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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-08
BUSINESS cHAxCEs-CoNrrNUED.

BiStNESS HANCEH-CONIlNUE ED.
Ge5O WOOD AND COAL YARD: KEPT
I'OOO' years; present owner clearing $40
monthly; near keaTny ST. PACIFIC EXCHANGE
% hearny ST. La
CoFFEE-SALOoN; POSITIVE DAILY RE
y ceIpJs over $50; clearing $500 monthly; good
reasons selling. FAC EXCHANGE % keaTny.lt*
GOOO MILK ROUTE: 2 HORSES, WAGON,
DCOO. and positively clearing 500 a month:
snow customers fAC EXCHANGE Is Kearny.lt*
G10O COFFEE SALOON; CLEARING 500 A
tCtVO' month PAC. EXCHANGE % Kearny.l*
Tor SALE-BOTTLING BUSINESS ROUTE;
1 horse aad wagon Apply Duncan St. and san
Jose ave. up 10 2. n. aud from A P NJ Jao az
4 CHANCE WITH A SMALL CAPITAL FOR A
y irame-maker and picture man; well estab-
IShed frame ana picture business, az great adVant-
age. Inquire of JOSEPH ii. DOREIH. 10 10 II
A NJ, 5Zl Commercial ST Ja4 IT.
CIGARS TORE FOR SALE AT 4 SACRIFICE
\ on account uf other business. Can today If You
want bargain at 558 Fourth, cor. Harrison de23 u
COOP PAYING CORNBR GROCERY AMI BAR;
~ rent low long lease; good reasons for selling
Address W. X. Box 90. this Office noIo %
Tor SALE CHEAP. MUSIC AND DANCE HALL
i $40 Pacific ST. ga ~
C0OO SALOON AND DANCE HALL. IN
CLUU. quire ga Jackson St. ia4 7t|
CALooN FOR SALE CHEAP on a PROMINENT
- corner: rent $50 per month For particulars
inquire OF A. MCLEOD, "a and TO First st iai II
CALO1N FOR SALE CHEAP: ONE OF THE
- best locations; established for the last - years;
range audkitcAen with IT, Inquire j, REM, liquor
dealer. SO Commercial ST. ga ot+
MAN WANTED 10 EITHER DRIVE ADVER-
vi Using chariot or sOIcIt advertisements for
same biS chance 10 make money by taxing interest
la inc business, ot wound ooFt." money pay
wages and secure loani mus have 500 500
Ninth ST, la3 q
no BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY FOR CASH
L SnOe->tere- account of death. 20 EighthJ5 A.
pAKERV 20 LET. sU4 GREENNICH ST. BET.
- - = .--- -
LoDGING-HOUsEs TOR SALE.
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tyee want the services o. an attorney rr notary.
ftoH want entire charge taken OF your property,
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


MN. Is. 4GARSHUTZ 4 Co, REAL ESTATE
W Agents and House-brokers, 3241a Montgomery
@10 SOO LOVELY PAIR FRENCH FLATS,
u L = .OOO. western Additions and rooms
and bath each; patent sidewalk; large lot. 27xI37:
part cash. w. B. MARSHUTZ & CO, 32412 Mont
G95OO NEAT COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
JOOOO. bath; 14th St electricians will pass
the door; easy terms. w. b. MARSHUrZ q CO.,
S2412 Montgomery st.
G0OOO COTTAGE OF 4 ROOMS; CHICKEN
tpOUUO. house; splendid chance TO raise pou-
try. see the size of lot. 24OxlSO: a bargain. w.
B. MARSHUTz q CO, 32i13 Montgomery st.
C.ODEO LOVELY BAY-WINDoW COTTAGE,
brick foundation; warm belt of Mission: a bargain
at this price. w. b. MARSHUrZ a. CO., 32413
Mongomery st.
C07SO BIGGEST BARGAIN YET; FRONT
$50 monthly; steady tenants; lot 25X75 W b.
MARSHUlz q Co, 824Ia Montgomery st.
CI0SO LOT 5SxlOO, PARAMOUNT TRACT,
tNIOOU. ! block from electric road dead bar
gain. w. b. MARSHUTZ & CO, 3241a MontgOm-
GeS0O GOOD HOUSE; FLATS; ALSO
steady tenants: pays well: lot 25xSU w. b.
MARsRUTz 4 Co, 32412 Montgomery ST
G0SOO LOT 25xl3O: NOE ST.. NEAR MAR
a CO, 82ila Montgomery St, ja5 SUR 2t
GIOEO ONLY-LOOK AT THIS DEAD BAK-
y AOCV gain; cottage OF rooms hard fin
isned; lot 26:SNlU5 %; on Precita- ave go feet
wide, ONLY 90 feet from MiSsion-st cars; avenue
severed ava graded; must be sold; lot alone worth
the price asked. ). +, PLUMBE, agent, 1902 Va
Ithtla -. lao 81
T1UE SALE N EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
i Fine modern cottages and elegant 2sJOry houses
in good ueighborho0ds, near cable lines; can be
purchased i'm IustabmeHtS same as Paying rent. For
particulars apply TO l.. LANDER, Is Montgomery
street. de23 WeFrSuMo It
gan CASH-NEw COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS
lHtDU bath. baSeme I, laundry, wooden mante.
inca epl.Ce- SHADES. UAlules ana every con-
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Cox CASH. $40 MONTHLY - BEAUTIFUL
tp-O Claremont PARK minutes walk 20 tw o
electric iiues, two horsecar lines and near local
tram, with haif-houry trips TO san Francisco:
beautiful creek running water; native OAK trees;
Illustrated catalogue free free carriage TO the park.
a. H. BREED q co, 400 Ninth St, Oakland. jd3 81
Z0 OUO San Ieaadro aad near the new oE
electric road from oakland 10 Haywards terms if
desired. CLOuGH & BAKER, 46O Ninth st. jas It
GJS 600 LOT l82X150. on TELEGRAPH
D-O'OOO. ave, near goth ST.; good pros
pecttye business property; street work all done:
terms II desired. CLOUGH q BAKER, AGO Ninth
street ia3 1t
G35 GOO % ACRES N EAST OAKLAND:
gao OOO, fine view: easy terms; Call and see
this tract. CLOU"H q BAKER, $50 Ninth 81. 3 It
G1O 00O LOT lOOxlO0; PARTIALLY I'M
tD1U.OOV. proved; centrally located; best
purchasers can obtain further information at The
ONCE Of CLOUGH * BAKER, 400 Ninth st. jas IT
Gf5 600 81 ACREs-ELEGANTLY STU
eTOO.OOO. ated in East Oakland; commanding
hae view OF the surrounding county; we'll adapt
ed for subdivision; terms If desired. CLOUGH
BAKER, 46O Ninth ST. ja3 1t
Q1k0 TO S75O-FINE LARGE LOTS WITHIN
aDtOU > to minutes walk to Adeine-st sta
ton and within minutes walk TO the new electric
road on Grove St, 80 minutes TO san francisco. 10
minutes TO Oakland; fine aud attractive buildings
are now being erected; wel-aid streets: public
school, postothce, etc, near this property; terms
oHe-dfth cash; balauco in four equal yearly pay
ments. CLOUGH BAKER $50 Ninth st. JAZZ 1t
GITk EACH - FINE FRUITvALE LOTS:
~ : - street railroads; SO cash. 50 monthly.
CL0CGH * BAh Err, $50 Ninth St.. Oakland jas 1t
GOO 0OD A FINE RESIDENCE TO TX.
tT-O.OOV. change for good grain Gil,
Full particulars at The ONCE Of CLOUGH d BAKER
100 smith ST., Oakland. ja3 It
VI f. BARNARD & son. NINTH AND WASH
~ ington SITS, for Oakland real estate. jas Il
Tor SALE-ONLY $40 PER FOOT WORTH
i 500; splendid corner lot, 5Ox 90, y. side
seventh ST.. / block from station; sacrifice
count OF sickness. A. ). TAFT, 1904 Seventh ST.
Center Station. Oakland. de23 If
\ QUILL GO TO SHEOL n YOU DON'T co TO
MACkINNON to buy your real estate. 4S3
Ninth ST., Oakland. ta3 If
GDS CASH; so MONTHLY; LARGE LOTS
20 100 10 300 feet deep: within minutes
walk OF electric and horse car lines: beautiful
creek; fine oak trees call once; send for illus
trated map. y. \. BREED * Co, 460 smith St.
Oakland. de2O II
GI000 HERE YOU HAVE IT; l35xI0O; Ell
u IOUO. eCaut corner: South Berkeley. 2i5
blocks from new electric road Just think, less tnIn
81 30 per front foot for a choice corner; terms
$3.50 cash, balance to suit purchaser. CLOUGH e
BAIlER. 400 Ninth ST. oakland. seZ0t
WEEKS y EWs FOR > vENTs-THE WEEKLY
\ CALL. ia wrapper. ready TOR mailing.
FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FUBNITURE You WANT GOOD AND CHEAP
Isee II. SCHELLHAAS. 4OS Eleventh 81. de6 II cod
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G05-$lO MONTHLY.
BEAUTIFUL CLAREMONT PARK.

Large lots, 100 200 and 800 feet deep: fine large
OAK trees elegant creek Of running water; near two
electric lines, two horsecar lines also local train
with haf-hourly trips to san Francisco; free car
rage TO and from the park A. ii. BREED q Co,
400 Ninth ST., Oakland. ia3 81
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II yol want SAFE ere Insurance at bottom rates
II son want your bills collected promptly.
u you want any conveyance or other papers
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NEW SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO
TIE GREAT sTOCK-YARDS.
MANUFACTURING AID Residence CITY
OF THE
SOUTH san FRANCISCO LAND AND I5fP'T co.
Lots ana blocks for sale on easy terms
Free conveyance al Baden 20 SHOW property.
BUCKINGHAM a Co. Agents,
ja6 II AS Montgomery ST.
ELEGANT 5-BuoM HOUSE And LOT 45xIl4:
J. CD APP. rs Eighteenth st. jas
eco EACh-LoT~ 25zI35 ~ EAST BEKKE-
4 tO ley: 30 cash ana - mo thly.
$50 each-LOtS 25Nl2'; Sls cash, . monthly.
$3.50 each-LotS 15Sl - $50 cash 50 monthly
S40O-Lot 5uIl25. $40 cash and s, monthly.
S~uO-Lors 5ONlZ5: severed and n1Cal2mtLed
.U1 other ,Dts. Jll sizes Send for maps FRANK
NJ IISDN. owner AS Montgomery 81. d-6 Il
CoGO COR. l0oIl50. ~ BERKELEY, on
CNOCO. elniueHcs. $40 cash. - monthly.
$.eb-Lut AK 100: sdewUAet; 3 monthly
$IG0J-Jor-. COX 90: matadal l-j auG sidewalk.
SJUU-Lot iONlS5. on principal avenue.
SlOt0-llue Dot. locke . $50 mo .thIy.
Get maps; 1000 lots; Offer only what i own
A Z q aT. .fslslr n
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OK >A..--s-,7s .--... Gus.
CHoEMAKER's SHOP ON SECOND ST. APPLY
- at III Second ST. Jas BIZ
DOUBLE SIT OF HARNESS, ALMOST NEW.
j. for sale. 1916 Bryant store. JAZZ IT.
GAZE. SCALE LETTER-PRESS. STORE-TRUCK
y and mouey-tui; cheap. lO2 Clay ST. au7 II
CFCOND-HAND BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS.
- shzfing. puiieys, betting water pipes. etc
de4 Il MCINTOSH NOLfhAN, l37 Beale 50.
CHEPARD'S FOOT AND POWER LATHES
- planners. driI-preSses Coz Mission st. se27Ct
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I-UE saba HANDSOME SALOON AND
ETgr-IF-st1Ee cor. Army 81. and san jose ave:
g-rves 8ot lunch 10 over 300 Of BuckIugh nam &
LecAt's sh0e-factCFy employees and as many more
lleth4rIcs, laDOrers and business mem ali cash
3rate. sale on account Of trip 20 Europe thorough
invest cation viii De given. Apply The premises
u l,-I0E srS. jl7 Il
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wAG0>s AND cAHHI4GHs.

CECUND- HAND BAKER-wAGON NEARLY
= new; or horses. 1867 POLK ST. jas ~
XVANTED-TO EXCHANGE A LARGE FAMILY
" carriage for l-1Orss bTOugbam aud harness. 81
South ParE. Ia1 3tf
SECU>D-HASD EMPRESS; NEARLY NEW;
- cheap. Is Mission ST. near Seventh. ia6 By
, SECONDHAND EXPREss-W WAGONS AT -
= Reaic 80. A ". SANBOENE. u0Il
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CTEIN9 AY. GABLER AND PEASE PIANOS
- organs and all musical instruments; call and 500
our new rooms aud stock MATTHIAS GRAY
CO. EOS and ZU8 Post ST. way Hall. laI y
C,TFCK HARDMAN VOSE AND STERLING
= pianos sold gu $40 monthly instruments BENZ
CUKTAZ a son. sole agents. 20 O. Farrell ST. aut u
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j. sou ~ar- ~ borrow OF lend m0ney-CaIf on
". o.. HkNEY 81 DONALD DONNIE 323 Eesrny
.- Rooms and 3. laJ u
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-rEl PARTNER WANTED. CLEARING $500
- t'N per month: can have trla. before pur-
.a----. IRIS is no nonsense CWler is tired of
rcd L.... I'D night or sunday WORK. Apply
KENNY S Schultz. 1904 Msrke- ST. IL
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ALAMED RIAL Estate.
EOR A SHORT TLMEl
5Oxll5 street fully improved and sldewaIked;
from $500 TO 5000 eacn; only one-hfth cash,
balance IL iHstaIlmeuts
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN
$3.50 with improvements; on north side OF
avenue. near station; 50Xl06; only days
$500 cash; SO month for pretty cottage built
to order at Graud-streCt station.
S55o-33XIOO, near Central ave; fine building
lot easy iHstalImeats-
$3.50. = fine corner lot; S3xI0O; payable IN i'll
staumtuts; 4 sacrthce.
Houses built To order and flashed in bO days
prompt: plans and estimates furnished free.
Houses Tor rent. open sundays
HARCUSE & REAlMEL.
The largest contracting hrm IN Alameda County.
Of1Cr-A ldmeta, Bay-st station and II igh-St. Sta
ton; san Francisco, G2S Market ST. opposite Palace
Hotel. no5O cod II
: HANLEY n co. 1851 PARK ST. WILL
- build sell rent You sny kind OF a house any
where IN Alameda on the most reasonable
L0EIN REAL EsTATE.
LOR GENUINE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
inquire OF w. c. MORAN, Lorin Take Berkeley
train sunday engagements. dAl2 I'm
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
wi Security Loan Bank, lIU5 Market 81. mr. Mason;
private entrance Turk y. j. FRAN KLIN&CO.6 On
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C:s}rQl SALOON: HANDSOMELY FUR
O. -EtO, nisaed. fixtures worth ths money:
.-c On Market 81. oa principal Jh1I ushfare rent
.aeut.,c. lease B0 sGcb place offered. an I'M
-a-- Iaraalu. H. LESS, EGUrIh St it,
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$500 WOOD Ve9Ts A AI<sD coal ARD ;r KEPT
monthly; near KeaTny ST. PACIFIC EXCHANGE,
% kearny 81 lI<
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PHO. XloLINs ND sHaEr Music.

CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
\ beating; Teh-Jlg carpets a specially. COHkLiN
BROS. o53 Golden Gaze ave-. telephone 2l26 l3 =
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

FTENITUKE YOU Want COOP AND CHEAP.
/ soc II. SCHILLHAAS 4O8 Eleventh 81 de6 U cod
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GOOD WORK HORSE; ALSO SINGLE SET
u harness. 1915 Miss. ou 81. jas 2t~
Tor SALE CHEAP wORK-HORSES APPLY
al 10 OFarreii ST. WILL FINCk. Jas &c
HORSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 10 HIRE
II by the day or month; exchange or sale. Eclipse
5. stables 1893 Eddy 50. laj I'm
I,OUE FARM HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP AT
I Nevada Stables, a. and - Clay 81. j13 ~
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4 FEW BARGAINS-S-5 BoED. $3.50. ZECK;
\ 5000. opera; S-25. AausIelIt ID Natli, up
rights. al BYRON MAUZA'S. sole agent Sohmer &
Co.. New5y a Evans pianos. 53s Pos, $. Ia7 e
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4 LOT or SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
\ tEe condition: at . sacrifice kOHLEB s.
CHASE. . d Farre 8 81. I'VE q
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G. IA COFFEE SALOON, CHOT-HOUsE; NO
- iDD rent 10 pay: must sell tails week EICH-
l-s ia G. D. Tlt Market -. ia4 pr
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y lumber OF SECOND-HA> PIANOS; VERY
\ cheap: including Klaue N0Se. Guild, Emerson
and others T. ". SPENCER q CO., 7-3 Market
ST. second floor. deI3 Il
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II OIEL-FULL OF BOARDERS AND BAR;
II doing good business: selling on account OF sick
ness, VIII sell cheap; no agents A. D.. Box IA,
tALL Branch me-. Ia6 ~
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SPAULuI~G.> PIONEER CARFEI-BEAIIN
- WorS5 do tse best HOrz 353 TO 81 Ieha.na ST.;
telephone 300 mrI3tf
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G-AkERT AND NOTION STORE, WI AIT.
u apparatus necessary for restaurant, inciuafng
tables. chairs, glass cT0ckery. etc; has done good
business All summer; two canueries aud naIl-wOrks
lu adjoining JlOcks; sickness cause Of selling; will
sen al great sacrifice. Apply corner Third and Fu-
bert SIS, Oakland. ia6 30
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07

The Kansas Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation proposes TO hold 10 Topeka,
late In October, u thrse days FAIR.
All the auxiliary societies are eH-
pected and all friends Of Its work
are invited to assist In this undertake
ing. Each Auxiliary will defray the
expense Of shipment Of Its goods to
the Fair, and after that the expense
will he borne, by the state society.
One fourth Of It's gross receipts will
be returned to each local or county
auxiliary furnishing n table.
No rsffiins will be carried on at
this "air, and donors should bear
this matter In mind when making
articles.
To avoid having such q price asked
for goods that many will rsmain
unsold, y committee has been APP
pointed by the Board to revise the
price Of articles sent from the va
rious societies, should such action
seem uttcrrhfy'
Articles Of all description which
can be sold will be welcoine-iruit,
Jelly, cake, confectionery, fancy
work, useful and ornamental arti.
cIes Whatever can be best conirl.
buted.
Individual donations, which will
he for the benefit Of the state Asso-
citation, should be sent 10 Mrs. 7. T..
Bowman, Topeka.
Everybody everywhere II urgent.
Iy requested to aid Us In making this
undertaking . success.
\. A. THURTos, Pres. of Board.
Zu ADAMS, Secretary " d"
Topeka, ks.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07
Almost a Fatal Accident.

Harry DOnmyer, who has been
look ing after the Cambria Mills for
some time past, met with a very
painful and nearly fatal accident,
last Thursday. He was on the third
floor Of the mill looking after some
machinery. Thinking he heard
something drop directly behind him,
he turned quickly TO see what 1t was,
when he was caught br the leg and
shoulder in the gearing Of the mill,
which began TO draw him in betwe.D d
the cogs. He quickly threw his
left arm around a post, and began a
struggle for his life. The right
shoulder had already been drawn
into the cog wheels, and large por-
tions OF the flesh OF the shoulder
were torn loose, while his leg was
severely bruised, when he either
succeeded in pulling himself out by
main force, or by some fortunate
circumstance the cogs let loose their
hold, for after a desperate struggle
he freed himself from the cogs, but
not until every particle of clothing
had been torn from his body. Con-
sideriBg that he had on at the time q
new canvas jacket, IL is a mystery
how he ever got out alive. As 1t Is,
there are no bones broken, but he
has suffered terribly from his flesh
wounds
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Brook,III- Correspondence.

X. Is. Ingrahsm was reelected di.
rector Of school district - Mt the last
annual school meeting.
Mr.. George Duncan and Ida and
Minnie Duncan spent the Fourth nj
Brookville.
The rapidity with which the wheat
disappears before the binder j. but
another proof Of the success Of a mer.
lean genius.
Miss Olive Whitney, OF Sslina, has
been awarded the primary school
for the coming term.
Two noted farms close to the city
were sold within the last few weeks.
The Warner farm to J. \. Martin
and the Michael Mccormick farm Ia
John Reck.
There are still no indications OF
the removal Of the depot building
from here, as parties are busily en-.
gagged In building new chimneys on
the structure at present.
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney and her
daughter Maggie, Of Junction City
are visiting here among friends.
Mr.. Cribs, from Goodland, Kan.
sss, moved his family into the Gray
house, for which he traded Other
property.
Notwithstanding the busy times oi
the farmer, the celebration on the
| Fourth here was well attended. A
great many more people were pres
ent than was expected. The pro.
gram was carried out to the satlsfac
| ton of all. The music WAS excel.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07


A Democratic county convention
WAS held in the room formerly oc.
cupied by the Famous clothing store
Thursday night and nominated
delegates TO the several conventions
- follows!
State-JOhn Daum, G. a. Hitler,
7. II. Wellman, II. p. Cravens, w.
A. Norris.
Congressional-N. ID. Tobey,
Ralph Peck, J. + Sawtell, w. X.
Ksffer, A. Bondi
Senatorial-N. ID. Tobey, A. BondI
c. A. Hitler, w. A Norris, X. =.
craysns,
The following resolutions were
presented and adopted:
The democratic party Of Saline
county In mass convention assemble
ed, most heartily endorse the nOmi-
nation of Grover Cleveland and
Adlaj T.. Stevenson for president
and vice president Of the United
states, by the Chicago convention,
aud cordially approves the platform
OF principles there adopted as the
legitimate development Of the
doctrine and policy Of the party
since its first organization, and
earnestly believe Ia their triumph
next November.
As citizens Of Kansas whose pros.
perity has been injured by vicious
legislation, we emphatically de-
mand:
4 constitutions convention
minority Representations, aud the
secret or Australian ballot, and
laws eguitably regulating freight
rates.
Resoired, That the delegates from
Saline county are instructed To work
for the nomination Of a straight
democratic ticket, both state and
congressional.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07
Remington Items.

At the Payne college, Oskaloosa
Iowa, week before last Rev. Silas B
Lucas, former pastor OF the NJ. +.
church here, was made Master OF
Scien A well merited honor.
Mr.. Ernest Hathaway of Crawford
county, Iowa, Is visiting Father
Hathaway and friends.
Mr.. VIM. Thorne, former editor OF
the Red Cliff Comet, Red Cliff. Col,
is visiting friends here about. He
has been q sufferer from stomach
ouble, probably an editorial per.
,Iisite.
From later information IL seems
Mr.. Garten has returned to the Re-
publican fold. Welcome home,
Grant.
A glorious rain Friday night &C.
compsnied by enough wind TO break
off some shade trees.
Our marshal, r. Dale, made cou.
pie cf arrests Friday morning. The
parties finding the law would cut
both wavs, settled the trouble, as
sault and battery.
Miss Kate Smith, who is staying In
SsliDa, was here Friday and Satur-
day looking after business interests.
Mr.. Hammond, OF Salina, stopped
on his way to the celebration at Min.
neapolis. He IL an affsble gentleman.
Misses Low and Nellie Davis, OF
your city, spent Sunday with friends
In Bennington.
Prof. o. :. Davis and lady, Of Cul-
yer, were visiting va Lash, July I.
DIR. Benner our veterinary surgeon
IL wrestling with asthma.
KISO.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07

We take pleasure in announcing
that the SalIna State Bank has
been organized under the banking
laws OF the state OF Kansas, with q
capital OF $4,000 90; has been
authorized by the State Bank
Examiner and IL now ready to com
mence business.
The Ssiina State Bank will do q
general banking business and will
give prompt attention 10 sll business
which may be entrusted to IL.
The principal stockholders are
largely interested in Banks in Kan
sss and Iowa and their conservative
management elsewhere will be close
ly followed In doing business at this
point.
We are located at No. Ill North
Santa Fe Ave, and will be pleased
to attend to y Iur wants.
Respectfully,
w. =. PIERCE, Pres't
FRANK Y. LOCKE, Cashier.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07

Received fine rain Friday might
which was just the thing for the col q
Ida Lunberg accidentally cut heI
foot on q piece Of glass and has TO use
crutches.
Henry RodiRe barely escaped being
sunstruck June %. He was shocking
wheat when he suddenly felt very
dizzy and was unable to work for
about an hour.
We notice Johnson and Bristow
say that Ostberg's washing machine
was carried two miles in the cyclone
April 1st. Pshaw IL wasn't carried
more than few rods, besides the cy-
clone came on March 3lsi, and the
machine was seen the day after the
cyclone. BE q little more careful In
giving the news.
Chas johnson is going TO run Will
Johnson's steam thresher this fall.
Oscar Shogren went to Salins Sat-
urday to see his best girl. Peterson
went along.
Blacksmith Moody is working In
the harvest field.
Henry Rodine IL on the sick list 4,
and went to Salina Tuesday to see
the doctor.
Celebration Of the ith wasn't very
big out here. No celebration at all
aud at Salemsborg about the same.
COUNT POGO D'ARGENTo.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07

Last Tuesday morning as George
Benfield's big gray team WAS stand.
ing at the U. p. depot waiting for
the east bound passenger train, they
became frightened aud started south
on Ninth street at a terrific gait,
with the new buss rattliDg after
them. As they crossed the NJ. p.
tracks they nearly upset the bus In
the ditch, and q little later came
near running into a buggy which
was being driven by q woman.
When opposite Mr.. Jos. Wolseifier's
residence Willard Weaver ran out
and by careful management succeed
ed In catching hold Of the bride Of
one Of the horses, but they carried
him along at q very rapid rate until
in front of the court house yard
when Dave Addison got hold OF the
other horse, and together the team
was stopped without doing any
damage. IL was a dangerous look
ing runaway, and Willard Weaver
manifested considerable nerve In
taking hold OF them a. he did.