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, 1873-07-08

Ental Kerosene Explosion.
WoRoEsTEH MaBs,, July IA Freuchwoman
and child in Dudley wore 80 badly burned by an
explosion Of koroHeno oil On Saturday night TINT
both died. Another child cannot recover.
, 1873-07-08

Fore Enyncintllo Unhappy.

TnlLAnELrH1A, July 7.-Dase ball-Athletics
10; Atlantics, 7.
, 1873-07-08

AHt1:W W0n0rNliHKS.
DEs MONIES, Iowa. July 1.-The anti-monopoly
party afo going forward to make nomluations for
State and county officers.
, 1873-07-08
correspondent regards him Us wavering botwoon
lovc for tho old and commtttnl to tho now DOC
trfno, and AZ being very unhappy.
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL ASS0ClA.
TI0N,

Programme OF tho Noxa Annual Nlcet-
ing.
Tim thfrte1nth annual mooting Of Tho National
Educational Association will bo hold In Ellnira,
n. y, on tho 9TH, 9th, aud 7th days Of August,
1874
, 1873-07-08

TT9W H1 Hfd[pIIl8 ta1I1d.% NE1F8. -. .
man, attempted rape upon the little daugh-
tor Of Mr.. Myers, aged IA years, white, near
Dublin. in this county. hlr. Nyora being irl-
formed Of tho fact, went in search Of tho negro,
caught aud gave him very severe whipping,
intended to kill Myers. On Monday last, while
Myers was plowing, tho negro, Tom Whooler,
slipped up near tho fence, and shot Myers IN
tho back striking him With twolyo buckBhot aud
killing him instantly. Whoelor is yet ut large,
though there is quito number looking for him.
Not long since le fed from tho northwestern
part Of Coyington County, whore ho then lived,
for similar offonBe Of rape,
, 1873-07-08

ABOVE Low
w&TEn-


sDeaow high water Of 1871.
". 8. KAUFMAN, Obssrver,
Room 78 Major Block Chicago.
, 1873-07-08

At 2 o'look p. NJ, 200 Of the choicest
Residence Lots on the bluff and
prairie near tho Military School and
Church, being in subdivisions made
from aoro property purchased Of the
Blue Island Land & Building Com
pany, and the most desirably located
of any property in that delightful
suburb. The sale will be peremptory
and bona flde, and great bargains
may be expected. Title perfect IN
every respect. Printed abstracts to
ench purchaser. Free transporta-
ton to and from the sale, via c., r.
7. g. P. r. R., by Special Train, lenv-
ing the Depot foot Of LaSalle-st., at
TERMS OF sALE~--1o per cent
cash, 25 per cent in 80 days, balance
IN i !, 2, md 3 years, with interest at
Plats viii be furnished on the
ground. For further parti
call upon 3. r. CLARKE g CO,
Room4 122 LnSalle-st., ,or CLARKE,
LAYTON g. CO., lao LaSal1e-st.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

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Oo Inasnseivlne ~. ~ peep!e Eener.lIy wsrr
M biessUrs Ssr - seSre sd %,s -. ~. Tere
In In ;ossssnss ~ - vn.<
sakin4 49,. ec s ~ ~ lin me-
(nos b. &. sresids: NV s,:ry,ssS - ssse..,
rules ID r,S.si,o.S "a IA H. s,,iss of coS ssd
sSh "a rsin1 =, -; nd ~ SeinS H. ssse
~ -:
Css.i let's .. VI - a.aee,
land tary did wheo going hosns In the maW-ni1S.
AL IN funs q ooasos, u not more oAsn 81
There /, 10 ~ t,J1de9 everybody marc tried TO do
the fair thing sad b assesher ov~y ali Of which ve
nov 10 - Sue NM Inn our,elf and loukinr en-
Il met unsusIrci n,y, q least Miih . great dsai ri
ercu,nsaec ton ma = on We thOuxht rhrre Wss No
use az benx itttIe a1b Althouxh - waiteSl io,,s
tine for sSpper Ne diu' 4 - f,r nny: soi cousc.
0urntjy din NJ mao, which W.s Oviny 10 the fac,
tunt when We sac ths people 10 out Ne tSsaxsI they
Vere 4sax altsr es0efhing 10 dfluk md svt hein1
drv - di7a q o. NJ ne feci a1cut ne coulio'
swear that they veYs SONG to supper, and 20 we'll
con viii - dance
--,es..I;.
s2.-;... ~. '.....;.s sSs.s - 81. ,.,,n 40
h..,x ~ S.,,.s tS.ss ~. -, ~ yw .n%
co. q sociesy % -. ~ allow 6u0 th~ pesres
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04
SECRET SOCIETIES.

* ofP.1c,xDeS LOPEZ 80 5, meyt: every we;lnes'
Dopps c. c.; A. e. SLOAN, K. Off. s.
ffO.0F.-SaLyNA LODGE Ne. ., meets at Odd Eel
.slouo Hall ssesy Thursday evening 81 O'Clock. L.
LUTTE, u. c., L. J. GRAsT, Secretary.
IOO.F.-s1SAr EScAxrNESTNs. Is, 1t Odd Fellows
= Hail. frst and third Tuesdays in each mouth l..
r. BOND, c. p, r. II. BIsHor, Scribe
.-sAF.kA n SALIVA Lopez No. 50, 1t Masonic Hall
6rst and third Monday i'm each month. Z. T.. FAUX
IxR, s. ~, }. DEWITT, Secretary.
sAITXE ROYAL ARCH CRATER No Is, at Masonic Hall
second and fourth Monday in each month. II. D. +
I, = HAMA, NE. u-f-, 4 DkNIrr, SECRETARY.
TEnrrE OF IisSoR AND TENrERAScE-Front,er Tenp.e
Df U,aor and Temperance, No. 2, meets every Mvn-
dr. escnjng in tire Odd Fellows Hxii, q. W.
Trrssiu's hardware store Visiting brothers
eiaiiy invtri 10 attend. L. u. TITLE. W. T.; J.
WEST, W. Il.
N,xrAN I>opcE No g. n ov R-Neets in Odd Fellows
Hall second and fourth Friday evening Of earh month
at p. m u s. DopDS, n. u; Mrs. NJ NJ LOWE,
" q; L. II. TUTTLE, L.. ).
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

A WaRD 10 TRAvxLLERs.-we have word
to say in favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad
It was the piohccr limo westward, and Is the
'.old reliable route to St. Louis. With the
improvements which have bern made during
the past year. We bslieys that the Nissosri Pa.
ciic railroad has the best track and the finest
and safest eqnippmcst Of any lns West Of ths
Mississippi. 1t b IL Only line which runs
three daily express trains Of 6nc coaches and
Pulluan slespers, equipped with dc Miller
platform and patent cir brake, from the LEAD
ing points In the West, through kanaas City
Sedalia and JeAtsssa City, without change
connectise at g. LaaIs Nth elsven different
through routes to points north. east and south
P.rtieuiar insbFnaases, with maps. uns h.
bles, etc.. may be had ct the various ''through
ticket" railrooal saAtioas n The wese o. upor
personal o. written application 70 g. n Bax.
ter. wcatefn passenSors AGENT ksnsas City
No.. or Z. A. Ford. geaeral passengers agcst
Sc. Louis. No. dfdt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

r yudec sffhs District Court. II. fnkseerr-
Seusfor-J. r. EDwA Ens-
Esnilread AssessOr-D. y. HEfsER.
Es,ressasastve-EKI eFeHssE.
County CoumissioneS-H. r. woOLLEY, chairman
g. n PALNE9 and r. kISGAAN.
County Clcrk-pAyID BEEsE
f~urtx Attorney-E W. HoDcENsoy.
Prohaie Jutlsc-fiESRr LoGsS.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures EoSDI.
<sn,Bty frcasurer-C. l.. F.AuLkSER.
ekerif-T j. GOING
Register Of Deedts-t. j. MfSARp.
Sunefintendent Of Public lnstruction-WN BISHOP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-B. Ii. RisIf0P-
Couacilrnen-fRASx Goopxow, Ira l.. CARVER,
o WELLS En- WHITMAN, CHAGI.E. HAMLIS.
=, Palice Ju,lge-N. r. CAEnoLL-
4 ferk-EpwIN r. B~wES
Ir-tsurer-L. II. MArfIrr.
3 Narshal--HAs l.. HCssET.
E:..nfy NJ Irsial-A. SorTuwiCK.
City Atturncy-F. 4. WILSaAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

EMoRArloN TURxISG-CHEAP FARMS n
SoUTH-wEsT Nlss0Un.-Tbe Atlantic & Pacif:
ic Railroad Company Offers l.9Oo,o 900 acres Of
land In Central and Sou Invest Missouri, ii
rom s. to 4l3 per sore, On seven yc:vs' time.
with free transportation to all paI chascrs. Gil
mate, soil, sinbcr, niaeral wealth. schools,
churches and law-abiding society invite emf
grants from all points to this land Of fruits and
flowers. For particulars address, A. Tuck,
Lspd Commissioner. y. Louis. No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

Some people can nevef be suited with the
vii! OF the people As expressed at the polls.
For this reason another contest, a. frivolous
a the one Of last winter, is on the tapis. J..
W. Russell has filed his petition and bond, and
served notice upon I. J. Going that he Propos-
ses to contest his election to the Office Of sher-
ill., We have ever had the highest regards for
Mr.. Russell and feel very sorry that he should
allow lot OF sore-head politicians to influence
him in this action. Beaten 1t the polls, cha
grined beyond measure at their defeat. and
possessed with q malignant hatred towards Mr..
Going for taking stand politically independ-
ent Of them, these scurvy tricksters still wish
to Gust him BY trickery and falsc-sweariny.
They have their tools posted for the occasion
who will even eat dirt, lie or steal for money.
The contest comes % before Judge Logan, who
appoints two judges to sit with him on the tri.
al. The contest will probably come OF with
In thirty days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04
Buy the Haywood boot.


= Buy the Haywood boot.
'.Thcy say!'
Suppose they do.
New cider at Lays.
Moonlight evenings.
Fresh oysters at Lays.
Take in your farm tools.
Holiday goods coming on.
Take good care Of your stock. X
Wheat looks fine in Saline county.
Mail arrives from the East every day.
a good class of immigrants coming in.
Cream ale at the Columbia billiard hall. -
Champagne suppers are getting Interesting.
Tom and jerry at the Columbia billiard hail.
Post is having an addition built to his store.
Don't buy boot till you see the Haywood.
Best blacksmith coal in the market at the de-
pot.
Highest cash price paid for hides, at Ober 4
Bonds.
A FAcr.-The cheapest house in town-Ober
& bonds.
piscc of wax-work at Shryock's gallery
only SO.
Cincinnati beer at John Doylc's saloon
only cents glass
That new cider at Lays is the best ever
brought to town.
Very fine Ottoman stripe shawls, only $50,
at 4. n. Campbell & Cos.
Germantown wo s!-ail colors at l5cents per
ounce, a, the New York Store.
The Presbyterian Sunday School gave a yer,
pretty exercise last Sunday evening.
Zephyr wooi-ali colors and shades at 20 cents
Per ounce, ut the New York Store.
Ladies' cIoaks-latcst styles, at the New York
Store.
MIR. L. J. Grant has hung his "banner on
the outer WALL in the shape of neat sign.
Underwear of all descriptions, very cheap, At
the New York Store.
Ten millions of turkeys in the clear we're
crushed up last Thursday by Salina grinders
All kinds of blankets, very cheap, at the New
York Stors.
The price OF registered letters will be reduce
ed from Is to cents after January lst, 1874
Cincinnati beer At John Doylcs salocn-only
scents glass
Best Hip Gore Corscts for IS cents, at 4.
N. Campbell s Co.'S.
Mrs Longaker alvcr.iscs the loss Of a valu-
able gold bracelet. Notice the advertisement,
Dress goods-all colors Of silk. alpacas and
plads. just received, at the New York Store.
Splendid water-proof-90 cents per yard, at
A. NJ. Campbell & Cos.
Now is the time to buy yonr coal cheap.
Leave orders at the depot, or with Tom Derring-
ton.
, The Baptist Sunday Schools will hereafter
meet In the Baptist church every Sabbath at
$50 A. n.
We learn that Rev. J. r. Downer has en-
gagged to conduct services in the Baptist church
once in two weeks. X
= Mrs. l.. II. Matat returned from Indiana
last Wednesday evening. her niece. Miss Lib
bio Carr, coming with her .---,x
Mr.. F. Clark, Of the McPhcrson Messcnser.
knswn In Mcpherson circles as '.Crackers.' =
was in town Tuesday and babe us feel his
pul3e.
Clothing-certainly Che largest and best as
sortm cnt in town at rock bottom prices, At the
New York Store.
Ciscianati becr at John Doyle's saloon-she
Senatc-only cents glass.
A. NJ. Campbell& Co. received this week .
large stock of dry goods and notions which
thsy intend TO sell At panic prices. Come
and sec.
L.avenworth. Usage Shan, Fort Scott-black
nd rusty-$S.s5 to So per ton. sold BY @. n
Merton. Orders let with Tom Darlington, aud
.,f the denot
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-.

o. Ts.sd.y. bsssser A. ssewsea SAINT.
Fe Avenue and Eighth street, large gold
watch key with seesl point; with . foryet-ne-
not fewer ct o 90 aide and STRIPED agate
stsae n tbs stARs win pay $50 to ny
Howard C. RAsa.
|, , - - sooG. ~
ouSanday. H. - - Nsvsabss. - Ssssath
strest q lros Aysane. enc gold beaeela with
d. IsttWs "J.ELs insaIbsd - he iaslde.
The Andes Nfll = Mesally Rewarded b lsav-
ing thesame at Oosr& BoMdsse oee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

~ 20 -. lsa1 80.
49, -. -Essss5
&c., = - "a ~ 0R 1ouonu1 = 80.
- - 49, = - eG9 TO- -
49,. x-s IN. sez slss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

"Lovyers should be careful how. they sling
around their S;lIet-doxs. Net that they have
no right to love, bat that It Is out Of place to
love 50 publicly. A confession Of this love is
contained IN much worn, tear-stained docu-
ment, which came not clandestinely, nor frasd-
ulently, nor surreptitioasly into our possess
ion. We have It In black and white that he
did not act ike . gentlsnan toward" he-.
when he 50 wrote those notes; but they were
not from the bottom Of his heart" Forgive
sess Is aeked fer his 50 sarcastic and cold treat
NEST" Of enc whom he loved but :. for re-
vsnSe." 1t woald have been al right had noa
that ''confeunded" other gal come hetYeen. III
you think you can forgive and forget. appoint
some time when we can meet, land then the
terrible chasn can be budsed BY loves fiiress
striugers tths latter part w added to complete
the STRAIN. We.wih be there sharp, Provf
dence permitting. u
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SrsAxxD Or 9rpExx iron ny hlaekeEith
shop o.. Isea Assnse. sss ssssch harrow,
painted rcd. 1vjmpay 80 reward for the re-
cevesy q the h(usv q The appsrhension Of
the thiei. ht1t 1s4 kA.Micxs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

: NJ. Reward c. RasA saysd.sths ioss q .
gold watch seal.
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well. Albert williams, Jr.. and other entertain
ing and instructive writer's. There are alss
several pretty poems, charming little Cottage
Design. aud editorial departments embracing
Our Hou.ekccpsr. Correspondence, Literary
Notices, Laughing Stock. SC. The engraving
for the month il entitled ''Old Folks" One
dollar per ycar-er with chrome Yosemite.
$l.5O. Address. Woods Household Magazine.
Newburgl, n. Y. 4
Mr.. WIN. Il. Gels has been to St Louis to
buy articles Of different kinds suitable for the
Catholic Fair. He has purchased many thin2s
of elegant design and curious aud beautiful
workmanship. which win add great attraction
to the approaching exhibition. The committee
on arrangements are making every effort to
place the Fair on the list Is the mos, entertain
ing one Of the kind ever held west Of the Mis-
souri, river. We have no doubt but that they
will succeed. The stained glass windows for the
church. manufactured by Satser & Bierworth,
glass s,ainers At St Louis. have bsen purchas-
ed aud will he In the hands Of the giazier in q
lew days. II
= Mr. Ssodiari. the agent Of the Babcock Ere
engine company. arrived Saturday evening spd
commenced iustructIng the chiefs Of the AFe
department in the use Of their new machisA
Monday afternoon the engine was brought to
the corner Of Iron and Santa Fe Avenues and
very creditahle exhibition Of its capacity As =
''sqsirtis;" was given. Cities which have tried
the machine all unite In Prais!ng Its efficiency
in the time Of fire, and IS cur own received
the the 4" 5lue ribbon'' 1t the late 81 Loais
Fair, We have no doubt but that II viii safisfy
our citizens when the e hour OF need IS. comes.
The IRE department should Be Immediately or
Ganizedand thoroughly disciplined hat proope
action may be relied upon whea the use Of he
arc apparatus Is il demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

Short Clear pol re fer Snort Csr seller Pehusy lle
seer Ami; fTi6c Long and Short Clear together, seller
7ic for short Rib spot Cus aess hs'e been IN active de-
Short aud Long Cut Hsns have cold wei Al
higher prices hers and 70 arrive the former al l eJ IQ 20
aVenre and the ier At 96lc 0Gs0 NJ and very heavy G21 10
Sci City Picked Hams have sold Freely Al llG2c as ~
weight buk Shoulders have been fair demsnd and DRY sailed
under The favorable from Liverpool have advance sales
boxes - dSic the latter for Choice lsrge sales o CT Pickle a
bulk oslo Fesh Hem from The block d3c Rongh 70 Wei
Trimmed Fiesh Hams have sold freely block g@ec
smoked Meats have been and have adyaucd sses Of Hams AZ
Smoked; Smoked Sdss have sold larFey
a Sc BugIb Mces have sold sowy the stock Is vey hKhi
sales Of Ssdorshe streord de- cumberland h nominal AZ
1G7tG Lard has active especially for the future on the settle
o prices have advanced but have hsd much eg
prices demand has been Moderate and the bust
Refined hss been limited Che advces from the Continent not
proving for March delivery
sd8lc April Bic MAY SIC she sales for the week io early
delivery 10 600 at 30 for Ne Bt for C e iof Pmaae
Steam; and 9it Tor keteDreSsei
hegs variable 6gus closing steady a q 6b
Western O dflc business has been done
Bellies Il % 81 9d Ice Il ID at re i6 10 a. &C. Bellies hsh
weights, Bi D8 T.l6c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Duvr,lo, Fsh 22Rl9ur quiet; wes.srn Spring. ~ soos9
Amber % 5Oa 80 81 White % @gP WheaI qaie' aies Only
Spring 81 Duluth No Spnag, 81 20; White Canada
. sl9s2 White Michigan ~ oesZg Corn steady at $50
quoted Western No. Toledo. Barley
sales, Tsoosed STATE the track At s@i car Vest
9Jd96o PouIowed 9oc Rye nOmnAy 85c Bsrey Malt
steady Western, . 81 0 Prime Winter Western 81 los 10
Pork Sos Hams 13e shoulders, ora
Sc per DRIED Beef l7o. Beef Tongues Sc Lard
CfScINEArf Peb 22-flour dull shade 81 $50
Wheat dull 81 7O0Sl % Corn dull AMI lower at J0
Butter firm azd fair demand Provisions PORK
nominal s9 o. Lard quiet At ne for Steam snd &c for Kettle
buyer half March Clear Sides 7c sales at 7c 6uTe
ha March Clear SIDES 2d7e Lave Hogs arm al S46VeS+ 80
DKri0TT 1-Four quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and
NMtei Amber Mchlgln Corn
Hogs % So Clover Seed sold % IS Re-
p3OO bb!A Flour uOo bush Wheat shpneats-SVO baAh
CLEVELAND Peh quiet unchanged GrA-Eothirs
done No RED Winter held at esi No Do - "a Corn quiet
Standard White lots at lbe small lots 7c State OIL legal
TEST PC 80.
Soc Buk Meats fair demand sn bm DC for Shoulders gc
for Sides Lard dull and unchaHged
LoUrs Fb 2Fou quiet and weak 25c owef Wheat da
and lower; hard SELL Offering So No Spring 81 U.s. No 4Fa
60 dull unchanged Je for No Mixed AZ kast ~
Louis DOL and declining 2si arc
Barley u and t tt'e doing WHISKY lower at 89Gg0c PORK
IS Dry Mests-Advneag tendency buOyant
sales Of shoulders and Clear Sides delivered here 4 4ablc Shoulders
Sides upountrv seller March and Anil - 9ufci Clear
sies To- bu1eI April aggregate s over 10000 bounds Bacon
iGsc 80 h; Y - .tlsf ay. Geeo.niry. i've Hog, dr Al
:. s55 = g. mostly % "a GgGSl s. Uatile .
az. SO Tor Common % CAoee texans s4@s4 i35 Tear CoS
A. 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush Oats
800 busA. Barley and OJ hogs o., n.
quiet 5 Strained Crude. Turpsnte steady % - Tor Hard
% - Tor le,ow dip aud Virgin Tar steady At - o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
To INVESTORS,

TO INVEsIVH7i
70 those who wish to RElNyEsr CoUPoNs or
DIVIDENDS. and those who wish to INCREASE THEIR
INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as we'll secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium 1.1Ol into the C0mpany's Lands at Market
Prices The Rate of Interest seven aud three-tenths
per cent gold is equal now to about 81 currency
yielding IN income more than Onethird greater than
L. 5 5-2Js Gold Checks for the semi-annual interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed to the Post
Office address of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Paoifos on MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY COOKE & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24

The balances in the Treasury at the close Of bust
ness to-day were: Currency, S2S96Sl6i special de-
post OF legal tenders for the redemption of certih-
Gates of deposit. $2995OOOO; coin, S66132,O72 in-
Guiding com certificates $226O2OOO. Internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day. S257.224 total for the month.
S6.456.S52 grand total $40 425.22l. The Secretary
OF the Treasury has given notice that the March in
serest on the Ten-Forty United States bonds will be
paid ON Monday, the 9th inst. without rebate.
The demand for Chesapeake and Ohio six per
cent las been very active for the past month, and
considerable amounts have been absorbed for for
eign account. Messrs. Fisk * Hatch announce in
another column that the price has been advanced TO
81 and accrued interest in currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7PER CENT GOLDBON

Capitalists and al Tnveort are invited 20 examine merits
Bis issued By INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
ETsrsion Line Of 2l1 nel Ca this work. 100 miles from
Champaign TO Havana. the Illinois River completed.
and trims will that section 10 the second
week Of January. TIE distance OF IS miles 70 Keokuk
the Mississippi With the branch Of p miles 10 Decatur graded
parily down. will be finished In ample time for
the business 1873 The character Of soil increasing pdue
AMI country tributary TO this part Of tie Inc,
Tor it large remunerltive business
The from Indianapolis 2o1l niles has been operation
little and has established It's
ngs have steadily increased giving in 1872 an in-
crease Of s395.OOO 1871. Net receipts from
this part OF the line alone than sufficient to
respond puuctuay Interest all Bonds made aud IS
sued The Company rarely that h Gao be said u any rail
road darag negotiation Of Us securities
The entire line Of 40 miles has The support poruoa' exceedingly
productive agricultural region passes through and con-
important ana cities sud crosses immense de-
po good coal Of which insure local business Of great
magnitude It's and NORTHWESTERN connections sub
sntay ooulro with prominent niseeng roads will
furnish large through tra The sppreeite The necessity OF
aTEe equipment providing sd' possible
new elevator accommodations construction expressly
Cor this Indauspo will greatly is faeles aud
enable IL take large offered business which II has
been obliged 20 decline.
Particular attention is asked to The unuuil strength Bonds.
which liability entire Corporation owning Inc Of 40
miles, and are also completely BY and only mortgage
the whole line 3OS miles cOmpieted and
% graded.
with the certainty that Government will short
tine largely reduced holders Of sos vii End It. advantageous to
present high prices and these Bonds which
possessing ample security for all inesors As an invest
msrt hey hl 10 prove largely remunerat7e.
per gold 0' each convertible into
stock option Of the holder and be registered with
Price, 30 and interest currency Coupons
JInuiry aud July I, free Of tar
Az negotiable securities received srehngs At best market rates
Full particulars furnished a application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-24
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
Nrw.YonK. SATURDAY. Feb. q. 1913.

The local horse trade of the week abont 10
close presented the struggle against the parayzins
effects OF a<ccesson Of rains and snowstorms, which
since last Christmas has been almost its only noteworthy
feature moderate Increase m the aggregate Of sales
comprising work horses and few transactions IN coach
horses remind occasionally ~ being. according ~
the almanac close TO Spring but there has been nOthng
like the activity generally anticipated ~ his season
The most prominent transaction recently Effected was
the sale Of span OF brown gcldings. one erred Dy
Pathfinder, the other by Washtruau, the seor being
George D. wheeler Rome, n. Y. the purchaser SIR.
Adon b. SOckwell OF this city ana $500 tue price
The average realized on matched coach horses was nom
81 tO 81 JoO few spans. however having ooen
thus far sold. The value vi work horses remain IN
changed.
At auction this day. by Messrs Barker & Chase, AT
the City Auction Mart and y. Y. Iatsesa!.s were DIS