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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

1.-THE Select Coachmen," Of New York,
gave musical reception recently at the Ma
tiona Assembly Rooms, advertising that the
hall had "great .feltcities for entertaining
guests" and that the entertainment was s. for
the benefit of the sick and deceased members
of the society,""
A colored woman aged 1Q7 years has just
died near Louisville who, on her death-bcd,
confessed that she never knew Washington
nor nur>ed any of the distinguished men Of
ancient times. She deserves statue.
An Iowa man lay under a snow-dritt
forty hours, and was dug out safe and
sound.
A western jury recently brought in yer.
diet of "justlable breach of promise"
Paris has granted her theatres a subsidy
of 1881 900. .......
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me- GENTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS

NE GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
ut 75c. per dozen worth Sl.50;
GEETLEMEN'S RECHERCHE COLLARS, new style,
1T 75c. per dozen worth S2.25; 49,.
GESTLEMEN's LINEN MARQUIS COLLARS ut $3.50
per dozen worth 80:
GENTLEMEN'S BLEACIIED and USBLEACHED Cor
TON SOCKS:
UNDERsHIRTs, DRAWERS, TIES, SCARFs, Ora
vaTS;
COTTON, SILK, and LINEN HANpKERcuIEFs;
COTTON NIGHT-CAPs:
DoGSKIS, KID. SILK, THREAD, BUCK, and Cotton
GLOVES;
PLAIN and EMBROIDERED SHlRT-BosoMS;
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, ..
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and BLANKETS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look ut Our yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at 15c.
per yard. fe5
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@ JANUARY, 1873.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

It. r. PRICE & CO.. In spite of the recent adj
vance in cotton goods, will continue to sell BROWN
and BLEACIHD COTTONs, sIlEETISGS, and
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter, thus affordIng an opportunity to
housekeepers aud others to supply themselves. Re-
Gently received
Sd, o., and lo-4 Cotton Sheetlngs, Bleached and
Brown Cottons, Linen Sheetings and Irish Linens,
Towels, Huckabacks, Sd and lo-a Table Damasks,
Table Napkins, Tray Cloths Doylies, Corsets Bus
ties Kid Gloves Gauntlcts, Hosiery Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hemstitched and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Netkties, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints &C. In l6I T. X. PRICE & co.
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Listeners felt the sentiment OF bis subject
z. How blessings brighten 90 they take their
flight. . MIR. Crockett lis an elegant writer
and graceful orator. The celebration was q:
success, and we hope for many more such
entertainments Yours, ALPHA.
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STOVES, TINwARE. &c.

T r. MOUNTCASTLE & CO., No. 500
~ . Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth streets
. LAMPS of every desirable kind, including Per-
kins & Houses Patent Safety Lamp.
/ GAS-STOYES, GAS-FIXTURES, and DROP
LIGHTS. Call and examine our tlle stock Of
COOklNG-STOFES, sllcn rs the :. General Lee, -
the "Corn Planter" and others. ja3
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Since the Three Wise Men Of Gotham !"
there have been none to compare with them
until recently three men in Fermillion
county, Ind, walked a halt-mile barefoot in
the snow for wager. Two Of them lost
their toes and the other won Il pound of
tobacco.
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! o. BARGAINS IN DRY fsooDs,g


81 az BARGAINs IN DIRK GOODS.
SELL LING OFF At cosrs
DRESS GOODS, sss5 $3.50 s55
PRINTS, II
e WHITEGoODs,
Ssg CAssIMEREs,
.as.sr .FLAENELS, 1891
SHEETfEGS.
BLEACHED and BROWN coTTOSs
II DOMESTIC PLAIDS,
UNDER-sHIRTs, &C.,
~, sHAWLS,
SKIRTS,
QUILTS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
RIBBONS, &C., &c.
Don't miss the bargains at
WILLIAM TEALHrMER & SONS,
No. fo3 Main street, opposite post-oflce,
.aaf and 601 Broad street, corner Sixth.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.
EREsH BOOKS.

ERESH BOOKS.
BREAD-AND-CHEESE AND KISSES. ByB.L.
FARJEON, author Of - Grf," &C 35c.
A PASSION IN TATTERS. a Novel. BY An
ME THOMAS. 75c
THE YELLOW FLAG. BY EDMUND YATES. &c.
MiDDLEMARCH. BY GEORGE ELIOT, author Of
Adam Bcde," SC. Two VOLUMES. $780,
LITTLE HODGE. BY tho author of "Ginx's
Baby" Sl.25.
THE ROMANCE OF THE HAREM. BY Mrs. A.
u. LEONowENS. Illustrated. 20.
THE PATHFINDER by COOPER Paper, csc. !;
cloth, 81 so. a
APPLETONS' HANDBOOK OF SOUTHERN
TRAVEL. 81
STATES. Fifth Revision. Price, Ellis.
MEMOIRS OF A VOLUNTEER IN THE WAR
WITH MEXIC0. BY }. II. KENLY. $3.50.
CHURCH ALMANAC FOR 1878. e
PHYoIGIAN'S VISITING LIST FOR 1879.
THE TRUE HISTORY OF JOSHUA DAVID
son tCommunistJ. Sl.5O.
AN ORPHAN OF THE OLD DoMINrON-HER
TRIALS AND TRAVELS. 81.
LADY SWEETAPPLE; OR, THREE TO ONE.
BY GEORGE W. DASEST. 7sc.
All the NEW BOOKS of merit received by
fe AIT WOODIlOUSE & PARHaM.
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w JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.

T. X. PRICE & co. have opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MOHAIRS, OTTOMANS,
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE,
DE LANES. IMPERtTRICE, CRETONS,
GRAPES ana GRAPE Wells. GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS. SC, &C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will be closed out during this and the ensuing month
Mt very reduced figures A call is solicited
il IL I. *. PRICE co.
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me- KEEP POSTED.-You can plr-
chase PRIDE OF TIE WEST and NEW YORK MILLS
COTTON ut PIC:
WAMSUTTA at l9c.
DAvOL mt lSc.;
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, ANDRosCoGGIN, ACBURE,
and WHAT CHEER at lG3c.;
ANDROSCOGGIS l0-I SIIEETISG mt Soc. a-1 NJ atc.,
Stat lOc.-Unbieached, sc. per yard less;
WALTIItM BLEhCTlED lG-i. auc.; 81, 35c.; mn
bIcacllcd, SC. per yard less : at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our yard-widc BLEACIIED COTTON ut l5c.
per yard. fe5
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A NcHoR LINE STEAMERS. .esFfs

DOR NEW YoRK.-oLD DO 1SsFFs
IL MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. a sHa4iifssass
The sde-whcel steamships OLD DOMINION
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA. Nj.
AGARA, ALBEMARLE. and ItATTERAS leave
New York Tor Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond y
every tuesday,, THURSDAYS and SATURDAY
Leave Kichlaond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY ut high tide. f5.
These ships are entirely new. They hayo elegant
saloons, state-rooms, and bathrooms. IS IS
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
surpassed. ii .zssfft d es4t i -Ess u ~ .
Close connections made with steamers for AL
southern and European ports
For further information, apply to -
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
nv % ...s No, 3 Governor street.
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NJ BLACK SILKS at S1.25, $3.50, Sl.75,
So S22s. $3.50 s275. 50, $3.50, and II per yard Co
LoRED SILKS at &l5c, sl:75, 50, $3.50, and sa En-
TEENS nj so. 80, 10. and 75c. per yard; BLACK A.
PACAs ut 30, IS, TO- so, 90, Sc. 81 and S1-5o
per yard. LEVY BROIhEks,
Look at our yard-wide BLEAcHED COTTON Mt
l5c. per yard. leb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

UNDERTAKES AND
-. BURIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE: No. 9 ELEVENTH STREET, RICHMOND
VA, AND THIRTEENTH AND HULL STREETS,
80 NANCHESTEB, VA.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
for the OF 81 annually paid, the following things
neefEl for funerat-tO wit. A siyer-mounted
con, csse, hearse and four carriages, In the event
OF the death Of the party insuriug for sucn coii-
hngency. should the above number Of carriages
nor be wanted 80 will he paid for each one NOT used,
and should the party thus insured be buried by any
society, by his family, we will allow. instead Of
lieu thereof. Persons insuring who may reside OVER
one mile from the city will not be furnished with
the hearse and carriages but the coffin and will
I've sent tn them by rail- Or some other conveyance,
free of charge. This consider to be one Of the
most desirable offers ever made 20 the public, and
those who may have any doubt as to the reliability
Of our concern, we respectfully ask a call at our
office, and careful examination of our stock, re-
fcrcnccs, &c. Our agent will call upon ALL and will
be furnished with certificate signed by the officers
Of our company with the stamp Of our Office affixed
will be furnished with printed certificate with
ceipt for the amount paid. E.
Funeral services attended mt the shortest notice.
We have OH hand collins f all descriptions. which
prepared to furnish at the most reasonable
prices for cash only. T. b. CERSLEY & co.
REFERENCES:
WALKER & SAUNDERS, No 1915 Main street,
Richmond, Va. --a=sss@-
MOODY & RoYALL, Real Estate Agents, corner
Seventh and Hull streets, Manchester, Va.
f A. NoNTEIRo NJ. d.. Office corner Tenth and Hull
streets, Manchester, Va
sroTTs S GIBSON, lis and III Fourteenth street.
Richmond, Va.
I Brown, PEMBERToN & Co., Nos. 1929, ls25, and
1897 Cary street. Richmond Va.
( W. W. BALDWIN, Hardware Merchant, No. lS43
Main street, Richmond, Va. u 30-lwa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

ZINE CITIZENS SADDLES, GA
Il tiiie Nickel Plated Carriage ami kT$88M
Buggy Harness. Brides, Cart and Wagon -
Harness, Coilnrs, Whips, Bits, Spurs:
Horse-Brushes, Covers. Robes, Curry-C omhs,
received 100 Mcclellan Saddles. All of which we
offer to our friends and the public generally at the
TIERS, Saddle ar.i Harness Manufacturers No.
1914 Franklin street, next door to Johnsons stable
fe A-dsm &W3m ,,GI s.sz7se -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-02-05

FNHE LARGEST BLANk-BOOK AND
l. PAPER-BOX MANDATORY SOUTH OF
Observation-Disclosures undersigned have this day
style of SIMUNS 4 BIRMINGHAM Inr the manu-
Elcture Of BLANK BOOKS aud PAPER BONES.
The business will he carricd OH ut No. south
Twelfth street. corner Main.
WILLIAM L. SIMOSS,
W II. Pcter) BIRMINGHAM.
RICHMOND, VA, January l. 1879. ja 1l-3m
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WOOD AND COAL.

TIRST ARRIVAL OF COAL
e FROM WEST VIRGINIA
BY CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD !;
SPLINT COAL,
CAMEL COAL,
For sale by
s. H. HALVES.
fe3 Eighteenth and Cary streets.
GOAL AND WOOD.-I am no longer il,
" the employment OF Messrs Cottrell & Reins,
and have openei for the present Office on Nintl,
street between Main and Cary, where can be found
all kinds of fuel.
Rest GLOVER HILL, CRATE, ENGINE, AN
TIIRAClTE EGG, stow, and NUT GOALS
quality. ami ut lowest market rates. A call from
my old customers and the public is earnestly solicit
ed. IL l-2w WILLIAM &. BkAEEAL.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH HGFEfh
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM-asH1EaE4s1Es
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE =
WEEK.--Steamers NORFOI. X. EMPIRE, and y.
s. GREEN, composing this line, will leave -slc1.
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY ct l2
o'clock ~, and Philadelphia every w EDH EaDAY
and SATURDAY at the same hour, alternately.
Freghts received daily tSundays, excepted for all
parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware,
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans
and bills Of la,ng signed through -
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
statcrOom, IS. W. i. POETEk, Agent,
No. 2i25 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM l.. CLYDE& CO., Agents,
SIS -f'Fss" No. II South Wlnrves,
jal1 No. Ii North ;Wharvcs, Philadelphia.
DOR LIVERPOOL AND .5Efh
Il QUEENSTOWN, INsTAN LIN OF ussa&assszESSe4S
MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING FROM NEW
III. YORK EVERY SATURDAYSAND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
s. IS si ~ RATES OF PAsSAGE:'
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Cabin Steerage. ............*a $50
TO London. .. 80 To London Is
To Paris ........... 90 To Paris. .....,,.... a6
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland, and
the Continent st moderate rates.
For further Information, apply Of the Companys
offices. JOHN e.. DALE, Agent,
Is broadway, New York; or TO
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
Ia u - rrS Es - Richmond. Va
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

In noticing our article OF last week, in which
we stated that farmer living nearer and on
better roads to Solomon City found that the
inducements offered At S:ilina in the way O.
trade more than repaid him for the extra jour
ney, the Newspaper says:
We will venture the assertion that the farm
er mentioned in the above item has been ..car-
red by one or more OF the merchants of Sol
ONION for the past year. and not being able to
obtain any further credit, is endeayoring to get
into the good sraces of the Saiina merchants
by the usual method of soaft-sOapins.
1t may be that Solomon merchants ''carry"
all their customers'ou '.soft-soapins,:' but
the carrying and soft-soapins don't buy goods
at Salina. The conversation we overheard
was between two farmers. Now we venture
the assertion that this farmer paid all Of his
bills IN Salina and don't owe cent in solomon
City but what he is good for. What he said
he knew to he true, as do all who have traded
at both p!aces-that better Inducements are
offered in merchandise in Salina than at Sol
onion City. solomon City with her sof-soap
carrying can't compete with Salina cash prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

A woRp TO TR,vELLEEs.-we have word
to say in favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
II was the pioneer line westward, and Il 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. !, 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.
Seialia and Jefferson City, without change.
connecting st st. Louis with eleven diseren:
through routes TO points north, east and south.
Particular information. with maps. time t.
sies, etc. msy ~ had II tie various through
ticket railroad stations in the west or upon
pers onal or written application TO 9. H. Eax-
ter, western passenger agent, Kansas City.
No., or E. A. Ford, general passenger agent,
ST. LcUs, No. dias
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Perhaps we were wrong [as that We always
was aud is in defending tho school board as
one member in;imatrd to Us that he cared
nothing for tic attack Of 4 secont-ratc sausage
covcr.-Saliae County Journal.
Whereupon We interviewed Mcssrs. FlanG-
crs, ickcs and Eberhardt. the board, on the
buSily engaged laying out the Site for our new
school edi!ice. La reply to our inquiry as to,
who WAS who, had animated the false and
cheeky allegation Of ye JOURNAL fellows, each
and respectively declared the statement false
and without color Of truth. They thus have
u fiisehood nailed OF them. Nothing more
and nothing less.-Heraid.
The interviewer (who recognizes himself as
a sausage cover) was told By one Of the board
that he had said he did not care for the attack
made upon them in the article published in
the Herald. He knows ..who was wlio.''
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whew! That fellow has It bad.

C. B. Maedel. our excellent machincst, is
constructing for the patent office a miniature
wind wheel and water elevator. Among the
advantages claimed for it are that it will run
with the wind six out OF the eight points OF
the compass without tail or turning table,
thus doing away with nearly One-half the ex-
pense Of the present wheel. The fans can be
closed so as to get the whole force Of the wind,
none being required to pass through to hold
the tail in position. Consequently, it gives
more power than any other wheel now in use.
The water is lifted in common well-buckets
attached to an endless chain passing over pull.
leys, with filling and enptying attachments.
The motion of the wheel is under the control
Of what is claimed TO DO a perfect equalizer
A small wheel is now in operation near the
Windmill, two miles south of town.
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IPubsished July 81, ls.sl
ORDINANCE NO. lOS.

An Ofunince cOnccfniuS Soc pubic heoItn-
Be it ordsi.ei By eae Mayor asd cosncila,en Of tie
City IF Sdiisa
Section I. That the mayor, by anil th the consent
Of the council shall appoint committee Of three sua
BILE persons pub ic health
Sec 9 That il shall be the dnty Of the committee
public health to make pc.sona inspection Of the
Au Jus, AMI September, Of Tear and nj such 9TH
may be orcrcd by the city council Tor the
purpose Of examining the sanitary condition OF the
city and they shall report To the city council their
next meeting, TO the mayor al lots premises
with the owners occupants thereof. far rs the
be asceTtaia.d. where de ad carcasses,
prIvirs, pigbousee pigpens, Stables any other
vegetables other matter exists. which Is calculated
sickness or in any other manner prove eri
mental 70 the public health
8. That under the direction Of the mayor
committee pubic health, the marshal shall require
the nuisances referred to in the previous section lie
Immediately clean sed, removed or abated.
Sec. T. Tie marshal and members OF the committee
public health shall, In the discharge Of their dues
under this ordnance. have full power and authority TO
enter any house, shop, cellar, public private
place ia this city d1rilg the day tme and for that
purpose may break doors other distractions upvn
reasonable demand FOL entrance having been made and
the saIre refused.
SEC 5. This ordnance shall take effect and he in
force from and alter its publication in the
Approved june soth, 1873.
Il. II. BISHOP, Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing To be . true and cor
rect copy Of ordinance passed. by the Councmen Of
the Chy Of Saiina, kansAs On the 30th dsy Of June
tsEAL 1873.
Attest: EDWIN 4 B0wEN, City Clerk.
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PROCLANATION

The qualified electors OF Smoky Hill township. sa-
line county safe ~ Kan sss. Aerrb unified
special election will be held t usual voting place
In sans Thursday, the 10th ,siy Of July, is.3,
which time and place they will he required To for
against the proposition issue bonds OF said
chip to the amount OF fifteen hund,ed o) dollars for
the purpose Of constructing thru ty) bridges fol-
lows: ..t.+ -.ttg ia 49,
i-t One bridge Dry creek on county roa,, run
ming west from railroad depot.
znd One bridge over Dry creek at or near Tryon' :
crossing 81
81. One bridge ovcf Dry eSr<Y at or near the south
line OF section IS town II range vest.
Also, . proposition to is boal. OF said town ship
10 the anount of two iholisa Eve hundred cSp Col,
lars, tprocidlng, Elm Greek township issie the
same amount for SIMILAR use, for the purpose OF
constructing bridge the ssire river on the
township line between township IL and township Il
range
Given sIdgr our hand tai, the ls, day Of June ISIS
E.R SwfiZEk Trustee
EDWARD SMITH, CLERK.
ae-3w ALEX SuJITZ Treasurer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The examination Of city schools closed on
Thursday Of last week with the Grammar
School dep: rtments. We have previously gwen
an account Of the examination in the other
department; it remains only for us to notice
the Grammar School. The examination in
this department was well attended-the pupils
giving evidence Of having attained great pro-
ficiency in their several branches Of study. In
reading, especially. they did exceedingly well !;
in othci branches they were not behind. In
all they demonstrated thorough course Of
instruction during the past year. 1t is to be
regretted that the examinations were not bet
ter attended by parents and friends.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

In June here. they celebrate on the green
broad-breasted prxiries, where the breath of
the crimson morning kindies into quivering
aureOles Of glory, the cold appearing sonber
foliage Of forest trees, and ripplss our tree
Swallowed marsined streams. and sweeps in
sunny land. This sweet, transition month. be-
tween the inconsistencies OF spring and the
fervor Of July has always been . favorite with
the poetic Swedes and all people who watch
the seasons in their ceaselcss round. The same
sunshine which tints the flowers with delicate
coloring. and sends the sap coursng through
prairie flowers. works In the fields Of Sweden
as here. the eternal miracle of the marriage
feast at Cana, Of Galilee, and the pure lymph
ascends in bearded ears Of grain.-Saiiad Her
old.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The closing days OF court have been serene
and peaceful. We improperly stated last week
that the defendent in the case OF the State VS..
Peter Girsch had been acquitted. The jury
disagreed and nolle prosequi was entered by
the county attorney. In the case Of Abbie l..
Lull vs.. r. +. Lull, divorce, the plaintiff failed
to sustain her action, and it was dismissed
Court. upon tho termination Of the cause just
noticed, was adjourped until to-day Thursday.
After the disposition Of few motions, which
will take up but very short time, the present
term Of court viii be at an end
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PngsKYrEmAS-Rfv. &. w. Nays. Pastor. Preach
ing rac. Sabbath II n A. NJ and r. N saibsih
school, 2:3DP. N. rrdyer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings.
Errsop;sr EPrSCorAL-Rev. NJ. ". Powers, Pastor.
Preaching Tie Baptist Church the second and
-ziOlrsi. SsLhaths at II A. NJ. and r. NJ Sabbath
school sabbath, ut $50 4. II. Prayer Meeting,
Wednesday evenings.
ErisCorAL-Rev. J. IL Ire, Pastor. Prcachdg NJ the
Baptist Church the FIRST and third S,bbahs oi csc"
month at II a. N.
LrrHEsAS-Rey J &. Young, Pastor. Preaching nj
the old NJ r.. Church every first and third sunday
Irenchiug every second and f'irtli Sunday ~ school
Ileuse So 10, (six miles Of Saina) 1t IL O'clock
4. u.
CAr,oI,c-R.v John Fognrty Pastor SERVICES on
the s-cynd Sabbath Of each month Al the Court HOUSE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

ExIGRATIox TuRNrNG-CHEAr FAxxs II
Sours-uEsr MIssoUnL-The Atlantic & Pscii-
&c Railroad Company Offers 100000 acres Of
land in Central and Southwest Missouri .;
from 3 to Sls per acre, on seven years time.
with free transportation 70 all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil, timber. mineral wealth. schools,
churches and law-abiding society invite emil
grants from all points 70 this land a fruits ani
flowers. For particulars address A. Tuck,
Land Commissioner, g. Louis, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The school and Sabbath school children en-
joyed themselves very much at their picnic
last Friday, although the thermometer showed
the mercury in red-hot mood. Many Of our
citizens visited the grove during the day. to
look upon TIE merry youths who shouted and
samboIed in the delightful shade. A melodi-
an and many choiris;crs furnished some very
good music. Mr.. E. W. Blair, supe rintendent
Of the Presbyterian Sabbath School, was man.
a.er Of the entertainment. 4 short address
vas delivered BY Mr.. A. sheldon. Considcra-
BILE amusement was afforded the joyous throng
by the great swing and game. Of croquet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

An examination of applicants for teachers
certificates came or at tn. school house last
Saturday. Certificates were granted to the
following persons: S. 3. Fiemming, N. r.
Poole, Msscs-Nettic Sutton, Julia Smeth-
urst. Rose Fitzgerald. NJ. n. Mitchell. Josie
Russell and Emma Slack. y Examining Com
mttce-Prof. Bishop, Prot. Y hamilton and A.
Sheldon.