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The New York herald., 1871-11-08
TENTH WEEK
WEEK
OF
DIVpsCE

w
OF
DIVORCE.
EVERY NIGHT until fur
ther not ce And every SATU r.
DAY ATT RNODN will be
performed the very brilliant
rama of tho times, by Mr..
AUGuSrlN DAILY, entitiei
"DlVORCE." With magnili-
cent new scenery; brilliant
fashionable toilets; furniture
a IA mode. Characters b. the
NEW COMEDY COMPANY,
including Miss Fanny Morant,
Fanny Davenport, Clara Nor.
ria, LindA peitx, Mira. Gan ers,
Mary Cary, Nellie Mortimer,
kate ClaAtOn. Ida ierance /;
Mr.. d. h. HRrkins, James
Lews, ". J. Lemoyue, W.
Dayidse, Louis James, Henry
Cri p. Owen Fawcett. ID.
Whiting, George Dcve.o,
Chapman, Burnett. Beekman,
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OC ST. MARKS PLACE-ROARD.-HANDSOM
L'D furnished second story Rooms Bedrooms. suitable
for parties of single gentlemen; table excellent; term
reasonable; table board Al ~ per week.
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A CADEMg or DANCING
IN Mr.. rREhOR'S cissse. meet m foilows:--
TkENOhs LYRIC HALL, sixth avenue, Reservoir
on fUEsDAfsA AND FRIDAYS. stt and r. N.
THENORs l.Ew ADEIpHl HAIL. a2d 81 aud broadway,
On WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, at = and y. N.
ALL PUpit.s ATTEND BY TICKET a. Their convenience
fLw CLASSES ARE FORMED EVERY WEEK. Send
for oifcuATA
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Eta AVENUE, M. l6i.-TWO SUITS OF NEWLY
furnished Rooms To LEI, with private tab also single
Burms
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% WEST TwENTv.sE EvRvrH srREEr.-oNE PAR
n y lor first nnor, four Chambers nrwy
painted, csrpeed and furnished to family with private
The New York herald., 1871-11-08

OK WEST TwEH1 y-sIXTH STREET. NEAR ST.
10 James HotelHandsnmely furnished Parlo and Sec.
ord Floors with hath first
nes with without private table table hrs,
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- WEST THlRrIETH STREET--A LADY OFFERS A
- Second Foor three Deep windows. ami hall
hoem with Boari and the comforts o elegsn
6ne1 sams.
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HorEI ARRIsALs,; May 1s - Nfoksrspn
Houae-Hi HISS. BaltimdFe; n. Thorhpss
son. Abbe1ille: r.. NJ. Newport, Pa; ".
g. H: BrySe,j4. a Jeqes, s,K, Mcdonald,
5. PesEe. j: B. Msosnts, " 4'5en.s; S. ai;kep. y.
J. r. Boyles, L., w.. .Duval, Winnsboro:
3. DuBose, Ridgeway; N. Montgomery,
New York; j. p. Constable. Anguish; j.
A. Adams. Baltimore: George Sym.
mers' oity; Mrs. w. J. Middleton, Mics
Susie Smith. Miss nj. Middleton, Miss
Pet Middleton. Charleston; r. Moor.
man, Newberry.
ColMh,5ia Hotel w. Dadley, 8. c.; Nv.
q. Hancock, Atlanta; Mrs. +. A. Gu
thoon, Brooklyn; D. Mckenzie, New
I 9ork; +. 9: Coke, Greenville; A. D..
Springs, York;,J. e. Godfy;J. G. Dray-
ton and family, W. D. Kennedy.
Charleston; G. T.. Wickers; e. Il.
Brooks Anguish; J. Q. Bulon, Ridge.
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FIrAEo1AL AVN oommnnor.,.

- .n.~.. IL.
LONDON, May ls-Noon. Securities
FRANKFonr. May ls.-Bonds sss5
LIVERPOOL. May l8-Noon. Cotton
osponed steady-nplands 71S@756: or
leans 7331C071s; sales $4,000 baIes.
LONDON, Mny l8.-Bullion increased
975o,0o0. Consols 9324. Bonds 90a6.
LIVERPOOL, MAY Evening. Got
ton quiet and ateady-uplands ~; Or
sales $4,000 bales; speculation nnd e9. ng'
port 1000. -
NEW YoRK, May 1s-Noon.-Flopr
and corn shade firmer. Wheat abont
lc. better. Pork 1GOOal6 25. Lard
dull. Cotton unchanged Suplands 15M.
Orleans 16; sales 1000 bales. Freio6fs,
firm: Governments steady and strong.
Stocks strong and active, States dull.
but strong. Money easy, at 4. Ster.
ling-long 1O16; short IL.
z T. M.-Money easy, at 304: OF.
treme range zoos. Sterling firm. Mt
10S@1o1s. Gold 1215@l2T. Govern.
ments strong, but not very active. and
advanced; 82s l131. Southerns duh.
but very strong. Tennessees 7OsI: new
Il. Vlrginias CO; new 7l1s. Iouisi.
apas 69l6; new 621S; levees 6915: 8s az
Alabamas 1o3; 5s SO. Georgias IS; Is
924, North Carolinas 48L; new 27Ia.
South Carolinas ~; new 631l. Cotton
steady and in good demand, with sales
OF 5.49O bales, at .155l. FIour-South-
ern shade firmer; common to fair extra
6.75(9125; good to choice 7.3Oa9. 90.
Whiskey 92M @ 50. Wheat spring
wheat 1c. better; winter 3@5c. better: !:
winter red and amber Western ]. .626
1:6S. Corn decidedly lower, at 76079 y:
closing at inside price. Kice quiet and
firm, at 834@9l5. Pork lower. at Il, f)O
Lard steady:-kettle 102l. Freights mo.
derately active and firmer.
CINCINNATI, May 8.-Flour in fair
demand and prices advanced. Corn dull
and dropping. at 56@57. Pork firmer.
at io. G0(0i6 5G; 1896 offazst;. Lard
lOI offered; summer made 8. Bacon
weak shoulders 7; sides 909l5. Wits.
key firm, ut 81.
LOUISVILLE. May 18.-Flour aotive
Corn quiet-shelled 60. Proyisiops verv
dull Mess pork held at 1925. Bacon
steady-clear rib o. Lard UNCHANGED.
Whiskey 8S. ~
BALTIMORE. May 18.--Flour frm
and in good demand. Wheat firm.
Corn firmer-white 74(076: yellow
75C977. Pork dull, at 1906. Bacon
weak Del IN good demand-shonlders
?z6(@7M; clear rib 101z. Lard llMM
II. Whiskey %. Cotton less active
middling 15I9151s; receipts lO2 bales
sales 425; stook 3.673.
WILMINGTON, May 18.-Cotton quiet
mlddling 10; receipts 65 bales; stock
BosroN. bIay 1s.-Cot.on dull-m;d.
stock 10, 800.
MOBILE. Mny 1s.-Cotton dull-mid.
dung l6(916L; receipts 906 bales: sales
200; stock 26, 800.
GALVESTON. May 1e.-Cotton quiet
good ordinary 130l3L; receipts $40
naies; sales 700; stock 1880.
NEW ORLEANS, May 18.-Flour easier
superhne 6.25; double 6. IS; treble 100.
FORK dull and lower-mess 1850. Ba-
con o16(@lOA; sugar-cured hams 14n.
Others unchanged. Cotton Quiet and
weak.middling 151S(0l556; receipts
700 oaies; sales 1000; stock l30, 0,219.
AUGUSTA. May 18.--Cotton dniot but
steady, at 144914as for Liverpool mid
dNng; offerings light; sales ECO bales; re-
ceipts-190.
SAVANNAH. May 1e.-Cotton quiet and
s7'eeaad1;y,wmiddling ea1; 142!@15; receipts
l,35o bales; sales 800; stock 28, ,901.
NORFOLK, May l8.-Cotton nominal-
middilng Il; receipts rs bales; stock
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500. 900!
AIKEN PREMIUM LAND SALE.
sloo. 600 to be Distributed to Shareholders.

.
EHIVE DOLLARS will purchase q share, In.
Il Guiding work OF art worth Ave dollars
ihe Derby Farm Property to be distributed
embraces the largest Vineyard and Orchard
in the Houth. M IT. 'N'1
UNEQUALED CLIMATE! pEACRABIE
~, COUNTRY! GENEROUS SOIL! -
Inc salubrious and heatth:giving climate OF
Of tho South" - ''o'A
5000 in Prcmiums presented to Share.
100000 in Real Estate and Greenback
Prizes to be distributed to Share holders.
s25, 900. S''1i t-i s'oo s -
522 Greenhack Prizes, frolu IS to $1,000.
ONE SHARE IN EVERY THIKTY-ONE WILL,
DRAW A PRIZE. |.----
Ills Real Estate Property, conyeyed by
Oeed OF Trust to the Committee who are to
conduct tho Drawing, is to be transferred by
them TO the fortunate Shareholders as soon
rs IN me remaining shares are sold.
lie Drawing will take place according to
the pn6liahed programme.
THE DAY OF THE DRAWING
ciated Prcsa. -,''o
Hmsl sum invested now may secure for
Every shareholder may rest assured Of
eHnal Justice, and that this scheme, unlike
:. is "FAiR. SQUARE AND HONEST
money received after the books are closed
VIII De omptly returned. For full particu-
lars, az embraced in revised pamphlet ad-
dress J. c: DERBY; General Manager,
49, Key Boz No. ss4, Augusta, ds.
A8 MIR. J. Moe. TBARIN, the agent OF the
Association, can be found for short time nt
the Office Of Mr.. u. Gambrill, Main street
hay1S
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= r. ~ i - ~ '-fi:'i IT .'s..
OF domestic French and EnRliah manufae.
'ure' which we guarantee. at all times, to aeli
ss low. il not o. less priees than any honse
In Columbia, buying our; Goods Rom the
largest and moat. celebrated establishments
10 the United States. And as We desire to
pieaee oil, We havo now in our house the
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has sEisseed 'aITF,ollsGmaSf;t lGnSts ~ -

l. -s3teyesnpri EadA. B. tDaldyel sof f-AIc,tl,
0sf6linas Cd g aITFASoElSmaFEIt A oElSmaFEs;SIS IS :,
the nature of an appeal to the people of
that State. ,r1t, 1epjtesi that in some Of
the Counties Of the State ''armed banda
OF disgnised men are prowIine abont.
and in The night time committing ont.
rages OF atrooious character upon weak
and deienoeless citizens, white and CO.
iored. old apd young. male and female. l."
Inc Governor declares that the. civil au-
thority as heretofore constituted is pow
eriess to- suppress this evil He says
shat this "mnst have an end, and tho
good name Of North Carolina be vindi-
Gated. To that end he makes. this his
solemn appeal to the people, more espe-
cially to those who have heretofore held
places OF honor and trust-to ministers
fithe. gospel of every denomination
to unite and assist the authorities in
maintaining the laws, md to build up a
internal feeling throughout the State.
Inc proclamation CLOSES with warning
to the outlawrr and threat that when
tue power to punish them can be exer-
clsed. it will be applied without mercy.
!. An estate in Germany. valued at
St'o0o'UoU, Is said to- be seeking, as one
S uoitos lGuSTlc william AeYS6F.
who. served as q Union soldier during
our war, and who. when last heard from.
was q paroled prisoner, lying seriously
Ill at Wilmington, n. G.
:, RHv. Da. W. T. BRANr1EY, D. D.
The Atlanta Consultation says this emf
nent divine has received a call from n
church III Baltimore. but had as vet
given no decisive reply.
Seven wives of the Earl OF Aberdeen
haye put in an appearance. The world
had always regarded him aB bachelor.
but each of these claimants declares her.
eeif his lawful wife.
Stealing ooin from dead person.a
eyes has actually been accom- piished in
Boston. The woman convicted OF the
crime was sent to the House OF Correo-
tion for six months.
A Pottsville justice has sent man to
Jail for eight months for soiling lady,s
dress by splitting tobacco juice upon it. !
After reading Darwin, monkeys should
always be spoken Of as members Of "tha
Oldest families.
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Palmetto Fire COMPANY

For Rent,
YNHAT desirable WAREHOUSE. adjoining
Il the Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
[oImerly occupied by Messrs. BlAkely 4
Glbbes; size 100 by 40 feet For terms annIv
to B. J. BOONE, Agent.
May 10 At Office ot E. W. seibels i Co.
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II Porter House Sttak will stop yonr hun.
ser, call at roLLocg's.
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week back. I'm :
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~ Joshua Ctidd, Mury Ctidi and Jas Bailev:
Take notice that this action is commenced
LOT partition OF land, in the Probate Court in
mons IN this action, of which tho foregoing is
copy, WAS filed in the Office OF the Judge OF
SAID Court. at Union, in the County Of Union.
Ill said State, on the tenth day Of May. 1871.
Union. May IS, 1871. Nav f6
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State OF South Carolina---Union Co
COUNT DE PROR41,E

William Bailey, Plaintiff, vs. Jane Bailey.
9lAry Cndd, Joshua Cudd, Thomas Bailey.
Jonathan Bailey, T. y. Bailey, Nicely Bailey
To The Dsfendants: = --'''
.Vou are hereby summoned and required
II to answer the petition in this a.tion
which is filed in the Office Of the Probate
Judge for the said County, and to serve a
copy OF yonr answer to the said petition on
tne me! subscriber, at his Office. at Bnion s. c.,
within twenty days after the service hereof.
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and If
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action
wiii apply to the Court for the relief demand
cd in the petition.
Dated May Is, 1871
JAS. b. STEEDMAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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For Sale,

For Sale,
EaA IN accommodating terms, a neat COT
GG:::a TAGE HOUSE, containing Sir Rooms
hood. "ooi-
Northern section Of the city. II earl1 anni;
cation IL made. bargains may be h ad
- +. ". SEIBELS Il Co.
-1ay IL Real Estate Brukers
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Scythes and Grain Cradles.
. DOZ. superior GRAIN CRADLES.
a lO doz. Grihin's Grain and Grass Ssythes
just received and Tor sale low BY
Mayl7 JOHN AGEEW 4 SON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

The examination Of Geo. Hadley, charged
with the murder of Charles Graham. an &C
count Of which we gave last week, came on on
Monday last. before Justice Martin. There
was considerable testimony adduced on both
sides. and il WAS not closed until Tuesday
evening. The justice rendered his decision the
next day. which was that the prisoner should
stand committed until the next term Of the
District Court upon the charge Of murder in
the first degree.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

We have been victimized. We have become
pretty well Disguised with 81 tramp printers.
but they are class that newspaper folks can
not well do without sometimes. Ours this week
got too much :. benzine" aboard. and becom-
ing melancholy lin spirit Is Oh in unknown
climes. where creditors will know him no more.
And our readers are victimized, inasmuch as he
left us in the lurch without timely notice
Thanks to our own good health. we have grid
ed Oh our armor, and forth comes The JOURNAL
racy and clean as usual, only twenty-four hours
behind time!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

The - artist of THR JOURNAL. Emil Very.
gladdcncd the heart of the senior. Tuesday ev-
ening, by the present of about eight pounds OF
fresh fish from the Smoky Hill. Our BOY no
less success at fishing than as an ink-spreader.
On that evcntiul evening he caught about TWEEN
tv-tive pounds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

From the diamond fields OF Africa. from the
gulches of Colorado, from the shops of Geneva
and from waltham, come the material that
compose his jewels. and the watches that tick
so pleasantly in his shop. for Fleck proposes
TO have the best or none. Being Of musical
mind he has also promised to furnish the pub
lie delightful music from instruments that will
bear investments i'm them
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Mr. W. A. Montgomery Is canvass,ng the
county for subscriptions to Year of BATTLES. y
n history of the late Franco-German war. II
is book of $50 pages, with 10 engravings and
maps and charts. and printed on good paper
and handsomely bound. 1t is sold At the low
price of 50 80 for cloth cover and 50 % for
leather cover, with marble edges. library style.
We recommend this book to all who have not
the his tory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

The horse exhibition during the fair is unani-
mously pronounced success. The superin-
tendents of this class were Col W. S. Alexan-
der of Gypsum creek and J. VI. Coombs of
Brookville, both of whom are accomplished
.orsemen. They filed their stations ably.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Salina has her wise men AS well as her pretty
men. They are so knowing that they are able
to find errors in the photography of The jour
NAL, once in while. While We confess that,
in Our hurry. grammatical errors have like
wise appeared. they have been beyond then
comprehension. 1t is some consolation to Us
that. the greatest and best educated men and
harderst workers Of Our country have become
proverbial for mistakes in the proof-sheets Of
their literary labors- We willnot be discourte.
Gus enough to charge in retaliation, though VIC
believe it, that these ,ame astutes of Salina can
not pen sentence Of ten short words and make
seven Of them correct. Dan, bring down the
oysters and say no more about it.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

We regret to hear that Capt. Ayres has had
choice cow and calf shot by some one on
Gypsum creek. Shooting cattle is a very poor
way TO seek redress for grievances besides.
the law is very severe upon offenders of this
kind
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

The celebrated " Kansas Duke owned by
c. L. Hussey. Esq. died last Monday. The
cause of its death is unknown. The horse was
eXceIled by none in Western Kansas in good
points. and it's pity that the owner, and the
county. too, should thus be deprived of such
valuable. bloodcd stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Next Saturday. September 18th. is the jew
ish New Year. aud NJ. Heller. being to the
manor born, will observe the day. closing the
Salina Clothing Store. The Jews are a worthy
class of people and exhibit sincerity and con-
sistency of religion that nigh; be accepted as
an example by many who pretend to exalt
Themselves in righteousness above them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

An did-fashioned rain, yesterday. flooded the
streets and acted as a refreshing relief from
dust-begrimed faces. The travellers ofthe high
ways Of late have been in no more enjoyable
condition than the caravans Of Sahara. Dust
no more will come again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

John Wooden. whom we stated, couple of
weeks ago. had mysteriously disappeared and
about whom fears were entertained. has turned
up safe and sound. Having an itching to pos
sess one Of those premiums at our county fair.
he was out at Noble Barker's. four miles on the
Smoky Hill. preparing his horse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Mrs. r. Lincoln viii bring on about the first
of the coming week few Fall millinery goods.
She will also keep on hand and make to order
ladies' under garments and some children's
clothes. Those wanting anything in this line
are requested 10 call on her at her residence
on 9Th Street.
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State Directory.


n Senator'S c. PoMERoY and A. caldwell
R.pre sentative in .ongress-D. 4. LOVE-
Justices Of the Supr.m. Courts n. kiS.MAS, 1hIsi
Justice: ID ! BREWER and ID. ". VALENTINE As-oci-
ate Justices.
,.ovrrnor-JANEs VI. HAkyEY.
Lieutenant Goy.rnor-P- T. ELDER.
SECRETARY of State-w. II. SNaLLwooo.
Treasur.r-I. T.. HAYES.
Audifor-A THoNAS.
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc;on-H- ID. Mc,AE-
IIy.
Attorney General-A. l.. WILLIAMS.
County Directory.
Judge Of the District Court-w II. CssFrrLp
senator 10Th District. II. PREscoIT
Representative -t;h District II sSEAp.
County Commissioners-M ID. sLocCN- D Z ikk-
RY and T. II. WIcKERsHAN.
Clerk Of the District Court-A ;. NORTON
Probate Judge-A. " BEEBE
County Jierk-DAyIp BEEBE.
County Treasurer SHErEkD ANkISI.
sheriff.. W. RESELL
Register Of Deeds-A. SHELDON.
County Attarney-y. G. MoHIER.
Superintendent Public lnstruction-A. p COLLINS.
City Directory.
Msvor-C UNDERWOOD
Councilmen.w b. FLASpERs DAVID BRows, &c
FRO Posr, r. H. DniLE and 4. B Bi-uor
Police Judge-IoHS FosrER.
Ci-rk-FKEp WilDMAN.
Treasurer-THoNks CIowpsLEY
Marshal-w. NJ. CLARKsoS.
Civ Aitorney-S. A. WiLDxAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Work has been temporarily suspended on
Gels & Co.'S new bank building. on account Of
lack of brick, but the suspension will be only
OF short duration. About three weeks steady,
good work will complete the building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Tuesday. Mr.. Neil. OF Illinois. shipped from
the Salina stock yards twenty-five carloads Of
Texas cattle. He intends to increase the num-
Der 10 three thousand head. all Of which he
transports 10 his home for the purpose of feed
ing and acclimating. J. NJ. Forehand. Of our
CITY. sold Mr. Neil three hundred of the cattle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Our readers Will notice that the people liv-
ing in School District No. Z. Ottawa county.
propose to have new school house. In this
paper will be found a notice from the clerk OF
that district calling for bids. Tell all the car
penters that il is a cash Job.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Ma. George. c. Probert starts this evening
for Baltimore, to I've present at Conclave OF Sir
Knights on the 20thin 1t will be one Of the
finest displays that has ever occurred in the
United States. He represents Salina . West
ern Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Durham has the agency for the best and
staunchest insurance companies in the Union.
both life and fire andyou will violate the sacred
duties you owe to your families, ifyou do not in
sure with him,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Goldsmith Maid - trotted the fastest time
on record at Milwaukee. on the 9Th of this
month. She trotted the mile in ,: ID Dexter
best time is 2: l. II. Notwithstanding all this,
Durham is selling at rapid rate scores ofcheap
city lots and acre after acre of choice farming
land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Henry Osns, who went to Eaton, Ottawa
county. last spring from 6slina, has moved bis
store to Lindsey, in the same county. Henry
is good boy and we are pleased to learn from
him that he is trareacting fine trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Mr.. +. Locke invites attention TO his musical
advertisement which appears in this paper.
He has organized three different classes of vo-
cal music. already. We hope our musicaliy
inclined citizens will hasten to avail them
selves Of the good opportunity Of becoming
pupils of this most excellent instructor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Mr.. Hamilton. a gentleman recently from
Ohio. has been employed by the school board
as principal of the public school Of this city.
Mr.. II. is said to be fine scholar and possess
ed Of the requisite qualifications for su ;cessful
teacher. He has a very progressing appear
ance. and we do not doubt in the least the
many favorable reports that we have heard Of
of him as being true.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

Just where to commence to tell about the Ma
sonic festival. oflast Thursday evening, or what
to say, we hardly know. There was so much
of it. it was such big think-the largest of the
kind that has been given in Salina." Is fellow
attendant said to US. that We can hardly make a
beginning with our limited space. First Of all.
there were:lots Of handsome ladies and a 4uota
Of gallant SWANS. all making merry and having
one huge, jolly time. Up yoUder in the front
end Of the new hall is the auction stand. where
Charley CUP, Charley NHton. Doc Nickles, Ell
oMxEs-others dealt You ut the prizes. ''only
fifty cents a ticket" andb at this end is the
veritable Fleck, with his string band. discours,
ing delicious music. The supper. set in the first
story, below, was finely arranged, and well pre-
pared edibles refreshed the % inner man y won,
derftilly. Those not there can best ~ an idea
Of what the festival really amounted to from the
following statement: Cash receipts from all
sources. Sl.06l OS; expenditures, S276 l3; TO.
tai net cash balance, s7s4 95. These figures We
obtained from Maj. G.. c. Probert. treasurer OF
the committee of general arrangements.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

On the outside Of this issue appears an inter.
esting letter from our good friend, Capt. N.
Wiley. The Captain writes with trenchant,
pleasant flow that acts as panacea to ones
wearied mind
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-14

The brick work on the new N. E. church is
going along finely. The wallis have reached
the heighth of about five feet.