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New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

CaL...............2O an Sheep-Wiuter.... 73a2 IS
HOPS.
the 221 bales 36 less than last vtob tor
spending bales Anyas Of foreign hogs wttt
GO bales, while shipments OF growth mostly common o
to 65J bales Trade dull and pce: of about 4 when sold
DAYS choice California Hops reached e With = bales STATE at
A. a 4Sc., and 10 Of Rnglsh at i2GGc Quotations; -.
Wisconsin dt9
state common Wis us common 10 isir& a .
Eastern 52s prime. Oh Hops good 7s ~ ~
Eastern rs com. TO fair 25 Od Hops counou....W ola
MEATS.
Recepts-Beet 7q6 packages, g3rE, SS bb cut nests zs
packages; lard packages; Western dressed hoS, 3t ship
euts2Bacon 2047 bb Gud asa
bills and san lard Fresh meats generally dng better
with lighter arrivals of Chicago slaughtered beef Isnderns e
lower. Quotations; - -.
Do Common Fsir.. al DO. Western dressed. $40 20
Do Texas SIDES .......... no Tenteroins
drcsed u 3! Calves, hog dessed nA ae
Mutton Prime p D.......n dl2 Do. a
Ar.... dlO Mnoe meat, 10 d
Pork City dressei......... btdif
MILK.
Receipts the past wesi dsyEre Rsd 1rr eass
Hudson $50 scattering Ans eanstota 9tl Pnes
the Harlem platform - 25 and eosed tie s'eAss
being 80 81 ~ qL Market steady.
POULTRY AND GAME.
Receipts Western dressed poultry been hef Tee 81 a &
the market lru, only baye t efort lb~
IT. considerable the sni dealer suugst -
especially II the weather theab te sS,a
of late arrivals have heeu poor Q1l sn ~.
PLENTY tshle grouse ahnntaui OF variable caahtE spc
have the range 3do0c Rahas doing strf s
reaehzg The nearly efvp a
ions sales o whole deer and Minnesota soiss a. 80
lOc. More baislo meat Is on the olosauon''
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
mnslral 9nsirumcnts
90 JUhom II man Concern

A HOMEOPATHY PHYSICIAN of energy
~ talent wou Ike PARTNERSHIP or would ASSIST
trs;cs PRACTITIONER in NewioTk City. Address DOCTOR -
PsTi-r0v, Rooms J. ard G.
y ambitious young student OF Geology
IN Who bui the entirely npdsme n
InouPt NAV hear Of addressing WN. HARVEST, West Ne"
Bnghton s.
A LIEN G.. LEWIS or JOHN LEWIS, owners
o. ud u Gudv Couuiy Limos viii please communicate with
and E'e saor,,s to JAMES WRITTEN, Wilmington, III
If w. +. Y, late of Bachelors Walk, Dublin,
bsppsb 70 see This Dis brother Ted would Hke very much hear
fTen h.HL lis address Z. A Y, Balina County Ma'o.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

Reents m the week 1880 PACKAGES sl2 than s. week
same week 1854 shipments last ve 10 Gack
ages other lots board but not cleared AZ L nd 81
receiot., really spT feeling IN
the atmosphere check the transactions IN butter anG @ noe
dn1ess mo amounting weakness all save gtese laLadh
and especially dull and some CONCESSIONS nave 70 g
good state DANES are uo Mos as
T nd some of the dealers lower. lncaded te large
re Is good Canada Butter nearly oneourh lne 81
trouybt here In bond 80 ship tie Enghs1 maT1e prom
ses better than The bulk Of Canadian Is holding s
Int dealers would freely Nerirn foi
continue fall Of quality and prices settle Ilere 5F we goo
llO hall ~
Ohio AZ a0e 90 90 at 22d23c; rolls 25c and 90 o rb
AZ Doc with IS grade solid packed al 3c hncy ucy
s cred ard smy held Selections reach fsc IN small
few reached 4c hear Of 100 ca"e sea"
Cortland County AZ age Fresh California butter s 700 LsA a.
home ship here. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
FRUITS AND NUTs.

the week s2 dried nu 22f css than sst
week: last lj1 Arrivals Of psarus XS
bags shipments Of apples go bb There has hss been ter more
and peaches. bat h1us $50 bag Tennessee
or apples Be > bb Soue scc Sic of Do. ati,c lts
State q G 81 DO, u lo 1c and p b5 State sted at
..c Of OO y unneeet qr peaches reported q &c. No
10 halves 5C5ic BlacAbe- among The forgotten hnrr -td
chestnut, O be sold Tot going 90 - '1n
II al. mlslake 90 hold te t .eL Lo LoLlaLs 4lo-.t
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

Sales Of Gorernmcnt Bonds. -
2o00 IS 500 Reg. '62. .1l5s loo US $40 C.
$1,000 &. E 500 Reg, '65.1l5f 10000
1900 U.SI04O Coup u lll5
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

The days business at the u. S. Sub-Treasury COM
pretended:
Gold receipts. ss91 ,sO2 Il Currency pay -.. =.
Gold uayments g7qu &C ments.......-. Sl5674l 46
Gold balance 37.3I8GiG II Currency bal!
CWrcy rccpts 4GC,3iO % ance.... .--24'U52''O9 ~
Customs S3s,OO0 %
Foreign Exchange has been dull and weak at the
following nominal rates:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

quotations hased on Cotton IN store running IN ~
taau bali grade above OF below the ersie qu0tei
SALES FOK PKEsENr DELIyEKN
d. - ev.-fng
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
BROOM CORN AND BROoMs

BROOM CORN AND BROONsIhe market has been ana
in buyes favor; quote for Oh Mire 4Qac for New
fne New Green and dc for New Hu Bfooms
quiet a.
BEESWAX-Tcre continued fair inquiry bui With continued light
rererts prices are 3il55c O Western ani Southern.
BOOTS AND SHOES been 10 active demand especially
heavy raes qualities being taken extent 20 keep
assormsuts general trade du prices well slstaile water
Proof goods sll 10 good demand
COfTOS-There on limited demand for Cotton the
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
% WHISKY oseI GSs and more active sale. o. 80 bb At so
y V WHOIFsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
ZOE Tile MEEK ENDLNG FEB. - loll.

TTTTT0 IOF y. 7.
General DTscaOHs
cr ,tv yoo ssclea Tie f-eirh other c0i
goods Pu; ever IN good oer An attractive look secures ram
fDon and often where dirty plcssge or Ft az
pesrsn s Pack securely at the motion VIII not Nov le %
ten 10 change about Use pnt7 Of eaa dy ne cu si Nn
gs Mark pny with pdaa stencDte besand ror colieas
on tie Lor or b6i stating the amount, also send eif AZ e
ssne me m ting what route, 6e An nf0fe of 81
shou also be lnclosed bbL box AFayss8e me nl A
ages Secure Yourself reputation FOR bne goods po' 30 O sI
So that Tour marx in demand.
BEANS AND PEAS. ..
pers 4q5 bbs beans and bush peas; exports 10 bis
beans snd peas Ar Of beans previous "eek E y
his with Is4O bblA year lle MsIkei
"a Am b,, Tor mediums and marrows Il might he dful
nron me market Of above ~ o but one e 0i
~ M sod Al ~ g5 hbls 81 15G - 85 Wt 500 DO =
mediums obbet ~ 650s1 90 10. OF l75 bts green peas
al
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

Reeo fr the week 7ii pkgs SO than week.;
bb Ii injs t7 level DO r yet
boxes Of fresh NcSJersey
reaching with difficulty An feel that decline is - hand aId
hence dealers strive sail close Tb
There for dy after asi
report a shaping pernlnent decline Qaoas
b. L. L. y DOL dR escrn. Gb
State nearby d8 Western G57
FRESH FRUITS.
shipments Of apples week bls Tie apple
dull aud there probability Of free arrivals at the 9en Of na7'a-
With, and cralerres moving I-sucus.
Apo.es. & bbL 81 s09S2 3 CEinJerues, ITlas, -
DO fair 10 eool. per $50 50
DO dne.......... 3000 Do, con. 20 fair. 2atD go
Pear Cal cast. 50JG 90 Do bhs........ ffCD 10 20
Do, Chose bbs. 20 5,D II 70
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19

PIOUK AND MEAL-The demand for Flour light the arrivals
yer prices lower grades The absence Of fegoom
Slipping demand Choice Spring Wheat Extras plenty
End heavy; ordinary brands fairly active At the close there
rather more inquiry hut atower sales Of goo bb We
20 MINI lInher InnalL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-19
5ustrucIlon.

At s 5hSSE B1949gay yrt2gr qe2T aTEiouT's' laa5gaE
Frenrh ms ltiousi Glasses dsiy.
fr.i sFstrr. No grammar. Oact hours ana =
, 1873-12-17

eide for themselves. They have decided
not to give IN.
Feeling in Havana warlike.
In St. Jago they are repairing fortlfca-
tons.
""Niobe'' sailed for Havana on Friday.
Wyoming" for Key West.
10th Dec.
New York goth Nov.-Flour S64 to
$74. Meal $50 to s43. Heavy Mess
Pork SIR n5i..s. cry y ssa. English N pI Is
mium on Gold s.. Exchange New York
and London ST per cent.
, 1873-12-17

mocustain' and brought to Cardiff. Said
steamer one finest a1oat.
Dispatches Cape, Coast Castle Africa
report engagement with Ashantees near
Damoah. 40 English killed and wounded.
Ashantees repulsed.
TELLEGRAMS VIA HALIFAX.
, 1873-12-17

London, 29th Nov.-Demerara CRYSTAL
per cwt. 29I6 duty paid. Muscovado per
cwt. % duty paid. CIayed Havana No.
u D. S. 26I6 to 26I 9 in bond. Demerara
Rum 2I9. Trinidad Cocoa Sc. ConsoIs
924. Rentes $50. Bank rate Discount 6.
GENERAL NEWS.
New York. Dec. 1st-French mail
steamer "Ville de Havre" which left here
for Havana 18th nltimo' sunk at, sea. Had
collision with British ship sLockearn'' and
sunk Immediately, over 400 Lives lost.
81 rescued and Transferred to ship ETH.
, 1873-12-17

AAAALOuSA AND VIA I1AL1E AAs
EUROPE.
London, Nov. 24,-The bark Clyde
reported lost off Valentia, Ireland. Nine
OF the crew were drowned.
Lord Kensington, a Liberal, has been re-
elected to Parliament.
The Augsburg Gazette says that the
King OF Bavaria has signed a decree re-
Pealing the Concordat with the Pope.
In the Italian Chambers of Deputies to-
day a resolution recommending introduce
ton of an Arbitration Clause in all future
Treaties with Foreign Powers was unani-
mously adopted.
The French Assembly rejected NJ. Leon
Says Interpolation in regard to the iIle-
gal delay Of elections by 364 to 314.
The explanation given by the French
Government in regard to the pastoral
of the Bishops of Nancy, ordering pray
ers for recovery Of Metz and Ssras5urg
is unsatisfactory.
Captain General Jouvellar assures the
Home Government that the authority
of the Republic will be obeyed in Gu
ba.
CUBA.
ARRIVAL OF BRITISH WAR SHIPS.
Havana dispatches state that the Bri-
fish gunboat Woodlark arrived at San
tlago de Cnba on the 18th, and the fol-
lowing day the ship of war "Dan@"
with Commodore de Horsey, senior Off
Ger at Jamaica, on board. Gen. BARREL
had embarked for Havana before Com
modore De HOrsey came ashore,
COLLAPSE OF THE CUBAN
QUESTION.
New York, Nov. 25.-Cuban war
question has collapsed, and doubtless
the question will be allowed to rest
with the State Department for peaceful
settlement. The Spanish Cabinet has
not yet indicated exactly what course
it will persue, though it gives strong
assurances of a desire to do exact Justice
to the case.
1t !. reported that two German YES
sells were seized by Spanish war vessels
off the coast of ZooIoo, brought to Man
lila, and condemned.
London, Nov. 26.-News has been
received from the west coast of Africa,
stating that the Ashantees4 are in full re-
treat.
TELLEGRAMS VIA HALIFAX,
SPAIN.
LoNDoN.-The Cartagena rebels have
been compelled by the German feet to
restore what they extorted from German
subjects residing in that city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was bombarded
eight hours yesterday by the land batteries.
The town and the man-ofwar Menedez
Nunez replied with vigor. The outlying
fort Don julian was %silenced by the fire of
the besiegers. 1t is reported that its COM
mandaut aud several other officers were
killed.
The i%nsurgent aaetinIthe h~drbourgot up
steam to-day-for what purpose has not
yet been DEVELOPED.
The rebel leaders, through the Admirals
OF the foseign squadrons, have requested a
truce of two hours.
It is believed that propositions for the
surrender OF the city will soou be made.
During the two hours truce at Carriage
ma yesterday the Italiue Admiral sent a
vessel to the city, which returned. with a
lumber OF non combatants.
At the close of the truce, firing was re-
sumed on both Inside, it continues to-day.
'dhe insurgents are making q desperate
, 1873-12-17
CUBA.

ARRIVAL OF BRITISH WAR SHIPS.
Havana dispatches state that the Bril-
fish gunboat Woodlark arrived at San
tiago de Cnba on the 18th, and the fol-
lowing day the ship of war "Dane"
with Commodore de Horsey, senior off.
Ger at Jamaica, 90 board. Gen. BARREL
had embarked for Havana before Com
modore De Horsey came ashore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
PROCLAMATION.

Th- qualified electors OF smoky Hill township. Sa-
line ss,mnty safe al ksn-ss, herrby notified
special election will b~ held at the usual plare
IN Saiina Thursday the 10Th day Of July. ISIS
which time and place they will be required n Tor
or against the proposition to issue boss said
chip ." the MN ,unt Of fifteen hundred s ,iOila for
tie purpose vi constructing three t bridges fol-
lows.
lsr One bridge over Dry creek on comfy road run
.iing west from riilroad dr;ot.
2nd One bridse over DRY creek at or near Tryoa' $
crossing.
81. One bridge over Dry creek at near the south
line ot section II iowa IL range west.
Ais, proposition 10 is,,i. bonds of said hip
to the amount 1T Two Thousand live hun ir~ tsls oi-
lars, Vr'e'a.sy, Elm Creek tow n-l,l, i->I- the
sam. a'aou II ior similar use for tn pur,rp>.
constructing u bridge the Sslise tn.
township iins tclHcca township u and township 10
range west.
sadcr hand this the 18Th dsy Of June Is.3
k.H. >wITZtE, Iru-i-c.
kDNAED SMITH. ClsTk.
cow N.EN >ntLIZ. TREASURER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

The Herald of last week was terribly anxious
about that new school hoase, and gave cred
encc to a foolish rumor that there is to be no
effort made to construct the building this sea-
SOIL. In the first place, the editor Of that pap
or ought to know that it would DC impossible
to do m,,c5 more than enclose building Of the
size 1pIat-.i before the setting in Of the
winter sca1pn. This, the present board pro-
pose TO 10, u possible, and they have made every
effort thus FAR TO hasten the const ruciiOn Of tile
building. The tirdy action Of the architect in
furnishing the plans and specifications has
somewhat intericrcd with the intentions OF the
board. yet they will make all possible haste in
pushing the work forward. Ii the editor is so
we'll posted in knowing how to dispose OF the
bonds at par, will he please inform the gentle
men composing the school board how il can bc
done, as they have thus far been promised Oh
" 81 cents OH the dollar. Let this si,rcwd fl
nancicr, who must have some regard for the
best interests of his school district. loosen the
veil and disclose his valuable secret. As to the
impufation that the board intend to allow Ger
tain things to be furnished by the arcuitect.
We learn that it is false. In the best Of faith
the board are cndcavOrin: to have all the IL
Dor done by home mechanics. and all the ma
teria. as far As possible, furnished in this coun-
ty. The people of the district have implicit
faith in the integrity, judgment and ability OF
the board, knowing tia; they will do as near
right as possible, the many spitciul animadycr-
.ions OF the Herald upon their honesty and mo-
tiycs 10 the contrary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
SECRET SOCIETIES.

T. ofP-CYxpox LODGE NO 5, meets every Wednes-
Day evensnx u O'Clock, in Mas,nic Hail. ID. >.
DoDos. T.. G., 4. c. SLOAN, X OfE :.
L. F.--SALIyA LODGE No. u. meets IT Odd Eel
loEs Hsll ev<ry Tharstsy evening" NJ O'Clock. e.
Rosf y c., J. ". PowERs, SecTetzry.
1O.OF-SryAi ExcAAraEST No. 10, 1t Odd F~llows
Hail. Arss and third Tuesdays IL each month. L.
PosT, c. I'D 8. DODDs. Scribe
-sALrxA LoDaE No. GO, ut Masonic Hall
Arst snA tAird Monday in each month. T.. E. EACIk-
xER, w N, J. DEwIrr. SECRETARY
SALIsx RorAL ARcH CsAfTEe No Is, 1t Masonic iisli
e~cond and fourth Monday i'm each month. b. }. r.
HAxxA, n EN- r., J. DEWITT, Secretary
IsxrIx OF HnSoR AID TEMPER ASCE-Frontier Temple
Of haonr apd Tesnvsrance, NJ. :: m,rts every " ,m-
Ttvssin' hardware ssor~. Visiting brois~rs
daily invited ~ sttsssd. L. N. TITLE w. e.. j.
wEsr, W. r.
NfsrAN Lonse No g. ID OF r. Meets in Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday nj ri each as'f
at p m DIS. DODps, y. q; MEj. u. VI. LOVE-,
W Z; L. n. TCrrLE, u. 5.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

Ansr thorough search a,vi ear.fn, inquiry g., the
bszt resy~t AMI nsys~r. nn>iiy fh- Bn.k.ys
t..nbias-f Isay-r nst Nswer with Niiier's Ipros.-t
Table Esss the hr.s Ia tn. .sfniry We sNsasns.i
~ ~,-siy sr.i sscsisi ~ q, huy We os,k m
Table RAKE h'ms with AMI had " - mp .s.d sfsss
cutting ts' srr.. ~ i gvs's ar hzhiy srsn~-i
with thu rs.it and .suli -.y al, . s..t-t
AMI mower 10 tu, tho ra.ksyr. with NJ a. tab I.
rakr fer II h. ~, ds"is ali ihng- eHassasr"sith.
wy b~si anil asstsr Tho reay-r very igbs
frstighs aud dur afissa sfiy ed zad sasfT-
fs~~ frvW s.kr drsuxhf. A. - rsAs s.zs-t and
mower think ~ can ~ i.z' u si~i.ssrs fss hos
IN god <hstr f,s is'-,|rg B. ,fh Essa.sise als
s-ie~ys.is Is- d.vir. Zoe .ass,sx Inc rsk- y
sn. and ssri D. fss.. sisr t- iis. is n.
msftst Hc-tsxifa ,. J. a. lANtn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

Tie Buckeye Combined Reaper
d. MOsrer srifh Millers' Iss-
prOred Table Rake.
SOLD BYC. POST T. 90.

sattSA, Rams May lsah MIA
4. Po>r Co G~nti~nsu Your Doel~ye Com
b'ned Mower Reaper with ahier's imi~yv.-s Table
Rak-. which iSarchss.,i oG you last s~Ass. gave
cool sat'sfsoi'"n- We hereby joan in Recommending
II a. beins p-r'~ctiy hsisncc hight draushs .nf FRYE
from sdr saEhf spi the ,-u.et wortirx IN. ssif
rake, sying Gay~i- N the bret shs,s fcs binding ant
EASILY goveTse', by the driver simplicity nj
strurtsan snd dwvaissltty-s- amer rssping twp
hundred srrr- r.,ssir. n~~1edtisrsay % tar
ahead Vf all other combined marsin-s
I. =. tutMPt.fN
v u. MAIIis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PsEerrrEalAx-Rrv. G. w. Hays. Pastor. Preach
sckeea, 3:sP. n Prayer Aeetiags wednesday eve
AEfDoo8ef EsisCoPAL-Rev. n. ~. Powers, Pastor.
RSeAeAinG q DE- Raptise Church the secou.t and
ToaEth Ssbnaths Il II A. NJ and r. u. Sabbath
seAosl each sabbath At $50 4. n. Prayer Meeting,
Weasesaay evenings.
ErfscoeAl-Dev.J. H. Lee, Pastor. PTeachidg at the
Bapess Church the rst aud third ssboafhs oi esc
unoath at II A. u.
LufHEsAS-R<v- c. Yoang, Pastor. Preaching al
the old n e. CAuycA eSssy arst and third sunstay
Prrachinxsvery s-coad aud fourth sunday n SCHOOL
Houss NJ 10, (six piicS 0i Salins) At II O'Clock
A. n
CAYnoIsc-Rev Joha Fogarfy, Pastor. Services on
the srcvnd SABBATH VI each month n the Court House
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judgc Of the District Court. II. fEfsCoTT-
Rensfor--J. a. EDWARDS.
Railroad Assessor-D. y. uEisER.
Rspresentafive-EsiC yFOEssE.
County CommisSopers-H. r. w0cLLKr, chairman
s. n PALMER and r. KINGAAN.
County tlerk-DAvIp BEEBE.
Cossofy Attorney-E. W, MoDGkiSsoN.
Probate Judye-HENsY LO0AN.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures BoSDI-
County Ireasurer-C. l.. FAULkSkk.
Shvsii-T. j. GOgXG-
Register Of Deeds-A. j. MINARD.
Superintendent VI Public ihstruction-wa. EIsHor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

A woRp 10 TRAvELLEks--wc have worJ
TO saw in favor OF the Missouri Pscific rzilsosd.
II was the pioLecr line westward. and ]. the
..oid reliable" route TO ST. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
tho past year. believe that the Missouri Pa
ciiic railrosd has the best track aud the finest
and sairss cqaippmcnt Of any line West q the
Mississippi 1t is the only line which runs
three daily express trains Of iinc coaches aus!
Pullman sleeIers. equipped with the Miller
platform anu patent air brake. from iise lead
ing points in the West. through Kansas City.
Sryialia and Jefferson City. without change.
connecting at 81. Louis with eleven different
through routes TO points north, eas; and south.
Particular information. with map-. time Ia
blc., etc., may be had At the various through
ticket" raiiroad stations in the west. or upon
personal OF written application 70 Z. H. Bax-
ter, western passenger agent. kansss City.
No. or Z. 4. Fosd. general rasscrrrr agent.
5. Las, ", i.jt
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AT COST!
Special Notices.
DR.. nosper's Celebrated Pitts,

Established hy years. certain r-nsdy E's all ie-
male irregularities distinctions. Se,ea,s Of srorfA
less ard chsyp i~ifio"s Get ihs genuine. ncw style.
sugar coated; forty pills in s.rh box. with fun dircc
tons. Price. 81 90, cent by mail
Address all orders To HOOPER AGO.
sly 20. BOX .t1;, rhils.i-iph's. Ia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

EMIGRATION TCRSISG-CHEAP FARMS IN
SOUTHWEST NIssoUIi.-The Atlantic 4 Pacif-
ic Railroad Company offers !, 2o0. 900 acres Of
land in Central and Southwest Missouri, at
from s. to Sls per acre, on seven years time.
with free transportation to all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil. timber. Inasserai wealth, schools.
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address 4. Tuck,
Land Commissioner. 81. Louis. No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19

The city school closes next Thursday. the
26,h. There will he vacation OF nine or ten
wceks< Tic cxa ininaiion Of classes will com
msncc tomorrow friday. The scholars OF
the High School are to he examined to-mor-
row. On Monday the examination Of the Pri-
mary Department begins, to be followed by
that Of the Secondary, Intermediate AMI Gram
mar departments respectively, until we,lnes-
day evening. Prof. Hamilton is to be retained
another year as principal Of the school.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-19
CITY DIRECTORY.

Dinyor-R II. BisHOP.
C0iucilm n-fRAyK t;oopSOw. Ira J.. CARVER. W
0 wells Eli wITTNANS. CuARLhs uAa.is.
Poiic~ Judx--N. .. CARROLL.
s7erk-EDstN h. RowEN
.Trxasurer-J.. II. NAFSITr.
AArslalNMAs l. HrssEY.
DcsQfy Asrshsl-A SOUTawCx.
Cts Aftorney-F. 4. WILpAAS.
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Notice "a BM iisaers.

s~sS-s ts.s-~sis ~sH ~ r->.ss-9 ~ 80 Bod -
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TAKE NOTICE.

TlKE NOTICE.
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Our sock Of choice staple and fancy family
groceries are Of tbe very best quality and most
complete assortment, which We are selling at
lower prices than our competitors dare sell At.
- OsER, BOxp & Co. s
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a RARE CHANCE.

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Nrh ADVERTISEMENTS.
ElM0ii=afiOM Of IUres.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board Of c unity
Commissioners nj Sslisr caaBty, Kansas will sit
Board OF Equsixaiion connrnciny on the frst Mos-
day in July ISIS. for TIE purpose IL -,,uaizin;
thu taxes AL I~rs1ns interested should be- hand
promptly. j. BEEBE. County CLERK
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Clear tho track! 1t don't require much Of a
ma. for quarter race. Any scrub can snort
and caper at the start. A. NJ. Campbell & Co.
are in for three mile heat In the way Of low
prices. and the people at large are respectfully
invited To he the Judges
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E. 4. Micks haas got his wagon shop in ruiz
ming order, and will do all kinds Of work in his
line as good and cheaper than any other shop
in Central Kansas. The best way for person
10 know IS to give him trial. Shop at the
bridge.
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