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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-17
French PerInnlery,


TEE p. KUNKEL'S BI1TBR ZINE OF IRON
R F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine o. Iron win
eHeciualy cure iser complaint. jaund ce, dyspepsia
CHROME or nervous debility, chronic diarfnrra dis
ease OF kldneya ami AL diseases arr. ing from
ulsMdf red liver, stomach or iniestnts such as con
suiailon, natuence, inward piles, fn ness Of b ood
TO tn head acid of the stomach nausea heart
burn, disgust for foot, funess Of weight in tie
stomach, sore ernctatiOus sinking or iutteting at
the pit OF the stomach, swimming Of the h. al hur-
n q OF dfncult breaihtig nut ering at the heart,
CHOKING Or tunuGat MI sensations when In lying
y sure. uimnes3 Of vision. do webs before tl
ght, du pain IN the head, deficiency Of perspra-
uon yellowness Of the skin and eyes pam IN the
hlde, buck, heat, chest, limbs etc, sudden flu hes
OF neat, burning IA the esh constant magintnRs o.
eNll. anu great preston OF spirits, frlca 81 per
b tile. Is ware OF buntcrfells DO not LEI ynur
druggists palm on some other preparation Of IRON
ne may Say Is AS good, bat ask fDl Kunkel's Bitter
v lue OF iron. Take no other. kunktIs Bitter
Wine Of lion IL not sold IN buk-Only tn.si bottles
\. i. hunkel Proprietor, No. 2bg North Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Ia.
For sale by all drui gsis and dealers everywhere.
L. F KuNKELs BIT ER WINE OF IRON.
poyou want som thing to strengthen you, or a
good appeut d you want to get rid OF nervous
hehsH DO You want energy, eep well, or he cur d
OF dyspeps az eg Of iver disease? q rs r. + Kun
kills B.tter Vine Of Lon. Eve bottle guaraut, o I
Depot and Ofice, . North Ninth Street, philad /
phia Pa. Get the genuine. Sold BY all druggists
ASK for Z f. kunkels ana take no other.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with head complete, In from TWO
10 three hours. No fee till r,mOved by Dr. F. II.
hunk J. 25s North Ninth street, Philadelphia seat
fn and stOnacn Worms also removed. Can and
druggist Tor kunkels Worm syiup. Price, 81 per
bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-17

THOMAS n. TAsgsR, Ja. sTsPHBs y N. TAssss.
NfORiiI6, TASRER s. co.
PASCAL IRON wuRKA
Philadelphia
TAsKRR IRON WORKS
New Castle, De-
once, FIFTH AND TASKER SITS, Phlladeipnla
once and warehouse, 10 Gold street, New YOrs
once and warehouse No 90 Oliver ST. Boaton
bANURAcTUKEIls OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES, platn ,alya
nlEOd and rubber -coaied, for Gas, steam ana
Water.
LAP-WELDkD CHARCOAL IRON BoiLEh
TUBES.
oIL-WEIL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND S'rHAM-FIrTERSi TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER Pipe
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAL-GAS APPARATUS, atc
We woulh call special attention TO our Patent VI
chhlaed hhDher-coateu rune. nar2e-iy
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-17

Scots and SHOES.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
TO TIE
CITIZENS OF WELLINGTON AND VICINIlY.
AT TIRE Boston oNE-rRIcE noUse,
NOS. 2Ol AND 200 MARhET ssAEEF
Can be found the argesl and lnest assortment Of
BOOTS AND saCEs FOX
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES AND CDMDRENs.
ALSO, THE MOST FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
at prices which cannot be competed with.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
We guarantee o give our Gus omcrs better goods
AT lower prices, hut I'll boots ana Shoes ana in cnin.
ing, Than can be purchased anywhrie II q M tlis
know OF what they composed and how they are
iladf. keep no auctiDn DDS! Before pur-
chasing lsewherc Gail aud examine our stock aud
priua and satisfy Yourself of the truth Of the above
statement. RemcinOe the place.
NOS. POI AMI 2 9 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
v. L. HOLMES co.
h. HOLMES henry PIKE.
novb-2mo
pHLP G. BENKLRT.
ss5 NORTH SECOND ST., PRILADGL INA,
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
LADIES', oENTlENE,'s AND cnIlDREivs
BOOTS, suogs AND GAIrgRs.
Fs-cALL AMI ExASrsg our STOCK. octic-sm
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-12-17

az Firs,-ciass Wors aud aoo Maternal auaren
teed ianaI-ly
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

10 worth something b kn-w thst the shortest pos
sible ronie frm Kspsss City 10 Buffalo, ri'fsbury.
Wheeling. Psrtersburg, Baltimore. Philsdelph's,
New York. osson ed issvaediofs reisss IL through
81. Loais over the 81 Ieais Kaus,s City Northern
short Lp- nd the shortess possible route from Kan
sas city IN Hannibal, Quincy. Chicago. Toledo. De
tro; ard isferptsdiss poss. VIA ST Louis. Kansas
City Northern Shor Line. u j. the only rOsi re-.
ming six s eXpscss trains, txo mpre issn any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road. In conneesioa with the Kansas Cns. 81
10 .eph Council Eisas r. r.. forms TIE say Omahs
anil ST. Lnnis through lin, running through Pu!lmsr
Sleeping Palaces between ON aha and -. i"us, and
positively the oD;y Ne that passenger from caiifor-
mia, Ui.h. Sioux Cty, Omaha. Couscil Bua', Ne
bra-ka CITY. and 81. J.s,ph cia cona-c. ~ al
sruiss Of the kansas City, st. Js-eph Council Bluff
R.ilroa eiosr and direct for 81 Luis and all point,
Eat via Sc. Luis ANY other line to- osis involves
lay -oyer 1t ksns,s CITY of dve h"afs. one train
This Is the only line rusums many trains with sa'
perb Reclining Chair Cesrh~-, elegantly caspetd and
tt- with drssing with toilet convcuiuces fol
ladies, gesii.mes ssd familiss. sitAsss ssy sss'u
change Ticket agests ceiling tiekeS 10 the Esss vii
vouch for the above mas, ard furuih tickets, map.
circular. ssd time tab,s BY this roste. for oh.
formation relative 10 sAh line address A. e. Dswes
ST. Jossyh. No or r D. Grosa, 81 Lssi. No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

In tAree days Il ilsaA esFssisisa. ~ w,ss ts.s.
e!er selscss BIZ bsisss lessaS 0s In a,mes<
every ins,sce he dcsises % r-ach biz descasfoa .
speedy possible. md sos the scccmplisAssf efthai
purpose th- 15sssWi Abs!hs TAss~eA liss iron ~
westso M BAs. via Kasss csy ssd S. fSsb. o.
ers isdscrAsssss usussvsrd By 10y ear bss In ~
country ESeyyAinG. osasecarA with III 1issss~'
fus;ie Z = i ~ 49,. Esd NJ s1oge,ss IL 10
Miller Flstlem - WsaiAShssss Air Deske, . essh.
es vim hs ruIls1lRr<ss sed rreiistns easiS ecseA.
e., rvn.aa . 6ip ss9 ~ iine perfecsi, safe ssa
pleasant. Psss<sU1s nSo ~ 1870 Of the wsss, b
taking IL. Expesss ssaiss = Esasas City. Iessens.
vent, Asehi.os SD sas prsaineas esssss. Ina
ed in 81. Losis q sassaahae hsap, osrsisg ~
evening asd h smSae uae b make 6ifset eDnste,iss
with all raaiFosb scs svsy Pstat In The Nesth Eas
.ed soa.A .-pRsic.l1 iafssAAioa. vim n,es, tin
tasir. 4. nsy be - u ~ vssinas 'JhsussA T,rk
q. IS c0ces IN IL vess. O. sp-a prr~ossi sri'sr
s--yse.sicn - &. n. naxs~r. Wessers fas~ iges
Ae,ss. Kss.sst,sy Ne, or y 4. PcrS, Cen. nssses
s~r Assss, - Loan, No
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nat Qu RaHk.

EDrTuR JorRxAL:-1 am glad that in youI
last issue y0u called the attention 81 The city
to the subject Of public park. No one hav.
ing any apprOciafi0o II the ornamental ~ veil
- the strictly ussful. but will heartily seco0d
any move inshas direction.
Nov d The tisne for the city to secure PARK
grounds n lezsg, when land y cheap. end largs
bodies ioproved BY permanent busidsnGs ran
De had. Al little expesse the city can ootain
pleasant grounds which would BE- . source q
much pleasure sow. AID y gradual and COO.
tinued improvement. b the Desf desirable -
difioo any plaee could have.
Aaythinx thus expendsd would pay rell.
In the cosiiAg shsde a. the heassiful trees. Tn
ov.rvorked pca ADD heesed ~ veoea and
ehildrea. wssld lad Ideiighlfsi rscseasise asd
pleasant ress. Eees 0sse than Esnsans could
apprscisae neal park. SseA retreat frsal
haas and Gust would be . psico)o0 "a 70 gu
citizens. ard Salianis greatest aesf.etisa Sos
ssrAngesk We ny 90 q soce Aave tsanspae.
ens iskss. e1qsisaes grssiess 81 P,ayiag lIas.
~ On, .s a. -: ~ r. 80. -,
birds.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

. ~p ,-xxnos Lopez no 5, meets ever! seisss
,tsy evening nj O'Clock. in A1son,c m
H,iLra. CC,J u. MoHLEn, N Oh ~
l.O.OF.--saLrSA LoDGE No =. III ".c,ocI. r
RnXn = e., ~. wirrHASS, Secretary.
,nor-sN, EscAsrxExsNo Is, a Odd Fellow
Hall. first and third n ass.a scril.'
Lopez No. 90. II Masonic HIN
AZ az oi thiri Monday in each month. D. u WAC
srsrT. vs. N, J. DEWITT, Secretary
GO, ,ox., AKcu CHarrEk No. IL, at Masonic tai.
SALANE - II T.nr.h Noutny in zach month b. D.
WsSSa. N. EHP.. J. DEwirr. Secretary.
III ,sor Axp Observation-Disclosures Temple
tNxr1L o 81 T-,aserxuce No. 2, meets every Mn
q HON.. ~ 4, m. odd feilJw.' Hall, over T. W
hsr,lxare store VISITING brothsrt are eg'
ANS invited ~ attend. L. N. lrfiLE'"' ~
WEs1, ". K. ,,rnr.
,,,,or Va a n OF Meets In Odd = iiows
asii ..eond and fourth Friday evening" % ssfH
.r-u. m s. L. NORToS, \. Z; Mrs.. . a NoA'''
V &; Z. IoSnAp, T. :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

"asa9-S. Gcimr Feet are rmin'leti of the fac; fhai
the Ho5a.l L;ss L. the LINE running Lightning
KrPye.s Hwiss auy eqvpiwi with pss, nj air brakes.
Mixer platfDr,n-, &c ;, rrrm n. Lpu,.. Hsnn.bal and
Quincy. stopping os:y at the prncipai station,
and reaching :,rw Yosx, B0sroS and tnt;rmrdiais
points from o TOT HOURS IN ADVANCE s
Competing Lines from all POINTS Ia the West.
1t Is also the Oa'y .iss runnis Through Cor, from
Kasss etss to l.ass<yoii. sa4 csaesnsss. via Quin
ry. avoiding all Terry aud Omnibus transfers.
Through PULLMAN SixSuxs CANS, run VIA the Va
SdsA Live ooly, from, 81. I.,sis and QgiSeT 10 "
wArss, Fsass~ sst- Cassssaso, sssssSso.g VII
sleeping and drawing 1s.m Cars for BuAslo, Roch-
ester. New lsrk, &C., without change.
srEciAL SoriCE.-A Pullman Sleeping Car leave,
the Missouri river daily. sui rms through 70 <prng
ac,d. m avoiding change u Quincy.
For ath.r Informs; ion time tables, which car
be obtained 1t all Through Ticket eaices In IN,
wet. " T. MALCOLM.
Gen. Fass'r Agt, Toledo
J. :. LAZARUS.
weSfvvu Ag't kansas C;s-.
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Wis 81. Louis, kansas City and Northern, and Chit
caso Alton Railroads., er,esinG the MississD3i o.
the great bridge at Louisiana No, and passing
through Jacksonville. bloomington anil Joliet. No
tran:fsrs. Csrrtss. 80 csasss Of cars. The only
line running Reclining Seat Palace cars between Kan
sas City and Chicago without change. Noexfra charge
far seats in three Pulisn.n Palace Sleeping
run through between Kansas City and Chicago. with
out change Palace Dining hay trains. Time
track Scenery. accommodations. shrsd Of all Other
routes. &c McNCLLlN.
t;escIal Superintendent. Chicago.
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. rsss'r Ag't Cbicag"
rRANKG HIGH, Western Travelling Ag~nf, Xmas
City. No.
Chics;, Past Freight Line. ss,rts.t. quickest an.
best. ". n HID.
General Western Agent, Eansss City, NJ,
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muRcH DIRECTORY

1E:eSASs ssSs,.,b =, n A. II and Z r. u. ssbbAtf
sczsoi, s:UP u. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nioS3 -
N<fuSpss1 EriscoPAI-Rev - Nm. ID .x
osciock r. u. sabbath sshofI. escn SaIo"'
"a. 81 Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday e'euas
e,1,corAL-Rev. j. II. Lee, Pastor freaehiae ~ u''
.-.o,,.Rsx ! I'm Foysrty Pas;:r Serves OF
ne cond sabLaih Of each mouth II The Coui' i''1s'
n.,,,,r-Rry. J. L. D,wner Pastor prrAcans =,
The arst In.: third suaasy. OIL s~e a ). .Srrs
s,,,.,.,s PRAYER IN .=;ing wedresdAy eseam<
rv,s1,aS CAraca-Prrachins In inc isPs, .sa,,h :.
On me I'd and 9Th Lsrd's day u eAca "''' =
Elder n ID. GOODWIN
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co,,Nry DIRECTORY.

Juar, Of the Distract Court. H. fhHss"''
Srnsror-J H. EowAnps
Railrusd A. :essor-W. +. L-sIiI.
.ai'r,, t:Smu:s.ioners-w p. scaJLl' shs'r'lHh
, n PALAIx and Il. s. CaAsrL'
nunty CirrI-DAvIu IErnE
t;oanty Attorney-E- W HoDckiSs"S'
Probate Judse-iIENRI LOGAN.
t.rrk ~ the bistrictC .,uEf-AuGCrI D'N'''
s;.uufs Irra,urrr-I. T.. fAcLASEh
sheriff.. j. GorSe-
Rrglst.r Of Desi..s IRIS, ,y. H,su,r.
SUPERINTENDENT of Public ihs'fae'1o'i
Iur,ner-J. h. It'll, JR
Srry,y.r-o. +. HAAILf1S
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

4 car load ofChinsse Went west last "eu"e''
,luy evening
george. ban. codd..i, at Wilson Bros q
Co.'S.
y.,Jers o. h.wvrs carry OH good irLie o.:
Santa Fee.
Purasals and .n.-large a.sor'm -m' ja.t re-
.-iyed, At Otcr & Bonl..
Choice lai.r White fish at wilson br"<. /"
Gus.
The c,r,,x.t store la toan is The Nrw York
sore.
Choice extra shore n,sckrrcl. at WILSON BROS
:. Co.'S.
New yoo,.s-.l-w goods Of all kinds. al
Ober s. Bonds.
n,ea balibui. III Wilson Bros. Il Co.,
Inv. Ice cr,am /. the most popular Article
in town.
Carpc,s-mrw 10; jus; arrived, a; o3er {.
Bonds.
The nicrs, and cheapest parasoi. la tSwA a;
the New YORK Store.
shawls, shawl. A big stock Ola hand and
for sale cheap. ut Obrr 4 Bonds.
lliyhcs, p,,ce tor corn paid by Powers, Cool
now & ca.
Cor..t,.. cor..tt, .-3iy.e,t stock in town
AT O5er i Bonrs.
tio ans, cxanins t!,- ric!, .iik. al The Ne"
York store.
Top price. pail for oa's by Powers. Cool
non 4 Co
II is advisable fer your own Interest {" b",
>our yen,.r..l dry-sVod> Al the Ne" lori
stors.
The ,a.lir. call a, Lays 10 "a, th,ir IL
cream.
Sa.I AMI dried herring. II Wilson Bs"s. :
Co.'S.
Weached and brown cotton NJ the very low
c.; figures at the New York store.
if you want a sq,t:I-e meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite MAJ. lIrrk's real estate
.ofiicc-only % csnts meal. 2if
The cheapest store in town is the New York
sore.
TO 20 Lily. to get the finest ice cream ia tl''
city.
Ilishcs, market prices paid for wheat b.
''"ef>' """'"'" .
Chow Chow and all kind. vi pickles at Obe'
4 Bonds.
The American Sardine Co.'S Boneless Sar
dimes. arr much better. and less than halt TIN
lost Of imported sardiurs. 3-ly
Caaliaower. Girkins. Piccal,,li and mike,
pickles. at Ob-r & Bonds.
The best of board. a, the cheapest rates. a
,.u, Nelson's boarding house. :n
- 49,
''e''e' '"''' SAUCE ''' ''''
"'
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MCPHERSON County IrEMs.-Will you al
low few io,iings from the beautiful Gypsum
creek valley in Mcpherson county:
If so. We will say that this portion of the
"Grra, West" has improved. and is improving
rapidly. Considerable wealth is concentrated
hSfr aud mo.r Is coming ia.
Much permanent improvement has been
made within the last year. and men Of limited
means Sre laying some real foundations for
time to come.
Our crop prospects are good. were never
better. Rye is in bloom. winter wheat is In
head, sprin: wheat. barley aud oats are excel
lent. corn is nearly or quite al planted and
much Of /; is up nicely.
Many fruit and forest trees have been planted
and as general thing are growing we'll.
Multiplied miles Of hedge have been put out.
and seems to BE- growing finely.
Four common schools are in successful ope-
ration in our valley. three Of them in our gov
ernmcnt township. ard one near to it.
| Prot. b. u. Gates l. closing up term Oi
twenty lessons In the sciescc Of music, to the
young people aud Others st Roxbury and VI
cinity. He gives good satisfaction Is teach
er and we wish him much success IN this &C.
partment Of labo-.
q. W. Banks, Esq. .sd lady, Of your city
have been making . visit among their friend,
At this place.
How Is it that our ever faithful mail carrier
! from tins place 20 Sal,na. James l.awsos. Ar
rives at Saliaa at l::e'cleck p. n. on Fnday
and at Roxbury at p. y. On Saturdays
Which end of,hc road is the longest, or which
Of the two days Is the shortests will ou'
government employee tell US:
Nevertheless. our mails come r. gulsriy. ant
all are glad to receive them when they come
uoxo.
| RoxsvaY. McPher.ea CO., Kan,
May slsf. 1874.
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very rsrid, safe and easy way to make money, !:
u procure territory - tntroiuc. the lse-s useful in
venson that il waited every day. by evey one, every
where, who has family. rfall sized Sewing Machine
with Tabsc ssd Tresdle for only elethas docs the
work - . machine yua wsald pey. 90 for. Rapid.
smooth and Arm, makes . sram 80 strong ths cod
will tear below he shchrs rip apart. Eight new A.
tach,nens for Ill wosk ant de improved Button Hole
Worker used BY osly. Agests need Only show hesr
In operation - sell In svesy hoase they ssser - and
howard. cleared daily By smart agents No such NJ
chine Offered a any such price. r. no sott las
year, Ia, oeV Eamilirs ase thrn Demand increasing
e., lawys elitors nachnisis tnilors, ke reoOm-
mend them perfect Rights given ffvc 70 AFss sP-
licanis II sheF. u agency in psee. write fo'
II, or bay . machine tor your family relst0s.
there 10 HITTER cheap Machines o. al pars
Vi the couatTy receipt Of price, 80. ResA alver
tisenrni hrg;,ninx !" 3ap saved N every family IN
sn,ther Isr If this payer. Address the propTietors
koSEHSJ NrIL:GSS Co.. yss canal - N-w York
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28
CITY DIRECTORY.

S..or-w S WEiLs- 49,, 4
kv,i.,cilin.i,--P. Y boNn, IL !" Min
80 In WITraANx, CnAkI.E. HAN.IN-
I,slicx Jud zen. r. tAkxoii
siexH-ED1IS Z. B,wES
srasursr-J II. BLo31LfT
Ia,,hai-L. u. 1rrTLE.
lIe:a,ry N1r.fia!-JoHN GRANT
rolic,ln..-J. ). GRiEH.
str,et Cumiais-iuusi-L. l.. hCssEf
.,ry Attorne,--JOlIS EosIkE-
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The late high waters II tho Saline carried
away substantial stone bridge 1t Lincoln
Center. and entirely destroyed +. D. Ben
nets dam at Rocky Hill. 1t d reported that
Mr. Bennett Is discouraged and will make no
effort 70 rebuild Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

The old Planters House WAS sold at sher-
lbs sale last week aud bought by Mr.. Done
gan. liz is tearing the old building to pieces.
Thus an ''aacient RUM disappears. and the
once ''Eashioaablc" hosiery Will be mentioned
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

The RUSSELL 4 Morrow market building vas
,moved last week to the vacant lots adjoiain.
Huebner's livery stable. On the south Of thi.
csller has been ding. and Mrs. Girard will
put ap building. The two buildings north
will be used for paint shop By Mr.. z. 8. Mar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

The young men Of this city have concluded
to organize two boat clubs. W. X. Fitzgerald.
an old ship carpenter, Is to construct them.
The flour mile track between the two dams
Is to BE- the boating ground. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

Has the Saline County yosvxai no ladies
among it, readersf Or IL Il read, and intended
to be read, only BY rowdies and blackgnards.
Herald.
Yes, Sister Hanna is one Of it, readers. it
seems.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

4. T. Skancks, brother Of l.. G.Skancke
Of this city. died on the 18th sf April last, at
Hyeres, in the provinces Of Var. France He
had been visiting France for his health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

Through trains e(ehe Chicago & Alton r. r.
via Louisiana, No.. lsave Kansas City At l:40
r. n. and arrive In Chicago 30 next day
ahead Of all oth-r lines arrive In Indianapo-
lis at $50 p. n. with b0t one change Of cars
at Bloomington At s:lo In the morning. By
this line Jon arrive IN indianapolis same time
rs by ether lines. bat you change cars at rsas
enable time In the morning. an advantage Of
fcrrd by nh other line. Get your tickets at
the Kansas Pacific l,rpot in Salina. and try the
East Chicago line. The trails leaving SaIina Al
SIS 4. n. makes close connections With the
Z. & a. trains al Kansas City which arrive In
Chicago at 80 next day-makin: the trip Ia
3? hours. dt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

Col. I. Z. Cakes. general freight agent ri
the Kansas Pacific, was In town last Thursday
for the purpose Of ssccr;aining As near rs pos-
sihle the amount Of wheat Which will he raised
IN Saline county tlis season. lie proposes to
reduce the freight tariff on such shipments.
and wishes to make an estimate for that pur.
pose. In Dickinson county the grangers and
farmers generally assisted him IN obtaining
the desired Information. ard we hspe Saline
county farmers will also assist him in every
wav they can.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

What has become Of t!se - Tsm and Jerry.
only five cents glass, so literally advertised
in the Josrsal NOT long since? h the editor Of
that sheet now playing the high moral role. or
did the remarks ri our correspondent -, +" cut
little too close :-Hcraid.
That Is pretty question {" ask. for 4 man
who carries such perfect liquor sign as the
Herald man does. Tom and Jerry in hot
weather, AMI 1T only five cents drink Think
OF it,! The H.rrI cannot deceive the people
BY such hypocrisy a. Hanna l., guilty of in
asking that questions. How close - 4" cut. we
leave to the Judgment Of those who read his
articles. and then ours. On the first page Of
last vice.: 5 Hsrasd We find that Johnny Ryan
keeps popular billiard hall, and the finest.
costliest and Parest wines. liquors &c. A pref
~ paper to eriflcise another paper about its
liquor advertisements.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

Inannouncing tho coal discoveries in Ottawa
county. We were careful not to relate anything
indefinite. We were MT guilty Of .'erag.rx-
tion." as the Herald claims. but spoke upon
good authority. The latter paper made It's re
marks upon the mere snpposiiion that we
couldn't tel. the truth. II 1t will stir around
and try and find out what is going on in the
world. It will discover very easily psany things.
which. at present, 1t knows nothing about.
Usual. small and bitter" seems very funny.
when we consider the source.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-28

Messrr. c. &. CuIp and A. W. wickham. r.
der the firm name OfCulp 4 wickbam. sueeekd
Mr. Frank Goodnow in the lumber busincssa
rhe sale was perfected the mIt:dle eflast week.
The members Of the new firm are two Of Sail
mas best young men. both Of whom are thor
oughly experienced in business lite and who
are valuable acquisitions to the ranks Of Sail
mas business men. Notice their new sdver-
tisement, which contains valuable information
Tor those who are DESTROYS Of purchasing iun-
Der.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-06

Incomes A measure of finance. such proposal IL
serious enough but there is another Wow OF 1t even
more serious 1t is bid for support but for whose
support Who are TO be benefited What classes
of the people of England will hail this measure as
measure of relief
Not the working classes for it does not touch
them as body. It's incidence begins with an IN
come of $500 and the working classes in England
do not earn $500 year They care nothing aDout
the tax. 1t is the middle classes who hate IT, ana
who are expected TO rally round Minister VINO
promises 20 destroy it, The small shopkeepers' the
petty tradesmen the people who live on fixed sal
aries. the civil servants the employers-in word
the great body of well-to-do people have been It's
victims and will rejoice in its repeal. To them Mr
Gladstone turns and from the working classes
spite Of his 6atterng words ITO tho peasants-he
turns away. He has made up his mind that enough
has been done for the present in the interests OF the
artisans, and not enough for the bOur0e0iSH lie
has reflected that his countrymen are a practical
people He has heard often of late that they are
tired of reforming sentimental abuses He has re-
solved to- give them something practical. ana on
this remission of money burden the Liberal leader
at last takes his stand 1t must DO Keen dlsap-
pointmcnt TO his old friends. e. VS.