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Ecr.rTs TENPLAE ELE-TIrN.-Ata srecial
Conceive % DE IOlay COmmauderv VI. T.
Kr.EAt> TCmplgrS. last night, the following
CH vDr> we're elected James II. Pearson. emf
nrUt cVmmanJer- q. W. BallOCh. generaI.~-imI;
George p. CLARK, captain general; /. l.. John
son Irclatc; q. T. Paften. senior warden: T.
4. Murray. Junior warden, \. NJ. Daniels
~vCri bearer, r. c. Wheeler. standard bearer:
D.. T. Chapman. warden. This election WI
ordered hv The Grand Master Of Temp!ar~ and
Wa rendered necessary by the res grafton OF
Mr.. Joseph Daniels A. eminent rernnaudpr
This organ Z1tion t. under di>pru~.ttpn not Vt
having Obtained a charter which will probably
b. ..aft d ~ tle next trICuu,aI cOuciav,, of
The General Grand CrIuuautlerv.
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Romance Of Crime.


roRGEEIEs-A THIEF FOLLOWING TIE De
TECTEVEs.
A Havana dispatch says:-Insrectors Hayden
and Green, OF the London police, and Mr..
Good, clerk in the Bank OF England, arrived
here On the steamship Moro Castle from New
YORK. A nan named Oscar Wilson, who is
supposed to be a celebrated thief in New York
took passage on the same steamer shortly be-
fore her sailing from New York. When the
vessel had been at sea but a few hours, II r.
Green's trunk was opened and forty sovereiSns
and some iewelry were distracted. Purser
HimOnd, Of tie Moro Castle, suspected Wilson
of the theft. on Saturday evening he was liz
yited to walk On the deck, and while dong so the
satchel which he brought on board the steamer
was inspected. In il were found complete set
of burglars toole and skeleton keys. The Moro
Castle arrived here on Sunday evening, and
passengers were not permitted to land on ac-
count of the lateness of the hour. While the
passengers were On deck Wilson went below
and forced open the trunks of Hayden, Green
and Good, abstraetet quantity of papers, and
then hid the burglars tools under closet in
Green's room. Wilson'S Obiect undoubtedly was
to get hold of documents in the hands of the
inspectors relating TO the fOrgerieS of Bidwell
on the Bank of England; but after the first at
tempt to rob the trunks the Londoners removed
the papers and kept them about their persons
The Havana authorities have arrested Wilson
on charge of burglary. The crime was COM
mitted inside tie harbor of Havana, and the
case Is consequently underSpanish jurisdiction.
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL AGAIN.-In yes
terdays STAR mention was made of a rencontre
between two ladies, the wives of well-known
Brooklyn men. The New York Herald of yes
terd-.y gives different version of the affair, as
fOllows:-FOr some time past the City of
Churches has been considerably agitated over
various matters connected with the board OF
edpcatlon. Mr.. Fields was recently appointed
to the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the public schools by
t31e influence of Thomas Hinsella. Scandals of
various sorts were yesterday increased tenfold
by Circumstance which happened TUESDAY,
OF which the following are reported 10 be the
main details Late in the afternoon Hrs Kin
sella was observed to drive furiOusy to the . m
she alighted, and entering, discovered her hus-
band and Mrs. Fields IN one of the rear rooms.
The language Mrs kiM,a'a is reported to have
used on this occasion sIt. GENTLY indicated the
light in which she regar 3 ~, relationship ex-
listing between her husbaI-4 AMI the wife of the
superintendent OF schools, and she is even said
to have assaulted tie latter sill restrained by
Mr.. kinsella. Brooklyn, As might well be ex-
pected, is alive with the excitement which nat
urally arises
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RE II EcTED--At the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge OF NiTg ria, j. %. y. F.. held IN Rich
m0rd yesterday, Hugh Latham. ex-mavor OF
AleNaniIla. was rejected Representative 10
she Grand Lodge OF the United States, for the
tenn OF two years.
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A FINE blonde, golden color, and rel hair
Switches have been received at ChaS Bsum's
human hair depot, 30S 9Th street. call
foriy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-18

THE DISTRICT VOLUNTEERS who served
during the war organized last evening as s.Tht
Association OF Union Soldiers of the District of
Columbia" The following officers were elected
LOT one year. President, Nj. p. Fisher: vice
presidents. James X. Narrower and Charles 4
hroUSe; recording secretary, VIM. III. Champion:
corresI"nding secretary, VIM. Hendiey; treasu-
Ter, John O'Hagan.
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y NETTING 0F Sons uF TEMPER ,...z, WI
held 80 Temperance Han. y street De. xe-ft
orb and lH-E >5Tt et~ last evening. for the ur!--
T. ~ iI~rifUtiu- Ho:sr Division, No o. Dis
q CO Deputy r. ". BRADLEY conducted .s ,,,ra-
ncty ave. a:--r che new division Wa instituted
tie follow in Off GER were elected and Installed
tsT the current quarter. David Mcintosh. w
p, - n Har-'~. ". A John g. Wheeler
=; Harrison J. ArrC'd. chaplain: =. p u
Ple'I IS, e. AMI .Iohu Crouin T. y Two other
81 " .Cu>-0ne near 9Th and - streets northwe.s
and The other near the nayy-vaTd-wilI be inst
futJt next week.
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n TOE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTORY.
First class goods at fair prices, for cash.
LITH0GRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited to call and examine our new
stock. BEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke 4 90. IS,
sel1n Washington, D. q.
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lHE LARGEST AUDIENCE OF the season was
assembled AT Walls Opera House last nj ght.
ming the seats and crOwding the ais!es and
passages. the attraction being the appearance
OF The Lydia Thompson troupe in their new
burleNGue robin Hood" the hits in which
were received with shouts of laughter IL
ought TO lie repeated. Tonight the fair lydia
has benefit. on which occasion she will an
pear Tor the hr>t time in this city in her new
version Of a. Aladdin, the Wonderful Scamp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-18

PRICES jewelTy store No. AZ PennsyIyania
avenue, received some beautiful styles to-
CAV.
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i'ESEETEn HUSBAND WANTS Fn NJ Dr.
NoECLp--A TAI was filed Yesterday tor a II e.
vOrce % Henry Barton from Sarah Barton. He
states IN ElS petition that he was married in
Baltimore in iSs3, that he lived peacsa ,'y WITH
his w e iOr a wear and half; that Afterwards
she did all IN her rover TO make hin. uncom-
toTfaiiP. He further charges that She left him
in 1>t,S and remained away Tor several months
lehavior. and in March Ia. she abandoned
Il tIfIrfIV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-18

NEW PUBLI' ATIONS.-FrOmJ y. e. Parker we
have HrrJsr's N1gd-IRs, Tee GGidry and the
If'gB'ic RsH'iig all for Nav; from Jos shilling
ton We have H5rpsr's NJgd-iHs and III GGIary
for May; from keTvand x Towers Hdypsr's
Magazine for Nav. From -. BrOsnan we
have the 'dfhoiic Horid for May. and the
f'nfhnlic Reri.Lr for Arril
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ST. PATRICK's CHURCH,

THE CogNUTATToS OF THE SENTENCE OF
p'BKIEN.-We find the following in the Catholic
Rsrts5r fOr April 10:
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FRANC, the halter, next door TO Henry Franc
j selling good goods at low prices.
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BY IEFFREING to our advertising columns IL
will Ice seen that Mr.. j. W. Brightweu has re-
moved his shirt manufacturing establishment
10 No 10 9Th street. above II street. imrnedi-
ateiy opposite his old stand, under Lincoln
Hail.
SMALL POX CASES have been reported since
yesterday a. follows: one at No. 2S; street
southwest; one AT 261 street, southwest: one
al 40 3th street, southwest, and one one at Go
G. street, southwest.
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WHITE MAEsEIIIEs fE5Ts at A. stIaus. +
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WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER PROM A COUGH.
which a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral viii
care. Time. comfort, health, are all saved by
il. mwf.xv
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PONDS EXTRACT is tor sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. twftf
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TIE COMMUNITY AZ large appreciate the use
fitness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-04-18

A Card
To the Citizens of Dallas City, and
Country at large:
The undersigned have established
themselves as generalStockAuc tion-
GERS, Appraisers and Commission
Merchants in your midst Stock of
all kinds, Real Estate, Goods, Fur
niture and Household Effects of ev.
cry description bought and sold on
the most reasonable terms.
In connection with t he above bu-
siness, we have established an Intel
ligence Office, where we will receive
applications for business of every
nature, and hope to be able to give
just and general satisfaction to all
parties.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBLER.
W. B. ROBERTSON.
Office and Sales room on Main, 2
doors East Of Jefferson Street.
J March 6, 1S73.-dn21:tf
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nR. I'LL. JOHNSON,

would respectfully inform the citisens Of Dalia
enu vicinity, that he has permanently located hin
sell In this city and that he oisrs his psotessIcna
services TO them, and wsuld state, az he IL s,ran.
XII among them, that he |. a regular graduate
Ias been In the active duties OF biz professor ssr
yilt'y years aud for the last n Of then. In this
STATE, and from his experience IN tho trsatmsst Of
the diseases incident TO the south, anttsrs himssI
,hM ne aoie TO give general satisfaction, ard 10
hcils share In thu public patronage.
hsisrs to John Henry nrown sen, Land Arests
H. D. Luce Co, Commission Merchants. naa W
g. Randall Bro, Merchants. as to qua iideAtlens
lie makes a speciality OF Rheunstlsm, Neuralgia.
SKIN piseass,, and diseases Of women AND chharnn.
All orders len will receive prompt Attsntiea.
DIR. J. H. JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, January %, s1S.-l9suoa Mo. sn
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H. AD
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AULT, JENKINS A AUIT
LAND AGENTS
i'1i
/
nallaa
"'' Ie1as,
,
hreheW ohsring
-N~ -xr
FOR SAL r
Al ,ow as,r..
ara ~" nsI.e s a' keamount VI Lana IN North
In mi. "nS , aSio,nIs anumoerei vaiaabs Farms
rssd.aos s'N s'Jo,Ins oouh.'es, Ano business ana
5000 w .o'1 sns noases IN the Guy OF DALLAS.
r.m,s,.r "p aAe puyers " csl' ana examine our
So n h.a IN Jul na !n arg fsr sale. wsen
a sn pss n,s prYperv IN tne hanas Of an agent ne
-, ~. ,. ss'.oas .nu uoesln1. pu. nancy Price
w s az aa ssva' nwss pafcnaseT
;,,s,. nS,hs Mhu sr sac WIN nnd it 10 their
. nL 1a.i AhS ssl,er tneir lhhss AZ once We
.nSso ao,n.uk Tr Iess,srlhg o, advertising, and
my ssmsi ,onhi, n when SAFE Is enccted.i
.. yoa wan' 70 seii Jour lana 70 me Immigrants tc
tn,. u'an XIX y.u mus place then IN me hands Of
Ns'n" '" '"o VI travel Vur omco seins N the
CITY OF DALLAS,
which has now become the center Of commerce and
travel for the North in Northwest Texas. We have
superior aciitlos Tor selling lands, which have
ssu ,ys,, .s,issaot toe III Sa.rnx, ana we
We buy and sell en- commission
LAND CERTIFICATHs.
NIL, .At,
w. ~. u,SnInloi 81. ''''nesA W. mAAsA sps'A0y
"'"o H'Np''s VI '"0
TEX AN LA MD LOCATING
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TARRANT COUNTY.

TARHASr COUNTY.
1850 acres patented to Clark & Bryan, at 81 so.
1910 acres in tho name of r. Houston, at 50 per
acre.
leo acres 10 miles south went Of Fort Worth, part
Of tho J. Gielon survey, prairie. at 81 per acre.
160 acres 10 miles east Of Fort Worth, the Fsnnin
survey, at s. per acre
400 acres, 10 miles south west Of Dallas the Nc
Kinney Williams survey, prairie, at "a per acre
800 acres, miles south Of Fort WORTH so acres In
cultivation, orchard and hedge fence, price $3.50.
DENTON COUNTY.
5000 acres 10 miles south Of Denton, the W. Thorn.
ton survey, prairie and timber, at % Per acre.
100 acres miles south OF Lswisvills, as acres In
cultivation at IS ptr acre.
JACK souSTY.
1lst acres at 81 80 per acre.
PARKER COUNTY.
1880 acres at 81 so per acre.
MONTAGUE COUNTY.
lIao acres at 81 par acre
ARCHER COUNTY.
aslo ssrss sts2 per aero.
ERArn COUNTY.
1850 acres At 81 per acre.
ELLIS COUNTY.
1885 acres, Jose A. Gusno survey, or Chambers
creek, price n per acre.
HENDERSON COUNTY.
500 acres miles north Of Pstsrs-Bluf, rs acres In
cultivation, at 50 IL per acre.
HARRIS COUNTY.
$40 acres on Green Bayou, at 50 per acre.
| HAMILTON COUNTY.
s4o acres miles south Of the town Of Hsnil.en,s
- 80 per acre
DALLAS CITY PROPERTY.
Block No. 12s, between JAG kson and Wood Streets
| and between Harwoed street and the Z ground.
Block No. $780, Youngs Addition, corLer Wood
| and Howard Streets.
One half Block No. 0s11a, Yoang's addition, Wood
Street, l00x200 fect
Block No. 251 Victor and Pearl Streets.
Block No. 252 Victor and Pearl Streets.
ens.fourth Of Rlock No. 971s, Commerce Street
| 50xlJ0 feet.
In Block No. 10, Main Street, 50x2oo feet,
In Block No. 255 Pacific Avenue and Olive Street
l50x200 feet.
Lands In Missouri and Arkansas 70 Exchange
for Texas Land.
AULT, JENKINS & AULT,
North Side Oublcisquare.
Dallas, TeIss,Teb. ~, ls73-nlS
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TEXAS LAND LOCATING
COMPANY,

and will locate CertihcatesI for. Y interest in the
land
Below We give partiallist Of tho lands th at NO
are now.offering
ron dAIN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
ottawa County Items.


We have an examination Of teachers TODAY.
The candidates are numerous. will give the
result of the examination in our next. The
examiners are: A, b. Crosby, Supt., w. l..
Harvey and r. l.. IiIIman.
I;ani. q. q. Lowe OF yOur CITY is announced
IN Jcliyera free lecture on Odd Fellow shin. in
Minneapolis. April 22n,l. at ,:3O O'Clock p. n,
rho nmhlic arc invited fo attend.
plenty Of Jr;sh.nofatoes Tor safe IL one-thinl
If tho cron did freeze Price 40 cents.
Old Winter mt in his appearance the first of
the week. He WAS an unwelcome visitor, As
many had pIanted gardens. At this writing
the SNOW ia ali GONE and the balmy breath or
snrino'preyails'
Mr.. J. F. scott. who lives on the Saline. had
his house burned. lie lost the most OF his
furniture. The fire originated from A detection
stove ni6e. Loss estimated at 81 500. no in
surance.
The schoo, children had pjc-nic last Satur-
,lav They met Mt the beautiful Bird Spring.
five miles south of town beyOnd the CITY of
Rocks and a little west Of Pawnec gap. All
expressed themselves rs having had 4 pleasant
time The next meeting is to be at the warm
salt pring at or near the forks.
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Adss.t,sisfrssriz's Notice.

Notice 10 hereby giyea lit letters Of admnssrafi,
tie estate Of John B. NeLAnghln d~c~ss~d late Of
Saline county, Eaneas, Wa eTsate to the und-r.nsd
by the Probsss Court q said county .nd ssafe on te
3fst dsy Of March. 4. d. .3 All persons indebted
TO estate requrssei 70 make immediate settle
ment; and all persons having claims against said es
tate notified to present tcm for allow Within
year from dis date, and IL not pres-ntcd within
three years will be forever bASrest-
s-wA ADELAIDE II. Mel ACGHLIN,
March Slst, ISIS. Administrative
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03
SECRET SOCIETIES.

Z efP.-CYxDoN LODGE NO S, meets every wedney-
dsy evening q O'Clock, in Masonic Hail. u. D.
Dopps, T.. e., A. c. SLOAN, X ORR. s.
IO.OF--SAIrNA Lopar No. D. meets 1t Odd Eel
lows Hall every Thursday evening 1t O'Clock. Z.
Poer, II. G., J. W. P0wERs, Secretary.
I.O.O.F.-suAI EscAnrnENf No. ID, q Odd Fellows
Hall 1svt and third Tuesdays in each month. L.
P0f, c. p, D 8. DoDDe, Scribe.
AP.&A.N SALIVA LODGE No. 60. q Masonic Hall,
AEss and third Monday In each month T. T. fArLk'
m, n n, ]. DEWITT, Secretary.
aAfrHa ROYAL ARCH CHAfTKR No. Is, 1t Masonic Hall
second and fourth Monday In each month. b. j. +.
HANNA, M.E.H.P., }. DEWITT, Secretary.
TnNPlI OF HoxoR AND TEArERAScE-FrontitrT Temple
OF Honor ard Temperance, No. 2, meets every Mon
day evening in the Odd Fellows Hall, over Z. W.
t.sein' 9 hs5dWare a2rs- trsiting nrotnvrs are cS'
TAILOR, ". X.
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A WORD TO TRAvELLKRs.-we have word
to say in favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
II was the pioneer line westward. and is the
''Old reliable route to st. Louis. With the
Improvements which have been made during
the past year. we believe that the Missouri Pa
cific railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest equipment Of any line West Of the
Mississippi 1t is the only line which runs
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake, from the lead
ing points in the West. through Kansas City,
Set,aiia and jefferson City. without change.
connecting at st. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north. east and south.
Particular information. with maps. time Ia
bles. etc. may he had at the various Through
ticket" railroad stations in the west. or upon
pers onal or written application TO G. II. Bax-
ter. western passenger agent. Kansas City,
No.. or L. A. Ford, general passenger agent.
St. Louis, No. dtdt
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Attention, Stock Breeders.
COL EINR1

The celebrated stallion, COL KING; will make the
sspn, commencing April let, ISIS, Hu-i,n.i old
stable, o, Fifth street. Salna This stallion /. a
bright mahoxouy bay, Is hands high eight years old
gentle and has good disposition ss any h5rse in the
country. His colts have taken fh- pr~In offered
in Saline county for -four ye.rs. Col King Is
Oush- horse every Of the word and has
superior In the country For further particulars and
pedigree, xppy at the stable Terms, ti-:ash-to be
paid ut the time OF service
PONTIAC.
The Stallion PONTIAC will also make the season.
commencing April LIST, NJ the place above. He
is bright bay, years old lsa hands high and thor
ough-bred. He has beaten in races all horses ever
matched against him Pedigree furnished ON applica-
ton the stable Terms, e5a-cash, b. paid 1t the
time Of service. NOBLE BARKER.
BIZ II. j. COLE, Agent s-ml
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FOR SALE.
Great Bargain in Land.

q a n Acres Of the finest bottom land IN the Saline
VHV Valley. seven mlles northwest OF Salina
with two and half miles u river. boriered with tim
her. House, We'll fnd Corral upon the place
The section Was selected LON 800 Of Nor
nal School land. months o ter il placed IN tire
market Asy be had Tor o. 50 per $40 to b. paid
in cash. the balance may ssn.an perpetual loan At 10
buyer IT any time For particular, CONF AMI the
land. address ALERT WATSON,
s-yr SalinA, Saline Gu kansas
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CITY DIRECTORY.

0GyOYJ. w. RCssELL.
Co1ncilnen-FaANK GooDN0w, Ira L. GAMER, Is
WILSON, H. C. STANLEY, JANE. MuKPnr.
= Police JnAee-N. L. CARROLL.
Clefk-EDWARD SnITH.
Troosuref- 3. n. BisHOP.
0srsstCommissioner-AG Z. COCsE.
4afshal|Onx L. GARRErT.
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Cash paid for oats ut Wilson Bros. 4 Co.'S.
Martins are gaily skimming she air.
Rain Is hoped for, but it cometh not.
Great bargains in lumber at Gooduow's.
Cash for oats at Wilson Brothers & Co.'S. :.
The bridge bonds are undoubtedly defeated
Spring goods just arriving at the New York
Sore.
Easter one week from next Sunday: Palm
Sunday next Sabbath.
S,me new and attractive ladies' goods at the
New York Store.
Boots, shoes. CATERS, etc. (, the million at
Obcr, Bond & Co.'s.
Mr.. VIM. R. Gels is expected home from
Pennsylvan' a this week.-S
L. NJ. Tuttle & Son can cut you nice steak
at the Salina Meat Market.
Roasts at the Sssiina Meat Market, which can
not be beaten in - make-up."
The superintendent Of the poor farm has
moved into the Poor House.
A big prairie fire swept up nearly to town OF
the east side, Tuesday night, *
Major Probert has just received some choice
imported cigars. Try them.
Notice the new advertisement of an :.uc'ion
sale A good chance for bargains.
Rev. VIM. Bishop Is still confined to his bed
but Is not in dangerous condition.
Mr.. B. L. Wilson has gone to st. Louis for a
new stock of goods. He started Monday.
Commodious the room. ponderous the stock
and cheap the prices at the New York ore.
Crowds oil the New York Store. Why {.
Because goods are sold there at the lowest pri-
s,eS.
Othellos occupations gone, but Ober, Bond
4 Co.. seem to have just struck their best
chance.
Travel on the X. r. is constantly increasing.
Long trains of passenger trains wend their way
westward, daily. -<
Councilman Goodnow was run over by 4
heavy wagon Monday, but luckily escaped
without injury. *
Groceries! groceries. groceries on hand
and constantly arriving enough to supply the
country.
Cash paid for horse radish. chow-chow and
pickle bottles nted:immediately by A. II.
Rose, at Watson's.
The newly elected school officers arc making
prepesations to proceed with the building OF
the new school house. ~
The Salina Meat Market ID always clean and
attractive under the excellent administration
Of L. II. Tuttle & Son.
We are late. We are neither "sick," nor
have We /" been to Leavenworth," but we have
been crowded with work.
Major Probert is making preparations to
put up store building on his Santa Fe lot
the site Of his former store. *
$4,000 worth Of the latest styles. and best
assortments ever brought to Salina, a, cash
prices. At Ober, Bond & Co.'s.
The painters are putting on new sign jus,
above the second story windows OF Radeli6
Bros. 4 Halls hardware building.
Latowich & Whitman, the proprietors OF the
New York Store, promise the best OF bargains
In dry goods and furnishing goods.
he U. S. Land Odi,e Is being moved {, the
second story ofO. Seitz's block. The money
baes walked up there the other day. *
Mr.. Z. E. Bowen has rented the room just
south Of Wells cigar store for real estate Of
-. he has alrsady change quarter. *
Rssd ~ " Singer" piano and organ adver-
dooneat b another column. It represents q
166sg ls1ne0 lsag needed n Sslina-
60, Dsed 4 Co.. are gesting ready to %
610e1a1e ssssy body ND aayshiny hey
- = thlS3sA 81 = ~ - exsa1alvsly
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Emelinc Handy,
Plaintiff.
Melvin ii. Handy,
Defendant.
The said Melvin H. Handy is hereby notified thnt he
has been sued by Emeine Handy; thxt on the 10Th
Of March, A. ID. is.S, said Eme!ne Handy fled her
petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
q Saline county and state Of Kansas, charging the said
Melvin n. Handy with abandonment snsi asking that
she may be divorced from sand Melvin H. Handy and
for reasonable almony Which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term OF said court and the same
will be taken true and the prayer pefIto..
granted IL the said Melvin II. HANDY fail 10 answer
said petition by the l6ah day of May. 4. u Iss3.
EMiLfNE HANDY,
BYE ". lIcpekissos, her Attorney.
Salna, Hans :, April ID, is.3. s-w3