Miss Ada Swart, of Minneapolis,
are the guests of the formers parents
of this place. -s+
Miss Gertrude Jones, of West
Superior, Wis, and Miss L. Nj.
Brown, of Fond du Lac, Wis, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Jones.
Miss Emma Spooner is in the cities
this week. A first class trimmer aud
latest styles of millinery goods will
accompany her home the 1st of Sep
TENDER.
G.. g. Thorpe and wife, of Hancock,
and Miss, Carrie Walker, of Minne-
apolis, called upon Treasurer Thorpe
last Saturday Miss Walker is q
cousin of Mr.. Thorpe.
Rev. F. H.. Potts, of Benson, held
services at the Episcopal church on
Sunday, both morning and evening.
We received a very pleasant call
from the gentleman on Monday.
The Morris G. A. r. Post is repre-
sented at the national encampmenta at
Milwaukee this week by Comrades
W. L. Colyer, A. P. Dye, J. w. Nc
Coon, r. Northcott and Thos. Cola
han.
Mr.. Baker, who has been agent for
the American Express Co. here for
the past few months, has been trans
ferred to Neche, Oak. E. S. Hall is
at present occupying the position of
agent.
JIG. Hancock met with painful
accident Friday. In throwing
stick of wood into the arch of a brick
kiln knot caught his hand and
forced it against the red-hot door,
badly burning and decorating the
foreinger of his left hand.
"Hackmetack," a lasting and frag-
rant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Sold by Fritz Buckentin.
An exchange says: II any one de-
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28
REPORT or THE CONDITION
--oF THE
STEVENS COUNTY BANK,

At Norris in the State Of Minnesota, ut the close
Of business on the 18th day of August, 1882
RESOURCES
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

disease, from common Pimple to theworst
case of scrofula. can be cured by the use of
Biudbilder, the new vegetable Blood Puri-
fer, internally, and Coles Carb0IisalQes
the Great skin Remedy. externally
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

There will be free lecture at the
Congregational church tomorrow,
. Thursday, evening, by Mr.. G. w. g.
Hyde, one of the instructors conduct
: ing the State Teachers Institute.
Subject-"W Waiter Scott and his
Works. All are cordially invited to
attend.
A very interesting and pleasant en-
tertainment was given at the Con-
gregationa1 church last evening by
the instructors and attendants at the
teachers institute, assisted by local
talent. The programme consisted of
music, recitations, etc., and was en-
joyed by large audience.
----------------- - - :
A State Teachers Institute for this
county was opened at the west side
school house on Mendayg with
Messrs. G. w. Ct. Hyde and w. w.
ndergast as instructors. About forty,
teachers are present at the ses-
and so far the institute las
very successful.
The Ladies social Union pf the NJ !.
church will give q Chicken Pie
rIIot POTATO supper, at the resi-
oof Mrs. John House, on Friday
l,g. Supper will be served from
'cIock at the small sum Of Is
he public generally are cor
tied to attend and bring
fes with them.
has received litho-
If the new Lakeside
additions to Morris,
iii he is agent.
--- st south and east
Farge-and -Eefy
gardening. Il
chasing land
% your ad.
ore before
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28
IsEAL.l

The oldest and best Insur-
ance Companies represented
by +. H. Wellington.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

We are prepared to Loan
Money on good improved
Village Property. Call on
US COR terms.
2. a. McC arthy & Co.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28
Ineal 9otes.

School opens on Monday next.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

When You aslxsfor Badger soapsee
that Jon get It.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

We are in receipt of cards an
nouncing tlle marriage of u. lei. Well
lington and Miss Matte M. Scott.
which took place at the home Of the
bride in Winneconne, Wis, on Thurs
day, Aug. 22d. The happy couple
will be at home in Morris after Sept.
10. In connection with their host of
friends, the TRIBUNE desires to ex-
tend to Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington
their best Wishes for their happiness,
and trusts that their voyage through
life will be q prosperous and pleasant
one.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

L. A. Callahan met with q painful
accident last Thursday. While en-
gagged in repairing the engine at the
round elevator, small steam pipe
connected with the boiler blew out
and Tom was drenched with hot
water and his right hand and wrist
badly scalded. He had narrow es-
cape from receiving the scalding
water full in the face, which would
have been very serious matter.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

An exchange says: II any one de-
sires to know how keenly a paper
from the old home is appreciated, let
him sometime note his own feelings
when away from home on seeing a
copy. What is more, the sending of
an occasional copy to friends abroad
in this way, it benefits us, while at
the same time it is taken as an act of
kind remembrance on the part of the
sender.
The premium lists for the county
fair which takes place Sept. q and %,
are out. Let every citizen Of the
county put his shoulder to the wheel
and help make this the best fair we
have ever held in the county. We
have the stock. vegetables and grain
to make frst-clsss showing, and all
that is necessary to make the fair a
success is the hearty cooperation of
our citizens.
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

An eastern paper in a lecture on
language and its uses, speaks OF
swearing as follows: Young man
don't swear. There is no need of
swearing outside of newspaper
office, where it is useful IN proof read
ing and indIspensabIy necessary In
getting forms to press. II has been
known also to materially assist the
editor in looking over the paper after
It is printed. But otherwise it is a
very foolish habit,
Morris tribune., 1889-08-28

"Hackmetack.' a lasting and frag-
rant perfume. Price % and so cents.
Sold by Fritz Buckentin.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21


he s.eAliAalllp .'oAns nopksnss q ne
- = F1.;... .' - .s.,. -
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"A 1e.lar under ? oaxn II AhlcaSo.
gni.a,e 81 Dlooa slAaneA rs naxe neen
.s,l.as - Z -, .s'.l...- . - 80
go. ~. s-e-r;s $500 : 5sr.svr s-.-,. 49,.
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Ane Allcago po1a,a g lraoe. e lts ngnk
49, .sss. - - ~. 49, aosln ! -
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

DURING this month the speed Of
the sun visibly slackens = it moves
from The rernal equinox toward the
Summer solstice, it, increase in
northerly derlination being only =
little oYer half Of that dnring the
month 81 March. During the
month tie length Of the days in
crosses 81 minutes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

Tnr fne steamship Johns Hop
kins, belonging to the Merchants
and Miners Transportation COM
pany Of Baltimore, was burned to
the waters edge It her wharf At
Fort McHenry this morning. Loss
500. 900.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

1HE Superintendent Of the House
Il Correction Il Jessnp's Cut gives
il = his opinion that ninety-fEe
psr cent. 81 the inmates Of the in
ssisution we're brought there through
intsmp erance. What = plea for pro-
hihition.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

TX PRESIDENT CleTeland's moth-
erin law, Mrs. Folsom, was mar
RED yesterday 70 Mr.. Henry E.
Perrine. a. Jackson, Michigan
They viii reside Al Buffalo, \. \.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

NIKE foreign steamships arrived
1t New York yesterday, bringing
5,502 emigrants 10 become citizens
of this country.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

Bsr0g. Hay 71.-T1e freight hand
lers q TIE Boston ana Albany rsilfond
vzra IN Est no4nn hare sfrzack agminst
4 rean~fi0n ID wagex This ulHttHr has
ben referred 70 Grand Master Workman
pn.nzErIz
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

Form captains Of oyster dredging
vessels vera sent from Queen
Anne's county yesterday, to the
House Of Correction, found guilty
81 violating the oyster Law.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

Dr. 3. g. Wase,s Nerve and Brain Tres
MrmGs Gumzmmkee8 specific for Hys1eI1
Ul1Elne1 CcnEu1ainns. FEtss Nervous Neu1sr
ia. HeaHnche Eerwous Prostitution caused 2
- rs o. alcnnOl ~ tobacco, WGEe1u41s-
Mental Depression. EcEtneER Of the hrhln
sxzl1aEg ~ insanity MDa 1eadf1g 70 U1serE. -
49, Lus1 q sewer In either SIX. 1uT0lGnl.-
LD1Eea and EmerE1mxoxxhnaa cmuDed y -
exeT1Snn CT TIE hrnEns ne1E-abuse CT over =. =
E1M1GnE1t &418 bGxs or 81 boxES 1ot 49,
rHmk - mnA pzeaAd ca Eo0ezp& O. pr1ce
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES !.
- n 1Tg - zn'rasn sa'ss.ss TsnT,Srsa With S.
ne wEA send 1kN pErr Ex uur written -
nUtee - uztu12 Ene E1cDET IS the ues1--- -
NDe1 m14 EeN& p cure 3lazs1tees iSz1sa - 80
AwgrtN ~ M1Sn Street, Anunp0lH "a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

The 0liw Branch, Published b.
Hon. Geo. Cotton. Of Baltimore'
rires = most striking likeness Of
Hon. Stevenson Archer IN its last
Issue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-05-21

TAG rnmors Of n extra session
u Congress il October next. Is re-
yived st Washington.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19
Regular Council Meeting.

Mayor Underwood called the
council TO order last Monday night
at Z 7:3Oo'clOck. Councilmen present
were Bristol, Kirkland, Godfrey,
Whitehead and Cravens.
Moved by Mr.. Whitehead that
f w. Pixies bill be allowed. Car
ried.
Ordinance No. I'D, an appropria-
tion for the payment ofcertAin bills,
was read aud passed by sections.
The vote on the final passage Of the
bill was ss follows, yeas, Bristol,
Kirkland, Godfrey, Whitehead and
Cravens. Nays, none.
The committees on tire depart
ment and Mr.. Whitehead were In
structed to Investigate improved fire
alarm system, the present manner
of sending In fire alarms being not At
all satisfactory.
Mayor Underwood and Mr.. X. r.
Crayens were appointed ~ dele
gates to the deep water convention
to he held at Topeka. Adjourned.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19


Five new students have been en-.
rolled 80 far this week.
The interest In work 10 increasing
The nev recitation room has iusl
been seated with fve Burlingtou q
desks.
The class In zoology analyzed and
discussed the dFAgon-tiy on Wednes-
day.
The case Of specimens In the
library II attracting considerable at
tention. Some other cases will be
needed before all Of the interesting
specimens can be put on exhibition.
w. H. Oliver Of Burllngame IL q
new arrival. He takes Q course Ia
surveying and engineering.
Prof. Thoroman expects 10 visit
Kansas City next week on business
connected with school.
We are informed that the pros
pects for next term and year are
much better than ever before.
Students are writing from all parts
Of Kansas, and from other states.
We have always supposed that q
person's turn OF mind end stock of
knowledge II Influenced In . great
measure by hts associations, but
when Q street ear driver after having
been given the name Of the Normal
and name Of the president, takes the
passenger 20 the end Of the line, In
stead Of saying his car does not 20 To
The Normal, we have to change our
mind or infer that passengers are
scarce on hie line.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19
Reception sFths Z. M. c. A

The opening reception, given In
the pAFlOrs Of the Y. NJ. G. A., rooms
last Monday night, was Q decided
success. The program was prepared
by the Ladies' Auxiliary and can
not be two highly spoken Of.
Miss Emery's instrumental solo
Was very finely executed and the
audience was well pleased with 10.
Miss Probert's recitation was de-
llvered In . very graceful and pleas
ing manner. She quite captivated
the audience.
The instrumental solo Of Mrs. J.
w. Going was perfect aud received
the applause Of the audience.
Mrs. Schwartz sang two solos
which were highly appreciated.
PROT. Scott In q recitation graphi-
cally described q fight at sea In
which the snip. maaned by true
hearted men, was finally defeated
by the Pirate alcohol.
Rev. &. w. Maggart's humorous
lecture was well received and he
gave some hard hits to the tobacco
cheweFs and smokers.
After the program an hour Of con-
versation and general soeiablllty
was spent.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

Ira Newton Slower, son Of Noah
J. and Laura A. Slower, died at thelI
home four miles west Of Salina
Sept. 8, 1889. He had been an In.
valid for n number Of years but
until the past four months there
were hopes that he would outgrow
the disease, which was dropsy OF the
heart. During the past summer
the affiictlon grew upon him. though
he was still able TO 90 about the
farm. On Saturday, the Tth, ne
was taken worse and died about u
o'clock Sabbath night. He was ID
years, o months and % days old.
The funeral took place on Monday.
the 9Th, and was conducted by Rev.
w. H. Sweet. A large number Of
acqusintanees and friends sympa-
thIze with the parents in their
affictlon.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

Thursday afternoon . large mum.
ber Of sympathiring friends came
quietly Into the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. wellslager, 10 attend the fun
eral Of the dear mother whose
remains were brought from New
York by the befeaved husband, and
father, 20 be laid beside the dear
ones who had gone before, and
among those who had known and
loved her In earlier years. Mrs.
Beekman was O woman OF rare
worth, tsnder-hearted and true as
steel la her friendships, and Of such
. peculiarly sympathetie nature that
she was . model pioneer nelghbor to
many, who gathered yesterday with
the sorrowing family. She had been
helpful and affectlonate ~ only one
possessing the strong characteristics
Of her nature could be. The writer
well remembers her unwearied de-
votion st the bedside Of the sick and
the dying; Of her tender helpfulness
10 the young inexperienced house.
keepers Of Des MOines; how-she
comforted the home-sick and
cheered the discouraged, and there
were many such In the earlier years
Of this now prosperous city. Mr.
aud Mrs. heekman never forgot to
be kind to the strangers. Their
home, one Of the cosiest and most
comfortable In the city. was ever open
TO the strangers aud newcomers In
q most hospitable manner, and the
children OF that home were 80
trained that q cordial welcome was
given tn the humblest who sought
Its shelter. Many who gathered
about the bereaved family yesterday,
remembered the happy "by cones"
Of the old Beekman home, and -
we looked down into the dear face,
softly shaded by the sllvery eurls
which lay about the forehead, and
read the tender smile that still
fingered around the lips now silent
I'm death, we said In our heart, she is
resting. The services were few and
touching, opening with that sweet
old hymn, Nearer, my God, TO
Thee" sung softly and low, by Mrs.
Col. Godfrey, followed by Q well
chosen scripture lesson read by Or.
Frisbie, who paid q tender, LOVING
tribute TO the memory Of the dear
friend and neighbor, . heartfelt
prayer was offered and Mrs. God
frey sang again.-the hymn we all
love 80 much, "Jesus, lover Of my
soul, ,"-and the casket was lifted
teuderly and borne out OF the house
by white-haird men who had known
and honored the dear friend and
nelghbor many years ago. Rare
flowers and graceful foliage made
the house lovely, and the wlde-opeu
windows and absence Of the usual
insignia Of mourning at the entrance
made one fully understand that the
dear wife and mother did not wish
to leave gloom and shadow upon
those she loved 30 well.-IOrd State
Register.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19
aypsum CITY Notes.

The most immediate matter OI
interest now is Of Q political charae.
i ter. e. n. johnson II absent clos.
Ing up his canvass for county clerk
Several Of our citizens are out on
the same mission. The Interest
taken In him here IL almost uni
versal. First, beesuse he II worthy
and capable, second, because the
east half Of the county feels that u
In entitlcd 10 representation. There
In feeling that while there II some
thing In man that runs largely IN
hog, unchecked, there II also some
thing In him that says ten years is
enough. As seomiDg events cast
their shadows before, 20 it 10 now
plain enough 20 observers that G..
n. johnson will be the nominee on
next Monday for county clerk. The
pfesept ineumbent n the only thing
In tie way and neither charity
nor good politics 20 nominate him.
And 10 n not business, where it IL ns
clear a. In G, n. Johnsoa's ease,
that he can take bold Of the duties
Of that of1ice and discharge them e.
welt as Mr.. Sargent. As this II the
last time you viii bear from me be-
fore the primaries I wish 10 say that
johnson will have . practically
solid vote from this side Of the coun-
ty, all statements 10 TIE contrary
notwithstanding.
The pew mill has commenced 10
manufacture -four and the quality II
excellent.
The plaster company IL having .
large new engine pat in place and
the capacity of the factory will be
double what 10 wa. This may en-
able the company 20 catch up with
the orders now on haad, bot 70 viii
take some time.
The soil N In exeellsnt eoadltloa
for the wheat that has been sown or
u yet 10 sow, aud the farmers arp
improving it with right good VIII.
vBRtTAS
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

There are about 100 scholars
enrolled, with fifty-One In the higl
school.
Prof. ROop IL organizing the school
into military cOmpanies,t to be drilled
In reg ular army tactics. The object
Is 10 teach the pupils self control sC
that In case Of fire they will not be
so liable to panic. The plan II be-
ing tried In the central building and
works TO perfection, and will soon
be put In operation In the other
schools. The pupils take quite an
interest In it. We watched them
form, q few days ago, the girls
on one side aud the boys on
the other, and as each captain, q
pupil, formed his company and
marched, without the slightest dis
order or commotion. to their differ
ent rooms we could see what an ex-
cellent thing Il will be when the
plan Is perfected.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

On last Tuesday morning while
jos. Moore. . boy Of II yesrs, en-
ployed on the new Wholesale gro
cery building, was Walking on the
roof Of that building when he step
ped on the end Of board which
tipped with him aud let him
fall through three stories. Med
ical aid vas called as soon a. pOs-
slble and on being examined it was
found that no bones were broken.
He was carried 20 the home Of his
mother, q widow living near the
Wesleyan university, and Is doing
nicely at present.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19
Publication Notice.

caihoriBe Moran
Plaintiff.
Homer o. Rsooks In Ihe dlstriet eoart Q.
HettIe a. Brooks
Defendauta-
10 above named defendanas Homer o.
You end eeeh of yoa ere hereby nOtised
that The aid piaintiH. catbosins Moran,
Sd on the Ah day Of september. A. D., 10,
10 aid distriet eoart s<sissi tSs 'sssd seses.
dnnts, Homer o. Brooks anA Hefffa II
Brpcks, and that the aid Hnensr o. brooks
80 40 asssse E m nscess ID mSs answes sid PstI-
D., -, .. said petition vilI bs takea e true
and Jnag.aent rendered IN satA aeti0a
ag.inss .sid dsfsBdanls Homer o. BrouRn
ty-aye hundrsd aad thirty-ssrss ard
e-fse dolasrs pnzr@ Win lnssrest ap-
on oyH0 Al the fate % ave per
~ and in,srsss % spoa rs rs SsRes :. NE m. ,';s =
ten PER cent per aannm ff0m J1ns lah, l4e,
ag.inst sid dsfenaan1s HomeF q. Bruoks
. aesst.,n ssortsese spos ths foiieWinz a.
eeribed rial estate sitaeted In Saline oo1nfY
Kansas to-uit: tgt nambs9 afIy % q,
scsi s.sa z N ess sss & ss. sss ,s .s
isea 90 setd pftfniecs % the asn11nf f6f
Sh.eh laagmert siil = tak5a - .sf6rssai1
nld orderins I'D prsmises % b sd secnFd-
rsyssss q o. u ssiscsi dss ID ~
e.eelaE s..e dsfssdaafs se1 & rI...s
sie,s.'s s;:ss. IN, ss,ssss s.;s,. e ;:z sssz -.
sasi,t . rsss.gsiss q = ; 8 -
An.a; 49, - P:.'n:1e
c'sss b:s:s'z' (.z-.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19
SUNDAY sehoel As.oeIatisn

The ssml-annusl convention Of the
Saline county Sunday School 1850
.cistion, will be held Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. Is and II, In the
church at Assaria, Kan, opening at
2 o'clock p. m. An Interesting list
Of topics with able leaders have been
provided. A good time aud large
attendance is expected. Sunday
School superintendents and officers
please come with q large delegation
from your schools and take PARTLY
no means forgetting 70 bring liberal
contribution FOR the state work. Sa-
line county was pledged to raise 800.
WIN. g. ADDISON, Sec'y.
3S-3t A. G. HILLNAN, Pres.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

Among the many handsomely >
decorated business houses In
honor Of the 25lst anniversary OF the
landing Of the Norsemen In this
country, II the furniture and house.
hold goods establishment OF w. X.
Gels, third door east Of the post
office. The decorations are ali the
more attractive and noticeable be-
cause the bunting and other mater
ials used, are relies Of the Johustovn
deluge, mostly found among the
debris Of the wrecked brick store
Of Foster 4 Quinn. Mr. Gels ex-
hlbited In front Of his store q show
case filed with food relies Of every
description, sent him by his sister,
Mrs. Capt. James Quinn, who,
besides losing her eldest son, sixteen
years Of age, brother aud sister-ln-
Law. also lost all Of their property,
Little did the JohnstOwn people
think at the time Of the awful
catastrophe that o portion Of the
remnants Of their goods would serve
10 decorate an anniversary celebatiou
over ] 600 miles of, Of Q race Of peo-
pie who have proved themselves
sturdy, honest, upright, industrious
and sober eltlKens, who can be
elassed among the very best people
Of this vast eountry.-SaliRd Repab-
iicdH.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

Last Saturday morning . horse
hitehed 20 q cart In front Of ODE re
grocery store became frightened aud
started to run. Being headed Off on
all sides he cIrcled around several
times but was finally caught on the
sidewalk by . nervy country boy.
No one was hurt.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

We are authorized to announce
the name Of Dr. w. b. Deewes ~ .
candidate for coroner, subject to the
decision Of the Republican primar-
les. DIR. Devices Is q well known
citizen Of the county, q most capable
surgeon, and will MI the position
with credit TO himself and honor to
the county.
The Saline County journal., 1889-09-19

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold an apron social
Thursday Sept 26th at the residence
OF Mrs. 3. seaman south Santa Fe
avenue. Ties will be found upon
each apron. For further explana-
tion enquire at place above named.
supper will be served from q TO 10
o'clock at 30. All are cordially in
vitRd 70 he preSent