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Evening journal., 1892-06-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-Children'o Day win be celebrated m Cook
man M. r. Church tomorrow.
"Aro Your Sins Forgiven Will be the
subject in ST. Michaels Church tomorrow
night.
The road commissioners OF Christ atiana hun
ared held q netting at the CLAYTON House
to-day.
-Rev. w. l.. S. Murray OF Dover win lee
turo on 'lour Name before tho Wilmington
Commercial College students, ON Monday
morning. ai O'Clock.
Register of Wills j. wilkins COOch has
granted letters tostamcntary upon the estate
OF James lawlcr. late of Wilmington nun
dred, TO John Is. Bradford.
IAN unknown Philadelphia photographer
was badly sngcd yesterday while taktng a
hash-leht photograph OF the 0oldey VIII
ndngton tommercial College.
The cattle steamer building az the Jack =
son and Sharp tQmpany's yard for south
American trade. and also the twu ear hoats
for the B. 4 %. railroad, VIII be launched TINS
month.
Presbyterian cxc1rsion 90 Neshamlny Falls
Friday .IulN Isl. One dollar.
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Girl. swing Inalan oluh..

ST. MIcHARL's. MD, June 18-At the
closing of S. Michaels High School
Talbot county. to-day, VIM S. Croune
principal Lima Baker Of St.
Michaels made the sslutatory
address. Bessie Valiant ef Royal
Oak. gave n socitation. and Annie f.
Ducan. of Tigham's. read an essay and
valcdictory. Rev j. Harry Choslsley
delivered the address to the class. The
exercises sloscd with an exhibition Of
club swinging by a class OF girls.
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sidney pnlon.s win.

NEW YoRK, june ls.-The wiz Of the late
deceased Sidney Dillon directs that his es-
tate be.divided into thihds. two-tbirts 10 be
equally divided among Mrs Julia ID. Ripley
and Mrs. Cora D. Wyckoff, his daughters,
and Sidney Dillon Ripley and Harry Dillon
Ripley, his grandsons. Cf the remaining
third the other grandchildren are to receive
slOO.OOO each.
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rhnr .Inde pennnts IN.

A team belonging to the Charles
Warmer Company became frightened
while standing in front Of Haywood 5
restaurant this morning, The horses ran
along Fourth street to Market. Here
tb,-v collided with the Italian peanut
stand there Peanuts were scattered oil
over the pavement and street, and the
small boy was on hand TO mi his peckets
An iron awning post was also broken on
close to the ground and the sign OF the
Gem iewelry store was split IN two.
Neither Driver springbets nor the
horsss were injured. The wagon was
not damaged. The horses were caught
between Third and Fourth streets on
Market street.
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Presbyterian cxc1rsion 20 Neshaminy Fal
Friday, July lst. one dollar.
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D.,,,,are n separate Jurisdiction.

PAST Grand Master Workman Foulk of
the a. o. e. w. Of Delaware, who is
now attending the annual meeting OF
that society in Helena, Mont, has
telerraphed to this city stating
that The Supreme Lodge had set
aside Delaware as separate
Jurisdiction until January, 1898, upon
condition that it will have
two thousand members and upwards
Tbis news has caused much re-
ioieing among Delaware members OF the
order. They feel confident OF getting
more than that number by the allotted
finna
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nIEl.

AAYBOLD.-In this city. on June l3. Mary
A.. wife of Philip Ambold. aged "a years.
DEyINE.-ln Philadelphia, on the 18th in
stant. Eliza Divine.
DONLIN.-l this city. on the 18th instant,
Alfred DOwlin. aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend
his funeral services from his late residence,
40. 1909 West Seventh street, on Saturday ar
teruOon at 3 o'clock. lntermont private.
HESrON.-On the 18th instant, Joseph A.
Heston, In the SD year OF his age.
LAFERTY.- On the 18th instant William
Edgar Lafcrty, aged ai years.
LAWLER.-On the 18Th instant, james
Lawler, aged 63 years
WELIS.-In this city, on 18th instant Mar
garet Wells. ia 9th year OF her age.
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The Now Electric Line.

The new Eighth street extension Of
the electric railway has been completed
from Church TO French street. The pay
ing between the tracks has been done,
and also the outside space The rails are
IN place between French and King
streets and are ready for paving. The
street between Market and King has not
been torn up.
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a n.llrnIlnI I.Icnr.Ion.

The combined excursion Of Madeley
and Kingswood NJ e. Sunday schools
yesterday was ono Of the most enjoyable
which have gone from this city during
the season. The excursion committee
was: Mrs j. Dixon, Mrs. ID. Mass, Mrs.
d. Forrest. Mrs. Annie Davis. Mrs. Mary
Fennimore, Mrs. Sue simpson Mrs j.
Wann. Mrs A. Harrington, Mrs. G. Cor
rie, Misses Reba Smith, Florrie Me
Donald and Mrs George w. Springer.
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nn.nrnr on Id nridge.

A horse attached to sullSy became
frightened when on the south side OF
Market street bridge last night. Inc
maddened animal raced across the
bridge clearing the street and leaving
cloud of dust in its wake The driver
was thrown out on the bridge but
escaped with few bruises. The horse
was caught at Front and Market streets
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rnlnnhle cnnl strlI.c.

BUFFALO, June 18 "A coal discovery
which promises to be Of great importance
70 this city has been made in Potter and
Mexican counties, Pa. The state eeologist
states that there are several fine veins Of
coal underlying about 1000 acres and este
mated to yield nearly 10 o00, 900 tors Of NOR
chantable coal. There is also a fne quality
of camel coal, but the vein is not a thick
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A Cra.y Man al the police station.

Patrick Talley was brought to the
Police Station last night from
Claymont where lac was acting in
queer manner This morning he
was examined by Drs. Baird and Harris
who pronounced him insane. He will
be sent to Farnhurst this afternoon.
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rririnI cn.e. settled.

Wilh0m Dorsey was charged in Magis-
trate Smiths Office, last night,
by James Sanders, with threaten
ing 60 do him bodily harm Dor
soy was held under a peace bond Of
800 Eliza and Jessie Welsh were
charged with disorderly conduct preferred
by Mary Daniels The magistrate dis
missed the case
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A IHI7VN HOTSI1
EVERs HOTEL,

iio $. GEORGIA AVENUE. Boarding by
the day or week.
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FerrIs school director. own House.

James Bradford had transferred por-
tion Of the property on Dupont
street, between Fourteenth and Fif-
teed to Charles b. McNonigle at
the Surveying Department this morning.
George W. Bush transferred the dwelling
at Fifth and Harrison streets TO the
Ferris Indnsirial School Directors.
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nnnrl,t hr Inhn H. stnrIn.

NEW HAVEN, June 1s.-Henry Harrison,
a lumber dealer, has sold his property ON
Water street to ]. Howasd Carroll, son-in-
law Of ex-Congressman John II. starin, Of
the Starin Steamboat company. The in
tention. Of the Starin company is to make
the place a steamboat landing. The price
Maid was about 100000
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.ORTEsCUE HOUSE

i
Corner ARKANSAS AVENUE and OCEAN
FRONT. Nearest House 10 the Beach.
}. FORTESCUE. Proprietor.
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WIN Take In the Convention.

J. S. Dunlap, contractor and builder
of this city, win leave to-morrov morn
ing for Chicago with force Of work
mon TO begin work on the Delaware
state building ON tho grounds Of the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. Before
beginning work neutrality-suspicious. will
take in the Democratic National Con
vention They viii be mt work out
Mnst for about three weeka
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Reward for Dishler and Minehon.

ALBANY, june 1s-Governor Flower has
offered a Eeward Of $500 to any person eous-
ing the arrest and delivery to the sheriff Of
Oneida county Of either David A. Dishler or
William e. Minchon. Both men have been
duly indicted by the grand jury Of Oneida
county for aiding in the escape Of Buncoer
Thomas O'Brien.
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rn-as IN ITnlbof County.

EAsroN. Md. june ls.-The commits
sioners of Talbot county to-day levied
county tax of IS cents ON each 5lOo OF
assessed property. making tho total tax,
county and state. 95a cents on the SlOO,
against 1909 last year. The ia Xable
basis is 50 2g3. l90
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A n.nr Mnrnn rn.et.

A wagon belonging to J. A. Lengel,
the brewer. while loaded with beer, upset
in front of Thomas McHughs liquor
store yesterday afternoon. Beer kegs
were scatterad all around the street and
the wagon was broken in several places.
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The 0Ien Are Not IN N.

A number of women Of the west side
Of town lave formed sea. saw society.
The young women indulge in this amuse-
ment every night and all men are ex-
clnded from membership and from the
grounds.
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The nrre.ls - sa-nu.

SAN FRANcIsco, June ls.-Five OF the
men arrested for alleged treason against Lhe
Hawaiian government have been dis
charged. Fourteen others, amcng whom
are Wilcox aud Ashford, Have been held
for trial
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Zinc Vocal and Instrumentai Music.

ST. Stephens English Lutheran Sunday
school will have its Children, Day SER
vice at i03 a. M, 20 morrow. The
school will be assisted by fine orches-
ira. At flower ana song service at 730
p m, solos win be sung by Professor
Rhodes and Miss Mildau assisted by
selected quartette. The accompanist
will be William pnrrN
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PennsyIVanin railroad.

T VIIII7I IN-IIIII I11IIII "'II'
Leave Philadelphia, Market street wharf:
Express. 90 A NJ. > 30. O0 and o 70 L NJ, week
DAYS. Accommodation, 8 20 and 20 A NJ. 500
and 42OP NJ. sundays, Express, 9 90, A.,
8 n A VI. Accommodation, s 90 A NJ, 4 % p M.
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rdrar Knapp Must Pay 81. 600.

PoUenxEEpsIa, ". Y, june is.-Edgar
Knapp, a prominent Republican and ex-
President Of the State Farmers league
who was sued for slander by Mrs Charles
Carpenter, was mulcted $1,000 by jury
here.
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FIFTH YEAR.
CAPE HERLOpEN BEACH, DEL.

bright HOUSE. REHOBOTH. DEL.
ID This we'll known hotel win reopen for
the receptionof guests on June IL. l&g, under
the same management as last season. The
hotel is beautifully situated on the most de-
sirable part of the beach. and only sixty yards
from the surf. AS a bathing place RehQhoth
is isunsurpasspd. and while 10 has the advan-
tage of n high SURF il is good and safe at all
hours of the day. The house is nicely fur
nished. good beds and the purest drinking
water on the Atlantic coast. Terms reason
able 4. II. GRAHAM. Proprietor.
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Clearing rfouse.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks az
the clearing house to-day were; Total, Sill,
$3.50. balance. Slalo9.H.
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N. Y. Clothing 6 House.
Wilmington, Saturday, June Is, lsoe.
Meetings For This Evening.
Lodge of Instruction, A. +. A. NJ.
Mechanics Lodge, /. o. o. f.
Lafayette Lodge, X. of y.
Temple Tribe, l. o. r.. NJ
jefferson Council, O. u. A. NJ.
Union Veteran Legion.
Wenonah Lodge. $. of il.
Windsor Lodge, Sons of 81. George.
C,tnp 2. p. o. $. of A.

Store will be open tonight
until IL o'clock
Keep yourself cool and COM
Portable these hot days. Wen
help you do it, and not over
tax your pocketbook.
Extra force Of sales-hclp to
wait on the big trade that we'll
have to-day.
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Go with St. patrick's excursion next Mon
dn, limo r., to Lincoln Park. Boats leave
Fourth ST. wharf at l.30 and lO.3j a. H., and
"a u IN
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE. FOR WANT OF USE, GLASS
IL hack. seat twelve persons. See at Will
mington Transfer Stables. JOHN G. BLlI-
IAkD.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-A BRAND NEW
II Combination lock Barnes Safe. Apply
q. (. HORN. li2 French street
TF YOU WANT TO SELL OR RENT PROP
i erty call on HAWKINS * CO, 7l2 Market
street, No charge unless rented or sold.
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Gcnrre IYIlllc.

Contractor for hauling by the day q hour:
safes and pianos moved and SGT with care;
furpffuro cars AT short notice; hoisting ana
rirging done. Ofico, No ~ French street.
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This Date in HiatOry June l8.

lsjp- kllen Yhorndk0 Rico. JOHN HAMPDEN
editor born in Boston; died 1852.
iseO-'rhe second or adjourned national Demo-
cratic convention met IN hront street the
ater. Baltimore.
se6i-Third assasslt On tho CQnfodsrato lines "a
Petersburg repukcd vita great AnUghtgR.
ls3o-ff4nry Jsry4 Raymond, Journalist, died
iu New YoFk oitL; born ls,e.
i3T5-Tho United States steamer Saranac
wrecked 90 Seymour nnrroye on a voyage
70 Alaska.
is00-gling Iscopeid appointed Henry H. Stan
10y governor Of tho Cong0 state 10 enter
upon his oidco in 1891.
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Book Beer and snapper Soup lunch tonight
at John f. Ford's, Hotel Liberty, No. l05
ShIpley street.
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Attend the Red Mems fair at Eden Han
ad mission 10 cents.
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PROFESSIONAL.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. win be received until 10
i o'clock a. m. Tuesday. July 3. 1892. for
an labor and mateual and constructing COM
picto, an iron highway bridge over White
CLAY creek. near YhOmpsnn's station, New
Castle county, Del. and asO for the abut-
lnents aud wing walk for the same.
sid4 may be made for both bridge and
masonry complete on for either
plans and specifications are TO be seen rt
the Court House in char-e of the isnitor. The
committee reserve the right 10 reject amy and
'-'' PAUL GIIIIs. Chairman.
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REWARDS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

UVAItH MI IIVVlI''
NOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS on SECOND
IT floor. Apply 2H East Second street.
TOR Rents DESIRABLE ROOMS. ONE
II suitable FOR Office purposes. Apply 1909
Market street.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
4 also table boarders. No. 1905 Washington
street.
WANTED -BOARDERs AT 1910 DAVIS
WANTED GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 400 East Fourth street.
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TOTFI HECIILER,

Ii n. Heckler has taken the Hotel Norman
die. corner of Atlantic and Pennsylvania ave-
nues and fitted 10 up in first-class style. Open
May p and known as Hotel Heckler
H. HECKLER
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Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
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HOTEL ALLEN,

} Corner of PACIFIC and ARKANSAS AVE
NJES., near the beach; accommodations
frst-claSs; reasonable rates.
w S ALIEN PronretOr.
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pHILADELPHIA STEAMBOATS,.
NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
N Onice of Delinquent Tax Collector.
SiOif Market street.
All county taxes for year 1871. not paid by
July lst, will be collected 10y Levy with costs.
GEORGE J. FlNCk. Collector
TEACHERS EXAMlNATlON.-AN E&-
i animation for second and third grade
teachers will DC held as folows
Middletown, June Is.
Newark, June "a
Wilmmgton, June 25in school building No. l.,
corner Fifth and French streets.
II. ID. GRIFFIN,
County superintendent of Schools.
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Iudge cooeh sn.talned.

The Judges rendered a decision sus-
tanning Judge of the Probate Court
Cooch in the McComb viii case. The con-
testants claimed that Ger tain clauses OF
the win were filed in after It was executed.
They were represented by w S. Hilles.
The will was represented by Hon.
Charles b. Lore Judge Cooch decided
that the viii had been tampered with.
The case was carried TO the upper case on
appeal, with above result.
Richardson Rule Discharged.
The court discharged the rule TO show
cause why the sureties on the bond Of ex'
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.

water on the Atlantic coast. Terms reason
able. e. II. GRAHAM Proprietor
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Leave Philadelphia Market street wharf: /
Express 90 A M, ? 30. 0Q and Q yOP NJ; week /
days. Accommodation, 8 20 and ~ A NJ, 800 |
and 20 T. NJ sundays, Express. 8 90, g45 /
% A NJ. Accommodation 3 W A M, 4W M. |
Philadelphia & Reading r. II.
Leave Chestnut street and South street /
wharyes week days Express, ~ se9 A ll |
10.4eQ = NJ. Accommodation,S SU0 NJ; 5Ol |
o30P NJ. Sundays, Express, o. % and lOCJ
A NJ. Accommodation, 90 A NJ, 4 81 = NJ.
rVHE MANSION.
ATLANTIC CITY, n J.
The Largest Hotel Open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
A UBuRN HOUSE.
iio $. GEORGIA AVENUE. Boarding by
''' ~'' MRS. r. S. LEEDS, Proprietrcss.
EvERs HOTEL,
Corner ATLANTIC and GEORGIA AVE
JOHN A. EvERs. Proprietor.
EORTEsCUE HOUSE,
Corner ARKANSAS AVENUE and OCEAN
}. FoRrEsCUE, Proprietor
HOTEL ALLEN,
Corner Of PACIFIC and ARKANSAS AVE
NUES., near the beach; accommodations
frst-claSs; reasonable rates.
VI. s. ALLEN, Proprietor.
HOTEL EDISON.
II. MICHIGAN and PACIFIC AVENUES,
pleasantly situated; open grates sanitary az
''''s '''''''' MRS. JOHN II. COOKE,
Formerly of the 'Melos."
HOTEL HECISLER.
ii II Heckler has taken the Hotel Norman
die. corner OF Atlantic and Pennsylvania ave-
nues and fitted II up in first-class style. Open
May ., and known as Hotel Heckler.
II. HECKLER.
HOTEL IMPERIAL
On the Beach; MARYLAND AVE, capacity
2O; home comforts, with hotel conyeniences;
appointments and table nrst-elass; g 20 q per
day, SlOto elo pfrweek- Ga w. HENDRICKS.
HOTEL READING
IL Corner MISSISSIPPI AND PACIFIC
AVENUES. The leading Downtown Hotel.
Electric Bells and Lights. Newly and richly
furnished throughout Fire Alarm and Mos
scngcr serN lce. Carrages and BUSES to and
from all trains. Open all the year.
CHARLES II. SASsHy Proprietor.
I EEDs' COTTAGE,
No.4 ARKANSAS AVENUE, below At
lantic. opposite Eeading depot. Open May %
First-class accommodations.
Mrs. a. NJ. LEEDS.
MADISON HOUSE,
40. aOl5 PACIFIC AVENUE, below Michigan.
New house. Rates 81 to 50 per week. Board
y w SAMUEL LAW. Proprietor.
MILLER COTTAGE AND ANNEX,
GEORGIA AVENUE, 2 doors above Atlantic.
MRS. /. II. MILLER.
rI,nE ELDREDGE,
4 No Is SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE, IS
to Sl2 per week; tl50 70 500 per day. Every
facility FOR guests. House enlarged, having
large airy rooms.
MRS. f. J. ELDREDGE. Proprietor.
rTHE HOTEL sTICKNEY,
100 feet from Ocean. on KENTUCKY AVE.
steam ecat. sun piTlors, 8 to $50 day; ~ "a
Sl2 per week. y. v. sIIOhNE1.
rTHE INGLEsIDE,
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVENUE
MRS. n. REED. Proprietress.
THE SHIRLEY,
KENTUCKY. AVENUE. near. the ocean
Entirely new house. newly furnished; electri,
4 bells. Telephone No. .sS
Same managemcnt as last year.
vTHE wEsrMnlsrEE'
\ KENTUCKY near Pacific Avenue, Atlantic
City. n. !. Open an the years entirely new
building; all modern Improvements;
MRS N. ROCHE.
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II
Corner ATLANTIC and GEORGIA AVE
NUES.
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IMPERIAL.

HOTEL READiNCS
II Corner MISSISSIPPI AND PACIFIC
AVENUES. The Leading Downtown Hotel.
Electric Bells and Lights. Newly and richly
furnished througholt. Fire Alarm and Mos
senger serN lce. Carriages and 'Busses TO ana
from all trri ns OpcnIall the year
CEARIES II. SASSE. prnprIntor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
N.- c.msr,. cn.,,.r,.~..

NV SamOfh8 Cn8txeffnX8-
Mrs. J. w. Blundon, Of Kanopolii
IL spending the week here with heI
children.
A prominent young farmer oil
Greeley township, left last week foI
the Keystone" state and II Is said
he will bring back with him q better
half.
J. c. Williams and wife were
called to Brookfield, Mo, last week
to attend the burial OF Mr.. Williams
sister Mrs. VIM. Gill.
Jacob l.. Stiffier left last wednes-
day morning for Jamestown, Penna.
his native home. He will remain
about two weeks only.
q. W. walck and family arrived
last Monday from Osawatomie, and
have taken up their residence among
US.
Saline Valley Alliance took In
about seventy dollars at their sup
per and dance last Thursday night.
Joe Ream, of Gypsum City, was
calling on old neighbois here the
first of the week. He Is cook for the
Missouri Pacific eating honse located
there.
Cambria now has another Hotel
which Is first class in every respect,
Wilson Andrews is the proprietor.
Elsie the fourteen year old dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crayle
died last Tuesday evening Of lagrippe
and was buried Thursday morning
In the Donmeyer burying ground by
the side OF her two sisters who pre-
coded her to the grave.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
Gypsum City Items
A good rain Tuesday evening

A good rain Tuesday evening.
s. s. Godfrey has been out here
for few days.
w. A. Parker's family are settled
in Guthrie, i. I.
A good many of our citizens at
tended the sale at Mrs. Milliken's
Tuesday aud report good prices for
everything.
We were sorry to hear of the death
OF Geo. McPhsil. We can sympathize
with the family and community.
Chas. Everhart, Matt stockton,
Oscar Bouell and Dorsey Everhart
are building new houses this fine
spring weather.
The farmers had a meeting here on
Monday to see II the merchants
were selling them goods as cheap as
at other places. The unanimous
verdict was that Gypsum City IL
the best place to sell produce or buy
goods OF any kind in Saline co.
Will and Geo. Kouns are over
from Mentor today.
A merry party Of young folks met
at Mr.. j. Tinkler's residence last
night and spent few hours In
dancing and music.
Mrs. ID. McPhail Is visiting at DIR.
Corners this week.
$. Shelton is over at Dillon as
engineer for the Acme Plaster Co. of
this place.
The Democrats out here are
pleased to see Hill carry New York
so early ana knock out the stuffed
prophet.
The Alliance men are not so well
pleased to see the determined effort
OF the south not to form third party
1t looks il we could have three
parties in the north and west and
one in the south-the good old
Democratic.
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Death Of J. X. Price.

John X. Price. manager of the
Salins Light & Power Co., died at
the Pacific House on Friday morn
ing at 2:30 o'clock, Of hemorrhsge Of
the lungs. After the consolidation
Of the two electric light companies
Mr.. Price became manager, and
although his residence here has
been Of only months duration he
has won many friends who feel Q
keen regret at his death. He was
born In Wales, and came to this
country some twelve years ago. His
parents still live In Wales, but his
wife and two children live in Hutch
inson, to which place his remains
were taken for burial on Friday
afternoon. His family are left In
comfortable circumstances. The
deceased was q Mason and q member
OF the Presbyterian church. His
wife and his cousin, Hon. r. r.
Price, OF Hutchinson, were with him
at the time Of his death. The funer-
al took place at Hutchinson on
Sunday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

Geo. X. Spencer, of Sslins, senior
vice commander, department Of
Kansas G.. A. r., was born In Penn
sylvalis in 1912. He enlisted in the
Second Iowa Infantry In May, 1851.
In about q year he was made first
lieutenant OF the thirty fifth Iowa
infantry and captain in one year
more. He was In the battles of Jack
son, Miss, siege of Vicksburg, and
again at jackson, Pleasant Hill, La,
Bayou de Glaze, La, Old River Lake.
Ark, Tupelo, Miss, Nashville and
siege OF Spanish Fort, Ala. In 1867
he was commissioned second lieu
tenant United States infantry, and
In 1878 was brevetted first lieutenant
OF the Eighteenth for meritorious
services at the battles Of Tupelo,
Miss. and Nashville. Later he was
brevetted captain for meritorous
service at Spanish Fort. He Joined
the q. A. II. In 1885, but was never
near post. In 1883 he was junior
vice OF his post No. 433 and also chief
mastering officers OF the department
of Kansas. He was made q member
OF the national council of administra-
tion and junior vice of the depart
ment Of Kansas ut Hutchinson in
1891, which position he filled salts
factorially and the position he now
holds Is a well merited promotion
Topeka CAPITAL.