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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

II is rumorel ana we give the runor
for what it is WORT, to our readers ::
A two story brick building to he erected by
Hadclii! Bros. 6 Hall adjoining their store on
the north: another one adjoining them by
Mcssrs. Eberhartlt & Su,lendorf: another one
adjoining them by c. Post: another adjoining
him by Oscar Sei.z. On the Other side of the
street Il .wo story brick building by Capt. John
Shcrr;n. south Of his present store anotcr
one Of the same kind by Mrssrs. Litowich &
Whitman jus. south OF John Ryan's saloon
to be joine.l by another one TO be erected by
J. c. Ras', & son. And then another one o;
the same Kind by a. NJ. Campbell 8 Co. in
place OF their present business house. eAnd to
cap the climax. mammoth hotel building on
one Of the Santa Fc corners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

THE CELEBRATION.-Thcre is to be 4 ''real
Fourth of July" in Salina. The Odd Fellows
have strained every nerve to make the celebra.
ton success. A procession will march from
town to the grove. The Salina Comet 5actl
is to furnish music. An Grafton will be deliv-
cred by Capt. j. 6. Mohler. A stunning
dinner will be served at the grounds. Ice
creans:and lemonade booths..wiil he thicker than
the leaves thereabout. Billiard tables. swings
Of all kinds. bowling alleys and croquet will
be ''the games" In the evening lawn dance
will be given at Col. Phillips grounds. Over
5000 have been raised for purchasing fire
works. All tie money realized from these ex-
ercises is to 60 towards building, an Odd Fell
lows hall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

SELDOM EQrAIED AND NENEE ESCELLED-Is
G.. Il. Ayrss' justly celebrated Hyco Smoking
Tobacco, manufactured at Richmond. Va. This
:obacco.is peculiar TO a small district Of coun-
try in one Of the Middle States. and is ce!cb-at
ed for IFS highly agreeable flavor and gently
exhilarating and aatia>.hInatic qualities. W.
s. Wells is sole agent for ;hc sale Of this brand
Of smoking tobacco for Central Kansas. Deal
crs supplied at factory prices. Through the
kindness Of Mayor Wells. we arc permitted to
gaze upon 4 healthy looking sack Of it in
our own Office. As we sit smoking. We feel
prOudcr. happier and more conten'ed than
ever did the richest Turk with his ciiboull.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge OF the DIsir,c; Court. IL. PRESCOTT
Senator. II. EDwaHns.
Railroad Asrc-Sor-W- r. LESLIE
REPRESENTATIVES. WEAVER
l'n,p,y Cnn,missioncrs-W. Il. ScEoiL, chairman
s NJ PALMER and &. s. CHaMrLiN-
County tieik-DAVID BEEBE
County Attorney W HoDGkiN>oS
lr,i,air Jut,-c-HESRT LOGAN.
Clerk of the Observation-Disclosures boNpi-
County Trel>urer-G. H. FAuLkNEa
sheriff.. J. GOING
Register of Dresls->. T. tIiss-
Superintendent of Public lnsiruci'on-WA BISHOP
sor,ncr-J. X. EULi., ig-
Sur,.yor-U. L. HAMILTON
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Farmers Take Notice!

Mr. Oscar SeItz has just received 20 barrels
Of oil which he proposes to sell to the farmers
of this and surrounding counties to use upon
atheir farm machinery. It is, then, at the
Eagle Drug Store in Salina that you can buy
e: your lard oil, meats foot oil, whale oil, lubr-
eating and castor oils. Mr.. Ssitzal gives no
tice to farmers and others who design building
that he has on hand mammoth stock Of
paints, oils and window glass. BE sure and
cali at the Eagle Drug Store. 19-3w
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

We last week saw the model Of a Windmill
invented by J. n. Dcitz, Of Salina, which ap-
pears to be uncommonly simple and effective
Its adapted to pumping, corn Smelling %sd
grinding. and all other work requiring but six
or eight horse power. Ono Of them has been
IN successful operation for several months ut
the Episcopal Seminary in Topeka. Farmers
who have no living water on their places
should examine the sub;cct.-Mantattan Ma
tioaatist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

Col. c. p. Wickham and family started for
the West last Monday evening. They will
spend few days In Denver, short season In
Salt Lake City and then go to Fl. Klamath.
Oregon, where they will remain the rest Of
the summer. Tile Coloucl's health seems to
have been benefited greatly by his western
trim.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

Brookvillc met with Saliva on Bavaria sol,
the other day. A treaty was probably made
but the articles thereof have not yet been
made public The Olympian games We're
)pFacticcd. AIT. the arts of poetry. music. and
whatever they Knew Of the esihetic, were
dwclt upon by the classic assembiege. Charles
initiated Phi,lias. and There, in living sculp-
tnrc may be seen' his perfect form moulded
in the highway (which leads unto Athens
(which is Sa!inal. We cannot dwell upon all
that was done. as We were not permitted TO
join the pliaianXes OF that field.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

The Gypsum beds which are found so rich
along Gypsum creek seem likely to he soon
developed. The Solomon City Necspase.
says:
we noticed the shipment Of Il ton Of gypsum
TO Mr.. Dcwar. OF Kansas city. tn he tested
The latter part Of last week Mr.. Dewar was in
town and examined the gypsum deposits in
this vicinity. Previous TO coming here lie Wis
tied ST. Louis and the leading cities west of
there TO ascertain how much could be market
cd. After full investigation of the matter he
has concluded 10 establish mill here for its
manufacture. Mr.. Dewar is man of capital
and c,:ergy and will prove Il valuable addition
TO cnr town. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

We desire to call attentionagain to the grand
celebration TO bc held at the Bates on the
Fourth Of July. Major Forsse and his friends
are sparing no pains to make the celebration a
complete success. Besides the numerous at
fractions which will be presented. as we stated
last week. there will be group of ''mas-
q',ara,lers' who will affori considerable amuse-
ment. The Major invites the Salina people
generally to be present. K
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

Attention is called to the new advertisement
Of Mr.. W. ". Sullivan. He is manufacturing
the ''ClmaX'-an improved tanning mill
which cannot be eXccllcd in effective work.
The farmers who have bought them are great
" pleased with their work. and would not
part with them. Mr.. Sullivan's manuiactury
is in the old building o! Lull & Brother, on
9Th street. lie also manufactures new style
of milk safe. which is very complete.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

The city authorities are pressing on the side
walk and street work vigorously. The Santa
Fc sidewalk on the west side OF the street Is
being extended as far south rs Walnut. The
money OF the city cannot be expended in more
satisfactory manner. than In building sidewalks
and grading streets. Mr.. A. G. COnse super
intends the grading department and does
his work in tirst-class style. An old railroadcr
he understands the business perfectly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

A 'patient OK was hitched singly to cart
which was driven mp street the other day. The
harness was unique, the cart likewise, and the
driver as unconcerned as if he drove span of
the ''spankingest'' bays. Behind him came the
old lady with the horse team. and together
they made the most ludicrons procession that
haEss,Ssed mp Santa Fe for many day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

Mr.. Oscar Seiiz. proprietor Of the Eagle
Drug Store. now h2s'>thc leading drug house
west Of Topeka. IAN old resident Of Salina
the people have tho most implicit conf dcnce
in his skill as a druggist, and in his honesty.
Always urbane. lie is by this reason. very pop
pular. Added to this is the fact that he al
ways keeps the purest Of drugs and medicines.
Patronize this very enterprIsing gentleman.
Notice his new advertisement
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Ice for sale at Carlberg's meat market.

lee for sale mt Cariberg's meat market.
BE Sure AND GET PRICES CT GULF & WICK
HAM BEFORE Purchasing ELSEWHERE;
= At Thaclier'S i, the place to buy fire works
for the Fourth of July.
The best favored ice cream in the city nj
TEACHERS.
BEST COMMON LUMBER FOR $500 AT CUiF
AZ WICHuAM'S..
Georges bank eoi;is!,. At Wilson Bros. &
Co.'S.
Get your baking done nj the Demon:co.
Choice lake white fish, at Wilson Eros. &
Cos.
Died lalibu.. at Wilson Bros. Il Co.'S
W.P. Thatcher is now ready to do all kinds
of baking.
Choice extra shore n'ackerel. at Wilson Bros
s Cos.
LAYS ice cream is the most popular article
in town.
RE SURE AND GET PRICES OF CULr < WICk-
HAN BEFORE: PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
Cal, at Thachcr's new bakery to get your
bread and cakes.
Highest price for corn paid by Powers, Good
now & Co.
At tle ice cream parlors OF the Delmonico
YOU can get the best of ice cream
REST SHINGLES FOR SIS, AT CULP & WICK
- HAMS
Tob prices paid for oats by Powers. Go Cd
now & Co.
Thac,.~r has prepared IN ice cream pariof
Tor the ladies of Salina. 1t is a beautiful place
IN tl,pir /
cream.
Fire works of all kinds at TEACHERS.
Salt and dried herring, at Wilson Bros. &
Co.'S.
III IAN =, * BEFORE foH IT rrnc1AsiSG EIsEwHEiE
If YOU want sq,,a-e meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Ma. Bcrk' real estate
,oilice-only p cents meal. 2if
Ice for sale at Carl5erg's meat market.
Go to bays to get the finest ice cream in the
city.
Highest market prices paid for wheat by
Powers, Goodnow & Co.
The American Sardne Co.'S Boncless Sar-
dimes. are much better, and less than half the
cost of imported sardines. sly
= The best Of board. at the cheapest rates. at
Gus Nelson's boarding house. 2tf
BEST FENCING For $500 AT CCLP & WICK
HAMS.
5000 pounds of fioar and meal at wholesale
mill prices-by w. NJ. CLARKsoN.
Powers. Goodncw & Co. will buy corn. oats
and wheat. and pay the best prices therefor.
Call ut Goodnow's lumber yard.
The firm Of Wilson Bros. & Co. have just re-
ccved tine choicest lot Of fish ever brought to
Salina, both in kits and one half barrels.
W. Il. Gels offers for sale few. pair OF Berk-
shire and Poland China pigs at reasonable fig
iires. lS-3w.
DIMENSION LUMBER FOR $500 AT CUP s
WiCka ANS
Jones Beebc have sold this season
IL thrcshing machines,
40 rcapers,
4. riding and walking cultivators.
Pretty good for men who do not know any
t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

The agent for the Babcock Fire Engine Com
pany was i'm town last Thursday. lie was
hunting up the man who holds the city purse
and wanted his little pay for the machine
furnished 10 Salina. The bonds Of the city is
sued for that purpose were turned over to him
at % cents on the dollar. We consider this a
very good price for the bonds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-W- :. WELLS
to,ii., iilncn-P. e. BOND, II. W. kEIrH, l.
tr,Yr Ed WI,TaANN ,uAEri:. HAHiLS.
Polio. Jui-e-N- +. CARKoLL.
tl,rk-tDWIN l.. l;,.WES.
TREASURER II. DIopGEEr.
S,srslia-I.. NJ. IUTTiE.
D,:sAiy. L.rsha!-.jouS GRANT.
Ppiicenan-J. : GREER.
Street nlfi.SIon.r-,j- L. HrsSEY.sS
City AftorneY-JoEN FOSTER ~
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Patronizs Home Manufactures.
1.-THE CLIMAX"

wish 10 mn, ounce 10 the farmers Of Central Kansas,
th,, am now perm ,nrntly locie II Saa, Kansas.
and intend manufacturing nay improved Tanning Mill
Itim,x Having had an experience OF over ]: years
in the business feel u,ii Ia making the assertion
ina, The Climax has no ca "a. for the great variety Ot
ci,nn. that can be done by IT.; cleaning anything in
The shape Of grain, from grass seed up to corn:
also make in connection with my mill business
very nice article Of Milk Safe with wirs. doors and
sides which admits free circulation Of air AMI light.
two things indispensable for the raising o! cream
Every machine warranted u be OF the best material
and the m,c hanical par first class.
Shop on Fifth ST., in I.ul!'s building.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN.
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Powers Gpoi.,,y * CO. report Nc following:
whca:-spriss, 5c0c.6D per bn.; winter, 'oca
per ba.
Rye. 55etioc per bu
C"rn-sl.rlle.l, Sic per bu.; unshclled so.
Oats 3l: Der u.
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The Union Sunday School picnic at Dccbe's
grove was very pleasant. Music aud croquet
enliyened the occasion.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Take Notice.

As nv WIFI. Carnda ISlm',arg IN cf my bed and
,n,rd Without ius, cause Therefore, hereby notify
all persons not give rany credit my ncc',iat as
shall rot be responsible for rny debts conractsd by
her. L.; y. HoIAhNh nv
Ln,lshurg, McPh,rson county, Kansas,
y,'..,,,,. ia .J-lw
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DRESSED LUMBER FOR $500 AT CULP 4
WIlkuAM'S
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
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JlasInof lol COS pdr i!ro .Su!
-AeHeq S! Su!ooS .o,rp SIN, ruolJ spooS
TIC no polSDo s,uomeonpu! lr!oodS
'sdvO y sivI1 'saoHS fslooa 'oxrnLo1o
SCOOP iuG 'svaL ano su!mrxo pur IlrO
'spooS InoH lIr no 7uoo aod OF noH oArs
uro oM uu!r,o SqoIoq pun luuoos!p qsro
g 10 ,youoq or, saomo,suo mo oA!S IEM
pur qsro IoI spooS mo AUG on QUO
.iur "a pIoslepuu aq lou llrM ON 'lyoId
GU 10 ,yold 'm!Ms 10 Hu!s 'o.p 10 oAyI
.oloVMoslo weq, AUG uro noS urq1
loMcI spooS noST lbs uro oM u!rlo ON
's.puoa y 1000
10 .irlds:p no Mou S! 1soM OH u! pouodo
LoAo sdoo0 10 NooIs lsaouvI znL
;}osHsH pue pesH
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DRY Creek Picnic.

sHEATHiNG LUMBER FOR s2soo AT CULp
WICKIAM'S
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SALIVA WEEKLY NsRxE1 EErORT.

Corrected hy u. T. Watson, dealer in Grocrrits,
'rov,.ions and Qiecnswar,, ., Santa fc avenue.
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Jones & Beebc have sold this season
IL thrcshing machines,
40 reapers,
A. riding and walking cultivators.
Pretty good for men who do not know any
thing about machinery. 1t
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TIME TABLE-K. p. r. r.
fRAlS: GOING EAST.

TRAINS GOING WEST.
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w
looking room. An excellent bait, house is to
be built in the rear Of the shop. "
One hundred reapers and twenty-five thrcs,,.
ers have been sold by our dealers in agricul-
tural Implements. this season. And st.ll some
think this is not an agricultural country. II
any county can do better than this let it be
heard from immediately.
It was brave Collins who rushed ahead Of
the flood TO announce to the people the terrible
tidings. Whitehead & Seaman are furnishing
the freshest news of floods. fires, accidents.
wars and everything else. At their depot YOU
can purchase the best newspapers in the coun-
try.
On Saturday evening last our household
WIS awakened by strains of most beautiful
music from the guitar and violin. It was a
grand moonlight evening ard after hours OF
''solemn stiffness" such good music was won
dcrfnlIy enchanting. To the unknown sere.
naders we extend our thanks.
Mr. A. II. Rose presents us with one of J. C.
Longshore's American Patent Lever Stove
Handle and Carpet Tool Combined. 1t is cr,-
rious but useful continuance. It will fit and
lit with perfect safety any vessel or dish used
about stove; it will stretch carpets, drive
and draw tacks. crack nuts and may be put to
a hundred other uses. For fifty cents you can
purchase oiic Of Mr.. Rose, who is agent for
this State.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19

oangeri as neitner persuasion nor violence
could induce him to attempt to cross it,
whereas q horse from one Of the States
would spring in and both be and his rider
would sink in black mud to raise no more.
! believed the story then as it was told
me, but have often since laughed at my
e~redulity. The "hog wallows'' are in
reality but indentations in the otherwise
even surface Of the prairie, and look as il
long ago'numbers Of hogs had their beds
10 th~em-hence the name. e In some in.
stances they look as if the soil had been
blown into waves that had not yet sub.
sided. l have heard various theories as
TO thor origin. chief among which are,
that they were made BY hog dsk when all
this land vas covered With water that
hsraI Of buffalo made them by lying
down to sleep when the ground was soft,
andsthat they were caused by tie gradual
filing in Of the huge cracks made in the
ground BY the intense heat of = long dry
sanimer. l observed the filing of some
Of these CRACKS in'the yard, and they left
dininutive hog wallow.' "IIog wallos
lands are considered the best. but ssi
the ~heslthiest. though I have seen nc
dissrsacs in that respect, as the country
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19
Il round here is healthy, and it is nearl,

all round here is healthy, and it is nearly
all 'bog wallow." a
Health is good in the country, Dallas
being built 10 q low, fiat place near tn:
river, is not so healthy. In summer the
heat is intense. but did not find it u c
waiting. The strong south wind constants,
y prevails is very disagrecabIe, and thi',
in conjunction with tue sun glare FROM
the prairie, causes sore eyes and mouths
One often meets men who have no beard
to protect their lips FROM the wipd, witt
the SKIN of al egg over them. | have
seen but two or three strong. heal las
looking women 81 ce | have been hel,,
aud they have not been long in the Sta e
They are all frail, droop ,houldered,
weary looking things, while the men are
reverse, strong aud stalwart, of the sort
that are "moslded with the fist and
polished with the pick ax.' Yet there
are as many widows here as in .Arkansas,
which is noted for widows. The wcmen.
lead rough, anxious lives, and is no won,
der they look tired. The men generally
spree around" lead rocking lives. dc
but little hard work, and throw aside all
cares at a horse race or Irolic. have
never seen such a collection of weak
women, strong men and sound white
teeth as | did a. a revival here. Tie
good teeth are owing, | suppose, to the
limestone water aud anbo,ted flour bread
Correspondent Of the Rural SIN.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19
Fifth and Last Gifts Concert
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OFKENTUCKY
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The managers have determined to
have tie drawing Of the Fifth and Last
Gift Concert OF the Public Library of
Kentucky on the 30th day of Novembtr
next. We believe row that all the tick.
cts will be sold, and that the drayinc
will be a full one hut whether al are
sold or not, the drawing will nevertheless
certainly come off on the day appointed.
The special object of this card is to
call a meeting of the ticket holders at
Public Library Hall. on the 10th of No.
vember, to make arrangements in connec.
tiCn with the committee appointed BY
the Trustees to superintend the counting
Of the tags representing the number Of
tickets sold. While there is no actual
necessity for the presence of ticket>h,l,
ders, as under our arrangements the in>
terests Of all equally cared for. yet at the
same time | would greatly prefer that as
many Of those interested as can, would
attend this meeting and see each for
himself how perfectly fair and impartial
the distribution must be.
Every arrangement has been made for
the drawing-but little more than a
mouth remains for the sale Of the re
maInder Of tho tickets, aud whatever is
done must be done promptly.
THos. 4. BRAMLErTE.
Agent aud Manager
Louisville, KY. Oct. p, 1874.
Oct 2ex2.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19

!. b. N LIN r.. j.. BLAIR
MCLIN Il BLAIR, ATTORNEYS AT
wi LAW AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
Jonesboro', Tenn. .'ROMPT attention
given to all business entrusted to us
throughout the counties C mprising
Upper East Tennessee. 70Octl3
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-11-19
THE WHOLE WESTERN COW
ann TRY q

Can now be easily reached by the AT
LANTIC. AND PACIFIC, AND MISSOURI
AND PACIFIC Railroads ana their laA,
stage and Steamboat connections. Thee
lines commence at st. Louis, at whirh
point the Mississippi river is crossed by
tue most magniticentoStecl Bridge IN The
World, and traverse the whole length
of Central and Southwest Missouri, aud
alportion arkansas and the Indiana Ter
ritOry' and thus furnish tothc business
man, pleasure-sCrkcr and tho pmigrani,
the most direct and comlOrtabIe route
to all points IN Missouri, KanSa,. TeSs''
Colorado, New Mexico. Nebraska, utah'
Wyoming, California. Oregon aud the
whole Pacific, slope. superior induce
ments are offered for those seeking new
homes in the Far West, and the tral''
p~0rtatiOn facilities are unrqualcd By sny
Western road. Everybody gong Wrd
should give these roads a trial, AVID BE-
convinced that the Missouri Iaca'
Through Line and the Atlantic AMI "a
cific Short Line are the really ropnn
thronghfares of travel. ForlnmS,tme
tables information a$itO rates, Tpole'
etc., address +. a. Ford, General nv
senger Agent, ST. Louis Mo. QueSltop
will be ciieeriuily and promptly a'Se,
ell TIl Q. FfHNTHHf lfII.HI+|H .it.
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GO TO TEXAS
= VIA THE
LONE STAR ROTE
GREAT NORTH.
ERN Il R.)
GO TO TEXAS

kiN AND OhEAl NOk1fl-
ERN Il r.
Passengers gong to Texas via Men,
phis and Little Rock. or Via Shreveport.
strike this line at LOngvicw. the Best
Route to Palestine, Hearne Waco, Aus
tin, Huntsville, Houston, G; WESTON and
all points in Western, Central, Eastern
and So uthern Texas.
Passengers Via New Orleans will find
it the Best Route to Tyler. MincOla, Dali
las, OvertOm, Crockett. Longview ana all
points in Eastern and Northern Texas. 3
This line is we'll built, thoroughly
equipped with every modern improve
ment, including New and Elegant Day
Coaches. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
Westinghouse Air Brakes, MiIler's Pat
ent Safety Platforms AMI Couplers and
nowhere else can the passenger so COM
pletely depend on a speedy, safe and
comfortable journey.
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admir-
ably answered the query slow to 90
to TXas!" by the publication of an ia
teresting and truthful document, con-
tanning Il valuable aud correct man, which
can be obtained, tree OF charge, by al
dressing the GENERAL TICKET
AGENT international and Great North
ern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
Distric Ell febl2ly
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CnANCERY AT JoNESBORo.
Lucinda Phillips VS.. John Phillips. ct Al

~ aIs
In this cause it appearing from the al
legations In complaiuants bill that John
Phillips. u of the defendants in this
u is a citizen of Yanccy county in
che State of North Carolina. 1t is there
lore ordered that publication be made for
lonr successive weeks IN the Herald and
rio"h a newspaper published In the
Town OF J~onesboro. Tenn. notifying said
defendants to appear before our said
Chancery Court on the 4th Monday of
November next. and make his de.
u to complainants bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to him.
and set for hearing ex-palte. Witness.
u. F.Swingle, Clerk aud Master of sail
Son a. etsce in Jonesbero', this the Sth
day of October, 1874.
oetSw4pfss.