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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, May 1s. 1877

INV IUThI IUt''IHFi HIEJ To Io'If
The horse market continues active, and the
auction sales during the morning hours largely at
tended In the afternoon, however Fleetwood Park
ored an attraction which drew 20 Itself the attention
"Ileil was given 10 the market in the morning.
~ Ine Horse Auction Mart Of Messrs. Johnston Van
ei the sale Of horses carriages, harness. etc. took
diiin presence OF very numerous attendance; the
nE was spirited. and the prices realized tory
U I he5 eoncened. Tho hnr.es were sold follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
Ga Uhom II man Concern

NOTICE to UNDERWRITERS nderwr;t-
~ ers shrmg B9ia9g MsIe9 ry I So &c s
s Cyurt Of Ma which vii decide me .a'ras
En Further Information obtained 81 No lreSoAs "" no." -
Boston MAss.-May 10 ISL
NTOTICE--The public are cautioned again.
negotanE CHgCK the American hiens0Is sAs,A -
s o The Under vail be suitably gsAasls4 hT ls.St q. IL M
toBpye L<g W. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

A number OF other wOrkhOr3cs sold Mt 800 and Iess
There was to-day no special feature the carriape
trade Sales continue active at all the repositories
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Professional Nollces.

C0ITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
49,, ,bs ,,Rsthetic nitrous orde g sdn '1l "a ns
" mater u DO othn2 but EXTRACT lLk 49, ar4 20 aI
mmSra3T PAINS 5000 patients testify De A' ~ "'
ofcs No. 10 Cooper lpsanse
~ ID. HAMMOND, VI. d., formerly rioIeSsor
4 l. :, iunort,nt suecalties the Syrsclie AehcI y
80 ll IN Ell, Of N niaye, 4 w., Nsot' ~ -
b. sud al other special add sene. d 500, = - :
FOR NITROUS ONILE
as H. y U.sbr1uck late operator A. Cotton y ~ Nt'
- IA. removed 70 i6i Ffhsve and g51 Brold1y COR. 80
W. Entre practice devoted to the painless eh'fa,o- % '"'
Room No. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
cerlures ano Aleeiin3e.

,1pS II r. OLEARY, NJ. d., will commence
course Of LECTURES for L Spy q APo.0 y. iiC ",
DAY MAJ 10 II Models Manans &c, Which n eeei VIII
80 are while in Egroie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Recerts s4 bales with bal sprei Letters from otsego and
other hop growing o1Be Of Se sneak dco1rangy Of The grow
e vine In hroO been DESTROYED by the grub
and poed up vii tkea year to recover vigorous
anticipated The
lett'r OF July to commission
CbsB or ms t quotes hoIs at O good prime at
IN, menu II 80 lis and 6s al l2dlS Among
Tie % Of The past week istn $50 bales OH aud new Cali
% bales good Nconsln &c ~
Do r state 8; p 70 NJ gan &C. 20 State, gle and 10
good d. lOc ing In 20 u At re hhere we quote
lion. Sta,s Prime b....dl5 Hops. State OH GOod. 3d3
~ DO Com 10 Fsir... DO Ola. Com. 10 Fsr.... 2a3
cav DO Od Ct'''''''''''' lax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
WATERFOWL OI,ss) LIVE STOCK MARKET-MtY ]


eRec Az head; market quiet; blehs ar having
SLOWLY at &C. weeks prices all sat oce a
l !O EXTRA 40 75a Gre quality 500 SO 20 second quality
50 5OaS9 s.; tnirl quality 5i0S5. Sheep AID Fps
Steady sales lots At 80 J04 - ~ each eAua
75u$9 o. Veal calves =[O+lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Shipments for last j seoD 27O bb and tc beef
bbs pork L. PCS h Rccts Of mess pork 5Oy bos
beef q9 pkg. inca "a kgs ard 40 pkgS lard Notwth
standing The lower ruling abroad, shipments have been
yery nee. Al Of me {, low here We quoe7
Reef Sides n good I'LL 0. Mutol good 10 Pme,'.l on
Do Common 10 1l 4trbs as
Mutton common 70 Hos, City dressed a
TOULThY GAME.
81, Sc .Od2c, few Pc Many live
fowls are coming nom The Ore carloads really sod
AZ 9e but lie the closing pres for the hest Western. Geese
stber lite demand Pigeons scarce to-day
They pOor-t plump and fehy Only picked
birds should be sent and pGc4eI IN be-. We quote;
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Pigeons, VIII, pickel...........................
HTa ra4r 30

potatoes coming lite Souh Carolina lao Dds
ChIre-On have been received
Maryland
plenty big stuff is abundant and
suas sell, but at low prices Oh po
tstoes are ueaug prime double heads State reaching -
Michigan, Is. We quotes 49, - %.
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Receipts pkgS and G of peanuts To Oil California
order OF 5oo dn,d cppl acc paid and
Tor few Of them Possibly ia makes boilers rather hmer but the
order filed and other an apparent lot Of 800 b is oHeTei
without takers some p ID ord nary Southern soil at g. with
bbl bckhe
. OO 1910 This nearly the stock Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKEr-MAy l6
CattleReceI 3l5 against 3l3 same Ga OF lat week M1ret
dun and butchers the sales SISTED o ~ 70
po Steers weisin, from 2j5 N G6 81 -; 10 MF
sop ID 50 8l 36 Michigan l,lt8 g. 100 d. at 80 ~
and sc IS Shee-NO stock consisting Of il going
East in hands HogsNo raie here worth reporting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

FUEs SKINS.
skunks while MAX sell slowly Prices are
with the exception higher ruling for city slaughtered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

w. Resrectfully
ONE GRAND CONCEGT,
the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
on THURSDAY EVENING MAY H.
He will be assisted by
TIE FULL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA,
Ard by Eminent Afistl.
THE OLE BULL GRAND PIANO -
with voice iur ~ e n 70 Us
e.nce and spproys ical world and The public % e
ckets NAV he pcure Ffh Avenue Hotel " 90 20 IN A., 10
49,, nj Boaday Mr. Skinner muic 10 ~ boa Va NC
Rnlnan IA Broadway. Nallt, ueAet agent 1N' o. ~
Office, Academy OF Music.
rs,UE SHEITERING ARliS-Reception and
Presenaton Of B,nners-Our els invite 90 ftipAl.
Tie Ma reception, which viii ie ttil " e
o'clock Intrulr pnl Ik $3.50.
grounds will be occuei that DAY b. hi ,.,ipr
Hrorose bollipg sale fesmen's snd fancy I ~, -
tr AMI 6trDg u, the building Any grnc me , i 49, i,,on
nav he ssnt on ihurag afternoon or FniF NOR u. IN m,
stables OGce l2i BroadSay he trcset so1 sie he
rce AZ bslfnast thrre O'Clock. To reach i~ "a g.,
Figbthsye cars 10 One and tEen' .. ,o IT,,
Rs lrosd Manhs;ianye or ne imri'' ~ m 5AN secr,-
lem and Manhat awhile cT0ssroal =, -
NENTRAL PARK GARDEN;
~ -r,,,s o f iSCFsY EVENING drrng ne Ffek.
ruponnsp TgoNAs and HIS FAMOUS oR' II slkA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

FRUITS And BERklES
Crsnberhe dropped longer sbe Strawberries arrive
freely lie lat part Of last week About bo
received from Mar this NOR ing Heavy rains IN south
Carolina give saDdel from the Cherries poor cOoseb
sale The small bke Southern jersey sirawbees
arrived to-day few eIieee tie latter part Of the week We
quote;
Strawberries s. C., Do DO, oommon;'. $50 20
Nc. l. et6 80 6ooseernes bush ..1 > W
DO. No 2. y lOO 20 Chernesi oFhnar',ID La
Strawberries Va, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

Receipts packages for the week which 557 less than the
srerous Corresponding last 80 There fmnes
close tonight with prospect Of higher ruling before TIE
above quotations re
The cool weather Of tie past week
favorable on, hut change liable
bat good packing should be allowed We
Quot:
EHa hsnds.... 01t Geese q ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17

l. IN ,os.essou ave raj lots and rrc prices are ,, s,
Ing them Ssen mad above - IS hut we note y 90
se 80 20 bb only mjing at 80 fee n,e sbirne abroad;
RELY s, w Car4ds in q 81 81 am lp b's ri oer
note 10y g mas ere dull there little cali o ee"
peas We qdoie Doao Com. TO fat 80 81 ~ ~ w Wv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28
RPOn the NulhePfy.

Thinking that 1t might be interesting toyour
readers, I present few casual observafiosns
relative to our dOings on Mulberry. For
several months past. sociables have been held
alternately at the residence Of each settler. on
Saturday night Of each week. which have been
prolific Of much good and engendered the best
Of neixhbOrhood feeling. The exercises at
these sociables consist Of charades, discussions,
reading select pieces. and familiar ciit-chai
No better society can bc found in the entire
State than is located within radius of few
miles from the Davis school house. Such gath
erings have a great tendency to relieve the
monOtony Of frontier life and elevate the moral
tone OF society. On Saturday evening next.
the 3Oth inst, public lecture on chemistry
will be delivered at the Davis school house by
DIR. j. w. Boy.e.. to be illustrated with expert
ments. 1t is expected that this lecture will be
followed By others. during the winter, from
Mr.. Wait. our able and efficient teacher. DIR.
Switzer. Col. Logan, and others, of which, due
notice will be given. Would it not be advisable
for other communities Ia the county to inaugur-
ate similar state Of things, as there certainly is
abundance of hone talent in Saline county 10
ill this measure of our wants. MULBERRY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Mr.. Frank Goodnow. o, this city, WAS married
at Norwalk. Ohio. on Wednesday evening. De
ccIiibe- 20:h. 10 Miss hate Brown OF the latter
place. The Norwalk Reflector notices the mar
rage ceremony in the following manner
- The Church on the occasion WAS filed long
before the ceremony with the many friends and
acquaintances of the bride and groom, from
fIr and near. and at the close, Oh invitation
from the parents and bride, notwithstanding
the night was bitter cold one, large mum Der
repaired to the elegant residence of Mr.. Brown,
to congratulate all parties upoa the au>picous-
ness OF the event. and pariake 0; the well
known hospitality OF hos; and hostess An hour
or more was thus pleasantly spent, ard OH the
departure ofthe happy couple for an eastern
trip, they We're accompanied by the warmest
wishes OF all present for pleasant and pros
pcrousjourney and 4 happy fl.tillm n, of their
most saRguine cN,tcc.a tious.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28
MCPHERSON CO., KANSAS,
The Place Of Location.

Dr.. +. S. KING. President.
J. ". HILL, Vice President
IL. \. HENDRY. Secretary.
L. 5. EDWARDS, Treasurer.
J. VI. FELLOWS, cr-. Sec'y.
At King City, Mcpherson County. rs.
King City is locate d in Mciher-
son County. State Of Kansas. and
near the centre of the county. on
Turkey Creek, this being the prin-
ciple stream near the centre of the
county. a beautiful grove of tim
Der lines its banks at this point.
which Is reserved and protected
for the city park. Mcpherson
County is $50 miles Yves. os the
Missouri state line and is near
the centre of the state North and
South. living between the Smoky
Hill and big Arkansas rivers and
including all the valley ofTurkey
creek and the valley of the little
Arkansas river for about thirty
miles also the valley ofthe Smo-
Ky Hill for about the same dis
lance. This county is 36 miles
long and 80 miles wide. Tie
lands are unsurpassed " any in
the State and are not culled, thus
giving the actual settler the first
choice Of home. \ north and
south railroad is contemplated,
which will run through about the
centre Of the county. This will
give King City all the advsntag-
es of railroad communications.
Newton, % milessoth-east of King
City, on the Atchison. Topeka d
Santa Fe railroad. is now our
nearest railroad station.
Our line Of latitude is on par
alell with Washington, ID. c.. thus
giving US neither the extreme heat
of the South or the cold winters
of the North.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

SleshIng in Kansas has hitherto been COLI
sidcred an anomaly. but now i, may be called a
peculiarly Of this climate. Tie jinglin z bells,
the SIN oo,hly running sleigh. the comfortable
robes nuitering in the breeze and the gabbi. OF
SWANS and lasses-lll hurried by orr Office on
Saturday last. AMI We were the Oh servers octhe
po.no an! circumstance ola real o,d-fasli.
Toned sleigh r.lc. We remembered those
gushing times " Of the long ago away up
In the cold North-ca Il. when by strategic and
haif-:,nconions q, moves se-...se qucstered ~
our gentle companion under our a;csilc si,ad-
ow with brotherly REGARD, for the purpose of
warmth. while We quoted poetry. acted simple.
andci: up. As we sill o-er thc f-.cy sa,x
Those We're jolly OCCASION; thea, an IS. guess
they are now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Christmas day of ISL viii loag he remeu,-
hered by the people of Salina as the day follow
ing one of the most dreadful catastrophies tina,
eoald possibly happen to a young and prosper
Gus city; ! day upon which fall oae-haf of the
business houses We're laid in ashes Notwitl-
stsndiny this cruel blow. which served 10 cast
shadow upon the anticipated enjoymen,s of
this occasion and which was deeply fel, by our
entire community, old and young, the day was
observed to some extent in the usual manner.
In the evening. large number of people were
assembled at the Methodist church to witness
the distribution of gifts from the Christmas
tree. gotten up under the auspices Of the Meth
odis. Sabbath School. After some fine singing
by the school, and some excellen: remarks TO
the children by the Rev. Mr.. Hays, Of the Pres
byterian church. the heartily ladened tree was
relieved Of its rich burdens much to the deliyh,
of the youthful recipients as well as to those OF
m afurcr years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

We are glad to h.ar tia. all those prisons
who were burned on; by the late fire. will.
without one exception. continue on in their
business as soon as they can get rooms. Mr..
"oes'cls and Mr.. Whitman are At present oc-
eupying the building lately vacated by u. Hell
Ter. Patrick Cunningham intends opening ais
saloon rs soon rs lac can rent or put up a ba.Id-
ing. A. G. Couse has already contracted for
new livery stable, 3oxlOo feet. to be bull, with
IN TWO weeks time. Dih,e & Davis will p.,t up
sail basiness house q: oace. Mr.. Dayis hay.
ing already gone TO s.. Louis for goods. John
Foster and DR.. Jenny will have their Off SO for
the present with +. A. wildman. on Seventh
street. Dr. NicSles has reafed AN oslice ovcr
hain'iu & Woolley's store. Major Probest Is
20 occupy the room adjoining Huebner's tivery
s'aoie OF the north side, and will nut mn n
o"si'aess house as soon a. possible. R.T.Wat-
40, !. mas reated the room now occupied BIZ "
- 'rnan, real estate agent. John she,-;n
mas TEN porarily opened I'D his business =, m,
mouse lately knoxa n The Elkha-, Ruu,,d
Saloon, jus; south Of Gel, Co.. ~ n
WIZ andooosediy build coon. Beebe A N..,in
are located for the present one door por.h a
Radcdns' furniture store. c. q. N,,s,,,. AZ.
press oshce Will be found AZ Seitx.s d,u- -.
z. ". Aorrow Is making prepar..ions !. h,;.s
on IL LOT just south of Hamlin 4 W..r..,.
w.P. THICKER has not - ~ made a.v -.
mite afraaxensnts; hst ~ psshaAly bsi,l
soon. Anthese ssad-n = AaSs II eaass,e,a.
and eaaG that vfll evefreae ssrsie eseo
thaatAis. 80 Ne sxps6s = - tAsk h1na1ey
rs-eseahlishsd IN our buu1ses cireso IN Wy
All - NTv9Sv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Although We hive probably omitted the
names Of many persons deserving Of honor:.bl.
mention for their good deeds in the lie fire,
the presence of mind and un;irins eff rs OF the
following persons in the midst Of fun. SIN okt
and danger c me under our personal ob,erva-
ton: H.F. Woolley, n. 5. Curtis. j. d. n
Conrad, John Foster. w. N. Durham. G. e.
Pr ebert, Ed Robaeys, John O'Brien. Miss Done
gan. Z. r. Underwood. Robert JeNiies. d. r.
wagstaff. f. W. Ober, I. L. Bond, Willis Kes
Ter. -Beardsley, J. W. Russell aid J. X
Lun. There are probably many other persons
who are deserving Of special mention, and We
will be happ: to get thtir names 20 rec ord il
this connection.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

In an unos;en.a,ious. yet. thorough manner.
TresSin drives ahead in the hardware trade.
He employs thorough workmen and prompt
clerks. Hall, the clever. is one Of those who
do the honors of the counter. Trcssin keeps
all articles in the line. and any person who
goes there for any pattern Of stoves. or for tin
ware. hardware. or a farming utensil or ma
chine. will not fail finding them all and will be
suited with the prices. While perambulating
our streets in quest Of goods. We advise the
country people TO cali in at Tressin's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Land OBOE towns don't die At all. They in
vazishly hank among the mos, substantial and
peosperous places in the S;afe.-Sssiesa. OH.
ssn
Correct. Still, Il depends to considerable ex-
tent ap tie towns natural advantages. Sali-
=. for Instance has always been live Town,
and weele b without . Land OAlcc. Junction
CITY. howevsr. needs fitsle ofthes- artificial
esetzlvanees 70 keep her from sliding into a
SbaFth-easss hamlet. When she lost ,he Land
o.. - oted out with exc4uciasine psip.
..What thsil I Do . b ssvedts' for one az her
nsis says Vas sundessd- 1t had damaging
sqecf upan ~. NowsAe IL trying 70 draw sus.
bsnancs IRON Wild railroad prejeetx. We be-
ueve. o. ~ uAele. good. live uswspaper,
NJ t1e cdss4 does more for town dan an
Sk6s hslAlss p,iiinciaas maks a 50 much con.
sequence 70 cestr'n localities.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Ono Of the 1lvee~orth merchants. a soon
Is hshaard Of the Saina fire. wrote TO one of
our merchants, who was sufferer by the ire.
that he wished Immediate payment of $50 he
was owing hin. The indianapolis millionaire.
who contributed 81 TO the Chicag, relief fund
ought 20 be pu. in the sam, bag AL pound ID
into hash.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

/. WIS. Wells has been re-arranging his cigar
store, painting up. and adding ncw and tasty
improvements. With an eye to the accomoda.
tion Of his many customers. he has constructed
. esse containing eighteen drawers, with locks
SAD keys. 60 that each smoker can buys box OF
cigars. put them in his box under lock and key.
and smoke whenever he ulay feel SO in lined.
without asking the odds Of ANYBODY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Commence the new year with good resolves,
determined that your good deeds on the page
of ~ shall stand out in bold, unnistakabIe
characters as examples such AS Can be pattern
ed after by those coming after you. Apply
those beautiful words from the :. Psalm of
Lite :"
Foot prints, that perhaps another.
Sailing Ger life's solemn main,
foriorn and shipwrecked brother.
Seeing, shall take heart again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

a. Siegel is just in receipt 81 large stock Of
goods. consisting OF dry goods. cloths. blank
cts. all kinds of fancy goods, and all articles in
the gentleman furnishing line: all of which,
are being sold at very low prices. Let the peo-
pie remember the placement door TO Dur
hams real estate Oi;icc--and visit his house and
test his goods and prices. Anything Ia his
line not found in his store will be received on
order in ten days time also articles no, sui,iny
purchasers will be exchanged. He also keeps
all kinds of soldiers clothing and blankets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

We have upon oar subscription list the names
of few subscribers who have no; paid up.
Asour first year is soon to close. We desire all
such persons TO settle up. for We desire 70 COM
mcncs the new year with clean books.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Persons indebted to the firm Of Dihle d D.S-
IL, harness makers ami saddlers, will find AZ
opportunity OF settling with them i, once by
calling At J. W. Russcll's harness shop, where
the books ofthe firm for the tin, being are d.
posted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Some persons have asked why We did not Is
sue an extra on the occasion of the Are. We
intended to do SO on Monday. but were prevent
ed ~ an accident from so doing. Any day
after Monday, in orr opinion, was too late for
sl,a nr,hlica tinn OF an eNfr. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Col. Ayres' jcweiry rattle came of ON The
evening Of the sd. according To mott e. J. c.
nohler drew the first and second prizes-:hc
diamond ring and music box; Messrs. Done
gan, wickham. Snead, Ayres. Thomas. MOB
ley the balance Of the prizes. After the raffle.
followed IN oyster supper. given by the Colo
mel, which was the only prize we drew.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

4 learned author is occupying hi, tim. in Try
ing to prove that the golden image that Aaron
ct up for the Worship Of the isracliies was
COW instead nf calf. While this is being done.
Nafftt. withou, trying. has proved himself the
.oess Fbofogrspher in Central or Western Kan
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

A look into Flanders & Martins store 40 Gle
gantly stocked. instantly makes man search
for his :. wsasie skin and seek to purchase
s,msthing, for they have everything.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Posr OHYrr CaAxoEs.-The name Of Piiny
postodlce. on Gypsum creek, Saline county,
has been changed to Prescott. =. H. Viefing
has been appointed postmaster. He sent his
Official bond on to Washington astevenins.
Mr.. A. 5. Potter. Of Lincoln county. writes :
% A postoffice has been established in the North
West corner Of this county, ION Spiilman
creek. six miles North West OF POstersbargb to
be called Cedron, James Stewart, Esq. having
been appointed postmaster. Mr.. Stewart l. =
very nice man and win undoubtedly give en-
tire satisfaction TO the settlers In this vicinity.
He formerly resided below Salina. few miles.
aud, presume, has many friends in your
town"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

The gentle Kaws are still! lingering around.
and " 20 one eye" on the goods and things
stvei from the fire with tn. in lad:nce OF Tn.
Arabs who infest the wrecks on he coast ~
Africa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

woman's rights afterno on meetings for
the convenience Of those that live a; distance
to advocate the right Of every woman of sound
taste aud fine discrimination To purchase her
teas of the Il. 5. Tea Company, through their
AGENT r T. Watson
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

The newly elected officers take Possession OF
their respective offices, OIL the 10Th of January.
with the exception of the treasurer. who takes
nj. ONCE In july next.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

You will notice that our advertisers who SUI
fered By fire have los, none of their Zeal in pat
fonixirK printers. bat are still! determined to
let the people know that their business is only
tenn oFarily disarranged.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

Desolaic looking Is tho - burnt di-;ric, nos.
bnt fsw shset months under the .urr,,e,,c
and never.g ive-u, spirit Of the sufferers. vii,
sullce to bas::.h every mark Of chsrrrd ,imb.rs
and In thsir place viii spring up s,s,licr and
far more Substantial ediiices than before.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

The copartnership ofKeslcr & Playford, coal
dealers. has been dissolved. The business will
hereafter be carried on in the name Of II. w.
Playford. See his a,lyertiseInefr-$
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-12-28

The question OF dividing in twain the long
blocks on Santa Fe venue.a is now being dis
Guessed, the Affirmative OF the proposition being
war.Ily espoused BY many OF our leading and
9ost influential citizens. The project meets
our hearty endorsement, as We have always
considered the present size Of the blocks as de-
tracing much from the beauty of the city and
caus...g the greatest amount Of Inconvenience.