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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01
Boston stocks-Closinp Prices.
MONETARY.

The local money market remains un-
changed-fdirly active and firm at 5@6 per
cent, and with most business at the outside
rate. There is still a scarcity of Eastern
exchange, but most trading is at par.
Money ruled firm in New York to-day, but
closed easy. Money on call was firm.
ranging from 8 to per cent; last loan at 3
per cent and closed offered at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@6. Sterling e1-
change is firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 s536@4 s52z for 80 day bills
and 81 $50 for demand.
Rates OF Interest show no change, says the
Chicago Times. Loans continue to be made
at to 7 per cent. chiefly at the inside figure.
while the demand from the grain receiving
and shipping interests is smaller than it was
several weeks ago Country banks arc bor-
rowing good deal OF money from Chicago
banks, and one reason for the heavy demand
from Iowa is said to be the fact that farmers
are holding their corn and feeding it to live
stock, which has not as yet been mar
keted with any degree of freedom.
Clearing House Figures.
Pittsburg-
Balances to-day ............... 5S4, 9S1 ID
Same day last week
Exchanges ......... ................... S62 81 81
oaianceS ~, 10Y W
Figures for November
For the month Of November. 1881, the sxcSanges S m
were $55. 36l, $50 50.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O-Bank clearings, sI2s,-
977,270 balances, Sc, ,204, ,78s.
BosroN, Nov. 30.-Bank clearings, $l7, ,sO4, ,203;
balances, $l,675,33S Money per cent.
The exchanges for the month amounted to
$3.50. 106. SAG: balances, $40, ,53s, ,229
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-Bank clearings 81, ,679,-
946: balances, s462, ,24S. Money 6 per cent
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-Clearings to-day, 81
1856, 556; balances, 1885 Clearngs this
month, $lOS, ,OOO, $50; balances, Sill, l,ss2. 900.
Clearings for corresponding month last
year. $97 sos 1872 balances, $lO 245 977 increase,
$l0. 28252S. Money quiet at 6@7 per cent. Elk.
change on New York par.
CHICAGO. Nov. 30.-Bank clearings, $l9 1885,
645. New York exchange, 20c premium. ster-
ling exchange strong; 81 S53z Tor 60-day bills,
a s611 for demand. Money easy at 5@6
per cent.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 39-Money, 3@6 per cent.
New York exchange. 15@30c premium. Clear
ings. 81. 2.75l, $50; Tor November, $685. 45l, 700.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S0.-Bank clearings,
SIS, Al, 95l; balances, 50, lS3, l4S. Money per
cent.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3O.-Clearings, s., ,355, 81.
New York exchange, commercial, 81 80 per
S, 900 discount; bank par.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30.-Pig iron quiet and
steady: American, S13 00@l5 so. Copper
nrm; lake, Sl2 lOQl2 30 Lead dull and easy;
domestic, 50 70 bld. Tin steady; straits, sl9 s.
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SALE5-
Following are some of the transactions
of Monday, Tuesday and to-day:

of Monday Tuesday and to-day:
Huff HazeIwood & Imhoff sold q head of cattIa
j. hsad IL s Is head sA 10 'fB b. = :;
head. 19. $40 h. 50 81 Hogs n head 10 $50 H. IS 90;
Sead ad"1 Is HO II he head deh S seeS g5
10 head $50 ID 81 90: Io4 head 160 h. Ss Is: s.
head, 500 i6 s. 50; ios head so Is. 8; los
ing o $40 b at $ Is: 20 head p 10 S.; is head.
70. go TO- q 4O; q head. :, $40 ID. $50: Hogs-so
head h .S6 Il T. 48. 6 s 81 l6 head 40 l1 g GO 70 head
head, l. Go To- IS 75 50 head go lb IS 10; ia0 head
10, 290 ID, 50 60; 43 head. I, $50 lb. q 50;
Weighing 1850 10. at s. 25 q head, %, 800 h. o 35
2 head; is. 400 10, s. 25; 10 head o1en "a $50 ID.
3 8 Hogs-5O head lS go 10. S a5: 81 head, 8. 20
s. Is. sheep-4O head $50 b, 50 75 IS head 8, go
h. 81 25; 4s head, $40 lb. "a 25 10 head 6O lb
Mccall. Rowlen & Newbern sold go head Of cat
tie. weighing a. no lb, at a 30; p head. $50 10
a Is; head 81 $50 h. 10 4O 2f head 81 loo b 50 2O
q head. 19 2So ID. 50 O5. Hogs-19 head. 26JO ID,
eel head s. s. s. os hsad p g. g.
s2 D.; head $50 h. l 10; 20 head, $50 ID. u IS.
weighing 49, 800 h. al s. Is: % head, q SO b. q s.;
10 head. IL s0 h. g 90; II head, 20 $40 Id, q o5; q
head b. = 90 Co. = Hoss5s oss g head S q S o. 10 T.
sS; So head 1880 IO s. 20; l26 head, 1s $40 l6.
ssoO CO. h. ~ y s @ is heSS G $50 b. co. neao'
Lafferty Bros. & Haduen SOLD IS head of cattle
weighing g. $50 ID. at "a s5; II head q 80 h. y Vs.
head. 8. 20 IN, 81 S5; head 0l0 lb, 50 70. Hogs
q head. .73O lb. s. 20. Sheep-12 head, l. 40 i6,
81 4O; 50 head 2 40 lb 81 49, 13l head, 10 O3O h.
81 so.
Drum Dyer Co. sold 20 head of cattle, weighing
81 gu ID. at 81 50; head. A. 800 Id. 81 15 IS head
45 $50 ib. 30; l9 head q 20 10, . 80; Z head
head G. no 10. 8 s5; 90 head 49, I4O H. S5 IS; 20
head. 472O H. So co. Sheep-59 head s. 500 ib S8 75:
30 head $40 H. $2 70; I23 head 600 Ib. IS IS; so
head, G, $40 lib. a T5.
John Hesket & Co. sold IS head OF CATTLE weigh
ing 2l 80 Id. at 80; T head. Sc $40 Id, at a 90; IS
head, 49, $50 lb, % 75; 26 head 26 $50 lb 43 25 80
head, 81, 900 h. SO 10; 35 head, So 600 To- % OO IS
head, 13 900 H. 81 so; bulls 10. 100 lb g 50; 10
oxen. A. 2lO h. 50 60 Hogs-76 head. l6 $50 h. 90 90;
SO head 13 $40 H. 95 123 head "a ITO h. e5 90: 19S
head, 81. $50 Id. $ s5; 25. head. 39 $50 ID, IS h5 54
head, s. go Ib IS 10. 5heep-69 head $50 Ib. S 10
Ill head. TO- h. S 90: 80 head $50 h. a 75 95
head en- In 20 on. 80 -, m "a IL A. ~ "a
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Car receipts for to-day: Wheat 174: corn, ~;
oats, 13l. Estimates for tomorrow: Wheat, l40;
corn, li3: oats. 125.
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Bar Silver.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-[Specidl bar silver
in London, 391zd per ounce. New York
dealers price Ior assay bars Nc higher at sec
per ounce.
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REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK. LINZ,

<ol smithneld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100000. Surplus, $sl 900.
Deposits Of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cont rrs
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Government bonds closed as follows:

Mutual Union IS. LILO
n. J. G. Int. Cert....lll1S
Northern Pac. lists. .llsA
Northern Pac. 2ds. .ll2@
Northwest. Con.
do. debentures IS. los
ST. L. 81. NJ. gen. .5s. SO
S. L. & ST. gen. NJ.
st. Paul ConsOls. .....ISI
st. p. c. & p. lists. lis
7. P. L.G. Tr, Rcts. sl&
T. P. r. q. TT. RcJs. 26A
Union Pac. lists. ....I07K
West Shore. .1O35s
Il. & g. W........... 7SA
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SALVATION On has cured many Of rheums-
tism when other remedies failed. Price &c.
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Eggs and Poultry.

EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, %
orc: special marks, 2sc; storage stock, 22@23c.
PoULTRY-Liye-Spring chickens, 40950c per
pair: old chickens. 5S965c: ducks, 85975c: geese,
81 00QI rs: turkeys. llt91lc per ID. Dressed
Chickens. 992c per 10; turkeys, lO@l2c; ducks, 129
13c; geese, S99c.
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Provisions.
Butter and Cheese.

Butter and Cheese.
BUTTER-Elgin creamery, 82H@34I<c; other
brands. 29@3lc; choice TO fancy dairy and country
roll, 26@2Sc; fair to medium grades, 16924c: low
grades 129I5c: cooking 90l1c; grease. 695c.
CHEESE-Ohio lI1(0l14c; New York. 1lA@12c;
fancy Wisconsin Swiss blocks, 14@1l5c: do bricks,
1211@l3c; Wisconsin sweitzer, in tubs, l59131zc;
hmDerger, 1O1@l1c; Ohio Swiss, l2161l3c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01

1T pays to advertise for a situation in THE
DISPATCH. One cent a word is the cost.
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SMALL in size, great in results; De Wits
Little Early Rlsers. Best phi for constipation
best for sick headache and sour stomach.
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Foreign Financial.

PARIS Nov. 30.-Three per cent rentes, 95f
SO centimes for the account.
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General Markets.

New orleans-Rice quiet; ordinary to
good, 25z@3esc. Sugar strong: open Kettle
steady; strictly prime. 1 l6@2 7-16c; good
fair to prime. 2ss92Nc; common to lair, 7-le
lated. s16@4<: CHOICE white, 1 l-l6@4Sc;
off white, 3 1868 l5-l6c; gray white, $40
l1-16c; choice yellow clarified, 8 lI-l6c;
prime do. 8 el66assc; of DO. s%@s 5-i6c;
seconds, 2A@S4e;, Molasses quiet; open
good prime; 26@27c; prime, 24@25c; falr to
good fair, 2OQ2Sc; centrifugals. strictly
prime, 16c; prime to good prime, l20l5c;
fair to good fair, lie; common to good
common, 6@7c; Inferior, &c; syrup 23@27c.
Kansas City-Wheat-No. hard. 62@65c:
No. Q red, 6S1<c. Corn unchanged; No. D
mixed, 8s16@Sic; No. white, 34@34%c. oats
in good demand and firm; No. i mixed,
29@3Oc; No. 2 white, 3lQ32c. Eggs steady
at I90sOc. Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, 3,0OO bushels; oats. none. Shipments
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats none.
Buffalo-whea-No. Northern, 7s1fc; No.
2red, 76c. Corn, $50 Receipts-Wheat, 256, 900
bushels; corn, l7,0o0 bushels. Shipments-
Wheat. 10000 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels.
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WILL Go QUIcKi-Phat excellent all-wool
Henrietta cloth; extra fine imported goods:
always sold for 81, now only 75c per ward.
KAUFMANNs' Now Drygoods Department.
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Closing Philadelphia Quotations.
Electric Stocks,

BosToN, Nov. 30-[Spectdl 1.-The closing
quotations of electric stocks to-day were:
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Berries, Fruits and Vegetables.


Cranberries, 81 25@2 so per box for Jersey
and 50 5O@2 IS for Cape Gods; market strong
and tending upward.
Apples, 81 25@3 81 per Dbl; Concord grapes,
Alb baskets, A@l5c: Catawba do, 15@l6c;
Florida oranges, 81 5OQ2 IS per box; Jamaica
do, Sc O006 so per Dbl: lemons. So 5O4i sc per
box; bananas, 81 2542 90 per bunch:. Dineap-
ples 1O@15c each by the Dbl: Malaga grap pes,
$5 1906 90 per keg.
Cabbage, ST 251l 70 per Dbl and So OO07 50
per 100; onions, 81 25@2 so per bbl for native
and 81 1901 % per box ior Spanish; turnips,
81 25@l rs per barrel: Tutabagas, 81 co. beets
and parsnins, 81 00@2 25; carrots, 81 5O@l 70;
celery, 25075c per dozen.
Potatoes, 75@sOc per bu from store; Jersey
sweets, So 1894 90; Baltimore do, 50 1898 90.
Game.
Quail. 81 5o@I IS per dozen: pheasants.
Sc O0@6 50; prairie chickens,s5 5O@6 90: ducks,
81 5O@4 90; squirrels, 81 25@l so; rabbits. %
@3Oc per pair; venison, whole carcass, 13@l4c
per lb; do, saddles, 18@20c.
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KLEIE's liquors are the best, and vet the
cheapest. Call on him and he will explain.
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Came.
Fish.

MAonnnn. ssli IS j 81; y y i. e s EsHs i Il
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prices. The close to-day was strong, espe-
ciaIlY for top grades. Onotations:

Receipts Monday were 46 double-deck
loads. Tie market ruled firm on best grades
but slow on Yorkers and light grades as fol.
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STOCKS.

1St cdu Cd call. Sd cGE.
STOCKS. c--Ic---.lS;,;--
BID Ask Bid Ask Bid Ask
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08
Dssih os Mrs. ChsmpiiH,

Friday morning nj = o'clock ut hei
residence Ave miles south Of III. city
Mrs. NJ. ID, Champlin. aged thirty.
four years, brea,hsd her last. The
deceased Was known to a very large
portion Of the citizens Of Salina, aud
the regret over her unexpected death
will DO universal.
She was for some time q resident
{ the city, and for several months
was the proprictress Of the Bruins.
wick hotel. Mrs. Champlin was
highly esteemed by NIL who knew
her and she had many warm and
sincere friends all over the county.
Her mother aud father, Mr.. aud Mrs.
VIM. Dent, are old residents Of Sa-
line county and now reside near
Brookvilie. Two brothers survive
her, one living Ia California and the
other residing In this county. Her
sisters are Mrs. Agnes Powell 81 this
city, Mrs. Coath Of Denver, Mrs.
Moore and Mrs. McLemar OF Seattle.
Wash.
The funeral services were held mt 2
p. IN. Saturday from the residence
south of the city. Rev. Mucklow
ofiiciated. The intsrment took place
In Gypsum hill cemetery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

j. +. Jones and =. +. Andrews,
invest ment bankers of Concord, n.
H., wcr. Saliba visitors this week,
aud IN company with Mr.. Crippen,
examined carefully the condition OF
Salina aud Saline county, and were
well pleased with the outlook. From
here the two eastern gentlemen took
u tour through the southern part Of
the state, from where they will re-.
turn home. while they were some.
what exercised over the results Of
the recent election, yetIthey are now
satisfied that Gov. Leweiling IL q
business man Of good, sound Iudg-
ment, and Will protect all interests
Of the State alike. The feeling IL
rapidly growing that the new gov.
ernor IL q safe man To trust State
affairs with for q season.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

The usual committses having been
appointed for the relief Of the poor
during the winter months, Il should
no, be necessary TO urge upon the
community at large i.s duty 10 help
the committee Ia the collection aud
distribution Of relief. There are
many cases Of desperate need In thI.
city, aud II will take much per.eyer.
Ing aud hard work To reach oil. aud
. committee Of ladies cannot be OK.
pected 10 devote their entire time 10
this work, the whole winter through.
A suit Of clothes that the owner no
longer wishes TO wear, but hides
away to rot and become moth eaten
need not 20 10 waste. There 10 no
need OF anything going TO waste Ia
Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08
rsaH ut.lffAtttf,
u Game Aions Ja., is Time 10 aiss tn.
Dsspsirins Newspaper Man an itsn.


In the December Forecasts" Rev
lrl II. Hicks, says! Discretionary
conditions will return, modifying
the cold aud resulting In rain aud
snow progressively from west 10
east from the I'd 10 the 5th." II
came . day late but when u got here
u made up for lost time. 10 arrived
la the evening of ths 9Th, aud nj this
writing, 7th, u has taken on Ito things
aud acts ~ though II meant TO stay
= spell. It's approach was heraided
for full ~ hours and there cannot be-
much excuse for any Que who may
have been caught unprepared. II
has come and like Artrmas Wards
crisis, u has brought all Its relations
with II. What with rain aud mist,
aud snow aud slcet, aud u piercing
north wind the poor pedestrian must
nearly perish In getting across the
street, while him who mus, some
distance go stands upon the thrcsh.
hold Of his door, aud wisely turns
him back To the bosom ~ hi- home
rather than brave the battling .i,.
ments Of IN Indictment season.
Bu.ines.I There In non. save that
OF the hackniRn. aud even he In no,
50 ardent In soliciting custom %.
common. The weather IL not cold,
but when II stops showing aud blow.
Ing there II going to b. change IN
that means u will get
colder, A& yet no serious blockade
of railroad or telegraph IL rcportrd.
but u IL bound Ia come aa eight ar
ten inches OF snow has fallen aud
aii tn, while In. driitrd badly. The
storm 10 historical. nothing like !,
having occurred since early IN $3.50.
aud that was not nearly so severe ~
this, Courage aud good nature seems
to character lac thus. out Ia III. storm
aud nj this time happy shouts are
heard M men aud women trudge by
knee deep Ia snow. We needed the
and the storm II u blessing
In = very thin disguise. Everybody |
'ays Ma good thing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08
sALIsA LEGION so. %.
The select Knights of the A. q, q w.
order Organize.

Tuesday evening the organization
Of salina Legion No. w Of selrc,
Knights was perfected, under very
pleasant circumstances. A splendid
list Of members were ballotted for,
after which officers for the ensuing
term were elected ~ follows: sr.
kt Commander, e.. Is. Kirkland /;
Vice. Com. Geo. J. Brunger; Lieut..
Com. VIM. Young; STANDARD Bear.
or, T.. l.. Hale; Recorder. W. b
Buell.; Treasurer. W. W. Watson /;
Armorer, VIM. HoRben; Ofiicer Of
tn. Gsurd, J. \. Jones; Guard, A
ID. Chapman; sentinel, Chas. Fry /;
Past Com. &. Post; Rep. q. L.,
Z. Post; Alternate. VIM. Hogben.
Some twenty uniformed Knights
from Solomon city Legion No 20, and
fifteen from Enterprise Legion No.
~ being present, then took charge OF
tn. meeting, and illustrated tn. SEE
crei work In the different degrees
very satisfactorily. The work Of the
legion II very interesting, aud tn.
benevolent feature Of tn. order la.
-ure- u large membership here. AZ.
ter III. work had been thoroughly
"xrmpliilrd. Prof. Jay thanked the
visitor. In n T. W we'll chosen remarks
for their Kindness In making, their
to our city, aud the meet
ing MI jourued Ia time for III. visitors
To return home on the midnight
train.
Solomon visiior-;-D uannan. w. |
Hall, Dr e.. Is Care, W T. stone,
&. Coon, Frank Gregory, \ u Wish.
ard, thns Whitley, Rowe Hoiling.
smith, J \ R'in, T. T. Crooks, n. |
Jnc"by, J Ewing, II Bunson, T. |
J.. 'h.lli-. J MrCiu-k"y, Il sia-, T.. |
=. Kimnrrly, +. J. Bohner, A Grng
ger, q Percy, T. r. Heston. aud r.
T. Blake
Ent.rpriS. vISitor--E Is Holt, J
A. Flack, Is. A Flsck, II. Hss-Ier, |
ino Latte, e V, Topping. Il Ginder. |
y Jones, J. r. Watkins, J Long. J |
wrtrt.irait, e e. Filton, W. Paisier |
and q. Olson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

John A. Logan Post, q. A. H..
elected the following officers on
Tuesday evening: Commander, W
II. johnson; Senior Vice NJ. 4. Price {:
Junior Vice, q. W. Heggstrand (;
Quartermaster, George Duncan (;
Surgeon, DR.. &. NJ. Smith; Chaplain,
Rev. +. ID. Baker; Officer of.the. Day,
Geo. w. Brick; Ofiicer-of-the. Guard.
G. G. Fleck; Trustees, h. +. Pealer,
ID. II. Beard aud Fred Henning (;
Delegates, NJ. 4. Price, J. NJ. Drum
and &. G.. Fleck.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

The state OratoricAl association
has completed arrangements for the
annual State contest TO be held In
the Grand opera house, Topeka, Feb
IL. The judges selected are ~ fol.
lows: Thought and composition
T. +. Dewey, Abilene; Rev. &. NJ.
Sheldon, Topeka; q. +. Olin, Man.
haitian. Deiivery-Judge Frank
Doster, Marion; Hon. y. 4. Kirk.
patrick, Fredonia; Hon. Geo. II.
Peck, Topeka.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

The Wesleyan now has athletic
association engaged In helping out
the bone-setters and dispensers Of
linin,ent. We have often wondered
why the athletic young men Of the
Military did not organize some kind
OF an athletic club, and the Normal
people also. Athletic sports are good
things to season education and aid
In dlHgestion, but education In not
good to season athletics. Let's have
little fun as we 40 along.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

Captain Jack Crawford, the poet
scout, who frequently has contrIbu.
lions In the leading magazines, will
by request give q reading from his
works and tell many interesting
things Of his experiences Of frontier
life, on Friday evening. the 18th
Inst, under the auspices Of the q. A.
X. post. While In the city Capt.
Crawford will the the guest Of his
old friend James b. Adams, brother
Of J. Il. Adams, OF the Missouri Pa
clhc. He stops IN aaiIna while on
his way 10 New Mexico, under or
dsrs from the war department, rs he
IL still In the service "a scout. The
post IL very fortunate In securing
him for this entertainment, the bare
should be sufficient
TO oil the house. Opportunities for
meeting such celebrities AZ Crsw
ford do not occur every day In the
year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

or course we couldn't refrain from
visiting our friend Kirkland OF the
salina JOURNAL last Monday. This
establishment does an enormous
business. They have been busy for
the past few days getting out some
Job work for our bank.-Nar9uette
Tribune.
And we wish 10 add that the fire..
quent visits Of Mr.. Crazy and wife
are appreciated. Our latch string II
always out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

Oscar Olson, Of Mcpherson, called
on the JOURNAL Tuesday aud inform.
ed the editor that the "poll" Of the
state Republican central committee.
which many papers advertised for
sale IL not on the market. Mr.. OF.
son 10 now serving his country as
deputy county treasurer In McPher.
son, and looks ~ though his work
and bis mrAls agreed with him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

The sAlins Mills expect 20 get
everything ready TO run rometim.
this week or next. They have Al.
most entirely rebuilt the boiler
room, put In two Immense new boil.
era, q new heater, and made other
extensive improvements Ia the mill
while idle. When they again start.
nothing but an unforeseen accident
will stop them for some time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-12-08

Invitations we're mailed q Ualins,
y sIs: sPS:,.Hs e 4. : :ss ss y ::
held last night. This mall 70 Just
being rscsivsd, one day after the
meeting ane tselvs days aftsr being
mailed.-AoIAerson Republican.
This 10 probably merely . joke on
the abfjpers.
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Ledge Eiecti.ns
The following officers were recent.
ly elected I'm the lodges named:

The following officers were recent
ly elected In the lodges named:
Rebekah Lodge. N. O., Mrs. X
Kesler; va, Roda futile; Treas.
Mrs. Bowen; Sec, Alice Earbart
Financial Sec, Mrs. Geo. Reeves.
Cydon lodge X. Of PIP. C., J. l.
Bishop; G. C., A. II. Dsum; VIC.
Chas. bush; PreIate, l.. W. Weigh
man: X. orr and \, l.. NJ. futile
NJ. Of A Harry Smith; R-presen
tative to q. l. George White.
Preston Lodge I. o. o. F.-N. q
J. q. Boatman; V. g., o. ID. For
syth; Rec. sec'y, w. b. Flanders
Per see'y. \. b. Hayden treasurer
Z. @. Ebling.
The Salina Lodge II. OF P.-P. G.
l. A Will; &C, l.. D. Thoromsn
y.C., G. =: Conrad; prelsts. J: W
Crowley; X. OF X: and s., \. =
robey; NJ. Of E., NJ. &. Stevenson
NJ. Of r. ID. T.. MethveDi NJ. Of A
A. 4. Henkls.
No. 1875, A. o. ". w.-P. NJ. w.
L. A. Davis; NJ. W. Chas. Bush
Foreman, j. A. Firm; Over-eer
G. Il. Kirkland; Recorder, l.. q
Morgan; FinAncier, VIM Hogben
Receiver John Daum; Guide, Joe
Longer; I. W, A. w. Stevenson
. W., n q. Jennsr-onI represent
tativ-. VIM, Hogbeni alternate
rep, &. A. Hunt: Med. Ex, Drs
Crowley aud Harvey; trustee
James Dedman.
Encsmpment No "a Z v l. met
on rhur.day night and elected Off
GERS - foliows: Col, Chss. Blsh
1t. Col, w II. johnson; Major, u
&. Davis; o d., +. Heidelberg; Quar-
termaster, 4. II. Shiffert; Chaplain,
G NJ. Smith; Surgeon, J. w. Crow.
ley; Trustees, w. II. Huebner, T..
Hedenburg, aud Phillip weis
The Ladies' Auxiliary. Y. V. l..
elected the follow Ing officers on Sat.
urday evening-Mrs. X. Kesler.
President; Mrs. e. Il. Lamkin, sr
yiceI Mrs beard, Jr. Vice: Mrs.
Grant, Chaplain; Emma Lsmkin,
Treas Mrs. Brown, Conductor /;
Mrs. Wise, Color bearer; Mrs z.
Very, Guard,
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Burnside Camp, \. OF V. elected
the following officers on Monday
evening: Commander. J. A. Me.
Hsfile; Senior Vice-Richardson !;
Junior Vice, Bert Morgan; Camp
Council, J. A. Neutrality-suspicious.,
Banker. Delegate. w. II. John
son was elected, but owing to his
modesty and the fact that he has
several other offices, he begs II as q
favor that we say nothing about It,
and hanged II we will, either.
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wiss people will da their shoppins
nov and avoid The rush 81 the latter
end Of the month. Our merchants
are better able 70 take care Of their
customers now than they will be
later and besides there 10 . better
stock To select from.
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Frank Lindon p. q. e. OF X. Of p.
Of the state Of III. stands upon the
pinnacle rs an exponent OF Damon In
the great drama, Damon snd Pythiss.
Don't fall to see him Saturday, Dec.
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