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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

A gentleman about seven feet high Dor
rowed a book from this Office yesterday with
promise to return it in !" ten minutes"
If he forfelts his promise, said bystander;
won't that be 'shigh treason ~, Respect
fully referred to the Petersburg l1'alder.-
Dispatch. ,.st,s.;--..,e. -, ,.r,.5:s,:t
Current comment. affirms the decision Of
the lower court; in the code Of witticism
no male is properly chargeable with a miss
demeanor.L = Petersburg inde1- Appeal.
. But how as to fellow-ny 2. no ,'..e; ~
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d Long Time ago: a Novel. BY META
DRIED. New York: HARPER & BROTHERS.
We have copies Of this new novel from
c. T. JOHNSTON audi. T. ELLrsoN, who
have it for sale. HAMPERS make it 400 OF
their Library of Select Eoyels. The authors
peculiar name is as novel as the work itself.
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i stand 10 what All extreme ot obdQrac and
malice the leading Rassllcai pspers 81 the
North 20, They shadieiessiy saborainate
reason arb every rule III fairness and civil
ity to ti,esr partisan raneor aud Unsuitable
greed for power aisd pltind ers. ''tr-s,,
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rr s25, GOO! s25,Oool 1926, zoe!

WORTH OF GOODS FROM AUCTION,
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
OF REGULAR GOODS, WHICH WILL
BE SOLD VERY CHEAP.
| yOrr WILL FIND EVERY DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE.
1000 pairs Of GRAY and WHITE BLANKETS
from 81 .25 to SIS per pair,
so pieces of CARPET from 18c. to 1925 per yard,
the cheapest in the city:
Handsome RUGS from $1.25 to $40;
| A full assortment Of QUILTS and COMFORTS:
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-CLoTHS-a full assort-
| large lot of new FURsjus opened, So to $40 PEI
Handsome IRISH POPLINs from $500. to sl.2o
| per yard; ~ j" @GHr. ~
CROCHET sACQUEs and HOODS handmade;
BLACK SILKS at 9oc., 1928, $3.50, ~, $780,
| 49, and SO per yard; :ttg,.so 81 ....eEf.sttf
SLEEVELESS JACKETS large and new assori-
coLoRED SILKS from DOC. to 81 per yard; :.
fI.Ac GAGHEa..iREs at s7i 60; 75c., IL, and
A new assortment Of CLOAKS Just opened 80
60c up to $1.25 per yard, are the cheapest In the
Another the lot of cheap DRESS GOODS at l2gc. per
2,o0O MERINO yESTS-fnr gentlemen and ladies,
and also for childrens wear. from 37}Sc to $3.50
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES; .aa, !. iI.- n :
On. second supply of FLANNELS are the cheapest,
PLAIN II T. ana TwnLED from 15c. to sl.s5 per
Look at our stock Of SKIRTS; we have full as
cAssfMEREs for nen's, boys and chfldren's wear
+ b from ESQ. to rs pefyard: - -'gBJ ~
BLACK, and BLUE BEAVER-CCL Otis ire very
cheap 49,. -.
SO dozen HESfsTiTCHE DHANDKERCHIEFs at
=. 25c. fully worth 50c.: .i-e-r,.,.,.. ~
| A large assortment OF EDGINGS from auction;
1O, 900 pairs of HOSE from 12ic. to 81 per pair;
| Look ut our SASH-RIBBONS; a4a.fa.5s- 1Gt
| A new lot Of CARDINAL HOSE just received:
| SO pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS ut zoe.
| worth 35c.; ~ tssf SO =; Ita35i :. - ...tis
| It Is positively known that you can buy more NOR.
| GOODS for your money at SYCLE BROTHERS
! than ut any other house in the city. ~. 80
-. 5.Ti's5 f..iliJ InSYCLE BROTHERS, j,
- -. .;s..4s,s No.429 Broad street,
&C 81 between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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! Va COHEN BROTHERS are offering
fSL nj s1o5 Ses1 SILK in all the
new shades, at from 81 to So a yard less than
Also, large si lot Of vELvETEENs, black and co.
lored, at less than usual price; -
BIa sfSs s sso = Ss s gar aa ss ssS Iii q
:, them fully SO per cent; belowpresent value;
fancy and evening ST aces ;-a.{ -. .t;...! J
= MERE ortsd-ail-Noo BLACK cAsHsisRE
at;62Ic, S5c:, 90c., 81. 05i and Il 30, for such
qualities as would generally cost az least %:
Also o FUN Zines iinee Of LoRED cAsHMEnEs from
Their STOCK st Of aifAcA LUsTREs, III black and
eolors, at 1876 cannot be found anywhere for
See their DRESS, GOODS at e5c.; 900, and see; /
R RI LPAs Mag soa at ssS
price M to a5c, for Silk Lnatreall from Sc. to
25c.a yard less than they were formerly sold
a large stock Of cAssDiEREs for mems and boys
200 tk9f E y VI Is as $50 % GRAPE Wells
rs !Sf WATERPRO0E,s ll, shades and colors,fully
Pie: yard leg: than last Seasons price;
BoBaSfNEs 81 and
LYo q DRAP DsETE ct s2sS, reduced from
PARIS. WHITE FLANNEL at ST, Beretofore sud
XLfsW6 SL FIANNELs at 20, 81, So, and
Acc; .fot fun yard wide sihs quality, and an
lsSss ssoek of GATED II fLAE1s
SEQ dozen pt Rid GLOVES in myrtle Haty
elnalng Apera at considerably less than
Four-5arton BLACK KID GLOVES ut 81 yortl,
4, and LoKhp lipupsipaliyi snall sisesJ 1t
A very e. ia isrsss stock ofHAMBtFRGH EMBROIDERY
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North Carolina.

We have seen intelligent geDtlemen from
various sections Of the North ssase, and
they give the very best news. We have no,
more doubt Of North Carolina chem se have
lof Virginia. 81. Z
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M PURE COD-LIVER OIL. , :.
OUR OWN DIRECT; IAlPORTATION

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe it, and of patients who have taken it. that IL
Is more acceptable to the stomach and more easily
assimilated than any otiieroil. 49,
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure and fresh.
free from rancidty, and fully possessing all OF the
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the best
cod-lirer OIL - MEADE q BAhEh,
~ Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
oc5 gG In: 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

u OH1o-THE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR CONGRESS
MEN.-Total vote for congressman, 500, $780,
Republicans, 314,540; anti Grant, 14,719.
Democratic majority, 1870 Chicago Tunes
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"A LII PARTIES in DEBT no PHE
Ia ESTATE OF IT lie LATE MISS FANNY
HARRIS WIN please make payment IN me, ind an
creditors of the essate viii please forward ht once
their claims 70 md FOR sianientst
s; fsI5ss,a sss.,g III .RERECGh STiTHaa.f
K Adrhfnistr With tile Mil annexed
Address, me thfotiyhs the post-oinee Richmoiid,
eare.las SLID. fTss gnc 30s2ts
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rARDozo, FouRoUREAN 8 CO.

are receiving by every steamer large additions :,
+. their already extensive stock Of
DRY GOODS,
and guarantee to sell each and every article as low
tE45 can be found in this city.
Buying exclusively for CASH enables them to bu,
and sell at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
They keep by far the largest ard best-assosed STOCK
LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDRESy
80 FLANNEL UNDERWEAR
ever brought to this city, from very low prices to h.
best quality.
Great bargains in FLANNELS and BLANKETS.
bought at the summer auctions, and arc very cheap
ELEGANT STOCK OF CAssIMEREs.
Very choice assortment of
CLOAKS AND sIiAWLs
The cheapest lot OF CARPETS, RUGS aud DRUG
GETS ever offered.
Good CARPETS at 40 am. SOC.
FELT SKIRTS In great variety. Very mucG
!!ower than last season. r,,.s,.
Their large and attractive stock Of BLACK art
CoLORED SILKS and vELvETs, Dough. befor,
the advance, will be offered at prices beyond comE
titio;.. In this or even the northern markets &C
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

MT LEVY, BROTHERS have full line
of cHARLoTTEsvnLEC AssIMEREs and other
.weu-kknown makes, q: - : oc27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

= :. NJ. VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR
wyIllbear in mind that LEVY BROTHERS. store is
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Main. street. corner of Ele-
.yenth - -. ia III - 's...f.r oc 81 4
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@ LEVY BROTHERS call attention
to their very large assortment Of sHAWLs of this
seasons selections. ~ IL. - - .s.. oc ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

T Just received ilrst instalment Of FALL GOODS
These goods have been bought low, VIII be made W
B in the LATEST STYLE by unsurpassed worSneh
and sold ut = small profit.
1 can offer o good, substantial CASStNEkE se aa
(new goods; well made and well trimmed tor S''
CASH. ,t,...r ,gfF-r E-.I
Z DkShso ,ie N =. is1 -. = ~ au24
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

9.sIf.y
GOVERNOR THDgN ON THE SOUTHERN War
!: CLAIMS. The letter Of Samuel j.. den,
which we print this morning, lis "a comics,
sion On its face OF the serious purpose Of
the southern Dem cracyl TO press their
Claims against the Government for losses
growing out Of their own folly in, attenpt-
ing 70 break up the Union by force OF arms,
and substantial testimony TO. the disastrous
effect OF the sehelne upon Mr.. Tilden,s
chances Tor the next presidency Ginci1-
nat commercial Advertiser 81 fss} {.
be nalignity Of the Commercial stuiti-
tiss ITS reason, and 1t simply declares it,
purpose 70 adhere to q lying simpntation in
asserting that TlLpgS's letter ID a comics.
sion 81 what u positively does not co,issa
~ ~ s Y y 9 only quote the sentence from from
tae commercial TO lot our readers unf,ar.
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~ WILL Run 4, LINE OF oshlN1BussEs.
from my Office door, s26 Main street, to the Fair
Grounds each day at intervals ofhalf an hour
49,! D,,g 8 FARE, csc. EACH Way - ya,t
Forf further Information apply to li1i'' =
-, ci,!s 10 t%i.G.l.. i.:E', II .g.gr3;i Dg.l,
A.W, GARBERnJ
oc 30-3t - - S26 Main street.
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Political Taxation.

A MARYLAND Department clerk, who has
paid I'D the assessments levied by Secretary
Chandler for the use Of the National Repub-
lican Campaign Committee, was somewhat
Disguised at receiving the following a few
days since: a <
Headquarters Maryland Republican State
Central Committee, 12snest Baltimore street,
Baltimore, October 16, 1S76.-Sir,-I am di-
rected by the FinaDGe Committee Of the
Maryland Republican State Central COM
mittee to request OF you contribution OF
twenty-four dollars to aid in defraying the
necessary expenses Of the campaign. Please
let me lear from you on or before October
20, 1876. Please send city draft, postal or
der, or registered letter, and obhge, yours
respectfully, II GEORGE NJ. MCCoMAs, :
| = ;.t.trI;rin...f II - treasurer.
No response to our last. Answer this at
once ls: 1T - I::1.T.-,s <.s:s3
:aai.. BOSS SHEPHERDS! Contribution.
Before Secretary Chandler went to, New
York Governor Shepherd handed him his
check for $4,000 as a contribution to the
| Republican campaign fund.-, with the, pro-
viso that $4,000 Of it should be sent to South
Carolina. Washington Correspondence, of
the Baltimore Sun. -, II. r-..,GJ,..fri d:
! DEMOCRATS n BALTIMORE. There was q
great demonstration in Baltimore. Friday
nightiat the Maryland Institute. Speeches
were made by Governor Carroll; Senator
fBayard, RITZ Merrick, and Others. We
see that Colonel E, G. Darlington, formerly
OF this State, was amongst the speakers. He
is,reported as saying: ats,.T y 't',.5t.
"When the Union was in danger he, with
Ia younger brother, had enlisted in the
Union army, and bis brother had given his
fife for the cause. He would fight again
against a foreign foe, but murder his bro
theirs never. When the Republicans in
yaded a sister State in time OF peace, and
used the military to save, their party, it was
a wrong on which no honest men could diff
fer. He delivered an eloquent address, in
terspersed with humor. and called OH all to
support Tilden, Hendricks, and Reform"
[Cheers.l 49,. ,...-...
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NOTICE TO FIN N e. sa
Rrsd sfreal, ara now nrusrd ~ aa
STRAW, CHR, LEEsaoF and. EELTf HAZE
magisig them as good rs new. Satisfaction gaayRp-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-30

GENERAL. HAMPTUN'S APPEAL.. =
IL In view of the conduct Of the negroes
to-day and in accordance with repeated
transformations made to him as to the neces-
sity for such action, General Hampton tele-
.graphed General Ruger this evening a re-
Quest totsend tone! or more companies oil
troops to this county at once for the pur-
pose Of protecting colored Democrats, who
ara tbraatennd hn11riv
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THE7 9MEErrNa ABANDONED.

He. too, was finally compelled to hush,
and then General Hampton came. forward
and declared that the meeting was dissolved
in consequence Of the riot. The authorities
and policemen who were present either
could not or would not preserve OF der, and
the remaining speakers declined to face the
storm Of insults and yells. to no purpose.
General Hampton kindly babe the negroes
farewell, with good wishes for their welfare,
and told them, in conclusion, that they had
done more to elect him to-day than had been
by the white people Of any other county in
the State. ;... l..s.s.a-
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GRAND OPENING OF THE LARGEST
~ AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FALL
ANDSWINTER DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND
FANCY GOODS that ever wns opened at '
LEVI HEXTEH'S.
No. 627 BROAD STREET.
which will bcoered al the very lowest cash prices,
We name In part: ny .,sr.;.l -, ~.
DRESS GOODS In Ill the latest styles and shades;
SHAWLS and FEET SKIRTS In all qualities;
LADIES BLACK BEAVER CLOAkS,
!. u, -s}t all the newest patterns:
CASSIMERES,. FLAENEES,
r.lG D0MESTICS. and all colors Of
.--.-.-e--. WATERPROOF CLOTHS.
,Our, NOTION DEPARTMENT. Is stocked fal with
LADIES' and Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery; Kid
Gloves, Gauntlet Gloves; Cuffs and Collars; Hand;
kerchiefs, Corsets, Towels, Napkins, &c, &c. and
our Fancy, Goods and Embroideries, cannot be eS.
cellcd-such as Infants Merino Cloaks and Walking
Coats !: handmade Sacques, Caps, and Aighans
WATERPROOF CloakS made to order; and our
STAMPING DEPARTMENT Is furnished win en-
tire new designs Of PATTERNS.
STAMPED YOKES, PILLOW SLAMS. BRAlDs,
EalBROfDERING SILKS'and COTTONs always
on hand;
Also, a fun line Of soc. KID GLOVES:
Country orders promptly filed Mt short noucc.
"Call early and examine for yourselves" oc Ism
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09
citizen. a, sallna. Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway. the old Kansas fionee'
Lire is making extraordinary exertons to add thous-
ands to our population this season II extends as YOU
all well know from Kansas City and Leavcnworh &c
CLAY Center Las Animas Denver. Boulder, and Chey-
enne Those points being the termini OF the man line
and branches It reaches all important places in Kan
sas Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all our
principal cities and opens up 10 settlers all our iers
valleys Its agents constantly at work in every
section of the Union and talking to the people and
distributing of printed matter, illustrating and
describing our State. Our people can aid m thir
good work by writing to their friends who Wish "
take trip pleasure health and urge them to WISH
the grear Colorado Resorts. You can also send the
names of those OF your friends and acquaintance Nv
ing east Of the Missouri River and whom you think
might be induced to remove 10 Kansas to MI. Parker
Kansas City. and he will send tem printed matter
and have his call upon them. In this way thous-
ands In ignorance Will obtain knowledse- OF our VI
entity Mr. o. s. Lyford Is General Sup't. ana nr
e. g. Parker is General Passenger Agent WIKI Oh
fees at Kansas City.
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Sugar and cocrees lower than anyone.

Sugar and cotfees lower than anyone.
ODER. BoSD & WILSON.
Come and see our new goods and get bar
gains. LrTowIcH & WIrTMANS.
We printed not less than $4,000 election
tickets during the past week for the use o
l,so0 voters.
Great bargains in everything in our line.
ODER, BOND & WILSON,
Work on the Golfer dam at the upper mill
has been commenced and as soon as it is com
pleted work on the new dam will begin. Tht
mill will continue to grind right along.
We are still reducing our stock of general
merchandise at cost, for cash. Anybody de-
string goods in our line will do well to call on
US. SARGENT q WILLIAMS.
Too much excitement over the election to
gather much local news. When we go up to
man and ask for news. he counts over the
returns from New York. Florida or-McPber-
son. and that's all he knows.
Election is now over and lam ready for Blu 8
mess and will make harness that will pull
candidates through. or brides that viii hold
the most unruly boiler.
CHARLES HoLMQvIsT.
The most interesting local news we know
of this week is the low prices at which our adj
vcrtisers offer their goods IN to-day's paper.
Persons having bets to ray in clothing, hats,
boots. etc.. will do well to call on them.
The following officers were elected in Smoky
Hill Township on Tuesday last: Trustee, Il
ii Bishop; clerk. e Il. Wilbur; treasurer.
Charles Sander; constablcs, l.. M. futile and
]. s. Grer; road overscer, district No. l, D..
E. Harrison.
Married at the residence fP. L Gebhart, Esq , on
Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1875, by Rev. w. a Simklns, Mr.
Morris NJ Briggs and Miss lara Macy, all Of Saiina
Nav the bond which united them be sealed
with happiness and prosperity, and the seal
never be broken.
We publish an interesting letter this week
from Mr.. e. Locke, giving notes taken during
his visit to the Centennial Exposition. Mr.
Locke is an interesting writer ami we hope he
NAV favor us with other letters while he is
east.
We understand that there is little prohabili-
ty of the extention of Iron avenue being OPEN
ed this winter. The road leading ont Of town.
east. is ia poor condition aud will either need
repairing or the new road will have TO be
opened.
The next meeting OF the Christian co-opera-
ton Society OF 5alina District. will commence
in Abilene. on Thursday, November 10th. z
O. clock. All members of the church of Christ
are invited to attend.
HOWARD C.. RASH. Secretary.
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For the Centennial.

Pullman Palace Sleeping ears and day coaches from
Kansas City to TT Wayne and Cleveland without
change, via the Wabash Line.
Connecting at TT. Wayne with through sleepers TO
Philadelphia, and AZ Cleveland with through slecpers
g. New York an Boston, making but change OF
cars from the Missouri river to the 'Centsasidi or
New York and u isian
The Wabash Line is also the most CONT ortatle route
10 indianapolis. Cincinnati and other Eastern cities
Passengers takin. this liHe have choice of roCtes
either Quincy IT Louis, aud visit all prin-
ripal cities. watering places and prominent resorts
throughout the country without extra chsrg-
W l. MALCOLM, j. =. LAZARUS.
Genl Pass. Agent, Western Agent.
81. Louis
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w, have already received three communica-
tons on the sabbath question and NJ. Rugg-
les. and have concluded TO shut down on the
whole matter before a general wrangle is made
in our columns. We had intended to give Mr.
Ruggles space for one more article, bat as there
cussion of matters not connected with the
subject itself. we have been obliged 20 close
the whole discussion at once. IL was not our
intention at any time to allow this question TO
he ran into personal matters. bur, through
carelessness we have allowed such an impress
sion TO 60 out. and we now desire to correct
the error.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

BeautIiy your complexion by using Partisan
Lilly Balm, at ScitZ's drug store.
Singers and speakers should use the Tar
Troches for strengthening their voice, sold al
SeitZ's drug store.
Eureka Ague Pills, sure cure for ague, sold
at Oscar Seitz's.
Browns Liver Pills. VIII cure headache and
billiousness, sold ut Seitz'S drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

A jolly crowd of men took possession oi
Donegan's Hall Tuesday evening to await the
election returns from the East. a number OF
orr business men had dubbed together and
made arrangements to receive the associated
press dispatches and have them delivered at
the Hall. The time between the reception OF
dispatches was intersperscd with speeches and
noisy demonstrations. At2 O'Clock the anx-
ous ones went home 20 take little rest
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

J.B. HAMILTON,
County Treasurer. |
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team worked about half hour trying to
pull load of broom corn on to the bridge. al
ter the rain last Friday. before they could cross.
The approach is bad Tor muddy weaher-es-
pecially tor unshod horses. A new bridge set
down several feet lower than the present struct-
ure, would obviate the difficulty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

Mr. Henry Davis and family returned to Sa-
lima last Saturday after an absence of about
one wear. Mr.. Davis went to Florida with The
colony last fall. and during his residence there
he was afflicted with sickness. which greatly
interferred with his business. lie will probably
remain in this State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

Dry goods! dry goods. dry goods!.
More in minute than anyone else in week,
ami prices way below our neighbors.
Our competitors are sick. Cause of sickness
the fact that Ober, Bond & Wilson are sell
ing goods below their cost price. All goods
| lower than ever
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-09

Powers & 6oodnow report the following.
whesf-Rci winter. No :, soGS5c Pcr bu !, No ; do
q Gs5c; No 10 eo1s5c; white winter No ~ Sc;
No do 7osss5c; Ne do ecGGSc. sprsg, ss1aes
eats. I5SsISc per bR.
Rye, 2ssTSa per bu.
Barley->o sale
Com-Sar OF she'll, sc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TIRE .sURER,
SALINE COUNTY, kASS.. y
S...S. NaVeIphar l--6

NOTICE is hereby given To the tax payers OF Saline
~ county that the rolls for s16 have been placed
in my hands collection and that VIII be in my
Office in Court House SalIna from o. clock
Il until II NJ aud from o clock p. NJ until O'Clock
p NJ from this date, tor the purpose of receiving
taxes.
The following are the tax ievIes on each One Hun
drcd dollars valuation, VIZ:
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have two good work horses which wish
10 sell, or trade for cattle. J. o. HANFoRD.
35-tf 3l-2 miles south OF Salina
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Sallna Market.

Corrected by r. T Watson, dealer in Groceries
Provisions and Queensware, IS Santsfe avenue.
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New To-Day

Tax NotIce-County.
Dry Goods, Eic.-Bruckman & Co.
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RaYgainS
For Sale or Trade for e attle,

In new style millinery, flrs, fancy goods,
wall paper. etc. at A. Il. Grier's.