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TUE.WEEKLY JOURNAL,
w. h. jeHssex axb m. d. samfsox, kmmes.
SALTXA, KANSAS:
THURSDAY, AUGUST Vl, 1871.
CACTMX WITH OCR RULBOlDaUTTKip.
There is nearly the same number of di
verse voices discussing our mil road in
terests and projects as there were jab
bering tones at the Tower of liable, a
stranger would conclude, and rightfully,
had. ke taken iiJmrVcj- of the field during
thVpast three or four months. Each in
dividual, it might bo said, has his pet pro
ject, his npccinl route,- his own mode of
constructing the road, etc., anil m some
instances one project is given the cold
shoulder to further the fancied interest
of another.
The first and foremost duty of a com
munity striving ior advancement should
bo harmony and accord. It one person
differs with an other, and continues at
variance in the discussion and in laboring
for'lhosc rftal interests the success or
defeat of winch assures the weal or woe
of a pewplc, that community must pro
portionatcl y suffer.
TIms people of Saline county hare rail
road hitcrcttU which require careful nurs
ing and for which sound judgment should
bo exercised and competent men chosen
to direct all attending affairs. That the
most worthy ami suitable selections hare
been made so far to work up the intor
OsU we verily believe to be true, in some
cases, while in others they were ill-timed,
as the men were not fraught with that
uiscrction ami cooinc. which siiouiu
characterise those bcaringsuch important
trusts. To two cause; tlie.se deliciences
are attributable to inexperience and a
jiiKt appreciation of thc nature of the
work to be accomplished, and perhap-s,
too, there has beer, a self-importance and
oliMiuai-y in hearkenirgto tho wishes of :
those who have a righj to be heard that-
iiatnpciis thcarour ami ciiititlcnt-col the isepuiiiican. J.no extension irom tiaier-
pwiple in the reliabilitr oft'- work vn- viI,lc is now bL'in" iok"""W'I- This
.i,...i-... u'i:i -. " ii . .1 . will arc us si connection next year with
ilcrtakeii. While it would .seem tlialw.i- n -i i . . .t
'Chicsiuo. lirtivulcd we au secure thc
tin:, is a matter of hut small moment, it
Kn not be too carefully looked after, i
l-irst
if nil, men wlw iww the eonfi-'
Icun: of the people lor their eapahilities,
i,. ..... ...i .i . - ..-.
-j - ...-.crnmiauoii io pcrionu ,! important line of road, while to thc
tlieir allotted tasks should he selected in south wc shall have easy act-ess to the
aeh esise. While men shonhl he aceonlcd A. T. & Santa Ke road, aiul others to be
the praise nod return in the "ood will 0f',,l,eC4'''v built to the south-west. And
the people that they merit l.y their labor' while thus providing for our own imnic
:....) fi... , 1.....I.I i. ...t... ., ,.. ,i,:,,.c ,ocal wa"ls wo shall find ourselves
V """" ui.wawuii.iistn.1,,,
glorification is not thc motive of the ap
pointee in accepting. We do not know
ii" any of the men heretofore, selected at
tiie meetings of the citizens' were of this
- , . , I tlllil, I . IV UUIIll ,,lll tfUlllt lllli t -ii i
.les,r,,,i,on, bt do know that the ap-j In,ics 0f this road in the next year,' thus
pi- .itinent ofu certain few has not me- connecting her with Newton and the
with the most intense satisfaction from' A. T. & Santa Fe line. Let McPherson,
nil classes and that the manner of con-lSa,inc Ottawa and Cloud, not fall be
,1,,... ,,: j- , . i hind in this grand enterprise.
tltlCllllir l-rrl?llll mnofiniN ic.tiv. .InnnMon. ' a
-, --- .. ........j iitv UV.IIVlllll-
ated selfish
iiiu ucsiglieil IO ItirillCr IIIC
I .1 r i - ., .
ifii.... ..r.. ..i: i .
, .. I J "' ,,rl'- 'v "ynif. J si
...u .,,K HU.MIOUIII acuinc invcting
of this kind did not oror.nil to flio r,-...i.l
est extent. Thb bulk of thos
- - I - - o-
JsC assembled )
. . .1
at- thc meetings spught to act unbiascdly wheatcmp h:us been magnificent this sea
but some did permit, their prejudices fl . bu,,,cI rai&cd wi ,,c uccded
likes and dislikes to c-ontrol them. at homo bcforc ncxt ycif ttnd to gnppIy
We revert to these facts with regret, the place of thc grain now being sold for
but with thcsolepurposcofpointingout transportation, llourwill have to be re
errors. We can not afford to cavil ujionj shipped to our county. This, indeed,
. a. I. . . ... I 1 . I
suw, S....U. t.m. .L.tsiing matters, nni
.. .. ...- .ui'ii i.i iiui.ii', iiiusi respeci
liie i vhts aim Kv. ;.-ofotln'r and not '
bring to the Mti.tt-e pt-isonul dislikes or i
our polhital revei'cs, if we hope to do
. iii. ....: .r .. i. rt... ..-. i
any thing in aiding this railroad projects
into our county.
Kach additional railroad that passes
into Saline county is so much added to
the wealth and business of thc countv, '
and so wc Lai! all efforts of any of our go kvr of the present requirements and
ii'.zi-iis for other lines. Hut there should pleasnrcs in view of securing the bene-Ic-i.i
thoroughness nud .t bc.-.er tin- j 'ts to be derived from holding on to their
dersNnoMig among :ll p.-nies for the 'wheat. It may reasonably be anticipated
roads we arc .seeking after, or for that , that every pound of grain now in the
portion we t'ecide to work for. We re-f county will be required by the immigni
quite soniPtlmig more pet i.ianent, more tion into our county and for home con
In -ni- . ..e. th!..i wnat i- being done, sumption, even if that will fill the de
UndoubtcdKyill has ltecn done that could iands. Should this not be the case, the
he, except acting more in unison and to farmers will have been satisfied on re
ft purpose. reiving the incre.ised rates of one dollar
Then,, wo should act with canlinii upon to one dollar and a half per bushel. The
our great railroad interest. They are one thing all should be particularly care
too valuable to be frittered away at thc "l olJ !"1 'at is not to run wild and sell
instigation or through the unseemly the grain next to nothing because some
course of one man or a set of men. Ap-( tomes along and wants to buy it.
portion each department with the right j
Kind ot men and those who will secic lor
llin luwf' t(ini1 nT tin rnnnh I ml iKi-..
all, do not prejudic-o the people to the en-
tcrprisoK, for the people must zyC their
assentif anv of tho roads are built. A
splendid iniHto to adopt is that of J. '
GrockcttV, which .sax," First know you ,
a, s right, and then go ahead." I
x ". .
iMcasanton, Commissioner of Internal -
Jfevo "- h hfc't been removed, and !
T "Ur?'- V, alP'ntC'' '" 'l'S Y
. .. ' nut lln last m saw r
solace. If we
not the last we saw of the fnrnici
nvji. ' - ""
. "tltmiiL-rt.1 in TQI .it cliiili tint
tvaukoe in 18G5, at which tint
the process ion formed in hoa
.WlLS 111 M v. ... ., V
1IO..CMTJ1
or of J?n- 'inuU Jfe Jl'"1 several yone
ml oflliers. "cre rirfi"S '" rr?as he
?I; ana we noticed at tne
J V.v "T
.:...! l.-r elu
. ii,"Ml,IlS!l vion iUxrk e-VC;S 1'ov:, """'"er our nauir.it ay j iv v.
",. 0 A j. tdispleasuM that the people,. m Votl Zcitig, when it rebukes thc
T"l I 'O "azv' pver u IU:4H liWc "'rita,,,c dcs5rc t0 ow ncw conflKts M
?0Ut'lif.Jtf.-wl tJ Ihink that great- the h of future wars and deprecates
Urant. " ir Las shown the' makinir enemies in England, "which
"nme fcclin whih. vectts&S fce1Wrer aisturbed our peac-e, but va., for
.,, ? , ni Ti,t..rnal "Si-'venuo generations our instructor in culture, 111
of Commissioner of UiUrnai -v i-j..: .W-lnrwrnont
. 1 .. :tnn nc ,
setting up. ..... Y-; ,.,,.,
; OI llluc:" in-
Wninco.that 01 u.c. ,
IiHviiiir nuic-tvs- wv " .i
. Ti-.vLirfW. Vain and,
, l Z sv iwWringtmll
RIIUMAI MEETING.
A few of the cituens of Ottawa and
McPherson counties met some of our
people on thc evening of the 7th inst.,
and had an interesting meeting in refer
ence lo the ".Republican Valley, Salina,
and Preston Jlailrpad." As thc meeting
jWas one informally called, its action was
confined to a friendly interchange ot ex
pression of sentiments, resulting in thc
appointment of a committee in the seve
ral counties of Sedgwick, McPherson, Sa
lina, Ottawa and Cloud, asking them to
send delegates to the adjourned meeting
on the Gth of September, to devise and
settle on some definite plan of action to
bo pursued to aid and forward this im
portant enterprise. "Vc trust these
counties will take special interest in this
road, and see that a delegation of lire
men are- sent up.
This road, intended as one of the links
in tho great central road from the great
bend of the 3Iissouri rircr on the north
side of the state of Nebraska, to thc Gulf
of Mexico, is destined to become one of
thc best, as it will be far thc shortest
line to salt water. Thc attention of
Congress baring been turned to such
national action as will open up better
channels of commerce, one of which will
be a grand ship canal by the way of the
Isthmus of.Tchauntepec, thc i iterchangc
ot trade in catt'e, the flow or commerce
between the central and tropical belts of
thc continent, tho interest and activity
which begins to manifest itself about the
ftiilf of Mexico, all uite. with the ex
tending flow of civilization to the south-
i west to indicate the importance of unit-
i,ig our efforts for one of the main trunk
Iincs to thc ll0:llVst salt water. This
road north and south is one of great sig
nificance to each county, locally, while
it alike aids the people of each uiitnt
lo interchange their products at cheaper
rates. To this counfy it is one of special
importance. At an early hour the Cen
tral Branch Pacific llailroad Companv
I will have completed their line as far
west a Concordia on the valley of the,
l.uilding of this road to tho valley of the
.Republican, and at an early hour the
" narrow guage mail
mud from the citv of
I-cavenwortU will cms
enable us to have all tl
ss this line, ami
ie advantages of
fl, , iifnnonriin host mnm
lines to thc ocean that can be made. In
such an object wc trust all locnl fcelingof
the counties will be cheerfully flct aside,
and all unite to aid this grand enterprise,
tv.i... ..:..!. ,.. ....- ,:n i...:i.i t. :...;....
Tl.n Ctrmi-m of Rlino mnnle M,i nni
be too cautious about disposing of their
wllC3t forifthcy mnke a general and
. ., r. .r . -n . .
'i vliolRs.iln s:iIV lfip- will reret it in n
J e
vor,- fotr mmitlw V.itvvitlitniwlni.r triA
woulil be an expense which our larmere I
... . . . m
antl people siiouiu scck io guaru agntusi
if their circumstances will warrant them
in doing it. .Most of the farmers are poor
and low in pockets, and many of them
, , - i i . i ;....!
last year's settlers, but it is poor econo
my anil unwise to disposo of the wheat
now at sixty to eighty cents per bushel
and next spring buy other back at twice
"" three times the price. They can fore
It will be remembered that recently
the Xew York Herald had some highly-
".onal t-able dispatcWs; from Ku
".'. ab"nt trouble brewing between His-'
",arck :,nd U,e fc,,l,h V,orei-" 5 .II,,:tcr
' - "- little island of Heligoland
- tovcted by grasping Germany.
Pla t!,,at t,mn J Lf J"
made on Kngland to sell Heligoland, as
ivpoited, and thc opinion , or German
people and officials is expressed by thc
Cologne Gazette when it saj-s that the
German government is certainly far from
entertaining any intention of making
a demand for a little rock in the ocean,
o which wc have no legal claim whatev-
' i -,and bysodoingnrejudiccourrolation
i thc power which wc have a right to
of the i-hcrentriirhts of thc people,'
mbjuj "b' , r
and
Gc . now ,
.1 -. !.. t :4A.ir
" -..
external unity, ananceusw.uewi.i-ru
inurrudorganixation. Xotwr, b.t
J watchword for tho future."
n1 0R1WA CWHTT. -
To the editors ofTlie Saline Conaty Journal.
Minneapolis, Aug. 7, 1871.
Since I last wrote you, our enemies
the Lindscvites, seem to havechabzed
their tactics. They have dropped "chanty .
scat, nu bow iiiniK io annoy ibj iikiw
of this place by having theai atTestat opu
some flusc,cbarge, and drag-e4jpasf sev
crai justices oi inc peace io wie uw'
in tne sown-easi corner oi ijjb cvuniy,
some twenty miles distant, jrcJ hare
a facile "tooL that seems to be ready and
willing to do his dirty work for them.
Tho false charuo hatched anginst Steele
and Stull, that they refused to giro one
A. j.-ingcrsoii4 a ccnincu copvjui iir
county commissioners' proceedings' in
reference to a petition c asking lora-re-location
oTthe counfy scat of this county,
on which thc commissioners, after due
deliberation, refiise'd to "rant an elec
tion, wa-s substantially disproved by wit
nesses ot tho prosecution and iletencejont
Justice llockcr, before whom tho trial
took, place, fined them each 875 and
costs. The case was immediately ap-,
ncalcd to the District Court, ouch a
case would not live in an honest court
an hour. Again this same A. J. Ingcr
soll swears out a warrant against Dr.
J. E. Whartoi, editor of tho Independent,
because that nancr called him "a fiery-
headed vouth who lives on tho classic
shores of Coal Creek," and said that he
was tho "present incumbrance in the
county attorney office;" Killed him a
"Judas," because he betrayed the party
that elected hint to office," made a com
plete summersault and fell in thc middle
ot J.intlsey in the muu, wncrc no seems
to bo doinir tho mud work of that town;
said that "A.J. I. stood for A Jackass
Insane or A Jenuinc Idiot, and wants to
go to thc legislature. 3Ir. Jngcrsoll
says thc above means him. Wo don't
dispute his word he is likely correct.
It is probable this "affiant" will find it
a difficult task to prove a " libel " against
Dr. Wharton for discussing the public
acts of county officers. Again, it is ru
moured that Ingersoll has sworn out a
writ against Mr. Spcncc, a black man.
What crime our sable citien has been
guilty of has not transpired. Wc dislike
to write about this county seat anair,
but there is one other matter that 1ms
transpired that I must not overlook.
When our Lindsey citizens thought thoy
were sure of having a vote on the re
location of the county seat, they held a
meeting in Lindsey on Sunday (so it
lias Iiocii nIlcrofI. anil I have reason to
' ,. . . r w ., i. i UXeiilmution, aii.li.ifelmn'Imln!r fence. TlHrr
believe It IS &0,) ffr tllC purpose of lie- rortyairnfirgovttl!nir,aiittliernrmititnated
,.;,;,, ....,,- nni) mi-ins lo cirrvithe clee- "" l!i:?'."U,' Hlurmilj three ul a half luUes from
lslllgn.ls mill mc.UI to cairjTIUt civt jHn-. It i the NrtU KM uiurterorSfetlon thirtv
l! rr.A.. ....1.A, 1ln ...Ina vf LA!..tii... n-.... ..I.i.. .!. ' . .. 1t'. i .--
tlOll
TIlCV lavked 100 VOteS Of Jiavinjrlllinc, Touiwhtl! thiiteen, ltanK---l. West, and lias
. - F I tl.JM. 1 1,.... Jll.i4.l i.u.111.. 1..I.....I..1 .. . II
enough to earn the election, 'and to
ovcrcoms tlm little diflieulty it ra
nronoscd that every friend of Lindsey
should hiro a man a voter, to work' for
him on his farm or m his shop say thirty
days beforo the election, and at the elec
tion to vote him for Lindsey. Parties
who were not able to hire this extra
voter Wci'C to be 'assisted from the
" corruption liind " v huh this Sunday
meeting proposed to then and there
raise. A friend of Lindscj-, a farmer and
an honest man, who was let into this
littlo arrangement, thought it was not
right, and "Mowed" on Lindsey.
Minneapolis has grown more rapidly
than eversineo this last onslaught by
the corruptionists. It has put a quietus
on tins contest, and has settled the
count- seat for over at Minneapolis. By
the time yon have this in print there
will bo at least eight honses iii course
of construction here im Jfiiincapoli.'
Some of these buildings will bo respect
able for sfec and finish. AVe have' a
splendid water-power hero bud a mill in
operation that makes flour equal to any
manufactured in your city. Wo havc-a
beautiful town site; splendid )ft well
water for house use, and a magnificent
country of bottom lands surrounding us.
Wc havo a new school house, nine months'
of school in tho -year, Sunday school,
preaching by the "Methodists, Baptists'
! A. ViaJ vaMaw
ind l'rcsbytorians. unrpeopie are so-
-M wide-awake, and welcome the,
' . . . - .
stranger with a hearty wolcome. With
a railroad up tho valley which "will he a
rcalitv in time, ami a iwoil prospect of a j
railroad from thc dircctioii.of'yonr'cityf
to cross the soloinon at .Minneapolis, wc
think wc have n hright future before us.
SOLOMON.
amtieb "msxam.-
To the rdi'ora or Thc Saline County, Journal.
Mr. JR. Anderson's note in your last
issue fears that I did thc Bev. J.'Boynton
injustice in the correction of the notice
of the Herald, ot hi.s viit to Lincoln
Mmt. It uiu rtnK- in llttttiri tf Kitn
and to the Itcv. J. N. Bartcls I made tho j
correction I did, not thinking 3fr. Boyn-1
ion wanicti creuu ior wurw uc uiu noiuu, j
and lor work that had been in progress ,
since last spring. Hence I havo nothing
to take bsck. I was correct, as the min- j
utcs of the last quarterly conference
show, and thc work in Lincoln county i
will show. Salina is a station, and the
Rev. J. Boynton is in charge. The Sa
lina circuit embraces the counties of
Saline, Lincoln, McPherson, Ellsworth)
and the unorganized counties west. The ,
Rev. J. X. Bartels ha charge of the
work, with the, assistance iOf the Bev. J.
Cannon of Saline county, Bev. Grif
fin of Bice ceuntv, and Bev. J. Medicrafl t
of Lincoln countv. The work N extcn-.
sive, and at thc last quarterly conference
thc presiding elder was asked to supply
r.TtifH.in i mititi- iritli mOIii IioIik vh!fii
' he promised but failed to do. lie there
fore requested, as I have stated, tiie Bev.
J. Boynton to go up to Lincoln county!
to look after the interest of the, work ami
make arrangements until the next coir-4
ference. This he did, and the peoplcj
were well pleased ; but thc idea of;
placing mm in wnai nc tuu in a isc
light, is inconsistent. I made thc reqnest
to have him go, contributed to his wel
fare and expenses to get him. there, and
because I thought to set him right and
do justice to others, I am charged with
an act of injustice. Thc injustice was
on the part of .your article and state
ment which you put in print as you sup
posed as an article of hews, not know
ing tho facts as. they existed. Mr.
Anderson also, not being posted on tho
outside work, must remember that Sa
lina is not all thc world for" Methodist
work. There is a little sOxncthing.going
on outside. With these facts, as above
stated, which arc a matter of record, I
leave it to the public to judge as they
please. I have intended no injustice to
any one Jiy object was to rcnaer ibs.
tic to those who desired it, and havo
nothing whateTer to take! bae
r to take back.
O. P. HAMILTON.
Frauds "W. 'lt, proprielor of the
Lindsey House, at Lin-lsey; Ottawa
coanty, died oa the lUtk alt-
Cattlk Fucioht. Tbo following-dis
patch has been received by Col. Tracy,
general traveling agent of the Kansas
Pacific Railroad, whin lrHNtt of the
greatest intcrcat to-8tock
ST 'ST KTKsft'tfcr, AutJ871
uw. jap. r. TtttcTpBalir
3tatea op CstMlefirom
SCLiwliithirtvidjIfaw
City to
and to
Chicasro sixtv-five dollars wafcar.
P. F. Oaees, Genl. Fr,t. Agt,
Acaoss the Atlantic on a Raft. Cap
tain John Mclks, who in 1867crossed
tho Atantic njatr;ii&ia f ufcbVrlife rat;
is having another raft made. 15 feet lone
andl2"wriTc7on"whTeiriiecinientls'og6
td Europe, accompanied only by a boy.
Ife will be ready to start about the mid
dle, of August, and wHl carywith. him
sixty days provisions. Ho take will the
direct steamer's track.
Satanta and Biu Tree, the Indian
Chiefs, tried at Jacksborongh,Tcxas, and
found"guiltyof murder in tho first degree,
have not been and will not be hung, but
will be imprisoned for life, as a warning
to their followers and a restraint on their
forays.
' -i
Salina has four aspirants for Con
gress. To them all we would say :
' The hnn.-t of hrraldrr , tne pomp of power.
All Hut Ix-autv, all that wraith e'er gar,
An alt alike In that inevitable hour
The loth ofglorj Iraib liut to the grave."
Notice.
All persons indrbteil to me will call ami aeltle at iinee
anu ave cost.
JOHN' B. GROGKlt, M. II
"Salina, Augiut IOtb, lntl.
Strayed.
Krnm the un(Urisnel. a bay pony. Hi haniU hitt,
and bnuitleil "41" anl a stirrup on left hip. Any rr
oii who will take him to Hneluier's livery slableln Sa
lina, willbesuita'tlyreWaPtal. lnrurmationaMrru
eil to
;.;. KOTHE,
CarvofO. seitz.
Sold Out
I wi.nM inform my liatrorn ami fVienib that I hare
solil mv mnit market in salina In OvtiTge Ilir A (.'. ,
who will Iw-rrallrr cam- on the lumnesi at my olii
tfciiicl. I wuuM rruiinmeml thu llrni a ierfrrtl rrli
nbU ami tUfrvin,; of the lutroiuge of mv ill ciitom
er. I ilmin-that nil ierns imMrffl to m- rhall call anI
Ktlle their inib-lttnlneM on or Ir fere t lie il-t of Aiic
ul, 1-71.
At'oL'sTZIKIIKLI..
Farm for Sale.
I rnntalnlti . lfifl arr. with ulttv hi
h A ""BtrfnlV ,w597Lfhf ta2
I M.n.ll 1, M HUU" , .. '. .m.n,fa'n... Ed , .-.TllMa .1. II
ot nater; stable, com rnn, riiiriuii noa-e, smieiieipi
pii.i,', undsUioul li'iiw witlim three iUlrt. r- or j
mile mid nud near at hJltd
Terms, 3,SOO Cash, and o4ses.ion Riwii
tills rail, ami Hum -iliati 1 n j;ronin crops are mr-
Im.-il.
(all uwnW. A. shout
Or nl Till. Jul KVL Ofiire.
SHEKlFrs SALI.
CAIIXKV, tKM.OX&CO.,
LUltI.KHr".,lK.UTCO. '
l'ur-iunl tim onler of sole iasueil out of the Kir-t 1 J u
dicul ll-lnct Court of Ia.-ai'iinurtli Hiuy, ,sutc ot
Kau-a, done at clumliers', on IhiltliiUyol JuK A.
Id l;fttlundtui-duvcledandd-litrrrd. I will OITrr
Tor sale and stll to the htgh.'st and tn-t bidder for ra. Ii
in hand, on
Monday, the 28th day of July A. D. 1871,
at luo'clocka. in. of saijday, the luIowiiucilecrilied
liiojxTtv to wit: miel toff iiirtefuhiiiidiSsraiKttutn-r-toneailofbivf
cattle, (r. ry Urzy nod One lieevn,
ifwaudeiv ears old,) -aid irtnrl btitisvUisl and
Krieil tiininln-tirtueof a writ or attarhinent at tlie
suit of Thoiuas Carnej . hdward Fenlon anl JluJiarl
Ualuudier against 1uirlt- F. Troc , soiihia M. Tracj ,
Jollll K. Taiiau, 31. V. Tliumli sod a. K. lrar , said
Male to be held ut what is Lu wu as IHirham'ii larm, a
mill's north-west of salma. Saline countr. Kansas.
Witu.luy hludthHIHanUyof Anjcn-l, A. O.lsllj )
J. W. KLSSEM.,
Sheriff of saline county. '
i. .-.Li
On Monday, Aug, 28th;;
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VCTE SHALL MOVE
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NEW 2-STORY STOKE BUILDING.
110
CORNER
SANTA FE AND IRON
AVENUES.
UP
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
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DRUG STORE
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Pure Drugs, Medicines
PAINTS AND piL,
Dye Stuffs, Trusses and Bandages
VAENISH, WINDOW GLASS.
Glass Ware,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERIES,
FANCY OOOIS,
Trusses and Shoulder Braces,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Druggists' Sundries
Patent and Family Medicines, i
ls,HTO.
STATIONERY:
t ti & !
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l Camploto Mtook. of
Ijegalcap,
I .. Hooucap,.
! : L"tazd?1e. Pw'
lEiic'elopts,;;. , ,
.Info, Jrffiw,
Ollloe JuvinitMi'o, &c.
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In a Word, at
PROBERTS DRUG STORE
Will be ound every Article in
the Drug Line-
Professional Prescriptions
PREPARED AT ALL HOURS.
Ice ColdSoda iWater
DUMNG TIE SIMMEI WEATNEI
FROM TUFT'S ARCTIC FOUSTA1X
Window Glass:
I Urt. m haI. a all IfaaM. a tMTtT 'H'SZ
1aauiJ vt .
OuttmCkaM to Order.
! I
Choe Oib aai Mmm.
alinaT eEblirrtTsrmrnts.
U?TotWhom it May Concern..
hunrfcfcelitr. (not even exdwi.Uie rrW'raM
mKHp t ,
- ,. w ia dial rmn -
ran tlo or rm.-Ur
I rule UO puomla, ar
oUer not anatkaa
Urine around your qaartar1, honaw, a4
t up. 91 'Ti1 Vll
hut up.
. II. IUHIKAJR
' Notice.
v J itm. Kixu. Auenftaai. i.i
XUttxm of Ponepan Pytr is thU .lay l'ly"l lr
mutual ron-ent. All per n in.lrbte.1 wUl call aid
..t.inui..i.ir.tthi IJrft-v stable-on Santa re
.... ...nxkMUitocfi-our!ircint'. The
burines will be camei! i as uial at the taxor place
by Djcr AGwxl, who solicit a share of public patrou-
a?,!- DONEGAX DVKU
I have this day M my 'tajIcMd Jftferest In Jhe.
aborebnjInWm.'COTiroTTexa,,aand aa re-
conuuen.lfhenewnnnIoaUjpairtn. JL-.yzjA;
Dissolution.
The m-partuerhip berelolbre exbtinc j1!" "
undrrlRneli underthe firm name of b. U-IMv.,
vrauiolteiiTnnniiai eoneeni "" '"-U'i. '
U. .' OULI,
C. l-OST.
Co.PartnarshlD Notlc.
The undrnienwl have entered into a buslnnu co-irt-ner-hip
under the Arm name or C. t A Co. , Sir the
i.. ....U r .tiin in wnnm. aeneultural imiue-
menl-, Ac, at salina, Kaaaaa, .latiug the lh day of
Mar, isTl. The bnlne of Uw new Irm will be car
ried on at the old stand ot E. B. Fih A Co. . corner of
Ullh and A-h street. r.'rOST.
o. k. coui.n.
A. L. KEI.I.IK.t
salina, Kanai Julylith, laTI.
SEBTICK BT rTBUCATM.
THE sTATK OK KANSAS,
M ilium Ko-e anl lhmirl nurjran, eniponl to lie
t IICSTV OV SLISK
itmpirlu.n.fnlhj liullmn Trmtan. will take IIO
that titer have been sneil: that John Sbcrriu, plaintiff.
in
ilbl on tiie uh ilar of July, 171, file hU rlitin In the
lli.trirl f VMirt ofitaUl count . against the said William
llo-eand IUnirl Ilurjon, drfrnilants, iiratinK for a
JiuliHiiintajnin-t thrm in the nun of fl.SM.i;, with
interest, on an account ; lhal they nn!t answer said )
tili..ti lnl b said ulaintin, Oil or N'tore the SMh ibv
or.u?n.t,ll,oraidistitlonwillle takrn a true
and Juilsnirnt, as above stated, will be rendered ac
conunzl. JOIIX SIIKKUI.V.
July Mtli, IsTl. By Johi ronTaa. hi. alt'y-
SERVU'E BT PTBUCATM.
Tilt: sTATK OF KANSAS,
Coi-vrrorSiLfca, '(sa- ;
lUniel ItutTan, supiel to be somewhere in tle In
ilian 1 emtorv, will take notirr that In-has brcn sul;
that John sln'mn, plaintiO". dUl on Hie tlh lay ifJul ,
1x71, Hie hi petition in the DMriet ourl of saidcoun
tv. arain-t the said Ianiel llur.'fu,ilrfrn.jiil, pra)lna
intrrrst. on an account ; that lie mnt antwer said tie-
tition (lied b said plaintiff, on or before (lie l dax I
ior a juiiziiit-ui n,ainM iuiii in inr sum vi e.w.:', mm
srplenilier is, I , or ail (irllllon u I ne lakrn inie ani
judimirnt, asabovotatnl, renilrred cnllnlr.
(iviiv kiiituiie
JulyiOIh, I-CI.
Ity Jons Fotek, hi Att'y.
SHUUFPS SALE.
TIIK STATE I r" KAXSAs, i
I'lUMtOTSIUM, j
I'owirs, Lubbers A Co , I'laintiu, )
t. II Ai1rcnni, IKIVmbnl. S
.lt irtiif of an onlcr ofrate i.urtl from the Kiichth
(.liitlieul Di-trlrt I'imrt in and for the county of "iline,
siairof Kansa-, directed utidtMhered to "nie, 1 will j
r
S,itMtLuj,t!,cl9thiUujofAu(n&t,lS71, l , J!rt
1 -ell to iliehiihest and ls-t bidder, f..r o-h In hand. S(Vls I IIIWHr HIKI SIlIMM IrOII
attlH-arorihei'.Nirtllnt-.atlVlork7 M ..rOiVltiS, 1 IIIM HIT Clllll OlllM I1UI1
ttA .1 ilui fjJtia-tH iL.arllil liftilivrll- U It s
Tin ti.rli,Mr,nf- half (t nf Xa S- M-TMitjmr .
f?ll mi SfTftilli stmt, lirlweei Ash and kllll street.
Intherili of salina, rolllit jf Saline, Kansas, said
I r"lTH 'to lie sold i the iroi-rty of C ,IT. Al'l'le
Kriii. Valoatlin.ai.
-lull Mh, A. II., Kl.
J VT. ltlIsK.I shenir
t
SALINA HOUSE,
orponTK mi: r tanoAD, kast dr or m pot.
(iOOD BOtUBIMU A SB LODUlXft
At rrisnnuMe rates. Packages of ne I licictilo rillrn.1
men n1 oth-rs at If n than rryular ratet. free static In
Uio-e alw wdh lo furnish thrlr own fct4. la connse Iim
Willi tt liou- tre Is a
UIKi:UV AND EATIX ROOH,
' rt..s. rrm.l r'.v.d if nnmt-rtt.m aTannas.! Krulff
l?5i'i.he.isSB
' Cntap lor Cain or 111 excnaBKV ivr nuurr, mm", 't1"'"4
J rn.,iVit. Also TOWN' LOT la tell nr trtie far other
proprrtr. AIoaSrt-cltM loprore.1 raria oi Io aero,
all hotloin land. Call and are. TV. D. jrNNEWOS.
falina, Kaa., rtb.S. ISJI.
CHARLES GOETHAL3.
MAxtracrraiB or ad nALm ix
Shot Guns, Rifles and Revolvers
c
Or ALL. HI Ml.".
iuAiRi(ior Ai.L.KiNuoFMicm.r.r.v. iw
I Ul altrotln iclvra la
NO. amTA r. AKM;f,!IALl.V,KAM!AS.
Grand I'rnirJe House.
TiiEoiiALi) Webby, PRopniEroit.
j If yon want a MUan-mral tt ilctiial.tiol HiITm-, Ae ,
al aillwum of larita), calluuT Wrrj-,.S. jrisaulu
tY nilir. A I
Zrob XXx-ojaxl. Caliwii ,
fi awl caiitlirii t'laWaully m haail
.I .1
TJIK GBEAT
United States Tea Co..
20,28 AND 80 VKSEV STBKKT,
Xcw York,
MkrM iHrxtnTlijnt I'lrlrn-um, but
Guarantees All of Its Goods,
Ami nn.l-italri In fumihaajr
Superior Teas
Of unifttrm inialitjr fur ! pil' at lli
Lowest Market Price.
It Im-ti mh-ity tn iff my rrtlt.U
TEST OF A FA IB , TBI A L
Of f r, BitttwiHl fr ifnrrM mtlitly ajvn
jntm rniAiM-nt futrttn it It taiutntrf
Cr. C Probert
InTiiEAncTATSALi!iAroiiTiirXVnirASV
Lincoln Center, Lincoln Co,, Kansas,
New Town!
New Store !
New GOOdS !
!
D. V. IIE.XfiEaUKl5.
IVI rriXTIOL'a,
HENDERSON APONTIOUSj-
U't ukr lU. nry.rtamy V Imtvrm IV- ilot IJ. I
i4a al lnlir tpMir Rut mr katr la atari: a fall
Ut t af ftrti aafcl fmmjLr fi-As me 4
JKY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOOS HATS. CAPS,
HARDWARE,
TIXWARJE,UAIL3.
Groceries and Provisions,
'. iicV7 a!talra Nlw Clrf
5alli!r -taor aVrlTl-ar n,n
a VlT fff ItrrkMMarot
lliBir raa ar.wg. la liw amJu. w w.wUf aJ
'-vim ma w fvumht . .J tta3, r xt al I
.mm. taBTMHttli tJtaV aaaiaa. aalit afean al
tW WfMratWrW fliaaaili.
I HENBKIWO.V k POXTIOUH,
Irmrn arftaiata aaMWtiAtra XiwA Knii, Sa.
?)ati5toarf , Stcbcs, &r.
nj
Hinh,are! Hardware!!
AL
V ..-'
WPLESIEM I
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
J Ur I l.'V
Woii-BtttWmg-eoods;
MECHANICS' TOOLS
And Agricultural Implements,
AMONU WHICH ARB
TIIE CAYUGA CHIEP
REAPER and MOWER,
SELBY CORX 1L.XTKL',
Mitchell Cultivators,
i
Canton Cultivators,
Macomb and Galesburg Culdrafor!
GRAND DE TOUR H.0WS,
Dccatui Plown,
And PKOKIA I'LOWJv
THE REST KINDS OF
n OIK OS IMND AHD U SK T0OHDKK.
EVERYTHING
THAT UOCS TO MAKE LT A
. fftflflMnl lit IlinfllUIIIP ATAIIP
LUMrLtlt HrlnUlrilnl; olJint.
-AT
.IACOII DEWITT.
STOVES) STOVES!
ITIN WARB!-T1NlWA-(E!
Specialities of.tTrmUt
TittlA-f louk U r lMraB.f fiatttA, tt Kltr
DCll.l.f TOVr.g;
M.XTMX.stoy. ift.tnrMB oak,
iSUlXlf Burin. KL'IM
UAOlAMTt XirfaAtltlK ,
MKUAX. IHSIDK MACK t
LKADKH, KANSAS,
AKXATOIl, JfAHtC COOK,
Jc, f , t., :., 4:
All lh Jlff.rrnt rarittlM fnVtla. ' '
COOK 8TOVE8
Ate TTpreftrntat la t W It U. TWy r til ?urtu
A frwld toltt -a nbvlr H W ttMt .
Wc muisfactmtt til ktnJt
1
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
and ktt a c arfaat pf aaal for Ml at
WoleaoU or Reimil.
w r7rrlii!lnlkiaUl!UJff m
.IOH WORlt
1 aii?ns rxc ttf Ut nstvta.
Blla.BIUA!tMCM.ri;BliaHIli
alai a Laivl
Tkwltal f- Mat fri analbUnt tit ImiiiiiOi
tlltaaiKa aftW aaaa.
RADCLIFF BRO8.,
.1AITA rKAVKXVK,
UmM, K.tMtaa.
OMrta for 1
NEW LIVERY,
SALE AND FEED STABLE,
ft, n aairra n avkivb,
SALINA. KANSAS.
JO. F. DONEQAN. Proprietor.
VttZZE2m&:3&
nt4 t-
raw.
Sell Ckf J 'wrOmk or Trade
rt!lar7Mwa. COSX, OaT ao4 lUrl
Donegim &, Dyer,'
MUUBL IO
OF ALL KINDS.
a - - mJ, mt Aaa. Wa aj rtmitt alata a.
m ita mm al W fmm tw pot .
or boo totrm or ifSMCAjrs XJfttr
STAMLM. SAJTTA K ATSMCS.
u.
0ONTRACT0Hra 6Mldh,
tin-I it y$ i
I
binttnlii teiMktWMat
ttcaawlc 1 la a aaa
rtrUmMmlllitnll III
frtlaaaa1MMIa tWMl.
uots r;f ff&AUrt.
r
of himdd wldici.