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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION.
JACOB BoGART. AUcTIoNEER.- MoRTGAas SALE.
o PS9@asy Ju1 OIL a. 4 oc9ss a. q Duane street
ro"defs romadess az s.c Se
MARsHALs sALE--JACoB BoGART. AUcrIoNEER
North William street tho effects Of Resaursnt and
Dining Saloon consisting OF Tables Chairs Counters
00'Ae'' ana S GEosas j. is sx Fl Marsha.
Monday June Il, ssf u. o SF ssysnins O'clock at
Just recciyed from MesHrs Henry sotheran 90 Or
o o 70 DC soa Tor their account With
aed Works the best editions Of sanaard BOOKS many
rast Ss sG ssDs s 81 fs Of
ha1 @ a O. s &
Mexico, vols. folio. haif morocco, coiored plate
ssy o ato RSbsTs views sS, hs Holy
io as edition Of Shakespeare Is
folio morocco extra. oa'crie dc venne, vols, Ito,
Catalogues ready. Books on exhibition:
THos. GArrNEY a co. .AUerIoNEERs, OFFICE 81
the Stock and Fixtures Bar and Lunch Room Si
Walden lane, In one or more lots
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER
Hsbo as1na viii fnop ss on Monday
June " At Y 9'clsck noon at the MERCHANTS Exchange
win hot water iGnssS
-sy s e e office Of
WooDsIDE PROPERTY AT AUCTroN-D. NJ. sMYTH,
Amconeer will SELL on Tuesday june u.s. at O'Clock
oarteret street 100 feet west Of Incoin avenue magn
o S snu L %
tosraphs &c. apply to Auctoneer 2s Broadway H.
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BOARD WANrED-BY SMALL FAMILY. IN
Id lisrn house Catskil Mountains Address, stat
ing TERMS which must lie moderate T.. box 5.62D New
York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.

A POLIO HALL. CORNER BROADWAY AND TWENTY.
n eighth street JENNIE bEls. Iuspiraonst
win lecture at 10 80 A. and 80 l.. This
Childrcn's LyceuU have Picnic Juas 30. Il ,HyN
Park. 9tAvcn lsis y H.
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GROWING FASTER THAN ANY PLACE AROUND
NJ New York-Reautif MILESTONE +. I. hour
from City Hal As minutes from Madison square Il trains
duily.
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A UCTION NOTICE.
n AUGUSTA Marines, Auctoneer
Magnificent Household Furniture.
Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits,
Paintings, Satuary Bronzes and many costly Works
of Art, at public auction
THIS DAY Saturday June Is,
sale commencing at ION O'Clock,
at tho elegant residence 66 West 18th st.,
between 9Th and 9th avs.
Drawing Room Furniture, covered French brocatcl
Tables, Paintings BY emnept artists. bronze Clocks
rosewood walnut Bureaus. Bedsleads wardrobes; Hair
Spring Mattresses Extension Table, Buffet elegant sets
Chnaware, Glassware Silyerware, Table Cutlery, Linen
Basement Kitchen Furniture NB.-Parties Wishing to
attend this sale take 9th stages 9th
Sale neramntorY
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J. BLEECKER SON 4 co. WILL SELL AT AUG.
"A. ton, at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
New York, on Wednesday, August IA, IS7A at IL NJ,
6O Of Land in Kentucky, mostly In the North
cOuntiea
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INSTRUCTION.
A GERMAN LADY JUST ARRIVED FROM GER :.
n many, well educated, &c, wishes SITUATION ~
governess companion In private family AmeTIGGnnTp
German; best references given. Address MIS- 'hiH''
W3 East 10th st.
NHEGARY INSTITUTE go.
" established in New York in 1914 ...
for Ladies and Misses, l,527 and o1s LIZ
Philadelphia Pa French Is the Language Oh uc "!'
and Is constantly spoken in the lnstsuei pr,,c;r.,
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THIRST GLASS BOARD-AT ESOPUS, FOR A FAM
lily of6 or for the terms for adults s.; five
hours rom foot Of Harrison street by daily boats Apply
for days at AS West Fifty first street. address w.
w. WISE ESOpug n Y.
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II ONG BRANCH.-WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, TO
IL enter June ~, furnished Room without board; he
purposes remaining three months terms moderate. Ad
dress T. j. L., 2l7 Church street, New York.
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GOOD BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN A PRIVATE
" family boarding house. pleasantly situated beside
the water convenient to Long Island Railroad ana Post
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GROWING FASTER THAN ANY PLACE AROUND
" New York-Beautifih MILESTONE L. l.; one hour
from City Hall As minutes from Madison square Al trains
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Monday, June H. at II O'Clock. at G2 Duane street
Powders, Ponnades, DC, &c
M JACOBS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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BOARD WANTED-BY A GERMAN GENTLEMAN,
~ recently arrived, in private American family; Local
ton south OF Fortyccoud preferred References
exchanged. Address, stating TERMS &C, E. BEvER box
1Y7 Post Office.
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COUNTRY BOARD MAY RE HAD AT FARM
~ house on l h Ground: plenty shade milk &C. Ad-
dress T. T. VINCENT Freehold, n. Y. 0ood reierenee.
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GOOD BOARD-IN A PLEASANT VILLAGE; AIRY
VI Rooms and large, shady yard Inquire 81 Morton
street. address II. J. McCABE, Greenville, Greene
county, N. Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY
~ within hours ride from the city Address, stating
terms and particulars BLANK, box 3b9s Now York Post
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WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND TWO
w children, aged and 3, large front Room
there few other bOarders Location south OF
Fourteenth street preferred Address g. j. b., Herald
Office, with terms, which must be moderate
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COUNTRY BOARD WAETED-AT A FARM HOUSE,
~ at or near station the New Jersey Railroad. for
three ladies' child and where there other
boarders children conveniences and TERMS ad-
dressing q. W. r.. rs Greene avenue Brooklyn, N Y.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

IA can have their choice at the BOARDERS' DIREC-
TORY, 731 Broadway. Full particulars without
charge Persons having vacancies, will please send de-
kcriptiOnH
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COUNTRY BOARD-FOR SIX OR FIGHT CAN BIZ
~ had in pleasant location water, TX hours from
city by daily steamer good fishing, &C. Address X. b.,
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DLEASANT BOARD MAY BE HAD ON THE sHREws
bury River, near steamboat landing; cool breeze
mosquitoes, fever and ague Terms IS to $40 For
particulars address NAVEsINK HIGHLANDS, Herald
office.
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COUNTRY BOARD At BERGEN POINT.-A PLBAs-
~ ant Room to let suitable for gentleman and wife
two single gentlemen; references exchanged. Address
B. l., box AxD Post office
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L,AMILrEs WISHING TO TAKE BOARD IN THE
country the seaside, south Of Long Branch
be accommodeted at moderate price Inquire Of H.
MOUQUIN III Fulton street
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTRD-WTTHIN ONE HOUR
" of city by cars, 20 minutes by boat--BoRrd is
wanted for gentleman wiie aud child three years old
small quiet boarding house private family preferred
Sea side desirable, but essential Price So
per week. Address, with full particulars. b. d. a. Glen
ham Hotel, Fifth avenue, New York.
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LNIRsT GLASS BOARD FOR ONE FAMILY AT sHREwS-
bury, Long Branch; front the water; table
s 81 per- wes4 address fS oes
J.
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an THE sOUND.-SUPERIOR BOARD FOR SIEVE
~ raj parties; airy rooms; boating, fishing and bath
ing elegant groundf Stahns Ac; address ". New Ro
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- having delightful place In New Jersey, win take
from two to four people who will pay remunerative
prices for what will command It. Address RURAL
Herald Office
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1'H0S. GAFFNEY 4 co, AUCTIONEERs, OFFICE 8
East Ho nston street. win sell this day at i0 O'Clock
Maiden lane, In or more lots
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

We notice that some Of the newspa-
pers Of Kansas that heretofore have been
doing noble work in " showing up" the
record Of corruption Of s. c. Pomeroy
have suddenly become silent. Why is
tbisf Have they been rewarded for this
silence by money from the Senator's
purse, or have they tho promise Of some
post Office, land Office, or some other
federal position. Honest reformers do
not become 60 suddenly quiet. Pome-
roy's friends are now Boosting that the
Nuscotah mans way is clear to the Uni
ted States Senate. Recently they have
been fearing and trembling now they
have high hopes and are jubilant. Has
this recent change in sentiment Of some
Of tho prominent journals of the State
been effected BY Pomeroy gold ! Let
some Of these carly reformers be called
70 IN immediate account concerning to
their " Stewardship"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
TALK Am WORK n Or.

1t has been thoroughly demonstrated
by the late improvement Of the water
power Of the Smoky Hill that We have
that among US which, if properly util-
lied, will insure the rapid growth Of our
city as well rs q more speedy develop
meat of the resources Of our cou 1ty.
The two dams at this place Alone will
afford sufficient power for several manu-
facturies and, if proper inducements arc
offered by our citizens, great amount
of manufacturing capital can be directed
We have the start, in size,
of the towns in the west, the surround
ing country is fast becoming thickly set
tied, and there is now demand tor
a manufacturing industry at home. In
this part of the State we need a wooden
mill, a paper mill, foundry and ma
chine shop. a hub and spoke factory
all Of which might be built at Salina.
The largest and most thriving towns in
the country have been, to great de-
gree, aided by the power Of water. In u
country like this. where fuel is SO scarce,
it is very natural for Us to be seeking
for some more economical power than
steam, and that, we have in our very
midst. Proper cxertions having been
made, capitalists may become acquainted
with this, and hasten hither to view
the prospect. Salina can be made .
prominent manufacturing town, if her
people are at once up and doing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

0GUDU u u
1Asss was AeAsi.s IN 49, - iiss
lass Tsssday. Il rsssl>sd be trsnsse-
oss viesssy sss - Hl6tIIlss asie.
Ths Dolly vrsss novsnsse - -
lspssd ed ~ power = - dtlhtsgfat
ing. Never wxs ths fond hos q >
polsi~l party - ss.sarily hassed b
IL sesrles a. The Steas elections, and
nsysr Vas /. party so sisaaily defeated
in, practically, the opening ofa campaign.
Already tho "allies" are deserving the
sinking ship, Greeley, and arc fastening
TO make amsnde for the past by joining
the ranks Of their /: first love-" Greeley
sits down by the waters of the Hudson
and weeps, for he now has few comfort
ers. Tammany and the Straightouts are
rallying and recognizing under the old
Democratic battle>hags and propose TO
make one more charge in November,
feeble though it be. The coalition form
ed 1t Cincinnati, SO auspiciousiy. they
said, has truly turned out = ridiculous f.
asco.
Tho victory Of the Republicans in old
Pennsylvania was not expected by the
most sanguine. Hartranft, the guber-
material candidate of the Cameron fac
ton, which was considered very unpop-
ular, has all the time been termed dead
weight 70 the cause of Republicanism in
tha. State. But he triumphed glorious
", having received majority Of over
$4,000. 1t is supposed that these great
unexpected results in Pennsylvania were
effected by the anti-Cameronites sacriis-
ing their personal political feeling for
the success Of their party and voting tor
the Hartranft ticket. Well done! noble
Pennsylvanisns.
Ohio, so boastfally claimed by the Lib
erals, responded with majority ofover
1900.
In Indiana, the state which Was 50
"dead sure for the Liberals, Repub-
lican legislature is elected. All Of the
state ticket elected is Republican, except
Hendricks, for Governor, who Is ahead
by perhaps six or seven hundred major
ity.
Nebraska has done her duty, as usual,
and rendered q handsome majority in
favor OF the Republicans.
The Liberals had almost staked their
all on the October elections. The load
ers had maintained that Greeley's chance
for an election would he decided after
the fall elections, and we are Of the opin-
ion that it is. ~. S. Grant is as sure Of
being the next President OF the United
States as that the sun will rise on tho 5th
of November.
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Asst mE NOMINATIONS.
BAvARIA, OcroBkn 18th, 1872.

bAvAkIA, UCTOBkR Nth, 1917.
EpIroRs JOURNAL: heartily endorse
the sentiment, and I believe the great
mass Of the Republican party do the
same, Of the venerable Peter Cooper,
in HE letter TO Gen. Dix s.ying: Your
past service in behalf Of our common
country shosh inspire Ill with hope
that the day viii come when kosesty and
capacity viii become he Only passport
TO all places Of pablo trusG" There new
er was time when We were more in
need Of eteriing integrity, and iirm I'd
herencs 10 the pripeiplessf hsnssty and
Justice. Fhe duty re owe 70 the RePah-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

Gen. John A. Logan, Of Illinois, will
deliver two speeches in Kansas this
month-one at Manhattan on the 18th,
and the other at some point and time to
be determined hereafter. The railroad
company will probably make some pro-
vision for reducing the fare for those
who may desire to attend the meetings.
We have no doubt but there will be a
large attendance from this portion of the
State, especially At the Manhattan meet
ing.
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II. n. Aurdock, editor of the Wichita
Eagle, was hominated by the Repubii-
cans Of his district for State Senator on
the 18th inst. His friends had good
grit, as his nomination was not secured
until the forty-third ballot. Mr.. Muir
dock has been member of the State Sen
ate tor the past four.years and has rank
ed - one Of the ablcst and most useful
men of that body.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

D. r. Anthony, editor Of the Leaven.
worth Times, Joseph Clark, editor Of the
Leavenworth Call, and Josiah Kellogg,
have been nominated for the Legislature
from the city Of Leavenworth. Mr..
Kellogg was ono Of the members of the
last State Senate. He is good talker
and an able man. ID. II. Anthony de,
sires to 30 to tho Legislature to give Joe
Clark "a iift," who is one Of the candi-
dates for State Printer. He also may
wish to get up little impeachment for
Tom Osborn, the next Governor of Kan.
eas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
ms yuplCAL AND sExAreRIAL TICKET.

1nI JUDICIAL AND EENAToRlAL NCKkf.
The Judicial and Senatorial convention
cane Of NJ Ellsworth on tho 10th. inst.
After organization the convention pro-
eeeded to ballot for State Senator. On
II two names were before the convention:
2. Jackson Of Ellsworth and J. II. Ed
wards of Ellis-Dr. Levi Stcrnberg,
having withdrawn from the race. The
vose s,ood Is for Edwards and Is for
Jachsoa. Mr.. Edwards having received
thguominatioa, was instructed by resc-
:1rEnu11vo6l t0sAAs xT railroad freight
6Ki9 and for Col. Phillips for q. S.
osnater. Mr.. Edwards has twicc been
aember Of the Kansas legislature and
vill bring 10 the Office, to which be will
ssw - elected, large Legislative expert.
sace, - well as thorough knowledge
ef he wants and requirements Of the
west.
J. II. Prescott Of this place was nom-
mated tor Judge of the 18th Judicial
Disar'ct. BY exclamation. Capt. F. A.
Wiidman had been a candidate tor the
same position, but declined, when the
convention met, to allow his name to be
sssd. Judgc Prescott was State Sem
aAer Of tie Goth District for two success
sive trrms, and last winter was appoint
a Judge OF the l4th Judicial District,
Spon iss creation, by Gov. Harvey. The
~ of his having been nominated By
aes1fnaGion, 10 . good indication of
ys1se Prcscots's popularity among the
people Of HE district.
D. n. Heiser of Barton county was
uooiuated tor Railroad Assessor: We
ars Dot acquainted with this gentleman,
Ut hsar good words of him. David
Bsebe Esq. or Major Forsse, Of this
.eouney could have bad the nomination
Scr THE olDco, bat both declined. Tho
siolrst will h elected BY = very large
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
v. n. SEWARD.

William II. Seward, one of Americas
greatest statesmen, died at Auburn, N.
Y, last Tuesday afternoon. He was
scventy-one years old. A greater part
Of his life has been spent in the public
service and his pre-emincnt abilities have
been acknowledged by oil. His efforts
for freedom ind kaasas, and for universal
'trssas~ <tsoeshsut the land are we'll
known aud thoroughly appreciated by
oil friends Of the slave. He was tow
or Of strength id the incipient move
ments Of the Republican party, was It's
prominent candidate for the Presidency
in 1856 and, until his afiliation with
Johnson, stood second to no man in the
nation in Republicanism. That fatal
step put an end to his carer in public
life, since which time he has spent sev-
eral years in foreign travel. That he
was a great man, and one Of the greatest
that this nation ever produced, is
certain, and his name will Occupy . high
niche among great Americans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

The liberal state committees have is-
ued sn address to the liberals of Missouri,
in which tie recent elections sre review
cd and much hope for the future express
ed. II is claimed that all the southern
states, excepting North and South Caro-
lima and Mississippi will go for Greeley,
giving him 90 electoral votes. New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Neva-
da and Missouri arc regarded - certain
for the liberal ticket, giving eighty three
more votes, or enough TO elect. New
Hampshire, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Cali
fornia and Illinois, although doubtful,
are considered almost certain fcr Gree
hey. At least enough votes viii - OBJ
tassed from them to render victory m
November sure.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Those parties Who are inde6sed y Ne BY note oh
srwisr THAI 70 say-by leaAiag them 1oesy seli
ing them boots and shoe. ersdb vil nnAsssae1d By
this nosce that they ass dunusd; sd
do not coane tine snd pay ~ want eDdeIssood
that and msas wAae lsay. cd vll peb-
at the expense OF the hard Working and toiinS
business man THAT IL ! "
SIT JARo 0CR41Y
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DiSsOlsefiODe Notice,

The copartnership heretofore existing uadef the I'm
name Of Cover BIO BOVINE sAis day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. BOVINE retisinG from the nSm.
The business Of Smoky Hill Mis- will BE eo0tinned
and all settlement made by Cover Bro.
Salins October Sth ls73
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Nfm ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Anpersoos inaehsediothe Cypsan Hun Cs0Nsry A.
s0ciason for loss VII please cali ald ses br she ZANE
without delsy By order Of ne npaS6-
rs JAcos DEWITT. !Aeref>yy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
COUNTY TICKET.

- COUNTY TICKET.
- ss.pes ssnt.tivc II. D. BAKER.
ForClrrk Of District Court. II. CAvANACCH
For Probate Juder-H. LOGAN.
For Sept Public Instruction BISHOP.
SIR County Atioruey-E. ". HODGkINSON, tlnde-
psndeap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

he unalersigned - nov IN kiln and will continue
% manufacture du ing the season su1eens quantity
q brick 70 supply Ill Demands These brick naie
from the best clay and with the utmost care.
Ordrn nay be IA q ~ yards I've nike south Of So
lna. HENRY GILMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
School Land for Sale!
Bottom, Timber and Wdter.

+ oner for sale Sections !, Is - and o. Township
L. sou.h Raass west. Saline river. s<sen niiss
from Salins, a
Lower Prices
Than they would bring public sse, and tens to
suit the money market viz Onetsneh 70 Be asd caah;
the balance may remain lerpetun Ioen = ten per
cent interest; able II the pleasure Il The bnyer
any time he iaterrst the balance s 70 be aid anna.
ally.
neqro! sec: bottom. water and timber. y p.. .e.e
sw.' ~ bottom land Z - 80
n " or OF sec Is bottom land eesper acre.
se 's'' Is ~ "
" "'' 80 Is bottom and prairie -
or the whole section At o. PR sore.
n Or Of Sec - bottom and prairie ~ PR ARE
NV 80 - q. II rolling - -
. " :" " ~ bottom and 80
sw. a." "i3 rolling 80 80
or the whole section at g Ter acre.
n. q Of sec :. bottom land. s:p:. ...e.
sc 80. 10 90 80 90
= go 80 1"
OF the whole seesiaa at q per sess.
These snds for besusy Of surfsee. Sesslsy q soil
and desrxbil.iy Of locatisn cannot be surpassed in the
world snd ane opportunity either % make q sxtea-
sive @ 10 purchase for Investment v sss.
by presented.
For further particulars. consult my Real Estate -
per- the xassos Cessvsi Advocate OF call ~ my ohce
At Saline. John W. 6eTkS,
land Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17
Fruit Trees, Vines. &c.

One mile east Of Sallna you win 13d al kinds Of
Fruit Tires, Vines and Smlau Fruit for sole cheap
They ere g,nraaeeed to be in pvine 0syler Com aSA
before engaging your rers for Tor iall spring
planting. PasrOn1e hSsne institutions an TT tree
that will grow. ANDERSON 4 kYNAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

County Directory
Judee ofthe Dssenee eoFt-J. q. fnnDr0ff.
Couney Cosnmissl1ae0eH. 2. WOeaaKH, ehalSmn8,
Q. II. PALMA and =. KIxoNA1.
CIexk Of the DiseTicfoaIf-A. 8. xoafoR.
Probate yudgeA. ". 04Rg.
COunfy Cle1k-DAvID RIKnI.
CoQnty Tteesuzer-C. Z. RArIxXE1-
sheriH-T. J. GOIxG.
Register Of Dee6s-A. J. MrxAKD
County Ats1yney-J. G. NonLER-
Superintendent Of Public Insrrucfion-Wn. D1aDoP.
City Directory.
HayoHJ- ". RuseHIL-
Csuncilmen-FRAxK Goopxev, n l. CAavn. D.
L. WILSON, II. C. STANLEY, JANes 0rnS8Y.
Police JuaSe-N. r. CAk1oiI.
Clerk-FkED WILDMAX.
Treasurcr-R. II. Blsaoe.
Marshal-JoHS ;. BAKxS.
Aft,Mty-N. ID. SAMPSON.
Street Conanis>ioner-A. G. CoCsG-
WateEmaa-CHAs. SACoxRR-
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For cov<s.or-TnONAs A. OSBORNE.
- l5essens.t Goversor-E. s. SrOSsk.
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