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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

n was ordered by the Supreme Court today that no
motion recurring argument will he heard on Friday, tho
sth nst until after the argument upon the return Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury to the writ of alternative man
damus heretofore awarded and at the close of business
that day the Court VIII adjourn until Monday the lsth
inst.
Mr. Edward Harris, wooden manufacturer, OF Woon-
socket X. L. appeared before the COmultcee OF WAYS
and Means this morning in behalf of % wooden manuac
turing corporations and individual firms OF Rhode Island
New York and California, and presented
memorial setting forth their views IN relation 10 the
tariff duties woods and wOOlens. Tie memorial ~
signed by the largest wooden manufacturers in the
United States, including % acknowledgements go
sets cards and annual production OF 5OOOO worth
goods. IL represents that the manufacturers are Sc
rousy embarrassed by the high duties, and especially
by the specific duty WOOL by the duties other aT
Giles used in the manufacture and by the unjust pecic
duties manufactured products II prays fUr re-
mOVa OF all duties upon wool and reduction OF duties
upon all manufactured wooden goods to 80 per cent ad
v9lOPem,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

bonds which unite s. Iwll heartily per ncrso5oy
slfane an % Cordially rcciprocated. trust that your
sb"de With US may be agreeable 70 YOU oH AT vg
abrto to more lutlWato acquaintance anu .ciVo"l1o
between our respective peoples
The utmost interest manifested 6y the largo com
MANY present in these exercises The address OF the
.Japancse ambassador was delivered In peculiarly
musical tone At the conclusion Of these cere
monies formal introduction was given to all the officials
present There no Misunderstanding the formntes ex-
tending simply to stately bowing. After the Cabinet
officers and the Committee Foreign An1irs the Army
and Navy officers and then officers OF the different De
partments introduced, all advancing to meet the
Japanese who standing in the middle OF the East
Room At the conclusion Of these cOurtesies the mem
hers of the Embassy escorted into the Buc Iaor
and introduced to the ladies Of the Executive MANSION
and If the Cabinet officers families together with others
who had been invited to be present. After some uine
spent i'm social cOurtcscs the Embassy withdrew.
IL is probable that the japanese, having now opener
their diplomatic business, will Immediately devote tho
greater portion OF their time to its progress pro,
cTdmIne OF entertainments has not yet been suggested
hy Cen Myer, who has their comfort in charge, ana III
that matter the wishes of the ambassadors VIII De con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
BROOKLYNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Def
CIENCIES.

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yes
terday afternoon, Alderman Bergen in the chair. The
designations of Demas Barnes and william L. Gil as
members OF the Board OF Education received and
Alexander Forrnan and VIM 7. Libby appointed to
III the vacancies. Controller Schroeder informed the
Council that had found deficiency in the accounts OF
the Controller Evan VI. Johnson Of cash returned TO
the city for sewerage bonds and assessment bonds Issued
for street improvements made under the authority OF
tho Water Board, and the accrued interest. The def
cheney on sewer bonds amounts TO $lo and that on the
assessment bonds To S5sO5o. The Corporation Counsel
has expressed the opinion that the laws authorizing tbs
issue of these bonds clearly intended that they should
not be sold less than par inasmuch no provision
made to any discount by assessment or other
WISE The books Of the Office contain no evidence that
we're allowed 10 any one aud the reports OF
the exCOntrolcr fail to make any exhibit OF such dis
counts or deficiencies. The eXCOntrOer had explained
that the not sold at par. and recommended
hatshe deficiency should be provided for 10y issuing ad
ditonal bonds. On motion OF Alderman Rabcr the mat
ter was referred 10 the Finance Committee, with power
to send for persons and papers.
Controller Schroeder also reported that in the general
fund accounts the aggregate deficiency was s&52i 49,
and the aggregate surplus $3.50 a. tho net deficiency
being $3945 CO. The Board authorized the Controller to
apply the surplus the reduction Of the deficiency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
POLICE NOTEI.

DR.. F. n. Otis, President of the Board Of Police
furgeons, h.s rendered bis signation.
George w. Eldred, age 80, died yesterday ut No
West Rlerenths from ilue received bT falling rom
shop Gsnseoort aGd % where be uorE
Am Grace, age -, died. yesterday, in Bellevue
~ brg Robert Fagan, del yessy Ne "a Iir.t
ave-, fIsu accidental burns.
Superintendent Kelso sent teleqams yestenIov 10
he poce CAPTAINS precincts informing them that
Of "a, n hs pect,, house, bsl Bercd eronou. hn
and unless decreased consumption should shoan within
is days oon,lDt would be made sgsn The offender. The Pfee
that nns tbs nba'e be r'meied prominent
will be dismissed.
a lire, early yesterday, on the fourth floor of No.
81 Pearl dngCd L. Hoflema' lounge msIu.eo 5 The
Vegetable Pm factory, stond h va, damaged ;o by
RegshaTs stock Of conft one mitchas
aoor $3.50 The building bongag 10 the Lombard
tate Vas damaged tl0OJ, ell Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
A GRATIS FEES.

When James w. Coleman was compelled by
the United States Courts TO relquish his hold on the
6OOOO shares Of Erie which the Ring had stolen from the
English stockholders, he sent in claim, receiver for
$4,000 II was based upon award Of Judge Barnard
whose "Gratz" Coleman has been for some years. The
claim was not only extortionate but Illegal, and THE
TRIBUNE objected strcnuousy 10 Its payment i'm
position the already defrauded English shareholders
Yesterday the claim privately compromised, and
without expense 70 the Englishmen Jay Gould offered
Mr.. Coleman $500 TO withdraw his claim and not en-
barrass Erie in It's present fight with an obnoxious suit,
and the despaIring GratZ" accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE JAPANESE IN WASHINGTON.
TIE FIRST DINNER TO THE EMBASSY.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR!BUNE1

WASHINGTON, Monday, March T. 1872.
The first dinner i'll honor of the japanese
Embassy was given, this evening by the Hon. James
Brooks Of New York. The company comprised about a
dozen Of the leading Of the Embassy hundred
members Of the House, the members OF the Cabinet and
numerous newspaper men. After dinner Dir. Brooks
introduced Minister Iwoka, who spoke in japanese,
his pleasure at meeting many distinguished
gentlemen. and the hope that the two nations he
more closely united in the future than they have
been in the past by the bonds Of friendship,
and commerce Gen. Banks eOquently welcomed the
Embassy and pointed to what ho called the wonder of
the age the advancement of the japanese in Western
civilization during the past few Speeches
also by Gov Ito, Minister De Long Major Ben Per
lev POore Mr. De Long referred to the fact
that the visit OF this Embassy Will have far greater eff
feet the people OF Japan han the aeors OF many mis-
eonares since Minister IwakuIa aud his associates
enact into law anything which they may u1 in in
stitutions which may please them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtei.-Senator Fentoh im0 The
pobcrt II Pruyn and A. Van Santvoord Oh h io,
Hon John A. Grswod OF Troy, the Hon ho arnrs o.
Nelson of Pougbkeepse, ID. X. Mccarthy Oh oosSo n
Wjiiian Mason OF Taunton Mass, ex.Goy. Ogiespy VI
Illinois AssembIymcn Enos, Niles strahan ana az trI pS
Albany - GhScy House-W. W. Harding o. dmc n n
1dejnbio Jnoufrer =-== BreuOOrt H0use-francIs ~
Uayes' President Atlantic and Pacific Railroad CO.. 0GI
W s. King OF Minnesota, Henry Watterson OF me ho
IN Io,,yr Io,IrunI, and J. II. Buchanan OF Canaua
- 81 Nicholas HOici The Hon W T. CiaTk NJ. ~ M NJ
Texas Judge T. W. BARLEY OF washington, Jude9 I A. w..
straw, N y and f. T. Darlington OF OsgeGo 13i,i,ts
tropoHan B0fl-Gcn. c. H. Giddlngs ana Judge a' W
Rice of iowa and ex-MayOr Bishop OF Cinclnnat f.,
Hoffman Hotse-The Hon. W ID. Blshop OF
IUsninrle UofeI-Tbc Hon John Tucker OF Phadclphia
- 81 James HoteL-J ii. Humphrey VI Albany, anu
DE- BrOWn- SelnaTd OF Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
PATENT ELECTRICAL HOTEL ANNUNCIAToR.

Among the many recent improvements
adopted and worthy OF especial notice is the system Of
communication between all parts Of any building lately
introduced by the wcknOwn firm of Newman & Capron.
1t is neat little annuncatOr for each separate
suite of rooms with tasefuly decorated connections in
each apartment which, upon the slightest touch,
bell to ring, and "A pendulum In The annunciaor TO
yibrate numbered TO correspond with the number OF
the room from which the call l. made BY this process
all levers craus, &C. Of the old style OF bell work
dispensed with quicker result being reached 10y the
adoption of electricity, with skful workmanship This
f. worthy the attention or those who erecting hotels
banking manufac tories, private residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
Office Of s. II. SUIT & Co.. Louisville KY

rtofa n
The stock the character g"
beer land
eandno the of
been of
'front.' to Fine old
Of We sell unqualified
sahEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
1LIID CONGREse-IIp SESSION.


The House bill to provide for the appoint
Inent OF a Chief Medical Purveyor in the Army was
passed. . .,
Mr.. CHANDLER QIep., Mich) presented n remo.r
STRANGE Of Crocers of Michigan against sudden repeal
Of the duty on teas and coffee, and asked the Chairman
of the Committee Finance (Mr Shctnan) 10 repea'
what he said on that subject last week. -
Mr. SHERMAN QRep. Ohio repeated mat u vas VI"
intention of the Finance Committee mat WhiitNcr
change should he made the tariff in relation 10 th9se
articles would not take effect before the ls OF July "
also stated that Monday, March II, was set down 10" e
consideration Of the subject, ana that he ntchu'd u
press II at that time
A BID FOR THE OLD POsT-OFFICE SITE.
Mr.. CONKIING C}ep, N " presented memorial OF
tbe Ncw-YoTk Chamber OF Commerce asking That lhcy
may be permitted 10 purchase the site OF the present
POstO Office I'm NcA-YOrk the price which the Govern
iurnt Maid for IT, and argued that such disposition OF
the property would he equitable the citizens OF New
Work wing contributed 10 the purchase OF II originally
for the Government and the use of IL since having more
than covered the interest OF the original outlay
The senate then took mp the unfinished business being
tho Legislative Appropriation bill. After some time
spcnt in its consideration the senate went INTO EAecu
tive session, and afterwdrd ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
THE FEES OF THE COLLECTOR OF ASSESSMENTS.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen received

yesterday, from the Committee on Finance report In
regard the received by the Collector Of Assess
ments, which says:
May 1861 to July 81 1871 there has been paid to the Collector
bis Bureau S5608 following
ggates Of collections &C. to Wit; On collections ~ 49,
uucOccted
of Arrears l568J assessments vacated by
order Supreme +2jJ4O5 50 ss,e.smens
charged the Mayor, Aldermen, Sc fees +lZ9 29J O.,
fees Ss6O82 TO- TIE Committee also stated that the
duties performed b. the
and four employees who c,mpcusat
the ofc extent about : per anuum remainder
are Collector deputies are
appointed they performing rendering
Collector the duties
20 the clerical Collector
deputy Collectors &e from NAV to July a. 1871 10
the Collector
s,srkwe.tber 49, 2t II Deputv Collectors '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
HOME NEWS.

f' - WIN. 1T
"---' 60 Midnight.
Gam Noon. % m %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

During period referred there has Bureau
2g3 thu charged TO ciy alone taa
Of what would been perform No
Of be luTeau with s4laTiei officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

James NcCuskey, in quarrel with Thomas Muir
raw In nintht and TmrSyeeay
yeerl.y the head with bottle and received severe
wound Murray sl the lokye Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05

IApnonno.mensI
For the mplcxion-BURSETT's KALLIsToN.
Green, orange, and purple are among the
"oni prce Hair Dyes, bat the
twnkg Of an and blacks reproduced by HLs
INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYES.
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to Is.
SQUIRE Fuon 0fce stars lie sells direct rom
the ron therefore manufacturer pncs
GENTLEMEN's HATs.-Spring style for 1872 are
and sale Epeusehe scture lla Nssau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
LONG ISLAND.

IlEMPSTEAD.-The action of the Supervisors
in locating the Court House at Mineoa condemned
as unwisc and Illegal at mass meeting yesterday.
Similar meetings will he held in other towns, and bill
las been pre- pared 70 provide for submitting the
10 the people, and creating Gen. Mcclellan Attorney
General Barlow, and James W Covert Commissioners 81
Construction.
lor captain OF canalboat lying In NewtOwn Creek,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

FirsIuso.-ars Jane Wright, ago 20, colored, was "a
tally burned by her clothes taxing nre "ni'o BLU van
warming herself by q stove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-05
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS IN TIE HOUSE, CU Gun, ~ CpoIx
DER-pRoBABLE DEFEAT OF I d,i rus Sit HoTsr
land GRANT JOB-PROGREss Of ~" "'NN
INyESTI0A TIONS-PRINTiN" ApUX
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19


SMALL neat doniicil. The prcFrisioF. Of whom
will not stop to explain. but 90 On with the
dance, as We were not disappointed in that
but the tournament We saw not. much t0
the chagrin of the ladies. On the whole a
tourists we were sueces<ists. TO say the least
We will not soon forget the hospitality from
our much esteemed friend, J. II. Bryan.
A few incidents on our return and VII! bid
you adieu. As two Of our company had been
over the road previous, each was sure that
that house was where NJ. had previously laived.
NO. that Is not the place. plain
contradiction by No. 2; Il vas away up the
creek" ..I'l bet you It want" says No. l.
..rn bet you champagne against champagne
says No. , ..All right and thew shake hands
over the bloody ci1asm.'' No. saws. = I'm
Just as sure that I'm night or I wouldn't bet. y
No. replies. =. I'm equally rs sure I'm right,
or wouldn't bet" Not long, however. they
are out Of suspense; the contest is decided and
No ! is the loser. Harmony and good will
predominant. Passing now rapidly over the
divide we are once more in sight Of Sharps
Greek and Smoky Hill. At nooa We are at a
halt in the pleasant grove Of Nr. DIS. Our
repast is soon over. and in an hour o. two We
are in front of Mr.. Noes, and to hims elf ano
lady thanks are due for kind fayOrs. The COM
pany then disbanded-a meeting that VIII long
be remembered bya TOURIST.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19
About the Fair.

SALIVA. KANSAS. Sept. lith.. 1872.
Permit me through your columns to say a
few words relative TO our past and coming
county FAIRS. Dave Beebe, using our promi-
um list as an advertising medium this year.
says that our Fair last year was not decided
success. owing to "too much horse Why
don't Dave be honest and say that the Fair wa,
a success. but that the money-the proceeds Of
the Fair-was purloined by one of the MEM
bers which purloining. of course. left the So
ciety somewhat involved. Now. this year
horse Is. or might as well be. left out. and we
will see whether Dawes predictions granting
them true FOR the sake of argument) prove any
thing. But must say that think the last
years Fair the greatest success of any in this
country. I have talked but little with the
horse,nen of this county. but from what have
found ont. think we will have little Fair OF
our own after Dave gets through showing agri
cultural implements. have nothing more tt
say at present. Respectfully Yours.
! {. L. IUssEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

MCPHERSON COUNTY ITENs.-I.indSberg was
in commotion Friday, but hot on account OF
railroads or bonds. las correspondent to the
bonds would not he worth more than . per
cent. etc but simply an auction sale of school
ands. under the superintendent of one Of your
fellow townsmen. VI. S. Price. Auctioneer.
who never fails to have everything go merrily
on. and is wont TO please whoever buys goods
or anything else of him. There was but a
small portion of the sections left unsold. The
prices paid ranged from $3.50 to $3.50 per
acre.
Among the guests registered at the Micks
House in Lindsberg during the week were. 7.
J. Adams. Franklin county. kans.; N. How
ard. Chicago ; l.. c. Raft and Harrison Bawk-
er. Mcpherson l.. G. Schancke and ". Brad
lev. Salina F. L. Pierce. Kansas City VI. e.
lis. Indian Ter: ". Price. Salina Jas. Lucas.
Brookfield. Mo-: I. +. Simpson and lady and
J. G. Maxwell and lady. county.
We want at Mcpherson one good blacksmith
! TO start in business Immediately: also one o.
two shoemakers and drug store. Very liber-
al inducements are now offered those who make
application soon.
There will be 4 building erected and offered
to the county commissioners for the use OF the
county. when the county seat is changed to
Mcpherson. which will probably take place
soon after the general election in November
For particulars address or call on L. c. Raft
Mcpherson, Kansas.
Mr.. e. /. johnson has a saw mill in opera
ton near Lindsberg. where he intends to b
prepared soon TO accommodate the farmers by
grinding the wheat Of this county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19
Cupe HaP ASthAa.

l have suffered in:olerably from chronic
asthma and found perfect relieffrom the Use Of
DIR. J. X. Lul'. Jr.' prescription lfeel not only
grateful 20 him. bu. have high appreciation
OF his skill. ;. Z. oEfs' LILLE.
DIR. Lull will send his valuable prescription
for asthma to any part Of the United States. on
the receipt Of two dollars. with full directions
for Use. II is no Patent Medicine.
Corner Of Ash and Fifth Streets, Salina, Sa-
lire Co.. Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

we learn IRON one who was a, wamego that
L. Dwight rhacher. editor Of the L ,wreuc,
Journal. addressed the Grant and Wilson c,,,
of that place on last Friday evening. and our
informant represents Mr.. TEACHERS speech to
be very able one and true exposition OF the
principles involved in the national canvass and
he advises that special efforts be made to have
Mr.. Thacher speak 10 our people before the
campaign closes. Why not have a speech from
him: He is a really forcibie, cultivated and en-
tertainiug speaker and il is thought no man in
Kansas more thoroughly carries conviction "a
tire soul than Mr.. Thacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DISTRICT CLERK.

DISTRICT CLERK.
A. IN. reou.st of many friends in salin. county
strit,.l;y announce myself candidate Tor the Of
@ ~ Jerk Of the District Court sutect to the actio:
- " CHA>. +. NORTON
~. arc authorized TO announce 7 II. Cavanaugh a.
candidate for Clerk Of the District Court. -uiject 10
tb. decision OF the Re- ublican County Convention.
We ar. requestelto announce 4. sheldon a. a cAHi-
,. for tn, ocs Of Clerk OF the District Court, subject
/, tie action o! the couE;y convention
JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
At he requeS; OF many persons announce inys.!i
a candidate. Tor the olic- al Ju.iee III the i&h Juii-
riaI ps-rt-t C3rt -bj. tiie .sic. Of THE ,ii-
ciai coryeaion, ,houid one be held.
"A. wIIDMAN.
PROBATE JUDGE.
hereby announce self a candidate for the Of
f.. al Probate judge, subject io the alton oi The Re-
publican county convention e. IL 81 HsliN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Geo. Dyer, a
young man living on West Gypsum. is suffer
in: from severe and dangerous attack OF
typhoid fever. accompanied by excessive hem
or.ilagc from III: bowels. Mrs. j. j. Dyer. his
mother. arrived here last Monday morning.
from Dubuque. Iowa. having received a dis
patch tew days prcrious informing her o. the
p-ccarious condition OF her son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

IN consequence OF the startling array Of facts
produced in this issue. ''open letters" will
probably be floating all over the county on
the eve of the primary elections. Let them
say what they have to say through the columns
of the Herald orTuE JOURNAL. aud not follow
their usual cowardly course of assailing men
where they have no chance to answer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

A lady who loved Bulwer entered book
store just as one of the clerks had killed a
large rat. . l wish TO see What He VIII Do
With Ii. :" said she TO a boy behind the counter
Well" said he. a. ifyou'll step out 10 the win
dow you will probably see him sling it into
the back lot" Ii you go to Withheld 4 Sea-
mans book aud news depot. you will probably
find that same book. If not. you will find 9TH
ers Just a good and all the best newspa-
pers ami leading periodicals of the day. There
Is 10 end 10 the news there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

On last Monday morning while :. Dane, .iv-
ing near Iron Mound. was engaged in picket
ing some stock he Unfortunately got the rope
wrapped around his finger. and as the animal
became uuruly at the same time. j: managed
70 yet away with the end of his third finger
Dr.. Daily dressed the stump and rendered The
up. ,-,Iry ire ltiu.nt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

After the proceedings in quo tcayran;o were
Instituted against 5. Amrine. ex-ireasurer OF
Saline county. last year. the commissioners
decided to Withdraw the suit. The county
attorney protested against ii with all his
strength. until the co.amis sioners finally con-
senied tina, it should 90 on. Afterwards the
county attorney Went To Amrine and compro-
missed the matter for $500. which amount the
county had 10 pay him. The suit itself cost
not over so. Where is the balance: The
reco ri shows the above facts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Suits. their name is LEGION are constantly
going out from. and being ordered at. King
aui.t & Hamlin's. This comes about by th.ir
strict attention TO the wants of their patrons
and always measuring TO suit" Be sure ard
give them a trial before ordering your clothing
from abroad They will do just as well by
b. YOU.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Couse is drawing the - en;raiis OF Nessrs'
Sherrin and Watson's cellars on the avenue
and distributing them about that chariots may
roll safely along and mud may not envelop our
citizens teams. The avenue well bear fixing
more, but will by no means be perfect until
n,acadamized. This will be brought abou:
when the Narrow Guage comes to us.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

\. Seigel & Co.. are expecting to receive :.
tremendou. stock Of new goods in few days.
They are already on the way. Their store Will
be crowded and janmed full. They ask Their
numerous patrons TO come and inspect them
as soon as they- arrive Il will be the most
complete stock of dry goods ever brought in
to this market.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-19

Cover Bros. & Bovine, at their new water
mills. are putting in machinery to make a
:. No T. article OF Rye and Buckwheat Flour
and will pay in season the highest cash price
or good Buckwhcat. Cash paid for corn.