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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-19
TIE HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
Last Frid ay and SATURDAY. there was

Last Friday and Saturday there was q
horticult ursl exhibition in the Sallna
Opera House. The lately organized So
ciety appointed committees of arrange
ments, but for some reason they failed
to complete the plans upon which they
were to operate, and on Wednesday
evening Mr.. II. l.. Jones came to the
rescue in time to prevent total failure.
Ho took the matter into his own hands
and q very creditable display was made.
There were over fifty different varieties
of fruit on exhibition, and some of them
were superior specimens. Mr.. h. l..
Jones had beautiful and large display.
Among those who made entries were
Henry Banks, Robt. Muir, Thos. Ander-
son, Mrs. r. II. Bishop, II. A. Northrop,
Mr.. Ssuburn, Jonathan Weaver, B. b.
Stimmel and Ambrose Beebe. Mr..
Jones had employed the band to play in
the hall on Friday evening. About Z
o'clock d. p. Mitchell, the greenback
candidate for Governor, begged Mr..
Jones to let him have the band to draw
. crowd on the corner of Santa Fe and
Iron avenues, where he would talk o
half hour and then so into the hall and
deliver q horticultural speech. Mr..
Jones assented Mr.. Mitchell spoke un-
til about $50 and when the crowd was
dismissed he went to the hall and made
. few remarks, but it was so late that
few followed him and the audience was
small.
The credit Of the exhibition is due to
Mr.. Jones, and had others taken the
same interest therein, it could have been
made . grand Success.
Tho display was purchased by the
packed under the supervision
Of Mr.. o. Seitx and by him forwarded
to St Louis for display At the great ex-
position.
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BrOOkyille Items.

A few grasshoppers have been seen during
the past few days Some settled upon the farm Of Mr.
May, two miles south Of town, but did no damage.
Among the many Improvements under way
is a large addition to Mrs. Dills hotel. Workmen
are rushing things, from the tact many who desire
board are unable to be accommodated, L. c. War
and q. {. Guthrie have had a fine pair of 6-ton
scales put in, in front of Mr. Warmers store. ice
Duncan soon expects to have pair Of scales set up
near his coal yard.
Mr.. ". w. Gentry and wife left Wednesday
morning for Kansas City to attend the position.
Mrs. Dills hotel is about completed, when
finished will make fine appearance.
Saturday afternoon car passed through
upon which the following advertisement was posted:
This is loaded with flour donated by the citizens
Of Longmout Colorado. TO the Yellow Fever sufferers
and is onsgned to the Howard Association, Men,
phis, Tenn.
The new time card went into effect Sunday
morning. We now have two passenger trains daily
between here and Kansas City
Rev. Wright left Tuesday night Tor Russell,
kansas TO attend the Congregational Convention held
there this week.
The Dramatic Association will meet Mon
day evening 1t is desired that all members and those
wishing to join. will be present. Is the Association
will take immediate steps towsr choosing play
Monday evening while Messrs. Keep &
Looms OF Terra Gotta, were At supper, their store
was entered by tramp end the money drawer robbed
OF about sixty dollars. Tuesday afternoon Deputy
sheriff, Mccormick AMI Mr.. Keep, caught the fellow
miles east Of this place Upon him they found LIT.
tie over fifty dollars, pair Of pants taken from the
store AMI several other articles the property of Mr.
LOOMS. The fellow now lodged in the Ellsworth
county Jail where he will await trial Ifmsre person.
would show the same energy in cat ching rascals,
there would not be o much thieving perpetrated.
Mr.. Simmons has added new attraction to
his school Three evenings in each week he gives
lessons in bookkeeping. For the short time Mr. 8.
had charge Of the school. great Improvement has
been accomplished both In order and the interest
oi the scholars. Boz.
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Gypsum Valley Farmer Club.
The club met at the house of j. w.
Amos in the suburbs of the city of Broad
view on the evening of the 18th inst.
The night was fine.
LUNA the maiden.
With white fire laden
Whom morfsls call the moon,

Whom mortals call the MOON
Shed food of light upon the gay
sceno, and the youths and maidens
seem to find 1t great attraction out OF
doors, while the older and more sedate
members within, listened to an excellent
poetic selection, we'll read by Mr.. II. B.
Wing. A prophetic dream of the pos
sibilities thst a century might bring
forth.
The regular paper Was read by Mr..
Manchester. Opening with . well writ
ten article upon the temperance move
ment, in which he took . hopefnl view
of the progress of the cause, and looked
forward to the day when intemperance
shall be q thing Of the past. Tho selec-
tons were made with the we'll known
good taste and judgment that the club
always expects from that gentleman.
The question for discussion was,
"Why will not farmers combine for their
mutual benefit" Mr.. Amos opened
the subject with An excellent speech and
was followed by Messrs. Pettes, Man.
chester, McQuary and Wing, who all
took the ground that pred udice growing
out of their isolated mode Of life, and
want of mental culture, prevented their
taking sufficiently broad views of mat
ters pertaining to their interest.
When they see their interest they are
sufficiently alive, but they do not see far
enough.
At midnight the club adjourned to
meet at the house of Mr.. VIM. Pettes'
on the 2lst Of October.
As the company broke up the general
expression was, eve have had very in
teresting club" Wh. PETTfs.
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ssThe Gslden Belt' Rsute.

The quickest, safest and most reliable route to all
points East and West is sia the KANSAS PACIFIC RAIL-
wAY. through the famous Golden Belt' tthe finest
wheat country in the WORLD Passengers for Denver
and the Rocky Mountains should remember that this d
lao miles the shortest q miles the quickest and the
only line running through to Denver without change
Of cars. Going East, close connections made
Kansas City and Lesvenworth with all the great
through ioutes for al points East, North and South.
The fayorte line to the San Juan mines Passengers
taking the KANSAS PACIFIC can stop At Denver and
visit the mines and smelling works in its vicinity.
Close connection made with the Denver Rio Grande
Railway for Colorado Springs, La veta. Del Norte
and Lake City. The only line west Of the Missouri
River equipped with the Westinghouse Automatic Air
Brake. Freight shippers, attention! Ths Kansas
and aaords TIE most rapid transit Of freight between
Colorado, New Mexico. San Juan and Arizona.
For Information Concerning rates, maps, guides,
5OHS MUIR D. s. CORNELL,
GsnV Er't AT. Genv Pb0'e A9t
TT, CAKES,
Gsap Ssps.
KAxsAS tCnY.
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Administrators Notice.
s1ATE OF KANSAS. }s
COUNT OF SALINE.
In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter ofthe Estate Of NJ J Doyle Decs ased

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters Of sdmnistra-
ton have been granted to the undersigned on the
BY the Honorable, the Probate Court OF the county
and State Aforesaid dated the 10th day Of September
A. D., 1878. Now. oil persons having claims against
said estate hereby notified that they present
the same to the undersigned Tor allowance, within
year from the date OF said letters or they may
precuded from any benefit Of such estate; and that II
such claims be not exhibited within three years sitter
the date OF said letter. they shall be forever barred
AMANDA DOYLE.
salina, September 10th, ISIS. Administrator.
33-3w
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Gel. Phillips to Speak on Finance.
SALINA. Sent. Is. 1S7


Hon. W. A. PHILLIPS, Sir: Believ-
ing, - We do, that tho people of Saline
County desire to hear you on the politi-
cal issues of the day, We take this mode
Of asking you to name day, at your
earliest convenience, when you can ad.
dress your fellow citizens on national
politics, especially that of Finance.
Numerously signed BY citizens of Sa-
line County,
SALIVA, Sept. Is, 1878.
Aessrs. r. II. Bishop, James Chase, Chas.
". zfessin and Others.
GUrLENEN: Ihave just received and
thank you for the kind invitation to I'D.
dress the people of my own town, on
The question Of National politics, e.
pooially finance. 1 shall endeavor to
comply with the request on tho evening
q esearday, the 2Sth inst.
With respect very truly yours.
". A. PMLLRs,
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rNisceilaneo9s Books Dst found On o .
she!ves vii be ordered II Puh!isher's vssees
On Application
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PACIFIC HOUSE,
JEFTRIEs 4 POsTLEWAIT. Proprietor
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
SALIVA, KANSAS.

Free 'Ous to and from aii TrAinA.
The Pacific House 10 . building and contains the
Of first slass hotel spacious sample
room has been opened and arranged for the use OF
travellers. II 10 located nearly opposite the county
budngs good board can be Obtained ct all time
With or NithoQt fo00,a Satisfaction 9uarnnleAd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-15
DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Territory, for lNCoMPATIBnITY and other
causes, no matter where the party resides.
Is years experienee. Fee after decree. All
letters confidential. Address A. j, Orx-
TER, Atty, Rooms u o. I32 Dearborn S..
CHICAGO. ILL. Unquestionable references
given. Correspondence With the legal pre-
fession invited.
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GEORGETOWN.

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Yester-
day afternoon about o'clock as MI Henry
1oung-a countryman about 70 years old-was
driving homeward to Chain bridge from
Georgetown in his wagon, two colored men
sspIang into the vehicle and upon him, while in
the neigh borhood OF College Pond, and at
fercely and young man named Barnes soon
came 70 his assistance and the highWayme a
ned. Mr.. Young, with Mr.. Barnes, immedi-
ately turned back to GEORGETOWN. and meet
force, at the Aqueduct bridge, took him in the
wagon and made pursuit of the assailants.
Insy were soon captured one upon the tow
fore capture, and til other in canal boat
near by. The names of the men are Lewis
Johnson and Chas. Il. Diggs, aged 10 and 20.
court this morning.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-At the Goth regu
lar monthly meeting of the Eleventh Building
Association held last night at Goddard s hall,
s., 1872 was sold, being Is shares, at an average
of $137 per share.
THE BODY OF 81. X. KLUCKHUHN, who com
as mentioned in wednesdays STAR, y was rif for
Warded by express to Mr.. Jos. F. Birch, under
taker, and arrived yesterday at O'clock. a
bottle OF poison and a razor was found in the
collin. The throat appeared to have been cut.
The remains were inferred at Prospect Hill
Cemetery this morning.
RECovERED.-MissJ Jenny, daughter OF Col.
VIM. O. Drew assistant engineer of the Fire
department, who has been so dangerously i'll
from scratches received On the hand by a
favorite cat, has so far recovered as to be able
to ride out to. day fer the first time.
PERsONAL.-Mr. Alexander Blundon, of this
city. of the u. S. signal service, who was or
dered to Smithfield, n. c., some days since, has
arrived at his destination.
GRAIN ARRIyED-BOat London, with 800
bushels of wheat to III. M Talcott and 5000
bushels do: to Hartley & Bro. 1900 bushels of
wheat sold yesterday at prices ranging from
$l.W to $041i.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
change today, 5000 bushels of wheat; no
sales.
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lFoR THE STAR.
Song of the Tournament FelRer.

By PETTR THE HERMIT.
Punch, bTothers, punch Punch with care!
Charge On the testhing ripgs suspended in the air
PHneh! TO the sound Of the trumpet's blare
Al the rattle of the drum with q catgut snare:
On a wind broken horse or . ST avin- bound mare
Driven by the r. vel 10 the border of despair
'r lgred = the eloGuence of the orataire.
A the inoiA. ubUei ril IS suspended high in air,
Pur b. brothers, punch. for the yellow fevaira,
With ten-foot pole and the tinse.'s gaudy glare,
AID piumed helmet set on ruby colored hair.
With coat Of FURNISHED mail secured from Mox.
ley'S lair.
SURE r srnum' IS very self. the famous managasra.
Meu Danish his peer show In thu ian gush OF des-
A. the sight OF the gorgeous and festive cavasire
is ten-fGot pole and his e ArinsS debonaire
With Lis air, ana his bair, and his glare, and his
So-tunCh, brOtters. punch! Punch W tn are
Al me lnHla fhbl er rings swing ng In lii air
nor Ch1Vairy and Honor; al the Yellow Fsyaira
lille The welhin IesouLds, and the blue atmos-
Is laden with huzzas for the gay cavalaire
The knight, the Queen, Al the ora, aire.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
tseSFteTeay, Lee G vs. Lee argued by Messrs.
China vs. District of Columbia; appeal dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction on motion of
defendant. Meredith VS.. District Of Columbia :
Murtagh vs.. District of Columbia continued
for full bench. Wright VS.. WEIGH: argued
by MI: Hine for the defendant, Mr.. Taggart
Tor pialntlf and Mr.J. FL. Bradley in ccnclu-
sion for the defendant, and submitted. Dye
VS.; Nailor; dismissed because Of no answer to
To-day, in the matter of George Taylor ha.
peas corpus; decision given that no appeal
Will lie; lehearing denied. Lee vs.. Lee; de-
cision of the court below affirmed appeal dis.
mlssed, Y. s. vs. Cephas Jones; this case
lions to the rulings of the presiding Judge
The defendant was convicted of committing
a rape on Miss Florence P. Smith, ON the
the penitentiary for 30 years. On argument,
EQUITY CoURT-Judee Macarthur.
Yesterday, Freedmen's Saving & Trust Co.
vs.. Barrett; pleas Overruled. Wynne VS.. Hi
befnian Building, Association; set for October
5; hedgiie vs.. Simpson, argued, and sub
united. Roach VS.. Castleman bond approved
ride VS.. Wright ct al; referred to auditor.
Adler vs.. washington and Georgetown Rail.
bill. Washin gton Market Co. vs. vs.. '' August
derfer; sale decreed with A. A. Birney, frus.
tee: MeCarty VS.. McCarty; referred to Ex-
a aminer Loveloy to take testimony. Jones vs..
dlt0r to state accounts. Stephens VS.. Stephens :
guardian ad Item appointed for infant de-
PENDANTS. B0wleS VS.. Bowles; same. Secor
vs.. Gross; sale decreed, with Mrs Lockwood
as trustee. Hall VS.. Zell pro forma decree
amended and receivers bond filed.
POLICE COURT-Judge Smell.
Today, Mary Go Inns, profanity; S., or seven
days. VIM. Nelson, vagrancy; bonds, or 80
days. Alexander Newman, loud and bolster
Gus; IS, or seven days. VIM. Burton alias VIM.
Patterson, indecent exposure; So Annie
MARI and James Fanroy, loud and beisterOus /;
%, OF seven days each. Mary Sullivan, drunk
and disorderiy bonds, OR 80 days. john Offutt.
d disturbing the quiet Of Georgetown; IS, OF
quiet of Georgetown; IS, or seven days. Lizzie
StorIs, yagrancy; bonds, or 30 days. David
VIM: Everett, vagrancy; bonds, or 80 days
Isaac Fowler, assault on David Tucker; g,
without costs. LeOnidaS Latham larceny OF
market wagon from Robert II. Lusby, valued
at $50. Property ordered to be turned over to
.. s. marshal, and defendant discharged,
owing to an informality in the process OF re.
plevin. Robert Hawkins, assault on Belle
Ford; s.. Harriet Nelson, threats against
Mrs. Green: dismissed. Kellogg Randolph.
assault on Victoria Atkins with broken
bottle wrapped in stockings $40 Edward
Bufkey, assault on Peter Moulton; $40.
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FRESH GOODS FROM NEW YORK
We are now receiving our regular fall stock
OF GentIemen's, Boys, and Children's Hats,
an o. Mhish were s bought In New York and
very low prices for cash.
frlces Will range as follows:
Mems Wool Hats. Soc to 81 so.
Mems Fur Hats, ST. % to 81.
Boys Hats, all styles, from soc. to ST.
Lewis zone Price Hat House, 92O eth st. 2
A DIsORDERED STOMACH is often the cause
OF headache. LodiNe'S Headache Specific will
correct the former and cure the latter.
ASK FIFTY LADIES in succession what per-
tune they consider the most delicate, the most
pure and Salubr1ouS, the most permanent, and
IN all respects. the most desirable. and forty
nine OF them will answer 4MurrGy & Lannld7a'S
Florida Hater.
DARE Not TO TRIFLE WITH CoUGH.-It is
inviting death, when safety is within reach.
Stop the cough, heal the lungs, remove AL irri.
tatioD from the windplpe, relieve the difficulty
OF breathing with Hale's Honey Of Horejound
ana Tor. A few doses will effect perfect cure.
Pixies I00thache Drops cure tOothache in
one minute Sold by all druggists at rs cents.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. WINS
t0o'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren 1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, re-
lieyes WIND collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dySentery and diarrhea. whether arising
from teethiug or other causes. An cid and
weiitried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25d&k1y
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing tablishment, No sos g Street,
near 9th street By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether Of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for g. n. B.--Lace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $l.50 a window. Wool blankets
Der reduction in price. satisfaction guaran-
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
effectually from any article, and careful press
Ing gives them an appearance as If newly made.
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ss~The dying request of Col. j. Lawrence
Jones. Kentucky lawyer of considerable
eminence, was that no funeral be preached
the bar.
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The School Board.

STANDING COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Mr.. w. w. Curtis, president OF the Board OF
Trustees Of Public Schools has appointed the
standing committees of the board, as follows:
RHnl Rules C Farley, Loye1oy, Rhees;
Davis, Samson, Matthews, Farley, Brooks.
Supplies and Furniture.-BaldWin, Nourse
ADMINISTRATION, Baldwin, White, Hol
lald, Middleton, Pope, Samson.
Lambert, Lloyd, Middleton. Brooks. Rhees,
Textbooks and Course OF study.-Rhees,
Kxaminations.-C. B. Smith, Davis. W. q.
Scholarships and Prizes.-Davis. Farley,
Holland.
Music.-samson, Lloyd. W. H. Smith.
d. Smith, C. b. Smith.
Janitors.-Pope Baldwin, Holland.
Annual Report; Lambert, Nourse. Collins.
Printing.-BrOOks, Holland, Lambert
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Kennedy and Bridget Crowley; Lewis
Chidister and Lizzie e. Marshall; Edward
Lucas and Julia Ann Lee: William P Jones
and Annie E. keleher; Timothy DuScol and
Caroline Robinson; George Joseph and
Movlin Simms James +. Crown and Minnie
C. Clifton Charles Albert Webster, of Charles
county, Nd, and ElZaDeth T.. Woodward, OF
same place; William Brooks, of GEORGETOWN,
ID. c., and Jane Rivers of same place William
Nj. Colbert and Rebecca w. Hughes; James
+. Harvey and Ida May Gibson.
THE HEBREW NEW YEAR.-This evening at
o'clock the Hebrew feast of the New Year,
or Rosh Hoshanab, commences. 1t eommem-
crates the beginning of the year $500 from the
Creation. and is observed with great solemni-
", the stores and other business places of
isfaeiites being closed from O'Clock this eve
ming until the same hour Saturday evening.
among the orthodox Hebrews two days are
day
BLANKETS, BLANKETs.-Immense stock. all
purchased this fall. and at bottom prices; large
double blankets, 81 so per pair up to the best
dualty goods lar size comforts, sL25; cas-
styles OF chenille shawls. Towson's. 6SS Penn
sylyania avenue. South side, near 18th street.
Adrt. W.
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Condensed Locals.

JOuYBeymeu tailOrs. see notice.
The street lamps viii be lighted at $40 d. Ia.
and e1tinguiSbed at go am.
Don't forget the trip of the Nellie" to Great
Fails next Sunday, September 18th. Leaves
at $50 a.. M.
Everybody seems to be going to the tourna-
ment today, which bids fair to be the finest
display of riding ever seen about here and a
handsome sum will doubtless be realized for
The yellow fever relief fund.
The LABOR ENLISTMENT ASSOCIATION met
last evening at the hall of the Sovereigns OF
INDUSTRY. on 18th street, $. Il. Stratton in the
chair. Two new members were admitted II
was mentioned that E. C. Ford and J. w
Starr, attorneys for the association were pre-
pairing bill to be submitted to Congress
which provides for the enlistment of one hun
dred thousand volunteers for five wears for
military and agricultural purposes on re5er-
walton OF the government. One regiment OF
each corps is TO be composed of engineers and
Twelve skilled mechanics or artisans are to be
IN each company. When ten thousand men
age enrolled t1ey are to be sent on the reser-
yation which is TO be provided by the govern
ment. Arriving there, they are to lay out
city and prepare the ground for cultivation
and deVeiope the usual resources of the gov
eminent. The government is to furnish agri-
cultural implements, seeds and stock. The
volunteers are to receive the same pay as the
soldlers OF the regular army, and upon honor
able discharge from The service. be entitled to
aud receive patent for one hundred and
sixty acres of land, as now provided for by
The hcne lead act, or on to one lot within the
limits of the city laid out. Every alternate
lot IN The city is to be reserved to the United
States,
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FRIED OYSTERS, selects" Is cts. per dozen.
ID Cox. Sehwing Il Clarke's, 9Th and G.-Adrt.
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INGRAM CARPETS, bright patterns, 80 81, so,
90, 15c.: oilcioths, all widths: Nottingham lace,
from 25c. per yard. TOwson's, 636 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, south side.-AdUt.
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WASHINGTON MARIETTA Queenstown
DTCre Ydrd.-276 cattle, IS left over 2ll sold
10 butchers at prices ranging from s3.25 to
SIS. $40 sheep and lambs sold from AZ to So
cts. old sheep from 314 TO AZ cts. 30 left
eyer II COWS and calves sold IRON SIS to So
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Ey ERY BODY praises the merits OF Servings
81. LOUIS fancy patent fiour.-Adut.
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b. II: WARNER has money to loan at low
rates of interest
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CITY ITEMS.

IN CONSEQUENCE of the holiday, my store
Will be closed tomorrow Saturday. till p. M
A. STRAUS, l0l1 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j. c. Parker we
have Leslie's Fireside Almanac for 1879 that
popular novel Guy Livingstone" in the cheap
BuzGr for October 18th.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE.

Our GOODS are rs eood rs .pv an the ,r.rS..
house. ' 's's siiAA my olnof
marked in plain figures. e :"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pOSTPONEMENT.- GRAND COW
4 CERT and OP. 10 be givea by UNION
LCDeE No. IL, 10. F., a. Odd Fellows HaI.
3 street Sc. on Wednesday. October 3, 1873 Is
PoSfpened to WHDNEs DAY, October Oh. 1t az
O'clot m.
Tickets for stober Cd win be rod for the Oh.
-sef211.m,w.S COMMITTEES.
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MAPLEWQoD INSTITUTE, CONCORD.
~ ~ SSiaLz PA.-Boya go per qusrter; Girls.
ward College. Instructors nrst-clAss.
fepx2-ly j. sH0RTLID0E A,A.s PEi1s
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
AmuseTnents, &e., T0.nig Int


NdtiOn0I IRedter.-"JuliUs Cesar"
Corner 5tt and S StreetS.-Barnnm's Circus
Mason 1emple.-The Tournament Corona
fjOn Pail