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w. v wv Y KI EdSs Fl + IT?.0He't Trustees.
oc,s.d j. T. O0LDWlLL, SALESMAN.
Bill HE E.fHxrIy 55 s1sF oAF
TaII E9RRa s6dRREkrsl fHSsTH slpf;} COZ;
pW5aLI1Gs WITH LARGl 9nLIAR

By virtue OF deed Of uust, dated October -
10, d, p. 1871, and duly RECORDED in Libs! Ho. E:!
e66, folio l4e, among the land records Of the E:l
Di.trict Of Oolns Iia and by drectio. Of the perry
front Of the preni.e., to the highest bidder, on
m all those certain pieces or parcels Of ground
in the city. Of Wa.hinston. in said District, and
known and described e follows % Wit The western
IS feet fronting on Hast Capitol strest Of lot y
square No 769, and extending back the width Of q
feet the full depth Of said lot also lot lettered ana
MARRIED I'M !" in o eholes and others' recorded
subdiyision of original lots II, -, Is. II, and 49,
ssid sqn are he 1ss eIceItiyg the south = feet OK
inches fronting on 81 street east By equal depth 81
feet iseh q said lot together with the I'm.
@s ~ 10 One third cash. cot which olse
must Be. pai6 O tine Of sa!sJ end the bsle.es 10
aix tvelvo, and eiahtoon months, II equal Day.
neits 10 b sscurea by ysrcAseeit ncte besfiis
infssst iron day Of sA!e p To re o. eight lcf
- G. 90 -, 6. p lSs..S:::: .en: 0s9;
no 81 - sfs nSscs0Dlisa Nth q III days afssr
~. the G.1ee Es.ssvS - ncns 70 rsssu q ~
w. a6LfS1Al. fr.ssss..
BOWMAN 0i61t, Ass6. sotS
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IHUS: SIUIES BUBH
WIN. MCLEAN, As:
IN u n = ~ m az y n
nUHOAHsON BIOS, Auctioneers,

uIUAOAnbO0 bBO6., Auctionoeru,
POSITIVE SALE or A WHOLE SQUARE OF
GhOnND AMO rOUR BUILDING LOTS Ii
ON THURSDAY AL ERNUON, October 90
~ commencing ct 4 o'clrck, will sell
positively, In front OF the premises -
All OF square south OF square IL;
6lI Of lot 10 square 80;
All OF lots 4, 8 and 2 in square 81.
This property is situated on New Fl ampshirs ave-
nue.. Virgins avenue, wenty -hth sIset and Ii
street northwest.
Terms: Cash; and IL terms OF sale are not com
piled with within ten days from day of sale, the
property will be resoid the risk aod ovst Of the
au nr.S Upon each DiS9e sold vsov ppos -
TRUsTBIs' SALE OF v>LUAsLs GOT
TAGh. &c, MEAN H0WARO UNIVERSITY.
BY virtue OF deed, dated October I,t, 1874, -
recorded in Iiber No. 762. at folio 2.5, we will
" on MOkD AZ the . 9th day Of October, -
1876, on the premises, at A. ocl0sk .. IN Lts one
iD and two ca, In Block eighteen CSD in the subdi-
vision q Howard University land TIL property
fronts lO0 feet on PomerOy street and ls back OF
hat width H0 feet to alley Is feet wide and IL
Improved with two-sfcry ana attick Brick Got
tsee. &c
Terms of sale: One third cash; ths residue in tuo
equal payments 1T six and twelve months, with In
terest At ten 100 Per cent per until raid, 70
be secured By deed of trust on the property olOo
deposit yben property is struck %. Fun settle.
mtnt within eight days sfer SALE otherwise 20 sit
TO be forfeited; Conveyancins and recording at
Gno. rKUisprEiG, Trustees.
Oet9-dta WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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THOMAS DOwLIAa q. A uctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE or PIANOS, MIRRORS,
HOUSEHOLD FUBhITURE, FINE LOT OF
CARPkIS, COOKING AND HEATING
On WEDNESDAY, MORNING, October-
IL b. 1876 st lg O'Clock, 10 front Of my
auction rooms shalt sell Q general assert VIkVv
oots-it THOs. BOWLING, Auct,
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CHAECIRY sALR.

BY vtItre OF decree Of the supre ne Court -
OF he District Of Columbis, passed in Chan f..B
Gerry cause No. ,6x Doc. u wherein Helen E.iW
bunter ct al. are CON plsinaats ana Robert Q.
murphy CT al are defendants, 1 shall. on TUES
m efer for sale a. public auction the premises
the foliowtIe real estate ALI OF lot lettsred II.
Buisi 3 subdivision Of lots from one to nine both
inclusive, OF Davfdsons subdivision OF sausrs nur-
bereo SIS; also, strip OF ground four tnches vide,
adjoining and running parallel with the eper line
OF the above de.crbtd lot r. and being pars OF LOT
to the back line Of said lot
The impro,ement, eon:.st Of q three story brick
Terms Of tale: One fourth cash; balance IN equal
"a, ments ut IL, and Is m1nths respectively, after
dsie OF sale, with interest at eight per centu per
annem, the paymsn Mt thereof to be secured by . re-
served lien on the property, ard deed to be made
by the n ustee until the whole Of the purchase
money has been paid Conseyancing at purchaser g
COST olC0 de post at time Of sale II OF sale
are not piled With within i've days from day of
sale. the trustee the right to resell ct risk
aid cost OF defanlting purchaser.
JANIS N. JOHNSTON, Trustee
sepe1 &C &ds PA. DARHEILLE, Auctioneer.
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II Il. wARHER, Real Estate Auctionser.
rRUsTEKs' SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
BA 81 y sN 0N 81 d sTREkT, BErwEEa l

BIZ virtue Of a deed Of trust to MS, dated -
August 3i:t, a. u. 1875, and recorded IN Liber -
No 797, folio $40, one Of the land records for e.i
the District OF Columbia aad at the req uest Of the
hoders Of the note secured thereby, We shall SELL
DAY. the 18Th day Of October, at AZ O'Clock ,.
m all that piece or parcel OF ground known as lot
numbered twenty. eight (23J OF George r. Guliok g
subdivision OF square numbered seven hundred and
ninety ght 79sl together with the improve nents
thereon, consisting of . new two story Frame
Dwelling with brick basement.
Terms of sale: ESQ, with interest thereon at the
rats Of ton l0) per cent. per annum from February
balance in one year, secured by deed OF trust on
the property and the note OF the purcheser bearing
be re uired as the time Of sac Ali conveyancing
u the purchasers cost II the terms Of sale not
serve right to resell the property ct the risk ana
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
TTkdss sIRi HY?usG' Trustees.
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nay GOODS.
CARPEfIN 81, &c.

Day GOODS.
CARPEfINsy, &c.
The largest, cheapest, and rost destrabls stock
OF New DIZZY GOODS aud CARPRrIH6S ever ex-
nibtted In Washf. gton can nov be found ct NO.
92s Ith street. Store running through from 7th
street TO h.
o0f3 n W W. BURDRvYE q co.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
We are rov receiving full stock OF seasensbis
DRY GOODS,
vhfsc We prorose to sell 81 prices that will de y
eomRstition.
A full stock Of superior Black and CoIored CASH
MHRke ard xRISODs a. sec. 7sc .Ehc. and d..
ocd Jhe.
A COM lste stock Of OAssIMRREs for men and
boys from Sc to % per yard
One case Of Atwood BLANKETS. 1914, ia and
ia, e4so os 90 and % 50, jast 81 per pair less
than lest years prizes
Our White SHIFTS, finished, are ths best sold
for the price, 81 IS.
Frank Lesiie's Out Paper Patterns
GEO. j. JOHNSON d CO.
sepTeotr III Market Space.
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A sslGNEEp SALE.
ShAEKLIH sAyLEa IUsD SOCIETY,

TKAEKLIH sAyIN IUHD SOCIETY,
BAHKRUPTS.
THOMAS 4 SONS, AUCTIONEERS
Awell- established Business Stand.
FoUR-sroRY MARBLE FRONT HOTEL,
Known As THs IRVING HousE," Hos els AND
Oh WALNUT STREkT, WEST OF 9TH STREET,
Ffty-ive feet trent, spd iss feet deep, to SAMSON
Street
fA0 FRoNrs.
in the District Court OF the United States for the
kstern DisI1ct OF Pennsylysnia, in bankru ptcy
Ing und Soc iety, 10 Bankruptcy.
Vn iUnEDA1, October 81, 1876, ct IL -
oclcen noon; vii be sold Of public sale, ~ H.
the PHILADELPHIA IxCHANGl, all -
ing Known :. the isVfsa aousa. .isSsss on IN.
perth sioe Of walnut street, act of 9Th street. No.
containing In frsnt on Walnut street IS feet,
two fronts. II il we'll built, haSdsomeiS aaished,
N COED repair; hss large ofice, front aud back
parlor dining room, kitchen, ordinary store roem,
psr ICON, SSarying and pastry rooIs, and NEE.
laundry, bath rooms, water clossts, gas thr 'usa-
out, stationary washstands, bell calls, speaking
tubes, cooking ranges furnaces, etc. etc. Tnfs
able business, aud must ntinue to imp rove owing
10 tts desir able IL cation and surrounding
y. 0-The valuable property % DIN ng the above
on the vest containing in front on Walnut street
tbs purchaser desire to enlarge the hotel.
T WM' m E tsETSSSTlsBuBr ..,,,D...
JOHN McJOURT,
alG0o to be paid on each at time Of sale
~ 10. further particulars apply 70 WIN Me.
LAAN, IsQ: conveyaneer, No. ass south 4th street,
sheet. n. THOMAS SONS, auctioneers,
139 and Il I South Nh street.
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DRY GOODS.

IN GOODS.
MITCHELL " MARTIN,
tSyersss1rs 10 JoAn 7 M,icist,I
97I PENBsYIv nj. AvISUE,
hrnercy eJirz .faIi Iiue ~ FsLJ AND WIN:
TER DRESS GOODS ia al 'he rev shades snd
febrie. 8. lectsi from the iates' liz 1ortstiOns.
sILBs, vELvErs. CasHnEREs, so
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF all kinds.
A Isrss stock Of BLANKETS, sPKsADs and
s|AHe.rIi,ges .nl have to come to the stree:
enhance while the Aveuus h torn up.
MITCHELL d MARTIN,
orts-ir gu Penn. ave. end s24 street.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
CsIicoes SIC Upward
W Hs.II 5 g. nm ;1.II Iisapsl s,s u,
S Sissls,.; q !: s.
s..p., saSes ors,, Goods In o.. the nsT ooiS..; 10
BIses 6sshmsresa p. o. sps, Is 70 81 So
Black sIs-Ss,, 20. rs, TO se-very cheap.
Fr1 nd iDs ns n eh..p sny
noq,e IN the city md discount allowed Tor cash;
II. n NAUDAIN.
ocS tf 7Os Market Space.
RRODHEAD q CO.,
93s PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND e32 ID sr.,
BkTWEfE 9Th AND 10TH SrS.,
Will open to day ard through the week new and
st. lish
ID y X SIS GOODS
OF TIE MOST RECENT EXPECTATIONS
ipcluding-
All Weol Fabrics, In Armurs patterns:
Checks aud stripes;
ln Wool Bisck a. COlOred Cashm.res:
All W DOL Pizits, In new and beautiful effects;
AL Wool knickerbC cker and sn1w FLAKE Cloths,
Bril!ian'fnes. Al pacas, Mohairs, &c. SC.
THESE Goods should receive the -eful liz oecton
OF those wishing TO make their Fall purchases, ss
the coloiinss, qualities and prices are such to
please the most fashion able an econ nics bu ysr
They cfer bar gains In Bls 81 silks, from 7sc.
~; Also, beautiful oh sdes OF Myrtle Green. Seal
Brown and pavy Blue silks At low prices; Navy
Blue water Proof At 81, worth Q rs: Boulevard
sktrfs, 500, worth 81; Wsmsutta a. Blsached
Cotton lfhc.; Al Wool l94 Blankets. o2.7s to
oH pair.
Elegant 3 button WID GLOVES, only elB
New style vide Mesh Silk hair Nets aud Melted
Sin Ties: aides and Gents Underwea-, Hosiery,
Hdtfs.. &C sc at greatly red iced p-icss.
"CAll ard anime
BRODHBAD d CO.,
oci3-tr s3S Penn. ave and 932 ID street.
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AUCTION SALES.
fhls AFYERNUON.
nUEOANSOH BIOS. A uctioueers
II Southeast corner 9Th and D streets n v

II southeast corner 9th and d streets q. ".
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON rHR
HuiGb Is OF WASHING TON, ERA n =
rh !Ah CoLUAbIAH COLLEGE, AT AUO-
B, virtue o, . deed OF trust duly recorded IA
II Liber No. 7aS, foto OF ds,ed LIST July, IN
Iae, the undertlgnee will offer at public sale ,E.l
the request OF the party secured thereby IN fro
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
Ocfoser, j, isl6. ~ the our Of S o'oiock m :.
Hahs and bysnS subdivision Of Meridisn Elm,
an tehg the zane lot Of ground ed By Mees.
february, 1858. the said lot frontias ~ feet On
Chsmp,ain avenue, asd running bsck the same
w1dtb ~ feet deep The tnprevem q CONSIST Of Q
sl.rehter House, Stable. tso-story Dwelling with
zach buiIdins oonssinins rooms, being very suis.
Terms OF sale: One third Of The Durc hase money
IN cesh; the balance In zig, twelve and eghteeu
months, with notes bearing Interest, secur0d by
deed OF trust All convey anoing ~ the expense OF
the purchases deDssit Of 90 required W he the
oot4 B.P JAOKsoN. Trustee.
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a IKCE STORY oF LOVE AND LAUpaRLE
AsBiIloN-THE DEATH OF MAS RrADr,
The FRIMA DONNA
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3kUSTEBs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON eth AND 9IH sTkeErs Easr. BIZ.
IMIEh Z sTkkhT AND GEORGIA AVENUE
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We notice in al AtchisU OH paper that our
popular young druggist, Sale, had little aC-
venture OH his way TO Atehison which is chron-
icled i'll the following words:
Howard sale is young merchant of Salina.
Howard obtained his business education at
McPike & Aliens, and, Of course, always comes
10 AtchSou after his goods. Howard Is we'll
known here, aud hls friends must have the
Joke on him. which shall be told before we in-
ish the article. George Light Is Il travelling
salesman TOR a Detroit house. and is known to
every merchant in the west. He is. withal, an
ailaOe, loqulcious. good fellow, and can make
an acquaintance in five minutes. George must
stand the joke, too. The above described gen
tlemen had never met until yesterday. How
ard having business here in AtchisOn, took the
Il. Z. train Tor LeaycnwOr h, where he arrived
in due season. While waiting TOR the Atcli>On
train Geo. Light came across him. and liking
his looks. opened ont for an acquaintance. He
talked and talked, gradually approaching hi,
victim inch by inch. until Sale was thoroughly
suspicious that Light was confidence man
Sale said he knew McPke Sc Allen; 80 did
Light. Sale SAID he bought goods of that
firm; Light sold them goods. Sales su'-
PIGEONS strengthened. Howard got aboard The
train when it came and took Il seat. carefully
niling his baggage in the vacant end. Light
came along aud removed said baggage and
sat himself down in is stead. and commenced
clattering away. sale got uneasy. Light
followed Sale 10 his hotel After dinner sale
started up TO McPike * Aliens. aud. 10 be-
mold. who should he see but Light. This
startled Howard and he became thoroughly
alarmed. He called McPike to one side and
made known 70 him what a Gamnable rascal
Light was. McPibe couldn't stand this 80 he
gave poor Howard away. and he settled up
with the boys for his suspicious.
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The Family Story Paper has adopted very
sensible plan of premiums to subscribers,
which makes it doubIy valuable to literary
people. Aside from Its eight pages OF we'll Sc
lected stories aud miscellaneous reading mat
ter, the publishers issue part OF Shakcspeare's
Works every week, completing the entire
works at the end of the year, or in - parts,
illustrated and printed on tinted paper. This
is 4 much better plan than issuing chrome
premiums. as it affords an opportunity for
every household TO be provided with fine
volume OF Shakespeare at the cost of binding
less than chrome frame would cost. The
Family Story Paper and Shakespeare'S Works
complete, for one year, for 81. Try il. Adj
dress. \. l.. Munro * Co., a Beekman street,
New York.
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= ~. =
CIrralar-Neilee &c The Pna,le.

TIC Land Department Of the Kansas Far.iic
Railway Company. being how located AZ szii-
ui in the L1r-e building opposite ilse depot.
al persons desiring 80 purchase larai, or trans
a.; any business relating 10 the lands q
said Company. are requested 20 come 10
the above named plzec. a. there ui.l be no an
thorizesl Agca; m salins after tie Sist Of the
present month >. J. GussoHE.
Dec- Is, IS9s- L.4IsI Coslssissl oLcs.
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STATE OF KANSAS,
CITY oF SALINA.
], =. T. Bowen city clerk Of tli city OF Salina, do
hereby certify that the foregoing l. true staten mt
q the finances of The SAID city "a appears from the
records M my Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand
$500. and affixed the corporate seal of SAIL city
SEAL. my Office IN NIlinI, Kansas, this 18th day OF
:......: December, lssG.
J.. l.. BOWEN,
City CLERK.
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\ new feature TO festivals was given b. the
ladies OF the Presbyterian church. last Friday
evening. at the Martha Washington tea party.
The ladies' very appropriately chose m editor.
Capt. b. J. +. Hanna. TO personatc George
Washington. aud the Captain assumed tIie
role with soldiorly bearing. Mrs. Ira l.. Car
yer. as Martha Washington. was a most happy
selection by the ladies. and she performed the
mstronly datics admirably and with becoming
dignity. Miss Cristie Campbell. Miss Dodds.
Miss Anna Macy. and anRmber Of other young
ladies. looked charming. dressed in the cos
tunes of one hundred years ago y number
Of young men were alsn dressed in costumes
OF l1.6-Artaur Day being particularly notice
able as resembling General Warren. OF Rev
olutionary fame. Splendid music was furn-
ished by Mrs. Wellington. tie Misses BIodg-
ett. MeSsrs. Wellington. Ciarkson snd Hitler.
with Miss Hottie - or-anisf. The tables were
tastefully set aud the refreshments very fine.
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Tar troches will cure sore throat. remove
hoarseness and strengthen the voice. Just the
thing for singers and public speakers. Sold
for - cents per box at Seitz's drug store.
The best Eminent now in use. for man or
beast. is the Aruica LinIment Sold ut -
cents per bottle at Seitz's drug store.
lour hair can be preserved, danIruif re-
moved. by using Browns hair tonic. II is the
best. Sold by Oscar Seitz at fifty cents per
hottie
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An Interesting feature OF our city is the
''whistling boys" They are to be met with
upon the street early in the morning and late
at night. They whistle on their way to Sun
day school with the same Ze:t they do in
going unconccrnedIy to circus, and during
attendance at both places they are more atten-
tinve to the song they hear than TO what is
said-all for the purpose of learning some new
air to whistle upon the streets. The only ap-
parent difference in effect upon them in their
attendance upon service on Sunday evening
and upon an evening concert is : at the former
they wait until they arrive in the vestibule on
their way out of church before they open up
on the last hymn sung, while at the concert
the do himselves proud in advertising their IA
miliarity with Mendelssohn, Mozart, Bellni,
Egan. and other composers by blowing out
note after note and attempting the most diff
cult runs i'll time with the performers. As
cutting difficult music, the pcrsistcncy of the
Whisthng Boy in changing concert music or
the failure of the performers to strike the right
pitch with him, is at first a little disagreeab!c,
but the regular attendant upon concerts i'll Sa-
lima soon educateS an ear TO these yagarcs.
and these harsh, nerve probing, brain-racking,
ear-ripping dscordant sounds become be-
witclIing Is the siren strains which so enclant
the soul that the nearer swoous IN an ecstacy
of delight. Our space will not allow us to
describe the intense facial expression of the
Whistling Boy, nor to produce few bars il
Illustrating how nearly he comes TO whstling
the tune which he supposcs he is whisting.
These are but side Issues, and we cannot allow
them to detract from that high esteem we have
for the Whistlins Boy.
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Grand EntPrnrlse.

Somebody sure 10 be benefited. \ bran
new double seated Spring Wagon. worth $40,
to be given away. Anybody Buying ten dol
lars worth Of goods, and paying cash therefor.
will get one chance ia the wagon SAID wagon
TO be drawn January =. ls57. al obr, Bond
& Wilson's Cheap Cash Corner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-21

Frank Goodnow Co, report the following:
Wheat-Red winter, No :, $50 c per bu.; No do
900 C; No DO S00s5c; white winter S5G99c;
cats, IJG5lsc per bu.
RE, as6sS3 per bu-
Barley, logo per bu
Corn-Ear. pc. Sheed. Gle.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.
COUNTY OF SALINE.

STATE OF KANSAS, -
COCNTY Dc SALINE.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OIL ,hn Berguis D.ce .s
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Admnisira-
~ ton have been granted TO the undersigned on the
estate of John BerguiS late of said county, deceased.
by the Honorable. the Probate Court o.: the county
and State aforesaid dated the 18th day OF November
A. d, lS76, Now, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified that they must pr eseui
the TO the undersigned for allowa nee within
from the date of said letters, they may be- pre-
clued from any benefit of such estate and that ii such
claims be not exhibited within three years after he
date OF said letters. they shall be forever barred.
46-iw j. VI. BERGUIST,
Administrator
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A Nice Present.

In new style millinery. furs. fancy goods,
wall paper, etc. at A. Il. Grier's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-21

a set OF Collars and Cuffs, trimmed with
cardinal red SIX, for sixty cents, at BrucL-
mans
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The Brookvlle correspondent of the Els
worth Reporter speaks in the following man
ner concerning one OF the best and jollest of
men:
Our friend, conductor l.. G.. Warner. starts
this week for his old home in New York. 10
spend Christmas with father. mother. wife and
baby, and TO bring the two latter home with
him. Some men seem very grumpy when
their wives are away. and Others Just so when
their wives are around. but Warner is always
serene and jolly, as good husband and fond
father should be. He vii have the good wish
es Of the whole community as he goes away,
and the prayers of some, for his safe return
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-21
Sailna Market.

Corrected by Il. T. Watson, dealer in Groceries
Proyrions and Queensware, 9S Santa Re avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-21

The Remington Sewing Machine viii be sold
by rs on time for the next thirty days. and no
longer. Now is your time to buy.
FASsETT & Bower.
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tPHblished December p, ISIS. J
Ordinance No. I0I.

AN ORDINANCE appropria,ng money for the pay
nlent Oi certain bills.
BE L ordained by the Mayor AID CosGeii'scg
Of The City 81 SatiHs, Kansas.
SEc /. That the sum Of 81 o. be appropriated ont
Of any funds the city treasury. not utiIrrw ~e d1
p-nuriafpf Ia Of he
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The concert was certainly great success,
much of the credit therefor being due TO the
bands splendid leader. Mr. j. &. E2an. The
bands proficiency in music is now well estab-
lished We do not reccollect Of single piece
that was poorly played; and some of those
very difficult pieces named in the programme
were rendered in most skillful manner. The
singing by Messrs whitman, Levitt and Aid
rich was excellent, and eXcellently well-recciv-
ed. The people of Saina would be we'll pleas
ed to attend similar performance at an early
day.
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A Christmas Gift.
RaIgainl

Two dollars and a half will buy set Of Fur
at Bruckman's.
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Groceries

at bottom prices ali the time:
6 two pound cans OF Peaches for 81 90
poun.s very best BIO Coffee for 90
1 pounds Young Hy-oa Tea Tor 90
II pounds OF Rice FOR 90
10 pounds OF dried Apples 70. %
u pounds OF Prunes Tor 90
pounds Of Japan Tea Cor %
We cannot stop 20 eIrIIncrz'e prizes. Nv
.rythiEg satisfactory. Sxrc-7-NT x BATES.
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We. the following named merchants of Sail

We, the following named merchants of Sail
ma. agree to close our stores at II NJ on Christ
mas. 1876, to be closed the remainder of the
day and evening
OLer Bond & wilson, Campbell, Sloan Tutkill,
W Il u ID Berg, Ma'klanti, Dotse X Moore,
\ i schwartz x Bro Jones Il Walton,
sargent 4 Bates Lowich X WitmaRn,
Brigys X l.t.I,iart J. Rash 4 son,
I,ructman A 10 X. L. Watson
A. u Clafin, John GEES X Co
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hereby certify the above anal foregoing 70 be true
and correct copy of Ordinance passed by The MAYOR
and Councilman OF the City OF >alIna, December L,
1876
Attest: T.. T. BowEN.
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