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Il ERvAND ENGRAvFR AND IITHoGRAPHEK.
IN l01. IN. ave.
Visiting cards neatly printed from plate. 7oe.
hundrs6 sS3
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal
revenue. S1S3,O32: customs. ss5s,314.
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SECRETARY PROCToR was at his desk today.
He returned this morning from flying trip
to Vermont
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- MERITS DRUG STORE,
lbl4 F 81. NV.
For the conye fence of
my customers and the pub
lic my Drig Store viii
hereafter be open all night
IL charge Of registered
pharmacists.
EDWARD z. MERIT.
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G,THE WASHINGTON loan AND TRUST
80 COMPANY,
CAPITAL Sl.OO0,OO0.
TEMPORARY OFFICES, 1901 st. NV.
Previous 10 the erection Of the COupanys Building,
corner 9;h and sts. NV.
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL AND ON
REAL ESTATE.
Well Secured Loans, guaranteed by the Company.
for sale.
INTEREST PAID.
Call on correspond with US.
B. Il WARNER, President.
". =. Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Bailey, George +. Schafer,
James l. Barbour. Thomas SouieryIlie
George + BartC, John A. Swole,
Richard W. Clay j. r.. SwOrnistedt.
IL :. Cummings Hattersley W. Talbot
J. J. DariiL gton, George 1ruesdelL
John JOy Edison. i h. Warner
CnArles j. FaulkneE A. A. Wilson.
Albert r. FOX. l. D. NIne
u. Z. Green, s W Woodward
William Il. Gurley. Chas. Raui. wilkinson,
John B Laruer. A. !. NorthinstUiI.
Il Tn
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g. WASHINGTON, d. G., APRIL 1, 1880
the sulitl. National Cycle Manufacturing ComIan,
VIII be held III Durango. Colorado, APRIL -, lS!0
al PIN. prellmlnA meeting will De held at st.
G' orye's Han, DO Itb -. NV, Washington D. G.,
observation-disclosures FOR HAMMOND - PE-
g. writer ami Edison Mim-uGraph full
s;Urk Uf SUP plies constantly hand. JOHN q. PAl-
klk, exclusive agent Tor the Dlstrict Of tOiumDia
Gls and 6ls 7Ih 81. Il. ap4-lm
-, We WISH TO INFORM OCR FRIENDS
moved TO the laTge se!es rooms, No, b05 .IH 81.
frear -, where viii continue the Typewriter Bsi-
extensive scale All Typewriter and MImeo-
graph supplies. NEWMAN 4 son.
ap2-lm General AGENTS.
JszS AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
1919 st. NV.
Guaranteed Real Estate Loans for Sale Bearing Six
Per Cent Interest.
SURETTSHIP BONDS FURNISHED.
TWO PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on DE-
PUSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK Al SIGHT.
MONEY 10 LEND IN SUMS 10 SUIT.
A. T. BRITTON. President.
G. J. BELL, First Vice President.
A. A THOMAS, Second Vice President.
PEhCI u. ME1ZGEE. Secretary aud Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
A. T Britton. a \. Thomas.
James =. Pitch. james q. Payne.
v. =. Thompson. NJ ". BevegId-se.
Harry !. West Nath. y. JaLney.
R1bt DOrllan. Caleb j. Milne.
Mm. Werner. Vim NJ. Coates.
Henry :. Iouchheim. Crosby ;. Nuyes.
4. j. Bell Berlau wilkins.
NJ. NJ. Parker. John l.. Hei relL-
Chas. Z. DUEcanson. Martin T. Norris.
tnas. Porter. John -. jerks.
Joseph A. Janney. Alan II. Reed.
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a-,THE TRADERS NATIONAL. BANK
of
WASHINGTON,
916-9lS Tenna. ave H. W,
Washington Safe Deposit Company Building
Bank Opens
9.30 m. from April to Oct. /.
10 am. from oct. ] tO April /.
Closes at pm.
This bank solcits The accounts targe and sHalN OF
ndiyIduas. firms and CORPORATIONS pledging careful
AID prompt attention 10 all business entrusted to it,
livery facility consistent with sound banking VIII he
extended to Its customers
Directors:
Geo c. HeEning, Osceola c. Green.
Cuas. Baum, tIeO. A. ShehSI.
T. r. DrOOp. fnil G. SChafer.
John a. Nalnei, Samuel - Shedd.
WIN. A. Gordon. EHgIEous y. smith,
Beriah wilkins
GEO. c. HEN LING, BRENT L. BALDWIN
President. Cashier.
Surplus tpaid IN 4U, 600
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BURCHELI's
FAMILY TIA,
(SPRING LEAF,
A. 50c- = pound.
Try IL ss Iced
Tea. will sur
PASS any TeayOu
ever drank.
-. W. BURCKEIi.
1875 / 81. n-w.
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES.

gSFOE sALE-FIFTY-fIVE SHAl.ES ~ ID ID,
= o sol, ptleuYH atir T. r. stock tpareuD al So
,er share. ApPly to GUKLEY BROS, 1879 I 81
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CHARGES AGAINST McCALLA.
The Accusations Formally Drawn In
by the Naval Authorities,

FIVE SEPARATE CHARGES MADE AND MANY sPFcr-
FICATIoSs-THE CUTTING DOWN" or SEAMAN
WALKER HEADS THE LIsr-THE ALLEGED vIo-
LATIoNs OF THE ARTICLES OF WAR.
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eSwEsT FLORIDA AND ALABAMA RAIL.
-. ~ rod 90 '-Crrtifcates of Indelt a mess
aDI 4-aS Gfs Ehbitt House
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-02
Dissolution Notice.

The firms of Cochran & Brown, Aus
tell, Ca, and J. X. I Brown & Co., Villa
Rica. GA, have this day dissolved by
mutual consent Z. B. Cochran assuming
liabilities and assets of Cochran s. Brown,
at Austell, Ga, and ]. R t. Brown as
suming liabilities and assets of J r. T.
Brown & Co. at Villa RIGA, Ga
Austell, Ca, Dec 10th, 1889.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-02
GRoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

Whereas, A. G. Donehoo, Administers
tor of Elizabeth Clackum represents to
the Court in his petition, duly fled and
entered on record, thathe has fully admin
istered Elizabeth Clackum's estate. This
is therefore to cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause, If
any they can, why said Administrator
should not be discharged from his Admin
istration, and receive letters of dismission
on the first Monday in April. 1890. Jan.
LIST 1890. J. NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-02
Dissolution.

Marietta, Ga, Dec %, 1899
The firm of r. Hirsch & Son has this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. r.
Hirsch will continue the business, who
assumes the liabilities of the firm and to
whom all indebted to the firm is due.
r. HIRSCH,
K. 81. HIRSCH.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-01-02
GEoRGIA-CoBB COUNTY

The appraisers appointed to set apart
years support for A. E. Evans widow of
Thos. A Evans, deceased, having filed
their returns notice is hereby given to all
concerned to file objections. if any they
have, or the same will be allowed ON the
first Monday in February next. january
list, 1890. ]. M. STONE, Ordinary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
rEiannonnoop NEWS.
LIEDsBoRo.

ffuul the NeEL
Mr.. j. O. Suudstrom went 10 Pue-
bio Monday evening.
Mr.. j. q. Bergsteu has gone "a
Texas TO look at the country.
Mr.. Pyle. father Of Harry Pyle, OF
Mcpherson, died reesntly nj his
home In Indiana.
Julius Lincoln goes 10 Enterprise.
kans., to-day, where be will teach q
Swedish school during summer.
Quite q number OF our citizens are
taking advantage Of the four dollar
rate TO Denver via the Mo. Pse. R'y.
Messrs. John LundstFom, A. q.
Linn AID others shipped eleven car
loads OF cattle to Kansas City last
Monday.
The sudden rise Of the Smoky yes
terday morning brought the fish to
surface apparently llfeless, but
proved 10 be lively corpse. Many Of
bur citizens picked the fish up with
their hands, aud hundreds Of pounds
were caught la this manner before
noon.
There probably never WAS - large
number Of People to witness the
departure Of = citizen at any town In
the state than there was when Rev.
Swensson departed for Sweden last
week. Fully 10 bid him adieu aud
wished him . pleasant journey and
safe return.
MIR. j. c. Norton, ex-mayor Of
Marquette, kans., died May 2Oth at
] q. m, ut his home In Marquette.
Deceased leaves . large family and
numerous friends to mourn his loss.
He very sceepIedly filled the ONCE |
III probate judge OF Highland coun- |
~, Ohio, for several terms, and was |
deputy treasurer under &. A. Cham
rlin In this county. His remains |
were taken to Greenfield, Ohio, his
former home.
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County Superintendent
rnk MnIsKN nusINEss.

An original package house Nas
opened In Salins last Monday on
Ash street. $40 worth Of stun was
sold. The city Officers issued war
rants for the arrest Of the mana
gers, Cooper aud Cole. on n charge
Of violating the city ordiusuce
Trial was had before Judge Musser
Prisoners plead guilty aud were lin-
ed on four counts. Fines and costs
amounted to several hundred dol
lars. Not being able Ia pay or fur
nish bond. prisoners were taken TO
Jail.
Yesterday morning n member Of
Helms Brswing Company, Of Kan
sas city, came up aud allowed the
parkage house 90 he re-Upened late
last evening. The city officers were
alive and soon had evidence Of sn-
other violation Of the city ordinance.
While papers were being prepared
for Heims's arrest, said Helms,
sought for, was not to be found.
The package house has q hard time
tnlive. Its speedy death IL earnestly
prayed for by the people.
Whisky men contemplating locat-
ing in Salina will find themselves
in q hornets nest. They had bet
ter stay away, 10th for health and
nFOfit
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

The commencement exercises Of
the Salina public schools took place
in the NJ. r.. church last Friday ev-
ening. The church was well filled
With friends aud rrlstives Of the
three graduates.
Miss Anna Ekstrand delivered the
saluiatnry IA = very pleasing man.
ner and her essay Lady Macbeth, ="
showed Inuch study and deep
thought. Miss Grace welliugton's
subject, Six O'clock T.. M, was
well handled aud delivered In .
pleasing mannpr. Mr.. Fred BlOd-
gett delivered the closing Grafton
and Valadh'tinn. Ills Grafton. THE
Newspaper, was = splendid literary
production aud delivered with the
grace aud ease OF q first-class orator.
His Vsladictory Was also coed. The
foral tributes were HAny and very
beautiful. Salinas best must al
talent wSs present aud rendered
some good music.
The deplOmss were awarded bt
Prof. RoOp, aud the address 10 the
graduates Was delivered 10y Rev. W.
b. Mucklow, aud IL published Ia full
in this weeks issue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

Mrs. u. \. KOhr Mas very agrees-
bly, surprised by her ueighbOrs on
Thursday last, May -. II Vas the
occasion OF her iist birthday aud het
friends planned = surprise which
vas carried out 10 the letter. She
received many valuable presents 81
. token 81 their appreciation of her
So = ueighbor aud friend. The old
folks rlsimed the afternoon aud 10
the evening the young folks came In
To ruliyen thugs. Altogether there
~ere 81 persons present. A most Ell
joyAble time MSS had aud will be re-
memhered long by those present.
ONE THAT Was THEIRS.
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Dr. I.eesIa ~ NsSaha

The following we clip from the
nevada, Mo-. Democrut, Of June ~.
ISIS:
Dr. W. A. Levin closes \ profess
iOual engagement of over two
months here tomorrow night. In
society hr stands nj the best, profess
siOnally he is efficient and wilklong
be remembered by persons with
weak eyes, that he has relieved. We
believe We speak the sentiments Of
our whole people, when we say we
regret TO see the doctor leave. He
has made many friends Who will
wish him we'll and he glad TO well
come him back NJ any future time.
He is an honest, safe man In his spe-
cialty.
p. =. DIR. levin can now be con-
suited free Of charge ai the National
hotel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
AssARIA.


e. X. Hilton OF Salina Was In our
city yesterday.
Born, May IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+. Heasley, . daughter.
Born, May IL, to Mr.. and Mrs. o.
r. Carlson, . daughter.
We are glad to hear that Charlie
McNittie IL somewhat better, though
still weak.
r.. r. Swanson made another trip
to Texas last Monday. He was ac-
companied by Carl Hanson and n.
l.. Olson.
The Hessiau fly Is working In q
field Of early wheat adjoining the
city, but later sown wheat does not
appear to he affected.
Died. May ~, Mrs John Calsou,
aged ~ years. The deceased has
been = great sufferer and was blind
FOR the last seven years. She leaves
4 husband aud four sons. The burial
took place at Assaria gu Wednesday,
aud was attended by large number
of relatives and friends.
a letter WAS received on Tuesday
from J.. q. Potter, Of Franklin,
Nebraska, ~ which he states that
A. j. Holmguist has acee pied his
offer for the Assaria roller mill aud
that he tMr. Potter will be here
about the lst of June To com menre
the necessary repairs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
MAGNOLIA ITEMS.
Frnm our "wn corrs4ponIsn

v tsaih wv wi teftSAi ohAruAs
Mr.. EnOeh IL preparing for har-
vest, has q good crop and cOnteIn-
plates buying = header. Some 9th
ers In this district also expect To 10
likewise.
Mr.. Dave Taylor MAS called 10
Minnesota by the illness Of his
mother.
Citation Brown, son Of Mr.. JED
Brown, has gone To lyamar to visit
his sister.
Miss Minnie Conrad was married
To Mr.. Porter Ahart last saturday.
TIE wedding vas private, but the
boys gave them the usual seBd-Ofi
aud serenade. Miss Minnie has the
best wishes Of all, and u l. TO be
hoped that her cup Of bliss will
ever he Oiled with porter aud that
they may ever be hspPy ~ a hart
could wish.
ID. \. Lussadrr has lust COM
pleted No. well for Nj. MeCOn-
ner.
Mr.. Carey MeGurk spent last Sum
day at Bavaria. We surmIss what
the attraction was.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
TBE SoRMaI.ISsTIrUTE.


The Fourteenth Annual Normal
Institute Of Saline county will con-
yens la the High school building.
SAlina, June g, Is9O, with Prof. e.
\. ROop conductor, Professors 7. J..
Rollmau, W. r. Adams aud Mrs. e..
r. Mersinger, instructors.
Prof. ROOP IL well aud widely
known rs one Of the most a6ls aud
progressive educators In the west.
His wide experience in institute
work, having conducted siItee1 in
stiiuIss Ia Kansas il efficient guar
Antes Of his ability aud worth.
Messrs. ROIlman aud Adams need
no introduction from Us.
Mrs. Mersiugsr will need no sPe-
cial instruction in primary matters.
She has been employed in institutes
each summer for several years, and
for the past three years has given iu-
-tTuetiOu during the summer term
in the Campbell Normal University,
HOllOu.
A tuition fee uf one dollar will lie
charged for the eutire term Of four
weeks.
An examination will be held al
the close Of the Institute aud = fee
Of one dollar will be charged for ell
trance.
No pains will be SHARED to make
this the most pleasant aud profitable
institute ever held in our county.
Instructive aud enieTisiniug lee
lures by leading educators will be
delivered nj various times during
the institute.
Persons wishing Information con-
rrrninE the institute will receive the
+aru- Gy addressing the county sup
eriutsudrut.
!. ". ARMSTKuNG,
E'.s,t.tg - Observation-Disclosures
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
nAYOE's PROCLAMATIoN.

WHEREAS, BY set Of legislature OF
the state Of Kansas, the SOth day OF
May Of each year has been set apart
for 9 legal holiday, dedicated to the
memory Of the soldiers Who saeri-
feed their life Ia re-unite . divided
nation aud to break the shaekles Of
four millions Of human beings, and
to keep to the end Of recorded time
ever fresh and fair In the minds aud
hearts Of the young that self-sacri-
fieIug patriotism is an obligation to
be met with cheerfulness and forth
tude.
WHEREAS, The Grand Army Of
the Republic has invited all people
to participate and assist them In
presenting the beautiful ceremonies
Of their impressive recital In re-
membra nee Of their comrades who
fell on the battlefield or persisted In
the CHASTITY prison or have answered
the last roll call since peace had
IciBucu.
Now, therefore, I, G. r. Under
wood, mayor OF the city Of Selma,
Kans., do hereby request that all
citizens on Friday next forsake their
usual vacations and close their
places Of business in honor and MEM
DRY Of the departed soldiers, and fur
ther request that all citizens,
VIII ether Of military or civic asso-
citations, unite with the veterans in
decorating the grassy tents beneath
which all that Is mortal Of the gal
lant dead has forever encamPed aud
in attending the services prepared
for the day.
q n I-<pEpunnD Mavnr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
BRuOHVILLE

lNN'ih wv AlhNNalllAHH
J. =. Jshus shipped q ear load OF
hogs To Kansas city Monday.
Miss Carrie Morn OF SaIina, was
visiting her young friend Lille
furtun, last week.
Miss Lulu Jennings Of Salina, WAS
visiting with friends here the first
part nf the week
Mrs. \. Jennings and daughter
FlnTs uf Sslina, we're visiting in
BrOokVill- Friday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Kelley Of salina,
spent sunday with her sister Mrs
r. \. Kelley, ia this city.
Mrs A. d. Blood aud of SsIina,
visited with her sister, Mrs
sweeney, in this city last week.
Mrs. r.. e. KnoSle- started Tues
day morning for q three months
visit with friends aud relatives in
keniucky. ~hs will lie missed
snong her laly friends hut We hOI,s
she will have u pleasant trip.
Grandfather \. W. Honeywell and
daughter Mrs. a. weIber Of CIrVe-
lard, Ohin, arrived in this city yrs-
ierday for = visit with Vim. Honey
we'll aud family. This IL the first
trip at Mr.. Honeywell to the west
ern prairie, although he has beeu an
extensive traveller, having been in
nearly every country In the world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

PROGRAM OF MKnoRIAL SERVICES.
To be held at Red Mems hall on
Thursday evening next, May -.
commencing at s p. m. sharp. under
auspices Of EncamPment Ne. "a,
Uniou Veteran Legion:
Opening-Marrh, piano and Solo VIII Mrs
Colby and 4 4 fieck
Opening the ASSEMBLY, Ina ritualisiie forin
Sssng---NRcant Chair .. .-..--...-..-- Choir
Address Cninuel Commander
chaplain will address the Thorne of tirac-
Memorial 81, mn .......-....- :. Il Choir
Roll of Honor Read by AdJuiant
s.nng--.'Trniinx ON the Camp ursIns', thor
Addree. pc, VI crowley
sonE--The Flag that Bears the stripe.
and STAR ..-. choir
Uraibon Rev Com'TF y Baker
Musie--"Angel's Mothers tall. Mss
Ida aud L e. Fleek
Poem-- Recitation . .Com'r " Crowley
Musle--'- bark. sounds Prom Home"
Mrs Colby aud Flick
RECITATION - Cover Them over With
FtoWerS" .......... Jessie johnson
Taps.
The public IL cordially invited to
attend. By Order Of Committee.
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rhS KIrrham casna.

Mr.. Muckiow will preach In the
Congregational church on the above
subject Sunday evening, being
number v Of the new series ON the
Lords Prayer. In the morning he
will speak on "DavId's Prayer for
the Holy Spirit" All ere weleoms
10 thsss services.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
PALM JUICE.

Prom our own Correspondent.
Everything looks finrr after the
last weeks rain. A little more
would not hurt.
Mr.. Ludwig I.agerstrom IL clerk
ing for J. 4. l.ackey.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. y. Ney wick Wis
tied In New iOtland last sunday.
Mr.. Fritiof Lindstronl 10 home
from Chicago, and intends To move
gu his farm six miles northwest Of
Falun.
Mr.. G.. Larson went TO Omaha
Neb. last Friday.
The Falun base ball nine played q
game with the SalemsbOrg boys last
Wednesday. Scores was Falun club
-; Salemsborg II. The Salemsborg
boys will play our boys At Falun
next Thursday.
Married, last Monday, at the
brides home near Falun, Miss HuldA
Peterson to Mr. q. Lind-tr ON. the
section boss at Falun on the Mo.
Pac. railroad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

On Tuesday evening, May -, Mr.
J. r. Finley, OF Red Bud, ILL.,, and
Miss Lizzie J. Diekey were united
In wedIock. The marriage eere-
mnny, which was performed by Rev.
VIM. FOuIkes, Of the Presbyterian
church, took place at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dickey, the
brides parents, ten miles southeast
Of this city.
After receiving the eongratula-
lions of relatives aud friends aud
partaking of the bOuntiful feast, Mr..
aud Mrs. Finley departed for their
future home in Red Bud, where the
cordial greeting OF an extensive cir
cle OF friends awaits them both. The
J"URNAL joins the eOuEratulating
company in wishing the happy
twain bon rDydgs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
KANSAS CHaursuorA ASSEMBLY

KANSAS CHAUTAGUGA ASSEMBLY.
The above ssembly meets at To-
peka, Kansas June 2lth, and coniin-
ues until July 5ih, ISaO.
For this meeting . rate Of one fare
for the round trip has been made by
the Union Pacific system from points
on its lines 80 Of Topeka. Tickets
will be ON sale from June 9Ith To-
July eth exclusive, return limit
July 9Th, they will also be on sale
from all points In Kansas, at 9 rate
OF one fare for the round trip on June
2ilh, 18th and July End, return limit
July 9Th. W. =. BARR,
Agent Union Pacific System.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

The comptroller Of the currency
called for . statement Of the national
banks ct the close Of business May
18th.
The JOURNAL calls the attention Of
the readers to the showing made by
the Salina National in this issue.
Cash aud sight exchanges alone
aggregate one hundred and thirty.
eight thousand dollars. A eonimun-
Ity places Its money in the bank that
IL possessed Of its confidence; the
deposits Of the SsIina National bank
are three hundred thousand dollars.
The statement - it appears to-day
could not he better, could not tie
stronger.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
Agent Union Pacific s
PECIAI. NOTIcE

SPECIAL NOTICE
Prom Pssrsoa's Carriage works.
saIIss. ~ ahsas
! have over 10 vehicles the very
hest work that can be- produced for
the money, consisting OF carriages.
pheatOnS, huggies, spring wagons
aud six different styles of read carts.
All this good work IL OF my own
Manufacture, aud every job warran-
ted Zee the Pearson carriage
Works before buying elsewhere.
.I-iI \. Pearson, Prop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29
rHE MISSOURI PACIFIc.
u. w. RIoRnAN, Agent.

Properly fitting spectacles to the
eye is an art not rarely attained, but
quite necessary to preserve and inn
prove the sight. The Messrs.
Whitehead have made q careful
study Of this accomplishment, aud
can nj your eyes perfectly. Their
stock Of spectacles IL large aud their
appliances for testing the sight a.
complete ~ any In the west.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

The county surveyor uf Saline
county made a survey Of the Rhine
hart aud Huhl line an HullGnui last
week. lie missed eVrI SbOdy's cor
net Lincoln H. pHhiicuH.
The CORNERS must have been mis-
placed 10y preceding surveyor.
Miss Hattie HryamI left yesterday
for her home in Ohio. Miss Bryant
has been iearhiug school ia SAlins
during the past year, aud has proved
h-Iself to be Que Of the most ELI
cieut teachers ia the schools. She
will probably return 1, SaIina again
next year
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

Communion -rrvur at the pTe-hN
terrain Church next SUNDAY. Rev.
J. y Rankin "f SOLOMON preaching
the preparatory sermon 10 nI"rrUw
evening
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

Mt. Judd Sievens's brother, Of
Colorado, Who has been visiting
hrTr. has returned home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

Read Wm. Bishops estimate Of
rIrroma, then go To hear parts Of
the poem read 10y its author this ev-
euiug.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-29

Jscnb SoI-iefi-r, Of wiIke-barre,
Pa. j. ia the city visiting friends
aud relatives.