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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
CONSUMPTION CURED,

An old physician retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East Indian
missionary the formula OF II simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cur. of
Consumption, Bronchitis. Cstarri, Asthma and
all Throat and Lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly test
ed It's wonderful curative powers in thousands OF
Cases. feels it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent free oil
charge, to all who desire it, with full direction
Tor preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper, DIR. J. {. STONE.
a North Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pennsyl-
wanna. nc,1--rn
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
GOOD RESuLI$

Are always pleasant to contemplate, as every
dyspeptic sufferer who uses PaIk.r's Ginger
Tonic will Attest. To obtain from this remedy
the most gratifying relief when distressed with
Headache, Low Spirits, Nervousness, Wakeiul-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart. Liver Disorders,
Costiveness, Pain in the Stonach, Heartburn,
Cramps, etc, is = pleasant experience that star
prises no less than 1t comforts. Another re-
markable feature of this remedy 10 it's pow erful
specific action on the skin and mucous s~urfaces
OF the throat and lunSs by which it unialliuy
cures the worst cas.s of Cough, Cols and Sore
Throat. II cures in 2 wonderfully short time,
removes all soreness form the lungs, and pro
tects the feeble from C0nsum ptIon. Buy = 81
bottle from your druggist, ID. W. b. Tevis. Lex
ington, Mo, or . sample bottle 1T Il cts, and
tests its merits. d~ecs2eoY3m.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
General

NEW YORK. March rs, 1873.
G~OLD-Strong advancing to l0l u on tue re-
sumption of gold exports.
ST. Louis. March Is, 1873.
HEMP-UnChanged
LOUR-tirmer and not changed.
GRAIS-Wheat higher; No. } fall. 81 l2,. "a
l 1875; No. 4 do, 81 Tta; No. ? spring, wanted
for export. none Offering. Corn higher; BAG
3a'.c Oats. better; 26,,c. Rye, quiet; SIC.
WIIISk Y-Steady al 81 ~.
PRODtCE-Butter, active for choice; fresh
DAIRY, 23d3Uc; do country, logo: other grades
neglected. Eggs, steady ct &c.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet 1T 50 10G9 IS. Lard.
nomlnal: 7s. Dry salt meals, only small jolt
trade. Bacon duh: 50 s114g+ 90; s. 5oe5 81
IS tOa5 15r
CArTIE Receipts, 1880. Market easy
tending downward Tor shipping grades, but not
qrofahIy lower; prime 10 choice shipping steers,
u GIm5OO; far To good. 81 OO94 30; lair to good
butchers, } J1as OK; COW and heifers. 81 tUdy
} 81; feeding steers, 81 ,0Gi Ii; Stockcrs.
g. 25a3 ca.
HoGS-Rcceipis.4 100. Active: light shipping
to good. y%orkers. % .Vgi 20; packing. s. sjlp
5 40; butchers to fancy. 81 +0a3 so
PA and strong. Receipts, 400,
Extra heavy shipping, better. 81 logs Is; goo'
&c choice. 81 30g4 90; common To fair, 81 $50
5 81.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Gardeners Take Notice,

We have A complete stock of garden seeds
in hnlk. which we guarantee TO be new and
reliable. We sell at wholesale catalogue
prices and less. Making u difference Of so
per cent. less than they have ever been sold
In this market before. Also q full line in
papers ut five cents per package.
m9tf T.. A. " j. DUSkEL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Handsome, Nobby, New.

The large and we'll selected stock OF wall
paper and window shades just received at
Chas. If. RoyIe's is one OF the handsomest
ever brought to this city and all are request
cd to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. 1t is no trouble to show goods
and I will take pleasure in showing them 10
all whn wish TO examine.
naiy.I CHAs. H. RoYLE.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
GERMAN SYRUP"

No other medicine IN the world WAS ever given
such n test OF its curative qualities AZ Boschee's
German Syrup. Ia three years two million four
hundred thousand small bottles OF this mediciu-
were distributed free OF charge by Druggists in
tins country to those afflicted with consump-
ton. Asthma. Group. severe Coughs. Pnsumo-
mia and other aiseases of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American prOpln undeniabls proof
that German Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that druggists IN every town and vii
lage in the United States are recommending II TO
their customers. 60 10 your DRUG gist, and ask
what they know about 1t. Sample Bottles 10
cents. Regular size IS cents. Three doses Will
relieve any case. dec2acow3m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Fare Reduced.

A reduction of 33h per cent. in through and
local. rates on the st. L.ouis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway. On and after A pril LIST, 1878.
this company will reduce its passenger turin 10 3
cents per mile on main line, between ST. Louis
and Kansas City, 1 cents per mile on branch
lines. Passengers must buy tickets, otherwise
conductors will charge an excess of 10 cents TO
~ cents on each fare when paid on the train.
Freight trains will not carry pasSeugers ~ ittuut
tickets. mcL23-It
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
A Card.

! desire to return my sincere and heartfelt
thanks 10 Mrs. lilly Bean Mrs. Thomas Dicken,
Miss Laura Davis and Miss Lizzie Dunn. the
kind ladies who SO generously took au interest
In a irieudless stranger, in procuring a sub
s%cription OF money to enable mo to take steps 10
procure Il new trial. Whatever my fate may be,
1 shall. while life lasts. hold them in grateful
remembrance. FRANK MILLER.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
Produce.

We have just made arrangements for ship
ments OF produce, and Will from now on
buy all the butter, eggs, tallOw, besswax,
bacon, lard, beans, oats, corn, broom corn,
rye barley, &c., &c. brought to the market.
and will pay the highest cash price for same.
mar23tf G. A h j. DUNKRL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30

You Will save money, avoid disappointment.
have good vegetables, and your family VIII he
happy, by using Landraths' Celebrated Garden
seeds. Five ten cent papers for twenty five
cents which is half the coat Of the seeds you
ind in the fancy boxes throughout the country.
+ or sale by mchS J. "A. 0UARLEs L Co.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
CHEAP! CHEAP :! CHEAP!
II. C.PATTECRSON
NOW Is THE TIME TO TRAVEL

r compliance with the Law of the State, and
lior the public good. the MISSOURI PACIFIC
THROUGH. LINE has reduced the local and
through ticket fares nearly one-thiri Of what
they had previously been, and now it is almost
cheaper 10 travel by that line than to stay at
home: Notwithstanding this great reduction,
the Missouri Pacific Will still continue 10 sell
Round Trip Tickets between certain stations at
q further reduction of ten per cent. from the reg
ular tariG, and 1t Is hoped that the line will be
amply. repaid by II generous patronage for its
liberal concessions in passenger fares.
GEO. II. HEAFFoRD
General pasa,p,,ar t,.,,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30

Messrs. j. Wheeler i Co. are quietly
doing a very considerable manufacturing
business In the Clowdsley shop, on Main
street. Asthe gentlemen are SO exceedingly
modest as not to have placed thsmselve be.
fore the public, the lnteliiSencer looked
them up 4 day or two ago and Will tell the
world what they are doing. The trn Is
composed OF two Brownsville gentlemen.
who have established a harrow factory in
this city ,on account of the advantages which
they secure In ireights. They make a slant
ing tooth harrow, something like the
Thomas Harrow, bat which they claim has
several points Of superiority. 1t has An
adjustable hitch. and may be drawn at any
angle desired. 1t IS of light draft covers a
space OF nine feet adapts Itself to the
surface OF the ground. being In three sec
tions the teeth may be easily removed by
loOsening the bolts can be used at Its full
Width. or reduced to three feet and possesses
many other recommendations. That 1t Is
strong. durable and light Can be seen at a
glance. The gentlemen manufacture about
fifteen harrows per day, all of which sell
readily, and we hope to ses them so sncOur-
aged that they VIII decide to make this their
permanent place of manufacture. They
certainly should lie induced 10 do so by our
people and we advise our farmers to give
the Wheeler harrow an examination before
purchasing any other.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-03-30
At Prices that
Defy Competition!

As we are not working for profits, and only
want to get out Of business as quick as possible,
you can buy anything we have for very much
less than from any other house in the trade.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Of Publication Seprice.

Fineld A. Luce and susie T. Luc. of some unl nown
place in Texas will take notice that they have been
sued by Albert W Wickham and Charles G. CUP,
partners As Culp Wickham. a plaintiffs. That said
plaintiffs on the 9th day of February. ISIS filed their
petition in the Office of the Clerk the District Court
Saline county Kansas, against you and Others de
PENDANTS, praying for judg ment against YOU, fIeli
A Luce, for sl6s.s., with IL per cent Interest from
January Goth ISIS, on three promissory notes, and
that Lot 20 9Th street in the city Of sann Accord
ing TO the original plat thereof and In Saline county
Kansas, be foreciosed and ordered sold paw said
Judgment under mechanics lien of PLANTING FOR
material furnished by plaintiffs (lor which said
were giyen) and used IN erecting a building on said
real prope n.y. and to forever bar you and Others all
interest in title to SAID real property. You must
said petition before the 1lth day % April,
ISIS, said petition will be taken true and judy
Of the nature aforesaid will he rendered
cordingly. FOSTER INKS.
Attorneys for Plaitiif-
Attest: NELs PETERSON Clerk Of the District Court
ISgALl Saline county. Kansas,
February 2sth, ISIS. tw
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Good Results

Good Results
Are always pleasant to contemplate, as every
dyspeptic sufferer who uses Parker's Ginger
Tonic will attest. To obtain from this remedy
the gratifying relief when distressed with head
ache, low spirits, nervousness,w akefulness,p pain
in stomach. papitation of the hear, liver disor-
ders, costiveness, heartburn, cramps, etc., is .
pleasant experience that surprises no less than
1t comforts. Another remarkable feature ofthis
remedy is its powerful specific action on the
skin and mucous surfaces of the throat and
lungs, by which it unfailingly cures the worst
cases ofcough, cold and sore throat. 1t cures in
a wonderfully short time, removes all soreness
from lungs and protects the feeble from con-
sumption. Buy q 81 bottle from your druggist,
o. Seitz, or q sample bottle for Is cts and test
IS mer its.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28


Its so gorgeous to get out on gorgeous
duck hunt. Who wouldn't be q gorgeous
duck hunter! IL is 80 extremely fascinating
to walk into town with brace or more Of
ducks, and swingohe,n furiously about your
head In response to "What'd ye get:' Who
wo uld forego all the pleasure incident to such
q hunt-even. when thu. soil Is more water than
earth. Life Is too short to wait for dry roads
and firm, unyIelding prairies. A party of
gentlemen believing the above assertions to
be truths, set out on duck hunting expedi-
ton. Tuesday last. Ducks? There were
millions Of them; but too high In the air for
mortal aim. And what ID equally Is truthful.
they never came down from their high-up-in-
the-air position, except when miles away from
the party Aforesaid. Undoubtedly they would
have been safe IL they had come within gun
shot. That the party had q good time duck
ing Is true-they were ducked in the mud. A
few miles out, their vehicle became firmly i'm
bedded In long. wide, deep waste Of mud.
1t was near the "close Of parting day."
had to be done. In short order
three Of the party were making excavations
as assiduously as Schliemann and other mud
diggers. The fourth fellow was allowed to 20
home unattended but in considerable state
he walked home! Long after twilight three
festive duck hunters sneaked up a back alley
to the ''place OF beginning" It was gor-
geous duck hunt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
Whole number,

The following are the names Of studeass q
the High School who have been perfect In a.
tendance. punctuality and depossneat. and
have IN average scho,srsh,p Of oves s.. with
scholarship Of each: Amy Befks %, Arthur
Day 81, Hilds johnson 81 Magic Rash 90.
Ida 6osdon Is, May Campbell -, Alfred
Walt s.. Jennie Wright -. Anna Murphy q.
Clinton Bartlett 50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
Real Estate Transfers.


The following Is list Of real estate trans.
fers in Saline county, filed In the Office Of s.
4. Criss, Register Of DEEDS, for the week end.
ing February 23rd.
FEBRUARY 18TH.
United States TO Elisha Darie, ehf nwqr Il. I Il,
R4.
FEBRUARY l9Tn.
Martha r. Ward and husband to j. H. wsri, WIFI
swqr :, I Is, r 9, and chi scqr IL, IL, X, B.
- 800.
Mary N, Lowe to A. T. weierbach, lot Il. block 5,
Calkins sdd.-S2j,O0
FEBRUARY 20rH.
United States to Hans Larson. nhf neIr 5, T.,
RS.
YKDRuABY 21sT.
United States toJas. Lehman, shf swgr 1877 II, Il
neqr nwqr 20, T II. r 2, seQr seqr S q, IA, RI.
X H. Dihle to Phillip Miller, seqr swarS 10, I IL,
Re-.
FEBIrARY I'D.
John Sundberg to Chas. J. August, seqr .. T Is,
r &-el 500.
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Glad Tidines 70 All.

You do not have to wear those lop-sided or
shoddy clothes. since Mccormick has made
such reduction In the prlce Of his clothes
made to order. Youscan now get an all-wool
suit made up in the latest style by him TOR
from $50 to SIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
Election Of ODcers.

There will be meeting of the new building
and loan association at the Office Of Wight &
Carroll. Tomorrow night, at 100 o'clock, for
the purpose Of electing officers for the ensuing
year. Tomorrow evening is the time appoint
ed for the annual meeting, and it is desirable
that there should be rousing attendance.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL cen be
found at the Book and News Store Of White
head q Seaman's first door east Of Postomce.
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Snrin1 GoN1ls Just

Spring Goods Just Arrived.
A full line Of the latest styles Of cloths, cas-
simeres and vestings tor the merchant tailoring
trade at E. J. McCormick's. An examination
Of the same is respectfully solicited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
Y RUTLAND. JAMES nARRKrT.
RUTLAND & BARRETT,
Proprietors Of the
SALIVA PACKING HOUSE
And Steam Sausage Mandatory.
A Nd NE At MARKET.
Salira, Kansas.
Notice.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,I
SALIVA. klxsAs; @2s.

Z. 3. LAND OFFIIE,/
SALISA, KANSAS. t.e.
February 20. leis. }
COMPLAINT having bsen entered .; this onsce By
" John a Forslund against the heirs Of L. 4 Lad
strom, deceased. for abandoning Homestead In
~, No. l52.5, dated October 2rn. IT,. upon the
half north west quarter section :, tovnsfp L.
SOUTH range west IN Saline county, Kansas. with
20 the cancellation of said eafry the aif par
ties hereby summoned 20 appear q, iai. once on
the oSih day Of March ISIS ~ II O'Clock A 20
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. I. L. BOND. Register.
S-lw
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SallD0 Market.

Frank Goodnow 4 Co. report the following
Wheat - Red winter, No :, 3oc No -Jc
MOI. $50 20. white winter, No =. eec \" I Nc
No 6s070 Spring COOS
Oats. l3c per bu
Rye, 25c. per bu.
Corn-Esr zoe Der bu shelled. eOc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

McGibeny Is q beautiful woman, with sweet
and powerful voice. Frank, the Oldest boy. Is
4 real musical genius, while Viola is born
concertist. Hugh is the character singer. and
performs his part to perfection; but after all
ittlel five years old, Is the '.star" perform
er add as bright.and self-possessed as though
she was '.full fiedged." The gem Of the eve
dertand the family in on their way to Europe.
We trust upon their return westward they
will give us another chance to hear them.
e..
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Rrookviue Items.

0tOOkvlUc 1teWSs
Mrs. L. A. Henry (dressmaker). formerly Of
this town. we learn u now located Saliua on San
tn Fe avenue. in the Grier building The ladies OF
Brookvlle will greatly miss her nice work and good
taste.
About ten couple lett here on the especial
last Friday morning, to attend the ball given Ellis
that evening. Many Joined them as Ellsworth and the
other points along their route They returned sa;ur
day morning. having had Of the pleasantsst times
ofthe season. Credit Is due Mr. Rand for rail road
oommodations and his attention to the ladies' COM
fort.
At the mill meeting, Saturday, nothing Of
interest wss done Future meetings will be He'd by
the Executive and Correspooding committees.
A match game Of base ball was played Sat-
urday, between the BsyAria and Brookvile boys-,he
Bavaria boys comng oct victorious. Another game
viii be played next Saturday, the weather % favor
able.
A lottery under the gulse Of picture sale,
who during the Arss day So Iouad themseIses very
lucky have again tried nd surprised TO End with
what speed riches tskes wing ed 1y."
G. Z. Guthrie Is evey day expecting . car
losd Of farming impiensnts, that VII Be surpassed
by none m the MARKET
Friday evening, ~ Tie meeting ofthe Brook
vile division Of Ssss q Isops,sss.'ssveral sev
membsr we're 10 tissed end applications Of quite .
number were hasded IN
The AcGibeney Family gave entestainments
here Monday nd Tuesday svaises. Rrua u old
rhe Youngest my truly psedgio b he mu-
steal art Evsa he te tn nestAs e,d b peu1esens
- singsr. Bos
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Not noticing any letters from anyone else
ont manufacturing and having written all can
think Of for the present In regard to the natter but
hope it will not be the last that will be written upon
that subject. will now proceed to try and give
you few items. I will first commsnce on }
Beese Co they being the oldest Grrn in town
They have been doing extensive business IN the
mercantile line all the fall and winter Duncan
being chief clerk for the last four Eve years. and
has had gieat deal OF experience in buyng goods,
anc Is No. buyer. So by his careful selection
and close buying he is able to sell gopi> low as
any firm in the west. He is also soing Il Keep the
largest stock of agricultural implements ever Kept
in this place. When in town call and look al his
stock before going elsewhere. II you want ANYTHING
from needle pin tina, he does keep in stock,
he viii order it and have it for you in week. Al it
IL this side of the Pacific.
sfhce is kept are doing good business; Mr.. Amos
being an old and experienced merchan, iroru the
east. and understands the business well.
Our old conductor, L. c. Warner. is doing
well. or as new merchant as he is. he takes iyh,
hold Is though he meant business.
Our old butcher, Mr.. Shelton. has gone to
farming. but We have smother one. (Mr. Robbins
who keeps the meat shop In basiness-ike style.
You can call around and get ''phsf s--take'' any
time you wish. without trouble
w. L. Cane, our blacksmith. has his new
stone house finished, and Is always on hand he is
talking OF building new shop in the spring. there
Is to be a large immigration here then. He is good
and it i. hoped he will do well.
Mr.. Ellege's new house is completed. he
moved in and took his first supper on Washington
Birthday.
Our school has been taught the past winter
BY A B. Crosby and Miss Wooden 1t has been well
and the scholars learning very fast
they are efficient instructors, and think the people
of Brookyille would do well TO hire them all the
time.
could write more, but fear that TINS will
be crowded out. Is you have many correspondents
rom here.
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Tbs weather has modsaeed, With TIE thes-
mo0eses rsngiag sbeas So.
some gsaia he's besn beoQghs 10 this week.
Prices, hswsvsr. ass pessiy Iov eighteen
cents b al slas b o1ssed 6oe com, While Wheat
remains down.
A few loasas Of hegs we've soid On tie street
this week, vesy Iow.
Work Aas suspsndsd lee lev days % Tie
mill foundatioa, the fAroen have stspped
hauling rock On account Of The 6ne weather,
which suppose dry intend 10 take stivantaee
Of 70 10 their blowing.
The Sons - Ts0pesance are psepsring foe
aoeoteEsainnens a so0e kind.
Our hotel seoomoodafaoos are vesy good
just nov, - iar - suobeu are Concerned. and
know they are we'll coodoceed.
TAefe Il good deal d taIk Of building 10
Brookviile The cooias spring, when e.rpen.
eefs Will Be IN demand. atfAoaxh sevesai houses
hase eooe up IN IL coaseTy.
Cersalaly TIE most enie5ah,e coocerx re
have sves afeeotsd - thae giSea By the No
Gibeny family q lie school hense % Aoodsy
night These be- hsea seeAiag % eooQass
viii &c in this secrios. TAe faailvs coasisss -
ths peosessos. his Gi(s snA elk ehiaassa, -
latter beiax IRON six 70 stxessa yssss q ags-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

The quarterly meeting for Salina Circuit win
be held at the Pleasant Ridge church, six
miles south of Salina. Saturday and Sabbath,
9th and 10th Of March. Quarterly Conference
will convene at O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturday;
preaching Saturday night. E. E. HILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Mrs. Doretta Everts died last Saturday at
her residence in this place. at the age Of s.
years. She was buried last Monday. Rev. A.
j. Hartsock conducting the ceremony.
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Corrected by X. T Watson, dealer in GrossrIss
Proyi.ions and Oueensvare 9s Santa Pe sy.nu.
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mules pas name was, father:'
Mr.. n. E. Quincy's farm on the Mulberry.
three miles from town, was sold last week.
through c. 4 A. r. Sander. to Mr.. James
Holmes. OF Williamsport. Penn. Mr.. Holmes
has several brothers who will locate near Sail
N. They report large immigration from
their old home to this part q the State.
Amer Ill the threats that had been made. We
had expected . arst-ciass sensational item this
week. All it amounted to WAS the drawing
Of . cooked revolver and blowing Oh Of
wind. The time passed long ago when peo-
pie Of this community upheld man In draw.
ing six-shooters and parading the streets.
Gentlemen, II you wantto have your clothes
made to order. or II you want to get any cut,
or II you want to get q shirt pattern to fis you,
or IL you want to have grease stains taken out.
or If you would like to have your suits made
in style and at half price Of what you paid for
them formerly. call on Mccormick, Santa Fe
Avenue.
At the city council meeting held last Mon
day, evening the question Of makin9 q second
class city Of Salina was discussed At some
length. The census roll showed s,0.0 names.
A committee consisting Of Councilmen, Banks,
Berg and wickham Was appointed to fix the
meees and bounds Of the city. The question
- to the manner OF dividing the city was also
discussed. The plan which seems to suit a
majority Of the coueeilmen u to divide the city
into four undertaking the intersection OF
Iron and santa Fe Avenues the initial point Of
division.