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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
THE AGREEMENT WITH SPAIN
IT'S MODIFICATION PROPOSED.

A REQUEST FoR AN AGREEMENT TO DELIVER THE
vIRGINIUs TO THIRD PowER-CoMPLIANCE
REFUSED BY OUR GOVERNMENT.
The Government AT Madrid seems to have been 80
far affected by the representations Of Captain-Gen-
eral Jovellar and the clamor of the war party at
Havana as to be led TO request modification of the
Washington Protocol. A dispatch was sent to-day
from the State Department at Washington refusing
TO accede TO this demand Our Government how
ever does not appear to be disposed to urge an I'M
mediate delivery of the Nrginius, and maniiests
desire to offend the pride of the Havanese as httie
n possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
TIE KANSAS PROBABLY SAFE.
ORGANIZATION OF TROOPS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Letters from new
Orleans to-day say that great activity prevails in organ
zing companies regiments, and brgades for Govern
men service If the necessity arises for their use 50
that at the first call from the President for troops the
would be ready TO respond.
Chief of Police Badger. who In the United states
army, and Col BehaD, formerly OF the Confederate
army each raising brigade to tender TO the Wv
ernment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
FOREIGN NOTES,

The Quebec Legislature opened Oh Thursday
with the usual ceremonies and speech from the throne
Mr.. Vernon IIarcOurt was yesterday re-
elected TO the British Parliament from oxford without
opposition.
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitun0, by
royal command, positive denial TO the report
that Gen. Manteu1e had fought duel.
A factory at Halifax, England, was de-
sroyed by fire yesterday morning. The oss is estimated
at fl5OOOO Three persons killed by falling walls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.

THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
CABINET CRISIS DMINEST-THE COMPARTMENT
OF CARTAGENA 70 BE CONTINUED.
MADRID. Friday. Dec. 8. 1873.
It is reported that a disagreement has oc-
Cured between CASTELAR, and Salmeron.
The Correspondeneia says in the event Of crisis on
the reassenbng Of the Cortes the Left will oppose
sameron and support PI Margal for the Presidency.
The Government intends TO push the bombardment Of
Cartagena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
RUSSIA AND CENTRAL ASIA.

ANOTHER EXPEDITION AGAINST THE TURCOMANS
LONDON, Friday, Dec. s, 1878.
The Pail Mall Gazette, III its issue this after
noon, says Russia is preparing fresh expedition TO he
sent against the TuTcomans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
THE FEELING IN ENGLAND.

DCiIsEss IN MARKET FOR AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON Friday, Dec. 6, 1878.
dispatch from America reporting that the Cap
tanGeneral of Cuba says il is impossible to execute
NJ orda,t for the immediate surrender Of the Viz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

atmosphere hot, sutry, and oppressive yes'erua
IL In sharp and uncomfortably cold to-day,
DEPARTURE OF THE POwHATTAN-rIiE MANHATTAN
TO LEAVE TO-DAY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Dec. 5.-The Powhatan
sailed to-day for Key West and the Manhattan VIII
leave tomorrow.
CONDITION OF THE MANHATTAN.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Ihe Press says tnit
the leakage OF the monitor Manhattan was caused W
her going with her turret elevated in hgh'ine
trim, leaving opening OF two inches all arounu '"o
turret She also had her ventlators on, when are "
tended TO be used only harbor. On these being car
away by the waves, openings OF ten inches eao"
were left for floods Of water. she also In bad r
being eight inches lower tnan her stern Ihere
are leaks In her hull. and abe will be READY 10 SAL
again as az precautions taken, usual on sonuns
a monitor to
THE KANSAS PROBABLY SAFE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-NOt the sllgh'esV
uneasiness is felt by old naval officers regarding INC
II she has already arrived at her port vi
destination too late last mail from that cty
she probably has been disabled in her machinery anu
making the trip under sail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

ginins causes dullness in the market for American
securities United States Five-Twcnty bonds, 1868,
old, are quoted at 93l; 1868 49, Erie Railway
shares, So Erie preferred, 5s.; New-York Cen
trail az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION CASES

ihb LOUlSihNh ELEI IION NhSH'''
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION BY Mr.. SHELDON IN The
HOUSE REGARDING THE SHREVEPORT DISTRICT
ELECTION OF NOV. a.
tBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBuNEl
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-MT Sheldon Of Louisiana
stated TO the House to-day, in the way Of personal
explanation that he had information which he con-
hdsred entirely Trustworthy 70 the effect that full
returns were received in NewOrleans Of the special
slestasp AslA in w shreveport District Oh Nov "a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06
OTHER NAVAL PREPARATIONS.

THE NORFOLK NAvY-YARD-1HE MACEDONIAN TO BE
FITTED OUT AS sToHEsHiP-wORK ON THE
CONSTELLATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-06

SPAIN THOUGHT UNABLE TO ENFORCE HER ORDERS
PROBABLE STATEMENT OF THE MADRID GOV
KRNMENT-wuY NO UNITED STATES VESSELS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

A mana Swetie by birth and education
and woman, in the same fix, went before the
Probate Judge the other day to obtain ;l;at
=. leetle document - which authorizes any inay
istratc to tie up man and woman for better
or worse during their natural lives. As the
Swedish people could e no spek it AnglAise y
no better nor" the Judge could the Swede,
an anectlote is going the rounds TO the effect
that in the solemn stiffness Of that hall Of jus
tice, with witness at hand. His Honor had
proceeded to and had finished the sentence. -
pronounce you man and wife," when il was
discovered that it Was the license and not the
afterpart that was sought for. The bride 5
faee Was suffu-ed in tears, tecanse then was
not the convenient season the broad breast 81
the groom heaved with many emotions, rs he
had 20 five dollars :. to pay the minister =; the
Judge was ia q QnanaiAry. for Persdsenture
here WAS a knot he could NOT easily unite
If Richard had used his legs the-e ToIio i'-'a
been no occasion for bidding OF his singiofn
for a horse. Instead Of bewaiinS the easassio-
phe. the Judge used his wits, and Hi'h hi'
rood face wrczihed in Smiles, annosleea .
the two hearts wkicis-n0s tlsR-are 10 So-'
a. one sometime, tina; 1t was al right ana ho'
fatal. The ineonprrhensihle language Of The
Judge was daily interpreted to me LOVING pau
Who we're made aware that the thing could -
done over again when they should DC ready
SmiIinyly and joyfully thew made aei' ehi'
with license IA hand.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
Published Nsy &c, 1881
ORDINANCE NO. 1OS,
u. n. EisHoP,
Mayor

,norlinaner relative to IN Election to for OF
a.airs. bonds for Babcoek's Fire Engine, =ad for
constructing sewers
Be a Criticised Jy fl< Mayor asd cessoiissss cf ne
CITY IF Sf!ssa
section l. An election shall b. held Z: tire coanci.
rcorn said city me 81 day Of June. u. lsss,
fr tie purpose Of voting fpr s-,in-, the issuing of
bombs by the SAID fy of >a'irs - ib- soup; Of iui
,housand Eve hus,r,i dollar psyzblr in ten year.
from the dsie Of their issue with interest thereon al
the rate Of NJ; exceeding fen pee cer; i-r sEnin.
with interest coupons attached par abs semi nasliy
for the purpose of purchasing Bs.-rock Fire Eagin.
and Hook aei Ladder Truck ssd ts- les~-szry ball.
ing and fixtures for the safn-.
SCI AZ the sA-ne :t1e snI plare an election sasl
also Re held for the the sn- II voting fs- a<ain-
she ssus OF bonds by sasa city 90 n. snan; NJ tsr-
thousand dollars, able N ten ysr. firm fhr asi'
az their issue with fn.rrvst screon NJ the lts Of the
issue wifi, nservss thereon j; TIE rate Of not sx-slinx
ten p~r yer with tnisF~-t COUPON. attach
ed tsy able ssIn,SnncAy for the Izrrs of sffsic
Ing sewers IN SAID csty
SC \ T.sch bSIIo, r,ter the fr-f .-cfs,a o! TN,
or,insnoe shall hare written or yrin'sf fh-rsc,,
s-pri. for B.bcssck lrr .r<Ia~, or Against b,sD1'
Tor Ea,,cock FIRE enrin-, sad each isilos uni~r fh'
send section shall have ~r--~n prsn;-i theron
TIE uors- '.for boads fcr ssw.ss," % "Axsias'
Road. for --w~rs-'' =.
SEC Thr polls sssa be eP-rsd ?. a s,esk 7 ~
sEc.ta< ; This cr..aznre sail ss<s s1--cz Asl .,
in aai asscf saslssca;sa c-or IN M "a
LINZ CorSyy Jocyxa-
Appro,sSi May XXI. Is.s
Ihzr-br GRITTY the Es,eslG< TO q. frsr .ni ess.-
rec: copy 81 orsinzsc~ ysr1 " ~. =
y.s .isy ~ sAaisa k-asss o. Ne sSsn e=J . ASs'
Attest EDSN y SSshS, sAs as-H
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

Mangre several showcry days which proceed
c,i the advent Of the circus, and the consequent
m,I,diness of the soil, large number were
present to witness the exhibition ase Saturday
One thing which created a bad feeling towards
the circus was their charging twenty-five cents
more for their admission tickets than they adj
vertised. 1t was u downright swindle. The
performances, however, are pronounced the
best Of the kind that ever came of IN Sa!ina.
The show Of animals " as good. although that
mule which was striped according to order in
imitation of the zebra, was pronounced by
some to be a base imitation. The gorilla We
did not discover, unless Hanna played that
part. The aerial ascension by the young lady
who was careless about her toilet was perform
ed in the presence Of an admiring multitude
admirers Of the garments she didn't wear. An
impartial view OF the operations i'm the ring
cOmpels us to state that the tumbling was poor
the bar performances inferior, the riding me-
diocre,::except that Of Cook in his horseback
tricks Of dexterity. Davis educated troop o,
dogs and monkeys attracted good attention in
their performance. which was greatly admired.
The young ladies who performed upon the
flying trapeze did well. The circus. al,ogeth-
er. was good enough.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
The ModOcs are failing-so are the prices Of
dry goods al J. r. Martins.


Mr.. Stotlslard. agent tor the BabcOyk Fire
Engine manufacturers, has been In town 70:
several days. and is cnde.,vorins induce the
city council to make immediate prqeisions fol
the purchase OF one Of the enginesS As we un-
dcrstand it. for $500 one of tiiese engines
together witt, fine hook aud ladder apparat-
us. can he obtained. The engine has the strong
est of recommendations from large cities in tho
east. and is reported to have done effective ser
vice in the most trying emergencies. The city
council. as well as most of our business men
are favorable to investing in one. One thing
is certain our city, with all its enterprise, is
guilty of criminal negligence in having no safe
guards against fire. Manhattan has just pur.
chased one of these engines; would it not be
well for Srina to follow suit:
l;incc the al Vc wi> putin type the council
have met a:iJ decided To hold al election on ia,
q dag OF June, for the purpose of voting bond,
for the purchase Of an engine, hook and ladder
apparatus. AMI the necessary buildings andfiX
lures. The Mayors proclamation. and the or.
,linance. III regard to il. appear in another col
umn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
Road Notice.

Notice Is h-r-ay rrer fs,t 90 'se N stsy - Sssy a
Is.z p<..r,s., Vii - ;.rrs<airi 30 ss- bar. o
e..v a >aka- osassy- n - szs's O.
Kss-ss aHxsns ms . rs-i rusnsnf -ssnzxp sofnfsa
;~ a-a,, = tn ea.t se q. s.d cccsy b eszss =
f.iious en<nrn~rrsr --rsssa rerS1 81 sessoSs
II cav SIX s, sxszsy s-f- ts-fsr As< - -
s,Si an sa4 ys3 ts<srstss--s % ~ go
ts,r ne ssrsxs<s sectoas <;s stx O. saa tseAfs
.-sen fs,1 The NIX. s<rfssa os.rr~r- t-ars cz<s
fse s<sfiss lac s-sss<s s-rrss-. rseaff-. - -
ffrrr IN a=rsi g sfritrs ~ cazssy r@-l
uh~rt .ow larsss-i fs.Ss mx All o&sft -.
- Il rs.ssasuz.s xzS frysa fs>s zarS 70 - 80
es,E.arv iss.s e.ss--s ssiass pses-esos $500,
II Pg-zsrrae e-<If-a-sr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

The storm of Sunday was the heavies; Of Or
| season. and the wafer came down in torrenta
On Monday the raging Smoky commenced
raising. and by O'Clock =. ". had reached a
point about 10 feet above the common stage.
Monday evening many of our citizens gather
cred at the new dam to watch the effect Of the
rise on that structure, and much satisfaction
was expressed at the manner in which it stood
the tests to which it was subjected by the pass
ing drifts. At Cover Bros. mill everything
stood the pressure. and the storm WIS particu-
larly oppOrtune for the proprietOrs in breaking
up large drift which had given them some
trouble.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

Judge Becbc has beau'iiicl his property jus
south Of town, setting out shade trees along
the road leading to the fair grounds; grading
the road bed and greatly improving it fol
driving purposes. and removing rubbish. TIE
grounds about the ''Old homestead have been
laid out in beautiful style. and the present
residence will SOON bc removed, leaving the
little log cabin Ito DC covered with vines and
mosses) to eompic's the eachantment OF
Ambrosia Park. With like enterprise. other
portions about our city could he made as beau
tiful and would greatly add to the attractive
ness Of our city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

DIR. Grier gives us a few figures with refer
ence to strawberry plant which confirm the
claims So often made Of our superior soil 70,
growing fruits. A single strawberry plant
came up in his garden last year. sent out its
runners and during the year covered quite a
space. This spr.ng lac has sold from the pro
duction Of this one yearling plant S6.55 worth
Of plants. or six hundred and fifty-tiv plants
and estimates that he has over four hundre,
plants yet on hand in the same patch This
makes the market value of this one plant II thi.
time not under Sll, while one year go its
market value was reckoncd at one cent. The
labor required was light, being expended in
keeping the ground loOsened and the plants
wa;ered. which can he easily done wien sci
ont near Il we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

There seems to be some question as to whetl,
or homestead Improvements are taxable or not
II they cannot he taxed it will be- hard Oh the
man who has title in fee simple. The assess
ors, at their joint meeting few weeks ago.
decided to leave such Improvements of their
lists. Since the assessment commenced they
have been ordered by the commissioners to in
clnde such improvements OH their lists.
Az many Of the assessors have proceeded far
in their work the order Of the commissioners
will require considerable back action - Oh
the part of the former. The assessment of the
improvements will result in the production of
a test case, the judgment in which will serve as
guide in the future with regard to the assess
ment Of homestead improvements.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mayors Proclamation.
MAYORS osrIcE. SAL,

MAYORS OEFfCE. ssLii.A, HANS.
T. X. II Bishop, msyor OF the city Of Saiina, Hans
as by virtue Of the authority yesf- ia me by and
y virtue of ordnsnc. passed By the city counci. Of
Silina nc 4 regular meeting, held fhe 7yh day Of
MAY ID ls.3, entitled ian orriinanr- -slsiys % w
election 10 against bonis EJr E.jcock fI.e
Enrine aud for constructing sewers. 10 proclaim 'o'i
make k.own to the quail f-d electors II tie city Of
lins that special election will be held on Mond'y
the End day of June, is7;, cessae IN the SID
oi;nsnce; and that they vii then be required 20 vote
mon the propositions submitted BY the said oouH-
cti
The ballots under the first section ri The sad 0T,ii-
name. shall have written or printed thereon, 'for
Bonds for Babcock fir~ Engine, or Against Bon l,
for Baicoek Fire Ergin-- :" And ssra ballot INIT;
thS ,-cor. section Of ssd orrAnc. hsii have priute
or writer thereon the words Z" fo- Bonds Tor s,w
~rs ,, or Against Bonds for Sever--''
In testimony whereof have hcrrunto sc; my hand al
nv oicc il the city Of salu,. kans, this :is; day
May, A ID. lss3
Mayor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

EMIGRATION TCRNISSi--,iusAa FaRMi ~
SoI-rII-vESr MIS,oURI.--I..e Atlantic & Picii-
ic Railroad Company Offers l.2oJ,oJJ acres OF
Land in Central and son ,.lwcst Missouri. ii
from 50 to Sia per acre. ON seven years tiuc,
with free transportation To all purchasers. Gil
mate. soil. timber. mineral wealth. schools,
churches anu law-abiain- society invite emf
grants from all points to this land OF fruits and
flowers. For particulars address 4. Tuck,
Land Commissioner. st. Louis, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

During the heavy storm Of Supday afternoon
the lightning struck the barn Of J. I. Norton's
north of the city-teiring Oh the gable-end
rafters, and then jumped fTOm the barn TO his
residence. 4 space Of ABBOTT one hundred and
thirty feet, tore Il whole ia the root and other.
wise grazed the house, \ span OF horses
were III the barn at the time 1, was struck and
were made deaf By the shock. No oti,ci dam
age was done, aud J. l. thinks the loss will not
be very great.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
CHURCH DIRECTORY

fnssKrrERrAx-Rsv. e. ". Hays, Pastor. Preach
school. 3 % r. II. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eye-
nings-
METHODIST Er,scorAL-Rev. n. n. Powers, Pastor.
Preaching nj the Baptist Church the second and
fourth sabbafhs II II A. N. and + ". sabbath
schosl, each Sabbath, at $50 4. n Prayer Meeting.
"wednesday evenings
EPisCoPAL-Rev. J. II. Lee, Pastor Preaching a. the
Baptist Church the drst aud third Sabbhs each
month 1t ii A. n.
LurHEsAS-Rev. c. Young, Pastor. Preaching nj
the old II. L. Church every nrst and third Sunday.
Prsaehing every second and fourth sunday School
House 10. 10, (.ix miles Of Ssiins) at IL O'Clock
A. NJ
CA1HoLic-Res John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the second Sabbath Of each month ut the Court House
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

"Ojos Abicrtos, - in his delectablc wrisncs
to the Topeka Commonwealth. should ..e,udi-
ment'' more carefully. When prepariu. iems
for Kansas papers. the writer must Keep ehnlv
balanced. Enl whisky and indigestion viii NO,
do for clear-nesded writers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

The Railroad Assessors met at Topeka las,
week and after considerable wrang,in- and
insinuating mean things about one ano.Ie-
concluded to assess the various roads i'm the
state. The X. =. assessment was fixed a. the
rate of $500. the kansa, Central Marrow:
GuaSr) al $1,000 per mile
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
CITY DIRECTORY.

Aayor-R ii. Bisiior
Gauncilnen--FRAxK GocDSow, IRA l.. CARVER, W
3. WILLS, Ed wIrrNASS, CHARLES HiNLIS-
Police Judge-S. r. CARROLL.
Cerk-EpwIS T. bowen
Treasurer-L. II. MAFtITr
Asrshal-CHAs L HUssEY
Deputy Marshal-A. SoUTHwIcE ~
City Attorney-F. A. wILpNAS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

Ladies and gentlemen desiring neat-fittins.
substantially made and the most fashionable
shoes and slippers, arg invited to call at q. A.
Hawks shop Opposite A. n. Clailin's) and ex-
anime specimens Of his work. The fame Of
his superior workmanship is rapidly extend
ing abroad. u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

Z. A. Nicks has been charging his sl.op,
has prepared to manufacture wagons (hayins
secured the services 0! al cf.ieieu: wagon max
er) and will conduc: one of the iargcs. es,at-
ii,hments of the Kind in the west Mr.. Micks
is one of our most competent blaeksraiths. is
industrious, and will command Large pat
ronagc -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
Frog concerts are row the rage

Frog concerts are row the ragc.N
The Senate has been finely rc-fitted. -
The circus took in 3, 500 in this city>-S
Croquet sets at Radclii Bros & Halls
Why don't somebody start bath house:
Save money by buying your -four Of w II
Clarkson.
The streets were crowd, d with teams on Sat
urday.
Pangee parasois at 65 cents, at tine Ne " Yorl;
Store.
ma now.
10000 pounds OF choice Family Flour and
Indian Meal for sale by ". NJ. Clarksor.
Printing for the city has delayed us some.
what.
The calaboosc was well patronizrd on Srtur-
day last.
The circus dogs were regarded as good sub
jccts for registry.
Martins
A sewer is talked OF. to be built down Iron
Avenue to tn river
F.O. Lndgren has just received a fresh sup
ply of groceries.
Three-card moate game<ters ''p:ied live
" trade :" at the circns last Saturday. - X
Fun and profit at J. L. Martins evcning,:,uc,
ton sales.
on every side.
The cheapest and best dry goods, a, the New
York Store.
The trains arriving at and leaving this sta
ton are crowded with passengers.
Remember that F. .. Lindgren has thu
best and cheapest groceries in the market.
Several coats of paint have improved the ap
pearancc of Davis & Barneck's saloon building
For your marseillaise and dress goods, go to
the New York Store.
The boundary lines of Canal street have been
sufi cientlv defined in the last few days.
People now have good 81 water privileges - in
their cellars.
We hear many complaints Of the wretched
condition IF the highways in the rural districts
The authorities should take notice.
Go to- F. 0. Lindgren's to purchase the hes;
teas, sugars and cofIees ever brought to this
market.
Gate hinges should he carefully repaired, fol
young chaps and cliapses begin to test their re
sistsnce to the sparkling" process.
Hanna has gone to LeavenwOrth or some 9th
er place. rs usual, to eaeape " newspaper con-
troversy."
Fifth street sill probably in the future be de
voted strictly to the manufacturing interests o.
Salina. -&
Mr.. ID. Dare. OF Beloit, formerly \ furnitur,
dealer of this city. was in town las, saturday
. looker-on at the circus.
Dodds has produced the best Of evidence @
his skilled handiwork by putting up in our of
nee iirst-class galley rack.
Call ON W, N. Clarkson for the celebnitet
Colorado flour-ths best that has ever been in
Saline county.
We hear that while J. /. Norton and c. Eh
erhardt were at work at the river the other Ia,
they narrowly escaped being drowned@~
Mr.. Murphy, of JohnstOwn. Pa. las been i,
town for several days, the guest of ". Il. Gels
He owns considerable property in this county
The grass is grecn-so are those who fail nj
tending the evening auction sales at J. L. MAJ
Inns.
Rolling stock continues to pour into Saiin
markets. Post has just received lot of Els
wagons.
Owing to the storm Of Tuesday night, III
ball given by the knights OF Pythias WAS nc
very largely attended, although the party Va
quite enjoyable.
Come to the new store--twc doors south I
Gels bank--tor dry goods.
sc RASH 4 Son.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Of the District COurt-J. II. PRESCOTT.
6snntor-J. II. EDWARDS
Railroad Asscssor-D. y. HEIsER.
Reprrsentafive--ERIC eFosssE.
County COmmissODers--H. y. WooLI.EY, c.,airfnan
8. NJ PAINE. and p. kISGHAN.
County Clcrk-DAyIb BEEBE.
County AttorneyAE. w. HoDGKiNsoS.
Probate Judge-HESkY LOGAN.
CLERK Of the Observation-Disclosures BoSpI.
County Trcasurer-C. h. FAULkSEK.
Sheriff.. J. GOING.
Register Of Deesis-A. J. MiSAED.
Superintendent Of Public Instructiou-wN. I;I-Hcr.