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.i,-Je?ii3W!x:ziz"M3,i3k
Tl-e Toia Co'llns Gas TiTcntj-fnc Years Old. !
,-..i.'n.ir hss. hi-ihia lime, had a!
v.c.'j 110111" "fom Collins," and that
j iiuh iibijsed gentleman needs some air
i, tt. IIb'i! a fraud. Like all
rj-cat names.
..i",..,!,,.. ihi nf'IMinmawas first cle-
v.!k.ftoiiH tuifiition of nromincnto by
( ii !:il!;
Howorv bovs" oi ov 1 oik
tiy. It was buiieticd auout iruin
i icutli to mouth, and finally found its
vav t) the vniiety stage , where it be
(.ime the foundalion ol numerous jokes.
(Jus William with the quick-witted
: eno in his j)rofcs-ion, seized upon it,
a id in his inimitably droll fashion, gave
'jhonias a good boost towards the
jiiunaclc of lame.
Then thc-uincrant drummers caught
he infection, and when they went out
on tl.oir spring drumming excursions,
lluv carried it' with them. Travelers
caught it and gave it to hotel clerks, and
those modlc specimens of cleverness
transmitted it with designing intent to
unwarv guests, and so the disease spread
until "Torn Collins" was sought after in
every town in the Union. lie has been
iound in several places, but has pro- ed
a different kind of Thomas. The real
Thomas has never been lound.
As we said before, Tom Collins is a
fsauJ. The nag is nothing more nor
1. 'ss than the revival of an old one, that
had its origin twenty-five years ago, and
vj'.B succet-J-hilry practiced m .New York
City. If this falls undor ihc eye ol any
New Yoiker of that period, he will rc
i.icmbcr the story, especially if he evor
hought a man having a letter from a
iiicnd in California.
All chroniclers in the "buffer" fraterni
1 will lecollett the light between Tom
ifyoranJ Yankee Sulivan, which occur
led about twent3-five 3-car.s ago.
They will likewise remember that
Tom llyer "got away" with Sullivan,
as tho "boys" term it. A good deal ol
money changed hands on the result
f this fight, a:id Tom JJ)er's admirers
. tie o elated at his success,
tV.it they started him in ' f-aloon at 2s'o.
i', "on the Bowery." It war, about the
time of the opening of this establishment
lint JJyer endea.ored to assist an old
Mind named Frank McLaughlin, once
ltucgnized leader of that class of pro
les Mortal gentlemen known as gam
bles. One day McLaughlin was in convert
tion with llyer in front of the hitter's
hwt.on, and when they parted company,
M)tH' one Mepped up r.nd warned Hyer
..i.n-t his recent companion, setting
1 in down as a profligate character. JJycr
dv'nied the charge against his friend
1. j nation, and remarked that in less
th-m twenty-four hours McLaughlin's
ii vxv would rewound in every street in
New "iork. Turning irto his saloon,
1.' then instructed his barkeeper to tell
any one who might inquire lor Frank
MiLa.iglilm that he has just stepped
out and also that ho had a letter from
Ca.iiornia for the person making tho
inquiry.
fins was about the lime tho California
gold lover was at its height, and there
eiy f w persons who hadn't soino re
l.Uion or acquaintance seeking a fortune
in the Far West. Naturally, therefore,
tuih an assertion was calculated to
thiow a ncrson into a sudden fever of
excitement to hear the latest news from
the Western Eldorado. The irag work
ed admirably ; every 0110 Uyer met was
M'nt to his saloon to inquire for tho
man who had a letter lor mm, and in a
very short time, Frank McLaughlin was
sought alter with .1 diligcnco that spread
Ins famo everywhere. Tom Collins
nc er enjoyed a shadow of McLaughlin's
prominent position beforo tho public.
Kvcr body dropped work to find him,
and many a "bust" was indulged in over
txjicclaat golden news.
Tho gentleman wo get this
story from was at tho timo a
prnlcr in New York City. One day
m associate came in breathless with ex
citement, and with dilating eyes and
fusl.id countenance, exclaimed : ".fu?t
saw Bcb Morris, and he told me Frank
McLaughlin wants to see me. llo's got
a kttcr for me. I know it's got money
in it, hocauo my left hand itches, and J
saw tho new moon over my left shoul
der last nigth."
All this was rattled out liko shot from
a Catling gun. Forthwith the expectant
heir of good fortune donned his street
clothes and sallied forth. Late that
night ho was found in a highly liquidat
ed state in a saloon. lie hadn't found
McLaughlin, but expected him every
moment. Cincinnati Times.
Dr. Mary Walker Again.
Dr. Mary Walker is a strange product
of our late war a btrango product both
of its physical and theoretical excite
incuts. Luring the war Mary found her
w.13 to Castle Thunder, in Richmond,
and h..d a pret'y hard time of it. The
woist thing the' did to Maty in that
lo . 1- piison was to force her to dolV
her unmentionables, and don tho em
blematic petticoat of her sex, At first
Mary wept, then she waxed wraihy,
an J linally fell into lovo and quietude.
; At last, in Gl, sho was liberated, ob-
K timed .1 new pair of pantaloons, and,
Ki the position of a mar tyr to patriotism,
st.wK.cd tho smooth and broad pavo oi
lViin-3 lvauia avenuo, to the amusement
of the crowd of idle brigadiers and
iv-'oiio'., who ornamented the porticoes
ol tho National and Willard's Hotels.
t M.ry cared little who was gazing at
her. She was always sure of an au
di -me at the While House, even with
L nolii, whom she amused by her per
tiussund nonsensical affectations of siip
ei.'al llity, which she would asort in an
E'i.,1. h altogether her own. All sorts
ol t!i u- were said about hor.bul still she
ma L ii:g ; and to-day comes the news
, ol her pacing the boulevards ol Paris in
the l:echos that woro the wonder ot
tneactiiies ol Washington. It seems
i!iut M 11 y N on her way to Constanli
ii j '.v, w.'iere all ol her sex do wear those
thing, not metaphorically, but actually,
she goes to bo the ofdcial chief physician
of th seraglio of the mighty Forte.
Mnyhas struck tho right place at
last. Jicr medical shortcoming will pass
tin nuu ked in the land of talismans and
l.er bloomciism will llourish in its in
digenous soil. Tho Egyptian lvnhdive
has a French male physician, but tho
griiit Su'lan will have an American
ionialo surgeon. In Constantinople
Mary will tread ground rendored classic
, ly Anna Commcna, and by a long line
of femalo philosophers, besido whose
nl.oautyaml wisdom the fame of Susan
JL's and of Cady Ss pales as tho moon
before tho sun". Heartily do wo con
gratulate the Turk on his acquisition,
bat gallantly forbids that wo should
;c a gratuiato ourselves on a good rid-
'Ua - "nLt'
A Kcir Frcc-Lotc Kstabllsluncnt on
laml In Lake ClianiiJlaln.
an Is-
The curious faith that certain dreamers; "Do let tho child go out. unatagirn
cherish in the feasibility of communismjyou are making of him. Women never.
is having a new illustration in tiie c&iao
libhmeiii oi a "Jiarmonial Iralernity
ion Vaicour Inland in Lake Chain plain, a
short distance below Plattsburg. The
brethren also own 200 acres of land de
voted to nurseries (for trees), near Bur
Iiimton, Vt., and thus possess property
I to the amount of nearly fcIUU,UUU
At Yalcour Island theUarmonial Fra-J
ternity will locate its principal build
ini's, which, as the circular proudly an-
nominees, will include one calf-house and 1
one liog-Jiouse, wnere caivcs auu uus
will be bred and slaughtered in a strict
ly communistic way. Here the Broth
ers and Sisters will live in unit3', and
what the Oneida Community call a state
of complex marriage. Jn other words,
thc3T will be practical frcc-Iovors, and
will neither deny their creed nor sit on
the ragged edge of remorse to any great
extent.
The Oneida Community is l-cally the
only socialistic community which" has
achieved any success without making
celibacy a condition of membership. I
Whatever tho reason ma3 uc, tito unei
da people have made mone3 by traps,
ana h-ivo now soino sixty communistic
children, who would be wise indeed if
they could know their own fathers. The
Yalcour island Communit3'docs not pro
pose to enter into the trap business, but
will undertake to live by agriculture.
They expect to lure new members ly
the bait of free-love, and b3' advertising
tho fact that "seven light houses stud
tho nearer Yision" of those who look
out of tho viudows of the Harmonial
Home on Yalcour Island. Usual Ij- a
light-house is not held to be particularly
fascinating, and as most of our lako light
houses are about ten or twelve feet high
U1C3' arc not imposing. However, the
average Harmonial brother ma' take
delight in tho fact that so many light
houses "stud" his vision. No man can
predict what a communist will or will
not like.
The inmates of tho homo arc to be
divided "temperaments into groups and
families, thus avoiding the combination
ol the discordant c!cinonts"in one fami
13'. Doubtless the red-haired men and
women will constitute one group, and
those with a fondness for "gushing"
another group. Those who have charge
of the organization of these groups will,
however,' have a good time in finding
out the proper place for eveiy wild fan
atic who imy join tho Harmonial Broth
erhood. Jt is easy to foresee tho end of the ex
periment. Not having a prophet lite
No3Tce, of tho Oneida Community, at
their head, and not being actuated b
tho religious enthusiasm of the Onei
d.ms, the Yalcour Brethren will soon
grow tired of agriculture and gazing at
the seven light-houses, and will first
quarrel and then separate. No such ex
periment has ever outlived a single gen
eration, but I don't hesitate to s:i3 that
long beforo 1SS1 there will not be a Har
monial Brother or Sister left on Yalcour
Island. Correspondence of the Daily
Graphic.
l) a Tree.
France, that land of romance, gives
a new and pathetic stoiy. A 3oung
man, in the bloom of health and vigor,
was engaged to be married to a beau
teous maid. This ingenious youth had
one 030 fixed on tho main chance, and
arranged with his future father-in-law
that on tho day of his marriage certain
real estate should bo transferred to him.
The memorable morning arrived ; the
air was laden with the perfume of dowers
tho birds sang, and the villagers held a
festival similar to thoe which we seu
in Italian opera?. The bridal party
reached the chapel, which iy ensconced
amomg traditionary elms. Through its
churcli3ard meandered a streamlet
whose silvciy ripples glistened in the
morning sun. Punctual to the timo the
euro arrived and took a preliminar'
pinch of snuff as ho surveyed the peo
ple beloro him. Eveiybody settled into
his or her allotted place. The ceremony
was about to bo commenced, whon it
suddenly struck the bride that the bride
groom was ?io;t est. She clasped her
hands to her heart, and, with a piercing
shriek, fell senseless. Clear as a bell,
over the clamor that ensued, was heard
tho voice of the fathci calling upon his
friends and relations to go in scatch of
the missing one. High and low 11103
hunted, but the game could not be found.
At last tli03' discovered the object of
their search comfortably ensconced
among tho spreading branches ol a lot 13
oak. One being requested to descend,
ho inquired "if they saw .1113 green
abqut him ?" to which thoso below, who
had their eyes on his surrounding',
replied, "Plenty." In tho midst ot an
interchange of violent epithets, ho ga?c
a characteristic lemark somewhat to the
following ell'cct that "he bo denied it
he would till that there real estate was
transferred." While the bride was thus
bowed down in anguish and the bride
groom was houghed up in tho tree, the
iather-in-law tore his hair, and amid sobs
and tears, urged the unreasonable nature
of the request, but to no effect. Finally
the document was bought forth, duly
signed, and tho recalcitrant bridegroom
slid down the liee. After tho necessary
repairs had been made in his pantaloons, I
with his renies sccureu ami nis reins
sown up, the bridegroom adjourned wil'
the rest of the party to tho chapel. The
bride recovorod fiom her faint, the euro
took a fresh piuch of snuff, and the knot
was tied.
rather Attention.
What ourlit, what can a mother do,
when a good, plca&ant, careless husband
constantly thwarts all her eftorts to
teach or govern the children, and -et
cannot be made to ice or feel what he
is doing?
Let us illustrate and sketch from
memory, not imagination :
"Mamma, nloase give me a piece of
pic?"
"Xo. darling, one piece Js enough."
"Haifa piece, plee, mamma?
"Xo, Fioddie, no more."
"A very little piece, mamma dear?17
Oso, Freddie, no."
"Do give tho child a little piece ; I'll
risk its hurting him."
And the mother avo it.
"Mamma, my fgo ont and play?"
"It's ver- chilly, and you have a
cold ; I don't think'it is best,"
"Bundle mo up warm, mamuiaand I
won't take cold."
"I fear you will; vou must play in
doors to-dav."
"Just a liitlo vrh.Ie, please, mamma V'
"Xo, Freddie, you must not go out'
to-day." . . i
were hiauu 10 uriuti u uuya. 1ii.m
him up warm and lot him run ; it will
do him good."
And Freddie went out.
"May I have my blocks in the parlor,
mamma ?"
"No, Willie ; make yonr block-house
in the dining-room. Miss L. is an in-
valid, and 1 want the parlor very quiet
"I'llbo very quiet.'
"You will intend to be, but you cannot
help making some noi-e ; and, as Miss
ii. very rare!" goes anywncro, j. jettr rue
will be very tired at best; so, be a very
good little boy, and play in the dining
room this afternoon."
"I wont make a bit of noise, nor tiro
tier one speck."
"You must play in the dining-room,
Willie, and not say any more about it."
'Nonsense; it will do her good to see
a happy little lace; it will give her
something besides her own pains and
aches to think of. Let him bring his
blocks in the parlor."
And he brought them in.
"What a torment thatbo' has got to
be ! It's tcazc, teaze, tcazc from morn
ing till night. Jt's enough to wear the
patience out of Job ! Jf you don't whip
him, I will.
Qucn- Who ought to be whipped?
mIsce llTYo us-ads
Robert II. Iilile3
(SuccMSor to Dihle & Darh,) SUNU.MOTU2S2 R
Harness, Saddles, Collars, &c.
Also Bridles, Whips, &c.
0G Santa Fb Avenue,
WESTERN STAR MILLS.
NORTH SIDE OF IRON AVENUE BRIDGE,
Salina, -- Elanssxs-
IItting latriy ln-i'le larpe aiMi'ion? to nnl frre-t!
uiii)' our Milld, ni.iiiiM tin- l.tn;ttiinit:)iostcoin
,!ite mill inHrty 111 tin state, we a if uonv iueii.iu.1
lo st!)ily tlic ti.i'le V.itli our celibutcil
Cl
Western Star" Extrn Brands.
Wc attend inemptH to iiml can do any amount of
CUSTOM O
mo,
CASH FOR GRAIN
The lpt of I
mily Tour constantly on liuul to rx
cluint'r lor win-it
All gritlcs ol rnnHv ami Merchantable Flou
Mt Jl, Ac, lor 6Jl- at" sill time;
Corn
C. J?. UXDBinVOOJ) &CO.
P0WERS.GO0DX0VV & Go.
BRAIN DEALERS
ARE PREPARED TO HAY
The Eiehest Market Price for
all Kinds of
GRAIN!
ill bi found at pres eni at
&00M0WJS LUMBER YARD,
SAL1KA, KANSAS.
1EEDS! SEEDS! SEED
I !ire to tete for tin- Information of all cnnrrncd
that I have in store and lor &tle the lullowlng sewls.
OSAGE OKAXGF, (Xow Crop,)
PRIME KED CLOVER,
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS,
JlUXGAiUAX GRASS,
WETILERSFIELD (LargeKed) ONION
BOTTOM ONION SETTS,
SEED OATS, SURPRISE,
" " CHOICE BLACK.
CAXADA CLUB SPRING. (Wheat,)
DE3 MOINES VALLEY SPRUNG,
SRED RYE. SPRING,
SEIiD BARLEY, -SPRIXG,
SEED POTATOES, EARLY ROSE,
-t YORK,
PEACH BLOW.
ALSO A HIM. ASD COJTrLKTE ATSOKTMSXT F
PLANTS,
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,
WAREAJfTED FKEiH AP 0DCIX5.
.Tokens' sirEKiixrsr
osocer x riiovrriox dealee
FUBX1TUEE, HAKDWAP.E,
STILL IN
Ta
JLX.
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF STOYSS AND HARDWARE
The Stove Manufacturers' o nvention having reduced the prices
on stoves, we will make a corresponding reduction and sell stoves
from this date, 09 less ilsass they liaTe beei2
gold 253 Salma for two Ire:r.
Corresponding Reduction in all classes of Goods that vriJl Permit.
Tho market followed as closely as in Yew York, and
One Price to Every Body.
Thanking tho public for past liors, we
past to make our
HEADQ1JASTEBS
ED C "fl" "
Very Respectfully,
toves, naravvare, liaware
A. j. SCHWAR
DEALKH
rAgrscunura
1 Hi
Empiemenis,
j ?sjy
Especial Attention to Putting down Drive Wells & Force Pumps.
o
Agent for the ilolino Plow Company's Implements and the Buffalo Pitts Thrc-hinr Machine.
Cosher I" asla Fe Avcsasc tuul Ash street.
N c. w r:u.siN'S old stand )
LIVE STOCK AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w. a. RonEns.
D. .
B.OSESIS, POWERS & ??-.,
Live Stock Commission Merch'ts,
KANSAS CITV.
Particular affrnfion ginn to the sale of wintered cattle of Colorado,
Central awl Wettrni Kansas; also, through Texas cattle.
Consigiiinonls to us receive, especial care and prompt returns.
j6S3-L.J13EP.AIj ADVANCEMENTS
XjRX GOODS, geocei;
Two
oors South, of Gels' Bank
IS T DE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE OF
C.
DEALERS IX
Dry
GOOQn
n
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS ANB GAPS, BACON, FLQTfR,
KflbAL. Est-. ?
Scandinavian House
Is nflrst claw lioarlin;: hoac. (Tiftrci-i lower than
nnv othir liouse n h citv
IVIOSVXjS.
MEAI.S, - - sacrcts.
'usncBseTS ami bapTrti tranf,rre'l to and frm all
mini. Onciloornoithof A J .schtrirtz's hardware
i
tr.vms
store,
Chas Holmqvtst, Prop.
CAHVASSERS
Does
yon to
Best 31achlne 1
THE " DOMESTIC "
H'avtE mart eauty that) other, t y half
It to iwaeh .fjafitrrthaa aay ctVr.
It u tfer thia eth hj UiX.
Ii V to icwUm? aolct with anUcvry care j ar
ether tl aai.
Ji tlaos the Saest treti. rfcd t.
Ii4oe ihc iearhaK wwrk taitiT i.Tar at a;
It piTir the Ib-at Mtfefaattan Tery WIT
Ahatat I,9 wet hM iit yar
Ahaax , wtfi he mH tM.4 year
Nx htte? at. at the rate af 7- y-T y r.
May Vr J4 fee x few da?' trial. T
X. 3E- STOlIS', Agent.
SAL1SA.KASSAS.
Bomestic" S M. 3c7(
S71 Ae-?i Fbw-fA irrrf. St vu .'a.
s-Jf r Ct- ?i- it! & Ese tie Txtiuoss trs
tU3B0Jb
g Jaagr !
11 m fl mm !
rtht the SEjI fjnL i
STOVES & TINWARE.
THE VAN
& HALL.
will endeavor in the future, as in the
establishment
IN TI
3 WEST TOM
and Furniture
JRADCLIFF BROS. & HALL.
IX
Hardware, Stove:
re,
TIN "XV -A. X E -
VOV. KUS.
OILMAN HEED
MISSOURI.
MADE OX COXSIGXMEXTS.-a
. - BOOTS AND SilOES, ETC.
. '
f.aa
"
tr a -,-.-, -.-
VJTX-OiJtfX"JL.
ETC.
joh:ic s.-t-ZnT'S
PALACE BILLIARD II ALL,
Tur Most Elegant Hesort
IN CENTRAL KANSAS,
I ifr ter ft TZ "" r
The rap.Mar4r.h-c. t Mrfana ha f U i tkat e-j- j
fcwt. lira
MarnU Billiard Table:
'i
He ki a ha- th bet MXt
LIQUORS,
WINES
and CIGARS,
STrtcVAK ikwafftt Cuil r Wmm SJBtaa.
SANTA FE AVENUE,
Ifir5t door sorrn of geis bax,)?
J STt-aijaw.SIasic-.
i
, ?(.U aSr-r3a aaaaaHi
nt
i
I
XET ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vk
QJr Address Geo. TKfso.v & CO.
Portland. He.
MOST EXTRAORDINARY
Tsrni of -AdTSicisc ara oCered for News
papers in ths St&ie of
KANSAS!
5ejid for lit! of papers nd schrduU of nc.
Addre-vS,
Geo.P.Rowell & Co Advertisiiur Aorts!
50. ii PARK ROW, SUW YORK,
licrcu to Sditoh or thii Titer
GcaP.Rowcll&Go.
ioniIet 11 nceiiev for ihe recrotion of adver-
tUements for AinericKii NEwsi'Ai'Rn the , U
mo:t complete establishment of the kind in
tlie world. iix thousand Xewspjjwr are kept
regularly on lile. open to inspection by custom-'
crs. l.ery AQTCrusctnent is taken at ine, tr,,, ckr ,i
!ni,,.,rU.At.i.n t.- 5rl,rmr nv .-nU.- .TOO Miles Ibe Slrttt Lhtc fwm han -r '
..v,.v ,,..,. . ...v ,.rv., - ----- t
tionnl chartre or commission. An advertiser,
in dealing-uith the Agencr, is ?ncd troubbi
and correspondence, nwkmj; one contract in-1
stead f a doz n, a hundred, or a tloaml.
A bock of eiirhrv ma
sr. oontatnm? lists 01
beat paper-, largest circulations, religious, ag-
nculttind, cu. uoiuiral. uailv ami counir,
papers, and all publications uhfeh an? spdal-'
iv vaiuauie 10 avriisers. nun suine uum.iu-
tloii abwut prices. h sent Tree to anv addre
on apidication. Versan at a distance w ifclilng
to make contracts for advertising in any town.
i-itv. pcinntr. State or 'iVrritorv in the Cnited
o,.T,.. .,,. ..:.,- !,. nf ..... iimi,,!,,.. f (.,
doit of (V,
.ii- of whit '
naila, aiay semi a concise t jtcineu
liscmcut they deMre inerted. and will rewivo
HV UtllUi IVmVhi.i ,, v Vb' '. mi.'w......
information by return mall which will enable ctejViutc ftwH )matt.
them to decide whether to increase or reduce ;t.MtND S UOWv. 0unl Si't,
tiic order. For such information there U no ' kkvkklky k. KUJI, Gunrt i"iMiSr xt.
charge. Orders are taken for a single wper kmm cu
as well a lor a list; tor a feinjr.c doll.ir as,
"Sf for a lar'or s,m'- ol'Ipavorite Short Uouto
4 1 Park Row, kY.
f i---jrj--rjg-j -itrvTlCLVJJJUg
LEGAL A D Y ERT1SJS.M EXTS.
Sotice of AlUwhiiivnl.
.lobnS Suttantanil.l1aiBtiff )Cumplaiit in Hltechmria
J. Wcstim, DeffiMiant ) W 11
Niilcr is hrrrliT civn tht on th 'OAAvf ( An.
CTit. IjCI. II. nr) lva! nv nlir, a .Jiwtic uf tin? lVttrr ol
soluintni tmnhn. .saline i.nt. I!inn. lu.l an
orilvrnt :t:u-hmiTit in Ih" alhT- imhhn! te. Iw v
mioUiU-!turtlilliiniHnt-l"ric'-nts,iiilttuHsii,l
cVfc Will . ht inloa the iHhliy or s,,,t. mh.r,sTI,
i' 1 o'clo.1.. V j! .lOHS a SLllll-KI. NI
jtdr.i in itttrator's Xoticc.
v.. (,.-.. i j lu.vt.ltr e-iv. thit lfitrr of mhninUJri
tiou on ibr iM.ut i lirltiiMclxHulii, vlccira:, luef.
..r s.iniH ,ui: . hauo-ut. viv prat-l t ine umirr
sipir J h the 'l'rolate ( Ht ul aaiti tmnly ott Mw
ih tU-. i"T August. A t) 1.-71 All prrt tmWbr
til to ih" nUtr arc i-mjirMm! iank iiwikrtMate
irtnmrni; and tlnc IwUhk' IHHIW apmrnet lur same
will irnral tluiu ilulj au.hontn-.viMt t-e uIU.h-iii-
. i: t ;:.!&, Atlmmtotrutor.
Slma, Kan , Aug. 2h, 15. 3-4w
Ad rj in isircttor's Koiirc.
Notice U hr-ln sriri-n ilt I tlrr of aUmiaUrnitUiB
.m tin-italeufC.its Alt-rin., ili c-"el, Ui uf 1mk
count), Kaxurae, werKniitl U ihe uiwtentijfnwl by
the I'rottot Louft if aaid iniaiv on th 1.1 alay of
m ):i4tb-r, A . I' l'Tl. All iMraMM ImicUckI Xa ttM
r-tatr ur niUt-i lo nwii1 irnmriiwif puhkui ,
Hi.-xm' baring elannMfuiet thnmH.U iriaMUwtii
iluh uutiwtiUcatol for allow aucr
A. M r.KKlSIC, Aamlntatmtar,
S.ilimi, Kan , ?c-it. Ih, l(7'
J-lw
Xoticc.
In thi Uth Judicial Dkrtrkt Cunti hi
and for Saline Cuat r .
Alice Grify,
lohn Cin'Vy
.John t.rlft j hrn-bj- notifltfl that Alter UrlJir, rf
sfillnemtitr, Kni, 11, ihi tint tWt ilay .
KtiKt, A I 5S71, til-Iwr tr:iiioii la Uw ofltcf f t
t If i-l: ot tin- (slatrtt court f jM euMntr, State f
lanettr, cMrgiB the aaHlJolHi Oriliry wll witftitl
awrrtUnt n-l aakio: that 1h niajr heHvretl fram te
Mhi .tobtk Unfry ; which irtiUMi will ataatl far hw
Ing at tbv next term of the iJutrtet (rt hkku m Ba-litM-
cnulv.
30-3H" AUlGKtrY.
fihevi" Sale.
uhtMrrt, )
.'.fary J
Illias turlis ami N.UWCortia
i
II i rinj at mi onlnr'tf ab taail I man law cferk'
fflec or the ltt.JwlK-ia! Dartriet Qmri, In aat tor
the county of iiia aiwl SU ( fCiiiiaaa. aJ (
me dtrrclctl . I will
On IU Mikity (Mbor, A. 1. Mitt.
Vtctr.rtii tbebonrii of 0 o'elork h. m nA I a'etoek n
mi ot sakl d i . at the rnt ivr of th mrt bmu In
ihe city of '-uiii,. offr tor aale at ffnWIfl mrta to
Ihe bijrhft aixl let bMWer tor eaeh in hand, the Jol- I
I..hitc lfriliel Mvirt-rty. twif lot Na 15, m
Klh'st
.N.jitii street. In ii.U a uiVint
!na t- ib erty of Sli-
aaki athiittoas, nowoa
riater of let uf awi
aa. aeconltitK to tle irfat of flte
rec nt in th ofllee f the Kater
m.
T .1 .OlXU, Htenff
Xoticc to Teachers.
T3bHeesir.matio.ir ainileU for eertjAwttra U
' arh tn Valine imaty . lor the pn-aent yeor. will he
beW at Ihe ahol aottt laitoltaai. aft fUo.
The Last Saturday of each Month.
Uy MwrofMcitoaw .-,..,,.,,--
L.. ... , vlvHrJzmiAI '.
Saliaa, JJiwary tat, ItCI
Tr .r""- """f vaij.
MffitBToTWK nritut
I Mr "ttenBirwini ei rowr imranvn win m m
j aia wk-ocfj wuuuk mm. .-,., . ; -T-,, -'V'-
I n IJI.IAJl Hl.THil
"'"J ". "
t i f
-
l...,. F.-l . .- rS C.lv
ivery, reeo and Sale
STABLE.
BOAKDBD BV TUB DAY,
tn'kkk
OR MCLNTIJ, AND
Carriages
FCRXISUED TO AXV TART OF
THE CITY, mm
Oareful and Attentive Drivers.
SAJAXA, KAXSAS.
E, "-', Ayres.
New Gopds ! New Slylcsl 1
AT-
Book and Variety Store.'
LADIRS,
katyla raaaataae tarsaat a4 haat
JsUUHWt j itnnn ju VMMiiun j
ii30rv"KrrS -Sc ipvrs
j
1 3r hn ah aarV.
VALL PAPERS,
ahaay aaewr yhirwt aaat i Pf4ut aaah JJmmHmm)
rf mm Wi tmmVt lMml Mm Htm4' is
CMstaa B4 m aaav m ee 4avt Jt lax iaaaa'N
I tfaatl aaat taaaithac -
School Books a Specialty.
Om- aaii-.'a av.W fcr " la
pre, LveSaa, fciaat. Jhlj, Aw Xr.
--
- "
eooaty. .sahl property l aiifraiaetl at l,tM. aM to wtfuywnw "" " iw w vein
he aohl aa the t.robrty o ihe aabt Klio urtU m4 braaeh of aeketMir llMalKre a4 art. fcove km
.NelUe Cartw, at the nu of lrr J Lahber. editor al (HlMiabert l bm HhU wnaatmi
Ulrtat nwler mj ha ml lis. Wh mt ot Peptrmfcer, ttoiaa rvnaioa, atM l.ue a aew eMtM mMtn
uwh.i'wi vr.i. pp-"; - y- " -"- oi ouroN ternary, which a -t i '
.M...K. ulll s...mM. u.lul k Ifh rf.fc
wmaalkm In I'hj-l.w.xr an-l "y-e, anaitUfry of TOt , ma4)t ww rmr. .,,
the I sltet t, will be rejulr 1, to reete a trat i ,twurk-j ,tiMv ka. ...r. i
RAILROAD ADTERTISEMEXTS.
Kansas Pacific Raiiw'y.
The Eivssas sad Colorado alt rail route
BETWEEN
i Kansas City and Lsvenworth-
AXt
WltMI.
lUMrr Hlti,
Wtr.'
VtetwrtH,
1Mb,
ihu 1:,
WuilMtr.
KU uwka.
llteblo.'
Santn Kr.
Salt Ue Cttf .
i ljitrrtco.
IVjnvr.
Krlc.
iMNkltUr,
tHwmWvytv
IlatttrWr,
WiMoere.
MnakMftM.
W3M4a,
fUxvUMtoT,
Klbwwrtli.
AND ALL rOIKTU tN
Colorado. Hew Mexico,
rasas,
thcTorrltorloa.nnd Pacific Coast.
1 on DtttTcr
-a,r A "TV
JrJSjii'po
TTT ilUrs th hrtrt Lid bHwren ITa
1 I ilv ti 1 FwpWO. mnwittl fmw
" . . , ,T n n Ar vt r t: c
- v 1 ; -X V nJ
I A - o r a x o ;
Thr oalT Itrt IJiw h the fte tmUvt ' 7a-
Kf-iHibltean, suk.w, sii. 3Ktx H
ie .......
oily u1wrowtfiwttarMsfcttli(M'us it.ro
Mm mrr i "r-
olr u nMtaS ru rtacc ttr. h. IrTrr.
r.wi't fcU to taks n trw mc te lta a.1 iw
llt!iM3wwns,,w""-
iCfryWly " "i f - p.t,"r"r' sJuM
Ibejns-Maawwbwdjarwsiwrti
.- .4.
rrt. , rw-r. !vrr. Li auhwu. hat.tru4
To All Principal Points KAS l I
TUB OLD " KKMAHLK AND rOl'L'I.ilC
Hannibal & St. Joe
It A I L !! O A D 1IXE!
. .,
3 TlirOUff Q LXPl'GSS IraiUS 1111117
Kqwijurtl with Millrr'n I'ntMit fety natfeim.CBlc
rr wl Iluffrr, Ku.l Ui C'ltlirm.l
Wkstinouocsk Patent Am Buafciu,
t Tb int irfitt iiitrctlaH jpit ncfUmts In tn
vw.
XKW AND ELKGAJTt' DAY COACHMg.
Ami l'w tteUj- !."( of
jjyJWA"S PALACE SLKSVtSQ CAKS,
AreruB!bri'ihfratn Knun Glty to
QCINCY, UA LKSntRC, ,M EXDOTA at
OixlojaaoTXTitlaoxxt Olx'nc-o.
Alio, u liaily Ua f
PULUfAirS rALACM SLRSMifa GAKS
KfMR ATtlU-WX -a4 ST. JOKPXl la
JACKSONVILLE awl IPRISUriSID
And
XEWA.YD ELKO AST DA )" COACHES
Vtwt IJAN-JA1 ITT U If !l VNtroLt! ami
CI3rCIW2NTATTI -
wrniofT ii xk
rn aernrr att the mmlant kn(rewinni In Vjti'j
X. rrairtmir. fiirrluwie T lu via ita JUuttlk.l . i.
Joarpb short Line,
Arokltaf all rranoters, Yrrrr, awl I hawjr of Car
Tfcroash Tkkela for aale at all lrl'jjul Oatn,
T ah Altat A Ih Aa Kv Ar Rotth
Vlagggirh'ri. throHaii to all tH lrlual
I'AKKKK.
J IV ItlWMK,
(h-b'1 Ticket ASrtlt
APPLETONS'
r-AMERlCAN C.CLOPADIIl.
Mr: Kf !cil Billthn.
Kittirrly reirrittn It) tV ablest wr'e rfy -et.
Irlitrt fratn new pe, an-t Mlatrat4 wtit
Several 'llwttaaatl in :h! !
',tm wan ncRMiy tmbtwae mmmrw mt' t
1'mk 2tw Aik jii t r-..t Km araa an aaat t aai tu
I 13, ata a-harh Imar tin- u(r eiretUattati wwahltl
atula"1 w aM nana ot Ht futt.j tlatea, aawl th rp-
Tua tacxii 4 t riir rj
within the bwt ten ;ear in pn ro of tuaaetry
M fli
err b-itartmrtit uf knuwlcotae haa iumAb a axa
wort. Y reirrrnrit- aai tamper!. mi
'the tnoriM-tfjo!tel atloiea ha et ajbo. HMh
tatieoerriearar4raw, a-l tt tr frtl'f aaiajtlf..
tion to tit I Ststrlat aaxl -r I xt t th -mlwcf
an1 re4aeret of awis t,r, taM tt anil
enenvt revoiathMM h . i 4. lavateis?
aaftoi.ai rhaMfea of peaaitwr pwn hi irar eieii wmr
Ci HNI
rc
x-tlMv '
henaialU tto aaMte lm a miIhi- fow ttttn.
t "ae aane are In er -m n. . h 4M we
itvraeterr oim m ratrhM.- to k...n t-i awrtfc-ajiHte.
terra: kattla hae heea fcmft t atat ,-arUat '
nwwnUMMsi, of hi'- fh 4. iU " a. rt frmmiA
only la th aearayai-er ae is ih. irs.,, , i aaifcJaitaM
. ,.,,mm4 .,i ,Mi ,, ,i,. , i, ,
i in tiruorto the wrat
1" I -I ! Pl. Ith
ih. . Waas 4fi
1. (!. Mail Mar
rMnIiul, l. tiv a. at IK.
.. . " .. . . r-
! rue tat-joaatMTi ii in iaut -
t anh aa e-trata mr.nt of th t m MHMrarfr
la mi. wfereri freah or wiu.'. m IWtnaax. a4
avjihe aeeat hteeattoa) h th r-t.'al aeta, m tta
s-jBasnast-sa--
j I mr won w wrrw hi aw m'r W8Cawn oeea Ft"
I inalaary U! ,t. aawf with IV nwt apa (oaoaM fcr
I erryijr It tm to a rmimt tttn-lmmtm
f " Of the ttvtt'tfHm uUr.m'Tw tmmtr hr k
1 ar4, hwt every m hav be 1 1 an i 1 on
traatil aa y,
faeW, wHk lh mmb fffa
wif hat with a Ihc orMr
i turmtmx hi tact a aru t.trr
aoa i iiiaaian a M pr'.mm hat Vltl a nr .!.
i aaiar7 t aea-Ulare aaxl !h m taaiteaaaja In
j yehjs.rr'ig w' " l,r
a f - - - aa- )By iWVfeip
The illaati'athjai tehteh talaaalaa-4 b a a.t
tbtt h th uraeaajt Mijattm haaw a4Hk4 aKhflti.
aaW at fntaortnl HaW. last tm H xra" hacvttfv1 aa
U hraafh- of aet e ait awta. hlalnrr. fca4 4it
en w iiMHia. aa th teat twt ma.
. Oh aaj tmiai m4 waaar1iWlni taatwa at ary
i rtaa)aca)re, d art. aa tl Me eva wiy
i afiai rhaaln aal MawaAatawea altlMx hataaail
tar naiiiaiUa rather flaaa iaa. niaT at, t at
ZZTZZSmTFJZZZ
tmry wtfiftaata
m ft iHmf.t4
(eatr at the (,f riatavfja, a4 earthr at it Mj
Thto w t tl fta haihaifli aat? . fmjM aa
) 4atery at aeh taaai It rtU am eaaapi at aa t
i a hWy ewiaaa, eaa aaatouaaag ifc-vt ?
jiaaaaa. tact ilaataatnil wtO aevarat r4MiHt e4
kat. aaat with weanaajau aatmnal iJthvprakVf
I Mrnp
" Prk03 and Styfo af Blndlnc.
a'K 3et. - ra ,
falwi
Jm Mm! yavtey JTm -an i ave -
a"aaer. jkr
t.e
e eat, vW
ft.va
eaaTapf,
fmmmif mmmmm. murm pat y
J fm9 kmmmmm, mmtimr m4U
fm tiai, awe f
Threataan aterM;
iiajal aji i. fc
inajMti i
pajaa a. Aawaar Ctevf-etliiL.
ah, waax t a. lhhMajrataaaa, aat . " t- t sre(
f yawf Ca aaa I amatao Awief w avia.
7A AJ''LISTOXti CO.,
.0 A Ml jr4y. - T
, .J. E. WOODWAKD,
GENERAL BUCKSJUTU
i
Ifet eej J fhajn. h hjt Max m
OurabJo and Workman Like Manner
I
i
At tbe Lowest Livis Prkje.
Hew Cambria, Kansas.

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