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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24

A little fun goes further ina legislative assembly
than anywhere else in the world. A paper bullet
well thrown will sometimes make its thrower the
hero of the moment among our Albany laWgiyers.
The closing scenes Of Congresses marked with
the most wonderful capers whose stupidity is only
less remarkable than the appreciation Of the audi
ence and actors. There il perhaps not so much
active horseplay in tho House of Commons, and yet
o very trifng thing will stir its members mp to
laughter short while ago. when Mr.. Hughes was
speaking, Mr.. Auberon Herbert placed a glass Of
water on the bench behind him, on which the orator
sat down, breaking the glass and mostening con-
siderable expanse of trouser. The House cheered
Justify
When the young Emperor of China paid his late
visit to tho tombs of his ancestors required by Chi
nese ceremonial, ten thousand horses were reported
to have been pressed into the imperial service
But though this extraordinary levy was laid upon
the much-enduring country, the cort6ge was very
shabby and the condition Of the roads was so
frightful that scarcely a sound horse or o whole
cart came back from the expedition. 1t is now an
nounced that large number of high officials have
been degraded for their gross msmanagement of the
Emperors tour. In this country the officers would
ask "a suspension of public opinion" and claim
that any adverse criticism of their conduct would
dsorganize the party. But they manage these
things better in China. .
We are generally inclined to deal tenderly with
obituary notices, but it is little too much to be told
Of q baby On Memphis, TENN that she rose as q
star and beamed lucently with meteoric resplen-
dency along the horizon of her parents, tightening
their pathway with the sheen of hope" Further
We arc told that the little baby was "a gentle rose.
whose vernal freshness imprognated the parental
heart with its fragrance of love blowing sweety IN
the bouquet Of flowers that garlanded their happi-
ness" Nothing could be in worse taste than this;
yet it no doubt gave pleasure to the bereaved
mother; and who would grudge it heri There are
human absurdities which ere sacred.
The latest new name of newspaper Is The SeJe
II is issued in Lafayette Ind and it should be long
lived, for it purposes, l. To stop the importation
and sale and use of liquor; .. To break down all
monopolies; 8. To effect the repeal of the divorce
laws 4. To substitute arbitration for war; o. To
promote universal love; q. To strengthen the moral
attributes Of the Government; Z. To enforce home
economy; 8. To establish non-sectaran school
system o. To suppress political craftsmanship TO- To
suppress selfish political economy by more philan-
thropio plan H. TO defend Labor against Capital.
Verify here viii be sege indeed that VI Gibraltar
was nothing W 1t. 4 ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24

MFR. Brewer the bow, is ajdnor TO graduate )" io''
ones from soutborouch Mass. and is % years ou 80
ma, been rowing ever since no entered eo"ohs'
No In his class boat dugas the trst term o. u'
man year. and aiding In beating the seniors III 'n'
races This was his first aqnH'o oApo' -
a, he had doue no rowing TO spo"A - -
outariag college, but ae has ANs!s S%N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
The forthcoming Legal Sensation Ii
tg fe s4aa Camden

TAl5d dow celebrated case comes up for trial
in the Camden Circuit next Tuesday. 1t is a
contest between the heirs at law Of John w.
Mickle, at one time director OF the Camden
and Amboy Railroa d Company, about the vail
dity Of Captain Mickle's will. Mrs. Sarah Hall,
Mrs, Mara d, yScoYel, and Others nieces of Cap
cain MickIe, are the plaintiffs, against Mrs. Hem
phill and Mrs. Oakie, children Of John w.
MIckle'S, nephew, Isaac. There has been a
good deal q special legislation in the case
The subject matter in dispute is two farms,
cOmPaisiog OveE thrae hundred acres, within the
limits Of the city Of Camden, and valued at near
y half million Or dollars. The case is moi
without some romantic interest, as one of the
Witnesses agAiaStthe will John Fine, vas indict.
ed for perjury, and trinmphanhy acquitted by
ejuEy. Another witness at hrst prepared !
statement against the validity Of the will signed
it. and ayuwsd il, and then swore directly 10 thC
contrary. A decision Of the New Jersey So
preme Court has been rendered that this wit
ness statement on writing, overruled at the frs
trial By the CiFcdit Judge could be, and pLoulC
be offered in evidence against his verbal state
ments5u ,F0iEEmhW .s'ua4l lua..t5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
wise DIm6uI,v.

Ex-GOvemoR Wise, Of Virginia, appears to
have placed himselfin an unenviable position.
few days ego letter written by him was pub
llahsds N which he announced his intention OF
supporting Col Hughes and the Republican
StAle ticket This now followed by q statement
Of Colonel Kemper, the Democratic candidate
that he also has letter from Wise, in which the
latter pledge himsolfto Alp support the Demo
crats and their State ticket An LexpIanation
fFOoA WlsSiS IouAlt eullSd for by members oI
both parties in Virginia.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
and WeaeeRm n d /.
TLME TA@GR. ,I
FALL AND WINTER ARRANaRNEKNTs

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
% COm@sneiAE Oct. lst.
trains Will Fan q folders.
LSaYo Wilmingtoa 10 80 N. and 5Ss pm.
Leave LAndenbarg IS, N aad 50 n.
Arrive ae Wilmington ] IS a. and - pm.
Arrive Ae Landenbsrg {. II 80 e q. and Opm.
CONNkCfI0NS-frain lesVinR Nilmington at
10 % n With train leaving PhilsdelpAiA 81 50 IN
Trains leaving Wumington at y -. ConmOeta
With train leaving Phila1elphiA at 0pm-
TFain aFriving az Wilmingeon at s. an. with
train fer PhilAdalphia az 8 10 N.
Train arriving At Wilmingtoa at 80 with train
for pAila1siPhin At % N.
S1ndaT Trains will be WitAdrzWA aftsr 0cte-
DAVID CoNNRLLA supt,
no Thk PUBLIC. sLi4I
~ ne Wilmington and Reading RallfUAd Con-
- hare eompleeea aFTanEeDaael % Gafll Money
paetuRua and ExproE Matter 70 and iron al points
"a thslinO ofthsiF road and Mest C1egtof. = -
Ass, 70 al polnta Qn The PAiladelpAi1 and Lqlds
iaa ana CslawiSsa Railroads, inelading Msading.
Allentown, Columbia, HaETis sbuIs. Down
ngtoWn, MAh0nay ciiy. NJ CafAal NorEAipun'
FoF faFtkSr inlOymsli0n apply a iho popoE COR
AR al FFOnt and MAAtsoa stHeelAs MlAlngloatrr.
Rxprem matter sent % EfaAkl.n Ie.egfaoh NIoa
Ne, West Third stFes2 Or % thslF pspoG lfOnt
and Madison, OF orders iea with AcAalleA \ Seal.
delivsElng agents WIN receive pEoupt atta9tt9R.
Hs-R aOa1sSVt VtW,kR&kecp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
RULES X 1IrxRM4,fr.


Keep TO the rim a tho Law directs
Keep from thg gNolf IN Is4saa, y lsfsots
Keep all thy uoushtsp a. purest III Smes.
Keep from thiho eyes themotes md beams.
Keep true thy deed thy honor bfight.
Keep ARm th3 faith u GOdpnd right.
Keep from every sin and stain.
Keep from the eWHysthnt bring you pain./
Keep free thy tOhgasfrOiA MorlS i'll,
Keep right thy aim and seod thy will.
Keep aa shy asts from passlon free.
Keep strong in hope. no envy see.
Keep watchful care Ger tongue and hand.
Keep Arm thy feet, By justiee stand.
Keep true thy word. a sacred thing. -''i
Keep from the snafes thS tSInpters bring.
Keep faith With each, you cal friend,
Keep full in view The hhAf end. Wv
kOoD firm ehS esaEasa bold and strong. '-
Ken 1RthAEight and doFn the wrong.
K4b A4l&4s Of ldc - slhdbAt5 -
Keep warm BY night and By day keep cool. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

COFFEH FRolE GRARE SToNEs,-It is usual
TO threw away grapes stones as waste product,
butit appears that they can be turned to good
accouni., When roasted and ground they pos
sess ah afOAl3 very mdel1like East india coffee,
and the beverage obtained theEelrom is about the
same as coffee in taste, thOdeh lulerior IN UnaIl-
u. An aere Of vineyard ordinarily Yields thir-
- % forty pOdhds Of this seed
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01

Sahieo 10 delays incident TO freight business.
fala Ira N vii ss9p e taks aP gasssngsGs ony q
a eppinR D. lace. o1eaDt HArO's Corner. S0tA k0ad.
Rodney, Ar mSlrOngs and DUPONT,
THIS train sill be withdraw whenever the in.
tsFe4ts Of the Company requires it.
Tha pAsssnNW Car hsRetOfOre AttAehed .. the
RstuFaing TrAiR leaving HaEfingtaA ~ % y. u,
will be discOnth lued on the above date.
The Freight TnNin with RAsssnEaP Tar sttAOhOd
leaving Harrington a. 70 P. u. viii make all
ssps, ISIS. H.P. KRNNKY, SupH.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
P4EAPTEEfHEHA, P4E5AP TFE4EfEHo,IDEI IEDELAlS0ROH 8 nAlTI
NPDOIAL NOTT0D.

a ana elsP WEDNESDAY, Oseebsr. lsth. lSll,
A naSasaGaR agF VIII he aesasAed 20 tAa trSs8As
rails lsaVins PAna4alnAA am ,. ~ Tor Wtl-
ks tSsia win ulSpaa ElaelOni as eIlsws, wAga
alsnalle1s nsayaa Ra1Rgs ~ O.. m. An41loSea ~
- AfS 8. Il; klagoea. o.aa ,. q; ClaYmoaG lo.ol
N EIlepha, lQ1a.ps q; aFFiys NilmilgtQA. ~
tO9t0l H u kRNNEXs oUUAG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
0aaarAl SaD1Tintan1al
RnAl ladelphIa. Wilmington and Bal
umora Railroad.
DRLAWARR DIVIeIOW.

IMPORTANT NOTTCE-In addition to thsrNwu-
Il lar Market Trains nov TuBning. an EXTRA
FREI0HT TRAIN. Sundays axcspts3.l With Pas
ton and HarringtOl On and AdsF Monday Soptem-
Der Sgh, 1878, as follows:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-01
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division Time Table.
PALL ARRAN0EAfRMT,

s% q SsS Ssniss.' ii:' aSsDA5 .Hs.Vo 4I:s; s:Rs SS S,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

thins ct with ths ne - ground. ASIDE from
tracing the course u Streams more clearly and
At great tlistances; a. from noting the loca-
ton Of the towns aroapd. one can get better
idea Of the general character Of the country
the rise and depression q the surfsce-from
the hill just east Of Seiiua- The country about
the Buttes is being settled quite generally and
some fine farms ard farm houses arc to be
seen in any direction. From the Buttcs the
party drove IN grove On Dry Creek. on the
farm Of Major Forsse-situated about one mile
west Of the Bvttes-wherr they were met by
the Major and his sons, who generously ex-
tended the use Of their grounds to the party
The picnic was soon spread and sooner eaten,
and the topics Of the day discussed with all the
dignity Of the U. 5. Senate. Major Forsse and
Judge Bcebe announced themselves in fAyor Of
womcn's rights, At which the ladies cheered
Justify and the owls ..hwUc-ooted.'' After
a few hours resting swinging, looking at the
photograph cards .inspectilx the Majors farm.
etc.-the party started for Salina. expressing
themselves well pleased with the days excnr-
sion. For the many kindne.scs extended TO
them the party return many thanks TO Major
Forssc and sons.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

A Word TO TRAvELLEEs.-Wc have word
to gay in favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
1t WAS the pioneer lire westward. and is the
..oii reliable" route to st. Louis. With the
improvements which have been made during
the past year, VIC believe that the Missouri Pa
ciiic railroad has the bcs; 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 slecpers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the lead
ing points in the West. through Kansas City.
Se,lalia ard 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 be had at the various Through
ticket railroad stations in the west. or upon
pers oi.al or written application to q. II. Bax-
ter, western passenger agent, Kansas City.
NO.. or +. A. Ford. general passenger agent,
ST. Louis, Mo. dtdt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

A joyous party from :. East" AMI ''Soutl,'
went to the Buttes on Friday last to view the
landscape o'eT.'' and see the wonders Of the
snake region. Starting At about . o'clock III
the morning. facing . cool, refreshing breeze
from the south, the party set out with most
inviting prospects for pleasure excursion
On the road out we passed many we'll improy-
ed farms, among which were those OF
Judge Prescott. Mr.. J. u. Anderson and Mr..
Hines. Mr.. An.lerson's place was unusually
attractive with its fine grove. orchards and
fields Of growing grain. While We wese FEAST
ing our eyes on the beautiful country along the
lake few miles ahoad.on the surface of which
appeared to b fore-and-afters under full sail.
Blu, Is suddenly - it appeared did it vanish.
leaving us rejecting upon the phenomenon Of :
mirage! A few hours drive. At times festin &
the speed Of Couse's bays. carried: Us to the
foot Of . range Of hills-she Buttes. The
Butfes commence at point about fourteen
miles little west Of south from Saiina and ex-
tend about six miles in . south-~ esterly dircc-
tion- The highest point At the northern end
appears to be from four to fve hundred t-c;
above the prairie, and from the top Of which
some tine views Of the surrounding country
can be obtainsd- About the top Of these hills
arc huge boulders and irnumefablc assures
A miniature take, about 30 1set long. is set In
the hills-a rough diamond-beinx In reality .
lagoon This lagoon was supposed to be very
deep and fed by::springs, but . scw ye.rs ago IL
became dry when it ~as iosDd to Be . basin
led BY water shed fsOm the hills Busch grzss
grows over nearly their whole surfzcc. bu;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

The Swedish young men Of SaIina are max
ing extensive arrangements to hpld grand
Mid-Summerfest on the 24th inst| II is one OF
the Swedish festal days, and the boys propose
to revive pleisan; mem ories of Fatlierland Ly
celebrating after the fashion of Sweden. As
excursion tickets over the Kansas Pa
cific Railroad will be issued. there will be
guests from all parts Of the State. All Swed-
ish societies In Kansas will be represented. A
procession will be formed at the court house.
under the direction Of a marshal of the day.
from which place it will proceed to Judge Bee.
be's grove. east Of the city. At about o'clock
p. NJ, = Majstang t>omethiny like May pole
will be raised with the customary ceremonies
Immediately following this speeches will be
made, both in English and Swe,le. The Salina
band will furnish the music. A ball will b<
given in the afternoon also in the evening
Refreshments will be served upon the grounds
bat no liquor will be allowed In that vicinity
All. without reference to nationalities, are cor
daily in vited TO be present.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

On Thursday evening last a building belong.
ing TO MAJOR forsse IN Faiun township. was
destroyed by fireSf The carpenter. who had
been employed upon the building. had just
finished the wool work. when he lit his pipe.
threw the match on tho floor. and started for
home. A man working near the Majors resi-
iencc discovered tho smoke coming out OF the
house and gave the alarm. The carpenter ran
back to the house. threw..Opcn the door. when
the flames burst forth aud the building was
soon destroyed. The walls of the building
heat rendered them useless. The house had
just b. en- built for 4 residence for Mr.. Olot
Forsse. The Major sets his loss At about $500
without insurance. The carpenter lost all OF
his tools.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

We are Informed by Que Of our citizens that
Inc knows Of hundreds ofdol!ars in trade being
carried away from Salina to other places just
on account Of the interininable mud holes that
bloicl, the main road that runs from the city
wcsiwardp Thc same thing m'ay possibly b.
said of other roads leading from this place. Il
is of the utmost importance to the prosperity
of Salina that the highways in her vicinity
should always be in good condition, and wc
have no doubt but that Judge Hamil-
ton. the present road overseer of this district,
will do all in his power TO bring this about
In low or marshy places the roads should be
iurnpiked or plankcd, which can bc Conc al
little expense.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

BY THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHfAS.
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme Clam
cellor Of the Universe 10 take from our midst
our dearly beloved brother, Past Chancellor G..
q. Lowe therefore be it
Resolced. That. in the death Of Bro. howe, this
Lodge has lost an active and efficient member.
his family a kind aud indulgent husband and
father, and the community a worthy and high
~ esteemed citizen.
Res,irsd, That. while we bow in humble sub
mission to the Divine will. we will over cherish
the memory ofou- departed brother.
Resoired. That VIC extend our heartfelt SYM
pa:hy to his family, for the loss which they sas
taiucd.
Reso,red, Thatthe members of Cydon Lodge
No. 5 wear the usual badge OF mourning for
thirty days. and that a page Of our records be
set apart and dedicated t1iie memory Of the de
ceased.
Resolred, That the Secretary be instructed
to presents copy Of thcscresolu,ions iothc fam
ly Of the deceased, and to each Of our county
papers.
+ $780, & I. s ss:::: Committee
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Prx<arrsnax-Rev. G. W. Hays. Pastor. Preach
ing each Sabbath at II A. NJ and T.. NJ Sabbath
seheel, % r. II. Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
.n1nGS.
Mxfuoofsf EriscoPALcRev. NJ. n. Powers, Pastor.
PreaeAinG 1t the Baptist Church the second and
fourth Sabbaths 1t II A. N. and r. N. Sabbath
schesl, eacA Sabbath, At $50 a. n. Prayer Meeting,
wednesday evenings.
RFsscoPAL-Rev.J H. Lee, Pastor. Preachids 1t the
Baptst Church on the nrst and third Ssbbstbs of each
month 1t II A. II.
LprnEsAS-R<v.J c. Young, Pastor. Preaching al
the old r. z. Church every hrst and third sunday
Preaching every second and fourth Sunday At school
House Nc. 10, (six miles Of Salina) Ut IL O'Clock
"A. n
CArnoL,c-Rsv John Fossrty, Pastor. Services On
Tie srcond Sabbath each month nj the Court touse
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12


WHEREAS. 1t has pleased our Supreme Grand
Master in His sovereign wisdom to call from
this transitory state Of sin and suffering our
beloved brother, Past Master Gilbert Z. Lowe,
belt
Resoieed, That We. his bretlercn. beg to
tender our sincere and heartfelt sympathy tn
his bcreaved family In this, their hour Of sore
affection.
That we feel the fraternity has lost faith
full, earnest brother, society Kind and genial
companion, and the community at large = use
ful and influential member.
That we cannot but be reminded that this is
not our resting place. but:tliat We are only per-
United to spend few years here III order to fit
US for that last great change, our transition
from this to the world to come.
That we strive to emulate the many virtues
Of our deceased brother, dropping tear over
his failings, and SO live that when the alarm
shall be sounded at the outer door to call as
from this Lodge to that Grand Celestial Lodge
above, we may hail the grim tyrant rs 4 wei
come messenger sent to usher US into that eter-
nal sphere, where is life and light and bliss for
evermorc.
That we wear the badge Of mourning for
our departed brother. and that the Lodge be
suitably draped for thirty days.
That a copy OF these resolutions be presented
to the family ofthe deceased. and be published
in the Salina Herald and the SALINE COUNTY
JOURNAL. and he spread At length upon the
MINUTES Of the Lodge.
FratcrnalIy submitted.
S a. $50 ss:,s.' cs~A'''s.
\ true copy.
JACOB DEWITT, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals Will De received until the isth
BY the Schp n,stsicf Beard IL >cnoi District No a.
In Saline county, Kansas fer baidis: = sSh,s house
in said district Plans and specifications m1y t- se~n
Saina
There will be meeting Of the hoard At the house OF
$ z Long. on saturday, ths lath last, u O'Clock
r. NJ, when said bids will lie examined and il &C.
copied. contract will he awarded Proposals will
addressed, \. : Norton District Clerk, School DIS
trct No. -, Saline county and may be ieft with T. l.
Norton. Esq
BY order u the Board. \ 8. NORTON,
SAlIna, June :, iss3-l-ew District Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge OF the District CGMft-J. II. PRESCOTT.
6enator-J. II. EDwARDs-
Railroad Assessor-D. y. HEIsEn.
R<preseatafNe-ERIc eFoRssE.
County Comnisstoners-H. r. wooLinY, Chairman,
g. n PALnEH aud r. kIxGNAN.
County t1erk-DAvID BEEnE-
County Attorney-E. ", HoDGKiNsOS.
probsie Jmig.-aKSHI Logan
Clerk Of the District onr-AEGU-T BoSDI.
County Trra.urer-L. T.. FAULKNER.
sheriff.. J. GOING.
Register Of Deeds-A. J. MiSAHD.
8nsrrinte ntient of Public lustruction-wH BIsHor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
CITY DIRECTORY.

Nayor-R II. Eisuor. .
Counc iln,rn -F'R NIX t;ooDSow, iWA IT, CARVER,
8 wExLs Ell NIrTNaNS, CHARLES HANLIS.
Police Judg. ~. r. CaRROLL-
Clerk EDw IN r.. BowEN
Trensarer--L. H. YAffIrr.
EarsbalIuAs l. EU-sEV.
ft-lNiiy Marshall. So.TuyiCx.
City Attorney-f. \. wILBHAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

The establishment of = beer g.rlci Is again
talked of. -S
Cincinnati beer for sale at the Scnatc, Jolia
Doyle's saloon.
The outside work upon the new mill is about
finished. *
The st assortment, of dry goods AT the New
York Store. ,
Ma. Fassett is agent for Barnes nurseries.
Of Lawrence.
The early morning air is salubrious now.-
Try some Of it.
Where's the new sidewalk from Santa Fee
avenue to the depot:
Mr.. Grant, of the Victoria colony, was in
town the other day.
Cincinnati beer for sale ut the Senate, John
Doyie's saloon.
and the day before.
Ash Street has been graded from Santa Fe
Avenue to Fifth street.
A good bargain is offered. Sec advertise
Incnt "A Rare Chance
A rousinS hail storm is the only thing that
CAu uOW ucstiOs tiic CIops.
In one divorce case in court ninety witness
Is have been subpenaed.
Always neat and durzble-tlosc suits man,,-
featured by Ringquist 4 IIauiln.
Ex-Mayor Russell talks Of engaging in the
mercantile business at Minneapolis. *
Mr.. A. N. Campbell has built front porch
to his handsome residence on Ninth street-x
The Columbia has been overloaded and re-
paired and now makes good appearance.
Clothing - till ye can't rest" ut the New
York Store.
Friend Gibson Is doing some very fine work
In lettering Major Proberl's prescription case
kefreshmenti Is the order of this hot season +:
therefore try Rarncck & Davis excellent lager
beer. 2t
We return thanks to Hon VIM. A. Phillips
our Member Of Congress, for public doc,l-
sncMts-
Bids for the construction OF the new school
house will be received by the board until the
18th of this month.
The Pliny Farmers Club furnishes us some
excellent items, which are published on the
first page Of this paper.
The Solomon City Ntaoip.per announces the
compietion Of the iron bridge across the Solo
mon river at that point.
Some Of that choice dried buffalo meat at
Wilson Bros. 4 Co.'S. Also, nice lot Of can
vassed sugar cured hams for sale cheap.
The BEST calicos ia the market can be fouId
Mt Wilson Bros. & Co.'S. Their goods In every
line are the best that money will buy.
AuctiOncer Price handles the gavcl as Vice
President and his call to order always tells.
His auction rooms are always crowded.
A switch, has been put in and the foundation
for depot has been built at the new town site
on the X. T.. east Of the Saline river.
Cincinnati beer TOR sale at the Senate, John
Doyle's saloon.
Mr. Buick. ono Of the editors Of the L;neoia
(;owsfy Ne,ss made US brief visit last Satur-
day. His paper is to be enlarged soon.->
While Gov. Osborn was here last week. he
examined the grading Of the Il. S. & A. V. road
from this place to the south line Of the county
The Swedes Of Mcpherson and Saline coun'
tics have organized a Farmers Club and hold
~eekly meetings At school house on Dry
creek, near John n. Daniclson's, our raiiroad
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