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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

meeting Of tue above society held last
night at the music hail Of VI. b. Ramos Il
Co. The election Of officers resulted as iol'
lows: President, Joseph W. Laube ire
elected; Vice-Presideut, II. Theo. Ellyson ;
Secretary and Treasurer ". ;. Henning
(re.elected); Librarian, Shelton Perkins.
Professor jacob Reinhardt was reelected
director.
The organization has taken 4 new lease on
life and Is in nOurishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
MONEY on womAN-wHIcH.
Question ns 60 Their Relative iDnu-
enee over men.

Another public debate Will be held to-
night IN the large ball Of the Young Mems
Christian Association under tue auspices OF
tho Randolph Literary Society. Tue ques-
uon under debate wall be "Resolyed. That
Money Has a Greater Influence over Man
Than Has Womsu."
The Affirmative side OF the question viii
be looked after by Messrs. c. q. Christian
and W. &. Carrington, Jr., while Messrs.
Louis Rieb and NJ. l.. Dawson Will expound
tbe aeTits Of the negative side.
1hs BeY. James 4. Fair, the Res. Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

In the City Circuit Court Yesterday the
following Judgments were rendered:
HENSON 4 kendler IN favor OF the Rich.
mond stove Company, Sl.233.SL
Godonna Steluer in favor Of Freeman,
noOnhelmer 4 Co.. Si91S.
J. C.. Batcbeller and j. ". Gibbons In favor
OF II. VI. Smith Il CO.'S trustee, S223.S3.
John L. Ferguson in favor Of Bette Me-
Daniel for 70 feet OF ground on west ~.
John street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

will be given at the Baptist Home, corner Of
Grove avenue and Beech street, on Friday
the eth instant from TO II O'Clock p. NJ.
There Will be music aDd recitatioRs by
some OF the popular amateurs Of the clty.
The handsome new building has just been
completed, the grounds are specially at
tractiye, aud those who wish TO spend q
pleasant evening would do we'll to patronize
the managers on this occasion.
City railway aad el5tric cars run in two
snuares OF the .'lLOme.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
The MerkIY Dirpateh.

published this morning. contains fourteen
columns descriptive OF the TERRIBLE JOINS
TOWN CALAMITY; five columns Of graphic ac-
counts OF the destructive floods along the
valleys OF Virginia rivers; besides its usual
supply OF telegraphic news from all parts OF
the world, stories, misceIlanies, &c.
For sale at counter, put up in wrappers
for mailing, at cents per copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

Ladies. have you seen the New Home
Decorative Art displays? II not, call at
once, as the display closes Friday nlgnt.
Eegmtly-embroidsred Portieres, Lsmbre-
gums. Null, Boltiug-Cloth. Throros, &c.-
the finest collection OF embroideries ever
shown in our city. Sll east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
The Howitzers' Thirtieth AnnIver-

Friends Of the Richmond Howitzers have
been houored with copies Of the following
invitation:
You are invited 10 attend our annual reunion
Al Warwick PARK on Monday, June ~, Is59. Ino
boat WIN leave her wharf at Giluc's creek al 800
and II A. NJ and gani i3) p. NJ. The last boat
will reach the city 40 7:30. Committees Lieu
tenant W. A. Barrett, chairman Invitation
CorporalT. NJ. WorthAm, W. :. OOdson aud X
A. Williams. Transportation: COrporas @. C..
Barnes aud j. G.. Watson. Jr. Amusements
Sergeant +. :. Alvey. Robert l.. Carter, Haryie
simpson, \ c. Workman, and ". a. Evans.
Guests are requested % present the enclosed
card al the boa; a. no one Will Do allowed on the
grounds without one.
This is the Howitzers' thirtieth anniyer-
sqFV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

An alarm Of tire was turned In at 0;30
O'Clock yesterday morning from Box 81, at
the corner OF Clay and Olmer streets.
The department vas prompt to respond.
and found a small fife IN tue house 0l9 VIII.
liams street. owned by Walter Peyton and
occupied by Charlotte Fox. The, blaze was
on,ekly extinQuished. Damage, $l5. Tue
origin OF the ire isnaks0Hn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

Al Bay Point. Rockhnd Breakwater,
Maine, magnificent hote has been erected
which Is fitted up with all the comforts
which would add TO the heath aud pleasure
OF the visitors They baye fine mountain
scenery, splendid drives, boating aud fishing.
The purest air from mountain and bay, and
last but not least. the purest Of waters to
drink. This hotel is situated only two mikes
from ROcslsnd. Maine. aud Is easily reached
by railroad or steamer. Open for guests
July |, 1889.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Vacancy In the City school Board.

Mr.. c. p. Rady. clerk OF the City school
Board, has officially notified the Chairman OF
the CITY COuncll Of The vacancy caused by
the death of Dr. :. =. Moore. IL is under
stood that the ouucil will OIL the vacancy a'
tue Joint meeting on Monday next. Mr.. A.
l.. Phillips. former member OF the boardfrom
the Third district. is fayorably mentioned in
connection With the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

age, scheo.bulding, Pastor L. gone. Whole
streets, whole villages gone. NO writing
paper, no mall. no telegraph. II. VEITH.
To the great relief OF oil the friends OF
Professor Paul kirschmann, who was
teacher st ~. Johns German. School
TWO years ago, and lived at JohnstOwn since
he lett Richmond, message from Rock
wood. Pa, sent on wednesday nigh, by his
brother, Rev. W. y. krschmanu. OF Blltl'
more brought the glad news tnat be Il alive
and on his way bome.
On sunday next collection for The SUI
fercrs OF Johnstowp, Pa, will be raised, both
at Il. Johns German sunday school by the
children aud their teachers, and At the close
oi the morning service by the congregation
OF -. Johns German church. The pastoF,
church council. and Sundsy-'chOol beg the
members aud friends OF the Church 10 SEND
in or bring liberal contributions and TO re-
member the words Of Holy Scripture: "God
loveth q cheerful gIver."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

W II. Wight, Of Rogers, Ark, a prominent
farmer and stock grower, says that swfps Spe-
cihc curod him Of tetter of twenty years stand
ing. OF course In that time he had a great
amount Of treatment and says the wonder 10
that he did not scratch the flesh from his bones
5. =. ). curcd him quick aud permanently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Garden Party at Baptist Home.

The Garden Party at the Baptist Home for
Aged WomeG this evening from TO IL
O'Clock by the lady managers Of that institu-
tion promises 10 be pleasing entertainment.
The programme for music and recitations,
including defamation hy one OF the medal
lists OF Richmond College, is varied and at.
,ra.ff.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Co,oneI Bsss'. Condition.

Colonel Lucien l.. Bass, president Of the
Board OF Aldermen and member OF the firm
OF Simpson X Bass. was slightly improved
Yesterday morning. but last night was again
very low beyond all human aid it seemed at
times.
1t is thought that be has Brights disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Seattle Burning.

CHICAGO, Jupe CA dispatch received
| here this afternoon says Seattle, W. T.. Is
| burning. 4 loss OF sj.0O0,O 900 Is reported,
| and the remainder OF the city is in danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

The Burton Electric Company will have
an exhibition OF the electric heater at No. 10
south Ninth street tonight from 8 to 10
O'Clock, TO which the ladies' are especially
invited. Cooking BY electricity will form
talnment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
HELP r0R MIS-. FEM.
HANPTON, Va, June 6, 1850.
~, tho C1ltor NJ fbe Disnatch.

The Dispatch OF "Wednesday contained toe
pathetic story Of Mrs. Fem, former resi-
den; OF Richmond. who lost her husband aud
seven children in the JohnstOwn food. Your
readers must have perused this heartrendlng
tale with tear.moistened eyes, and the very
helplessness and desolaton OF the poor
woman must have called forth general de.
sire 10 extend practical sympathy that. II
rightly directed. may take substantial
shape. II Mrs. Fem il IN need OF It. would
suggest that subscription list be opened in
the Dispatch for her benefit. and that you
draw on the address gwen on the enclosed
card for 80 % start Il.
Very respectfully, y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Gnrfuo NultIuea

The bright SUNSHINE OF yesterday remiud-
| ed Us that Spring had come again, and that a
nice SpriCg suit was needed. JOHN La.
| tOuche. the wei-known tailor, No. IN north
Ninth street, can make you first-cIass SUIT
| al moderate prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Fresh SoTf-SseII Grabs
at Rueger's Restaurant.

Carpets busted by machinery are free OF
dust aud grit, purer and last longer. Con-
slider this before sending yours on the hll-
side to be beaten. Carpets stored moth
proof. llRs. A. J. PYLE,
31j north Ffth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

= A. CATLIN. 5 p. NJ. six building lots at tho
corner Of Marshall and Thirty-sixth streets.
near ChimbOrazo Park.
r. B. CHAFFlN & CO.. 8 =. NJ. commissioners
sale Of the brick dwelling No. 40i east Leigh
street
J. II. VALENTINE, furniture Of ell kinds. good
cigars, crockerY, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Fresh SOTL-SheIi Grabs
at Rueger's Restaurant.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY. !
.,-r,..,,,.-r,. r..y.--s. n,.r,,r-

NifhkiN hNDhHi OfflNEs
/ have used the medicine, JOhnston's
Vegetable NOlandine. several times. aud can
recommend it as an Alternative and tonic.
Druggists sell It. l.. B. TArrM
superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

Besides the Wet Goods offered at LEVY &
DAvIss to-day you Will lnd a large assortment
Of Dress Goods. Laces. White Goods, Linens,
Embroideries. and Fancy Goods
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
BASEMENT.


Decorated China Plates. Z. =. q. and llc.-halt
usual price. No more 10 como after these
are sold.
ODDS and Ends IN French China Cups and
Saucers. 39c. from % aud slc.
Water-L ooiers-a new shpment-the best s3c.'
Slt9, and f1lg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

Wet Ginghams. Csiicoes, and India Lawns
win be sold today AT LEVY d DAvIss. These
goods wero damaged on the steamer Old Do
miniOn onher last tripto this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

The following IS from a gentleman whose
educatioo. experience, and extensive opser-
yatIou. especially on the subject on which
he speaks, entities hrs views to great consid-
I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

Digestion of food facilitated by taking DR..
Henleys Celery. Beef, aud lron. It gives tone
70 tho stomach and aids nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

POND s-,EyTRtCT has won a great rcputa-
ton- for forty Yeas curing cases OF acute
. pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07

(oNPAfY
~
BLACK SHOULDER SHAWLS,

foremost among the useful and desirable Wraps
Just now-Csshmere and Drap d'Eu. elaborate
hand embrOidered, with heavy knotted fringe
s293 TO Ss.23 instead OF $40 10 $40. Enough IN
quantity to interest for fsw days.
White India SILK Shawls. full sizes for practical
comfort, s. instead Of $50 as-former price.
MdtnaFioor.
10 ladies' Linen Travelling Busters, all sizes
great variety Of styles-a manufacturers
surplus-We scOOpe1 the iot-S9 and Sc. The
price was ~ % S425.
Childrens bingham Dresses, well made and
neatly trimmed. 50 aud So. F: fig5 from
fl.S3 for French GtEgham onos:
Linen Buggy Robes. 40. 90. 9Sc.. fi.2, and Ease
one third OF regular value.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
Personals ana Briefs.

Governor Lee is expected 10 retGrn from
Norfolk TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
i HAN D X z r
ICHIEFS as they
HANDKERCHIEFS.


neither I'm price nor quantity The latter - The
price power Tho finest and sheerest OF cloths
made in Fraace and Scotland. The price Is
more than cat IN two.
Linen Kent0n, l4c. from "a. l6c from &c.
49,, and l9c.-leas than one half for such rne'
and handsome goods No moro 70 come alter
these areSold. Not atths5e prices
HdtR F!OV-Lsft 4 tsl'-- Front.
Nerk Ruchng-la IL aud 2)c. kind-your
chnice for 5c. q yard. kyery Kind you can brace
up 10. Tho lowest prizes in all.
Ndia Fto0y--fenfr" Afsfe. 10 The Lsn
Odessa Point Lace, &c. from 20c., lie. from SOc.
Point Esprit. i4c from 2S'.
Cupid Point colOredl, and D. from l2Ec.;
Point De Nedicis. l2Sc. from 10.
Irish Point. 10. ~ 20 }sc.-0ne half the price cut
on
81 Black Flouncing for 69c.
fi.50 BLACK SIX flouncng for CSC;
f6 Black silk tlOuncing tor SL91
What could you AK for IN Lace that is not
here Just now. and cheaper. too, than you can
ever expect tO see 10 again
First PIo0y-Le 4 Aisjs-IiGlf HGy Back 10 he L<N
The second part o. the contract for summer
Underwear is in-sOme rather late-out the
price tells the story.
i7c for Ladies' 3Oc Crochet Vests; l5c. for the
gJc- kind
Chidren's Chrochet Lislo--Ghe imported Csc
grade from % 10 3D..
l7c. for Ladies india Rauze.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
JERSEYS,
BLOUSE.

variety and styles that may be termed acomfort.
Many OF them marked down from early season
prices. Seeond Fioor.
The French Chambrays AZ 7'ic.-here or no
where-lght blue. navy. gray, pinE, and bull
l61c. the usual price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-07
BOYS CLOTHING.
expect to meet

on anything sold here : Every Kind OF BOYS
CLOTHING. The prices on many Of tho slow
going styles have slipped ono third down tho
scale.
The German silk and Wool Plaid Mixture. $40
from sL66:
Mixture OF Wool and Cotton, four 20 twelyes.
&L4q:
Boys All Wool Blouse Suits. 81 20 from t453;
COrduroyNuts. from four 70 thirteen years. s2fO;,
All-Wool Imported Cheyiot. fA95 from k7.43;
Childrens Knee Pants. % 10 6gc.
In Linen from % 70 fgc.
Seersucker Coats, four 10 seventeen years OF age.
4qc. lsc0nd PiOcr-RfGT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
The rriennIai CoacIavs.

A good time TO visit the National
Capital and other places of interest
In the East, will be during the
Trienniai Conclaye Of knights
rempiar at Washington, In October
IL In the best season Of the year for
an excursion, the weather being
usually elesr and pleasant, and the
scenery more attractive than at any
other time.
The pleasure Of the trip, however,
will depend much upon the route
selected. From nearly all points
west Of the Mississippi river, the
most practicable route is through
st. Louis. It 10 the natural gateway
between the West aud the East, aud
In recognition OF this fact all the
great railway systems west OF the
ments to st. Louis over their own
lines or those OF their direct con-
neetions. Thence eastward, the
quickest route by several hours, and
the only one having double daily
service OF through ear lines from 81.
Louis to Washington Is the Ohio d
Mississippi Railway. Every morn
Ing and evening . superbly appoint
ed Nestibule train Of Palace Cars
leaves st. Louis over the d. & NJ.
with Through Pullman Buffet
Sleepers for Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York via the
b. d o. r. r. These trains also
connect In the Central Union Depot,
Cincinnati, every morning and
evening with Through Pullman
Sleeping Cars to Washington, via
the Chesapeake q Ohio Ry., thus
offering . choice of routes over the
mountains Of Maryland and Virgin
ia. The mountain scenery along
these lines IL justly famous, while
the climate Of the Alleghanies In
this latitude II mild enough to
render the ride over the mountains
agreeable.
The rate has been fixed at the
lowest limited one way fare for the
round trip, with the privilege OF
returning over q different route by
the payment Of q small additional
sum. Rate to Baltimore and return
same a. TO Washington. and to New
York aud return only $40 more.
For rates, dates Of sale, lint, and
full information, apply TO agents Of
connecting lines or address A. J.
LYTLE, General Western Passenger
Agent, o. d NJ. Ry., l0l and 1903
North Fourth Street, st. Louis, Mo.
36-4t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
Exeur.,e. R..ss-Rses Isissd Route.

The Crest Rock Island Route, the
only line In Kansas, makes the fal-
lowing low excursion rates: To 81.
Joseph, Mo. snd return at one fare
for round trip. Tickets sold Sept. Z,
8, ~. g and Oct. 2. Through coach
from Ralina 20 SC. Joe. To Kansas
State Fair 10 be held In Topeka, Sep.
TO q, excursion tickets to be sold
al one fare for the round trip Sep. Il
to q inclusive. To Sc. Louis, Mo,
and return on account Of Sc. Louis
Fair, at one fare for round trip, tick
cts sold Oct. to II inclusive. Ae.
count Of SC. Louis Exposition, one
and one-third fare for round trip
tickets on sale Sep. 2, s, 3, l2, IS, 49,
q, %, 30, Oct. 8, IA and IL. Arkan.
sas City and return, one fare for the
round trip, tickets on sale Sep. sand
10. Kansas city and return, on &C.
count National Drill, one fare for
the round trip, tickets on sale Sept
~ to Oct. s. Kansas City and re-
turn, on account Of Swedish Celebra.
ton, ut one and one-thlrd fare fol
round trip, tickets on sale Sept. Il
and II. w. II. HERBIa, Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26


Humboldt has young ladies
cOrnet band.
General Alger will be present al
the Ellsworth, Kan, reunion.
Noble Prentis Is lecturing In the
state and meeting with deserved
success.
Bert Tracey, cOlOred, died at Law
renee this week from too much
watermelon.
Kansas has IS daiIies, - weeklies,
IS mouthlies, and II semi-mOnth-
lies, etc.-SS3 In all.
Willie Walker of Garuett, Is
years old, challenges any printer or
D.. printress Ia Kansas TO stype-setting
match.
j. w. CubbisOn Of Mankato, Kan,
lost q valuable colt q few days ago
by feeding 70 half q dozen ears Of
new corn.
DIR. Horace p. Porter, the new
national q. A. r. surgeon general,
IL praeticing physician Of Oneida,
Nemaha county, Kan.
There are sol old soldiers now
residents Of Marion county, Kansas.
The Topeka Lance says the girls
Of that city smoke tea-leaf cigar.
cites.
Ten cents IL the price Of peaches
by the bushel In Butler county, Kan
The state experimental school NJ
Manhattan, Kan, raised an even
half hundred OF varieties Of toula-
toes the past season.
Robert Brown Of Portland, Guelph
county, Kan, - years old, met
death Thursday by the accidental
dieehargs Of his gun while hunting.
Mrs. Margaret wIckens, Of Sab
etha, Kan, has sued w. NJ. Walker
for saying she stole q pair Of shoes
from his store. She claims SIC, 700.
II. f. ShAfer Of Wilson, Kan,
hiss Just recovered by suit 81, s25
from the First National tank Of
Russell on account of usury In
charging eighteen per cent interest.
a. jefferson City recently Mr..
and Mrs. FaHHlng had their little
baby baptized with water from Jor-
dan river, said 10 be taken from the
spot where Jesus was immersed.
Governor Francis was che Of the
godfathers.
A fey days ago DIR. @. n. Kimball,
Q pr0mineHt physicIan Of Coolidge,
ksli., mixed ave grains Of morphine
with his hromidss In mistake for
atiiniBs and died soon efter In con-
sseeenes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
H.rv... E.eur.Ioa.-Low Rates.

The Santa Fe route will sell, on
September q, and October 8, 1889
round-trip excursion tickets nj great.
~ reduced rates from Salina TO oil
points In Kansas west Of line drawn
through Albert station, Barton
county, Lsrned, (Pawnee county,,
Macksville, stafford county,, and
SpFiDgvale, (Prat county, aud to all
points IN the Indian Territory, Okla
homa, Texas, Panhandle Of Texas,
Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wy.
oming, Idaho and Montana. Tickets
are good for thirty days from date OF
sale, with stop-0vers allowed II
pleasure on return trip. Parties de-
string to make thirty days trip to
any Of the western mountain resorts,
including Las Vegas Hot Springs,
Colorado Springs. Palmer Lake, Cas-
cade Canon, Manitou, Green Noun
tain Falls, etc, can save money by
taking advantage Of the low rates on
the Harvest Excursion dates. For
ticket rates and other information,
call on Geo. H. Anthony, Agent A.
T. q 3. +. r. r or address
Gao. T. NICHOLSON,
G.P. a T. A., A. 7. &s.F. R.R,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26


Blue Rapids TSnes: IL IL Q vel
established truth that 50 ounce Of
keep your mouth shut 10 better than
. pound Of explanation after you
have said 10.
Summer County Press: II is bst-
ter 10 live in poverty and die poor,
than 70 be rich, wear costly apparel,
and 1t last deliver unto God . soul
Lesmirched with sin.
Manhattan Republican: Labor
ought to be high enough 20 enable
an industrious economical man 20
make more than q good living. He
should be able 10 lay away o few
cents daily for fund In old age.
Russell Journal: The danger for
the rsee war 70 past With the usual
result, the negroes have been sui
dued By killing q few Of the lesders.
Queer that the whites never get the
worst Of these troubles In the South.
Minneapolis Commercial: The
only difference In religious matters
between Kansas and Heaven IN, In
Kansas ail seets and denominations
have equal rights and privileges
while in Heaven no such q thing as
sectarianism IL permitted. Which
place do you prefer.
Abilene Chronicle: AS 10 seems
important % obtain ajury In Illinois
In the Cronln case, few people from
Kentucky should be imported.
Then there would be no difficulty In
finding two men who knew nothing
of the case. A verdict would be
quickly arrived at, too, as Chicago
whisky is proverbislly bad.
KIngman Leader: The vast num-
Der Of campers that have been pass
ing through this city Tor the past
few weeks, enrOute moth, reminds
one Of the recent immigration 10 the
promised lsnd-OklahOma. These,
probably, are Disguised boomers
who have returned to sunny Kansas
again TO stay.
FumOr abroad that the brewers syn
dictate has purchased q majority OF
the stock Of the Kansas City Times.
The Recorder does not credit the
story for the reason that the Times
has always been q jealous advocate
Of the liquor interests, and 10 would
be much cheaper for this interest 10
continue to subsIdlze the paper than
to invest In a large amount Of non
paying stock.
Oswego THdcpcHdent: The Demo-
cratic editors who insist that the
Grand Army IL only q Republican
aid society will not be gratified by
the official information that the
membership has increased q 600 In
the last wear
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26

The corn is all cut aud shocked IN
the Sixth ward Of Wichits.-k. G.
Gazette
The new Notifications % Paris
have cost s75e, 0oo.0o9.
Over alf,0co, 900 have been saved
the government By bond purchese
since August 1851.
Statistics have been complied
which snow an unexsmPled era Of
prosperity at the South.
All the Indian reservations but
one In Minnesota secured for settle
msBt. The other likely 70 be
secured soon.
At one factory I'm the United
States there are manufactured be-
tween two and three tons OF postal
cards In day all the year round.
Two young men In Idaho. not
being able 70 seree In regard TO 9
young woman, whom each wanted
for o wife, fought Q duel over the
matter, and each killed the other.