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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-16
nashville flour and Grain markes.

FLoUR-Market firm and active as fol-
lows: Superfne $5.O065.25; choice family
S7.7568.25; strictly fancy $85068. Is.
CORN MEAL-We quote at IS and CSC
for unbolted and bolted, car load rates.
CoRN-Dealers are now paying 50N55c
for loose. Sales to-day from store of 325
bushels at 60c, and shipments of 800 bush
els at Csc, sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-Ssales to-day of $500 bushels
at prices ranging from S1.2561.35 per BUSH
Ell. Shipments Of $50 bushels choice white
at S1.42a In depot, sacks not included.
s. OATs-Lower. We quote new, buying
rates 30c. Old shipped at 45c, sacked and
delivered in depot.
BARLEY-We quote at 100000 buying.
Dealers are shipping at Zoe, sacked and de-
livered in depot.
RYE-There is some demand for seed
rye, and dealers are offering 65670c.
BRAN-We quote at $14 per ton.
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FOR THE mObsEwIFE.
To Keep Cucumbers.

For one barrel use two pounds alum, six
quarts salt, and water sufficient to cover
them. Pulverize the alum fine, and use
coarse salt (s0lar salt, such as is used for
packing is best, as it contains no lime). Use
only one-fourth the quantity to commence
on, as those put IN first will take all the
strength of the brine. Keep weight on
them, and treat as ordinary salt pickles.
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MARKETS. BIZ TELEGRAPH.
The Cotton Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15.-Cotton firm;
middling upland 95610d; do Orleans 101d.
Sales 1900 bales; speculation and export
5000 bales. 81
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THERE are 70 marine hospitals in the
United States.
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8. couPons o. Iooi, II8, b-zUs Of I00zl
1874; do. 1854, 1164; do 1866, 1859; do. new,
ISL; do. 1857, l15d; do 1868, 115i; 10-40s,
LIZ; currency 6's, 113s. Missouri bonds
,23. Tennessee, old, %; do. new ,73ss;;
new, 50a; do. old, 74aa; North Car
Dina, old, 80; do. new, 20.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The general
New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Flour 5000
IL. Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
Whisky 92aaa93c. Wheat 81 .456200. Rye
barley and malt unchanged. Corn 63ba70c.
Oats 4Sa5S,. Eggs quiet at 18al9c.
Coffee, Rio 15a1S4e. Sugar, fair to good
refined S4aS5c; CUBA 8Ra9c. Molasses and
Rice firm. Mess pork S13.60a13 Is. Beef
and cut meats unchanged. Lard, No. to
prime steam, new 8aa85c; old 9A95e; ket-
lie 93e. Butter and cheese unchanged.
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FIRST BOARD.

GENERAL MARKETS.
- -. THURSDAY, Aug. IS, 1879. g
Nashville Cotton Market. p
Market weak and nothing doing. We
quote nominally as follows: - e
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.--Tobaeco, sales
Y hhds; prices unchanged. Begging 154a
161c. Flour, extra family $3.50. Gram
quiet at last quotations. Mess pork $l3.25
a13 Sc. Reconsideration nc; clear rib
10c; clear sides 10ac, packed. Bulkmeats,
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LONDON, Aug. Is. -Consols, money 92ss;
on account 92s. United States SOS of
'62, s2ss; do '65, SO; do 81, 92ss; 10-4Os, 903.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased ff5. 600.
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 15.-Cotton demand
fair and market firm; middlings zoe. The
first bale Of the new crop from Mississippi,
CHASING strict middling, was sold by auc-
tod on Change to-day at Bic.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.-Cotton quiet;
low middlings zoe.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 15.-Cotton, nominal;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

The SwEDE FEsrIvAL.-The pestival, for the
benefit Of the Swede Lutheran church i'm this
city, came of last Friday evening, and was.
to say the least OF iJ1 very pleasant affair. and
a great success Though the weather had
been somewhat Indictment for several days,
thus interfering with preliminary arrange
ments, and though quite cold that evening. yet
from O'Clock to ii, the house was well filed
with an intelligent and happy looking audi
ence. The house itself when finished will be
a model Of beauty and taste. On this occasion
it was handsomely decorated with American
flags Of various sizes-aId Swedish banner
thus indicating the Nationality Of the church
and congregation, and at the same time their
hearty ALLEGIANCE to the government Of their
adopted country. Two beautiful pictures Of
Grant g. Wilson were seen, looking down upon
the crowd, from among the flags. In an OBJ
scure corner we discovered portraits of Gree
ley and Brown. symbOlizing the back set they
have lately received, and that hencefortli. they
are to fake a back seat in the pOlical chariot.
The cOrnet band was there as large as life
if not larger-GiscOursing' g a concord OF sweet
sounds. - and making the place vocal with their
inspiring melody, while section of the audi
ence were, enthusiastically, discussing BIZ
valves and other - fixinss good for the inner
man." During part Of the evening Judge
Beebe assumed the ermine, and discharged his
judicial functions with his accustomed dignity
AMI gravity Of department. Those fine cakes
which were sold and resOld, under his adj
ministration went OF like hot cakes" and did
much to rcplenish the vacuum III the revenue
department.
At the close of the exercises the Rev. A. W.
Dahlston, pastor of the church, made some
pleasant and appropriate remarks, expressing
his satisfaction at the result, and in the name
of the church, thanking all parties concerned.
and especially the American citizens-for their
sympathy and aid in this enterprise, from its
inception to the present time.
Upon the whole, it was one of the most
pleasant affairs of the kind that has ever taken
place in this city. This mingling together Of
citizens of foreign and native birth has a bene-
TO realize more and more the truth. that the
Great Center has made OfOnc blood all nations
of the earth. Great credit is due the Swede
friends for the skill and energy which they
have displayed in pushing forward this church
elifice. 1t will undoubtedly be completed soon
and they will then have q house in which they
may worship the God of their fathers. We are
glad that sucli goodly number of our citizecs
were present, who We're disposed to be lib
eral in their investments in this good cause.
Tie net proceeds Of the festival amounts II
about $3.50.
More will Yet be needed to finish and furnish
the church. and this will, no doubt. in due
time. be cheerfully contributed by u gcnerou.
,,,hlIc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Several important cases have been tried By
the District Court since our last issue. In the
case Of Phelps vs.. Couse, on indemnity bond,
the jury returned q verdict for the plaintiff for
over eleven hundred dollars. A motion for =
new trial In this case is to be argued next Mon
day. In the ease Of Berks vs.. McPhail. con-
tract, the jury returned verdict for the p'a n
tin for the amount claimed. In the case OF An
derson vs.. Durham, verdict was returned for
the defendant. Considerable Of the attention
OF the Judge has been absorbed by the arga-
ment of a mantamus Use from Russell county
asking that the commissioners of that county
be required to canvass the late vote. We do not
hear that any decision has yet been rendered
in this case. These are the most important
cases, we believe. that have yet been tried.
Court will probably adjourn some day this
week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

The Aethodists are anxious to complete
tneir church, and the proceeds Of the festival,
winch is to take place December 5th. are to be
devo'ed 10 this object. They have erecae,i a
structure which Is a credit to the city. and our
citizens probably will not fail to be present at
their entertainment prepared to give souc-
thing. As soon as the weather will n,.rmit
the builders will finish the spire. The build
ing is enclosed and work on the inside nearly
completed and ready for the plaster. They
hope to be able to hold services in the buildin,
this winter. and successfal festival viii b. a
great assistance 70 them n veil Is q source a.
enjoyment to those Who astead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21
The COmmOnWealth,

There was certain time, in Kansas. when
thousands OF people were undecided as to
what course to pursue during the late political
canvass. Many honest. reading and intelligent
Republicans. who had admired and listened
with respect TO the utterances Of such able lead
ers as Sumner. Greeley. Trumbul! and scores
Of others eaqually As influential. were disposed
after hasty glance at the situation. 70 consid-
er that the new political movement i,augurai-
ed by these gentlemen. was entitled 10 at
least respectful consideration. il not endorse
ment. II seeined as if the Republican party
was about 10 be hopelessly divided. and that the
=. Liberal" party would sweep over the eoun-
try like an avalanche. During that memora-
BILE crisis. l. was necessary for the partys con-
servstion that leaders in whom the public had
confidence should stand firm and mistaken by
itsprinciples and organization. and eioquentiy
urged its devoted follower. - still remain
steadfast to the party Of such glorious achieve
menis.
The Commonwealth. Of Topeka. all through
our late struggle. from the Sumpterian days Of
the Liberal movement down 10 lis Apo
matox, never gave urterance to an uncertain
sound. 1t believed in the Republican party,
its history. principles. aud in its promising f,-
turr. Its assuring words gave confidence and
hope to thousands. 1t =. fought the good fight
brzyely, molly and effectively. and has Justly
secured for itself the Affections u grateful
people.
. .The.F " Cs~ssosses!sx isa mammoth %
per,i - sell aiied as The Nissasv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

JsURsAI, vill then want the metropolitan
journal. The C0ssmosspeaifA should have the
preferences over The papers Of EASTERN cities. II
is pubiished il cur own Stste, b As large.
and contains = much reading matter IS any
eastern journal. and, in many respects, it Is far
superior in interest and value to the Kansas
reader.
The subscription price Of this mammoth pa
per Is 500 per year; clubs OF ten. $500.
Parties Subscribing previous to January l,
1873. will receive the paper one year from that
date. Address, Commonwealth Topeka
Kansas.
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4 Card.

SALINA. Nov. 9Th. 1871.
EDrToRs JOURNAL: You report me an uh-
successful candidate for the office Of county
attorney Of Mcpherson. You will please al
low me to correct you. was not an unsuc-
cessful candidate. The votes that were record
ed for me, were given at one or two places.
while &was busy scatching Of my name at 9TH
ers. Ny name was used without authority and
against my wish, and was erased from all tick
cts before II A. n. on the morning Of the
vote. An insertion in the hope that this cor
recti.n may fall under the eye Of many Of our
county subscribers will oblge, Yours &C..
H. J. WoODsIDE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

The Eavarians have suddenly become famous
by All epistle they have forwarded to old Nan
tuck, asking for a big dose by express of a lot
of feminineS. The eflusion has got into the
New York S4n.-speiifng. grammar, aud all.
&" Mcny Bachelors is surely the coming man.
NantHckct's anxious and aimless'' are INIT
s.i Li,lp- at his eNDcusc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Salt manufactured at the salt work. near
Solomon City is found in our markets. Ii is
called eaceltcnt by good judges. The salt
found in our streams. the salty deposits in our
soil and other unmistakable evidences of sa-
line formations, point to the c Inclusion that
Salina. in few years, will be salt market of no
inconsiderable importance. When railroad
facilities shall have been increased, plenty Of
capital will be invested here in the develop
ment of this article.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

1t begins to look suspicious to late conner.
when he is told that the cold weather is I'M
usual, and soon afterward meets yearling
''eNotic' who had been told that last winter
was IAN unusually cold wintcr!'' And SO it
had been for two or three winters. We might
just as well acknowledge that we do have some
cold weather, just enough to give person a
little life and bad cold. y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Almost Il year ago Messrs. Dih!e 4 Davis lost
their all by a terrible fire: now. on the very
the most irdciatigabie industry, they have sue
ceeded in building, filling up with Il splendid
outii, of harnesses. saddles. etc. besides bring
ing to themse.ygs cool trade. They are good
workmen. have lots Of pluck, and deserve
good patronage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Have you seen those beautiful solid silver sets
at wbiteheads': Have you seen their large
stock of clocks of the best manufacture: Have
You seen their beautiful jewelry: which would
make such suitable Christmas presents. You
can make some bright eyed maiden happy by
buying her 4 present there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Tie L. :. Land Office always controls and
runs the politics Of the town and comfy in
which il is located. The L. 5. Land Office al
ways run and controlled the politics of June
ton CRY and Davis county. Query: How
long will it take the L. 5. Land Office to COLI
troll aud run the politics OF Saiira and Saline
county? See last city election returns; also
last county election,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

There will be a shooting match at Brook
vile, Nov. Both. commencing at one O'Clock
p. NJ, for one hundred chickens and fifty tur-
keys. BroOkville chall enses the crack shots
Of Saline county to participate. Referees from
the different townships will be appointed.
The match will be under the direction Of Null
ligan & SHELTON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

The Republican majorities in Saline, McPher-
son and Lincoln counties. for the years 1870
and 1872. are recorded as follows: Saline. 1870.
630-ls72, 72G; Mcpherson. 1870, l9G-ls72,
39l; Lincoln. 1870. l45-ls72, 207. Republi-
canism is evidently on the increase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

pra'rs Ere swept over thscountry in the
neishoorho"d ct Rocky Hill, Lincoln county
last wednesday morning. doing a great
amount of DAMAGE Mr.. Rod. Wilmarth lost
his stables. hay. wagons and farming utensils.
Mr.. j. e. Ryan lost his house. hay and fenc-
ing. A man by the name of Parker. living
near Lincoln Center. had succeeded in rescu-
ing his horse from the stable. when the animal
rushed to a burning hay stack and stood until
burned TO dea:h. A man by the name Of An
derson. on Spillman Creek. lost horses. and
a Mr. Waterman lost span Of mules and a
pony. We learn these particulars from A. E.
Dovlittle ESQ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

While destructive storms rage upon the bill
lowy deep. fire and earthquakes upon the land,
Wilson Bros. & Co. are still arranging and
selling their newly arrived stock of boots and
shoes. hats and caps. clothing. groceries, etc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Notwithstanding the enormous rise in the
prices of WOODEN goods since the Boston fire.
Ringqust & Hamlin are still manufacturing
the finest of suits at the same Old prices. Do
not forget that they can get you up as nice a
suit of clothes as anybody in Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Vfrtuous men in private life are everywhere
to be found; in fact the majority of every COM
munity appears oftener on tic side of justice
than injustice in regard to all internal ques-
tons. To accuse men of the most ubiquitous
practices is easy enough, but TO furnish prsof
Of them is not SO easy. The world is not alb
solutely wicked, though the misanthropic
teachings of the present day often leads us TO
this conclusion. We hope some of the Saline
county politicians may have learned these
lessons from the recent changes which have
TRANSFERRED.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

We were pleased to NEE. yesterday. Mr..
Bowen. Of New York. father Of +. E. Bowen.
of the firm of Bowen and HawkinsOn Of this
city. Mr.. Bowen is very much pleased with
the appearance of Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Messrs. Nelson & ScIancke have lately been
east to purchase goods for their store at Linds-
burg. They return with handsome stock and
are prepared to supply all the wants Of Nc
Pher>on county people. This reliable firm al
ready commands Il large trade, which they
have gained by fair dealing and superior
quality of goods.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21
Notice to Debtors,

Anpersons indebted to the firm of Dihle 4 Davis
lie-tes to up AID make immediate settlement
with THIN. They are wiling To- take corn wheat
pay net of the accounts II money cannot be paid; bat
settlement must b. maize II prompt att~ution
is given 10 this matter much trouble will be saved
Si-.w DfHLE 4 DAVIS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

The wind blew so hard last Friday morning
that the through train was unable to proceed
further than Solomon City. until the engine
had come to Salina after water and then back
cd down 2sain. fhe effect of Salna water was
excellent. although the train was about four
hours behind time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21
Publication Notice

Joseph Brunson Is notified that Elizabeth Brunson
did on the 0fh Of toir, l. u lS2, file her petition
in the Office ofie clerk OF the iirct, within the
ty hi Saline, and State ii Kansas, charged the sgd Jo
seph Brunson of willfl absence and asking that she
may be divorced the said, Joseph Brun-on. and
pravinS for custody of children AMI that she I've
,torr-l to her maiden nim-, which petition VIII stand
fer hearing IN. next term ofcour dated this .th day
of October, 4. D. ls1.
pcr Der attorney }. X SSrAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21
DISSOLUTION.

The firm Of A. II. Barrett and company OF Brook
Vile, Kansas. composed Of A. II. Barrett and l.. y.
Stearns has this day been dissolved, by mutual
sent Payment Of all u'ta,ding debts due To- the firm
must he made to y. >;-irns, wh" assumes all the
liabilities and will liquidxte affairs Of the late firm
A. BARRETT,
T.. y. SrEAkNS.
nef,ls.r
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

We were pleased to see the genial phiz of Mr..
A. L. Kellogg. of Lawrence, in town last
week. He looked just as he used to when he
was wont TO set us in position to be shot at in
Racine. Wis. We never fOrgave him fsr that.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

A prairie Ore Prevailed north Of salina, in
Elm Creek :oy1ship, Monday evening. The
''hGeghbQp turned out and fought fire all
X(ght. Watch fires were seen ON the hills and
In every direction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21
Notice Of Settlement.

COLORADO, November II, Is.2
Received Of Vim. Swinburn 80. IN full Of ali debts
and demand, Of all nature, and also tsmissn- all suits
fh1t now nave might have assls, him costs Of
commenced by me- ASD9EW BELL.
WItusse-y. {. JOHNSON 4i-w4
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TAKE NOTICE.

Those parties who are ndebf. To me by note 9TH
srwisc, chat is to say-by lending them money SELL
ing them boots and shoes er-if will iirr-fan by
this notice thai they ,unne,i au will he sued il they
40 not come 60 TIM and pay up l want il understood
that am IN earnest and mean what say. ani will pub
sh the n,mes Of those d-inients who wish to live high
nj tae expense of the hir working and toiling
bus inrss man. THAT is -
3S-tf JAMES MURPHY
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Good Bargain.

desire 10 trade eighty Of first class prairie
land, seventy broke, small house upon it, seven
miles froIn Salina, ON the west branch Of Gypsum
Greek, for town property.
il-wa NV RUSSELL.
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Repairing Done to Order
$25 REWARD.

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soznfy lx-xs1fsrx - NsrAaasc,i srssy, A><e 1.
irfina ~ s5st<~x
"e~.Ss~f. ~ rv~sva q ss~.sy SIS. easssrs 80
sts-rvsss asarsYias = n-is&sG. o. nslsdsse "a
ssv - ~ - so,rs1 - - ta1 GsssDb, ~ 90
1nssgsy ~ esas. 1~R6 - sh1 ys~e1sy - -
SarSfy-
rsr.sss - ~ sAs-s ss-aurs,s. vm - -
ebSse vwsS. - - Sunstrfasa - ssy pDR
p<Dsas = Absso ~ 80
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Preparations for the Methodist Festival.

At meeting called for that purpose. Nov.
10Th, the following named committees were
appointed to arrange for a festival TO be- held
at the new NJ. +. Church on Thursday evening.
Dec. 9Th. 1872. for the purpose of raising fund>
to aid in the completion oftlie same:
Committee on General A,7uHgsments-C. f.
Faulkner. G. Eberhardt. e. Post. 4. &. Sloan.
4. NJ. Bcebe. L. +. Sampson, Mrs. Ii. Clinton,
Mrs. c. Post.
Soliciting Conn,ittee-S. c. Long. +. r.
Switzer. II. y. Leonard. 9. Z. Hamilton, X.
Anderson. W. :. Lowe. {. :. Conrad, J. VI.
Wilson. Mrs. J. b. GROCER, MR.. l.. ii. Maiii,.
Mrs. NJ. II. Poole, Misses. Alice Norton. Ella
Underwood, Sarah Underwood, Molle Sullivan
Laura Simmons.
Su, per. Csuuaittce-H. II. Sudendorf and lady.
e. Eberlardt and lady. G.. q. Lowe and lady.
I'D. VI. Conrad and lady. G. T.. Faulkner and
lady, +. L. Norton and lady. L. ID. wickerslia'n
and la,iy, ID. Whitehead and lady.
F. woolley and lady. G. G. PrObert and lady,
". NJ. Garrison and lady. l. L. Carver and lady
u. ID. Sampson and lady. T.. Lincoln and lady.
VS.. Wells and lady, y. :. Dodtls and lady. +.
Smith and lady. ". b. Flanders and lady. f. X.
Wilbur and lady. c. ". Tressin and lady. D.
Wagstaffand lady. a: L. Sheldon and lady. !.
VI. Wilson and lady. Is. L. Wilson and lady. \.
NJ. Claflin and lady. L. 5. Radcliff and lady +.
W. Ober and lady {. II. Martin and lady.
Committee on Music-T.L. Bond J. X. Chap
man. L. ii. Mafiit, j. II. Gibson. d. ID. Dodds.
j. BlOdgett.
Committee on Haii-J.l Norton. N. x. Poole.
Alex Schultz, ii. II. Sulendorf.
A meeting Of the several committees will be
held at the residence Of c. Post. on Friday
evening, Nov. 2sd, for the purpose of arrang-
ing details. and all who can make.it convenient
to 10 so. are earnestly requested to be present.
By order Of Committee Of General Arrange
ments. e. posi- secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

1t would not be rude to apply to some loaf
ers hereabout the old hymn-distich about one
who
Finds some mischief still
For idle hands to do
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

Mr.. G. A. Hawks, hrsts'ss shoemaker.
has opened shop in RussAl & Grants shoe
store.