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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

WAsHISGrOS BAKERY.-Mr. Joseph
Roncker has taken charge of tus well
known establishment, and will, on and
after to-day, be sbio to supply the
public with choice bread including
Boston, Brown and Graham tread, bctiIys
cNkss and confectiunArics e every de-
scfirtion. Being Nh cNpc'icnccd rrI
sk.iful baker, Mr. Ronckcr Will not fail TO
safety Ill who pa.rouiz3 him 40
Washington avenue. "s.7-2-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

DRowNED,-I es.erday morning DO.
tween two and three O'Clock, while the
steamer Eddyvillo wac costing At this
port, u deck hand named John Trigcs,
while passing from the coal Hat b the
steamer, fell overheard and was drowned.
1t is supposed Triggs struck his head in
some way in falling, lie never came to
the surface after oGce touching the water
He WAS a co!orcd man, and his homo was
Nashville, Tennessee, Tho body was not
recovered.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

HELD TO BAiL.-A lit 10 -olorc9 g.r,
was hefore Police Magistrate Bird
Yesterday On chsFgo Of stealing
mocking bird. Size was held I, h.jl in
the sum Of one hundred dollars
She gave the request bond 900 Vas di .
charged,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

FoR SALE At \ BARGAIN "A eplendid
o'li'e Or parlor writing desk Inquire at
corner Thirteenth aud Walnut streets, er
AT tho City Bindery. 7O-7-ll-l2t'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

Losr--On last Saturday, at the park
Or between Tenth and the park, gold
with jet cross, earring. Tho finder will
FloGso leave It At this office and be sui.a-
ably rewarded. b5-7.7.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

BosroN.-Mas Boston, notorious
wench who lives on Fourth street, WAS
Anod ayo dollars and costs yesterday by
Bross for disordcrly conduct. She was
sent TO jtil
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

We nope tho slGngy phrase we have used
will not otlond We really could ret nuI
ANY other expression that would convey
a. forcib'y our opinion Of tho political
destiny Of Clements, who is about TO 70
to pot
PAUPEEs.--Cairo Is unduly nf-
fIcted with the paupers Of other places.
No city in the county with an Cqua.
population has hsltto contend with from
this source thu. Cairo has. Paurers from
up tho riyors and down the riyor, from
along the line of tho various railroads, all
flock to Cairo. once here they mu.t bo
taken care ef, and in the cad provided
with the necessary wherewith to 90 TO the
mex. town. No doubt many of the class
o. persona who visi, as arc nothing less
than professional bcggers, and are really
unworthy Of oven sympathy, much Ices
substantial aid. lot ono cannot always
| tslN, and TO establish rulo T. turn isaf
| aa- 80 IL "LO "tFIy ~. h'Hi "..iI -
cruel and hundreds Of unfortunate
though deserving Persons would be made
| to suffer. Within tho last few weeks tho
city has been almos. overrIn with beg
gers-many Of them strong men and wo.
men who assert tina, they would be will
ing to work a, almost anything that would
earn them a living, Work they say is
not to be had, and beg they must.
Ur AGAIE.--Eho authorities Of the
city had a large number o! female unfor-
tuna.es before Bird, who fined them "a,
usual but the male 'malefs,t3rs," with
out Whose aid the women could not have
snrCd were no. arrested. /. is possible
they cCu,d not DO found bit dCess,em
! to us, that, If the authorities were as
anxi JUS to punish the male Lnwts us tho
Trail ones Of the other sea, they might
find ono or two in Cairo. II this thing
| goe. on, what can we men al Cairo eX-
! poet when wo have In this city n
female mayor and council, inmale police
mon, q female police court AID female city
attorney. They will surely rctaliate, and
allowing the women to 20 abou, uudis-
turbel, will arrasi US every ew days, and
make Us pay hoavy fines his would be
unjust and therefore We rio to remark,
that against tho coming ( the day Of
| fcmalc dominaiioH-wLllo We mon have
the power in our hands-v5 should set
the example Of impartiE.ty-we should
punish the malc a well rs tho female
sinner. We hope his horor the mayor,
and our amiablo city attorney, Webb, will
give this suggestion Il thought or two Il!
least, and II they have to tho time, th ink
about j, calmly for la, or two.
ScnENcK. SEA WEE, ToNic.--In tho
atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the ethurgy produced
by the heat takes away the desire for
Wholesome food, and tr.quent preparations
reduce bodily eHorg, particularly those
suffering from tho ttIects Of facilitating
diseases, In order to keep natural
healthiul activity a. tho system, we must
J resort to artificial means. For this pur-
pose SchencH, Sen Weed Tonic is very
eilec!ual A few doses will croato al an.
polite and give fresh vigor to tho oncrva.
ted body For dyspepsia, it's invaluable.
Many eminent physicians have doubted
whether dyspcpss can DO rermanenuy
q ID Tnl INf 4 vtI.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

ALLrS,-Rcv, Roht. Allyn arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon and took
rooms At II. Charles hotel. lie will
preach in the Methodist church this morn.
ing and evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

COTTAGE FOR iir&E-No. 32 Tenth
street Good ,lstern; rooms all on fret
nuur. Rent $50 per month.
5!-1-i 81 g. LANE, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

Z 4 regular communication OF
w Cairo Lodge, No. 237, A. f. aud
WA. NJ viii DO held TOMORROW
Monday evening at o'clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited TO attend.
'i-'-lZ-N h. i. BLAKE Sgc'v.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

ALL the day boardors in the city eau
be accommodated at the st. Charles
hotel, with lrs.-class board at second class
rates 7g-i.lq.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

d, AHrER ~ Co. are just receiving the
largest aud hes. assorted stock Of saddles
trIdlc', harness, etc, over brought to this
CITY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

Dissolution or Co-PARrNERsHir'-
Notice ls hereby given, that the co.psr!-
nership heretofore existing between the
nndere'ynod and Robert Levy, under the
style OF Levy 4 Lane, there having been
No definite period fixed for the cpn,nu-
snce thereof has this toy ooen diosoivsd
by my giving TO said Levy written no.
tice Of such dissolution, according 70 law,
dated Cairo, lIls July nth, 1874
72-7-l2.Gi JAMES X. LANE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

Al THE DELMoSICo.-R. u. Camp
bell, tho walnut lumber merchant Of 81.
Louis, is stopping ut the Dolmonico
hotel.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

PHoToGEArus.--For this next sixty
days Vim. Winter will make the best
Of photographs Il. ~ per dozen. This is
raro opportunity tor those desiring
work in this limo 47-7-3.sUt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

DR. JESNELLE pays special attention to
the irregularities Of chi,dren's teeth, and
TO all operations Tor the preservation Of
tho natural teeth IN both old and young.
The best references given from airy part
Of Southern Illinois. All work warranted
satisfactory. Office on Eighth ,ircct, over
Stuart ~ Ghol,ons. ti-7.7.3.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

AT ALL HOURS We understand that
on the first Of next month the Delmonico
hotel dining room will be open day and
night Meal tickets will be sold at the
ratio Of fifteen for i've dollars, thus en-
abling those who wish to call for and get
their meals at any hour, day or night.
The bost the market affords will be sup
piled, and boarders can order what they
choose. 7j.7-l2.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

The barber saop l. GA suc corner OF
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
where j. George Suenhousc with bis gen.
tlemaniy assistants can be found at any
hour Of the day or night, ready to sootne
your feelings with asmooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with good sham.
poo. Its a frs..cla,s shop, and you arc
sure of receiving Grs.-class treatment
Ladies and children's hair cut or curled
fterthe most approved stvIoa s-l5-if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

ID. ARTER & Co. are just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of saddles,
brides, hnr"ess, s,e over brought TO this
oft
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12
For Two Months Only

Board
At tho D,lmouico Hotel at Reduced
Rates
BoardGrs will do vol to inquire at tho
office and make arrangements.
7j.I-l2 81 HARRY WALKER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12
SUNDAY, JULY IL, 1874.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ono Quart tin fruit s"n', 81 per dozen,
One Quart ela.s ruii jars, 81 per dozen,
A,,b, M FORK store. SO 7.g.Gt
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

PERsoNAL-Mr. j. T. Chapman, and
several other gentlemen Of Vienna, wero
down to town yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

To RENr-Two OF tho mos. eligGble
and neat o'.3o rooms with large anti
room and bed room, situated over my
store room, No, ll3, Commercial avenue.
ll.D.ll.tL u ARTER.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

NoTicE. There vii; DO m,oiing of
the German School Society at Squire
Brosss office, on Tuesday evening, the
lith inst, at O'Clock. All members and
friends Of the school are earnestly re-
questei TO attend, "a business Of i'm.
portauce will be transacted. By ordor Of
the board. +. KoRsNEYER, Secy.
7I.7.l2.2t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

THE CoNCERr-Tho opon air concert
last evening WAS attended by very large
numGSr OF people.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

TnE BKsr-Bcttor board at the Del
monico than any o.hor house in tho city.
75.7.l2.Ct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

A CONFLICTS FAILuRE.-From those
VII" oush. to know we learn that the oat,
crop OF southern Illinois will prove =
complete failure this season. 1t il said
that in many localities it would not pay
Tor tho harvesting, and farmers are turn
ing thoir stock into their o.tstlelds. Tho
recent rains have done untoli good TO the
growing corn and with ono or two good
showers in the future tho corn will have
been made and beyond danger.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

" AlsN I.i'.--ht Nhu ~ Snnrios hotel,
Immediately, two stout, healthy women
t. wysl. in the laundry. Liberal wages
viii be paid aud steady employment
given. G5-7-g.3t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

SuNHTufNG NEw.---A new thing in
Jelly glhsee' NJ llartman's. G1-7-l0-if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

CHARCOAL in any quantity to suit
purchaser ut T. j. KEErH's S7.Glg-tf
THE Delmonico hoisl is doing big
business
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

STRUCK BY L1GnTSiNu--A Private let.
tor received in this city yesterday
gives the particulars Of H. disaster Mt the
Normal school building now in course of
erection at Capo Girardcau, Missouri.
During the storm that prevailed on last
Tuesday afternoon the tightening
struck the building doing con-
siderable damage 10 tho build.
ing, and killing ono mar At tho
time the houso was struck, says the
letter, Mr. Dean BROKER Of
Mr. Dean, Of the ". Charlie, hotol, this
city who has charge OF the wcr,, and
fourteen or iirlccr omploye', wore all in
one room, and were all ku.stod 'unscloss,
ono man being killed Tho others soon ro-
covered and are now oil right nsai7. The
damage to tho building VS. considerable
GESUtsE Persian insect powder, Is the
flowers of ground Of Pyrc.brum Car
noun, a plant growing al a high elevation
| upon the Caucasi,G mou1t4in' md p's-
sessing in singular degree, the quality
Of Hrst supplying and then killing insects
and vermn of every kind, while ut tho
same ,imo it is harmless TO man and ami
mails. \ toaspooniul of the powder
burned upon live Goals or o hot iron will
expel every wI.qpi.o from tho house
wiIhou. produ' ing any unpleasant odor.
Heretofore IL has only b On cold in small
bottles and al extrayagant prices. Bar
clay Bro's have received pot Of tho gem
uinc powder, which they sell by the
ounce a: reduced price. Cill At either
Of their drug stor.. AMI 60. an ounce and
tryit, 7-2-2w
CALLED.-llou Isaac Clements, IN
compliance with our rslGos., can, to our
arms yesterday morning lie lock,
sleol; aud happy. Washington agrceI
with him. lie likes ,he city go vol, h,
has concluded to 60 back to it agatha
Congressman. lie is tho mos. hopeful
gentlemen we ever saw, and presume tn,
bouyGnce of his epirl,s has resulted from
the knowledge OF the tact that wo do no
intend to frighton him this fall-iha. W
never thought Of eating him without cal
that We prefer to use our sharp pole i,
behalf Of the other fellow, who vii
certainly "cook his goose in November
We hope tho sInugy phrase we have use
will not otlond; We really could ret nu
= any other expression that would ooHva
y as forcibIy our opinion Of tho politics.
destiny Of Clcmsnt', who is about TO z
Q to pot.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

Ono Quart tin fruit s~ns, 81 per dozen,
one Quart la.s lruii jars, 81 per dozen,
A'ihe Ne" l o'k ''Ore. % ''''O'
ANTERjS HOUSE =
- -.,,,, ,,,.,
DhSi NIL" Ao"hh D'""'
GRAND EXTRA LUNCH.
Monday Morning from . 10 II o'clock.
BILL or rARr:
Roas, Beef;
n' 49,
ny..
rti.,
MOCK Turtle soup
Poie'o's-ih every style II
N'gc'"o''' OF al h'"@F' ana everything
cro the market affords.
bEHi "ih"A,hLh nhLh
----,. o''''-'l
SoNEruiNd NEw.--A new thing in
i,l'v glnsa.y NJ Uartmnn's CT.7.lO.r
CHARCOAL in any quantity to suit
The Delmonico hotel is Going big
business.
T,r px.r IT.. ,a.rI ., uo no,
monico tia, opv o,bor bo,.s /, Tho ci.y
75.'.l2-ct
TuE CoScEnr.-Tho ouon air voncer,
las, evening WAS attended by II very lsrre
numiSr o, ,co,,s
-------
-, ..,.. 1',
,a.,..1
- $500
Al TIRE DELMoSIco.-R. Il. Camp
bell, tho walnu, lumber merchant Of 81,
Louis, is stopping ut the Dolmonico
ho'ol
ALL the day boardor. in the city can
be accommodated Il. the St. Charles
hotel. with grs,.cIas. hosrd at socord c,oss
rates 'o-4'I9'h
d. ARTER & Co. are Just receiving the
largest and best assorted stock of saddles,
brides, hnrNea., s,o over brought to this
city
80 ""' ." w. ''' JO'' ','''''"s '"'
,''SV'' ""N Oe'' "s'0'''u s'''" VI sauu'eS
49," "'' '''''' ''>' '''' V ''s ~ ~ '"''
WY ----.
COTTAGE FOR iL&i'--No' 81 Iehth
nour. went $40 pcr month.
5g.7.iG, G. LANE Agent.
a., "
. '0'0''' woman N""'''
VIVA ~ ''''" was ""'' H'o ''''"' : ""u
abusive Language.
-
U" MN "o rooms, sa''a''e LOT
''"'o anu oou 'oo"' oNo' he"'y HH'u-
W." ',O'', 0o'''"'' ''"' venue V"'H''
FoRS,Ir,r, R,po,,v srIoraia
80. ~ r,''''' ''''S 60" 1"t'',0 a.
~. r;,. - ,,.''" ' " 800 ','",
- 800
rs ''o"' 'o'o' 'o"'
WY NV '' ''"''" '''oo'' "Ss
n"oH 1'o H,''"'s ana COSTS yesterday by
pro'S Tor o''o'ucF'! conduct 9he was
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12

CHARcoAL furnaces at Il, j, KrHrus.
s7-G.lg.tf
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12
nrIh

one thousand business cnrd', fine Bristol
board. piiutcd at IHH BULLETIN Office for
from $3.50 TO ~ 90, according to size.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-07-12
PLANTERS HOUSE.
BEST MILWAUKEE BEER.
GRAND EXTRA LUNCH.

BILL OF FAKE;
Roast Beef;
Roast Veal;
RoGst Pork;
Rost Mutton
Spring Chicken
Mock Turtle Soup
pota;oos--in every style;
Vegcta bios OF all kinGs, and everything
c,.o the market affords.
BEST MILWAUKEE BEER.
7G.7.l2-lt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

One Of tho men suck eeded in jumping on
but tho other was compelled to walk
four miles To the next station.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

so greatly treasured that woman
would almost starvc sooner thsn part
with one. The present given by the
family to the bride was an elegant pale
bluc b. ocade silk dress and black silk
embroidered with gold. The former
cost $3.50. The bridcgroom's presents
were sumpfuous lilac-silk, heavily en-
broidercd with gold; earrings OF pearls
ard gold, bracelets ~ wido a. finger.
During tho call she wore the BRIDE
yroom's presents. Tho other dresses
were hing spread on. on the wall.
We stopped ut e house below, according
10 custom, and sent word we were com
ing. The bride returned answer abe
would be most happy to salute us. After
waiting about twenty minutes, We went
upstairs, For she lived on the second
door. Sho had not finished her toilet,
and sat on the floor before large mir
ror, surrounded by her tincry. As We
entered SAC arose and saiuted us, and
then returned composedly to her dress
ing. OF all the strange and CHASTITY
sights her face was the most wonderful,
rs may we'll be imagined from the way
IN WuIcu IL WAS p'Np"' ~ 10y
wax was spread oser. the whole face,
which when coal, was peeled of. This
WAS Gone 10 remove all the hair from the
face. Then whiting was rubbed on till
the skin looked like marble. Her eye
brows wero painted jet black, her lips
aud large spot on each cheek painted
brilliant red. On these red spots, on her
forehead and at the corners Of her month
gilt flowers were pasted. Then over the
whole face powdered sugar had been
snapped, which made it sparkle with
{" diamond dust"
She wore pearl ear rings, and around
her neck was \ string of large amber
beads, three strings Of roped pearl and
a curious necklace, which wo were pri
va.e.y told was borrowed tor the ocr'l.
sion. !, vas made Of gold five pound
pieces, overlapping each other like scales
The usual hcad-drcss was covered with
rea. and artificial flowers. The finish
ins touch was put on in the shape OF q
piece Of black wax heated over the ia
noon till very hot, made round and hat,
and then stuck between the cyes.-Dr.
Jessup's Syrian Home Life"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
A RNilWay incident.

The other day on Michigan Contra
train comming east, was an old lady
who had never travelled great deal
She wasn't used to the ways Of the
book agents, the peanut boys, and the
prizc-paekaye fellows who pass through
the tram every few minutes. When the
peanut boy came along and dropped a
big African peanut into her lap she
shucked it, opened her mouth and drop
ped the kernel down, instead OF regard
ing it with silent contempt or pitching
it out of the window. Tine hook agent
come..alongsnd dropped a bookin her lap.
She said she was "much obleeged," and
sho carefully locked it up in her
valisc. The prize package boy came
along and dropped a sample, and she
wondered how tho road could afford
20 give away so much. When
he returned she had opened II
and was wearing the breast-pin and
eating the gum-drops. The book agent
came back and an wanted his book, and
before she would give it up, she called
the conductor to see if it was right. The
card boy wanted pay and she appealed
to the passengers. When she under.
stood that he was right she handed over
% cents, with the remark, "Well, eff ]
hain't alfred turned round. wish Id
STAYED 70 hum ."-DctrOit Post.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
1 Etutleriug St0Py.

S---lived in an Eastern city; he
suffered awiul!y. R--lived III the
same city. S---kept corner grocery
store. One day country'nan was driv'
| ing down LIN, street, and seeing X,
says he, "Do-do-do YOU wa-wa-want to
toto buy-buy- buy any viii whl-white
be- be-bcans
R.-No, sir, l don't; but Iii tell you
| where YOU can sell the whole lot. Do
you see that sign, SIS? Go up there;
he is awful on beans.
Couniryman.-Ta-ta-,hank you.
Then nc turned his horse and drove
up to the store. BY the time he reach
ed there r., with choice collection OF
friends, occupied box seats at the side
door. The ccuntryman entered, and IL
didn I take long for each one 10 make
up his mind the other was mocking
him. The countryman spoke first.
Says he-Goo- goo good mormon.
morning, si-si-sir.
S.-Goo- goo-Sood NOR mor-morning.
you-your sc-se- se.!.
C.-lodo 90 YOU wa wawant to-to-to
buy -auy-bcy any whi-w hi-whi,e be-be-
beans:
S.-No-no.no l do don't; go-ge to-
TO tbe-the de-de-devil wi,h-with-wlth
your bc-be-bcans. WhO-who-who you
mock woodworking, si-si-sir!
C.-Who-who-who are you-you.y You
mo-mo-nocking your sc'-se!-self! Go
go-god dd-da- you.
S.--Ge-ge-get out Of my-my-my s'o-
sto-storc yon-you t-t-thundering 90
old cou-.cou-scoundrcl, you-yeu-you.
c. Fm-lm-l'm goo-soo-good mi
mi-mind to-to-to kno-kno-snock your
r-dar- darned o-o-old hea-her-head of.
Here s. seized two pound weight
and rushed for him; but X. and his
friend ran in and stopped fight. The
ma1der = suffering man gets, the more
he shutters, SO you can imagine where
where the lagb comes ,n.-New Yo-k
Sua
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
ShcriE''S Sale.
Charles (. Whitman, Plaintiff, }
vs.

Charles (. Whitman, Plaintiff,
VS.
Charles w Tr.s,n, Defendant.
By irfue Of order o.: siie sed o,' o! the Clerk
Office -. the Ith ,;ad;,.i District Court OF Saline
County, Kansas anu 10 HE directed and delivered,
vii!
o. the lsE day If 4sJrsf, 4. D. fs.f,
between the hours or O'Clock r.. and clock +.
Of said day at the east sio Of the rsit house,
the city OF Sina. offer for sale at public ven'ic 10
III. hch.st and hest bidder, for c.s II hand. the fol-
loving described property, iO-vit Lot No 5a
- ts Avenue. appraised "a; 500: let No 3. seventh
street. appraised at 800; lot No l>i seventh street.
appraised $50; lot NJ" l.5 seventh street, ,p-
praised $685. Tot No v-nth street. Xpprais-..
AZ S50, all Of said property bri:s aud lying Ih- cry
of sslira, .aid County and Stat according TO thu
plat Of said c:fv file the Office Of the Regis
Deeds, of said county. and to he sold the
property Of Charlie. W TT ssiB 10 satisfy judgment
in favor of Charles T.. Whiiman Il Co.
Given under my hand, nj mi o;iicc in the city OF Sa-
linz, this 10Th day OF July, A ID. IS.i.
Il. j. GOING, Sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06

4 farmers lad was crossing a field
where very wild and ferocious bull
was allowed TO roam at large. When
the BOY had about reached the middle of
the field. he suddenly saw the ball with
head luw cred, rushing furious!y at him.
Eeing accustomed 10 managing cattle,
he WAS in nc way Disconnected, but ran
TO tree near by and commenced rum
ming around it with the bull after him !;
presently commenced bclaboring him
numerically with stick. The bull
finding that bis "ail" wasturned started
OF at run, (the boy swinging on TO
him but tho faster no ran, the more
the boy belabsrcd hito, unit finally Lc
commenced believing. "ob!" says
the boy, increasing bis blows, You may
below, but Id like to know who in the
HI started this !"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-06
Skerif'S Sue.

Tn" Salina. Bu,:a.in- aa,: Tri>il
Association, Pl,ntifs.
We.
Mary f.. Chatter, Nelson Chas-
tee and \. Bse.e. Dei's
Ry virtue q: ORDER of sale i->r.i from the clerk
Office. OF the I;.h Jacisi District C,uri Of Saline
county, Sfue of k.sas:is. ans; 10 directed AMI de-
iiver.d will
on re ia Jay ef 4ngx.t, a. D. Is.f
Betwc 81 the hol:s of 3c'ciocs A. " and { o clock
p NJ of sand day. At t.i east door OF the House
the city OF Sauna, offer for .Aie ut public y.!e
10 The highest and best bidder oI cash in hand The
i"i;Aw,n. described property to-wit lot No Ii IN
eth street appraised III $50 90 lot No. l35 18th
sITr,f, appraised ut tlD.1 lot No. I3s Ith STREE.
appraised All bein, AID lay ng On 9Th Il in the
,iiy oil Sai,ia, sad cous;y and State according 10
the plat of said city record in the Office Of the
property nf The sand Mary r. cha fee Ant; Nelson Chat
lee to satisfy jGSre'' in favor OF the .ald Anbrs
81 B-ebe. Gwen an,ter hay hand TN. 10th day ii Ju-
", 1874. 4. j. tsCi\Is, Sheriff