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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

CHICAGO Dco 2I.-Hogs Receipts. n, 90;
ofhcial yeslcrdIv. a.. 20 shipments Yesterday,
s7Ts left over about ll.tDO. quality better.
more heavy market opened active aud prices
iuc higher. later ruled easier with the adv ,aos
lost; sales ranged at 90 rs as for iirht; tso1
Q 81 for rou' n packing; 500 ~ Tor m xcdi
10 ~ 90 - for heavy packing and shipping lots;
pigs. siuJHdh
Cattle Receipts $500: oficial Yesterday 10.
go shipments yesterday, asa market active
and arm
Sheep Receipts dOlO; onncial yesterday. q.
,p7 shipments Yesterday. I.sS1 market fairly
sEpye and prices spUaly
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

rvo,,l. who have u,ed ", lay tha,
there b. na better Mrt,vln. iui DIS
,",-,s ,h,o Ayr. sst--pstl,ls u
may MT give anr the ,,oMsch o' ~
"s,F,rh, bu, I, =" tfshs,h.n- the att
mrn,.t, mssu- that disss,I"n ~ Wt'
q naty tuod hsca,nr- cay aud aa,a
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

On ne road
TO health tho consump,ivc who
reasons aud thinks Consumption
Is developed through the blood.
l,s . serofalous affection Of tho
lungs "A blooi.tainI Find q per.
feet remedy for scofula, In all i,s
forms - something that psri6es tho
blood. n well rs ciaims Ia, That,
u it's taken In ti,uc. will cure Con.
sumption.
DR.. Pierce has found L. It's his
"Gnlicn Medical Discovery" A.
q strength -rcstorcr. blood cleanser,
and acsh. builder. nothing like Il IL
known 20 medical science. For
every form Of Surofala, Bronchial,
Throat, and Lung affections. Weak
Lungs, Severe Coughs, and kindred
ailments, it's the only remedy so
sure that il can be guaranteed IL
Il doesn't benefit or cure. in every
case, you have your money back.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

usee@estse etest speSa
"Mys,ie Cure" Tor Rheumatism
aud Neuralgia radically euses ~ I
10 8 days. tts action upan The system
10 remarkable aud nyrtetteus 10
remaves ~ aner the cause aud the
disvsss Immediately d,ssstssra, TIE
htt, do-~ greatly esneh,a, 70 reats,
warrsn,~a dy jas. J putosii drug
a,sl kalluA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
mr. n,s,,. Temporarily I~rr...a

Mr. uls,ss Temporarily Improved
WASHINGTON, Dec sL-Mr nlainc
has held for twenty -four hours the I'm,
prov-ment which was previously Noted
In his condition Tie rested well during
the night. entered TN tho mornlng re-
fr-shcd aud conSrque NV Is hetter pre-
pared To u very slight degree TO reSiss
the ravagcs Of the disease which has
brought him face to face with death
To this extent there IL encouragement
for the family and hosts Of friends Of
the statesman, The malady Ia organic,
however. and In the nature OF things
must grow worse with time
The Miners and Merchants bank.
Crcede, Col, failed ON The isth. Liza
bilities, eso,oOo
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kausas CIT, I.i,. ,,"rs

kaFsAa Ctrr. Dee u
Cattle Receipts s.sis. calves. - SHIPPED
ysstsrdAT. l.StT TIE market va active.
strong ami generally iSgIho higher feeders
sirBug 10 Toe h xhcr. Tho iollosias aro repre-
sentative sales.
BHEz.1n nEFF AND sutrPtEu srssss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

inr M from sis 10 ~ ss'iivlissa chicago
uas fully teeoysrs ,hr earl a~ci,as
An O'Clock III nsra~t - % s,rons through
out N. liz, ., the n CHEAT neures 81 alsed al,
though 10 pst ernt uss bid toe nnsey ssi Y
sas knoua the, Ausus, h,isasat . 90 sse
taken t0.'bl gid toe sh,pmen, 70 hasups ~
the steamer Ia Champagne ton 'frov
The marssl after u O'Clock sas lees ssavs
ssa the trader. sVrncsd . dispes,tlos ~ Ass
proaa chicago oas tell % \ 70 81 saa ~
res, o; tAs list rested y tss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

ST LoU's. Dee. "a ReoeipIs o: wheat s. 90
bu sh 2 urnts. Ii.uOJ 81 reset IT.. corn. 3D.
o. bu shipments. 4 DI bu What De. m
ber s &C J nlIrT. 55iac Nav. TsSc Cora
Cash, &C JAauIrS, sac May, .lAo
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

Two lots, l0oxlso tee, On III. eafavl
~ I'M aud ruuth streets, with tu,si
ave toam hou-r, hatn aud eet hul,d'
tuss, Flu. shade trees au la, Tits
property rsn h- Taught reasonable,
af VIII trade fot iatuI ptop.,,y, ~
uulte III this uftlps,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

"You get well, or you get $500"
That's what is promised, IN good
faith, by the proprictors of DIR.
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy, to sufferers
fr"m Cstarrh. The worst cases, no
matter Of how long standing, are
permanently cured by this Remedy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22
Cenviets t,ct.eaed
A. - an

HELENA. Ark. Dec so-Eighteeu
eeauc,s at Appcrson's convict camp
here were suddenly taken sick They
belong to . gang Of 10 who came here
last week TO work on the railroad
Their appearance caused much dissou'
tent among the free labor who peti-
toned the county Judge NO, IA permit
them to come. OF the eighteen who
tonk sick. four died In u few hours and
tivc more are SIRE to die, They show
all the sympt ms 10 nr>cnical poisonins
and bclirvc thruS.l Yea thu, their fuoi
has been ,ampcrcd with hy some negro
yypfnTn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

~ an convinced of The merit q
Heod's eafsapstiita,. after having
tAksn hut . fsw dosss''-thts Il whst
many people cay ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

Euslish epsvia Lluim NJ removes
ell hard, soft ar eAlieused Lumps
and niemlshes from hosses Heed
epavin, Cubs, arl,a,s, Nins hea-,
swevaey, e,idrs, sptsias, Sore aud
Swollen Threat, Cough, etc, nave
$50 nv use Of Que battle Warranted
The mos, wonderful nlsmish cure
ever kuown,
Sold by Henry Keilhesn,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

KANSAS CRY, Dc ei.-Eggs-Fsir receipts;
wanted, active strictly fr,>h nrm. = &C Ice
house. 10 held steady Il 49, Buttrr-Llrgs
receipts. fair demand U. hanged: creamery,
stead ian,y, - sc; good &c store packed.
i3Gl'c DA;rv, quiet. steady fancy, isc good
20 choice. la lSc: roll, good dem and. active
Grm extra fancy. Il Use: good 10 choice. u
rs Pou'trv-FAir receipts. chickens, rat mar.
.ket roosters ISc each hens and large springs,
almost no demand weak. 4, s.: broilers. /;
SIC pr ID T-rke s-Lighter receipts mar.
ket clearing. active d m Be- Ducks Firm. .
g. &C per 10. Geese. So, &C per 10, Pigeoas-
Not wanted. TIC Apples Light receips quiet:
common, dali. steady. o.. oa2SJ. faney. sc rec.
firm. ~, -L2' Miehi san- AOS21s0 New
York. S2OlfIOo GrApes-Liyht supply, nrm;
Concord. New York fancy 0asse Delaware,
20 % per 10 basket Cranberries-F trn:
ts F11O per bb.. California frults-Lighi
supply: quie arm paars. s1O IS per box
Celery-Smali 10 &c Michigan. <0tsSc PET
bunch POtAtoes-Light receipts. light sup
ply. quiet arm northern. IS SC per bu: Coo
rsdo. ~ 9Dc: sweet arm red SC yellow, soe
Per bu. Beans-Essvern hand picked, q Isl
8 - Per bu; medium. V OiG- 10 per b.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

vrits 10 me. J, DUNCAN.
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Call aud I've, smai, ,tae,s 10 land .,
eece, several waiting sams, A ls'
toa Tract. and 30 =, tract, poa't DE-
lay aud I will dad sale toe them, J
nuNCAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-22

Sheep-RcccipIs. seto; no shipments Ths
market was steady. The following ere repre-
sen atiVe sales:
49, corn m. IS aD
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aeesa,t ttafsatas,

apeesh Nstsa'a.,
100 acre fstm, ~ lutte. frnm ~.
Illus, only ss0O, u sold .oon J, DuS
CAN,
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.assss I 's ss,ss - Delay delay. i.Dsssss q.
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Alo issues thu attractive toms 1t OriHar, Lie IS
and Pay mcnt Inc .u IS aud year FISes
Large Pad up Insurance aui Cash Saryuds Nu, end IT the
third and each subsequent tom OF rsag
annual dyaeud, lHe ktuss Mutual It's KgugSab.c tefm
Policies n,h the rryttrr pure
annual IL, Lite Endowment pu,s combine pTuhAbls
Investment With cheap ug Insurance.
LIE NANCY, District Agent Ssbaa K.aN.,
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Evening journal., 1892-10-29
nIIss Hnbbara,s mappy BIrthaay.

Miss Ethel Hubbard was rendered a
birthday on Thursday evening by her
many young friends at No. $50 west
Second street The evening was spent
in games and social intercourse, after
which the guests repaired to the dining
room were an excellent repast was served.
Among the many present were Misses
Annie Rowan, Annie Alexander, Gertie
Anderson, Mary Henry, Annie HicSmen,
Bessie Ceole, Helen Lacy, Annie Lober,
Mary Mealy, Jennie Duncan, Annie DAYS,
Bessie Furguson, Henrietta Furguson,
Elsie Anderson, Molly Mcguire, Sallie
Mcguire Bessie Lacy, Gertie Lacy May
Harvey Annie Harvey, Lizzie Alexander,
Mabel Abbot, Messrs Stanley, Hosl1in,
James Grant, Joe Grant, James Erner,
Eddie Mcguire, Howard Mcguire, Miller
Sparks, John Erner, Samuel Johnson,
Harvey Johnson, Grover Pheffer, Willie
Chance William Bryan. Walter, Adams,
Harry Pheifer, Robert Bower, L. Schaffer.
The guests left wishing Miss Hubbard
many happy returns Of the evening.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
YOUNG CATHOLICS RECEIVED.

Recruits for Holy Cross Church and the
VI. n. Church superintendent Tindal to
Remove.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DovKR, oct. 20-A class of thirty
will be confirmed at Holy Cross Catholic
church tomorrow morning. Bishop Cur
tis will oiiiciate A class of probationers
will also be received into fuil connection
at the NJ E. church, at the same time.
The Dover Gas Light company has
opened up an Office next TO 4. NJ.
G0odens' on LoOckerman street
Mrs Joseph H. Hoilecker has a large
datura with four handsome blossoms.
The flowers measure 3 inches in length
and inches across
A Prohibition mass meeting will be
held I'm the Opera House here next
Thursday night. Rev. Alfred Smith
and Ralph T. Coursey are announced to
speak.
Superintendent Tindal has decided to
remove his Office from Folton to Dover,
aud this will be his headquarters in the
future.
Tomorrow morning Rev. NJ p Fixes
will preach on "The Old and the New. '
With tomorrow evening he will com
mence a series of sermons ON the sub.
iect "The Wants of Today" The first
will be Wanted, a Boy
Hon. James H. Gordon, Of Virginia
spoke TO one OF the largest and most en-
thusiastic audiences last evening here IN
the Opera House, that has been SnowI
for some time Though he is a young
man in years, yet he is q perrec' orator
in every sense of the word His e.uqurn
words last evening seemed 10 touch tn,
hearts and consciences of the Intelligent
and attentive listeners He fairly an,
without any r'r' nlity discussed th
issues of the cn4.wia % the most pleas
ing manner, whlcA e...4.u lurth rounds O
applause from the crowds of listeners
He spoke Of the desperate effort OF tn,
Republicans 20 carry this state. by he
most damnoble and nefariOus schemes
He referred to the Federal election su
pervisors. and their conduct at the regis
tration boards, stating that this was but
fOrtaste of what the Force bill would b
should 10 become q law. Also referrin
: to the Force bill and quoting the opin
ions of condemnation of some Republ
cans about IL. lie further said that h
did not believe that the Democrats O
Delaware would allow the Republicans Z
cheat them out of rights but that the
would put their shoulder TO the whe,
ami bring glorious Democratic triumph
ON the Sth of next month.
The Scott Literary society of the w
C. A., will hold a public meeting in tn
Academy Hall this evening at 73.
The program consists of defamation
readings and a debate on the subie,
"Resolved That IL is Essential to Ha We
Third prohibition) Party"
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
ADDRESS BY TIE BISHOP.

Missionary Service to be Conducted by
the Bishop of Montana -Othor Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
MIDDLETowN, Oct 28 Right Rev
l.. r. Brewer, ID d., Missionary Bishop
of Montana, will address the congrega-
tion at missionary service which will
be held in St. Anne's Episcopal church
on Friday evening, November f. at 7.3O
o'clock His address will be we'll worth
hearing. and it is hoped that there will
be good attendance An offertory for
missions win be taken.
George II. Houstons Grover c., and
W. b. Biggs Flirt lowered their records
20 2.S0 on the kite track a few days
ago at Kirkwood
Misses Bessie Reynolds and Martha
/ Heaton, who left on Wednesday 20 at
tend a meeting of the Womans Mission
airy society of the Presbyterian church.
arrived home last evening.
Miss Lidie McNnmee, nf North East,
Nd, who has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Griffith returned home today
Warren Cochran, who has been in
Boston for the past two months spent d
few days in town this week. He has re
turned to his duties with Golding & Co.
OF Iulautlpula.
William Walker, who has been suffer
ing for long time with consumption
died at the residence Of his mother a.
the corner of Main and Coss streets yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock, in the 30,
year of his age He leaves wife an,
one child
Rev. f.. H. Moore and Edward Rey
nolds are in attendance at the session o
the Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian
church, which synod is composed of tn
presbyteries of Baltimore, Washiugto
and New Castle and meets in Centra
Presbyterian church, Eutaw Place.
Samuel johnson, of Wilmington, Ia
accepted a situation with W.R beynolds
harness maker.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29

should be put in the hands of chief
supervisors; or that, as Mr. Frye re.
Gently said, that bayonet should be put
behind every ballot. Shall it come to
this2 Never never Men of Whining
ton conjure you by your love of lib
erty; by all that you owe TO yourselves,
to resist, by your ballot. every attempt TO
limit and contract your liberties, and
show yourselves free men, and do your
duty as unpurchased and unpurchasable
men Do your duty and resent this at
tempt of Federal control. Resent every
such attempt and have these men under
stand that you are still free men, and
determined not to be frightened or bull
dozed out Of your citizenship
His speech abounded with anecdotes
and jokes, which were both amusing and
instructive.
Hon A. p. Robinson, Of Georgetown,
was to have spoken hut was unable to be
present
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
1. O. r.. NJ. Officers Elected.

Before closing the annual session Of the
Great Council of Delaware, l. o. r. NJ,
at Seaford, on Thursday evening the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year were
elected Greatprophet, Joseph Pyle of Will
mington great sachem, Aubrey Vandever,
OF Clayton; great senior sycamore George
q. Bryon, Of Wilmington; great junior
sycamore, William Coul hourn, of Seaford
great chief of records, Thomas II. H.
Messenger Jr., of Wilmington; great
keeper of wampum, William H. Taylor,
of Wilmington John L. Thompson, of
Georgetown, was elected as representa-
tive Of the grand council of the United
States.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Joseph.'

One Of the strongest bookings which
the Opera House has made for the
present season is the Ramsay Morris
Comedy company which appears here on
next Monday evening The comedy to
be presented is Joseph an English
adaptation from the French of Leon
Gandellott's and which ran for over 500
nights in Paris; the piece received its
initial performance in this country at
Montreal last week and was pronounced
by the press TO be even funnier than THE
Private Secretary" The complications
are certainly absurdly funny and come
with a rush. There is no question as to
the strength of Mr. Morris company. Such
a careful grouping has seldom been seen
on the stage. George Giddens is irresist-
IDLY funny in his dry humorous way and
forms an admirable contrast to the breezi-
ness of John Glendenning. Every mem
Der of the cast is capital. The ladies,
headed by Miss Elsie de Wolfe, are de
lightfully entertaining and Miss dc
Wolfes dresses are marves of elegance
Mrs. Il. J. Phillips and Mary Penfelc
display refreshing cleverness Heller
Stockwell is pretty and vivacous. The
Opera House should be crowded on Mon
daV evening
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
ireland Protected to Death.

ireland was protected to death Her
misfortune was not caused by free trade.
England did not have free trade until
1916. II Ireland were not ruined before
that she never was ruined She was
ruined long before that, when England
robbed her of her Parliament and refused
to open her markets to products of the
unhappy island.
Federal Supervisors Denounced.
"lhe Democratic party does not be.
lieve that the liberties of the people
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
A DREADFUL SCOURGE.

The Case of Mr.. Palmer Pneumonia
Carried Him of suddenly Everyone
should Know the symptoms and be on
Guard.
Mr.. Wilton r. Palmer, Of New York city
left circle OF friends one afternoon recently
and received their congratulations upon his
bright ana vigorous appearance That even
ing he felt a tickling in his throat. slight
pain across the chest, a chilly sensation, and
he coughed once or twice. The next day his
nostrils were inhamed. his throat sore his
sore all over The day following he was in
bed, with physicians shaking their heads. and
the third day he was dead from pneumonia
which lac failed to take care of In time.
There are ten thousand men and women in
America today in the same condition as Mr.
do not know it. The slightest appearance Of
the symptoms above named should strike
terror to any man or woman. A sudden chill
means the beginning of pneumonia; aches and
pains throughout the body are the first symp-
toms. 1t Is necessary 20 bring about reaction
ing about a reactionY Ask any physician
and he Will tell you TO use pure
whiskey- No matter how preiudiced
any one may be, pure Whiskey at such
n time is q necessity, but unfortunately
| there are few pure whiskies in the world and
unqualified endorsement of physicians, chem
| lists and the highest authorities. and that Is
Dutiy's Pure Malt. This remarkable whiskcy
which is sold by all hrst-class DRUGGISTS and
] grOcers, viii absolutely check the first an.
! proaCh of pneumonia, while at the same time
| L is certain to build up the wasted system
! IL deserves TO be Kept in every household NOT
! only to be used in case of emergency, hut Ia
/ assist i'm prOlOnging life and bringing health
| and happiness.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
O'Nciil at the Opera House.

"Fontenelle," a romantic drama of the
time of Louis XIV, with James O'Neill in
the title role was given an initial pre-
sentation in this city, at the Grand Opera
House last night, to large audience
who evinced their appreciation of the
acting Of Mr. ONeill and Miss Marie
Floyd, as hero and heroine, aud of the
exciting situations by frequent applause
Mr.. O'Neill is as successful in his inter
pretation of the character of Fonte-
nellie" as he was in that of Monte Cristo,
in the play Of that name. Mr. ONeill is
supported by a good company The
scenery was fine.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
Incidents ofthe nay.

The new reply postal cards, which
have just been issued by the United
States post Office department, are now in
use IN this neighborhood an iustalment
having been received by the New Castle
Office on Thursday.
A company of amateurs will this even
ing present the drama entitled "Waiting
for the Verdict, which was successfully
rendered here about year ago The
Hushebeck orchestra with Professor
Reybold as pianist will play
The State Road chapel benefit enter
tainment, which was recently postponed
on account Of the death of Miss McCord
viii be. held on November g. in the Sun
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
Missionary societies to Meet.

The annual meeting of the Home and
Foreign Missionary societies Of New
Castle Presbyterian will be held in Sails
bury, Maryland, beginning on Tuesday
evening, November I, with a reception
DR.. Calvin Waters will deliver an address
before the mission onWednesday and one
by Rev. William p. Swartz on Thursday
evening.
Evening journal., 1892-10-29
EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS.
Cloak News.

In these goods we are offer
ing some great Bargains.
Brown Cheviot Jacket Fluff
Fur Facing, worth $3.50,
at $4.9S.
Tailor Made Jacket, "a
inches long, and bound, worth
$3.50 at $3.S7.
Black Clay Diagonal Tailor
Made, pearl button, silk lined,
worth $I2, at $7.9S.
Tan Beaver, full silver fox
facing, silk lined tailor made,
worth SIS, our price $9.98.
Black Beaver, all wool, full
Astrakhan shawl, silk lined,
at $S.98.