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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15

fNANAL STREET, NO. $50 NEAR BROADW &Y.-THREE
Lofts to let together or separate Apply III store on
premises
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
Administrators Sale CT
Real Estate.
N-oT,eE HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ihA
~ in r,,rsusl.re Of au cf,!cr CT the Disitit-
Court md judicial District il ard iuf V!lis"5
county, S.:.:c q Nevada. I.saoe IN the nd uGy
of March A d. 1871 IN Inc matter cf tie e.
fate Of SARAH KLINE, 1T ceastd. the H4.Sa
s:,,,e,i Administrator Of said estate viii Sell e
rq,ftj,. auction to the highest liadlr fer cHsE
= ~ GO in OF TIE me- states n 20 parcel am
sI,Iict: 10 ct.lt.l1ratitn by said District Ctl'''
Cn
SATURDAY.. the as.h day C March,
i. d. 1874 between the LclIs # o'cicCA II
tie morning AID the setting Of TIL. sun On tie
same dav to I.it: st one O'Clock p. N. III frol'
r ttl Cc,i-t House deer il Carson CITY, CTins-
by ctl...ty State Of Nevada, al tie ligi!t utLs',
Interest ana estate Ct s. int state II TIE ili4.h
Of htr death and ali the right, title ?Ed inttr-
est that thg said estate has by operation q ~"
or ry.i.e acquired ctLvc than or n GGo!t.t'i
TO- tina, Of The sid i,lttstStc at The time OF Et'
,Iclth in aud TO the following tre.1ed prs ;Ill5ts
to wit: All of lot nlt:l.Ncr ten iitl An biSth
IIlIlIcr tlicty-nine jJ!l ii Proctor aid Greer. Z,
division Of Ike town of Carson CITY, Crmsty
county, State of Nevada, together with all an
singular the t6nt i.tli:s. herlGitanrE:s and 81
purtouances thercul.to belonging or in iyals;
apFortaiIic5.
Terms ard conditions C sale q: Cs5n, So,a
coli: eff the United sta:6s-ttn Ttr cent. q IT,
purchase money to lie paid 10 the AdlE4n-strat2E
o., the DAY If rale; balance en- cC:ti.ri1HtloA 81
sale by said District {. u-I, deed - ezIt-ze ~
purchaser
Carson City, March Itl. i. n. 1874.
J. EG SENSIG,E.
Administrator OF tLc e>tat, e
SARAH KLINE, deceased
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
THROUGH PASSENGER TEAMS

or RENO. connecting With Frste-Il nid Western
bound Passenger Trains Of tie c. 2. Il. Il.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24
Or. lie Hiehsa's GOLDEN DILSLI ha. /

cures tlaEcTts t-st ai.ti aeta.-t st-GCs- SC-ts
Ceprer-cc1orei El9tchts, S.Ii.iItic Cat&Tll,
Dis. ass Scalp, and all primary :u-1as Ct HE I
disease known as syphilis. lI!te, IS tYer to;tle'
~. FG-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-17
Go East BY Way OF st. L3aIS.

10 three days OF railroad competition. the tray
Sler selects his before leavin In almost
every lac desires to reach his destination
speedy possible, and for the accomplishment of that
purpose the Kissouri PaciNc Through Lin, from the
wes, 10 the Eat, via Kansas CITY and II. Louis on
els Inducements unsurpassed by any other line in the
country. Everything. connected with the Missouri
Pacific II. X IL f1sf c!GSs, AMI the adoption OF the
Miller Platform and Wcstin. iou>e Air Brake. 10 geh-
With its anSirepCrs and reclining chair coach
~. render a trip the line perfectly safe aud
pleasant. PassrpgoIs from all arta Of the West, by
taking its ENpr.ss trains at Kansas City, Lsaycns-
worth Atohs0n aud other prominent cities are land
ri Ia 81. IoUi3 n; scssonable hours morning and
evening and in ample time 10 axe direct connection
with all railroads for every point in the SUIth East
snd South Particular Information, with maps, time
tsblcs, s. may be had At the various Through Tick
Of - Offices in The west upon personal or written
application 10 q. II. Baxter, Western Passenger
Agent. Kansas City, Mo, or + 4 Ford. Cen. rassor-
gre Agent, s. Louis, No.
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The Fastest Time on Record.

Passengers Going Eat reminded OF the fact ;hs
the FoidsA line is the ONLY LINE running Zightnia.
k<PTsss Trains uily equipped with psent air brakes
Miller platforms, Sc, from ST. Louis. Hrnnihs anJ
Qsi.cy, stopping oA:y at the principal station.
aal reaching NEW YORK. EosToN and interrnciat,
points from ~ HOURS IN ADVANCE o
Competing Lines from all points in the West.
IL Is also the only Lac running Through Cars from
kdnsss tiip 10 Indianapolis and CiE>iRSGfi via Quu
~, avoiding all Ferry aud Omnibus transfers
Through PULLMAN SLEEiTNG CARS run via the W.
LSsh Live only, from St Louis and QrIScY to TT
WArSE, TOLEDO RLd CLEVELAND, connecting with
Sleeping and Drawing Room Cara for Baaalo, Roch-
ester, New York, &e., without change.
SPECIAL SorcE A PEllman Sleeping Car leave.
She Missouri river daily ana runs through Spring.
ssld, III avoiding chlngs II Quincy.
FOR further information time tsbles, which can
be- obtained a; all Through Ticket snicrs iu the
wc.t. l. MALCOLM
Gen. Pass'r Agt, Tolp~ic
}. g. LAZARUS.
Ncstsrn Ag't, Kansas CITY
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NcPhersou County Items.

As Homo" has not written any hing for the
Journal for some time. so far "a / have been
able 10 observe. thought probably few brief
notes from this part OF the country by me
would not be Objectionable.
Gypsum creek valley in Mcpherson count,
has improved much this fail. A number Of
new houses have been: built, ard some old oncs
have been rejuvenated. which makes them loos
quite different from what they did Among
the new houses built are those Of yr. Samuel
Hall and Mr. Edward Cochran. They are good
substantial buildings. and indicate 10 the OBJ
server that those men are building for them-
selves. and that they intend to stay and enjoy
them, grasshoppers notwithstanding. A large
portion of the land under cultivation WAS sown
to winter wheat and il looks finely, promising
well for large crop another year.
Already plans are being laid aud worked up
respecting permanent improvements for anolh =
or season. Cattle, teams tor breaking and also
plows are being secured at this time tor the pur-
pose of early work in the spring. Most of the
land not sown to wheat this fall, will probably
be sown TO oats and barley in the spring, If
seed can be procured. /, is 20 be hoped that
prices will be such rs to enable most il d OF all
10 purchase the necessary amount OF seed tor
spring sowing. Winter came in upon MS quite
early and rather severe for Kansas, but there
is one thing comforting TO us, however, that II
the latter part of November was unpleasant,
December has come in finely and therefore has
been very pleasant. Quite number OF farmers
are blowing and seem to be delighted that they
hi,,bI a II, 81,
Cattle are doing well Oh the range. Grass is
the best we ever saw il III the fall and winter.
This is greatly appreciated by all who have
stock of any kind The school house in dis
trict No Is caught fire and burned down some
three weeks since. A dug-out las been appro-
prated tor closing out the remainder OF tile
term in. School district No. % is a.king for
bids on the building Of their school house.
Another three months advancement made to-
ward getting house. Slow but sure 'eems to
be the motto OF our eastern neighbOrs. Miss
Scott closed six months school last Friday IL
district No. ]. She is good teacher and gave
good satisfaction to the patrons Of the school
There have been three marriages in this vicinity
within the last two months. and almost an
endless number Of births, and amid this great
prosperit, there has been but ono death, that
OF q child.
As your correspondent has been around but
little within the last few weens peraoDal items
are rather scarce at this time, and st some fu-
ture time when have leisure | will write up
thechurches Of this part etGypsuru creek, and
ask the publication of an occasional item.
j. n. BARTELs.
Roxbury. Kansas Dec. 18th, 18Th
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ParlOr Cars.
} g. LAZARUS.
NcsirIn Ag't, Kansas CITY.

The HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD has
long been designated by the travelling public az the
"oLD RELIABLE" from The tact that fts TRAINS
ARE ALWAYS On TINE; aud ''SHORr LINE -
teAnsS IL is Acknowledged 10 be the SHORTEST Pos
SlBlE ROUTE beiw wrstern cities and al prnei-
pal cities aud towns IN the east
In addition 70 the s;lcdid equipment Of This ,ayore
route, Snd 10 meet the requirements OF it, largely ia
creasins nrsteisss through Passenger travel this COM
pany are now running the FINEST PARoR AIRS IL rHE
WORLD. The interior arrangement Is superb Grand
saloon. Drawing Room. Slate Room elegant, nm
holstercd aud decorated Ladies' Toilet =. Dom. Sc
sc, fact, every thing The iastdious could de-
sire
one Of these magnificent cars is sttachel to each
Dsv Express Train. aud il accompanied by pote and
attentive conductor.
The track is IN the best possible condition large or
tion Of il having recently been re-laid wrh SrEEI.
RAILS. Iron and stone bridges have taken m. llso.
OF wood, and all other Improvements conducive Ia Tie
SAFETY and comfort Of il; patrons have been adopted
Passengers going cast or west. and Wishing TO s.car
SAFETY, COMFORT Ap SPEED. shOald be particu
to ask for, aud that ,rir tickets read via the
''old Reliable HANNIBAL < ST. 10 SHORT
fNE,. hirh DC vi'isi.,., ~ al rlnrgps oiccs
r8@rts'ing l.st.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

K MP-Cn SDoN LopGE NO. 3, meets every Wetines-
day evening al O'Clock. IN Masonic Hall w. ;.
WELLS. L. C, 4. %. Okvis, *. OF X. ).
100 F.--SALISA LODGE No. 2S. meets at Odd Pel-
lows Hall every Thursday evening Al clock. l..
j GRANT, y. O., u. CHAMPION, Secretary.
IO.OF- SINAI ESCAMrMENT No. 49, at Odd Fellows
HALL first and third Tuesdays in each month, at
O'Clock 4. VI All Encanpneht members IN good
are invited to attend. l.. j. GRAM, &. p, y. A.
ORvIs, Scribe.
A.F.&A.M -eALISA LODGE No 50, nj Masonic Han,
first and third MONDAY in each IA NTH. ID. r. WAC
STAFF, w NJ, j. DEWITT, Secretary
sAIIxF ROYAL ARCH CHATTER No. Is, at Masonic Hal,
second sud fourth Monday in sch month. ID. j. +.
uANNA, M.E.H.P., j. DEWITT, Secretary.
MIRIAM LODGE, No. s. ID OF I;-Meets in Odd Fellows
Kali second an fourth Friday evening OF earb mouth
Et7p. IN. r.. l.. NoEToS, y. q; Ma. s a NoRToN
&c. CONRAD, Il. =,
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Messrs. D. & b. Whitehead are daily ex
pecting to receive an elegant assortment o
jewelry which is especially designed for tn
holiday trade. Be sure and call at their plac,
of business and secure something handsome
with which you may crafty your wife, daught
er. sweetheart or friend on the Christmas oc
casion.
1t is claimed that the clay of this locality
will. when properly worked. make just such
brick as the celebrated Milwaukee brick, =
which is the pride Of Wisconsin and admired
throughout the Union. Let some one who
| knows the secrets Of Milwaukee brick making
be summoned hence Immediately. and be in
duced to 60 into the business Of Milwaukee
Salina brick" making.
While Mr.. VIM wesaling who lives about
| five miles north Of town inElm creek town
| ship, was absent from home the other day.
some party or parties visited his house and
smashed in the frame and glass of several of
his windows and I'D some other damage about
his premises fuch miscreants should be hauled
mp before court of Justice and unlisted in IN
amount sufficient to buy all the glass used in
Western Kansas. Cowards usually resort TO
such means to crafty their spirit OF revenge.
We fully endorse this good advice which
contemporary gives Reader. don't spend
Your money away from home. Buy your cloth
ing. groceries, farming tools. everything you
need, at home. Spend your money with your
friends and neighbors, and then all will get
benefit from it. Ii passes from one TO another.
paying debts and greatly helping everybody
Keep your money at home. and you will build
up your town and grow in prosperity"
The prettiest get up" we ever saw
flashed across our eyes, one day last week, as
we were sauntering towards the depot. The
fellow had long hair which had not been fsn-
died by a comb for many moons. HIS hat was
practically chapeau-tle brim being pinned up
upon two sides. His coat was like Joseph's of
many colors and was perfect swalow-tail-
the tail part extending nearly to the ground.
He was decked in slippers and green vest. He
also wore trousers.
4 venerable man. with tattcrcd garments,
whose 4" ardent spirits" were made more ar
dent by INDUCING too freely in what is some
times deneninated a" stone fence" essaycd TO
day. upon Santa Fee. a sonorous or musical
voice is a good thing to have, but ali exhibit
ton OF it upon the street is not particularly
demanded by the public, nor at all times at
tractire TO the ears OF the police force. The
Marshal captured that voice with all its ap-
penda.cs and made strenuous efforts TO tote"
it 10 the stone jug - cu Fifth street. The
voice wa. reluctant TO go and officer Coombs was
compelled to use a power as strong As a cap
stan to draw it along. Every time the power
was attached, the word IN murder " came forth
as loud as clap Of thunder and hundreds OF
heads turned to look for terrible tragedy.
+" Murder" was the cry, thick and fast, until
the iron door had closed and the veteran then
had chance 10 struggle with the murdcrous
jim jams
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-17
Death OF Col. 4. S.Sorton.

Col A. S. Norton. an old citizen Of this
county and well kn0~n in Western Kansas
aged So years. diesyof dropsy. yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock <Coi. Norton has tern sick
with tile disease which caused bis death for
nearly two years, and tor the past year has
been confined to his bed. the most Of the time.
During the Seminole war in Florida he was L
private in TIC regular army. Re served with
considerable distinction during the late war a
Colonel OF an Illinois regiment. having entered
the service A. a Captain. We believe al one
time he was member Of Gen. Grants staf.
soon after The close OF the war ne came with
his family to Kansas and located a. Salina
where he has since resided.
Since his residence in this county he i.as filed
The Office or clerk Of the Distric; Coari for
nearly two terms and discharged the duties oil
that office with signal ability. Probably 10
citizen Of Saline ooHuiT could have made !.
better clerk than Col. Norton. While in Office
he performed I'll his duties with great system.
and lef; the records aud papers in excellent
condition al the expiration OF bis term. He
leaves widsw and three children. Who have
cur sympaihles in their alsiic,ion. The lsnerai
services take Place to-day under the sHsPices
Of the order Of Odd Fellows. o. which or.zni-
zarion he was member. We NAY be ahle next
week 20 give more eHteEde4l review % his
liis aud services, but At present. have not sHla-
eirat da,. before u to say anything more To-
day the citizens Of >aiins viii ooasi-n 10 tao
,nalb the rcI1aia. ~ gallant s5ltier ard :
u-fhr RSzk.
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Neighb0rlng Counties .

At Solomon City, young gentleman by thu
name of Jerry" became too Intimate with :
fair young lady OF twenty summers-witl
raven tresses-and two other young ladies
opened :. door through which flood OF iighl
poured in upon the gully pair, and Jerry
skinned ont " OF The window quick as llasl
and is now far away.
The Solom on Gazette says:
Some of the farmers are blowing for their
spring crops. The wheat never looked better.
and the crop next year will be immense.
Also: The salt well has now attained Il
depth of li5 feet. Salt water has been found,
but not i'll paying quantities, and it is the III
tcntion Of tho company 10 continue until n
more profitable vein is struck.
| = petition is in circulation at Lincoln Center
| TO increase the mail service on the route be-
tween that place ana Bcioit to twice week.
| DR.. Bryant and Sheriff Jackson of Lincoln
county have gone East soliciting aid for the
destitute settlers Of that county.
Two brothers, Franklin G. and Benjamin w.
kohler. living in Empire township, Mcpherson
county, were buried alive, week ago last
Friday, by the roof of "dug-out" falling
upon them.
The Abilene Chronicl. says: The work on
the new catholic church is progressing timely.
The walls are now nearly up 10 the top Of the
windows. Tbi. will be the finest church build
ing in the county," Mr. DodIs, OF Salina, i
the contractor.
The Chronicle also says
The Abilene Mills are crowded with custom
work. and are running day and hight. full
gang OF mll-wri.his are employed. ard they
are putting in considerable new machinery.
among which ia another water wheel and IN
extra run OF buhrs. Mr. Huber is one OF the beat
miIers in the State, and is giving good salts
faction.
The Ellsworth Reporter says:
Salna is going 10 pack it, own pork, and
cure IFS own hams. Good. Ellsworth should
follow suit. We don't see the nee Of sending
hogs east. and paying transportation for The
cured pork back again.
The editor of the Reporter Is informed tina:
there will be large emigration from Illinois
into Kansas next spring.
The Reporter also says:
The cheese factory 10 be located at Wilson.
will commence operations on a large scale
soon. The propreters New York gentle
men have selected their site, aud are making
extensive preparations.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-17

Wis s.: Louis. Kansas City and Northern, and Chit
ago Alton Railroads. crossing the Mississippi on
the great bridge at Louissns. No, and pa,sina
through Jacksonville. Bloomington and Joliet Nc
rGn.Jers, J,rrt>s, change .| eors The only
line running Reclining Scat Palace car, between Kan
City and Chicago without change Nocxtra charge
for seats In these Pullman Palace Sleeping cars
run through between Kansas City and Chicago. with
out change Palsce Dining cars on day train. Tin.
track Scenery, accommodations ahead OF all other
routes J c McMULLIS.
General Superintendent Chicago,
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. rass'r Ag't Chicago.
FRANK G HIGH, wes,crs travelling Agent Ran
City. Mo.
Chicago Past Freight L.a., saorteat, qn!-kas: AMI
best. W. II REED,
General Wesiers Agent Kansas City No.
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TIME TASLE-K. p. z. 2.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

PIrsnYTERrAx-w 4 Simpkns, Pastor. Preach
ing each Sabbath at II A. NJ and y. NJ. Sabbath
sc.ool, >: 30 z. NJ Prayer Meetings Wednesday eve
pngs.
METHODIST ErIsCoPAL-Hev. f.. =. Hill Pastor,
Preaching every Sabbath, nj 10 80 4. VI and 1 80
O'Clock 4. NJ. Sabbath school, each ga Jbath, AT
pa NJ Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
ErrscoPaL--Rev. 1hos. u. Dooley, Rector. Preaching
every sabbath morning and evening".
lATuoLIc-Ilcv John Fogarty, Pastor. Services on
the SECOND sabbath of each mouth at the Court House
BArTisT-Rev. J. X. Downer, Pastor. Preaching on
the lrst and third sundays of each month, nJrhinB
and evening sabbath school, ga A M, every
sabbath Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
tausr1AN DEMONSTRATING la the Baptist church
ON the "a and ith Lord's day OF each month, 10y
kldsr 4. ID. Goodwin
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Something Worth Knowing.

I, is worth something know that the shoriss; pos
lille route from K4nsas City 10 Buffalo, Pltisburs
Wheeling, rarsersburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York Boston AND fate,1.1iGL< perts IL thT0usf
81 Ions, the 81 Louis. Kansas City SoTth-ru
Short Line. and the shortest possible route from Kan
sas City 10 Hannibal. Qunry. Chicago Toledo, De-
tro, aad iHttrrsdtal, Doia. via St LOUIS, Kanss'
City Northern Short Line. 4, the only rosl
ming six fast express trains, two more thin sssr
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road. in connection with the ksnsas City, -
10 'eTh Council Bluffs z K. fonn- II. only onnsha
an ~. Inui. through line running through Puilnz
Siecp ing Palaces befvesn On zl.a and - IOais and
positively ne 0uiy line iha passenger. from Calf1r
mia, Utah, Si5ux CITY. Omaha, ColrrH Brfs. Ne
braska City, and 81 Joseph caa connect " ol
srafns Of the Kansas City. - JO.sph Council Bag
Railroad, eis-I snu dITscs 90 Ifs. sol al isons
Fast yis St. Loui. ANY ots: line g. LOWS t-yoivet
ajsy-ovrr At EarsAs Cay Of eve hoGTs, Que train
Thi- the only i-e running AuT irAizs with su-
psTb Reclining Chair Ccaebe- elegantly carci,i. .ad
fitted with dressing m toSirf eonVeui-aoss for
lades gsntlsmea AL families. se.tA0zt asy szfrs
eL1rys Ticket syruis stiliag tsckt 10 ths Eas;. vii
voGch Tor the above lsc's -nd furaish ticket. rap
circular, and tine tables - tis Der ois-T N
oTraatioa reia;sv. to this line sdress A & Dawes,
ST Js.~ph, No 81 P. Grs.i.s II Loass.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Nayor-N. 5. WELLS.
CouEcilmrn-P. z. BoND, ". W. kLiIH, l. j
GRANT, EB WITIAANN, CHARLIE. II AK.
Police Judge-N. 4. CARkoIL.
Slerk-EDNIN j.. BOWEN.
Trensurer-J N BLopCEIT.
Nnr,hal-L. N trim.
PDliceman-J. ! GREER
street CO4DnIssIODyr-- &. l.. HgsaFY
Iity AttvrneY-JoHN osTEk.
Shlsl VI Fire Departmcht-IEA J.. GAMER
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

jude OF ,he District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
Senator--J IA. EDWARDS.
Railroad Asscssor-W. +. IEaLIE.
R-lIrescntatRa--J WEAVER
County Commssiouers-W. II. SCROLL, chairman
s. II Palmer and K. :. CnANPLlS.
County Cierk-DAyID BEEBE
County Attorney-E. W. HoDCKINsoS.
Probate judge a NILDNAN
CLERK OF the DStrictCOur- AUGCsr BoEpi.
County lreasurer-C. l.. FACLhNEh.
Slerin--l. J. GoISG.
Register OF DEEDS. 7. CHiss.
superintendent of Public uIstructIOu--WG BISHOP.
Coroner. X LCLL, in.
>glNsYor-U. l.. HAMIL.tE.
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NoTIcE.-The annual election of officers Of
Salina Lodge No. 60, A. +. and 4. ", will be
held at the Masonic Hall, or Mondsy next,
3ist inst, st o'clock. p. ".
JACOB DEWITT, Secretary.
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Cattle Xiniered /,

Parties wishing cattle or horses wintered
can be accommodated by calling on II. G
Sheldon. at Sslina. or on Mcssrs. Woleott &
Tat. at the Underwood rancho" south Of
Brookville. Terms reasonable.
H. G.. SuEIpok.
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The Presbyterians are busy arranging for
their Christmas entertainment. The admit
taTce fee will be ten cents for each adulG, while
children will he charged no admittance. IL il
proposed TO give each member OF the Sunday
school present. and the admit,ance fee is for
the purpose of paying such expense. The Sa-
lima band will furnish music upcn the evening
of the entertainment
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A Nan Shot

Into a. NJ. Campbell & Co.'S store the other
day and iound:out he could buy goods cheaper
there than ut any other store in town; 30 hC
bought enough to 10 HIM all winter
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SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by X I Watson, dealer in Groceries
troyI:ions snd Queenswarc - Santa Re avenue.
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Chicago Short Line.

Roxbury. Kansas Dec. 18th, 1874.