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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BUY THE BEST.
Notice

11EMBERs OF THE PEOPLES MUTU-
lN AL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Will
take notice that there will be special
meeting OF the stockholders at the regular
place of meeting, on TUESDAY EVENING
at 5 o'clock, November 18th, 1871, for the
purpose of amending the Constitution. be
On hand one and all. BY order Of the Board.
CHAS. w. GUNNER,
noo5.s Secretary pro tenn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28
WHOLESALE cRocERS.
MAXWELL, T|RGLE & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
ANDPROVISION DEALERS
50 MAIN STREET, WEELING.
Sepl2
Ten.

Tea.
az HLF. CHESTS g. p. TEAS.
~ Is hlt. Chests Oolong Teas.
hlf. Chests Young Hyson Teas, In store
aud arriving.
sepI2 MAXWELL, TlNGLE h co
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28

Flour.
1OO BBLs. "CREAM OF WHEELING"
lUU White Wheat Fancy.
200 bbls. "Virginia Mills" Family.
30 bbls. Legal Tender" Family.
For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL TINGLE& co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-28

Syrups.
a. BBIsS. LOAF SUGAR" DRIPS.
10 Is bblS. "White Sugar" Drips.
Is bbls. "Honey" Drips. For sale by
sepl2 MAXWELL, TINGLE 4 co.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
Doaro ano Rooms.

ITO LET-To single gentlemen, without boarn
nieeleflrishei BACK PARLOR second toor aro hAbs
BEDROOM a. 4O Boui-st Dean Brookn htn'e'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
JlHES IyGREEaY & Co.,
BeOADwAY AND ELEVENTH FT.r
a.H oHel,
Oa MJNDaI. Jane y.


d '-'- LACEs FROM AUCTION
rar .. 'a.. thl1 Importer frrs
Peal THREAD LACE saAHLs. a. 800, 80 Tlo T.'' N'r''
FrgRF ,p lace stCQUES 800 +3o worth sEo 70 80"
P ii.EAJ PAEAsOL COVERS. ia elegant designs, '" -
Z, r..
IA THREAD BAEBEs from o. 2 worth IRON >. - {" = -
LANA LACE PAEASOL COVERS. rs % u ~ ~ "oHs -
t0
LLAMA LACE SACQI IE-. Boz betat uu c n '. - .' r-
A nm Ira of RrfELLNr-. FifIIN.N. ftI iH'.. ''i'.
P7RES EMBROIDERED SETa, HASDhEAlhitfa' &C. &c.. b"
PSRaSois and sS UMBRELLAS h all the latest STYLES ard shades
/ az verv puces -. ..-~ or. .,.r.. .. An. -.-,
st,l.s ,oa airf , p { A. buttons
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
JAMES II'CREERY & Co.,

BROADWAY tNO ELrVtHTH TH- u.
o. MONDAY. Jrr. u,
A.l U4er
SIMMER DRESS GOOD.
-. At GREAT fssdd.p itS.. 'H rlt'
....rt- = -~fa. q r-r..r chad H
zu tfece5 oi BLAtk AID WHITE FLAlD> from -',.
IlI.cs nf FANCY PLAIl- It -f' m. f a.fr.s a.Ir
- pec O. BATTEZE CLOTH LINEN WARP .trIcs, 90 5Iie
.UI uees of GR il alI .LAi Is ~lE PES. 'H. s...
l-H pieces of FINE ENGLISH MIXED NOHAit W ,'e, uau-.i
from &c.
LINEN DRESS GOODS u .L-E Lawns, .r.H
JAPANESE GRASS CL0TI u.a s.1.r, . t'
- CHINESE RASS CLOl ID. 30. aai
BUFF LINENS, ull--t By Rcfarssoty
sons s. Orien for family trade.
cssas LINEN SEEGES a va,hir. material '1 rrr-~i.
magu ftent ruer of FRENCH O3C 'NulI~ sNADNF>
ENGLISH BAkEGEs IRISH FOFLiNN ElApLlslrf -4l o.4r
choice Dress Goods N greatly reduce rrre.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
Urn GOODS.

TTOCFTHER the largest stock ever offered
~ 70 tie mile ~ reaL STccs..s, Gentere ,s, NO.
MERE Hal us, s. BARGAINS N B,y. oAiHynhs COW
Bro4ss4v LIZ Broadway p.ces. 9 - y, n
PAEY Aogt.J a .i-oy q The b,.e Buy Be-. No. 70
Mrs. A. BURDETTE SMITH PATTI lbkS ~,
WI BAZAAR slt BroadWuy Tsentsih and i"sh - scr,
srrva srrnrnsr Berlin and Bsse il iesf-
pe Gr,nd,-t display sen in fe- orr.
6<d y he fora md vafuut. pre-. he gr CON No-''
nat I'm
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
JAMES NPCREERY & CO.,

BROADWAY AND ELEyESI-..s.
VIII ofcr
o. MONDAY. June T..
IADTES WHITE WAKING SUITS. 70" 1-f trran' ~ e.
LADIES WHIlE WALhIAG SUITS Falu4s syH, li,4 81 io
-l2 - -
LADIES LINEN WALKING SUITS. - arI
LADIES' LINEN NALhNG SUITS, pl-e --.l, - 'o a.h
LADIES PIQJE WALKiAG SUITS, -6
LADIES' SWISS NAIAlAG SUITS. r-1 .r. --.
LIGHT CLOTH SACQCES from Berlin. 2 o. red from ss1
LINEN DRESSES. handsomely braided ior children fo 20 gyrs
oil ~ IS O. ~ ~
GRAY LINEN BLOUSES handsomely trliel, II -, - '3
COTTON CHENISE~ tucked r0kes, - ctltA
CAMBRIC CHEM >Es uc.ed voAes u
LADIES' TUCKED SKIRTS IL
LADIES BREAKFAST SACQUES, Sl
FRENCH COGSE : gc,t shapes. lj cents.
ZEPHYR CORSET. or weather : =.
CHuDRESS PIglE DRESSES. Laud-0AeF hrlif.l. from -
PIQUE WALKING COATS INFANTS C.otnS
LACE CAPS. SLIPS. FLANNEL AND CAMBNt skIkIS,
TOILET BASKETS. &C..
N STOCK Or MADE TO ORDER
INFANTS WAEDROBES COMPILE b. -a
LADIES' TROUSSEAU. =i2.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
auriion Sales Of Real Csiatc
GALE BY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT

GALE BY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT
TIE estate '.Dfnis. Higgins. deceased v.l be resumed on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE il, 1871.
TIE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS OR PLOTS TO SUIT
TIE BUYER, AND WILL BE SOLD TO TIE
HIGHEST BIDDER, WITHOUT LIMIT
NO UNDER BIDDING FOR THE ESTATE
A POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. BY
A LAWRENCE, Aue.oneer
Situated between white stone College Point an F-sang being but
few minutes WALK from Eve -epos and two steamboat aalusa
FoRTYFOUB TRAINS DAILY RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT
oNII TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES PROM THRTYFOURTHST.
NEWIOEK-
Excellent Schools and Churches Of aI leuou- atoms.
esahorhooo thoroughly drained and free from naliroas diseases
Goo. soil; high ana dr., splendid ol failing wells
Great bargains lad tie last sale ou The 1-l o.. NJ! WIN
LOIS WORTH THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS SOLD fuk TIE
SMALL SIN OF FIFTl-FIyE DOLLARS
Al are invited ro and see t1e land
Map anu l particulars D. A. HIGGINS q Cor;aras- View
Tork: b. " DOWNING Attorney, Fasingi and Of WILLIAM
HIGGINS on the premises p Z. LOE. A-l--ee-
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
Bryl. P. rAmcH1rp. A1caorser By
NIONDAY- JUNE u, Il

MONDAY JUNE u, 1o1l,
At T. O'clock r, --'D "-- even '-''0'" -i'-' '@7
VIZ ... ~ EIGHT FTIL LOTS OF LAND
frIrtr- sdt O-aEueil ana f-i u tD
-.1Iel- side ui c trs' O., ccnrt' l '. lt , pei
v.-r or greet Broadway t1e Grand bi- l4--
Iils..ys Circle. al le Central !tlsi sl- -seI e l.l'
rr.I.r+- De- rHrtt-r oi tt'
,v oysErr -hs su th glrar-fs oi the GREAT
WEST SIDE 5o streets graded seFeIe. Ae l04se
De eusr8fei N desired and - mat ,i- i0
Svrf-..t lots sold tog, her tSee uar ems iht'e
WEST FFTlSEFL The NV J. r4lI4-i- ~ . LAM
s-r.fe dr hs r0-arl n Wee. Ffrse7fg.t ST. G ii "is
seee- paret. eur 90 feet west ron Nai1a'e. --s
h. Unison near BlOaiE-Y ec
WE>T NTTIIErH>r-ONEfILO fI LOT g1 f so-tl EIDE oi SKY
fsa-s- f.et of Fcht.-ave ard Central PafA. -, -
BGOADNAY AND NAE0LbAs IT, nt.r L.eeel So 'o ~.
oloc. lots o ths" Ic4-al sale iJc d. ll IieA no
For s a1d pgr, apply al TIT ote o. TIE AHconss NO il
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
AT KINZEY'S.

GREAT CLEARING
SALE
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
RE FHDNS .
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12


CHEARING, Rolling, and Measuring, Fulling,
- NaIa-. s- Lr -- Machines l CaIQ coIe,, aua Print
Dr. roF tIa goods 90 rean
erg,t xL L.i4 paired ari ground Sapenor Loon
GEO C. HOWARD I-S. E.t'e-rt't Ptfh, Pa
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
Ccaal Nsiltes.
Corpora,lou Notices.


orFr-F oy BOARD og Er,i,E. ~ ArLBEHHy-s7.
EXCISE NOIICE.-NUtlce Is hereby gwen
II 49, ttr cyar e JAZZ vN De- promptly enforce a. a
ro-s Who o,fere sa De- found selling i'f'
VINES Ae. oI Bees without Lu,e rom lbs 6aii -, orr! o.
the Board JUN H. "'i-Li''-'' ''''
'A' oFliCE HOURS FROM A. " To I P. ". DAILY
Erv.l .Es 'i1r 2r la-l q
ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inclosed IN
sa.. ery. re sli DOL. Proposal. fog cloe re e"
lTlEF TpE lNER WAL ut tlr Do -.r. N 9 ir
r.ei A. he per ot h, Deraffe- Of pc.s ar SAT- fl,A
1- s-f A. 2ort r Tor -H cur yar's oi NloNL
M yer wall % De lersIt- from .Jli 'es.a Le-i ftf No. b
North RIVER --- - .t.....f .. D.. .
BanF forms f1i agreements car BE- obanei 81 -
Olce OF i4e D,PA,I o. q. s.f l+, u, .Y1l '-s'
TOilN r. ANNFN
WILSON &. Hl 1T,
HENRY A.. >All n. Ntcumlssotetf'
TiCHAED ". HEERY.f
WILLIAM WOOD,
C.EyrulE EASL. S..t.-I.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12

TT0TmeTTT StfN0l H0ls'I :
Just rcs.,ed Open June Is Modern Structure ana C NJ
ererv regptr VIII be under the Management Of Jas -
l,rs ". rr+ou Gardner Of the Giey f'ate "
formerly Of he Hotel Applications for rooms @c e'e's4
SYKES. GARDNER a Co.. Fropreors
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
countrp Real estate tor Sale.

1T NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
n WiM.ST AND ROUND HlLL) a. loss
srel... COUNTRY ESTABLISHMENT to be 90. ,,e. in the
estate A rarv chance 10 buy at low cost one o 'O
viepitv Of THIS noted Summer resort ,h.hrooms cost
uorsRPrep,A ro.f villa Is rooms lsuntrf 81 ~ complete
n bald s260g and ever modern and lawn pleutv Of
CROI NDS-Kighi acres orchard hl.sae
trat ana running housc snd sa bouse bopse
RrrIIprNGS-Stahles barn esr1Agr'n'0
&c A. an spacious and convenient - .,n m WEDNESDAY
I,rot previously disposed o. vii e"iseS e so
81 Jrns al o'clock D The prel.s0etr sbovr nv
fAo'ot' VI @-' INV p W CLARK Executor.
P q BOX lQ4 Nortbampton.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12
Cbartcs for BUSINESS mcn.

TOR SALE-A COPPERAS MANUFACTURE
W I- nearly new and ready ior immediate use u coos
"'''''' An' viii '' COPPEEAs. SevarE J.
I TNBERMEN and CAPITALISTS ATTEN-
TfOy 1.-Two W MILLS complete establishments wth DIV"
s0usre ne uei-ra-el ld lower II Lawrence for sAL s
s1- CAHgHAY .JrrIi Lumber Commission Mer,lLlt- Won
trss and Qiebec GO. l. COOK Co, ~ Wallis, heFAors
where ans can he ss-f.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-12

81
PSsS Is3s l o5,d &c i'i .7 y , sa,y Be- 10 70 c..s
MRS. A. BURDETTE SMITH PAIIbksSs ~
sT-an.r s,vie Berlin lnd Br' ~. ae', 5eil
std 70 ihe fora md variant pre- We gro eh wodes to e'e'
Ar EIH"sYft Iw"EgEX'S
sTxTuAyE. AsD yrXITEEsTEsT
NEW GOODS ,rp poprr.v pr,czg LATEST 'T'IAs'
s.. ThogsaoSl US =. -, s , p =. ~ " a. ,ou can
TaE LARGEST AssoRTaExI cP uSEsr GOODS 30 rfLEcr
wBARs DAILY afc1.ylSG NOVELTIES.
riEf ifD LsrgT SsT' sRRiks o. If1sIos
as soon Al iniroeroe 90 The market
wEnAvE y. Y I.s,cE 4IgITIoyss TO orr STOCK
Will OPS oS NoyDN
= Fys-4 n l'fbS bSS9a4NGSr 9Is, 221r
~ OUH D R~ Goods sIOCk
Will EE focsD ATTRACTIONS ~
0AAS'h'' 'H-'A' PoPLISs. ASD sERGEs
PLAIN BLACK AND STRIPED GRENADINES
IA - o. a.- -Se 'sI+
::: rs: l;' s9 S.9:' eii.',. VS.. 81 ;.s s.. q
3 Pc ss9i TsSass1 s.ass, i'H a Gsii a Y no B 10: &c.
Ce,r-i Tr%@ia1g SIS. u is. 81 D. - % nn8 a. 80
o Fees' PoPlns Aoha., sld Lawns, eoo P'e.H' Ae ie'
-. :. gSPERo AeMEyrs AND coRsgTs r.-.,,.
~ fern ss Coes lc1ng al tle popular ates OF bonfs'
4i'--'"'' ~ Aa--fnl-e Nefrtf ''fsf'''s 80 "
Ven &c g.. era-.', era-, ,.',..rs.Tr. saee 60
lo-racs WaikEE s-l-.. -. 1o'raeE- &C. and 81
NsltGosus, sl ~ p, 81 s.
STEINER MERry9 UyDEEGARNEyTs Ayp HOSIERY
Fa- L...es Gents. oval. tl--sc-.
G,1. > ss@s,, % w. =, e. ~ &C. c. *, e. ''s ~. '5 sL
IHH e. GsH.s Ner-l Drawer .J-
LANs LIAES. AND sNl,s .JIs
FOR LADIES AID nj 2.
Lr.es wl.,e Lawn s-s a...y unae - - %. s'' ESQ
~ wb Lawn s4 nah better with ovess'a s7 - e. so
E.5 ' Dab. aaI s.se5or sls 80 q sl tis', Is o.
'' III. p. yvl..e Lrva w--p.a. 70 20 to s70
F- IA. INKS. i... r Wrapper. 81 3d. -
Ch ys ,lr.-e. I4u 4ll ,aH5He s-s .n aI 'ae e-''''
T. -i ,5i. I. a's, snl 2ll'es CaFs. plain and e''
o''-' '- '''H ID. Ar yasY low PRICES. ....,,
Mis- C5l1rs' L--l al4 Lla .-is a.-ig ta' - = ~
,ii l .s e-..- 81 go. Fl = sl 2a e and 50
boz Linen sl-. -- .. -- t4. 81. a.i - -
srrlWtOOIr REVIVED AsD rNr.TM2D.
,.. 80 40
uo. rfISG AND. DOMESTIC loops.
Trn ire N.a.a.. i-.e -a.a ID Torres.
curtains -'--' AZ VH6LE-ALa PRICES.
N1.trgham Curtain i.-- %. p. .-.e-- -'ar --- no
VERY lla .c. EI.., t.e. -se, tle
Dies. Trimming F-zs. or2. E15oas Brrass. fsrir'Fy s'''
nsa Leather Morocco ari Canvas rergE-ss are and choice
Assortment
NOW OPENING
LAMA AyD PrsH-a Ice s,A" -- fASe -1. 4'' ~
Laaa La.. ,4st. = =.-i,
STIRRED an. 10 8le.e ald Or.laae s-as, r! p. ~ -
al- =~
RrcrE9 NrAars
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

We arr. at Last. to have . cirrus. Lake =
Hippo Olympia,l and Mammoth Cirrus. under
, the management of Madame Agnes Lake. j.
coming and will exhibit at Siilia. on the 90 Il
Of July. Saturday at } o'clock aml . O'clock
T.. NJ. Among the extremely Gathering r,rom-
n,e,ulation>. we extract the following from tue
Salt Lake U'tah) Daily Tribune:
Tue CIRcrs.-We visited Mrs. Lakes e.
nous institution on saturday evening. anil
were pleased to the great ronrOiir>c Ofpco-
pie who had assembled within the manim0ih
isyilliOu to witness the performance ri What
rssss,. lss.rlsl isy the press an" at til" G'sWf
shows Of the day. We arr gr:tifi'sI ut b.ii.
enabled to speak in praise IT the institution.
We consider II very fine show. and one that
merits the patronage Of the public. Their stud
Of hOrsc. the finest we have ever seen In the
country and the corral where they ar, Kept has
bsn visited by thousands. The enttre per-
fpru,ane1.s are Gar above the ordinary. Zach at
t,cl,c lein" exceedingly clever In his DEPART
mcnt. TIE feats Of Me-.r-. Mamkim and VIII
liams: the Equestrian - Boy Wonder. Orcn !;
tive .om"r-ault equestrian act "f the uisrivxiesl
Worla Cook: the t,IMi,ling ans! a'.rs'''attc eN-
erri..., Of Mr. Jc,,nir,y. arr especially worthy
of notice. But tl srs,t fts,ti,rr j. tie act 'iu
,,,a,,,.s." Tx MIDI. Agnes Lake. In which she
infrsNl,,S.s lI~r thoroughbred American horse
..TI,nleh.'' The great control she exhibits over
her Stsstl proves her t0 h very SUPERIOR ciis's-
tripnue. Her rlasSic=, and studied attitudes.
which she retains ~ though She and lrr horse
werr ch.ellssl ont Of one piece IL marble. pr0vrs
that the Madame r. ne much ut hoWr on tr~r Ia
vOrite steel rs il she wer on terri, TRINA. The
antics 1T the trick pony g E:nir wcrr very
clever: IN fact. the entire company an dcscrv-
ing Of the llA,ral patronage they have rcccss1l
The cOmpanv remains herr until Thursday
next. giving three performances OH Tuesday.
.yulv nj IN n M. 3 and 4 D..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

The committee appointed br the .igric,lt,i-
raj Society to visit T.: farms entered for the
premiums promised at the coming fair. have
made two trips Of inspection. already. Some
of the farms enter,.l were badly injured by the.
Late severe Storm. which is very much to b''
tlep!or.d
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

To judge from the amount of lumber chang
ing hands. we are to conclude that this conn
try is progressing. We knox this to bc lite
rally true Of our city. many buildings under
process Of construction. well attest. The lum-
liver trade is excellent. and the mechanics find
l,l.nfy for busy hands to do.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

We have failed before this to notice that the
Parsons sun shot its healthy rays into our
Office very satisfactorily. some two weeks since.
\ finer looking sheet is not often seen. and In
the reading matter is easily detected the wit
and beauty of style ofFishack's private Sec
rrtary. Success. IN large doses. tn Reynolds
& Perry. publishers and editors Of the Sun.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Dealers should rccolcct that there Is hardly
a branch Ofbusiness in Salina. hut what tls-r.
is number Of the Kind. The competition
thus created tends 10 cheaper goods aud to
furnish the purchaser an advantage. For first
class. reliable business men. we refer to any
whose names are mentioned in our advertiser.
columns. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

/. Trees. more than any other created objects.
arr the embodiment ofgraWleur. strength. ami
gr:irr. More than anything else. too. do they
minister to the needs ami pleasures Of man so
that it is wonder that from tine earliest times.
they should have been invested with peculiar
S,crrllic>.. or that the grateful imagination
should ascribe To- them u Twin. intelligence.
We would ask that our citizens shall still per
s,st in adorning their yards will, these h.au-
.riui ornaments. AMI thus ALL to the beauty Of
our ,i,v.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

As IN answer as to what Is being done In rail.
road matters BY thu cousnittee appointed.
some weeks ago. for that particular duty. We
are authorized by member Of the cO,nmi,-
tec To state. that the prospects are very haiter-
ing. although nothing entirely deiuite has bee',
effected. Tie interest mms,lfcsaesl 30 Gar Is In
the Holden rossl project. and Council Grove
has signalized its desire toeo-Operate with Sa-
lima in securing this rsiirOad. Hon. Il. >. Ste
veils, the active man and general manager Of
the ". X. & I. X. T.. by whom this roaslis BE-
ing built. was absent some days ago attending
u meeting of the directors Of that rsrl In New
York City, and :,s soon rs he returns to his
headquarters at Setlalia, No.. our committee.
in conjunction With . sinilhr consu,lt:ec Of
Council Grove, will visit him for the parpOss.
Of talking work upon the projected route to
Salina. Mr.: Stevens letters to our citizens. and
his former conversations upon this subject. have
ASSURED us that he Is very much in favor Of ex-
tending the r0asl To S:,lina anh ON west. AMI
that Inc would lay the matter before the late
meeting vi the directors. Amer hi. return, It
l. Anticipated that I've will come authorized to
receive and accept propositions from our peo-
pie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

The new school house in District No. II was
completed Friday. Leonarl & Do,l,ls PERFORM
ed the carpenter work, and Chapman 4 Glib
son. the painting. NJ. 5. Price. the school ,li-
rector. informs US that the workmanship gave
nerfect satisfaction. and that the building has
been accepted from the contractors hands. Ii
is proposed to open school In it sometime dur.
i,sr the present month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Mc->rs. Lott 4 lIoE and contemplate iaiin.
possession OF their new place of business tSsi:I,
present drug ss,iIdingi ON the LIST. IF August.
Their old place Of business. ia part. will liz
occupied as a real estate Office by Mc>sr>.
Bowen l. Van Horn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Mr. r. Nicl.les. Of Ohio. father-in-law Of
Mai. c. c. PrOhert. Of this city. has been
here for several days. lie was formerly resi-
dent If LcavenwOrtll. and his knowledge Of
early Kansas history is quite extensive. lie
will probably become 4 permanent resilient Of
this pia~. We are always happy to welcome
sub tantial men like him to our city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

The count 8 commissioners. at their late meet
ing. discharged from the Jail. one {. ID. Dean.
charged with an. assault. by reason of their
having been satisfied That the man would Dr. un-
able to pay the fine aud costs. \ wise action.
ia our opinion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

We learn by Mr.. David Pontio,,S. a merchant
Of Lincoln Center. Lincoln county. that many
buildings will be erected at that place this ss'-
son. The new mill is in good running opera
4 POntious arr building an addition, lOx2O to
their store. the enlargement being rendered
necessary on account OF their rapidly incrca.-
ing trade. The farmers in that vicinity are in
the hest Of spirits over the prospect Of splendid
crops. #rsI-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Mr.. &. Davis is building barn 3Gx!c
with cellar. on his farm. three miles west OF
the city. on MULBERRY creek. This will he one
of the finest barns in the county. With a coat
of 6" brown the structure will make the heart
glad a it doth when gazing upon those huge.
IN -c>fral' % brown barns fold fitlIer-laGd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

We suggest that the name Of Eighth street
liz changed TO Church Street. The Prr>byte-
rin clrnrsii already on the street. AMI the ear
~ completion Of the Ei'i -c"ral and Methodist
churches on the, S:iIc street. will make street
If churches sure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

\ petition. very extensively signed. asking
Tor night herd law in Falun township. was
considered p the commissioners. at their last
meeting. and the prayer Of the petition was
granted. -., 81 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Texas Cattle are not sold very readily. now.
The Chicago market. we understand. is Ovri-
stocked. No sales of domestic cattle. even.
We lH-,r that many Texans propose {" win
Ter their cattle i'm tiI, country. Farmers. pui
up your hay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Mulberry creek. from one end to the other.
Is one Of the finest streams Of water in Western
Kansas. In most places. II has hard bed. and
the water rt,shes over the pebbles with charnl-
ing gurgle. The stream in many places is full
of fish. which are caught in great numbers.
All along the creek arr found good stock farms.
rs also rich. farming land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Gn>tavus II. Anderson. farmer living above
SpillInan creek. was drowned last week while
attempting to cross at ford Of the Saline ri'-
or, in Lincoln county,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

We heard remark the other evening that
pleased Us much. .Ay",,l,g man caused an Of
fen-e to gen III IN. bu; unw.tt.nyly and. a
lc passed on. the man said that ii tive act had
occurred IN Abilene. lie THE young mani would
have lad his = mug mashed Law and order
prevail in SililIa. and We know OF our own
knowledge Of several - scrimmagss = being nip
pd in their inception. just by a number Of
wholesome ordinances being in existence. and
faithful officer. being employed to execute
them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

TO our old standby. r. Very. oftlc Grand
Prairie House. for the giff Of our first mess Of
cIi'umbcrs. this season. our thanks are slue.
They werr 80 very healthy that they contained
nOaguc. As gardener. Very is Il success.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

". r. TEACHER is the proprietor ofone Of our
hest regulated restaurants. and his ctiible> arr
Il good a he is accommodating. lie Is an adept
at his business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Col. Spivey has lately built a residence on
Eighth street. which. when finished. viii be
very coy. II is just south Of Mr.. j. N. Forr-
hands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Every family ami every business house should
TIE supplied with the the clear. sparkling Ice
that ID oncg,n Sells. 1t is with good relish
that we enjoy it In these swcltry days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

MrsIc.-Mlss Minnie Boyntou Il desirOus Of
securing class In Instrumental Music Terms
reasonable. Residences, first door south of the
Methodist Church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Chas. Dobson. formerly proprietor Of res
taurant in this city, has been here for several
days. ri-tA'fi 9 - ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

Having extinguisl,ed $ some Of the tumble
down houses on the Avenue, Salina would then
present very much finer appearance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

To avoid the gay distractions Of the town.
au excarsion to the mountains would be prac-
ticablc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

On the opening oftlsc sealed bids on last FRI
day. the blank printing for the county was
awarded to tl,e Herald The bid Of the Herald
was tl,ir:y-six cents PR thousand ems for com
position. and one dollar per first token and for
ty cents per each additional token for press
work our bid was fifty-five cents PER thousand
ems. and eighty cents iper token. THIS VAS an
odd way Of contracting for blank work. hat We
followed tie form furnished by our senior up
the way. on
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-07-20

To PRIxTERs.-We have number Of fonts
Of display and card type for sale reasonably.
Nearly all Of those now used In thee columns.
Also 100 pounds old Nonpereil Issd-. rules. and
= card prrss Enquise At THE slllse. =