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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-09-28

agreement herein, 10 complete end opes.ae the said
rs Of railway. and said railway cnpsny shall forfeit
Ry osr II the Board OF Dirresors Of t~ Kansas and
Wrne,, nv hand this 18th day Of Srptsmber, ISL.
". H. GELS. SECRETARY.
R~n orlr~s shre the county clerk siAll preSare
tces for the publication Of proeiamafion y eeccr
sncr IN yhs fvresDng prUPossf1ons, Z. Dc stsnsd
= Tnr SALINE CDcXIY JurRNAI and Sanaa SsvVsa ~
shirfy On dave usVvions 70 said e~eti n =
ordeivd to BE- held On mr. ssen d.y o. OsTscI a ~.
ls:I: SAID sIccfo, 10 be cooducs<1 IN all rsYrcis In
conformity the general election lave 81 ie STATE 81
Esn.s sa me electors voting ct SAID eesisn 10 Vote
Tor OF against either all Of said prop f'r is-
ing the bonds Of the county ~ pr"posI
1r isslo. cast u ssii csrctioa saaiA Rave s'e vi
printed upon IN. m the words:
YOr sulsscribins hundred and any fnnusand
0lSDOn} d,iiIrs tfr capital stock OF tne haos:s
Central Railway Company and disposing OF tnr sar,
or Against subscribing huntrsd and uny tnoo
sas Central Railway Company. and disPsmS o. '"e
For sui,scribing one hundred and any Thousand
eiO 0D) ,llsrs 10 capital stock Of tfse Rspuoi
can, SAUNA and Arkansas Valley Railway CompHn! !,
and diso-inS of the same, or : Againsf snhscr,b.ns
one huv-i and any Thousand (sis eoo) dollar. TO the
capital stock Of fie Republican, salina and Arsns,s
Valley Railway Company, and cistppstnS ofthe sam
..For subscribing Two hundrrsi Thousand cesD, uO
dollars to the capital stock OF fhe Kansas anu Nossn
or Against subscribing two hundred thousand es@
90, dollars a. frr capital stock Of the hsnsSe ana
Northwestern Railway Company, aud disI.sns % 'oe
sanr p"
BY OwpER THE BOARD OF COUNTY S,Nniss'oSkks
or SALINE COUNTY. kANsAs. -,
Given under my hand. AZ my oh e IN Saina, THIS
18th day of Sept~mh.-r. A ID. ISL
DAVID BEEBE, County Cierk
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SECOND PROPOSITION.

The Republican, Salina and Arkansas Valley Rail-
Company propose to the county Of Saline as fol-
To build equip anil operate first class railroad with
snasr common TO the Iaroa,ls OF thc state from the
the counties of Cloud, Ottawa, Saline and Mcth~r>Jn,
in >'uh-rly direction, passing through the city of
>aina.
In consideration Of the above named proposal, the
county 81 Saline, one Of the Counties na,- agrees TO
.nl,-crib- hundred AMI my Thousand dollars to the
capital stock of said company, and "a issue in payment
therefor ba, of said county TO thsi pa, able
in thirty year, after date and bearing Interest nj the rate
81 per cent per annunl, paw able miannusiiy:
principal and the interest payahlr in the city of New
N"rh.
" AT an election he held in sail county of Saline
e. rrrmr the question :f suci, ,ul-crlPtii and the
firth in this PROPOSAL. mtjpriiy "f all the votes
such election shall h Jun" To he IN favor ci
such subscription ani such disposal then such sub
>crip;i >,,, lee IN rle i'm the prescribed by
Law ad l-,t- Ia f. am ,nl of such subscription SHAH
lee prepared AMI ivrr.s q, such pers', TIN .unf
ntin,--in.r~ aud said railway company shall agrrc.
Iri-s~ Saii bonds to be held by said trustee un-
said line .,r read j. completed follows When said
cnn,,s,ny have graded thu roa AMI put in the proper
through the county al saline then 10 shall i
pi.,ci a. stipulated t. pay and deliver said railway
the certificate Of the Governor oil THE
i.rs Of such bon- so held cutting oil the interest
BEARING ru> to the dac liked in the certificate of s1t
,err 81 the Sa,s showing s when ,h e ss, s i a M,
L ri Salina; AMI said Understanding c'usob-,
WHEN cut OIL shall be delivered 70 thc couiy t-ss
urrr Of the county Of Saline. for the disposal 81
rir county AMI when sad company shall have pa;
town The i's BALI the hridss put On th- Is. snd
have completed the road that can be operated from
thu south boundary line ol the county to the town al IA
lina then said trustee shall deliver to said railway
Iny It's assigns when thus DUE the further
nifty dollars II such bonds and the
ing iiity thousand dollars to br delivered To said
company or assigns. the complexion and opera
fun ih ,i through the said county Of Saline. bui
b,. issued To said company shall draw any interest
priprio iic fixed in the certificate "f tn Governor,
determining ini said road has been property graded and
the masonry completed to the town % saina. which
Tn. I, ,n>; and ii the railway company dem u lest
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FIRST PROPOSITION.

The kansas Censr.l Railway Company prSsoses 10
's county e aid js ssd = .aSD
guagr Of thrre nj, from pint in Cisy county
through the county Of saline vi. the city Of ssna and
In consideration Of the above prosa the county Of
saline agrees subscribe hunfrci snd my thou
pany, and to issue in payment trrSe bonds q s.id
county to that amount, pey aide thirty yean sSer he
yer cent per annun, pay i-annu.ly interest
and principal pay able in the city Of New fcfk
in, = :. 70 s nS in % .n 3, q %
posal Of the stock 50 to be subscribed upoe the terms
set forth in this proposition majority Of all the votes
then such subscription shall he msde In the manner
prescribed by law, and bonds the amount q such
mers' Loan and Trust Company Of the city II New
York truse~ to be held by such trustee until sid
Governor Of the State Of Kansas Of and Of said
railway from the northern boundary of Saline county
I've Thousand dollars Of said bonds to said ravsy com
pany. its assigns and upon the completion and ope
ration Of said railway from the city Of Sana to the
southern boundary Of said county, via the valley Of
smoky Hill river said trustee shall in like manner de-
liver remaining seventy five Thousand dollars Of said
bonds
When the certificate of the Governor Of the State of
Ksn.ss that amy ten o) miles Of said railway grad.
or with said trustee SAID railway company its AS
signs SHALL from that date draw the Interest thereafter
.ccruing upon the said one hundred and ny thousand
The stock o. l~ subscribed to said railway company
IN the hands Of said 's trustee and sh. Ss dr % to
said railway company, or lis ss signs upon the follow
ing terms and con'iitions
In consideration Of the completion and operation OF
said railway to the city Of Salins within eighteen
months and the southern boundary Of Saline county
within eighteen months after the date Of the acceptance
Of proposition and the delivery Of the bonds herein
before described to the trustee named in this proposition
said trustee shall dispose. by delivery TO said railway
company, or its assigns, Of the stock so TO be sub
Hmm the comnlrsion and ouer.tion of said railway
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THIRD PROPOSITION.

IT,. r.us. ..I Sor,hu.x,~rr R.it~.x ,..np.,r
a. ..,a,cs ~ S.lins a. r. .,.,. of 49,;
r'y ,pi,.~'. " " -
S.;,S .,r .,S ,.r... r~irr.sl NJ ss,v f.s e;y,,
onild equip ana " o. il ~. .,sn'
s,sht mcnr anu nj s..s., % is ,,r, ~,
az a.s 80. "a \. ..v.s
cunt! 81 S4inr, ~ ~. AZ a. ,, =, ~ = ~
Ns-.enS di'ee""n '"".'"s '"' >''' W u" ~''"ST
r.eT
u e"hsaera,.n "' IN. ao,e @ s - 49,,
y Of Saifur aeree. u .no-SF~ ~" naafra "a 'a-aaa
coii.rs 10 the capital -toc& "I san rshwss e,mpzn!,
and Gu i-oe IN I-yness fherst.r bcs Of s.ad eonty
10 SAID amount, Psysoie tnany yeers ensr uhe ustr
thereof and tearing Interest % me r.e Of srv~n pr
cent Hr snnum, ~ sns sm a -snnnsy; ios@rs' Ana
rincy2i p,yseie "a Inc e.. % Nc. Iork
:, an el~ennn 70 ~ ~ - oyaasy 70
~, s % o. 81 49, 1871 r OF y, 800,
70 the propes mssosay o. ~ ss soss' ssss sa.,
sab-eIipsoo .ns b nss y III M.aesr sr,.er i sa
law and bond. . y snasf Of sech az,
- mas o.., 2, ~ oTsNsI s ces.n 10y a,
s.,s % e ssla BY ,ssh ,I.ss-< ss'l s.'d line d
Ira D. o.m!isna oi iss .ii.s ed 10Y of .s.d
~ 10 III 81, 81 ,si,r. ~ ,,,.s s.,s siS,s,
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RAILROADS. AND THEIR BENEFITS.

Railroads, the press, education and re-
ligion go hand in hand in permcating a
country with civilizinS and ameliorating
influences. One is the counterpart of
the other, and can hardly do without the
others. Their Offices are diverse, but
still they all throw their beneficial re-
suits for the veal of a people.
II has been well said that to be without
railroads is to live in an era, or COM
munity, far behind the age. This is de-
cdedly the age of railroads. Every sec
ton of the countryIalmost has its one or
more railroads, and in the advancement
is to be seen the difference in the regions
possessing them over those that do not
possess them. In the one are activity,
business and general prosperity, while
i'm the other are lethargy, decline and a
want Of anything approximating spirit
Of progression. The West is renowned
for its railroad building and spirit of
public Improvement; but here, too, towns
and communities retrograde or advance,
in the measure that they exert them
selves for public improvements or pre-
sent spirit Of inactivity. And it is only
those places-be they in non-progressive
Europe or the Western Ell Dorado-that
have their complement of railroads that
will keep even march with the tide OF
switt-speeding civilization.
What is it but a true appreciation OF
the worth of railroads to the material
benefits Of country, both public aud
private, that such a stride is being made
by the West?
This section, in the voting up or down
of the propositions now before the coun-
ty, stakes much upon the result. If the
response should be affirmative, then we
have no fears in the greatness that this
country will attain. The Creator, in His
disposition, furnished us much, and il
remains alone for the hands of man to
complete the work. Hero are the
schools, the churches and the intelli.
gence of the people, and to railroads we
must look for the balance.
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RREPR ESSIBLE.

Tho indications are that Ben Butler
will be badly defeated for the nomination
of Governor of Massachusetts. He has
made heavy efforts to secure majority
of the delegates in his favor but has fail
cd. He now proposes to run indepen-
dent. Probably no person in the United
States has more effrontery than Butler.
knock hha about as you will, he will
always come to. the surface. He is IRE
pressible. There is just enough gump-
ton about him to keep Congress in a
muss all the time. Buffers blackguard-
ism is anxiously looked for after some
dry disquisition from some old, dried-up
rooster, on some vague political policy
to be pursued. 1t takes all kind of men
to make world, and Butler is just as
important in his sphere as Bingham or
Dawes are in theirs.
We have not the least idea that Butler
will ever be Governor of Massachusetts,,
still no one can tell what may turn up.
He has been resurrected from a political
grave several times. You may bury him,
but the clods of the valley can not con /.
fine him, for he will certainly kick him.
self out of any scpulchre.
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RAILR0Ap MEEfIyG Ar MINNEAPOLIS,

An enthusiastic railroad meeting was
held in this place last Saturday night,
for the discussion of project to build
grand trunk railway, running north
and south, through the counties Of
Cloud, Ottawa, Saline, Mcpherson and
Sedgwick.
On motion, Mr.. GU. Root was called
to the chair and Mr.. L. J. Dunn chosen
secretary.
Hon. H. D. Houston, of Salina, ad-
dressed the meeting, and was followed
by Col. w. A. Phillips, of the same
place, in forcible speech in support OF
the proposition to build north and
south line of road through the counties
mentioned. Speeches were also made
by Messrs. Boblett, Mcbride, Dawson,
Wharton, Mckenzie and others, of OF.
tawa county.
A committee of three, consisting OF
Mcssrs. Wharton, Mcbride and Mckcn.
zie, was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of the meeting,
who reported the following:
JVhereds, we, the citizens Of Ottawa
county, fully believing that a system Of
railroads is absolutely necessary for the
early development of this part of Kan
sas therefore
Resolred, That we will favor any and
all means that will secure us railroad,
north and south, through Ottawa coun.
ty, from Concordia to Salina, thence to
Preston, Texas, giving us an outlet to
seaport on the Gulf Of Mexico.
Resolred, That to favor this end We
will use every effort to induce citizens
Of this county to vote one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars in bonds in
aid Of such enterprise.
Resolred That we request of our
county commissioners, that the pending
election on railroad bonds be suspend
ed, and that the propositions Of both
roads be embodied in one election, TO
be called at as early dxy As is practi-
cable.
On motion said resolutions were
adopted. GEO. ]. ROOT, Chairman.
l.. J. DUNN, Secretary.
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President Grant and family, accom-.
panied BY many celebrities, have been
visiting Kansas, having honorcd Leaven-
worth with visit, yesterday. Senators
Pomeroy and Caldwell, Representative
Lowe, Governor Harvey, and Other
prominent men OF the State have been
" showing him about and the President
hes oppressed himself ~ well satisfied
with the trip.
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ST. Louis, Sept. 27.-It is stated that
Felix r. Brunot, since his return from
the Pacific coast, has partially recon-
sidered his declination Of Commissi Oncr
of Indian Affairs, and will probably nc
cept the Office.
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STATE o. KANSAS,

NOE i Ssssy sv.. - ,-ssr.. Il san,Asnss.
have bsea eDai<1 = Or uaa<ssgs<d - es.ss q
Chaxirs Gs.hn. lsae q - esu1fy dscssss1 - -
dasrd shr IN day a s<ysrnhx1 - D. sssI- W.. ~
Yrupas hnsng elains srnsa - ~ aasn, srv hsse-
dissigs<a d aI0Gasre valhh - yOr - -
dner q - lest<ss. - 0py 10y - peee1e.e ~
- exAiAaa visAin ~ yvnss u19 - &sas e -
E Sxxr
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The old Tammany ring of New York
City has seen its best days. Its prestige
is declining and its name is going down in
blackness. Corruption, mobs, swindles,
murders and crimes of all kinds envelop
its carcass as shroud. May not the
city be purified, or is it again to be con-
trolled by spirits like Tweed, Connolly
and Hall, in another name. Can we find
upright office-holders control the fairs
Of the city, or, in these degenerate
times" is honesty nowhere to be found.
Certainly, q change for the worse is i'm
possible.
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sALfSS. KANSAS
PHOTOGRAPHIC Rooms for Sale /!

The shove Is doing god besiness, Win ehsse, o.
further increasing IT, N saae WosSd znetue II IN
ssrum~n;s furniture. stock, Ae-iz 80, every mag
requrvd far carly TIN b1sn~s> h< pyv> nj pf-
prirfor rsaas 10 leave this hasine>s viii sell q great
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Notice.

The qualified electors OF Saline County kanas. arr
hereby notified tts special election viii be hld On
Tuesday, tiss 2Stih day Of Oct, A.O. 1871,
To vote on ihr following psuposiesas. - wits
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The price per car for freight from
Chicago to Junction City is $40; from
Junction City to Salina, ffty-three miles,
$40. So much has been obtained for
Junction City by competing lines Of
railroad. The moro lines of road there
are in the country the less they become
monopolics.
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IL arr resercsfay rs4s~sf<d % ean II esrs i<fss.
proyrisssr lesve IN arirs m srcare Fscfur- as1
Ill those pai eg I'D hsse nSs rreezyed u 70
Ps~furs VII yirs>e eail - s,a sc< Ar<m ny
seif re>V.caeile aftrT having.
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NJ. CaVanauSh.
CLASS O.-FARMINa IMPLEMENTS, WAC
ONs, &c.
Best 2 horse wagon, E. B. Bishop.
horse hay fork, c. Post 4 Co.
broadcast sower, same.
corn planter, same.
walking cultivator, same.
old ground pillow, same.
moving machine, same; I'd best,
G. w. Tressin.
Best combined reaper and mower, c.
Post & Co.
Best Marsh harvester, c. W. Tressin.
OK yoke, same.
churn, same.
3spring wagon, Union Car. Co.
sulky, VIM. Whitehurst.
field roller, c. r. Underwood.
Glass P.-PRINrING, PAINTING, &c.
Three Pencil Drawings, Mrs. Seitz.
Glass Q.-PREsERvED FRUITS.
Best assortment of jellies, Mrs. Long
aker.
Best grape jelly, Mrs. Addison.
melon preserves, Mrs. Longaker.
I'd best marmalade, same.
Best pickles, Mrs. Wickersham.
Glass R.-CAKE, BREAD AND WINE.
Best wheat bread, Mrs. Campbell; I'd
best, Mrs. Oscar Seitz.
Best unbolted bread, Mrs. Longakcr ;
I'd best, Mrs. Dewitt.
Best jelly cake, Mrs. Longaker.
cake, by girl under IA years old,
Miss Tina Hanna.
Best bread, ditto, same.
SPECIAL premium OFFERED By Mas. Col.
PHILLIPS.
Best loaf of bread, Miss Tina Hanna.
2lbs of butter, Mrs. L. F. Parsons.
CLASS S.-MANuRAcruRHs.
Best sewing machine Wheeler l. Will
son." J. X. Longaker.
I'd best Chinese card table, Mrs. Long
aker.
Best brooms made in Kansas, Forsse
& Johnson.
Best ladies' fine boots and shoes, Geo.
A. Hanks.
Best assortment of horse shoes, J. E.
Woodward.
Best cooking stove for coal or wood,
J. De Witt.
I'd best bedroom furniture, Lott &
Holland.
Class T.-GYNxAsrIcs.
Fastest running boy in foot race, W.
H. Bishop; I'd ditto, II. Lubbcrs.
Fastest running man in foot race, G..
Taylor; ditto, J. P. Girsch-racc drawn,
and same premium to each.
Class U.-CNExUMKRArKD.
All articles deemed worthy Of merit,
not previously mentioned, are included
in this class.
spinning wheel, ]. p Lindsll.
rug, l.. L. Ruggles.
lplaster bust, T. ID. Wickersham.
Crude gypsum Ccommended,1 same.
calcincd ditto, same.
5 skins dressed commended, j e. Whit
ncy.
Fur robes, same.
banners Gcommended,1 7. II. Cavan-
augh.
White deal wheat Cconlmendcd,1 C. H.
Martin.
Sample Of sage Gcommended,] I. d.
Wickersham.
Specimen Of bricks, home made fcom-
mended,1 n. Barker.
Samples Of hair work lcommended, ]
Mrs. Longaker.
Wrought iron fence [conmended,] L.
G. Mccoy.
cottonwood tree, 9 year, growth,
from slip, J. n. Andersoa.
Specimen sorghum, grown on Wet
ern Palms. Col. Elliott.
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Announcement:

Announcement:
Having been solicited by many friends to become
candslair far the Office Of county commissioner from
the I'd commissioner district, hereby announce my
HENRY MILLER.
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To those Unacquainted

will inform Of rule of the trade
Manufacturers invariably retain for their home trade
their hest cigars, made from selectrd stock Their
second quality goes TO the foreign dealers under the
same brand, knowing that they not control FOR
eign trade; but the home trade they can control, or
portion OF it, if their goods are worth any thing.
am engaged
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The State Fair was most complete
SUCCESS.
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patronage.
Cigars, Tobaccos, &c.
w. S. WELLS,
Cigar Manufacturers
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALER IN
CIGARS, T0BAcC0S, SNUFFS PIPES,
ETC. ETC.
Having just recrived stock very One Havsnna and
Connecticut leaf iobarcos have nce, and will
continue to manufacture the
Very Finest Quality Of Cigars
Especially for the trade of Central Kansas. And
To Dealers,
cry assertion that will furnish far better cigar in
every respect,
For Less Money,
Than any foreign cigar that has been will be brought
To those Unacquainted
will! inform YOU Of rule NJ the trade
hs a r rs1as se IsT .a r
second quality goes 10 the foreign dealers under the
srn ,rnde hut the home ,rse they can control or
portion OF it. if their goods are worth any thing
am engaged
EXCLUSIVELY
IN THE CIGAR and TOBACCO
BUSINESS.
l attend right up to my business. and CLAIM TO
Understand NY Business.
And more than that, am going to make b-in-s- in
INV line of business in the business city Of siiini.
DEALERS.
PLEASE MAKE A NOTE OF THESE
FACTS!
And be governed accordingly Orders solicited and
promptly attended 10.
W. =. WELLS,
No. % Santa Fe .lreMWP.
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SUPERFINE FLOUR,

SUFEI1F INE + ANJU1N9
SMOKED BACON,
SMOKED HAMS AND SHOULDERS,
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs,
CANNED FIsH-in variety,
TEAs-medium and choice,
SPrcEs-all kinds,
BUrUER-choice New York,
+SUaARs- all grades,
POrAToEs-Irish and sweet,
OILs AND CANDLES,
CHEEsE-fine AM,
CHEEsE-Linbenger,
CANNED FRUITS Z VEGETABLES,
CnFFEE-medium and fine.
CIGARS and TOBACCO.
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Class I.-GRAfN 4 VEGIrABLEs,
Best white winter wheat, E. L. Nor
ton. :.
Best Mediterranean wheat, r. H. AL
lerton; I'd best Joseph Schneider.
Best red winter wheat owner IN
known I'd best, w. A. Short.
Best yellow corn, Joseph COburn (; I'd
best, c. W. Jones.
Best white corn, A. NJ. Beebe.
Best sol corn, T. J. Going; I'd best, T
II. Cavanaugh.
Best top corn, L. F. Parsons I'd best,
T. J. Going.
Best wheat -four, G. r. Underwood &
Co.
Best early York potatoes, c. W. Tres
sin.
Best Goodrich potatoes, n. D. East
man. I'd best, A. N. Beebe.
Best early rose potatoes, E. D. john
ston I'd best, G. W. Tressin.
Best white sprout potatoes, A. NJ. Bee
he.
Best Peerless potatoes, J. n. Deitz.
Best Shaker Russell, James Sharp.
DeSL W. "A. 'cuois ,
I'd best sweet, \. NJ. Beebe.
Best Onions, WIN Platt; I'd best c. W.
Tressin.
Best bects, J. NJ. Anderson I'd best,
C. W. Jones.
Best Cabbage, E. d. Johnston.
Best pumpkin, same.
Best Bhili squash, same.
Best cucumbcrs, T. ID. Wichersham.
Best peppers, J. I. Barnett.
CLASS dairy, SAccHARINE. &c.
Best butter, Mrs. L. f. Parsons Mrs.
J. NJ. Anderson.
Best hard soap, W. J. Boggs.
Best soft, same.
Glass K.-FRUITs.
Best peaches, Briggs & Blood; I'd best,
A. P. st. John.
Best winter apples, Gephart & Bort.
Best fall, same; I'd best, Briggs 4
Blood.
Best fall pears, Gephart 4 Bort.
CLASS L.-FRUIrs AND FLOWERS.
Best variety of flowers, Mrs. Wicker
sham.
Best greenhouse plants, same.
Best hand bouquet, same; I'd best
L. l.. Ruggles.
Best canary birds, Mrs. VIM. Bishop.
Glass M.-DOMEsrIc AND FANCY FABRICS.
Best rag carpet, 20 yards, made in
family, Mrs. Helen Cavanaugh.
Best pair wool blankets. same.
Best coverlet, same.
Best quilted counterpart, same.
Best dclaine quilt, Miss A. b. Allerton.
Best patch quilt, NJ. Cox; I'd best,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cavanaugh.
Best worsted comforter, Mrs. Bradley.
Best pair yarn mittcns, same.
I'd best wOrsted quilt, Mrs. II. NJ. Ca
vanaugh.
Cd best wooden yarn, e. W. Tressin.
I'd best pair fancy knit hose, Mrs.
Longaker.
I'd best linen table cloth, made in time
of revolution, exhibition only, Mrs. H.
NJ. Cavanaugh.
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Apples a Speciality,

And am enabled an al ori~rs for either o.
Wholesale retail. II the lowest ossibie prlces
large stock nov On hand for either table culinary
purPase>-
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plainly inform you, and prepared To hack up ev-
cry assertion, that will furnish far better cigar In
every respect,
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To tAe Editors nj TnE SALINE CousT JorRSAL.
The cool nights and mornings, and
II e warm, dreamy, quiet moons, pro-
claim:
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CIGARS and TOBACCO.
Fruit Producers

would further say that, having made most sstisfs'
tory arrangements " fh some Of the largest
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For. Less Money,

Than any foreign cigar that has been will be brought
to this market.