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FN0IICE TO IsRAELITEs;. The annual
~ renting % seats at the HAYERE HOUSE
OF Is1AEL will commence next SUNDAY q, q.
M, Ct sos 10th street, near & after that, the
same can be procured from G. GOLDBERG, sa3 d
sepia- 81 A. D. sKoULF, Secretary.
FMErROP0LITAN BUILDING AsSOCIA-
w TI0N.-The third monthly meeting Of tho
Metropolitan Building Association for the payment
Of dues ane sale Of money will be held on MONDAY
BvEHIHG, Sept. IS, At O'Clock. Appearances in
dictate that Q large AMOUNT Of stock will be sub
scribed, and advise all who propose taking stock
10 do af once before 10 reaches Q premium. The
shares are 81 each; The Secretary will be ct the
rooms II OK O'Clock.
go, xwM, DICKSON, President.
JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Sec. lChr. ,Rep.I sl7-ss
@BUILpIN9 ASSOCIATION ON TIE
~ Joint STOCK PLAN.-Books will be open
- .ne b9>zS 81 TIsie Rooms, SIS Marks snsre
the a.es H. for sabscription. to
for The obSse. M I'M q the capital Is subscrbed
hcu.es 10 ~ q ground and fn,< we ths .'n,s =
liberal terms n !. stock holders and o,bsr .ne
on the amount Of "a ~S Per cent. win b. rs,n,s
non,niy isstaiments. baaasts, sricimsS. s.At in
ment are invits 90 subscribe. For .nvszt
lars inquire Of W. ii. CLAGETr, SO VIZ;
cpace sepitst
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~To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF TIN
DISTRICT

~ DISTRICT.
At a meeting of the Republican Central Commit
The following resolution was adopssd D. 1915
kssolred, First, That nominees of the Republican
Republican voters in each district on Tmesdsys sns
tember ls 1873 as nearly practicable between the
Second. That the candidates be selected a. pri
nary elections or In mass meeting, q m .jority Of
district may tonight, or soon as possible deter
Third. That public notices Of the manner. time.
and places OF selecting the candidates be given By
the Chairman AID secretary for at least FIVE days
.nd eiers n any uase
and clerk in each district to be appointed by the
S0mmtee and one Judge and clerk to be appointed
The several districts acting in accordance with the
following notices to the Republican Central Com
..Firs. Diitrict' Mas. meeting at Douglass, New
R pt tSs nd Rr%s
to be published = soon As dete, mined upon.
teurth District Not near heard from from.
Eth District. Not heard from.
Seventh District. Not heard from.
M t. fr[ snts At Liberty Hall
e. between the soa9. ' of M september
f FansS B B:Ts s sSs heard FROM
Eleventh District. Not heard from.
Twelfth District; Not heard from:
near Seventh street northwest
FFSsnsrteehbtnh District, Not heard from.
Sixteenth District Primary election Of No. 346
Pennsylvania avenue, September l6, 1873, between
'n s. Rents pisti It, No, heard FROM
Eigsteenth District. Not heard from
Twentieth District. Mass meeting at Enon Hall,
Twenty first District. Primary election at the
house OF B: Hennon, esq, ID street south near the
corner Of Pennsyly ania and 7th street. Sep.
TRents second pisTi Not SSaf heard from H.
rss Sess mot heard from ,S Are
Central COMMITTEES as soon as possible. ' u TUG
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
President Central Immittee.
J. y. SETTLE, Secretary Central Dom. sepll6t
TsREMOvAL.-rheu undersigned has this day
~ rem9ved to his New Building, No. liz
My increased facilities and better accom- notation
q Is
as elsewhere.
FPENICKy INDIAN HAZE REsTORER
natural color render, it son and piabie, prevents
s i. ns Hair Dresser
BY all Druggists. jyl3-dn
RFsCHENCKp MAHDRAAl PILLS.-Thess
Wy pills are composed exclusively Of vegetable
ssets. rHsy sct directly apon the liver. and ar.
om ss o. o.
Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indigestion, eich
ss III
By all Druseists and Dealer. m1-tr
k@GKORGE W. KAUFMAN, Justice of III
w Peace, attends to all kinds Of Claims and LIE
gal business, southwest corner Of llth and street
|
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BOARDING.

(NOoD TABLE BOARD, WITH FURNISHED
" OF Unfnrnished ROOMS, ct No. AIT Nth ST.,
near Pennsyivania avenue. seplO-3t-
UOARD WANTED By A GENTLENAN and
ID wife until the end Of the session Of CongresS
Location must be convenient and the rooms eeeantlv
furnished. Rooms In one house and table board in
another preferred; also, house on or near Q public
square, with beautiful grass plat 10 'front.' pre.
ferred. Address for four weeks, Box sos City Post
office. sepS-6t
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n%fHk WASHINGTON SENTINEL
tS To- MORROW

%fHk WASHINGTON SENTINEL
Wy TOMORROW
Will Contain: PURTTANISM vs.. GRANT: MR..
FISH; SUPERINTENDENT IN THE DIS
TklGT; Exit DUB GOVERNOR; OUR BOARD
OF HEALTH, &c, to be had at the News stands,
and nj the Office, corner 10Th and Il streets it,
SsMAsONIU.-EUBEKA r. A. CHAPTER,
Wy No. 4 will meet FRIDAY, September 18th
al "a O'Clock p. m. Members will please be pune
tnai In their attendance. Companions of Sister
chapters in coed standing are cordially invited b.
sepi 81 IRsp.I 5. JOHN THOMSON, sec'y.
nSsTHE ANNUAL RENTING OFPEwS AND
Wy SEATS in the Synagogue Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, sih street, between ii and /
streets, Will commence on MKT SUNDAY, AT a
m, at the vestry Rooms or after that the eame can
be procured from the Secretary,
ADOLPH ADLER,
sepllS No. 9O4 Pennsylvania avenue
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Considerable uneasiness Il stu felt in wall
street, and is kept alive by all manner Of dis
comforting rumors and reports, some Of which,
had not the street been wrought up to morbid
ly sensitive condition, would be ludicrous
Considering the elimination of the bull spec
ulation IN gold, and the decline in the premium
il Is remarkable that there have been no sus-
pensions of Wall street firms; IL Is an evidence
Of strength that there have been none, and IL
will be still further surprising IL all the los ses
are adjusted 70 as to prevent failures.
Governments Securities.
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following to day:
Bxy's. SetrE. Bsy's Selps
O. 8. IS, lssl..-..H Ek S1s,JnSJyMH Hx
62D's 1857 ......127{ 1872 52Dis Jn6 " N l6,. I7
s-2Ois 1854 ....... lfl 1B1s 51O's ina Jyyal5L IL
o's, 1855. ..--.-.15l4 l5s4i10z9's -.......-..-
NKw fORK-FIRsT BOARD.
u D. Sc, 1881 I75s Is as ans Jiy la6a IA
Q 20's, 1851 ....-...........ls To- COS .. l3s.
SD's, 1854 ...........I5 American Gold iis
Us, isoo l5ts Currency es....--.... la
kGb, yanAJly " l6% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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CALCULATING LIBRARY, -
T.. n. o. A. ROOMS,
Corner 9Th and streets.
LII THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY
Terms: IS per annum; 81 per quarter. jya

hT TO LADIES.
~ How sad II IL to see young wife, mother
Of family, Who require. all her physical strength
to funll her household duties and all her moral ca
pscties to accept the which falls upon
her, to zee her Frustrated n osng every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
Why, but yet suffering enoueht be utterly misera-
blei This state Of weakness and debility Is more
fatal TO her than . spell Of sickness, for in
that case she will receive the roper care in the
other she will inger mouths after months, not think
ing IL worth while tos ee physician about II, until
the grave, when little precautinn In proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent TO strength
LIFE BITfERs 81 DR. L. @. BERTRAM. They
are . safe and infaIlible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, cestiveness, eiiisusness. headaches,
morning steknes-, and all complaints peculiar to
Somen. These bitters, which are sold by all drug.
ss,ss. ere, In consequence Of their virtue aud
sisss. taste, ths medicine par sxesiieses for
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

rOh REM AMI SALE
FeR sALElA nsv TRaME HOUSE o. g street
L.sro1, ~ ssIs., 81 "a soS IA
I street northwest. snes- sm'
LOB sALE-on easy terms, monthly PAYMENT. IL
Lots Or sss fSs e or e r
rom, ,wO;siory BRICK HOUSE,, With water and
EoR sALk OR RENr-The hsodsoms STORE
= and BUILDING Adjoining Vernon Bow" %
sS,, 81 sysegs near sa street For ,srIs'
FOB sALE-In EilAville, Prince Georges oOas-
=, ,,., A BEAUTIFgL RESIDENCE,
on nigh ground and healthy locality, with command
utss' rid. in The car. to the city IRON Bisdso.sSTs
Frame House, twelve rooms; ci.tern, hne we'll sx.
apple and Sesr .SS "a barn &c Peach
essIing trees; grapery, with choice variety. This
S1s.s the sns r:G e
ts% Apply 1873, .T.sS.
furnished, eood location. very cheap. sf,S e n
isss p. near HgRy hI
K 9k o 66kNsTIfifs, ;cl.s, OF FICE and LODGING
= Rooms, lAol New York avenue. Eyery line
ausS-eo2w 80 ''' ~ Y RICHARDS.
r.. sss ,s,s r.aursd one half q sQUAsE 1852, be-
ments finished. WILLIAM TYLER,
aoeso-eoot us 18th street.
EUR sALE-That beautiful eio Z OF BUILD.
L lNGs on NJ street, corner o. s.h n lrthwest Is
onereo for sale upon the most liberal terms In
are unsurpassed BY any private residences in the
city. They have all the modern impr Jyements suCh
as marble mantele, marble-top stationary wash
stands throughout, hot and cold water, furnaces
ranges, dumb walters, butler pantries linen rooms.
stationary shtubs, speaking tubes water closets.
bathrooms, and every other requisite pertaining 20
first class b, uses. Apply to AISrRoP BUDLEY
TIN street and Louisiana avenue. anR9e- 3m
EQR RENT-WILDsPRING COTTAGE, at MI
Il Pleasant, seven good rooms. water, stable and
garden. Rent SO. Inquire Of Dr. BREED, st MI
Pheasant, or SIS street northwest. sug23l I'm
EN0R SALE Oh RENT-HOUE, TI5 2isf street:
L price, 5000; rent, $50 per month: has modern
III: For further particulars apply to GEORGE
8 PARkkR, 6l3 18th street. augE I'm
E0R RENT-A comuodious RESIDENCE on O
L street, next to corner Of ~, northwest. II has
recently been thoroughly repaired, and possesses
every convenience, and 10 admirably suited for a
private residence for Q large family. For further
iYnais nc apply to Mrs. GEORGE PARKER, No.
SSs street northwest aug2l- I'm
FOB RLNT-ss per month, four room BRICK
Louisisns .vesas, rom @ na0 ansisi SA
FOB sALEmA large and handsoms DWELLING
HOUSE, 226 = street northwest; pressed brick
nent. with brownstone trimmings and porch Main
building 23xS; back building 16xN. Lately built
tor he IN the most substantial manner, By Entwistle
barron, nov In perfect order. 1t has all the mod
ern fmprovemer IL, and finished Handsomely made
Located on one Of the handsomest squares In the
city; street completed with wooden pavement and
parked vii! be sold very cheap and on very favor.
able terms Apply to q. b. BACON, Grocer, 10s
Market space. iy3s
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LOST AND FOUND.

c. REWARD-STkAYED OR STOLEN On
SCgh instant, DARK BROWN HORSE;
The above reward will be paid IL returned TO 6A
corner LIST and streets northeast.
sepl2-3tH JERRY SULLIVAN
I 0ST-September 10th, q gentleman's BREAST-
IL PIN-Alaska diamond. Any one Returning
.ams will receive liberal reward Z. II. BATES,
632 street northwest, sepll .2ts
- U BLACK and TAN Doe. Had red ribbon
round neck with little bell attached. Answers to
the name OF Clarke. Any one returning him to
922 Pennsyyania avenue will receive the above re-
ward. Isepll-H"1 r. CELESTE.
TAKEN UP AsTRAY-On the Sth inst a d Ark
requested to come forward, prove property, Xk&S
pay charges and take him away.
FRIEDRICH, Clark Mills farm, two miles from
Washington, on Bladensbure turnpike. sepl0-3ts
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y be hiar..SS s . Pr ANaUM 6eresf,sT Viii
Foreign and Ion:s,ss z ssrssd upon. A''sr
FAINT, MAsHIud4SSppght and sold.
argH-ln BANk1Es, 635 fsSs<& co.,
tChron.&Rep.l ave.
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HFMILBUkN'S POLAR SODA,
THE CoLDESI AND BESTIN The WoRLD.
with pure Fruit, Cream and other syruDs
DEPOT FOR
MINERAL SPRING WATERS,
No. lA29 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
&ol%6 neox fifteenth street..
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
EOR SALE-S0RREL MARE, l41s hands high,
L sound and gentle; be driven by aN
Lady good Saddle Horsa; sold only for want IN
OF use. Apply at HOWARD Stables, 627 0kx2
. street northwest. sepl2-2t-
EOR SALE-A iDe driving MARE CAR-N
Y RAGE and HARNESS, at 22I corner IN
!on .no Y SIS. southwest. sepll-S' GA
kOR SALE AT BARGAIN-A TRUCK, for
one or two horses, in perfect order TO be seen af
sylvania avenue. sepll-sts
FOR SALE-BAY MARE, fye years old, sound
gentle, and a fine driver; Young Bashsw "A
stock Price, sl6o. Gan be seen at MAT-1S
LOCK- Stables, 631 g st. n. W. seps-eost "a
RILLIARD TABLES FOR siLE-Two small
SIZE, With all the Fixtures. Lot Of -
BILLIARD BALLS, stogle or by the -
=; set, ,, GU e III, CHALK, and eyerything "
ooo 9ln street. seps-6t
FOR SALE CHEAP-HURsE, WAGON n
= and HARNESS, Sl50 cash; or will II ade IN
the wagon for cart; or cell each separately GA
INQUIRE Of nj. WHIPPLE, 720 I3h street north
Weela after .. IN. aug20
FOR sALE-A BLACK PONEY, feet high;
I either for riding or for a light buggy, No
<tIo y So, pei I4th ana 10Th SITS. sugl6
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, DC.
he. JANE WILSON has REMOVED to 5l3 4.h
- street, between Z and + streets northwest, and
has pleasant rooms for ladies wishing medical treat-
ment and the best Of attendance. sep9-6t-
MADAM ROSS, the CELEBRATED Docfress daf As
1 froiogisf, has returned TO this city, after an alb
senoe OF some time, aud will be pleased to see her
old friends and all others desiring to consult her
She Is now located at SO street northwest and
il the only lady endowed with the natural gin OF
revealing the pat aud foreteling the future. Her
advice in business is Invaluable. She respectfully
invites al! to call ana be convinced Of her great
powers. As the Madame stay 10 limited, all who
wish to consult her should embrace this opportu-
nifty. seni avs
M RS. Il. J. FRENCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
lV1 the celebrated Reliable Clairyoyant Physiciap
and Test Medium, has located at 1918 New York
avenue. Once hours-l0 q. m. to 2 D, m. Engage
ments can be ma lie for evenings. jeIf-iy
EEAAL1 DISEASES Of all kinds treated De-
Y scribe case ana enclose o.; advice and medi.
cine will be sent. Address Mp. DR.. THOMPSON,
No. 6@6 North 18th direct. Phiisdelphis isnH -lys
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Hev 70 Plant Apple Trees.

1t is astonishing how much diversity
of opinion there is and has been, about
the distance apart to plant apple trees;
After an experience of fifteen years, l
would plant apple trees rot less than
twcnty-four feet apart from that to thlr-
ty-two feet. Apple trees planted sixteen
feet apart, when they get large enough
to bear, are found by experience to be
entirely too near each other; the limbs
intcrlock, and it is difficult get through
the orchard with wagon; and the
want of light and room causes the leaves
to tall from the lower limbs, the other
trees becoming unhealthy. Young orch
ards should be cultivated like corn field
until the trees begin to bear, and there
is no better crop to grow among young
trees than corn. Let the row OF trees
have the ground of the row to them
selves, and then cultivate the row of
trees tho same as q row of corn, but let
it stand, as it forms protection to the
trees in winter. After the trees begin
to bear, seed the ground to clovcr-clean
no blue grass or timothy mixed with
it-and don't take the clover of for hay,
but either turn in the hogs or cut tho
clover and let it rot under the trees and
whenever the clover gets crowded out
by blue grass or timothy,plow it up and
seed down again with clover. This is
not theory with me, but it is based on
and succetsful practice
Io,ca Homestead.
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Novel Centennial idea.

Ae Philadelphia has been living for q
century past on the celebrity acquired
in l776, she is now determined that the
famc gained by the centennial celebra-
ton Of 1876 shall snatch her from for
getfulness for the next hundred years.
The devices to secure that end arc all
commendable, but some of them slightly
amusing.
For instance, the committee of arrang.
ments, having ascertained that services
of full moon aud uncloudy sky cannot
be guaranteed during the festivities, are
casting about for means to turn night
into day without the assistance Of the
weather clerk. The most novel idea
in this direction is suggested by Pihla'
delphia manufacturer, who proposes to
construct an open iron column, ono
thousand feet hi from the summit OF
which a gigantic Drummond light will
send flood of glory aud illumination
all over Paramount Park and through
the leafy shades which border the
Schuylkill and the Wissahickon. BY
the assistance of this enormus candle it
is anticipated that pins may be picked up
on the roof of Girard College on the dark
est night, and the Declaration of indie
pendence, printed in small type, may be
read in Sheol- House lane two hours be-
fore sunrise.
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Every woman should DO married to
one worthy of her. Marriage brings
care and wear but it is the ring which
is worn that keeps bright, and the watch
that lies still and unwound that gets ont
of order. The sweet sympathics involv-
cd in the relations of the family the new
energies developed by new responsible
tiles, the new compensations secured for
all OUTLAWS of strength, bring about . de-
lightful play Of all the faculties Of the
heart and intellect, which, in their re-
action upon the body, produce an effect
that, In the end, is nothing less than
preservative.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-16

JOHN RANDoLPH.-Randolph was in q
tavern, lying on a sofa in the parlor,
waiting tor the stage to come to the
door. A dandifed chap stepped into the
room with whip in hand, just come
from o drive, aud standing before the
mirror, arranged his hair and collar,
quite Unconscious of the presence of the
gentleman on the sofa. After attitudin-
king awhile, be. turned to so out, when
Mr.. Randolph asked him
"Has the stage come !"
"Stage, sir! said the f"p. &C. have
nothing to do with it sir"
90! beg your pardon, said Ran
dolph, quietly al thought you wcre the
driver!"
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Every observing farmer in the land
he's, from his avOcation the present sea-
son, learned by observation or actual ex-
pertinent something new and important
relative to agricultural affairs, and we
wish at this time to impress upon tho
farmers the importance of giving tho
knowledge 90 gained to others, through
TIE press. Almost every man and wo-
man can become an instructor, for an in
dustrious life will make developments
in some particular line. The columns
Of ths agricaltlral papers arc ever open
% the practical suggestions and noted
observations Of farmers and housewives;
- on1 need fcar to send them to as be.
dlmse they are not learned in letters, or
ore .unaccustomed to writing; all We
Wit eso The facts, however crude in
eAapc; we will look to the matter Of
patling them into readable form. Now
tbst tho evenings begin to grow long,
md the rich harvest of the season Is
safiH secured, think over what your ex-
pstisnce has developed and give us the
IsanltA We place greater value upon
short, practical article, either agricul-
tnEa2c mechanical or domestic, than up
"a tho best miscellaneous essay We re-
osive, simply because the mission of the
tp}osS P1Pee is to gira Instruction in
4k66e particular departments OF industry.
a paPef would DO slim affair indeed
Nsge The entire original matter from the
Pei of the editor alonc. Without the
eo-opsration of his readers, the editor
would Be ike the minister without the
eo.opsrssion Of his laymen. Providence
- 1s6sT nAde us No dependent crc.-
tnrss, and ne cannot be independent il
1stry; asd tho given experience Of one
~ ave thoasanda Of others from long
III to bring out certain results. Zach
aad every eitissn owes much 70 his tel
1ows for what he enjoys, and, further
fkan TIN, 10 owes - them whatever
hnowloaee 10 may b able to impart to
6n1onee d indHsnies end gensfA wst
- e or comnoawealth.-Ok;o Fam
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4 II. 6rtssfn's 6sIn,siil.

q IL Grtssta's 0SIu,,iis.
G. W. TRESSIW,S
HARDWARE STORE
Is q. c.s.:: L.:sss I'd: :.a Be-: a:.s.sss !. x:'ss"
Superior Goods and Low Prices.
NE w GOODS
OF EVERY DEscRIS IA Sx ARE DAILY AHR'S'
FARMERS,
MECHANICS AND
EVERYBODY
win a.d it their iu,srs.. = e1....e ny sosas md
prices before bsyng sassWhese.
PLOWS:
GANG PLOWS,
TRUCK AND BREAKING PLOWS,
STIRRING PLOWS,
CORN PLOWS,
OF ~ following brands
INDUSTRIAL Flows,
MOLINE Flows.
GARDEN CITY FLOWS.
do not pretend to supply farmers vita the cheap,
WORTHLESS pows that are IN ths sarass THIS season. and
Particular attention h called to The
Industrial PlOWs.
For which am the sole agent In the county They are
made Of steele, hardened by new, peculiar process,
and will actually cut glass. ! warrant every one OF
them to scour in any ground and will take beck any
p!ow thnt does net give satisfsctioo.
SULKY CULTIVATORS,
WALKING CULTIVATORS
Browns 0ornplanters,
ger's Cornplanters,
lrnplanters,
4ARDEN DRILLS,
kUAvuynusS 0uA R0nvA0psS-
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January, 1998.
Kansas Pacific RaiIw'v.

fhe Short. Rsvosits aud saay An nnacnsu0 =
Beaver Geexrssun, Gsss.s Ca4
Ere, L0aGDnae, C<oezus c..
New Memphis Coicsoao SprinQ VA Io0
Idaho sprinss. esssay, x~
Srcen City, CAeyenns. - LADe0D.
s a..1,.,u<A srao.
And al points b
Kansas, Colorado, sSso 1osysooseoo, go
tho Pacific ooa0e
70 Omnibus or Ferry TRANSFER By ~ 49,. "a
d.y1 -" accommodation tr.ias n. d.iiy. t0suUeo0
Exprrss tr.,,s ~, Oily.
Trains leave Selma eoue Wet
Ehpse~ - A. u. Nail s:is L.
Trains leave Sal,na gong E.~e.
ExPress 80 y. ~ Mail al. A ~
rsrsons taking this popular route yin -, s,,.n
necfionS With trains - follows
Al Lawrence with r~iiw.y. sar al ,,,..
m kansas Topeka and Junesoa CITY
Al Denver with Passenger and Expr~-.
Georxrtoxn, Ae.. and with Co,orsSo Cs1s.i S.S.2
for Censrai oty. Golden CITY, Dc.
Al Chey.nne Ogden, Sa,s Lbs CITY. Kiae, 49,.
rifories-
At L~svsnworth Afchisca and -. JossyA.
a: kAnsAs city, - State Line I" asd ''cutn>,. -.
East
S4-Pullman SLEEPING Cars sssarA<a 10 xx,s.
tram. and run through between kans.s Osy. bSs9
City and Cheyenne
soon, 90 scrvs Of ehoies farming laads ar -, -
ated aloas thr Linz Of the kaasas fseiAr RAiwsy e
IRON % 20 - pr ocre. H0R particular aAhsvop
Dsvssvanx, Land Commtsss01g. LAwrVses H.
EDMUND ., Bowen. Gss<rA ssv't
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-16

An army chaplain relates the follow,
ing story:
Seeing a dirty-faced, butter-nut urchin
at the fence in front Of the hous G, the
preacher said:
a. Is your father at home!
"No he's gone to church"
"Is your mother i'm"
"No she's gone, too."
"Thcn you are by yourself"
"No; Sans in there huggin sister.
That's bad"
eyes, it is bad, but it's the b est he
can DO"