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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-02
EASTERN MAINE FAIR.
Preparations Being Made for a
Grand ShOV.
l Long List Of Spsedy Horses Entered
Tor The RACES.
Nelson ard Nelson Blood will be
Seen at No Other Fair.

Special TO the kennebec J1u,azi.l
PAsGoR, cp,. l.--1he Il nds .cg Of fair
holdfg IA Maine dlring recent ye&ss has
been tswards constantly earlier dates
While the State E4i-s have bsen leaders IA
tin. .naovlti 70 +. is ron being foi;osed
sone~ hat by the eauntg socisties a. vitne.s
the coua,es Of YORK, Oxford AMI Ardros-
cJgg5n. shose sCc.et - have alreaiy held
their annual f..ri ~a.le il va, vet AUgas,
Tie ina1en-c which has brought about
tbs -s rsrier 1a;es THAI formerly /, IS plain
to geo. il the ia;eres, Of the trou.ng ia Il 10
rbich Managers Of fans are - largely
catering. Horsemen hal rather give th-ir
hofses tests Of speed in August than IN laie
september. zs it i. believed tina. fact r
lime can be male by horses anI with
greater esse and less iaigty To- thsm than
iater o the season. Tflais of speed make up
the feature of grrate-t popular inferes. st
cur State f4irs and fair managers are righs
ia recognizing ths claims Of the horsc
breeding int rest. It . one Of the great 81
ayricatufal or stock breeding juterest, of
our people But while the horses are Of
primary importance il should no, be for
gotten thaI fairs are for the encouragement
Of ether farming interests, shica are OBJ
hgad, If represented at all, 10 be repre-
.elted to diaadyaniage The last Of
August or very hr-t Of September Il too
early date at winch - make succes'ful
xhih.t Of any single interest Of Maine agr.-
culture other than horse stock Cattle ara
sSoNiug their very worst as they are gen
eraily thin from worIimen. Of f.es, unless
kept up and fsd at large expense.
TIE same Is teue Of sheep fonl
try is IN 70 condition for salts
factory scoring Frui, is rot half
grawn, aed our samples OF VInter varieties
are generally libel upon Msine apples.
Eegeiatl ale Immature. nArs products,
i is true, are in good form, but with In, Sc
agd ma1ufsc ured a-ricles there Is Il
tct-ouably good exhi1It. Still, il holds
iru7 that for almost every it, Of Maine
farming. represented at great far. the
present dst,. are tlo esr.y. If y COM
promise IS ever effected i.will be fixed Al,
she old fashioned dlic G. ihe last of Sep
tember Horse breeders caa lave their
s5ecsl July Or Angus. meets for fast
ume; aad caa come 10 At the above date
iast 70 Zip Out the csttle men and fruit
growers, and II the.r favortc5 don't so
low down they can take the premiums
Just the same. and everybody have a
good time. The Eastern Maine state Fair
Association has followed up i!s usual Gus
tnm tLis year by inaugurating the Sta,e
Far season and We believe it was thls a.
sociat.on winch set the fashion, in Maine
at least, Of "esrly fall openings" 10 the
a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-02
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BToCkiny. Chicago. Cincinnati. New
York aud Philadelphia.


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Az rh'iaue'piia
M)rning game
| Innings 2S B 6 80
rhiiadeiphia' \
N'hc'phsl' U" w U
Hits, Cincinnati, .; Philadelphia, .. Er
rots, N,rS'il,'"u' n''aie'ph.'' VS.
.on t"i '''"''''' 'i"''""' "'' i'"'''"s
''"'
| Afternoon game
| Inhings, l23 4 3 G 7s9
| Cincinnati, 3 o 0 2 90 l. =
| Phil sdelphia, 40 o o 0 | o. 3
Hits. Cincinnati. II. Phl.delphis. . /.
Error, Ciurjnn.iI o.. =, iladelphia 4 Dn,,
Yea and Keeran. MuIl.ns and Harrington
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-08-05
GENERAL STATE NEWS.
Cream Of the State Press.

9rops of Turpentine and Grains of Rice from the
CAST Clusters of Grapes and Tobacco Stems
from the North Stalks of Corn and Grains
of Wheat from the West, and Peanuts
arc Cotton Seed from the South,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
HE cen ESQ AND cosrs.

On Monday last city marshal, Con-
rod, arrested Bill GOOdalI, Ed. Heub-
usT and Homer Blair for disturbing
the peace Of the proprietor Of the
New England Kitchen. Mrs. Young,
the proprietor, has had cORsldera-
BILE trouble with touEhs who have
come Into her place Of business for
the express purpose Of oreaIIog .
disturbance On the day mentioned
these boys came into the room un-
der the Influence Of whisky and pro-
ceeded to make themselves n hcme.
Mrs. Young Was not In the room
81 the time, hut was soon called
by her daughter who Was at
tending 10 the business. She saw
Immediately that they were drunk
aud ordered them Out Of the house,
but they refused 10 20. She called
the marshal who took them out. In
. few minutes iwo Of them. 0o0daIl
aud Heubnsr, returned and pro-
ceeded 10 raise another racket. She
sent for the marshal agAiu who ar
rested Ga en- and took them hsfers
Judge Bishop, Judge Mussef hsIng
cut Of the city. He Aecsptsd their
oWn bond for their sVPeaFnnes the
next morning. 9OOdalI vas the drst
Que called on the following morning
and bis trial Oceapled the entire
day. The judge fined him nifty dol
lars and costs. Ne gave bond and
will appeal the case to the supreme
court. when the court convened
Wednesday morning the two re-
naming prisoners we're not 10 be
found, they hsd "skIpped by the
light Of the moon" II II better for
the city that they have gone. This
makes four tOughs that the eIly hss
Lost In the pest tWo weeks. Had
they been convicted they would
have been m expense 90 the city
and still remained after shey hea
served their sentence. AZ 70 q they
are gOas and the city IL 81 no en-
penso.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28


II Republican proteeiioB caused
corn 10 sell In Kansas for II cents
last year, don't RePubliean Protee-
ton cause the increased demand, OF
the increase Of prieef II Republic
eau protection made Kansas wheat
sell last year for 50 cents, 10 10 not
the tariff that makes q sell for 70
cents now? IL the tariff on salt II .
tsx added 10 the Prics, and you get Q
barrel Of it for 81, what is the tariff
en- salt? Free traders, please an
swer, and after you figure lt out add
the cost Of the barrel and tell Ne
what Il eests 10 put u on the market.
-LHafoH JSsT1ldI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The county convention last Sstur-
day Was . most harmonious and
enthusiastic gathering OF the Re-
pubIIeans Of Saline. There was not
. single hitch Of discOrd. Every
thing passed on - smoothly IS the
incest machinery. The singing Of
JOhu Browns song ct the close Of
the proceedings fitted In TO nicely,
and the three TeuSiBg cheers for Col.
Phillips At the end Of the closing
stSBES Was - appropriate thing -
could have been IuiPrOvissd. Judg-
lag from the actions Of this large
body Of earnest Republicans the
condition Of the party In this county
10 all that could be desired. There
will lie no split In the party here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
Bsuyss " SaIiaa

The Denver League and the Sailna
base ball clubs played At Oak Dale
park last Friday afternoon. A
league game IL something Of .
novelty In this part Of the country
aud many hundreds Of visitors from
nsIEhbOrlng towns were here 10
witness the game. II was an excel
lent game from the beginning TO the
end. The result was . score Of to
? In favor Of the Denver boys.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
LIN BORu.

Chicken eO0ps Of %. A. Olson,
Chss. LIndbsrg, Henry Johnson and
others were robbed on Tuesday
night, aud about 20 chickens are re-
ported stolen.
The jenkins brothers shipped 9
ear loads Of cattle to Kansas City
this week.
We understand that the Mo. Pac.,
will on or about Sept. 18th, put on
some elegant new trains from st.
Louis TO Denver, via Lindsborg-
going vest In the morning aud east
In the evening.
Thso. Teiehgrsebsr will In . few
days have the Smoky Valley Flour
Ing mills In full operation.
Miss Dell Rean visited at Salina
the first Of the week.
A. r. Agrelius made \ flying trip
to ealina the first Of the week,
Indications strongly point to the
selection Of J. J. Hsnmsn for COM
missioner FROM the first district by
the Republicans.
There will be q good attendance Of
lady students at the college the
coming year. Nearly all the rooms
In the dormitory are taken already.
Rev. Swensson writes In . letter
II like Sweden better every week,
but long for America, the great aud
glorious, our own America"
On Wednesday night, some par
Ties broke into the store Of Carlson a
johnson through O transom on the
north side and secured about 800 In
jswelry also some other articles.
Total loss shout $50. There l. no
clue 10 the perpetrators. One hun.
dred dollars reward will be gives
for capture OF same.
The Steam Mil will hereafter be
known - the "Lindsborg Mills"
Mr.. Jno. j. Eberharat Of Salina
came up on his bicycle last Satur-
day evening and spent Sunday with
his uncle George. We are not GER
tain Whistler % was his intention 10
invest in resl-estaie while here but,
judging from the best information
we are able tn obtain, Il looks rather
suspicious. When he arrived At the
college Eruunds, he very suddenly
dlsmouutsd, and When seen later.
had his eyes. mouth, ears, pockets
etc, hlled 10 ovsrnowIBs. Johnnie h
. good rider and has fns wheel,
bot when he attempts TO make real
estate eeaveyanees in such 8 manner.
we are afraid he win End q 10 be an
improbable business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
EmnnrIa rnnrnamaut-

At EmPOriA on September 10th
and nth will be . state tennis tOsr.
nsment at which . number Of ex-
pert players are expected. There
will 20 from BAlIna. Messrs Johnnie
and Charlie Eberhsrdt 10 compete
for prizes. The first p rise In both
singles and doubles will be gold
msdsIs championship Of Kansas,
aud the second prizes will be yalu-
able
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
SheriEs sale.
STATE TATE. OF - K s.;.a, 40

ETATE OE kANSAS,l -
CoCSTT OF SAIINE.t
Alexander Monroe "a KaW Trihe No. n.
Improved Or,l-T Of Rel Men, AarOn =.
ioiye. Allen l.. HApigr, ". Gilbert, Addl-
Sor. Seanian a 60, snd Crass sro-. Mann.
fsriurins 60.
By yirtne of an orSier OF sale issued nasi o,
the clerk once Of the diStrfcs eoaFt sitting
IN snd fuf said Sailf@ sssanty, In the abssye
entitled artion and ~ me directed. I will on
Tuesday. the 9Th day Of September,
lsso. At two o'elock In the afternoon Of
sasd day, NJ the front door Of the cOurt
hous- IN said ecuniy. offer foT sale ~ puBiir
a1ction and sell. without apprAi-emsnt.to the
highest and be<i bidder for cash In hand, to
satisfy said order oG sale. all the estate. title
and interest, Of the above named defendanta
and each OF them, aud all per1ons claiming
under them, In and TO the following desrftbed
tract snd psrcei of land. situated In said
county, to-wit:
lot one hundred and thirfy-nlne In on
-suth santa Re Avenue IN the city OF sallna.
together with the appurtenanees thereto BE-
ionging.--cb1est To- the lien Of q certain
mortgage. dr-eril.ed In the decree In this
sctlon, executed 10 secure the SUN OF tiiisn
with the interest 10 accrue thereon from Nav
], ISIS. and recDnled in vol. y. II page ~ In
the recorl Of nsorts ageS In said county
Given under my hand. Al ray once In the
city Of Saiina, IN aid county. this ish day Of
August. ISn. FRED n QTINCY. sheriff
oHen A BsSs-tt, Att'y for Pt'u. "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

- y. -
Last sssdsy SIS nssBofsai day d
The 7. n. c. A. Of the stsis Ger The
three missioEariss wbo did In
Africa IN July last. They had bsen
on the derh eontiasnt only . few
days when they were tskss siek
with the African fever ana lived
osly . short time. Two Of then,
Mr.. r. n. Gates and Mrs.. 3. King-
man. were well known In Kausas-
The other young man, Mr.. w. j.
Harris wss from Minnesota. The
rooms were flllsd 10 their utmost
With attentive listeners
while Geo. 8. Fisher, state secretary,
gave Q review Of the incidents that
led the missionaries 10 decide 70 70
10 Africa The service was enjoyed
By all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
ssII., A1.,.ur T.uuIs As,oeIslIss.

The salIna AmeIeuT Tennis Asso-
citation are holding . tournament II
0ak Dale park to-day aud tomorrow.
Singles bsIng played to-day and
doubles tomorrow. There are
about twenty entries In both
doubles aud singles and the prizes
are we'll worth competing for and
are valued at about twenty-five
dollars. No admission fee will be
charged 10 the park and the public
generally are Invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
MARouBTTE-

fFroin the Trtbuse-i
Broom corn hands and corn cutters
are In great demsd.
The Smoky 10 again filed up and
is running her usual volume Of
water.
Flowing for wheat il going on
extensively. A very large acreage
will Be put out In this county.
A drive up the river Of half
sozes miles last Sunday, convinced
Ne that there will be some corn
raised this fall.
With the amount OF corr fodder
cut mp the past three weeks our
farmers are a. we'll fixed for feed
this winter a. they were last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The services next sunday In the
Congregational church will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, aud In the
morning the subject will be "Nobie
Thoughts" and In the evening THE
Secret OF q Noble Life" Young
men are specially invited TO these
two services, and all others will be
welcomed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

ROaer' n. Isuson
he Natlonai s-,lnr salt
Il Company. . eorporaftou o.
/ rauifed under the laws %
/ the state Of Colorahe. r. J. if,aAe No. ~
WemyEs. nrntnrnin NicGer-
err. the FARMER state
Bank Clarence Wfiasn Ben
tafnin y. Morn and daryC.
Tyler.
Ny viFsue og an order of sals tsaned out o
tftct within and forthe County of Saline. and
state Of Kansas. IN the shove entitled caae
snd IN me directed and iis cred. i VIII On
Tuesday. the 9Th day September,
A n iso. ~ o,eloek .. m. standard time Of
aid day. ~ the Ea<t dor Of the Conrt hoass
in the city Of Sslins, Saline COaHty. KanAas.
oner for sale ~ pubic nnetton.to the highest
and ecSf hlsiricr tor rash In hand, the H8llDN-
ing desrrihcd raj estate, IN Wit:
The we-f half of the ussrfhWest quarter of
sertton tueats -threr -. In township thir-
ten n. south nj range one fif uest of the
sixth principal meridian IN the coanfy nfSa-
line and State of EsnaaA. With teDenseutA.
her-iltarnents AMI aPpurtenanees thereunto
belOnxfnE- aid rial estate = taken - the
Utthcui aPprai-stnen, aud wiii be sid 20
Salt-fy aid arieT Of ale or parf tisercoL
Given under my hand this In day Of Aug
usi, A n, lso. FRED n QCIsCY,
e. sseriG &C Saline Co Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Prom the Asrato-l
The Farmers Alliance and Undue
trial Unien Of Ottawa and adjoining
euunties vill have . basket picnic II
seott's grove, Just east Of town,
Saturday, September 9. w. p.
Brush. exnsiional alliance organizer
and other prominent men Will adj
dress the assembled multitude on
the vital issues Of the day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

THE statement Of the Salina na-
tIOnal banks the other day showed .
handsome Inereass.Of deposits over
those Of last year. We see 10 stated
that the dePnsits in the Savings
bsad Of New York City for the first
six months Of thIsiysar we're over
81. 600, OO more than they were for
the corresponding time last year.
This IL . wonderful improvement.
aud shows that times are not % bad
- they have been represented 10 BE-
for political purposes. These saw
Ings are from the laboring CLASSES,
Who must be In eIesllent shape aud
making money ~ fast n could rsas-
onabIy be wished. We have no
doubt the savings banks Of other
cities will show . corresponding 10
not greater Increase than those Of
New York, where living 10 higher
than almost amy other city In the
country. The WOFkIng-msn Of this
country are 10 be congratulated on
the good wages they receive - CON-
pared Eith those made by. the same
wOTkmsn.In foreign countries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The seventh year Of the Normal
opens next Tuesday.
Prof. Norman 10 visiting his old
home In Putnam Co, Ind. His
brother will return With him to
again enter school.
Prof. Swisher has returned from
his institute work, aud 10 assisting
In getting things In shape for The
opening.
The prospect for the coming year
has never been % good - 10 IL now.
Students are reporting every day
either In person or by letter.
Pres. Thormsn has just returned
from . trip over North Kansas aud
South Nebraska I'm the interest of
the school. He has also spent one
week west and south, and he reports
that people every where know some
thing Of the school aud many have
their faces turned this way.
D. r. Spilman's father with his
family will move here soon from
Republic 60. 10 get the advantages
Of the school.
". II. Oliver who took part Of our
engineering course last year aud
who has been ct work with . survey
ing corps In Washington since April
reports that be has beea advanced
to the position Of trsinsnan, salary
go per mo, and expenses.
Profs. StrubIs and Lesk are visit
Ing 1T Bennington.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
NEW cANRRIA CmarrERIxas.

From our own correspondent.
Plenty Of rain in this vicinity.
The Cambria Roller Mills are now
running full blast.
ID. ID. MeAuliff returned last
Thursday from . three months visit
10 his native country, Ireland.
T. Thompson il the new miller
In :. p. Donmyer's mill aud il one
Of the best Iniilers In the state.
A full account OF the lawn party
ST J. II. shorts on "Wednesday night
will lie given next week.
Austin Green agt for the Santa Re
here, has gone to visit his parents in
Dighton, Kans.
J. y. Lyons IL acting agent st the
santa fe ONCE during Dir. Greens
absence.
Mis-. Josie Faust aud Mira. Bru-
baker and children uisited ut lin
ccIu Center the first Of the week.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Miss Vie Cooley, living one mile
IOriheAst Of Bavaria, gave . party
TO = humber OF her friends last sv-
eniDE. quite . number Of people
fTcm SalIna attended aud report .
splendid time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Joe Debeld, living three miles
from Salina was very pleasantly
surprised by . number Of his frIepds
last Sunday. Quite . large number
OF Sallns people we're present and an
enjoyable time va had.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Real estate transfers for the week
ending Aug. ., $50, amounting 10
SIS, ssS, furnished BY T. ID. FItEPsi-
rich, sbstraeter:
military Land 60 to A NJ Clafiin
nd eco lots Z blk - Military add.
wv Powers q vi to I.eidIsh
w U0.
John w MartaIu IN ID n Scott Nd
5000 81 q, nwi 8 IS 3.
John w Martin 10 Mary L. lyon
nd 1900 M nWlS Is ls5.
John l. Bishop 20 L w Cooper I'D
$40 let Is BLK = Morrison add TO
eallna.
81 Harris 10 A Henne Nd ,ssSo
usdL nj los - 3 fe Ave saliha-
Elltabsth 8pith LeiAlgh Hsvens
I'd tloo lot 9 hlk . 3 u Inst s1d.
y II Inst Assoeia % Elizabeth
sHith nd $40 los 10 blks E n Ins.
yB Ramsey q Vt TO AFFORD
I'd slOs0 ~ nell Is I4i.
n ID TeaEus 10 Clara w TeaEue
I'd $500 az Tot lie 3 Pc Ave ind y
Int lot Is 3 fe Ave Prescott add 4
lots n - 3 Fe Ave Salina q Lot IS
blk 8 RlversIds park add 20 Salina.
u 3 30 WIlllam Smith pst ~ swk
10 nei< nell u lS4.
Phil q Boad a VI TO Z w Obsr
va q lets % az 81 M iSis Fe Ave
60 Eth st 9aiinA-
Moss r Peel q VI to w C Add
sou Of al qcd 80 ses n lots lee M 8
=. -. ez.af~a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Lee JseOb. the infant son Of Mr..
snd Mrs. ID. A. Lit0Wich died last
Saturday and was buried sunday.
The bereaved parents have the
sympathy Of the entire community
In their great loss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
BROoKvILLE


IRON the Transcript
We we're blessed with . steady
soaking rain eli night which will
put the land In gsod shape for the
fall seeding Of wheat, Il will make
us COED pasturage for the rest Of the
season, All up the water hsles for
the cattle 20 drink from and will We
think help out the hay crop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

A great many hunters are shoot
lag prairie chickens nov. This
should not be allowed As the Law
provides that prairie chickens
should not Le KILLED until the first
day Of septemlseF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

"HACKMETACK," = lasting aud
fragrant perfume. Price y and 81
cents. Sold by %. G.. Tobey a TO-,
general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Prof. A. n. Cook, Of Knox eOllsgS
Greensburg. Illinois, has arrived In
the city and accepted the position Of
assistant superintendent Of the
RaIInH schools.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

]. r. HenninE, Verne Hilton, Art
HamIey aud W. =. Hedenburg are
la SC. Joe, Mo, attending the an
nual national encampmSnt Of The
SOM Of Veterans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The Misses Parsons, living east Of
sAlina, entertained . large number
Of their friends from the city a.
their home last evening. Refresh
msnts were served aud eli present
had Q excellent time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

A dslssals esavsntsos sf she Dsn-
oerats e Saline coasty win b held
ri salina, On he S0th dag 81 Aug,
leo fer the purpose Of electing ssx
delegates 70 the state eonvsntion st
wichita and ain delegates 10 ths
afth distriet 10 be held ii Ceneordia-
Primaries for the election Of dele
gates 10 be held Thursday, Aug. =.
between the hours Of 5 and .. m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28
BAVARIA.

PROM the BrOOkvilie Transcript.
The Sunday school picnic held In
Mr.. Cases grove Ia miles north
east Of Bavaria, ON last Saturday,
was participated Ina by the Bavaria,
the Cooley and the Brookviile
sabbath schools. The delegates
arrived At the grove at II o'clock.
Preparations were nj once COM
meneed for dinner and In due time
all were heartily and Ioyfully par
tieiPsting In q bountiful repast.
The dinner over and the fragments
gathered up, which amounted tn
quite Q number OF baskets full, q
well arranged aud lengthy pro-
gramme was admirably rendered,
consisting Of addresses by Mr..
Rawdon. Mr.. HsrtIy and Rev. Sc
mans, and q number Of reeitations
by the children, all nf which were
properly intel sPersed with singing
by the children aud the Bavaria and
BrookvIlIs choirs. In short, IL may
be said that the occasion was .
success. II would he better for
sunday schools u such occasions
were more frequent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

a Miss short, living on the east
side IVES badly burned last Monday
by the explosion Of . gasoline stove
which had not been properly looked
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Joe Deadman aud family left last
week for Bethany, H., ri which
place they will make their future
home. The JOURNAL wishes Mr..
Deadman success in bis new home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

J.E. wOOdu ard has removed his
store from Red Mems building to
the old Keystone house Just aerOss
the -tTstl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Mrs. J. Il. Bradley aud daughters
Maude aud Bertha have returned
from lows where they have been
spending the summer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The heavy rain Of Saturday last
and that Of Monday we're timely and
will leave the ground il excellent
condition for the fall seeding.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

Miles McGee had . horse stolen
last Saturday, but quick work was
done In recaPturing It by the Kansas
Valley Detective Association. The
thief ESCAPED.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-28

The English Lutheran church Of
New Cambris, gave . Quaker and
bonnet social Al the country resI.
deuce Of }. n. short last evening. 10
Was = success both socially and fiu-
aRcially.