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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28
SHOOTING AT uALLEcK.

Dyraffics from Camp 1idl'eek' Ne learn
that a discharged soldier YtNmed Web
Der wns shot and seriously %tldnded Ivy
John Abel. ut his place near tho Post
on Sunday evening last. Tho particu-
lars of the case. according to the hes.
evidence we could obtain. are AZ fol-
loWs:e Webbor has been employed by
Abel as farm hHnd for soute'time past.
and like most old Soldiers, had acquired
tho habit OF indulging to excess in
strong drink ! and though quiet enough
WHOM sObSf, is sohie times violent when
under Tao 'fhHuchcn of'lisuor. Weber
drank freely during tho dry, at tho
Srotory on, the place, aid towards even.
ing BECAME considerably. intoxicated
aud demanded Of Abel settlement for
sorTlcc rendered on tbs ranch, to which
Abel'rePlieU thai ne would III tho morn-
ing, when 'hc;-7Wcbbcr-got sober, but
With the obstinHey usual under such
circ1thstsnces. WebLer vchcmentIy
insisted ubSh' an immediate settlement
aud Able toSet rid Of his opportunities,
left the grocery and went oYor to the
dwelling house; Wcbbcr following short.
~ afterwards. On his urrivnl ut the
house, Abel again .uSeiacd him by
leaving tho house aud g&ihp'to tho sta
bic; the Indies at the house in'tLe mean.
time te'l'ieayottlrg 70, get him to go TO
bed bat fniled in their efforts, Weber
being determined to follow Abel, A
he s.Hrtcc towards the Etnblc, breathing
defiance, the women fearing IL difficulty,
followed and again ATTEMPTED tt 70.
strain him by words. hut without anvil.
On approaching tho; stable and seeing
Abel. iinpelled by drunken insanity.
Webber gathered a club which lily in
his way. and advanced. upon Abel,
brandiahing the club. threatening hinr
with utter. 'anDihilutiup. Vie was ra.
peatcdly varied hot to npproHch any
nearer, to which no attention was paid,
when Abel drow pistol and fired, the
ball taking effect l6@ down in the
right breast Ind rAIsfI,g clear through
the body The wounded imam was i'm
mcdiately- removed to Abcl's house,
where surgical attendance was summon.
ed ana according to our informant,
Webber il likely to recover. Jud,sc
Taylor departed for the Post last evth-
Thy 'to>nxnminc into tho matter, and We
will probably obtain full particulars
today. '',. # = ,,E
Dad Judge Taylor wont up to
Hallcck OH Monday evening TO hold mn
investigation into the shooting OF Web
Der by John Abel, but when he atrived
ut the Station ho learned that the
wounded man died Monday at half- past
l O'Clock p. Ill. Officer Baugh went up
To arrest Nf. Abel and Qitc Judst 'rr,rte
home. : c.-r-.... -..y,.. -Cs--t
THErE arc now eltvcn PRISONERS in
the County Jnil. Those in charge hnvo
their hands flfe''on dccount Of solne of
tfcr'. who believe That their mothers
want to 500 them, aud who ntb very
anxious TO take a. walk. Beaijlcs this
number two niSh '%'tro turned Iodso tits
week, having served their sentences out.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-05-28

Fsr.aa-.-Rslnhs:l Go. and Bobic;l
& Co. yesterday loaded lhiiic:o it:;Sins for
Tpfcerora- with general me- merchandise.
and they expect thsm 10 GO 'tIfSssh On 81
Quick time, 10 lhsir destination. C. e.
Crane also ilSSdccdd. SRis II Ills .tSSa ia L;
'StBtr VT ttSiSHa StSRhlsih.
FAIR FnI1oair1, zsRIIlh SsSah Droil!A
ySstflfdday ita+.ad a f9Xf lk:SSS1s;s; iait
.froigh Il team 70 the Bius .taci!i hiI, Ia
Bull Run Basin. TWAS heavily loaded.
but. neyotheles+ Ii dEIrsr 'ca sifHtIi;i;s
to spin along Ia short meter.
II jconhGtT6N:A LII oHr iten, yeii,eHiat
NO stated that SS SSic 'arisaSl1 had
paid in tho bullion tsAiR1htioncd, Wheh
wo'shouid 6SiStTc said ilflitS ASiS;O.sor hS;h
received the roll with AUTHORITY u col
lect tho fa7.
,-lxlpakH,+ X, W.. 1'i.,oA, hs;!l Y Yno at
his feet qHho badly c:ru4Esa 81 THUR
day. by q rock falling upon IL, while Oh
sSg;a 81 VET ihs !aetS3 :his .Sll-rpad.
necessitatins Yhe Gsc u . saheik 2tfE.
ing. a. 50 2ar'ssi ,siss; ai.i aRoil
.p.@it.' :f.a -. - ;s..:.,! ii.N. 4i.,-I..t ~,
PAssENuERs. - Van nrrilen's mail
,eoHch, which left iSF c.oFnpc9pia yc,-
terlay, mon,ipg. conveyed John GibblIn
Oid Ell. TStft1l ia iiqssShgors, and wais I
!. loaded tl'; u down ,wnr, With flrta!ht.
GoSltsd, zrJg L: Chase, 81 Glover
Valley, HIS shipped hts iicciSs$FkoIl
goods to. this place. and his family Win
shortly take up residence with US.
LEdAI.--1n this mornings 'ii siissuiio will
bifo6h,l tho lAfil tSfa 6frAgW, Fisk,
Whose oHicc Is on lsniirtS,l street.
ELSEWHERE will DO found !, Notice to
consumers Of '&ntcrrftM tho Works df
Z. Phillips, Of ltit24St1t to .hClhh.
:. ruE cslsbFstsl sSad Whisky, At 4. the
Gem Saloon. fN- f.
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Rlotlcc to Creditors 81 InspIvani,

IN TIiE Disfiticr GOUItT or T,,r
! NIntl Jn4isiai DIstritf Of ihc
state of nevada.
Ia M-matt>r y tAe itiitioa n Daryt b;.v,a, al
intoireHi D'Liof!
rtltspsnt TO m onlT II the J&oit. !. II. fisct,
Judge cf ITO raid DiSNfIet CORY, notice il here,
~ HlIcr TO all tho creditors Of the said insolvcH
pAltD. pHEtb,n b. aud appear before Tho RaY4
JndEc. III olrn rniItL A. Tho eonrt. room ~ tai4
cUitIt In tho Cont hotsc, Il, tho town 1n3
county Of Elko, on tho
,TSTenty-3oHrth day of JNhc, 4, ~
1870,
Al loo'eicct a. m. O that lay, Nth ESA thsfS
u allow eansc, u any they csnsHby tho praJeS
OF Ealh intolvcnt ahonlJ ttt DO granted apd al
assignment 81 hle rNisie be made. HnJ he 10 dis
charged trnm hls dettS and liabilities, IN pur;
ruhhee 81 tho Statutes M st,eEt ,csees tpada and
provided: aud ~ tho meantime ali bros 1tliupa
SSalnas said ilsoireut be stayed.
ZEAL Mih"ss u,y h,nd and tho seal al
said Court, this ltih aiy 81 Nay, 1874.
mls.'d 8 ', 6RssS. c!rrs,
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NOTICE.

u II. stTKMES hftR HEREBY NOTIFIED
~ that lliorr VIII boa ecnrr.i insicI IL, I;ui,y
Valley, ElSu c"nmiy, tolntnrnriug IL the ssfnth
End..at or near tho old overland Station. -un
MONDAY The 22ili nf May. In7G. This attI 10
~ neral Rntrn. aul stock nSncfe "f i,nlIy Will
MOI allow Dmlr SiOck 10 he rSlrped aitcrwsSSia
'hl{scaE'n.f ~
J. II. MOORE. President Of Stock meeting
$50 ~. arEnh. ,scerc,,r;y.
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ThE IstPonT4NcR OF COOP
~, ~ j, ~, - AAnIrs.

Good habits tend TO pI,rioiloonis life.
The laws Of Nature nro III perfect har-
pony with those of Natures God.
Hhbita Of Iifp should DO regular, Tho
annual fGnetions should BE reSShIariy
P6ftofinOd, sleep should not be nut OF
until untimely hours, unnecessary and
dTPrpXed e3citcments should bo avoided.
To EbseHyaree Of hSgienic rules viii
not, however, aiTsys Sulico 10 Te,cns
1SihRtGr&lly,: ds1isStS SohgnFhtion froih
wreck. When this Ia tho cnso wish
discretion Ihoh1d DO exercised In sci.
f SIteE. 'G SS 'Ga ssSHS Sse4 4Gst,,er
their alcoholic 9asis. tho powerful in
.viig0fatimg properties Of tho vegetable
clements WHICH. 1boy Contain, md their
alternative etlicRoy, kSo TfiGciEely Tie
nrticlo required to creato one1gy Ia mud
restore regularity to Tho iGeble system.
and thus preserve 1t from destruction.
For those disorders which proceed from
impaired digestion, dorinRncy OF tho
IiySr and weakness or Irritation Of tho
bladder or kidneys, il is most ynluar
pie specific. all IL ,Saul1Iy to. be relied
'tpoh hhh Prevenfiye ~ MAJ 2rIoua rs.
,yers. Persons j.2hc slffSIS. !fTom hatu-
Hnco WIN ,fhd y an xfceIiont 'sRSyIg9}fna.
tive. IL remedies heartburn With tar
moro alncritX and certainly. than car.
Hon6tS Of soda ma relieves ueryouH
fcndache Ria constipatnii6t With Eratt.-
flying prompitudc.. g.
iiIrho Dittcrs arc IN powerful au1iiiitisSIrT
in the blood manufacturing proceSs:
gives toho 10 lIie Snlirc'BJhl2m, md iT;o-
calls 'the rose tint OF health to tho
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Y'lFiom saiurdsy.s Daily!j

r n ~ N
, .SrR,G1,, 4 c:itj.r:xr or ,1.c,I
| uhtkcISnn for tbct !fs3E
met Win n very ,,nnG5oyous aud $3.50
blS f5tYr , ,Sst,ssnty U.a,or,.,,. -,
these cire,,,ns,onrs.,. = Esna.;:,, .":',
CharIes7 I,rav rc,ans,,,,,,,- ~ -,
west from Toapo ar JIrsNi Sclnrc yrn. S.;o,,
ON tho 10, n, tho r4o;r ,,ro,, !, 49,
'fbe Peouon 'awitcb n 10 IA ,,a,,ii, =,
shottir nitrr ciim;Ss5a i1I,rorGi, H. t,,o, w.
shed n ouorter NJ n nil, ,I,;v LII. =,
the switch MI Brov ,ni.s.d 1rnf,,S.s
and wont ahcad M Tho train u som0,a3,i
of Him mi ia 1sGJwHaS5 mn, ,,o 49,,
ifhfh Ss-s was. ,f;,lIotY;no Tho snnoo;aI
and BRAY was co,ppel1sdIS piihIo F,,ono
!, ggiling, in order to pass i, ya;ift6fo i;oiag
which ho did with tho engine ahd en-
boosc. Mcclure wns Mt last found ~.
ing OH his back in tho ditch. about SO
feet west Of the shed, IN ,ee inscnsiBtp
cdhdftion. 7lodid not regain his senses
until just before the arrival Of tLs train
at Elko' '5a" IL: nj. As nOaras can be
learned ho was struck ty the 'snot-shcq
and fell from tho car to tho groarM. All
examination of his Injuries, Il hisde. by
DIR. Moigs' rovoHied tho fact that bis
skull was fractured just above and in
front Of tho left enr. besides many
minor bruises around tho hcnd md
1Htc.' Tho former .iiijary was Prob.
ably inflicted which lie struck tho shed,
~" u" ia''Ol WiOn no fol from fi {
var " tue erounu' Mcclure Is now
comfortably situated in tho. Depot
;l otsi' IN" !, "n e. ,ne cateiui attention
~ ;r,,t %s'sS Will probably recover, al.
thoqgn' e'h 39lffies 'aiN OF q most seri-
! HP' 'Sn ni!TSSA orr y,,f.
pEnsoSkI-Julge RosobOrry, of SHIT
Lake, camo down yesterday morning.
and intends making Elko his head
quarters for 8 week Of 80 Z. .ool II. II.
Stacey, of Camp Mnileck, 'pIHt in n
sn;i;n1 on ne ~, i, .,Iii,lX Il,
90 .,a.,Iafsn;.,EJ y:r pun H lHl.,
az, sS fuiettu' tei s,i supfSeHe IN
- S ~ In!f decker
-. - eS -.a'' y p'eco oi t.
80 ;" :. oS'eiqay
* -. & = :; 2; ep'h' 'he
IL sh,s hnal T ~; ..t poen ensaeoa
go III. -. az 80 - 1.1., Q ".ote'
nInc. he 49,, - -. ' , ~n'eh
To- { ,in,s S,..s : .na.o n'S f9Ssaehce
:. 'l' 'O 'i 1!'&
= fhwsnAAS'-!udgo Taylor, tho hero
eressiye .Gralkror Tp6 ~. tII,prId.,
evening q.,osivod nm inroic. ii tho..
dcliHto tropicul .Dfapls c,,mu6,, 6SI.
to Australasia and Ini Ran q sgGiaa " no.
parts. botsnioalN Known & "raw
ahams.,' They Ssro sut out On N.
"ranch" will, the cxccptipii, ~ IVA ~
the delicato planls,,rhioh Tom fTtibl,n
abstracfod from Tho box. ana thov mr..
pon On oIrH ta o. tho lattG5a saloon'
+, SnooTIso.-t IL a 'colnmoI, thiuc
Or tho poaye&asorrSS Of old rusty ak -,boot:
rffsY 10 InmtIjo iLS,IT,a,Iyca of rt,,,,. IL,
liachnrging the Sane at vacancy, 1in,tcii
10 'ne annoyance Of Eros siooPy-hcdl.
80 e' 'n'a,e NVIotlIUrS Hiso oHject, but
'no"'A 'h"J pop IL 10 'Somo OF their
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,475 opHIr, IS, 55,., 55,I. SIX. {
1879 MSztcnh' a21.i, 8H, 80 blo, 32j..
3l5 Gott,d &'Curry. &c. 49,. l5L.
2J5 Best d. 1Betehcr, 6 1, 5iE, 0i,;.
.S25 California, f9,:, Sd.
1856 Savage, IL, TX, 37t;.
40 Con: Virginia, a. @l&.
:, = GO, Chollnf, s9iI<, SS.
20 Halo & Sorcross, IS. =.
l4e Point, IG, 1874.
sos Jnckct 80. $50, 351.. 3GX.
b36. ONs
AS kcntuck, IL, 1917.
1895 Alpha. 53H. sax, 81, 53.
f55fBelch6f. ~, BOZ. - -s.
20 Confidence, 19X, 1917, 10. ''.
600 s: Nevada. AK, l4I, AK.
ITO Utah. "a. ok.
GO Bullion, 40, A.
'395 Exchcqucr, 1917, 10.
,'5 Justice, Az. rs. 2f,s:. az, bI1<.
T20 Hueeor, 76c, S7Ec.
$40 Union. AZ, l2II. Il.
IT'S Lady Bryup, /. 0Ic.
300 Julia. III, lO1i, lU%.
..h<sO Caledonia, 0, 'Ji<. -"
1870 ,bYcrmaf, G21,, 81, CO. .-
Y55 Tll!vy, 4. -. -,
20 Raymond L Ely. ii. b. TO bso.
800 Eureka. r! =.
$50 Jmckson. !.
;ldO Alps, ~.
,7'lU0 Adams Hill, 25c. ,~. N
ESQ Bclmont,;2X. 4 .
4 275 Lcopnrd,iG4. II -
40 Jeifersoh.I soc. 2Jc. ..
,'I50 ella, size.
800 Tyho, II. Il3;, ~, II.
100 lIussry, soc.
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A75 opGIr, IS, 55,.. 55,I. 554t. Z
1875 Mczicnh, 32..II, 32E, 81 GiO, 32J:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
Citizens OF SalIna, Attention.

The KANSAS Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
LiLe maksg extraordinary eXertions to add thous
ands to population this Ii extends you
all well know from Kansa. City and Leavenworth to
Clay Center Las Animas, Denver Boulder and Chey
Those points being the termn OF the man line
and branche: II reaches all imp ortan places in Kan
sas Colorado and New Mexico passes through all our
principal cities and opens up to settlers all fertile
valleys. Its agents constantly at work in every
section of the Union and are talking to the people and
distributing tons of printed matter, illustrating and
describing our State. Our people can aid in this
good work by writing to their friends who wish to
take trip for pleasure health and urge them to visit
the great Colorado Resorts. You also send the
OF those of your friends and acquaintanccs y
ing east of the Missouri River and whom yon think
might be induced to remove to Kansas to Mr.. Parker
Kansas City, and ne will send them printed matter
and have his agents call upon them. In this way thous
ands In ignorance will obtain a knowledge of our VI
cinty. Mr.. o. S. Lyferd General Sup't., and Mr
f, \. Parker is General Passenger Agent with OF
Kansas CITY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
For fhe Centennial.

Pullman Palace Sleeping ears and day coaches from
Kansas City to Fl Wayne and Cleveland without
chan ge, via the Wabash Line.
Connecting at TT Wayne with through sleepers 10
PHILADELPHIA and Cleveland with through sleepers
to New York and Boston, making; bat change OF
cars from the Missouri river 10 the "CeRteanfdP' or
New York and Boston.
The Wabash Line is also the most comfortable route
to indianapolis Cincinnati and other Eastern cities
Passengers taking this lire have choice OF routes
either Quincy St Louis, and can visit all pTin-
cipa cities, watering places and prominent resorts
throughout the country without extra charge.
W l.. MALCOLM, J. s. LAzARUs,
Gen'l Pass. Agent, Western Agent.
II. Louis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Monday evening as the clerks in Ober,
Rond G. Wilson'S were about to leave the store
for the night Mr.. Aldrich heard noise in the
cellar which he supposed TO have been made
by dog. He went into the cellar, set his
light down on box and made his way over
boxes to the back end to route out the beast.
He had nearly got to the place where he sup
posed the dog was. when man jumped up
from behind barrel and made his way along
the north side of the cellar, over row of'bar-
rels. to the outside door and. pulling ont the
cross bar, opened the door and made his es-
cape before Mr.. Aldrich could-catch him.
He evidently had arranged for large haul OF
merchandise that night. and but for Aldrich's
sensitive ear, would have had things pretty
much his own way tor the evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Considerable wheat has been brought to
market during the past week. Several loads
of wheat in the sweat were brought in, which
only brought 80 to 60 cents, and yet the grain
was OF good quality. Other loads were drawn
up beside them with no better looking berry
and sold at 50 cents. Buyers have stopped
buying damp grain and there is little use OF
farmers bringing it in, for they cannot get
anywhere near the price they should have for
a good quality of gram, l. is pity that any
should feel that it is necessary for them to sell
their grain in that condition, and we hope the
cases are very few.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

The quarterly meeting of the Oh ristian co
operation society of Salina District will COM
mence In Salina on Thursday, August 18th. at
2 p. NJ. Delegates will be in attendance from
the six counties composing the district. Bust
ness and conference meeting will be held in the
Lutheran church on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Preaching each evening by some
one of the members in attendance. On Sun
day. services will be held in Oak Dale Park.
Preaching at ii O'Clock, basket dinner at !
O. clock, preaching again at O'Clock. The pub
are invited to attend the meetings. Come to
the park on Sunday and bring your baskets.
A. ID. GOODWIN, President.
HOWARD G. RASH, Secretary.
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E.E. Bowen, Secretary.
Homes and Fortunes for All-Grand Distrlbu
tIOn OF Cash, Farms, Brick Blocks,
Residences, ETC., Etc.
THE KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT AssoCIATIoS-AC-
GUST 25, lS16-CAPITAL STOCK, FL 900 700
LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association, of
Atchison, kansas-an enterprise chartered by the
State, inaugurated and managed by men whose repu-
tatiOn for honesty reliability and integrity stands
unsullied and who have the hearty endorsement of
State and city officials and citizens-will the 2jth
day of August, 1876, make grand distribution TO its
shareholders of many valuable awards of cash and
real estate. Highest cash award, So goo. Lowest,
$50. The real estate awards, consisting OF choice
farms, business houses, residences, ETC., have been
selected from the most desirable and valuable property
the State. Price of shares only s.. 90 each Every
shareholder will be fairly represented at the dstr bu-
ton. The chances offered to secure home and for
tune unprecedented. Distribution positiue, Au-
gust %, 1875, or money will be refunded in full.
SeRd in your order at once, so you may have your
numbers carefully registered. For more pa riicular
description of the enterprise terms Of agents, special
offer to climbs, and purchasers of two shares,
of drawing, list of endorsers and references,
description etc. etc. send for their lus rated paper
the ''kansas Immigrant mailed free 10 any all
dress. Send s. 90 for share. Address,
). NJ. STRICkLER, Secretary,
AtchiSOu Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Gold aud SHrer Watches for he largest CH6s--l
HaEd-BO Of Tsefug Information GtEet
10 each .SuJsc, i6er.
Daily aud Tri- Weekiy-For !, 600 six-mOnths sub
scrbers to the Daily journal of Commerce. AZ $50
or yearly subscribers TO TrWeekly Journal, at " 90
the following magnificent premiums offered, l23
Premiums, valued at $4,000.
EeekIg-FOr eco yearly subscribers to the Weekly
Journal of Commerce, at 81. So the following pre-
miums-i, 2ls PTemIums valued at 8, $500
ClgJs-ln addition to the above List of Premiums,
we will give to the person getting up the largest club
Omoney yaue), Lady's Gold Watch, valued at 80;
and to the second largest Silver Watch, valued at
5000
Send in your names and receive n certificate in TIE
drawings also Hand Book worth double the price OF
subscription.
Money must be sent either by draft, st-ofice
order registered letters. For furti information
and particulars, see hand bills address
JOURNAL COMPANY,
l0-td Kansas City Mo.
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The following items are from the Abilene

The following items are from the Abilene
Chronicle:
On last Thursday the Salina Cornet Band ac-
companied the base ball club ~ our city and
favored our citizens with some very excellent
music. The Chronicle Office acknowledges,
with many thanks, serenade by them. The
band is splendid one and Salna may well be
proud OF il.
The Oak Dale Park Association, of Saina,
has changed the time OF holding their iair To
October 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th. We
are glad OF this because there are many in our
county who will attend both fairs, and il
proves our neighbors to be courteous and iair.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Considerable alarm was caused by the rumor
which prevailed tine other day that grasshop-
pers had come down at Ellis in unknown
quantities" Their arrival in this region was
hourly expected, but they have not been seen
and fears OF an invasion have vanished. OF
course the prayer is that they may not come !;
but few days longer would place the corn
in sucl, condition that the hoppers could in no
way damage il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Everybody goes to Litowich &c Wittmann's
at the New York Store TO buy suit of clothes
before they go to the Centennial Exposition
at Philadelphia. This is why Saiina folks al
ways appear there i'll such good style. And
then you ran buy your clothes of this house
for very little money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
Democratic County Convention.

For the purpose of electing delegates to the
Democratic State Convention, to be held at
at Topeka on Wednesday, August 23d, all Cit
liens of Saline County who favor reform and
an honest government are requested to assem-
BILE at the Court House in Salina, at o clock
D. M, on Saturday, August 18th, 1876.
JNo. w. BERKs, Chairman.
F. RowEN Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

Mrs. 5. Seaman and MIR. and Mrs. j. IL. Day
started East yesterday morning. Mrs. sea-
man visits her relatives at Cornwall, ON tie
Hudson, and the Centennial. MIR. and MIS-.
Day visit ia Massachusetts and also the Cen-
feuuial.
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We WILL Sell

Dry Goods cheaper than any other house in
town. We sell for cash only. buy our goods
from first hands, and are satisfied with a small
profit, depending on the quantity of goods
sold for profit in place Of taxing customers
on each article. bRuckMAN u Co.,
3 doors north of Gels bank.
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Ladies' Ready Made undefWare.

We are selling underware at about the cost
of the material, OF a good quality of mus
lin, trimmed and tucked. Cali and convince
yourselves. BRUcKMAN d Co..
3 doors north of Gels bank.
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Five Hundred Pieces Summer Dress Goods

Must be closed out to make room for winter
stock. We propose to make prices tell. Don't
purchase until you have examined our stock.
BRUCKMAN & Co.,
doors north of Gels bank.
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Ladies' Ready Made Suits.

We can sell ready made Suits cheaper than
they have ever been offered ia this town be-
fore. They are made up after the latest de-
signs, OF good mate Gial, aud viii not rip or
rayel. BRUCKsiAN & Co..
doors north Of Gels bank.
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wANTED-A girl for general house-work
Apply Immediately at 5. NJ. Palmers resi-
dence on Seventh street.
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MILK MILK
MILK MILK MILK MILK
MILK MILK
RIVERSIDE DAIRY!
Near Salina, Kansas,
J. NJ. ANDERSON, Prop'r.

BE il understood by the citizens of Salna that still
sell milk: that have the best location in reach OF >a
lin,, that have young Fat cows, and consequently
sell YOU good milk be produced. and deliver
il PROMPTLY on time in all kind. of weather.
parison of my stock and facilities with that of any
other person Offering milk is solicited 2i-Sm
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S1f,7i5.G0 Awarded in Premiums 10 the Pa,
r0ns or the Journal or Commerce,
September 3Oth, 1876.

old aud SHrer Watches Jor he largest C3ajs-i
Hand Book Of CsefI Information GtVes
10 each Subscriber.
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&. ri. Search. n fast young man. and the
owner of the fast horse "Tilton," was recently
shot by rough ia Wichita. Search is well
known here He is recovering from the
wound.
The smoke stack has been erected at the
town mill. the engine is IA good running or
der, and everything is prepared for steam
power in case the water gets too low Tor run
ming by water power.
Cottonade pants lined and trimmed at about
cost OF material. 1T BRUCkNIAN's,
doors north Of Gris' hank