The Saline County journal. [volume], August 03, 1871, Image 3

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THUBSD AY, AUGUST 8, 1871.
Notice Donegaa's challenge to hurseaen.
Have ire hadahotterday than yesterday?
Mr. Win. Koberson and Samuel Wllkcrsou,
Jr. have returned from Texas.
The bridge at the foot of Iron Avenue Is re
ceiving a new coat of paint.
During the storm last evening, Capt. Prcs
cott's stable was struck by lightning.
"The McPlicrson County Times," is the
name of a new paper just started at King City
In McPherson county.
You arc in great peril! Your property is in
danger! The Fire King is steadily advancing!
Insure at once at Durham'si
Mr.D.P. Donegan has sold his interest In
Donegan & Dyer's livery stable to Mn Win.
Good, of Texas.
We are prepared to all kinds ol job work In
better style rnd taste than can be done at any
office in Western or Central Kansas.
The old building lately occupied by Chap
man & Gibson as a paint shop, is being fitted
up fora broom factory.
Thoc cheap, but durable, suits of clothes,
at Heller's, are going off like hot cakes, and If
-you wish one of them, you must call at once.
J Real cUte bargains more numerous than the
sands on the sea nhorcat Durham's. Iargefor
tunes gained by small investments there.
Gala-djy,all the while at the richly furnish
ed parlors of Whitman's Ice-cream saloon. X
popular place of resort this hot weather.
" Clothing for the millions," Is the loud cry.
Where? Why, at Heller's Saliua Clothing
Store, of course. .
No one yet lias gone unsatisfied from the Sa-
lina Clo;hing Store. Heller is botnid to nun
you in tiie quality of h'p roods and In his prices.
Mr. C. Post was very rick lat week from an
attack of dLcasc rescinblingcliolfra. He lias
" entirely recovered, liaving submitted to the
treatment of Dr. "feiiney.
Fleck lias lately received a superb stock or
clocks, tnnsicallnxtniments and jewelry. Let
Uic citizens ofSalina and iclnity but call and
they will be surprised to find such an assort
ment of ' things nice " in our city.
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A spiriteil rattle came off in the city Tues
day evening. A three hundred dollar horse
was won by Eatrick Ciinuiuglum, who kept
opc,u houm " on the strength of it tor several
hours.
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Thcm.Kev.T. II. Vail, I). D., Bi-hop of
Kansas, will preach at the Baptut church In
Saliua, on Thursday evening, August lOtli, at
right o'clock P. M. All are respectfully invit
ed to at tend.
John Doyle has moved into his new -saloou
building, one floor south of J. W. Russell &
Co.'s, which has been fitted up in llri.t-cl.tvs
style by. our hahffil friend. II C. Stanley.
E.W.Ober, chief cle'rkat J. M. & B. I..
Wilson, relumed with his wife this morning
from Galva, Illinois, hating been calletl thith
er by the severe illne-s of JiisMter-in-Iaw, who
died soon niter hUVurivol.
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5Ir. Wecilrgoueral ageutorilieSt.-ite Firelu
surancc Company. called upon us Monday.
The enterprising firm of Bishop & Norton are
made agents of Ihe company at this place.
Mr. John Foster, of John-town, Pa., a mem
ber of the firm of John Gels & Co.. bankers in
tliis place, called last Friday. He talks strong
ly of locating here permanently.
Satnrday,it"wag'l deal of a qiiotiou with
. us whither the largi it crowd was gathereil at
thecircu. or at Whitman's ice-cream rooms.
A the weathertrro hotter. Ihe ruh at Whit
man's is liotter for liii excellent ice-cream.
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A.t the new drug tore, Major G. C. Proliert.
proprietor, will lie foiiud the purest drugs and
medicines, the mot popular toiletand fancy ar
ticles, the best liicii wines and liiiuors for medi
cinal purposes, vamMi, oils, paints, &c., 4c."
Major Proliert ha tew equals in in profession in
the State of Kansas.
Ten wagons, loaded with stalwart sons from
) Iowa, passed throuj;li town the other day bound
for McPhcrsou county. They propoM; to set
tle near the mouth of Sharp's creek. They were
driving through some three hundred head of
fine looking sheep, and about one hundred head
; of blooded cattle.
House moving m"ut bea speciality with Don
egan, surely, lorwc saw him rulilngup street
yesterday, commanding a legion of men who
were assisting in moving a large, two-tory,
frame building superimposed upon several carts
i and wagons. It is wonderful how houses fiy
about in these times.
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Messrs. Henderson and Poutious brought to
our olHce a block ol white, uiagncsian lime
stone, which had liecu sawed from a quarry
near Lincoln Center, w itli a liand-saw. They
report an Inexhaustible upply of this kind of
.stone in tliat country. We never saw a finer
qualify of stone tliau this specimen.
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J. II. Sncad, Eq. has gone East with the In
tention of visiting his old home. We should
-1 judsrc that he has been perambulating about a
little on his way home, ha-iug our opinion on
reports of him appearing in the Topeka and
Leavenworth papers. The Topeka Record
salth:
. We had a brief "lance this morning at the
jod-lookingciountenanecorlIon.J. H.Sncad.
of Saliua- lie represents the '-Great West,1
as Txwiiig in greatness ever- day.
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rrobably when Salina lias suffered a $10,000
fire the people will be;rln to think about pro
., . viding themselves with an engine. Indeed this
ould be a flue speculation! A considerable
amount oftlie money necessary to purchase an
engine could be realized from licensing the dif
ferent business houses and manufactories. We
hive no doubt that the business men would not
object in the least to paying five or ten dollars
each In this way for such a purpose.
We are Informed by Mr. X. S. Curtis, agent
of jhc Kansas Pacificat this place, that the
..:i,tcVnm KansasutT to sauna nave necn
very mnch reduced. First class freight has
been reduced 17 cents; second-class freight, 13
cents; third-class freight, 14 cents,and fourth
class freight, 11 cents. This, reduction went
tnp the first dav of this month. Freight
by the carload is now $9 less than it was one
"year since.
We love to stretch beneath the shade, but
prefer the shadows of the maple, the oak, or
eveu the cottonwood, to the drooping sun
flowers which over-arch the side-walks at our
cod of the Avenue. A toWfc that will allow
the weeds to flourish go undisturbed, will soon
establish a poor reputation among visitors.
ThemoDersMatferthepriBtiBeof one aoa-
aensical ordiMnce would pay the. expeaw of
auttingdown.aU uas uaeleas neroage amxti
the d&y, aad pteaae BMoii wore those wko fed
the burdens of heavy taxation.
Weight is a big thing! and many profess to
nave it. But a little child, fifteen montns old,
the son a Mrs. Morrison, redding on Turkey
creek, McPherson county, b ahead of all the
youths in this country. Its actual, " bony fWy "
" heft," without cheating, Is sixty-flve pounds.
What a country for big vegetables !
We have received oftentimes urgent solicita
tions from man v friends in the country to come
among them, while they have promised us their
assistance in getting subscribers, besides assur
ing us that we would receive the most hospita
ble entertainment. To all socb persons, jfe
will state that we are making arrangements at
present to visit them.- Although we have nev
er as yet made any canvass in the country in
the interest of our paper, though often prom
ising, we propose now to do it.
As far as we have been able to learn the far
mers havcamutualanderstandlngamongthem-
selres and continue the provisions of the herd
Law in effect, notwithstanding the act lias been
recently decided unconstitutional, by herding
their cattle and respecting the rights of each
other. Xext season, unless an effective law
should be passed this winter, ot which there
seems llttlcprobabilityatthlstimc, the fanners
must fence tiiair lands and prepare to protect
their crops against the incursions of unruly
stock. It is it-ell that they should conclude to
protect one another in their unprotected crops ;
and, In face, it is the only alternative they have
had after the late1 decision came so unexpectedly
upon them.
A Mexican, by the liamc of Lucius Light,
was found dead by his companions on the
morning of the2thof July, at the camp of
Messrs. Baker & Rumrill's, on Gypsum creek.
Coroner Groger lias kindly furnished us with
the verdict of the Coroner's jury in the case,
which is as follows:
Stats or Kasas, Cocsrrr or Sauxe,
At an iiimirath'ilden m Solomon Tuwnshfn. I!nuntr
ofMliue ant Stale abore mentioned, on Ihe Jlh iLiv tit
July. ld71, before John U. Groger, Coroner or unl
c.unlr and State, on the body of Lucius Light lying
dead, Dy the jurymen whose names are hereto ulucrib
ed, the sJiiljumrj upon their oatha do say, that the
aaiu Lucius i.ij,m wic lui-miuuru, came lu 1119 draw
by causes unknown to the jury un the SKth tlar of July.
Itnl, at the camp ot Messrs. liaker A ISumnll, at or
near the soum-eaot corner ot the county afore said.
In testimony vbereot, the said juror have hereunto
set their hands the day and year aforesaid.
(signed) GEO. C. I'KKxCOTT,
JOHN KUMKII.I.,
IMJXALU MMI-SOX,
W. C. UOCKN'EIC,
JOII.V FUInjX,
WJI.Lt.VU STAKKOKD.
Subrnbed to before me ou Uypsuni creek, this tilth
day or July A. u. JtSil
JOII.V It. GlilWEIt,
Coroner aline County, Kansas.
We went to the circus. So did lots of other
church members. Our devil was there too, tie
sides several other del lis, too numerous to
mention. Everybody wits there, except oneor
two. and they ought to liave lieen there. A
circus draws a bigger mass of beings tlian a
fourth of July celebration, Henry Ward Beech
er, or Cady Stanton. Oh my! iut fun to see
the stately and dignified enter the arena, and
with hats slouched over their 'eyes, peer with
furtive glances to see if any there be ' w ho w ill
tell on 'em." Tliejj blu.-h, (perhaps for the
tlrst time in their life) and look shcepi'li ! But
we dou't blame them. Anything to relieve
monotony. A circus is a circii, the world
over always the ramc; still the people will
go. Let them go! We saw the uual ights
at ' Lake's hippo-olympiad.' The band play
cd like blazes, the horses ran like lightning,
and the Wen wriggled and twMcd wonderful
ly. Madam Agues was bourn! to the wild horse
of Tartary, while her " delicate and MMi-ith e "
form was hurled through ice quicker than a
mule can kick. Ma.epp.i wa "powerful I v'
acted. We Msirchetl for handkerchief to wilie
away the fast-llow ing tear-;, but as we had none,
we wiped on our coat sleeve. Menken, you
are eclipsed two to one. One fellow twi-tcd
himself into numbcrlcs shapes until we could
no longer discover in h! in tlie human form
dhiue, and in faet did everything except s al
low himself, which feat he can ea-ily jierfonn
after a little more exercise. The linlloon a
ccni u was not the ga-.itcst uetr-s in the
world. The balloon a-cended but Prof. Mile
didn't, and thus was our special arti-t deprived
of a visit to the stars. The parachute " liiut
have been indisposed, for the balloon seemed to
shoot off before there was a good ready. The
' ship of air" tunied a complete somersault
after going up a few feet, and caught fire.
The lire was spccdilyYwtinguislied; so was the
balloon. There were the usual number ot side
shows along, with their cro-cut saw like
music. Our impre.ioi:s of the circus and its
troupe, at tills distant date, arc, that lots of
hard canted dollars have lieeu suddenly taken
out of the country.
Lincoln Center Items. Lincoln cou nty lias
been blessed with frequent showers tiie past
week, which will mature the corn crop beyond
a doubt.
The advantages that Lincoln comity holds
over some other localities that have been re
ceiving large colonics of immigrants, liave
never been properly brought before the public.
Her valleys are numerous, and consist in part
as follows: the Saline river, the pn11dp.1l
stream In the comity; Twelve Mile creek, Iteil
Rock, Elkhorn, Beaver, Bull Foot, Yauger,
Lost, Splllman, Twin Groves, Wolf, Coon and
Spring creeks; alf which flow into the Saline.
Salt creek, ami its tributaries, flow into thcSol-
0111011 river. These streams are all lined with
plenty of good oak, walnut, hackberry, elm
and cottonwood tim bcr, and broad valleys w itli
soil inexhaustible. The surrounding bluffs
fnnilsh the largest quantities of the finest mag-
neslan lime-stone in the state. Stone coal
crop-out in several places iu the county, and
has already been pron ounced of the best quali
ty by our smiths. The valleys and blufT lauds
of this county arc particularly adapted to the
raising and pasturing of stock, and are thickly
covered with bine-gross, which furn Ulies a Fall.
Winter and Spring range. The bluffs furnish
the best Summer range for stock in the world. ,
When one takes Into consideration the variety
of grasses that grows there as also the brooks
and branches fed by the best of living springs,
he is forced to the conclusion that ranges of
tills kind are far more preferable than the tame
pastures of the East. A glance at the map will
convince any intelligent mind at once that Lin
coln Center is located at the most central point
to accomodate this valley that could have been
selected In the eounty, and is just thirty-nine
miles from the city of Salina by the sta'e road
measurement. We have been creditably in
formed by those who have the means of know
ing, that there lias been at least ten thousand
acres of sod broke In the county xhls season.
If the rains continue there will be many more
broke. The people of Lincoln Center and vi
cinity are already moving in the matter of build
ing a school house this Fall Mr. H. E. War
ner is now teaching a very good and interesting
school just two miles west of town. The
Young Americans arc not behind our neigh
boring towns, having orgaalaed a rwtr hall
club with foil list oromcers, styRaf tkeciob,
"the Prairie Hovers." We expect nothinr
eke bat that " the Prairie Rovers "wiU chal-
leage tBeaaiiBaaao roranawB gnaw at year
county fair. Altogether thejmapects feonr.
town are good. A good poet ana gfcoe r lutiuih
saeatwoalddowellheTe. Weatsoneedagood
hotel, a general hardware and agrlcntaral es-
tahlishBeat,aadagoodttrngsMre. uombos
laeMccresideDce lots are donated toall who de
airetoUdkl. . ,A?f,n; , Sm-i
The Herald, In Saturday's issue, broke loose
from the orders of its masters to treat The
Jockcat, with, silent contempt and styles " the
statements and insinuation of the last Issue of
THJocE3Ai."(ln the county treasurer" im
broglio " matter) as grossly false and outrage-
busly abusive of some of the best and most re
spectable citizens of Saline county." "Thehest
and most respectable citizen " that (we hope
we have not committed a grammatical error in
using " that " as a relative personal pronoun)
consider himself specially abused Is the editor
Loathe Herald himself he feels abused that we
nave bad the temerity to establish anouicr news
pa per in this city that, in publishing a credit
able paper, we have shown to the good people
of Saline county that the Herald was a puny
concern, without spirit or a right to be classed
among the respectable newspapers of the wide
awake fraternity of the progressive State of Kan
sas. Eight mouths ago the Herald was a dis
grace to the community in which it was pub
lished, and its late brightenlngs Up hart been.
in most, the work df ethers' brains tliati the as
sumed editor's own. ThccomingofTireJocR
xal was welcomed by all as a relief from old
fogy notions and a 'tfant, of enterprise, and only
those who have stuck to the Herald in its evij
ways and always had an apology for its ilelin
quencles and inconsistencies have been those
who rely alone to its Influence to be hoisted into
some fat official position. The Herald has
gained some notoriety and been given a prolific
and extended subject In taking The Jocrx.il
to task on divers and numerous occasions ; in
fact, for Issue after issue Tiie Jouhxal has been
the subject ot the leading and only editorial In
theHerald. While it lias originated and repeat
ed a sharp thing or two about ' a tempest in a
teapot,"" whom, the gods wih to destroy they
first make mad," 4c. he would lie an arrant
fool who could not perpetrate a witticism at
some time or another!) it has failed, as it has
hi this instance, to answer, in honorable, manly,
outspoken language, our assertions, but has
attempted to shield Itself 'ou the high, moral
ground that "wc could not be guilty of com
mencing so small a thing," that we (Tub Jour-
xal) had dreadfully outraged " some of our best
citizen," &c. Attempting to be fastidious, it
has given out that for the future it would pass
us by unnoticed, but in the very next Issue, per
haps, it would give us another overhauling for
some indiscretion. In no instance have wc
made a " drive " at the Herald except in reply to
some of its unjust accusations. The one and
great desire of the Herald, In wilfully misrep
resenting us has lieen to place us in the light of
seeking to abire good citizens without catie
and as the enemies of morality and religion.
Having accompIMicd that it knows full well it
has gained a formidable point that would re
sult materially to our disadvantage. In using,
at times, some harsh words we have aimed at a
reform that would work a salutary effect 11(1011
some of our institutions and to head off, in their
unwic cour.e, men who sought by their wily
machinations to fasteu themselves, as leeches,
upon the people to their injury. We are not the
great falsifiers, or the great tnlducers of the
people, or the foes of morality or religion that
the Herald would be pleased to prove 11. We
have entered into a labor iu which wc propose
to continue, notwithstanding the Herald may
hope to frighten us from It by misrepresenta
tions and obloquy. We are the subcrvcrs of a
principle. In the future wc ask the Herald to
calmly use argument and facts In it exception
to our articles and ileal less in generalities and
assertions alone. As-ertions are cay. but ar
guments', bacd upon truth, are effective.
Mtniiir.o. In tlii city, on tiie 30th ultimo,
hyllev. J.Boynton, Mr. E. Ifoliert Gr.ir, to
MI-s Anna Marie Eriekson.
Also, at the same time and place. Mr. John
M. Erickson, to Margreta Olofson, all of Sali
na. LOOAJL. IVOI-ICISS.
25. M. HrlhT wJU Clotliin i" jwr tfiit.
lower tluii :iiiyotln.-rt-Ui'iUliim.-iitiii Hit; city.
a
Ice (.-mint at Wliltm auV.
County rip wanUtl at AV. I. TImcIhtV.
Music. Mis Jlinnie Iloyntoti is iliimtH of
Mx;iiriiiacLifSiii Instrumental MuKr Tcnn
reasonable. KoideiMV, tlrt tloor outli of the
Methodist Cliurcli.
To lKlXTT.ia. We Iiae a niitnlier of fonU
of display and card tyiH! for ale reasonably.
Nearly all of tlioo iioav um.i1 iu tliceoIutnii.
ANo 100 pound old Xoniinrvll lend, rule", and
acardprey. Enquiruat UiUollKo,
Trade. A gentleman desires to trade two
large sorrel horse good roadster, gentle,
sound, and hi every way lilted for farm work
for two yokes of American oxen. For par
ticulars, enquire at The Joit.xal ofllee.
For Sale. The M. E. Church, on Seventh
street, between Ash and Elm, i for sale at a
bargain, with the prhiliguof one or two lot.-.
For terms apply at Durham's Land Olllcc, on
Santa Fc Arenue, or at at E. 15. Fi-h & Co.', at
the comer of Asli and Fifth street. By order
of the trustee.
Lost. On Saturday, July 20th, somewhere
iu town orlictwecn town and the Saline river
bridge, a baby's satchel, containing a set of
lady's black jewelry, baby clothe and several
trinket. Any one leaving tlie same at The
Towlval office will be compensated for hi
trouble.
State Directory.
C. S. Snator S. C. VinrewiT' an-t A. Citewtu.
ItMirpM-ntaiirr in Conjnv 1. I. Iiwe.
JiMIre of th Suiiinc 4rl rt. A. Kixcv x. Chirl
Jtultrr: D. J. nxwEttanl II. M. Valkstiki Apod
al 4tutlfr.
Iirrmor I.Mt M. II vavvr.
Urntniant Jiirrnor I'. P. Kuib.
!VrrtarrofMl-'W.n. 8au.-pod.
Trraaarrr I. E. Hate.
Aiklitor A. Tiiohax.
SaiTtotT.Irnt of Pulrfie Instruction u. D. KcCak-
THT.
Attomrr Gmcral A. L. Wiuji.
Connty Directory.
"JatVrcnrtnr Iiirtnct Oxirt W. II. Cxnixi.
KrTntatiT Tth Ii,trirl-J. II. xi.
cnaxnr3Mn uinna-i. n. runurr.
1 '.Mint
V anil Y. II. WlCKMMlAD
Clerk ortn Uutnct Cuan A. S. Xocrox.
ITotatr JOitpr A.M. IUuut.
CountT Clerk Uatid Bint. ,
Ctamtr Tmanrrr Siixruo Ahjuxb.
SberUf-J. W. Kchiu
KrrWerof lliU A. miiui.
CoantT Attnnwjr I. G. JIoulks.
Saprrlntetvlrnt Fabtie Inttructiuo A. r. Colux.
City Directory.
Major O. B- Cmwooi.
iMrilmea-W. B. IUL.XDKa.. PlTnlttim. Oc
kbo Pdt. K. H. BiKuaBd E. B. Btuior.
1-otic Japr mn oiaau
Clerk rnuWiuKAx.
Treanrrr-TnnA ClowniaT.
Marshal W. M. Clakkvi.
Orr ATnT . A. WiuntA
Farm for Sale.
A Farm nmUiniag L70 acre. itk lxtT acrrs nmlet
ralunalioM. and umr koadrrd aaalar (ear. Thrr
arc tortr arras ef porI timber, aad lb earn tt asBatrH
anoathcSalncKiTeroalrtfcrevaadakair mUfra
ce,Towaakfa tkirtaca, Baaffrlwo. West, aad k.
Bsna tta hoaar, as oy st, jpooaortar.esiio'srii
of water, Kahl com , cUekra hoas, aontrbrdar
arosrma-. aassinaiksasc wMkw thrr qnattm of a
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una
Or at Tarn Jscmatai. OnVi.
W. A.SHOKT
Lort!
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cross arc asv
Q"aUsa;Cksris" I g. Mitt.rtatsnassw taB
ayillssrssisst aa7SKsssikmnssa Mnv
kswli wiBsssssshssi si uralsrs:as1iaC.KTs
mm Cnsssa ctank. at aftsa afartat mt ,t assr
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13711
B. T. WATSON.
SUCCESSOR TO
GROCERIES!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
GASH AND NO CREDIT IS MY MOTTO f
After ten year'. esprrMice hi the Grown Trade, I
onpowl3oldOTCJldUarcuedniiinbalC-W5. This
Abandoned the Old
Awl will etare the benefits with n cash-iaTln coitomen that kill Etor n with a eaU. Thet win" Sod that
thedoDthaetopaytheeJLtrapercenUaTCbaiTetbralltKoritl!ingr0d3Ontille, locoierlosjrt brdead
a m . IS .Iwu-j lVaaan tta VrPV
Best Goods the Market Affords,
and shall rttdraror to maiatain the reputation of krtiing- the Beit Tea In Saline county and
Largest Assortment of Sugars and Coffees at the smallest prices.
-t.. aiiia 1
A fuiraaaurrfient of
In tact errry thins kej In a firsUdass Grocery and FTot
Oroclcery and Glattsware
Bought direct of the Imiorlera. tbtu giving to the consumer the jiroliM which those buying- in tinall ioantitiea
pay ine wnoietJic ucrcuaut. vn j-aiu wi
COUNTRY
rir the lume taLen in eiehancr for roods.
'HuuLful for iat'fjvore, and feeling ailUSed that I
I solicit the continuance uf the patronage of tlie iroile
eagle DRUG store.
OSCAR SEITZ,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST
Manufacturing Pharmaceutist,
No. 101 Santa Fe" Avenue,
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines,
Faints, Oils, Varnishes,
DYE STCJlFS, KI-CJ.
Fancy and Toilet Articles.
A LAUCE AND COllrLETE ASSOETMEST OL'
BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS.
Choice Wines and Liquors
Por IVXocllcizxal Puypon ca
Prescriptions
CABErCLLV COMrOCSDKD AT ALL HOIK?.
A. T. Crier's
Book and Variety Store
IS TUB P1.ACB TO BUY
Books, ' Millinery,
Maps, Fancy Goods,
stationery, Feathers,
Albums, Flotcers,
Diaries, Laces,
Magazines. . Ribbons,
Papers, I ALt l.itmst asd
J-OyS, BKSTSTVLES.
Agent American Bible society
Grover & Baker sewing machine,
But ix rvE Xo Ekwixpixg or Tirkad.
Santa Fe Ave., Sauxa, Kassas.
5j- Sign Boot and Varirtjr Store.
joiix cri
. U. GEI,
A1DKEV rOHTtR,
c. r. ie.
JOHN GEIS 6c CO.,
Bankers,
Santa Fe Avenue, Salina, Eas.
Transact grarral lUnlln? boinr. Praw lral)
on all tbc .rinf iI ctlin of th Cnttr.1 StalM and .n-
t on iwno tl-iiilr!l for a aprciflrtl tlnv. AnKiican
nif. Jloll. rretflTruon ilcpo.11. iuirrr-fc iju.ni
I aul fonripn mln al AArtruImrjl Collra and cvanty
tcnii txiucht ami M. AcconnU of tnrrchanta, rattle
Iralrra anl nthrrn K.Iifitrd. An aaaoitnunt of V. .
n-Trniir uam o.ru-tantly on haml.
Lnieat Wmnted.
Ti. klvw nrtM (n rskh iI.I f.r .rllt. 1T sill ri'
nmrr iuniU uf Hoar nt bunrl tbaa anr vWKc Suit in4
thtr ctiunir.
J.ttxo
J. X. HKITZ.
MEAT MARKED
Th MibaeriVr harina; rrerutty pnrthaani lh mrat
market itanil uf K. IU J June, an Santa Tr arrmw,
nrarlr onm.it Sntl'l drBf Mac, will rtinu ta
ImtuarM at to aamr ptar. I am Oaankfnl fnr rh Trry
' IDiml i.tninar rxlrndnl mr IDBt UT and Abail rar
nrIr rvlrrrnrtn mrrK tta ranthraane. I har a-
ESaiT .brrTrond btUcbVn arai'wracJnrV.f. I
I . AL . - - - a ! i nfffta.a tnA fWm Ala
bast lracnption of
All kinds of Meats and Vegetables.
SHELDON BR0THEES,
ummani an imiai ts
Choice Brands of Family Floor,
cauix. Iiiu, num. etc,
CbjCmb snrk ii laaajHy dsw. Tbr Uaiant market
drier I.l Car gTaia.
litsss.
Fnuik GvdBw,
ruiisB
WISOONSDrAHDMICHIOAH
1, 91 xm Ubamta k am
cart
PtMELlMMBER.
in:
lrV-A.TS03V & LOVBIEN.
CROCKERY!
an eottpellr-i to acknoWledgr that all uie pmSii ;
fhowa Hut all ire make is frum odr euta trade. 1
bade
hare
fogy Credit System,
iality.
I alfTara on band.
bion Store.
PRODUCE,
ra bitter irejiarrd than ever to give entire aatiafactlon,
uf this and adjoining rounlin.
m. T XTtmK ax.
S auu Ke arenue, ."alina, Kaluaa
"You Know How 'Tis Yauiself!1
AVhen a iMTOm ranL4 to bur ekta. 1m- vneA where
they fl chran and can afanl lo sell at "Hi rotk
nrtrmM "
'Which is Why"
o nfany arr iIUjhhoI to call oil
FLANDERS & MARLIN.
'Which is the Same I Rise to Explain1
III
lnthcllrt Urr. Ihry tuf amJ nit tar mat, alirarti
IrilT as low a !h? towrt. amt liv mrUuit tor caah ran I
ami by rliii. fur caah ran
anoni in .1.. iiinrv on a niuca unalkrr luargtn man If
And My Reason is Plain.
Fort! if il.timt IuVialsrluanttli.rpMiliyinr"U
ttunert t lm Ti-n in onli r Iu nuke up what lhr hr
on nir-i lii outtt.
'And the same I am-frfre ttfMaintain'
Con"-iiwntl- I tlilith
Flanders & Martin's
I- TJIE TI.ACK TO BUY
DRY GOODS,
I f whti h lb keep a- I jrc ail wllaMrtl ttork a
)oii will IIikI in the nl, ami
GROCERIES.
I'ur hi atwars ert Hi Iwft fnirobrniad Ineir cown
ten. Of
Clothing
-AND-
GEHTS FURNISHillB GOODS,
1i will dirt tbr flnet lis tn tb rnvntrr, an-1 what
ViaH r rnuneml loth jrrfcacr ar tatr cbi.
ncs and In at I in hkhtb-T arc (eat np.
Call and Se? for TonnelTes.
In BOOTS AND SHOKiMaroiis&BijniD
SALINA, KANSAS.
27. ." '. -,";M'! ft"" IM iiiiiuinw ef
Men'a. IstW and ridkirra'a krjrr and fair mk: I
.1 1 1 uwr a h a tanmngB rxaaasatvat of tbr m
ofUvirafoek,
m tbej will ruk UK sales.
Remember the Place
FLANDERS 4 MARLIN'S,
COR. SANTA FE AND IRON AYES,
SsJkia, Kansas.
MiUineiy andftwi tfakiag.
MRS. J. MURPHY.
pesircsloi
snwealkasi
kafM-VeWaw.
kFl-"
SVsrkof
OrJera far CTiss
ss.t.fasrarca
Trees! PtaAt Trees
Cs.masnMaavur
ttastsfi
row Mllifc TJfwssawst . i.
sKsssjasj anMwkSl fcs.
rairr. tMTi.fr
iHiscdlan's oerttscmrnts.
D ESIRE TO STATEFjift DiFORMA-
TIOX OF ALL COJrCEBX.
ED THAT I
HAVE IN STORE,
AND FOR SALE,
300 SACKS FALL WHEAT FLOUR,
500 " SPREfG ' "
100 " CORN XEALi
2,000 BUSHELS COR.
1,000
OATS
BARLEV.
RTE.
POTATOESi
800
300
t
ALSO X rllL ASD COXrUTB A iOBtatUT Of
GAEDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
WAtKASTCD lltlll AND QtSCISC
John SherrlH
Grocer and Provision Dealer,
Nos. 9S and 100 Santa Fe A ve.,
rnlinn, IvniiMiiis.
rb. tta. ii:t:
PIONEER
LIVERY, FEED MD SALE
STABLE.
Corner of 2d & Ferry streets,
iorPostrx tat " iosk stak sjloox.")
jBrookville, Saline Co., Kansas.
J, M, COOMBS, : : ! Proprietor,
Saddle Horses
'And LIVERY RIGH.
.1
ajwml f .t nwmcM'ii nmirr. JrlicuUr atlm-
1
i , , ,tK. r ,wl cmTr r ,tock
1 aiuke a ircUI ImwiotM uf
Locating Texas Herds,
fniaranti ring pool water anil ilnrat.
i'm- A llrmrnj lirrrj itlrtl, Faltna. Kama,
Ikmgsn Jt !ir, urrrrmm, .-oiina.
Ice Cream Saloon.
Theobald Wnar,
PKOnUCTOR.
I harrfittMiiploflri4-rIaMasfjlSawrwI-ccrTB4nu
lttnn next ilr to
No. 58 Santa Fe ATenne,
mt wnol.l rt" rlfullr intit th la.lir al cnXWn-m
imI lb public at lnr ml-llacln Kalinaaa.1 ttciaitr
! Imlow on nw a hare of their palroBK. At j f -lal.li.lonrnl
w ill tir fouad at all luura sapsrlor
Ice Cream, Soda Water, Cakes,
Candies, Nuts, 4c.
I Irr to eater to In apftils of Ik .nf 4.
J. W.UusseU &.,
DEALERS IX
Harness, Saddles,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
SALINA, KANSAS.
! KEATS!
Oit-IU Ik Ifterr tfctf Hantaan A ITr' will
b fmuMl Ha- mal market of Aars.t Zi.lli'. wher
. ran u kal lb brt l all klsylt of asrai. Tb
. rij u a taallraJ Ifntrber and wit Itr itW
I (nr no man. j m mjr wa lavlam and ta cftsv
tass of U markH, tarn fmMsfato rrlhvt
lKCkspan.fatbwrr Try nse aajs. if I oaw't ;'4ak"
I ysw p s rvfc, Jolrr eak r a fln rtec of owl tow
i xcxmt
I bar a Urf aaatS7 of I aM rr4eri left at arr
raarUt w 111 b nranutl sttrsiV-d to.
ACUCT ZIKBCtX.
a s ixosaao t. s. pops
I rnklADn A. nnna
Ar rrtsv4 to da all srark mmt Bse la a
nasaiin nsswar wq wu inwm,mwi. wwn
la rawacrr otteitew.
XT' "T)I b tammi at Gosiaww'i !, Iwrt,
F aTaw
J. E Woodward,
BLACKSMITH.
Th aaATsicswl iis-siafsBr m i tdttl ts Ok citl-
mm ml lim ami Tkna&T Oas
rr TsrVt y f wsrB hi ka Us
lllHi at VUttr-W9 TesSH
tb mtMttrtiim is rr
Uni, lews, kail ssai i
aw ssasl ssrl t s sat Issr
Nw titmmt ktirka A HrJatR'a. Uwwaa
sad rfek sresswsj
To Stockholder.
' i.tsssns as saw a,l ila Caaj-j
wiBsst uss anas niaia atsissi
Hjsslaa A WasMr. a a
a i in m a.,. a a m
THUS! lksilS! as t
IttasraUsn. I
T.c nil i at. j. ataa
rarrM ftw-sm. S M at
IsstawaBw.
ts. C. rr-krrt. ksa
UV.Trssssa.
jsasratu. a mm
'katarta.
A-k.asnss. S
Mat
MM
Mas
9J
fs aw
Mai
im
.UktrtrsrVwA, s m
tc.aTufhiasi. - at as
C r. w. tasaswr. a
Tswaaisassasasjaasasa
r war tkslsswl -
srajary asalwa. As
I lUneiis sf
C tt. xtssinys Column.
C. W. TBESSIirS
Hardware Store
L. th okint. luint aal Brat .
iina, aaw wiu unj fa i
Superior Goods aid Low Prices.
NEW GOODS
Of EVKKT KlXRirnOX AKK DATLT AUHt-
IU ASU
FARMERS,
MECHANICS A5D
EVERYBObV
Will no-t ll l tkrlr ialiml to laaiiw ay goo.b tiii
.ricrUfoncbjtnjC tUcwbrrr.
PLOWS :
GANG PLOWS, ..,
TRUCK AND UUKAKISG FLOWS,
Sfll!n!5 WjOT8.
CORN PliOW.S;
Otthr r.4lotnc brab
ISIirsTKlAL i'l'jOWS.
M)IAK IIaIWi.
i UVES CITV 1'UlWS
t ! not imlnirt to mrtly tmmm tta Ik ctear,
ljur1llt ido Ikal an la in narkcl IMa nan. m
nt m-U noar ll r.uMii ami n-liabW 4ow.
raitlmlar allcUo U otlnl lo Itvr
KorhichlailfclfaTllntktortT.
r bh.1 will mubIIw rut alaaa
ol mk. ninwwi vj fw, ww w-.
I arrac irrnr jm 4
I thrtii lo mwi In an rnlI, al I ill tke
i irTvaiKl, uk1 I mil la iiara tmj
Jo that Kr not Kir MttUC1i,
SULKY CULTIVATORS,
WaLkIko CULTIVATORS,
Brown's OoiHanien,
Vandiver's Complanten,
Hand Gornplanters,
GKAIN DRILLS,
GARDEN DRILIS,
Mowers amtl Reapers,
MARSH HARVESTERS,
BEVOLVINa RAGS,
SULKY RAKE2,
OX YOKES AKD BOWS,
ciiAiivs,
ames' and other spa.w
Shovels and Forks,
HOES AND HAKES,
1om1 JVttKTcrM,
WKLL FIXINGS,
i
ltOPCH,
Locks ! LaUckets
RUTTS AND SCREWS.
Harrow Tectfiy
TS'A.laL(.
i
STOVES:
All rrsawT.I WJ ffces. f rbM a a sthrr ate :
nU;b'Carpentell, Tools
Tinware
to.
1 if
X m,
3EED6.
GAHtttX fikfo;
ORAIN SKIDS,
GRASS SKID, -HKDGS
SEEDS,
HfclHiE PLANTS.
ta-..lwi
jaWwMtl
TR&SLVS ST0R
'rHemmit Tip
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