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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03
ITNION TICKET OFFICE
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Subscriber oaers for sale his Farm and Tul5e-s
Lands 10 MiddlesUN, within three miles of Motfueir
enu within one halt mile Of the river road running -
Montpelier 90 Mddlesex village
The Farm contains about 40 iaeres Of land la5 ut
arc under improvement, consisting OF good mead5Es
pasture the rect fsH taseref with good roads r1ral
To different parts.
The buildings consist Of one House convenient for 10
families, Barn. Sheds and other out-huiidings VII
good cold aoii meter iiag W-tr running to the hou-
will sell ten tons Of Hay. one pair Oxen, three Won
,iofses lhree Harnesses one Buggy Wagon, one u
nafoh, TWO carts two sleighs, and ali tho Farmin.
loola together with sleds, Wagons Trucks CLains az
Business.
On This hrm, convenient to the buildings. and vihi
ono-haf mile OF the Railroad and side trnck Is arg
and cOmmodious STEAM SAW-MII.L with Sheds
storing lumber and pond for floating logs
- iere T. one thirty-hvo Horsepower Engine Flo
hoer' - iect long, feet diameter two lucs 10 .nele
s.eni Hnn ehinney 20 Rect high. The machinery Isl
nearly nov, e M good running order nnd consists Of
OF Lane, ltkin Brooks Improved Circular saw MIL
WIN set Works and Carriage fifty feet long one Ba'
uh-tnh Flhner, one Jointing Saw one Slab Slaw or
Ine hutung Saw wrought iron shatings and iron pa
icy complete for running shid machinery
have l51oid Rect of Dry Lumber In tho ynYd, cor
vii sell at a harglin.
l VIII sell the whole property together or the n
'sprraffig, or he timherod lands with the mill D
either case terms of payment will be made easy.
In consequence Of disability am osmnsIisd 10 nnsf
,nsNfss' anu u parties prefer, will lease the mill
the lnlll and tgm fogsihs' for one OF more years.
Possession gwen at onco ifdesird
rms u rare chance for making money, aud any on
wishing 70 engage in the above business will do well
'o9t hfrf before purchasing elsewhere.
lwii also sell one undivided halt Of 400 acres OF 1
ereh lana situated Ia the central part of Duxhury COZ
usu"us % good roads aud within four miles Of the "a
road at Rdleyis Station FS CAMP
Montpelier, VI, Feb. 9th, 1871. soft
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03
NATURES REMEDY
" e G E T y &
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

YEGETINE Is mado exclusively from tho iuces Of
carefully selected hfrt and tfbs and strongly
concentrated that IL will oecually Grad from the
system every faint Of S0efia, ocrqf9us HsHgor 11r.
Cancer, CaHoTous Humor, trBspls, SAT- Rheam, sVphH
dc Dseass, CHisr FaiafHess ~ me S9maoh and an dis
eases that arise from Impure blood iRturaa
t.rg and throqic hhcam1fisg NearaJil, Gapf and
n Complaints, can ouly be eiectualy curei through the
blood
Fur Ulcers and Erpfirs Of tho slim Pusfaies
pNfies Rachfs haiis, Ifffer Noafi and Fiagrorm
VEBETINE has never failed to Ell, ct permanent cure
For Pa7s ~ he Bark knHsg onpi4isfs nropsg, IL
male Weakness, Lsucorhgr, arising ON internal ucera
ton, and uterine diseases and GcnUai nebNty NEGE-
TINE acts directly upon the caues of these comuaints
II inviguraes and siren gthens the whole system acts
the secrttve Orgnns, ailayH inflammation cures
liberation and regulates the bowels.
For Caarh, Dyspepsia Hlbifaai Cost usaesf Papiiqf0n
of ne Hearf, Heafgehe RUS, Ntpusaess and Generai
prosraon Of the N'ru'us Sgfsm, no medicine has
gwen such perfect satisfaction a. the VEGETiNE. Il
purhos the blood ceanscs all Of the ORGANS aud pos
scssss a controlling power over the Nervous system
The remark able cures effected by NfGErlNE have In
duced many physicians and apothecarics whom know
TO pf scihr aud use " Ia their families.
In fact NEHErINE IS the hest remedy yet discovered
tor the above diseases and the only reliable hLcOD
PURIFIER yet placed heare the public.
Prepared by n. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
Price sl25. sold by all Druggists
Os l0eow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Z. H. EDDY,
soLTCTToR or PATENTS

Il. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTs
Ioa INVENTIONS, rnADg Marks. on DESIGNS,
No. 70 State ST., opposite Kilby S., Boston,
After an extensive practice of upwards OF uirt,
yetrs continue go secure patents in the lHfe States
a-u Ia Great Britain France. and other foreign ruuu
tries. CaFtnt-i Specification, Ass rum'nta. and All
papers Tor plfvntt executed ru ua .Ir trru.. witt
utility Of paioui-of Inventions aul c aad other at
Vice rendered in al matter. tunchns thH Cop,f
Of the claims Of any ptirut ilrnise1, hf rcmtfa
dollar Assignments recorded Zoo Washington.
No fgsnrt fhs Gqifsf sflffs 5osasffa Gs1r fiefs'
far obaiENg fasHs or asCeriaaiag ne pi'sHfasng V ~
rsHf1ns.
All necessity ~ journey o. Washington ta procure
iufeator..
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr. EDDY A. one Of the most eqllj, end sue
esssfi practitioner with whom have hai o1cia inter
course. CHARLES MASON, Cou'r Of Patents"
d" have no hesitation n assHrns Inventors that they
canuot employ canrfsHf 1af frsfUortfa and
more capable Of putting their applications in form T.
secure Tor them au early and nFnfHie consideration 81
the Patent once. EDMUND Burke
Late Comm .ssI0n.r OF pltgnts.n
"Mr r. n Ehur has innde f1f int over THIRTY APP
pcat0ns for Patents having hecn ul in almost
every ease. Such uumtat able proof ~ great talent
aud ability hs part, leads tle 20 recommend AN FOG
may ho sure of having tlc most tIturll attention he
slowed on their cascs and a. very reasonable CHARGES
"JOuS TAGGAHr."
Bos,on, Jan. D. i912--o3 50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03

IT Persons desi. Gus Of having Insurance placed in
SOUND COMPANIES at REASONABLE RATES, will
End us ready and willing 20 do their business.
Al Losses literally adjusted and promptly paid
at this Office
A. O. BROWN, Agent
oFFicE tN LASGD0S's BLOCH,
corner of state and Main Streets
Montpelier Jan. D., 1879. O3-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03

The Copnftncrshp heretofore tiug under the name
and firm OF SrOKRS a JONEN "a hereby dissolved by
mutual consent l.. w. Joneswll continue the business
at the old stand 10 whom all demands due and pay
able and who VIII also pay Oh debts due from the lao
firm.
g. w. STORRs
l.. ". JONES
Montpelier March l3, 1872 ltlG
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-04-03
Xdrerti sements.
FJRE ASSURANCE COMPANIES :.

Local. AGgNr WASTED ~ All PARTS or VrasoSr
A. G. BROWN, General Agent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Shep Amrine, J. Meyer and ~. Harrison.
citizens of Salina, left 11ltkrday morning for
Great Bend. q neS<0Wn IN southwestern Kan
sas, in Rese0h county and on the Arkansas
nver Amrine visited the town before and will
establish himself in the boot and shoe business
these. and it vassOn account Of his well-pic-
tured story that the other gentlemen were in
duced to take a trip to view the town and eoun-
try and as matter Of recreation. We are OF
the opinion that Meyer and Hnrisea viii be
come convinced that they have found no Edo
RADIO Of wealth and comfort-it is good coun-
y, but new, and the l,arlships and privations
will be manifold. a man never wants to pio-
neer more than once he rarely does more than
twice. Our advice to those contemplating a
settlement at Great Bend or at any other new
section. if any there are, is. that they: calcu-
late wen the chances for betterisg their mate
rial interests before quitting the ease and COM
forts Of Salina. 1t is Oftcntimcs best to let
well enough alone"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

We went fishing the other night. The
place was down where the Smoky winds 50
closely to the house in which cattle are daily
assassinated. In a bone yard. where the bo-
vine species have ceased their lowing, and
their cuds are at rest, We cornmenced our pis-
cation. We watched that cork in the soft
moonlight mid the melodious and musical
frogs, but it never lodged under. We fished
and smoked and smoked and fished. but ne'er
q fish caught We. As the hours sped BY and
our inclination was to return to our couch. a
little twi;ci arrested our abstrsctedness.' -
We gave jerk at the pole, with strong up
ward movement. which landed our line and
hook il. the lofty branches Of the primeval for
este aud ourselves knee deep in the primeval
water. 1t was enough. Rescuing ourselves
in the shortest space Of time from the abyss
Of waters. we sadly turned our steps home
ward. quoting Little boats must keep near
Shore and ITO a crazy ship all winds are
contrary"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

We have thought that there was room for
two furniture stores in our city. Different
branches Of the same business. conducted up
On honorable principles, never harm each other.
Where there is variety at business houses poo
PIE 70, thinning, vhesher IL Is true ar not. that
they can purchase goods At the lowest figures
Competition in the furniture line. will. ~e BE-
lieve. wurk advantaseoasly for that branch
- for the other trade. So it is that We wea-
coase he I'm -itnre store d Mr.. D. Dare. on
Santa Re Avenue His stock is very complete
and lnree. ~ laEks h - esessi.l He has
The latest and best hnish Of tables. bedsseads.
bureaus. what-oots and. in facf. every article
kepe h . ssoee a hat Kind. He informs ~
thss - Only asks foe reasonable shase Of the
pah,is Paroaaes, ssd ~ - wili sen - low
- - lswue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
CITY MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all dos found runnin. al
large and amer June tst. without Ing collar and
check provided by city ordinance No - arrroy,,i
Nov. J0th $50. Will be kiilei.
Notice also given that s cattle founj running n.
large will be pn in the city pound and held for charge
Owners Of teams also rotid.l that IL they leave
their horses unhifchr the public streets thu r,li-
nance forddins such car-i-ssne,s will b. enforced
All the atoye-r-ferri-' ordinances will be strictly
enforced, and persons who wish save time and
xpense by comply ing with city laws in Eases will
save trouble. JOHN :. BAKER
Marshal OF the ity of Ssiina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
When tho devil was sick
tn. devil Il m INK would b.;
The devil Cos wei.

Sch is the character in few w1-!, of certain
of the late tl-fcit.i" When tn - were hav-
ing everything their owa WAY. they were in
clincd to lord it over people and cpnmlni the
subscrviency of all. Now that their temp ,rary
prosperity is wrecked. We finI them whining
around. with hypocrisy anl d...it. tryin 9
again to get footh,ld for continuation of
their despotic assumptions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Would not the establishment Of wooden
mill be profitable investment. We think so.
and are OF the opinion that arrangements could
hc effected to attach wheel to the Smoky Hill
water-power mills at a small expense. We Ike.
lcve there is not wooden mill in Western Kan.
sas. and there l. certainly room ami bushes.
enough for one. This subject is respectfully
handed over to the citizens for their consider
alton. Only small amount Of trouble and ey-
pense is requisite to secure parties to establish
the mill
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
City Directory.

MsyorJ. ". RESELL.
Colncilm~D-fRASx GooDSow, IRA L. CARVER, d
l.. WILSON. II. L. srASLEy. JASs. Mt xrHY.
Police Judse-N. y. CAEHoLL.
tlerk-fEHD wfLpuAx
Treasurer-R.H Bt-nor.
Marshzl-yOnN ;. kAKKn. a. a
.Aft,n4y-N. u. sAAuPsDx.
Street Commi..ion~r-A. T.. Cor>E
Watchman-CHAs. IALcoNkH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Two weeks ago we received 4 communica-
ton from BrookyilIe. noting = bit Of rivalry
in circulating petitions for three different
licenses, but, while wishing to crafty our
friends mp there. after mature reflection, we
have rejected it. as /: brings in the names OF
three ladies. Without referring to this CON-
municatiOn. VIC sometimes permit men to
pommel OSe another through these columns.
but we Ito object TO allowing the names Of the
women to be brought ir.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
Delinquent Tax Sale.

OFFICE Cor>rY TaEAsrrER McPHts>ox Co. , ,
LI>psDrRG, KANSAS. Nav 18th, Is. I,
Notice il hereby given thu: on Monday thu sith i,y
of June next. will ell at public aucti my
IN I;ns,burg. The following described tracts of lal,
sufciep; thereof. pay the AMI th-rr-
on ai the TINS of sale for fh- year 4. u. ISL.
: STEPHENS
nfy Irr.-,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Just as we go TO press, We learn of the death
by drowning Of j. Somcrs. county attorney o.:
Morris county. and wife. Miss Susie Iufkiker
and Mr.. p. Roberts. all of Council Grove. They
were drowned by passing across the NeOsllo
river from town to judge 4. 5. Huifaker's. on
the north side Uf the stream. during the prev
alen.e Of a rise. Many persons in Salina will
remember Mr.. SOmers. as he was here few
weeks since on business before the L. :. land
Office and became somewhat acquainted. lie
was apromising young man. hig ly esteemed
and hal been married but short time. 1t Is
indeed sad to contemplate the death OF those.
in such manner. We know and admire.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Before this we have heard Of instances where
corporations have been compelled to pay COLI
siderable sums because Of their neglect to make
minor needed repairs Of public structures.
Smoky Hill township may find itself in this
prcdicamcnt if it does not look more closely to
the bridge at the end Of Iron avenue. Two or
three plank are gone from the bridge AMI some
dark night. or day perhaps. some horse or other
animal will bring up with a broken leg or othe !.
damage. Who is he that will do the repairing :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
Assignee's Sale.

Notice b b<rrAy gfver sks; ~ as.i~->sxp,.f s-p-s
ef tsrx< L. .ey--. Of shr effy Il R-Av IL.
" ef Saioe asi ss.se AZ kaa-ss. VII n.y. fi er.-
ter> % .af tsesrs~ y >nydR th< hs1- N ~
city % >ssina. W~-isr~ss.. Aszas: istA. - sras
e'esoek a: aaf VII rsuzats n a<s~n<issrv -ss
day, I'D dnxtag ooa~~czsis, fsss fb<s-.ss<- ftn
nisr 'eieek A szfi sr- s'eiskr - 81 rsra ar,
vnsrv VII pahtrsy sga<s srs sitsv ds rs a<sr.-'
n e-esss nd s1rcss Of SD CO. y. >ey.sr
= n PALNEE.
AssiSDrs q Co. D. <sydSr-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
Notice to Debtors.

All sr>ons indebted to the late firm Of { Po,, Co
are TO call al their agricultural in Salin-
and settle up at an early day.
Mr.. Z. Post will continue in employ m.nf and n
be ON hand ~ meet NJ old frrs, ii hi old place Of
business. sIDtLU kELISN,C
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

The District Court adjourned last Satur.
day. In the case Of Pierce vs.. P0elson. F. A.
wildman judge pro tenn. judgment was rem
dcred for the plaintiff. In the case Of Evarts
vs.. ROgsendorf, = verdict Was returned for
the defeneant for S7.7k Girard -. Girard, a.
vorce. granted. Quite number Of cases were
continued until next term
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Lidgants and the people generally an
highly entitled that court i ended for thu
present. ~ - - a & ~ "a A@
At the last term of the court E. E. Bowen
asd T. b. CavanelSH vdA admitted to the
practice Of the Law.
We owe an apology TO Mr.. Allison, telegraph
operator at this place. for the statement that
he. in connection with Y. 8. Curtis. agent. had
been removed. We are glad to say that Mr.. A.
still remains with us. s
Good climate, rich farming lands. good vat
er power. the best school and CHURCH advan-
tages. good society, convenience to the mar
kets-these are some Of the advantages which
Saline eouaty offers 70 parties In search Of
homes.
1t is now positively stated that 90. Phillips
will commence building his flick block on
Santa Fe in few weeks, th( block to be IS
feet long, two stories high He will COM
mence operations as soon as he can return
from w sslpin Ufo, - . - - N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

RoRrNsoN's CIRcrs.zAeGent to Jim Rob-
inson's circus beesdse we had - compliment
airy and 6sffhe reaeon that every one else
went I'VE would have crawied in under the
c invas, had not hugely ~hiskeresl Snowman
looked askancc at Us. with big club in his
'iand. We Interviewed Jim. the lion Of the o.
"a ion. who cursed pretty strong because plu-
vious contributions had somewhat mu,ldietl
the roads. thereby preventing a very large in
nux Of sight-seers from among the yeomaury.
We told Jim that it vas good thing for the
crops. whcreupon he fierccly retorte,i, ..D-n
the crops! Aswe were opposed to profanity,
and Judging him much out Of good humor. We
slid from him aud stationed ourselves high
up, midway Of those horribly hari-cushioned
seats. to take look at things. The Grand
Ln'fee was NOT particularly brilliant Betwixt
good looking girl to the right Of Us and the
ring We were most Of the time at attention.
Ihe fumbling was ordinary, the :. music ~ Of
the clowns nat. the gymnastic exercises fir
As rider. Robinson has no cou.I II VAS
FIRST class. Master Eugene looked stunning
on his "antic-y," plunzing and dery pouy.
The dog rider understood his part ven. rhe
city marshal was about that time WAITING "a
consult with him - to registry. The result
We do not know. The hand music was rood.
the side-shows Is e hanabsgyisA - - ever. As
whole. the eatefsaiaDeut vas good-'tAo~sh
there are plenty Il chances for iaprosenene
The troupe started West fuc nsaysr Ssaday
morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

In spite Of the fire Of December 18th, at
which time they lost all they had. Dihle & Da-
Wis pursue the even tenor Of their way. and
have built upa trade which rivals that Of their
haIcyon days. They keep on hand first-rate
lot Of harness and saddles and are prepared to
fill all orders in their trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

T. s. Senasors-S. c. PoxKxor and A. CALDWELL
Representative in Consr-s-D. r. LOWE.
Justices Of the supreme Co2rf-S. A. KIxGNAx, Ch~f
Justice; D. J. BREWER and ID. ". yALxxTIxE As-oci-
ate Justices.
tsovernorLAHEs ". HAEvEr-
lieusrnanf G0vcSnor-P. r. ExbEE
Secretary Of sfsfe-W. H. ssALiwoop
Tr-asurerJ. l.. HAYEs.
Audifor-A. TuoNaS-
Superintendent Of Public Instruction D. MccAE-
Thy.
Attorney General-A- l.. wAiIAAs.
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Ho! for Illinois.

will sell my Horse, Buggy and Harness for
eooo cash. fl25 month. tiIa- i:h approved
enrty The buggy J, jump s.ai. with pole and shafts
Also stove and hs'9sehoh articles cheap for cash.
Enquire Of 4. N. .1anin, T.. r. CrandaIl near
Judge Hamilfon's farm.
May 18th. 1859,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
County Directory.

County Directory.
Judec 81 the Distinct Coun-J. II. PxEscorr
County Commissiouers-H. y. wooirrY Chairman
:. u. PALMER ami y. kfNGNAS.
Clerk Of the District CSarf-A. ;. yoxruS.
Probate Juaxe-A- ". BEEsE.
County Clerk-DAvID BEEnR.
County Treasurer SnErERD ANElNE.
sheriff.. J. GofSc.
Register Of Deed.-A. j. MfNarD.
County Aftorney-J. q. MoMLER.
Superintendent VI Public lnstruction-Wa Brsuor
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New Restaurant
BOARDING HOUSE

1~ snd-r.sns- has just "ysnsi hss.r of 't- ah,.s
->rrisf.n th- iui.Iax lss,y s~eafsi ia Hars~s
n Brown liquor .f.-s IL ALL -s.k - -sf-fy ali on.
,s,r,sus hifa Nssi- i-.riins ss r~--,a.i-
1oH> ~ ADAM
ssiins, ksn-as, March sfh, i-..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
DissOlMfiOM Notice.

Notice i hereby givca that the -partner,hp here
toior~ existing between the undersigned, under the
mutual consent. II. l.. Bsr1i-g has rvc-ye,i all ar-
counts and assumes all Liabilities
II. L. BARNES,
DAVID BROWN.
Salina, Kansas, April 18th Ira
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16
Dissolmsioa Of Coparsnerslip.

Nos;e~ b~rehy Eivsn thaa tn c,J~rsn-r.hir
fore existing 4. Pops ,iis~olv-
est by nsuful esns~ne- The bssas> vii h~rpas~r -
carried N Gould keIisSx A~->r. tsos,d KELLOGG
al liahlnbs sapt al
sius tsss salW G. D<T,
Z. r. GOULD
A l. kkLLDssG.
Dated m. N .lzy Of Nprii. t<-s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Upon the examination Of Mr.. lack Light.
which took place ut Ellsworth. Monday the
5th. upon the charge Of the murder Of one
Perry at lara, il Is said the proof elected was
light and strongly pointed to a ease Of self-de-
fence. We hope il may prove so upon the final
trial.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Little need exists a: this time for fi,el-the
warm weather supplies all the requisite heat
beyond that required for cooking purposes an
the lke-but the summer is the time to prepare
for the winter. The board Of county commits
sioners Of Saline county were authorized by
Legislative enactment last winter TO appropriate
five thousand dollars to develop the coal ne
sources of the county. This project may well
occupy the attention Of the commissioners at
their next meeting. II there are indications
that coal abounds in our county and m locali-
ties that can be made available in the present
or. by the building of the projected railroads
in the future, steps should be taken looking to
its development. Perhaps the best thing to he
done is TO employ some man experienced in
coal mining. II Is fair to conclude that there
is cOalin Saline county. ls has been toand on
almost every side OF as-in Dickinson. Els
worth and Lincoln county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-16

Or - 80 - s-ssss - vsE a>S - 49, e
~ - ~ - Ds1nD <p6v 60 -
- Sf-ss ~.OEB y- -. - - - - 0wU9
aDso Oss- ASoGDsos . gtaAn.
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auction room and real estate office
II the Germans Of Salina are to be accepted
IS criterion for the Union. it is safe to say
that Greeley and Brown will not receive very
enthusiastic support from that element of OIL
national strength. II is safe to say that be,
this portion Of our citizens will vote for tn,
Philadelphia nominee.
The Beloit Ga-ctte notes visit from ]. +
Marlin. OF Flanders 4 Marlin. aud ". Stcarns
both Of Salina. and says Mike was not Their,
elm an official capacity Then what did
he 70 there for II II va. not in an fYicial way
He Is known IN b. one o; the best ,leputv L :
marshals in kansas. Marlin was probably was
looking after the interests Of their reliable
house.
To Messrs. Cover. Maloy 4 Bovine. propri
esor Of the Smoky Hill Mills, we acknowiedg,
the receipt Of sack Of their =. Pride Of Sail
as - flour. We have the authority OF her VIII,
superintcnds that department and the bread it
self land we want none BETTER in stating tina
II Is par ereeiiesee. These mills are now i,
thorouxh order and constant operation and ar,
among the things which 50 strongly recon-
mend Salina.
Johnny Doyle's saloon. ycleped :. Senate " 70,
style. was re-opencd yesterday, license having
bcea ef.nted ii. '' Thereby hangs . tale. :
which We won't tell. how councilman met IN
the grand oonclave to assist in considering thu
petition. how after searching all his vcstment.
Il was not forthcoming and how, beth:nkins
himself. he Travelled five miles through rain and
mud and there espied ii on the bleak and lonely
prairie. No. we wouldn't ''peech IS on him.