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MI, For the last six years.
The following are cases treated with Mr. Ow en- 8
Mrs G. G. Hussey- Catarrhal II famn alton of the
Eye LIDS, treated come Iime, received more benefit
ana relieved longer than at time before. Believes
Have used it In ordinary famed Sore Eyes on Der.
sons in and out of the Hospital.
Eases tIeated with Mr.. l. z. Owens '.Sore Wash"
and Eye Lotion"
Thomas Jackson-Ulcerated sore hand cured in
short time ~ "
John Mcpcnald-Fr ,sipelas cured in four days
fonr weeks. -
Jemison spinks-sor leg three years; cured
IN. ntchaei oBrien-Cal buncle, largei cured in one
AspTy Brown-syphilitic Ulcer bad cured.
Willis JeD kins-Sl philItio Ulcer cured :
Charles Adams-Sore leg Xix years cnred
Prince Foster-Mercurial Ulcer, bad cured In ave
weeks, 49, A''
weeks N' -
= VIM. Wilson-sypbilitc Ulcer for three years cured
Louis Piummer-Badly poisoned with poison vine
James oConnor-very bad bruised hand cured in
Patrick Martin-scrofua Ulcer cured
q. harles Observation-Disclosures, bad cured in short
Robert smith-old Cronic Sore leg: still under treat
w. II. DonovaIl-Sore leg of long staudip1 . cnred
in six weeks. "
Henry HawkinP-Bruised hand, bad; .t,n under
treatment Dong well
Hamilton " alry-UIcerated core foot of long stand
ing; stili under treatment. Doing well.
VIM. Edwards-CTonc sore leg still under treat
Andrew McGraw-Masbed thumb very bad : still
under treatment Doi' well,
NOTHING BUT THE OWENS DREsSINeS MANY
NOR were treated with the Wash who in the
Hospital: All the above treated in the last
March 81, 1876. go. ST c. HUsSEY, NJ D
in charge of III. City Hospital.
These remedies are for sale by
l. l.. LYONS. General Agent
my2l 2m Nos AZ and A Camp street, New Orleans.
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CELEBRATED
For Style, Durability and Cheapness.
COGAN'S

. CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
From the newest patterns in Spring and Summer
Cloths we have just made up for Mems
New Styles in Suite in Cloths Diagonals TweedS and
New Styles in Coats in Cashmere. Motair Merino and
New styles in Pants in light and dark ooors. Fancy
Plaids and Stripes
New Styles in Vests. in Diagonal. Duck and Mar
Al Of our Clothing being cut aud made in the house
by hrstcass Taors good, stylish hS depended
in every nstance and prices heretofore will
be A0'u. Few lsss ' OF OUR 5G9Hs gajf
Durable BUSINESS SUITS, from s6 so to sI2.
EEsae6 TTAa aSEL SUITS from ss e SIS,
Dress BLACK SUITS, from sis to e2i
Square Cut SACK COATS. from IS to 90.
BaoS GosS FkocR aEoS
sAiPSSH Fk SSINR ard SACKs from q to e.
BACK DoEskfN PANTs from 'G e. To- Is I! 3d. TO
Fine JEANS PANTS Ant from 81 50 TO es75,
Boys' SCHOOL and DRESS SUITS, from "a so to $40.
NALS.eto :, from which measures are taken to order
at eapa di5, low pr prices G
CoGAN's CLOTHING HOUSE,
19 Canal street,
Between the Customhous SO and the River.
Open until oeLoGA 2. NJ on sGndaAs tc277s =
NEW YORK CATHOLIC AGENCY,
81 Barclay Street, New York.
THOL4S D. Proprietor
This Agency possesses uuequalled facilities sup
plying ClergymeD, Religious Societies. Schools News
dealers and private individuals with all the
Standard and Latest Publications
Of this country and Europe; and all goods sold or
manufactured Also, with pamphlets on THE
SCHOOL QUESTION" etc, etc.
Subscriptions received and advertisements inherited
in any respectable Paper Journal or Magazine
All orders will be carefully and promptly Allied and
at prbsbers' or denlers prices mhl2tf
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TEETH TEETH TEETH
GREAT g REDUCTION
&3O-GoLD AND PLATINUM SETs-&3o
Usual CHARGE 500. , ar
el5-ALUMINIUM AND OTHER MATERIALS-s
Usual charge, $50
S9-GOLD FILLINGS-s2
Usual charge, S. - ,,,,,,r
FILLINGS-Sl.
Usual charge, So.
DIR. G. A. BETANCOURT,
173 st. Joseph St., bet. Camp and ST. Charles
New Orleans, La, ,.h
Offers to insert sets of Teeth at the above prices WI"
without the extraction of the roots. .l a.
Warrants the purity of all materials Is Hso I - II
ting of plates, stability and duration OF nlhhRS
paid the highest prices. ,,o.,s
ExtraorOns and other operations performed ~
of anesLhettc ents. ToOthache cured
Consultation gratis. y4"AJ
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166 Gravier and II Union Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
CHAS. G. johnson, G. B CHURCHILL
Proprietor. Manager
CONSULTING ENGINEERS,
Will furnish Estimates Plans and contract for the
Construction and Erection Of all kinds of Me-
chinery and Iron Work. Manufacturers of
COTTON PRESSES AND COTTON GINS.
Manufacturers' Agent for
BLAKES STEAM PUMPS
BAXTER'S PORTA Bile STEAM ENGINES
SHAPLEY STEAM ENGINES,
STRAUSS CORN AND WHEAT MILLS
NEW YORK RUBBER cos Betting,
HOSE AND PACKING.
A large stock ALWAYS on hand, which we will supply
to the trade at manufacturers' prices.
Also Agents for the
READING IRON WORKS
full supply OF their Pipes and Boiler Tubes
Dealers in PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS GOODS,
MA0HINISTS' and ENGINEERS SUPPLIES.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List.
"
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ST. PATRICKs HALL ASsOCIATrnp
SAVINGS BANK,

&C., Camp Street.
Open daily from 10 A NJ to P N. and on satu,s,,
evenings from to g, only to receive deposits
Deposits Of fifty $50, cents and upwards received
Interest allowed at the rate of six mar cant =,
annum No interest allowed for q period less TIA.
three months
On the LIST of January and the LIST of July Of s,sA
interest will be calculated at the rate Of s,r M,
cent and will be paid placed the credit of ths
deposiuor.
Deposits will be paid on demand, rule in United
States currency legal tenders the Bank reservtn
the right to demand thirty days notice of Withdrawal
JOHN. HENDERSON, Presidsnt
VIM. J. CASTELL. Vice President.
j. CONNOLLY, Cashier.
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T .OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND sAFB
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
81 Camp Street,
e. c. PALMER, President.
JAMES JACKSON, Vice President.
DIRECTIONS.
ED. CONERY, FREDERICK WING,
j. H. KELLER, w. II. THOMAS
W. B. SCHMIDT, JAMES JACKSON,
z. @. PALMER.
This Bank insures against loss by BURGLARS
THIEVES and FIRE at low rates.
Deposits of FIFTY CEETS and upward received
and Six Per Cent we'd PAYABLE jan lot and July Iai
It's capital and the character of its Directors
tee its Depositors against loss. -
jyII ISL JOHN i. WALTON. Cashier!
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KILLEEN & ALLEN,
IRON FOUNDERS,
Corner Magnolia and Erato Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

Manufacturers Of every variety OF Ornamental and
Machinery Castings, Sugar Kettles Furnace Mouths,
and Crate Bars, Curves Frogs etc. for Railroads,
Store Fronts, Columns, Sash Weights and ventators
Dry Sand and Loan Castings q speciality.
All work at Northern prices ~ 70 "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OWENS
Wonderful Sore Wash.
OW Ms
WONDERFUL EYE LOTION.
These wonderful remedies can now be had at whole
sale and retail at I. LYONS General
and from drugg,s,s generally.
Sore and Ulcers of 81 kinds especially Chronic
oi . Cu,apeous "A Afso1,oDs ench as Erysipe-
sesd Hesd. ete ' The BS ss0f Lo.i hssA'
is and an v pnnsans .n remedy for ,d sore
which may be / l. Lyons Drug Store n'A''s
Wonderful Sore Wash in the Natchez
City Hospital.
~ ~ City Hospital, March %, 1876 :
r. Pear sir-Belie wing it duty to you and suf
1eting humanity 10 cay thar Have used
soEE ans YEN 1ToN and nay BE-
allowed to say that I have had the opportunity of
practice most of bich bas been Hoepitals in and
ont OF the army. The number cases under nv care
still under on r. cord In the HospitaI
end.can be seen by anyone and if wi.hed be given
TO Sou d"f reference iregard your blessing almost
Moet respe otfully vours etc
GEO ST. c HUSSEY, M. D.
Surg, and Phys. City Hospital:
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STREET.
(Eesr Poydras)
Has always on hand the largest and best stock of
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES,
French, English and meriC an BUNTING for FLAGS
ETC., etc, etc.
he has in stock, and will make to orker every desorip
ton of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS,
TENTS, TARPAULINS. WAGON COVERS ETC.
BE will manufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES,
GALLERY CURTAINS, ETC.
COFFEE, ROE GRAIN AND OTHER SACKS.
All in the best style Of and at the lowest
mh263m possible prices.
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MACHlNERY-FoUN DERS-ETC

FIRST PREMIUM AT 1870 STATE FAIRS.
All attempts TINS far to equal these unrivaled Ma
cnlnts by othsr contrivancse have sgnally failed on
trial Planters can't afford to risk crops of Cane
hight, weak, unfinished Mills. break or choke Vt
ON common pans kettles that do class work
ana only half enough at that. the SORGO HAND-
BOOK and PRICE LIST sent free
BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO.
- Col and 6s4 West Eighth street. Cincinnati. O.,
Manufacturers of Cane Machnery STAN Engines
Corn Crushers, Farm, School and Cburcu Bells
iy25
, 1876-01-22

self 70 H. 80 well identified with Snohomish
City, tina, to this day this place is often pop
ularly called "Cadyvlle," tho two names des
ignating the same place. h
On one page it gives the following notice o!
"sNOIIoMIsH CITY,
The county sest Of snohomish County, "a situated
on river Of the same name This river 10 navi.
gsble for light dauth steamers 10 several miles.
Communication with scattleIs kept up BY steam
er twice week. This town, being surrounded by
good farming country Is improving rapidly.
Logging 10 the principal business carried on In
It's vicinity. Like the other towns, |. has its
school and It's halls, Inmigrants will dnd the land
back Of II excellent for farming"
Over the leaf IL says the following Of
CADYvILLE.
The county seat OF spoho,nsh Couusy, isa pros
porous town and improving rapidly, though the
business done there Ls yet very limited
, 1876-01-22

THa LADIES CsioS sswNa soclRrr-This soele.
ty was organised Wednesday last at the rcs.lence
Of Mrs. E. C. Ferguson, by the election Of Mrs.
Tamlln Elwel, President; Mrs W. H. Ward Vice
President Mrs. Jas. Masterson Sec. Il Treasucr.
Mrs, John Ross Mrs N. WILDER, Mrs.J. Gctchell,
Committc on work
The Society viii meet every fortnight, on satur-
day afternoon for work. In the evening after each
meeting there will be q sociabe. The gentlemen
Of the community are cordially invited to attend
the sociabe. Membership so cts. per annum.
The Society held It's hrst meeting this afternoon
and evening, 1t was success In every respect.
Nearly every lady Of the Community has Joined
thesocicty; they are oil working harmoniouSly 70
gether to accomplish their object, mainly the pur'
chase ofau organ FOR the Athencum.
, 1876-01-22

THEPuoEr sUOUSp DmEcror.-Wc have
seen copy Of the Puget Sound Business
Directory, and Guide to Washington Terri
tory. Bearing date 1872, although 1t seems
to be distriiIured under the auspices OF the
Board of migration.
While correct In the main, and containing .
masa Of very valuable information, yet many
erros appear in regard to communities re-
moved distance from Olympia then 1t is
nearly four years old, and can not represent
q live commuuit that has developed itselfso
rapidly as this during that time. The need
of local organ to let the rest OF the Terri
tory know where we are Is well illustrated
BY the following striking hlunher male about
snohomish City, because its authors were
not aware that the pioneer cady, caused hu-
, 1876-01-22

Ny fest are cold, my head hurts ma,
Raiss ine lisue higher,
Give ne ~ater--I can't see fsr,
Put some wood upon the tit&
Dear mana, mat Igo 80 1000,
Up 70 the fur otfsky'
Put your srns around me ma,
Hold fast, ma, when die.
Are you sure, ma, Il wil!nOt bs
So ucry, WY long;
Fer you and papa, both III Bee
Among the angel throng'
Lay Kitty gently on my orSast
Do you think 'twould be a Sin,
To ask the angels, when 20,
To take my kitty Inf
I'm very cold--how sweet hev sios'
hear heavenly sopg--
When you come, papa, please 70 bring
Ny little dolly along.
Where's WlliesI cannot see--
A kiss Willie aud say,
Feed little Skip, for sake ofne,
when am far away.
Oh mama! Won't you please 10 tell
The angels, when they call.
To hold me tight, as they mount up,
Be sure not let nae fall.
Oh ua! I'm 80 very cold!
Hark! there's music In the shy.
Bright facrs--whit. robes and wings
"I'm coming"-poar mama, good bye
, 1876-01-22

Nsasly .Mc 70 hundred million feet Of iogs
were put into tho waters OF Puget Sound
las. year and one hundred and hfty teams
were engaged in the business. ss.-I"te!E'9Fne'r'
, 1876-01-22

The above communication 10 BY an CO
teemcd lady friend, who With her husband
and family, settled near this town little
over three years ago. We gladly publish
it as it gives lsdys idea Of the country.
She is native of,he great west, accustom.
ed to prairie and mountain life, TO the mines
and the habits of California. She has bad
experience as atypo. To those living at a
distance, especially the east, where many
copies Of the STAR are sent. it will bc read
with interest. And We honestly think tha.
truthful articles descriptive Of the coutry,
contributed by actual settlers, and sent to
their friends outside, will do more to induce
emigrants to settle among US than MI the cd
itorial blowing that We could do in whole
year.
, 1876-01-22
Ths ysrth,ru Star
JANUARY %, 1875.


A. 6isssnvir,s, caiiioruis, IN the year 1858, sous
nlasn esnesi7sd an idea that there vss rich de.
posss os geia In tho Sat extending from their vii.
kss ssss 10 . mining camp called Whiskey Dig.
kiags, for both ends Of the Fat had raid well A
sonpssy Of nirs men vas formed, aud the fat was
Ahe.. Ths uismocn Of the company were all
poor. Thsir only rspi'sl vas strength. and will
hssess 70 work. Thar Ay v~ the hope Of re
wsrd -Four men went to work running bed'
rock suaasi. spd ays hired out for waRes. AL
sarninC vsrs appropriated 70 keep the four mi
asn Who wsrs rrnning the tunnel, equipped with
soolA, powder, and other neeessarica rhcy con.
s,nued their iabon for sr~ yasn before they
reached the chsuusL During that time, the Eve
nss hsA earned ssd szpeudoA thres dollsfs per
dsy % he Sisim. Full cum paid in. ss2,5oo
But perseverance, snd energy had gained their re-
ward. In . abort space Of time GO, 900 were real.
issd o the share. fhis statement has never been
psbfsAsd befor, but II h literally true. We
give Il 10 show that tnsr, will berewsrded.
How nsny msu, with sucn energy, would IL
take 10 build and cquip sixteen miles OF railroad
d q, 900 psr nils-allov!ng them the same wages
ard the 'sngth Of time taken BY those hardy miu.
en- In Opening Their clain!-EeAe.
, 1876-01-22

rSing would slso be q paying business as but
ter always brings from thirty TO tiiiy cents
per pound. I do not think there is any
cheese made here as yet
0LRywtLD RANCH.
, 1876-01-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Hon. JossrH r. LEWIS Chief Justice, and Judge
OF the Third Judicial District Of Washington Ter
ritory; Judge Of the District Court OF the County
% SnOhomi-b,
Geo. N. McConnaha, Prosecuting Any.
H. A. Gregory . Clerk Da. Court
Benz Stretch, :. =. ShrF
". n. Ward, AUDITOR.
Eldrltge Morse, Deputy Auditor.
T. r. Marka e.. Trcasurer
Hon. Royal Haskell, Probate J4t0e
Hugh Ross. CUroaer
County Commissioners
q. p KYLE Chairman, q Stliap.aneAh Precinct
Wm: ID. Reeves, =. -, QaHeo a,
W. 7. Wight, E. :. Ehrkuood
, 1876-01-22
TERMS OE COuR1

TERMS OF COURT.
District Court Third Tuesday OF March, aud
Second Tuesday of November Of each year.
Probate cout,
Fourth Monday Of January, April, July and
October ol each year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02
Citizens OF Saiins. Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
Lire Is making extraordinary exertions to add thous
ands to population this 1t extends You
all well know from Kansas City and Leavenworth to
Clay Center. Las Animas, Denver Boulder, and Chey
Those points being the ternini of the line
and branches. 1t reaches all important places in Kan
sas, Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all our
principal cities and opens up 10 settlers all fertile
valleys. Its agents constantly ut work in every
section Of the Union and talking to the people and
distributing tons of printed matter, illustrating aud
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 10 visit
the great Colorado Resorts. You also send the
OF those OF your friends and acquaintance lv
ing east of the Missouri River and whom you think
might be induced to remove to Kansas TO Mr. Parker
a: Kansas City, and he will send tae printed
and have his agents call upon them In this way thous-
ands in ignorance Will Obtain knowledge Of our VI
entity. Mr.. o. S.Lyiord Is General Sup't and Nr
L, 4. Parker is General Passenger Agent with OF
fees at Kansas City.
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Few OF Many Cheap articles now for Sale at
the Cheap Corner or 0ber, Bond l. Wilson's.

Good cottonade pants, only 30 cents.
A No. cottonade pants, only as cents
Tiptnp and extra heavy cottonade pants. 81.
Double and twist, part wool, extra heavy
pants, only Sl.25.
Jeans pants, all colors. lined. only as cents.
Jeans pants. wool filling. lined, only Sl.5O.
4 No good cottonade coat heavy, only
$3.50.
4 No, good eottonade coat, extra heavy
only $500.
Good black overcoats only Si.0e.
Good gray overcoats oaly $500 to $50.
Better overalls for Sl.0o than anywhere else
for 81 -.
Suits from 81 to s., cheaper than anyone.
Good gauntlet gloves, only - cents.
Three good undershirts for 81 90.
Goods shirt for 80 cents.
Goods boots Tor s. 90.
Good shoes cheaper than any one IN Kansas.
Check iannelS only II IL cents per yard.
Hem stitched pocket hankerehiefs only cts
Gents pocket haakercliefs. Only 5 cents.
Aad ali other goods in proportion. We defy
the world on goods and prices. Come and ex-
anime our prices and save money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

The largest tract of land sowed to winter
wheat, TO be found in the country is few
miles south of Solomon City and about u
miles east Of Salina, in this county. The
whole tract comprises four thousand one hun
belongs to MIR. A. i. Collins and the remain
der TO Mcssrs Baldwin & Paxton. The wheat
is up over the whole field and presents a beau
tiiul sight. Ii is worth ones while to drive
out and take a look at this great wheat field.
Saline county still takes the lead in the Won
ders of the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

Browns Liver Pills are prepared especially
for the bilious diseases of this climate.
Arnica Salve, the great healing remedy for
old sores. cuts, wounds, etc.
For sprains, bruises and rheumatism try the
arnica liIament best in use.
Tar Troches for clearing the throat and
strengthening the voice.
Partisan Lilly Balm for removing pimples,
tan and oughness OF the skin.
For any OF the above remedies 20 to Oscar
Seitz's drug store, you will fad large stock
OF medicines and fancy goods.
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8 9 3 80 80 8 8

To the Working Class-we are now prepared
20 iuTL lsh All classes with constant en los msnt ri
ZONE, the whole Of the time. or 10 their spare mo-
ments. Business new. light and profitable PersyHs
OF either easily from ~ cents 10 - per
ming, and proportional sum nv dcVStng their waOle
time 20 the business. BOYS and girls nearly
much a men, That all who So his notice send
their address the business make this
lirdlieled offer: To such not well satisfied We
VIII send one dollar 10 paw The trOabie OF writing.
tuii particulars. samples worth several dollars 10
commence work on. aud copy Of HONE and re
side one OF the largest illustrated Publications.
All sent fee by mad Reader. fyoa want permanent
profitable work. address
GEORGE sTiSsoy CO, Portland. Ne
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

The voters of school district No. 80, met al
this school house on the evening OF Oct. 10Th.
The meeting was organized by clecting Dun
can MePEail Chairman, w. Thompson Secre-
tary. j. Smith and A. F.ummerfelt reported
the proceedings OF the convention OF the 18th.
after which the following speakers responded
To the call Of the meeting NJ. ID. Sampson,
III. l.. Jones, j. Foster aud c. Z. Faulkner.
Motion by G. Z. Gunnerson that we endorse
the action of the Peoples Convention in the
nomination of II. l.. Jones as Representative.
Carried. Motion that the proceedings of the
meeting be published in the Salina papers
Motion to adjourn.
w. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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DUNCAN MCPHAIL, Chairman.
For the Centennial.

Pullman Palace Sleeping ears aud day coaches from
Kansas City To lit. Wayne ard Cleveland without
change, via the Wabash Line.
Connecting at TT Wayne with through sleepers TO
Philadelphia, and at Cleveland with through slecpers
Ia New York an Boston, making bur one change of
from the Missouri river to the sCenteaair' or
New York and Boston
The ahash Line Is also the most cont 0rtahle route
10 indianapolis, Cincinnati anu other fSern cities
Passengers taxing this line have Choice Of rsEfeS
either Via quincy - Louis. aud visit all prin
lpai cities, watering places and prominent resorts
throughout he country without extra chargr
W l.. MALCOLM, is L,zAurs
Gen Pass. Agent, Western Acent
-. Lonis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

Mr.. III. III. Nash living on Mulberry. gave
house warming at his new residence on
Tuesday evening. 4 large number of his
friends assembled TO partake Of his hosptali-
ty and pass away the evening in pleasure
BILE dance. Mr.. Nash's new house is one of
the finest farm houses in the county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

We defy the prices of any one in the West
We have the largest, best selected and cheap
est stock Of goods in the West, and we will
sell you goods of any and all kinds ten per cent
lower than You can buy them of any one else
in town. ODER, BOND & WILSON
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

We requested to announce that Demo
cratic meetings will be held by Il. A. Levitt,
Esq, of Salina. at the following places b.
vara on Thursday, Nov, 2, at 7:l-2, p. NJ, at
Champlin school house on Friday evening at
7:l2. p. NJ, at Solomon City on Saturday at
T:l-2 p NJ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02

fi000 Can't be male by every agent every mezih
NuUU in the business fnrni-h bIs those " iiling
UUUU TO work can easily -sTn 'isZsn dollars .
day right ia their owH localities Have no
room = explain here BasIness pleasant aud eonorA
Die. Women, boys and gris 10 A. well a. un.a We
VIII furnish yoa a complete outfit free The bissns
pays better thaa uyfhin- else. We W ~ szl expense
~ starting yo1 Particulars free Write sRd
ffners ant mechanics, taeiT aaa dsu zhisr-.
and al cas-s "a nrs of paying work bora shua'd
write 10 IA and learn al about TIE work unce New
i the Tune Don : delay Address
TEUE 3 co, Augu-ts. Maine
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Notice.

u. S. LAND OFFICE
SALINA. kkNsAs. 1903
October. 3lst, ls76.)
Complaint having been entered NJ this Office by
John Sweeny against Richard W. Reed Tor abandon
ing his HCmosi ad ntry. NO IL a56 datrd July -
1875, upon the swT section - township L. SOUTH
! west IN saline county Kansas, with view To the
cancellation of said entry the said parties here
by summoned % alpesr ~ thus Office on the 18th dav II
December, 1876. at II o'c clock A. II tn respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment. ID. Il WAGSTAFf Receiver
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