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New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
BrOOhipn Real &slale for sals.

SrOOhpn Real &stale for Sale.
kOR SALE-In BROOKLYN a twO-story
ase basement bnck HOUSE containing al the
e1fsfs Al - Cierugsi-avs
tOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
- Az q sueaL. i01lU0 and ~ p. and "a MeHtEgus-s
ioase sna sto No PneEpyest Z7o. House No l7g
aEtsI - hsass 10 80 Wioaah6T-sL
e-A ess,-A- = GORDON u FORD, ~ CGrE-tti Brooklyn
t'OR SALE-On the flights, only five minutes
rsS ssail fsrry te mesorT hgh oOp basement ADD
rAAr biCh HOUSE No 81 si1uer-nlaoc.
fts n sooo adef inIns1iEie
- . y APply e q 81 OLIVER No. place Ess-Yort
NM AND 26s WASHINGTON-ST.
~ bstssen Hillary aad johnson sta
FOJhsiOkY DOUBLE HOUsE
Lot, ftH7a.
GORDON l. FOED
" Cark. o., BrooklJn.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
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A UCTION SALE of beautiful Villa Plots on
n the HIGTiLANDs or WESTMINSTER COUNTY fronting on
CRHTRAIrAvK. . -.
ADRIAN n MULLER P WILKINS Co viii s.H at sueton.
THURSDAY May l5 a. y oooef At the Exchange saesroom III
broadway.
sIxTRiN VILLA Plots situate the westerly the Cen.
aave Wes'chse COUNTY with minutes wak Of MeCombs
bridge The Land gh commanding water and inland
For location Of scenery sBd Of
property surpassed BY the lower
MAO II The on Of the Auetiopesr No Pibe
V. r. CRUGBR No. is2 GrAndst, N y t6i29
DINGEE. PORTER g. Co., AuctiOneers,
IL WILL SILL THIS DAY, MAY 10,
Al O'Clock D. m the premises,
AT NKW -ROCHBLLR, NESTCHESTBR COUNTY
Two handsome VILLAGE RESIDENCES aud BUILDING PLOT
nINGEE, PORTER g. Co.. Auctioneers
Will seIl a public auction
Al NEW-ROCHKLLB, Wsstctester County
sATCRDAY. MAY 10.
At o'clock .. The premises.
Two handsome oupele village RESIDENCES BUILDING
PLOT snd Main-st adjoining the
NessrS Cswi Leland Dr. Pryor and others.
Mar. of The Auctionesrs Thrve Cedarsi and
GERARDUs r. DAVIS. Nev-kocheie.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
DeutlstrD.

90 Uhom II nan Gonreru
GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire to take
~ charge dwelling during summer l0f longer time I
requrei. give cty Address +. $. O., Box 100
Tribune Olrr
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
Ghances for Business Hlcu

Chances for Business Hlcn
EOUNDERY, MACHINE-SHOP and PLAN
LNG-MILLarge business of % standing buildings and
machnerv complete and railroad depot prce low
on Ii 2U per cent sold viii OF sale ID
WILLIAM R. CLAPP, NORTHAMPTON, Mass
TOR SALE-The FORT WAYNE (lndiana)
GAZETTE essbhhment The only morning Daily that city
eIeut running oer good opening 2r
and For particulars inquire u DANL IT,
WILETS,3ll Pear Seg-YorE Of G. McSElCE u the estab
Ihmeut Of AARON WRIGHT pUpreto Srrngboro Wsrrea Co..
ono. or OF AMOS W WRIGHT. Boa No 39J Chicago P. o.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12

WHISKY AS A MEDrCiNE.-Those who are
accustomed to the use Of "good old Irish
whisky" for certain physical maladies with
which they are afflicted, may be interested in
the information that DR.. Hodges, Of Belfast,
has recently had occasion to analyze several
results OF his examination in one Of tho Dub
lin papers. A bottle Of whisky described as
fair sample Of the drink sold in low class pub
lie houses was, on examination, found to b
heavily adulterated with naphtha, cayenne pep
per. and vitriol. Another sample was composed
almost entirely of naphtha, slightly colored
with genuine whisky; and third delectable
genuine spirit, being pleasing combination Of
cayenne pepper. oil Of vitriol, alcohol, and sui
phate Of copper, which could be produced BY
any amateur chemist ut the rate Of one penny
per gallon. The physical results to the Gus
toners of such decoction can be imagined.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12

TREES AND RAINrAlL.-Ata scientific die.
cussion in England, . gentleman from Santa
Cruz, West Indies, said that twenty years ago
that island was . rich and evcr.blooming gar
don. Forests adorned the hills, trees wore
clustered freely over the plains, and rains were
never wanting for the abundant production.
The island is twenty five miles long, and the
soil il all fertile Now the hills are bare and
tho trees Of the plain hare been mostly eat
down. Continuous drouths have desollted ono
third Of the island, and year BY year desolaticn
advances. Soon the whole island ID doomed 70
become desert. Ofkcial pepers agree tn at.
tributing this scourge to the reckless waste o.
timber and the neglect Of replasting tae ior'
ests-E. r. Call.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12

In TRouBLE.-The judicial branch Of tho
house Of Sherman is in q peck Of trouble. in
consequence Of the action Of the Cleveland
Bar. in the matter Of the Judges late lobbying
exploits. At . late meeting Of the Bar Of that
city a resolution was passed BY the members
thereof, declaring It to be tho "sense Of this
Bar that tho usef6lness Of Judge Sherman has
been seriously impaired BY the facta and dis
closures above mentioned, (referring to tho
disclosures made before the Congressional Com
mittee) and that we cannot extend to him thae
confidence 90 necessary between Bench and
Bar in the proper administration Of justice"
This will compell the noble lobbyist to resign
position he has 90 foully disgraced. ,aq
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12

Nor ON Ir.-Quite large number Of the
honest and respectable members Of Congress.
including Senators, have returned their back
pay, under the grab bin, to the Treasury. but
we don't hear anything about Grant returning
his extra pay. He is such modest man that
probably he don't desire to place himself in .
position to receive compliments for his delicacy
10 refuing his portion Of tho "swag." s,a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12
IDAHO WORLD.

fl. /, Bctk Building Adjoining lasoaie Hal. Wall Street
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12

Irs NAMR.-Kansas City 1SMss calls that
delightfully."- romantic and hospitable rouge oal
retreat for weary travellers in Kansas- -tAo
Render Inn-"Holl's Halt Acre" ~.,,X,,so, ..a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-12
protessipnal Cards.
JONAS w. BROWN,

A TrOINEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. AND
y Notary Public. Idaho City. l. I. VIII practice
N All the Courts o: the Territory. OFFICE on Com
nlercial street, TWO door above Court House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Our citizens were considerably excited last
Monday morning when the news was told upon
the streets that rhos. P..dgctt. one Of the firm
OF Padg-tt. Hoyhen Il Co., contractors and
builders. of this city. had absconded the Friday
before. taking with him about 81 200 belonging
10 the firm. This firm received the contract
for the brick and stone work Of the school
house. and have been active in prosecuting it
tina; i, might be flashed at the time spec
lied in the contract The money drawn last
Friday was 70 have been used to pay Off the
brick layers. Tie story runs that Padgett. be-
fore leaving. mailed letter 10 his wife. who
was then In town. which contained the state
ment that il would b. better tina: they should
part. as they had no; agreed well since thei.
marriage, that he was going away for good.
and that she had better sell their property and
rejoin her friends in England Those nos,in-
innate with the couple say tha; they lived pcac-
ably together and. apparently. " lovingly.
Monday evening the wife left on the train, and
the opinion prevails that she viii meet her tus-
band at some eastern point. Every effort is be-
lag made to capture the sioper." As far as
we can learn no blame - attached tn the re-
maiuin. members OF the firm, who are dispos-
ed 10 DO ali in their power TO still complete
the contract. although the d..alca,ioa Of Padg-
EFT may embarrass them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

woald it not be a good idea. while making
arrangements 20 furnish the new school build
ing. TO PIT goa,! town clock in the cupola
Our city time is much slower than railroad and
there seems TO be disposition on the part OF
most people to keep their time somewhere be-
tween the two-accordng to circumstances.
But seriously. such an institution would be OF
great convenience TO the entire community.
4 clock would cost from three 10 five hundred
dollars, according TO the qualify of the works.
With four dials-one on each side ofthe cupo,
lathe time could be easily seen from any
par; of the city. anil wonid furnish the school
children standard by which they could gov
ern themselves in their attendance at school!
Ard then. houscheepers would knew when to
ret rueals, and the men would know when eat
ing time cane: the girls would know when 10
get ~, IN the morning, and the boys when to
go home q, night; people would know when
! to go to church. and the length tby iime) oil
/ the sermon; fel.o. would know when tC
t..he a dria,s, and s:loon-keepers when "a
close: people wo.Ild know-our clock has rur
down. lei Us have a town clock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

|and 80 sq.lpe.ese Sfsug lssWsat q tn
l0ssis1tppl. Is = ths enlf lfre which rum
three dsil1y expgess tr15w - peeoaehes and
Pullman sieepers, equipped uitA the Miller
platform aud patent cir bsake, fhdm the lead.
ing points in the West. through Kansas City,
'Selzlia and Jefferson City, vitheass change,
connecting at 81. Louis with eleven dideen,
through routes to points north, eastand south.
Particular Information. with maps, time tn
bles, ETC., may be lad >: the various ''througa
ticket railroad stations In the west, or upon
personal or written application to G.. H. Bax.
ter, western passenger agent, Kansas City,
No.. or E. A. Ford, general passenger agent,
ST. Louis. No. dtdt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

EMoHArroN TCRyISG-CHKAP fARxs IN
SOUTHWEST MrssoURI.-The Atlantic q Pacif-
ic Railroad Company offers 100000 acres Of
land in Central and Southwest Missouri, At
rom s. to sl2 per acre, ON seven years time.
with free transportation to al purchasers. Gil
mate, soil. timber, mineral 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,
Land Commissioner. St. Louis No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

While a: tie Kansas City Exposition last
week. Mr. VIM. l.. Gels made several pcfchas-
a. OF very valuable h.ooded stock. which are
very Important accessiops>to Saline county.
and serve as en- inJs<so the increasing dispo-
si,on to iu,pavea better class of cattle into the
county tbxff has been raised or faru,cd hereto
fore Sdhc stock which, Mr.. Gels has purchased
came from some Of the best stock farms in the
country Tic following is 4 list Of his p;r-
chasrs: Bull calf. Durham, from the stock
iarr. OF I. J. Barker. Paris. Monroe county,
Mo-. a; six and ouc-half months Old, and weighs
200 pounds. Heifer, Lucy. from the stock fam
of james I. Locknane, Clark county, Ky.
thoroughbred short horn. Two two-year
old graded hcifers from the Lacknane farm.
SIR. Gels also purchased a boar and SOW of the
following breeds: Short-!aced Lancashire,
bred by N. ii. Cryer 4 Co.. Salem. Ohio fine
bred Poland China. Anthony Way stock. by y.
W. Broaddces. Leavenworth county. kans. ;
aud Black Berkshire, bred by Cyrus Rogers,
Prairie Centre, Hans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
ANNOUNCElfENTs.

I'VE will publish cement notices. OF candi.atc'
Tor the coming November election Tor s. co eaca fnra
sSa6Iv IL adcarce; provided tie announcements 1e
do nct occupy more than reasonable space
Eps. JerHSAL: Please annousce my name as CAB
disiass for The ONCE OF Couaty Clerk.
ISAAC A. EuRCH.
Ep,roRs JoCsS.L: Please announce my nam Is !
s""~' ~ II. II. FooLE.
Eolroas JOURNAL: Pirasc announce my n'he as i
ca istlIsie for the oihce OF CJu.'ty snr,1lS,
Surveyor and Civil En-.neef, ssliia, hin'ts-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Fall weather has set in.
The Stale Fair is in session.
Another fire rain Tuesday night.
Fires ar. very comfortable nowadays.
Only one occupant of the county Jail.
Mr.. Z. Carrot returned from the East .asi
we:k.-@&
Cincinnati beer at John Doyie's saloon-'.ie
Senate.
Mr. G.. 2. !ckes has been urwell for several
days past.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J. II. Cover leave for Iowa this
evening. TX
.C:ucinn,ti h.er oaly Gems glass at Bar
neck & Davis
One blrrel Of salt pickles jus. received at +.
o. Lindsren's. t'9
Mrs. S. E. SnoaI returned to Chicago last
Thursday morning.
Mrs. nc. Knox started for Pcnnsyiyaxia
The frs, Of last week.
.Ca,icos Only and 10 certs per yard a. A. Il
Campbell & Co.'S.
ST.. G,ethe!s is ruttin: in ucw s';op on
Santa Fee avrnue. TX
N. Poole snnounces that he is candidate
Sfor REGISTER OF deeds.
Groceries Of all kintls-the best and cheapest
lat f. @. Lindgren's. (3'
Mr.. Oscar Scits and family started for E,,-
rope Tuesday morning. TX
Cincinnati beer, only cents glass at, Bar
neck & Davis.
Judge Hamilton is candidate for surveyor.
He Is competent for the pos;t;on--~
Cincinnati beer at John Doyle's saloon-;h
Senate.
Mrs. L. II. Maf:it started east Tuesday morn
ing. She visits friends in Indiana. TX
Mr.. A. J. Minard and lady returned from
the east last Sunday morning
!. Rev. N. NJ Powers will preach at the Pres
hvterian church next Sabbath morning.
A theatre troupe is prospecting here with q
visw to giving ourpeople sight at the boards
Cincinnati beer at John Doyles saloon-;he
seeats.
Nr. A. Nelson has several thousand first
Glass brick tor sale at low and reasonable rates.
We learn that the grading on the Simmons
placc Is plowed over and the crops are nearly
In.
NJ. A. g. Couse started for New York. last
,weeI. and re:urned (via Texas y Sunday morn
Ing.
Clothing Of the latest style. and for cheapnes'
unsurpassed, just received by Wilson Bros. 4
Co.
= Ct. l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

J,ave OF the D,s.r,ct Court. II. PExsoo1.
Seusior-J II. EDWARDS.
Rsiiro.d Assessor-D. y. NEisE1
IspresrntatIve-ERIc II ,r,,
t,ouuty Comrnissioners-H. +. WooLLk4' e'sfi-s
, NJ PALMER and +. kIkGaAS.
County Cierk-DAyID BEEhE
County At.crney-E. W HoDGk'Ssos.
Prebsie Judze-HESaY LooAH
S.i-rk OF thp district ourt-ACGUsr EoSDI
S;oy,ty TreAsurer-C. b. FArLKSEs
sheriff.. J. GoISG.
Herlster OF DeedS-A. j. MiSARo 49,,
superintendent If Public ias'r'etioh-"H ~ HiS-o'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

fxxsuyrEsaAx-Rev. G.. W. Rays. Pastor. Prese:,.
tpc each aabbath ut II 4. u. and y. u, saoDan
school, ESQ r NJ Prayer Aeetinss "Wednesday eve
nisgs.
Nrrnopysr ErlscorAI-Rev. N; Powers. Pastor;
Presc,inv nj the Baptist Church the second and
s 1ssrfh Sshi,aths n III A. NJ. and l. NJ sapbaf!
schecl each sabbath at $50 4. H. FIR, Aeeiins'
wednesday evenings
Church on the FIRST and third Ssbbs;As Vi each
month at II A. n.
LcrussAx-Rsv j. C.. Young, Pastor. rreacains ~
~ Old n T. Church every fret and third sunaiy
YrDechpr every second aud fourth Sunday ~ Scno.
House No le (six miles Of Saiina) VI IL o'cocA
Z y. II.
- sso,nd Sabbath Of each month AZ the C0u1t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
CITY DIRECTORY.

Navor-3 II. EssHoP. VI.
s..,c,lm .,-FR, yN l:oopSou, IRA Z. C.EvEa, v
3 WELLS Ed WHITMAN, CHARLES hAN-.S-
Police Juigr-N. +. CARRoLL-
ClerK-EpwIN Z. BowES
7rersurer-L. II. MAFFITr-
Narshnl-CHAs l.. uCssET-
Dcpusy Msrshsl-A. SorrHwicK.
City Atforney-F. A. WILp.sS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

The various bumps and hiiiocSs surinount-
ins the crariums of several of our citizens have
been infinitely " diagnosed" by ha'f-crzzy
ph,enologist. during the past week. One good
na:urcd fellow who wears an enormous nose
underwent an inspection, and the conclusion
of the professor was land the conclusion
was based upon the nose bump. of conrse) that
:. he had rather attend political caucus than
eat his supper.'' Several candidates were also
inspected with reference to their capacity for
holding Office. and. of course, they passed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Those new Fracl, cloths just received by c.
Hamlin are very popular with the young men,
aud several suits have been ordered from the
same during the week. Mr.. H., ~ great ex'
pense. has purchased some very elegant good.
suited to the demands Of Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

While treas urr is being exsavated oil the site
of ancieat Ilium and Priam's jewel-Sox has
been unearthed. IL Is meet and proper that our
citizens should remember that Whitehead 4
Brother have for sale the most elegant plate,
jcweiry, watches and clocks 10 Be found wesi
Of Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

In company with Er. and Mrs. J. II. Cover
we visited the Smoky Hill Mills last Tuesday.
We found many worAmen engaged in tearing
down, building up and renovating machinery.
dam, abutments and race-way. new wheel
has been added There are three in alil and will
furnish much better facilities for grinding.
The dam has been greatly strengthened and 10
amount Of pressure VIII be apt TO tear it away
in the future. Some very solid masonry has
been put in lately, and everything connected
with the establishment has much more sub
stantial appearance. More power can be gain
ed at that point than at any other mill site in
this portion Of the state. Messrs. Cover Bro
manufacture the best Of -four, the reputation
of which is widely extended. large amount
of money has been expended by these enter
prising n.en. and we opinc they will be amply
rewarded by large patronage. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

We are informed by Mr.. d. Hopkins. Of Lib
erty township. that some of his ground Hhieh
is planted 10 corn will average 50 bushels to
the acre. He also states that his corn planted
on the sod and cid ground. all together. will
average over 40 bushels to the acre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Solomon City held u spirited election last
Thursday, to ill the vacancy occasioned b.
the removal OF II. y. Farey to Junction City
The enormous number Of 50 votes were poilej.
This would make that ciiy's population 25i.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Mr. VIM. Il. Gels has leased his place. oppo-
site n. +. CARROTS, to Messrs. Elliott 4 Coon
for nursery. They will commence operation,
on the lst OF November. and in the spring will
bring in a full stock OF nursery plants and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

NC. :. K.Ie Ori.nanct stl.I Utle ~ IiV:ii anu
after IFS passage.
approved September le:h. is's-
z. II. BisliGi', Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing 20 Re true and cor
rect copy ordinance passed. by the couno:n-a u
the City of salna, Kansas on the lih day OF SEPT.
tsEsL ISIS.
Attest: EnwsS T. EosEN, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

THE Fastest THE on RECORD From TIE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER TO NEW Yokx AND BosToS.
by special arrangement, on and afier sun
day. August 81, a lightning express sraia will
run between ST. Louis. Quincy and New York.
and Boston via Toledo. Wabash and Western.
Lake Shore. and, New York Central roads
Leaving st. Louis and Quincy IN the evening.
Immediately afser the arrival Of trains iresl
the west. stopping only at tie principal sta
,ions, and arriving :, Toledo for breakfast
passing along the shore Of lake Erie by day
light. and arriving al New York GraId Cen.
tr.l Depot At lois mex, morning. This sims
Is over eight hours in advance of Chicago
route 10 Tales.o. Boston and New York. and
four hours and forty inmates quicker to De
troit; also froa three to ten hours quicker e
above points:than all Other composing lines
Tickets Tor sale u Ill principal oA>es n the
wess. G. W. Burrows Ges'iSap's, Lafayette;
~. s. Lazarus. Western Ast Ksnsss Cy; "
! L. Ns,ooln. 0ea1 fsa- Ag'l Tessdes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Messrs. Fasset & Bowen are agents for the
celebrated Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machines.
They already have large stock at their o:.ice.
Merrii showed us the wagon which is 10 wheel
them about, and il is model OF beauty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Col. Chass Ciara >o.i. ior TWO terms chiei
clerk for the SECRETARY of state of Kansas. faith
er OF Mrs.. J. W. Crswiey, Of this city. died al
his residence in Scjaiia, Mo-. one week ago last
Sunday, OF hemorrliagc Of the bladicr.>x
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
Burlington & MissOali Kirei
Rdifrcad Company.
Ia Kansas.

sEcEETAGY'S CrrICG,l
sALISA, KANSAS. sept. sd, ls.s
On and after March Isl, ls.3, Books will open u: No
80 Santa Fe Avenus saua, kans.s, ~ rsre;v. sub
scriptions 10 the capital siocS of the burlington i
Missouri Il liver Railroad Company in Kansas,
BY order OF the board ~ directors
L. W. AYRE,, Secretary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Final Notice to Debtors.

We have in our hands for cAlec:;on, the unsettled
accounts Of C. w Tressin, and ali persons know ;nf
themselves thus indebted will please call office
Iron Avenue, and settle. AL accounts not squared
up at will be sued, witho: any exceptions,
MOHLER i CARVER
Seliaa, Kansas, Sept. I'D. is.s. 3s-3w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
SlLIsA WEEKLY M.akxr REPoRr.

Corrected by n. T. Watson, dealer in Groceries
Provisions and Qucenswsre, - Santa Fr avenue.
sALISA, Aug. 10, lS.3
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

Owing 10 the unsettled condition Of financial Affairs
in New York,e transactions in grain have Been ig.:
Prices have downward tendency, bu, it is thought
that in a few day, the market will open st about tho
former prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
tPabIished sept. s5, Is.s.I
ORDINANCE 40. ITO.

Making appropriations fer the ymei.t Of certain bills
Be IL or,ainef By tie Hayor and toaaeil,aea Of ne
CITY Of Saiiad
SECTION Ist Tbs. the Of ss6c isbe sp?ropria'-
eel Of any Saey tie cay Treasury rot oerwi
Appropriated, to s.iy the following bull,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25

evrTINGS, SC,
Which purchased in New York, Ibiis!hlpha and
cities and whlch he is prepare! to make
up la Ia. s: fa5iinahle and best styles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-25
ST, SO O, o q q,

Total. Il, 900 stf,. all esst, ssseusfssS
70
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