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I I. OOLDWELL. AuctIonesr.
NUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers.

I bOSNSaA'SS~N NAsSA'' ]"SAesio'As'
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE LOTS ON Q, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREE Is
NORTHWEST, NEAR CORCCRAN MARKE =
AEDIMPEOVEDP Observation-Disclosures Dwell.
LING IND STORE ON CORNER NINE
1kENTH AND R STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a deed of trust executed to nae, .sA
hearing date on the Sd day of July, 1873, to I.SU
debt therein named, and duly re- -
corCed in Iiber No 500 folio 2S2 ct sea- of the
lard records for the District of Columbia, I shall
SELL at the request of the party secured so to do,
offer at public sale at the nrsmses hereinafter re;
September, lt73 at 80 O'Clock .. m, the following
parcels and lots OF land viz-Lots 49, co. 81 81 and
80. in Alters aud ThyEons recorded subdivision of
Square No. AS
AT O'Clock p. same day, Lots Nos. Is and Is,
in Square No 1874, in the city Of WashingtL n, D.
c., according to A. P. Fardens ct al. subdivision
OF said square, with the improvements, consisting
of a large two-story brick building in front and
large back building. The front house has a large
storeroom, which is now occupied as grocery
store
Terms Of SALE One third cash the balance in three
equal pay ments st ore two and .hres years.
lively; the purchaser to execute his promssory
notes, bearing interest at eight cent per annum
II premises purchased. If the terms are not COM
plied with in seven days from the day of SALE the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell the property
purchased five days notice. by advertisement, at
II risk and expense of the purchaser. deposit Of
$50 required on each Of said unimproved lots. and
800 when the laSt-descriDe9 property ID kuOc ked
of. All conyeyanciDg at the expense OF the pur.
chaser.
pepJs- eoSds JOHN E. NORRIS Trustee.
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UNDERTAKES.

NJ JENSEN, for 20 years with B. Ssmken, Of
IN. this city, now at als Pa ave Dempsey's sta
Honsry store repairs Watches Of every conftr 10
almost tncompreheISible democratic stem and heys
Winder, and make the dearest" little ladiea'
watches o specially. seDe-6
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated February 80
21sf, 1867, snd duly recorded in Liber NJ 80
a, No. 80, Folio 1874, &c, of the land records
for Washington county, in said District and by di
rection OF the holder of the note, secured by said
trust deed in writing, viii SELL at public sale.
TUEsDAY, 23d day Of September, 1879, at 4: 80
O'Clock in front of the premises, Lots lettered
b and G, in Kings subdvis'o on of square numbered
els ht hundred and seventy four $50.
Terms of sale: One third in cash, and the balance
in two equal payments. in six and twelve months
in notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
trust on the PREMISES All conyeyancing at the pur-
chaser's cot. JOHN JOHNSON, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts- sep6d&ds
rTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of October, A. D. 1879,
sepa4 dSds JOHN J. JOHNSON, Trustee
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A CORRESPONDENT of the London Times, trav-
cling In Sweden, speaks OF the general well-to-
do condition OF the country. Each of dozen
small towns which he visited had its school
house. its church, its newspaper, and most of
them had their public garden the streets were
as they were in old Paris; the houses were trim
and neat. The people were as neat as their
houses. He did not meet half dozen beggarS
since he had been in the country. Even in
Stockholm he saw no signs Of poverty, while a
crowded opera house, overfiowing cafes and
brilliant shops betokened an easy opulence.
without any Violent contrasts. The army and
.asy of Sweden cuso on,y trihe The national
debt Is only $50 900, and has been Solely en-
ployed in the construction of railways. All the
children goto school and over ninety per cent.
of the people can read and write. The subdi-
vision OF property is such that In the country
the greater part of the population own their
own farms. Near Gothenourg a friend pointed
out from hill near BITS house forty properties,
thirty-six of which belonged to present owners,
themselves the cultivatorS Of the soil,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

'INdOWAS OUWIlNC1, AuCtO166f.
CATAL GUE SALE
GA FINE COLLECTION OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
To be sold at my salesrooms southwest o,Dm.
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street LktN2
Washington, d. c., MONDAY and TUESDAY0X
EVENINGS, Septem Der 29th and 30th, 1879, COM
mencing at ~ O'Clock p. 10.
sep23dts THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS Z wAGGAMAN. Real Estsae Auctioneef.
1wOsToRY BRICK DWELLING ONe STREET
NORTHWEST
Ut WEDNESDAY, october LIST. at s pm -
No 14l7 b street northwest, Lot I8xlOO feet. heSf
Terms Gay Of sale .4s.2s
sep27-d&ds THus. z. wAaG .MAN. Auct
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TxEBIG COofRANY,s EXTRACT OF
II MEAT FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAVORIN9 STOCK FOB SOUPS, MAD1
DISHES AID SAUCES.

IrRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Mat. 10 be had Of all Gt0k ~ b, 0rocers,
I'D Sbs%ists n,s sose ,ss%nss iteS sas. 49,
f.no london Knolsnd rnari8-IY
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OF A CdlNESE FUNkHAL.-lu0 Cul-
nese funeral yesterday was grand and impos-
ing affair. The ceremonies were held In China
town, and various incantations were performed
over the baked pig, chicken, rice and arrack. In
sight Of many OF our citizens. Six high priests
Of the order OF FreemasOns were rObed in white
vestments, and all the mourners had strips Of
white and red cloth tied around their arms A
band was In attendance, and during the cere-
mOny would discourse some OF the late and
most popular airs, such as Yankee Doodle. Shoe
Fly, ETC., which, although not being exactly the
American style OF funeral music, seemed to
please the celestials mightily. Contrary to
their usual custom the hog, chicken, ETC., were
not taken to the grave, as the disgraceful
scrambl1ng Of the Iabble on the last occasion
decidedly proved to the mourners that the de-
parted spirit had little show for provisions In
face Of the mob, consequently they were left In
the Joss house In Chinatown. Conspicuous
among those present was man with copy Of
gospel Hymns In his hands, seated on the
railing around the adjoining grave, ana many
of the uninitiated were anx1ously waiting for
him to open the ceremony, but he kept on his
perch until the affair was over, without making
q Sjgn,-TBLQck Halls Neags, Sent. 8,
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BIZ Universal Accord

AYERS CATHARTIC Pills are the best Of
all purgaiives for family use. They are the
product Of long, latsorious, and successful
chemical investigation, and their extensive
use, by Physicians in their practice, and by
all civilized nations, proves them the best and
most ef'ectual purgative Pill that medical
science can devise. Being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use. In infYin-
sic value and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them, and every person.
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the system in perfect or
der, and maintain IN healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild. searching and ef-
fectuai, they are specially adapted to the
needs Of the digestive apparatus, deransc-
mcnts Of which they prevent and cure, II time
ly taken. They are the best and safest physic
to employ for children and weakened conssi-
buttons, where mild, but efEecsual cafhar.ic
is required For sale by all dealers.
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Published Thursday. juno sith. is.s !
Ordinance No. 9S1.

AN ORDINANCE providing lar CURLING psvisg Az,
gutt.Ting POSITION Of santa t- a.ba-.
Be II criaiasd Sy fhs Mayor aud CsHHciiraes o, ~.
Cify9 SriiHd, taF tt
SEXTON That every owner Of sny rial .s,.t.
shutting the .s.t OF west sides od S,sis ACNE.
between sinst street anj the .,nfh t,u. at LIT n.
and no, on S1nii .yenus are hereby required ..
build csaS. TO h. bu,lt by III. Il Jay II sus-t
ls.s curbiug. gathering ao1 I.ayinx tr..nt o, e,
real estate such eurbng, guttsri.g aud paving sh.
ts constuetsI a. described IN ssrfion Of this aT,
nance, and to the satisfaction and spprov.i .,1 a.,
committee on stresi- and sidewalks 81 the elty Of S
Iibs.
>tc. 2 The paving sutfering and esrb,,v b,r.,,
provided foT shall be Of even grade thrrt bout u ~
determined by the committee % str.sgs snn N,ie.
walks. sad paving abb guitsToy shsIi md n
the street Az feet from the uItng and sbaIl h. 60
sineted OF good ansiify 81 dsi dressed sto.. o
not lees than SIX inches ~ thickness sad cu,I ne
shall be constructed OF stone OF good ziI.ty I,lJ !,
lime and mortsr or cement. aud made vat, ,,rhf
IL shall be built 80 the outside thereof h. De fw.ivs
feet from the I'm. OF such lots u shall ..t.ns M
less than sax inches below the SIDE ssid
OF paving nsNt rsr.to, and u shall extend u. h.i.t,
even Sith the lower side Of the sid.u.is ~
the sidewalk H. - wood snd ~hss a.
.ides ak of briet n shall e.t-1S even w,b a.. ~,
ses thereof u shall be sat aot ir-s on. f.,s
ss. 3 The sad committee shall .. ...,,n a. mr.,
toahs. after the Ii day OF Aaxasf Is.s .s.-. 10 h.
ded for by ths ordinance, AID n tfss u....r r,r.
bed IN section ?. IN front Of all lots asd r..i ,-t.I.
nsncr.
stc. TIE esJ-ns~ Of ba.Iting saeh eurb,,r v,,
TER NC AMI pssas by the -ssi oensnf.r fIass, 81
any lots sni pieces of sross shall ss--.t .x.,ns,
sDeh i"s ADD pi~oss Of sroend siasiiing faer.,. A.
o.us 70 ID ifnnt toot fhsrsos, s~i shall ~ eseci
81 A. otbrr take. on such real s-fatS
seetfoo D. Ihsf fhs orfsnsors tstr effect AMI - an
force from snd after IT. puti.e>;os In u
tocyrY yorbxsI Vim EYR..
Approved jun o. I..s. H.f,y
Aer-ey certify u. .,ov. sni ,or.yoinr:,o r. .
True and CORRECT copy nj oritbsses s<--t n, H.
MNof hi t"ane,tDfn OF the t9fy Of -sifna JAM
=, isss. " I.oWEx
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we give below the different "administra
tons" which have held Salina a. In the hollow
OF their hands, since the commencement Of he
history:
Towns anil Villages act-Organizel April -. lss..
Trustees--H l.. Jones, chairman; X Osborne, I
W Tressin. Geo Il Lyon. X Luli.
IsGs-Trustees- William Il Flanders. chairman;
wool'ey, Robert IL Dihie, A Campbell, Theoboic
saiETrustees-Jamcs " Russell. chairman: Thco.
Is.O-Trnsiecs-D W Henderson. chairman Q Il I'm
ierwood. james W Russell. james Murphy. William
Organized under the law of Iss9.-Noy. p. ls;o
Z IL Martin. Mayor; VIM II Flanders. II p woolley.
II Davis, J NJ Conrad, AMI A Z Sloan. council.
ls.l-Uunfer at Of Isl.
X Underwood. Mayor: F. u Bishop. WIN Elan
is.s-:,a@es " RUSSELL: Mayor Frank Goodnow.
son. Gcaneilnsn 81 Carroll. Police Jn.,se. " ""-
ls.s-R II Eishop Mayor; " Wells. Ira / Carver.
C"uncilmen; ! + Carroll. Police Judge '
lS.i-w Sw els. Mayor: L Grant. Ell Whitman.
Chas Has,lin; I BON. and N Keith. Couneilmen,
Is.3-I IL Bishop. Mayor; Chas s RslcliG. T J Co
ing. a " wiekham, Geo Krlicser AMI Vim Berg.
Councilmen. Carroll, Police Judge
IS.,;-Chas S Ra,lcliG. Mayor. VIM Berg. A W
wiskham, 7 Going. q W Ranks and Il Taison.
Berg. Il L atson, A W Wickham and L W Banks
Councilman Carroll, Police Judge
1Ss-Chas Radclin, Mayor. AW Wickham, & T.
Faulkner. Eberhardt, r Carver and 81 N Briggs
Councilmen. y NJ Palmer. Police Judge.
Organized Oct. II. ISIS city Second Glass.
W. wickham, Mayor; l. Tuttie. Marshal: Chas
Sinien, Trcasurer Oscar Setz, Treasurer Of lioari
Of E,iucatIon John Foster, City Attorney: Car
roll. Police Judge; Vim Berg and ID a Stevens Coun-
cIinen LIST ward; Dodge and W OLer Council
men 2nd war: ) Seaman Councilman 81 ward. II NJ
Sale AMI I l. Bond members Board Of Education, lst
ward; McAllster and a Hitler members Hoari Of
Education, md ward; Rash anil W u Flanders.
members Board Of Education, 81 ward. LO. Wight
and Voorhees,, elected Nov. 10th. ISIS, Counc iscn
81 wani.
Officers Of the cty-ls.3. Berg. Mayor; "
Ober. President OF the Council
First war.i-D 4 Stevens AMI W II Gels Second
Ward-E W Ober and & A Kngman. THIRD Wari-
W We,ls and ID Addison. Fourth Wart-John
baum and. 4 has Holmqvist.
August I;onii, Police Judge: John Foster. CITY At
forney; Chas Sanden, Treasurer. l. Tuitie CITY
CITY Clerk; Il Bishop. Assessor: A b Dickinson,
missioner: A Dodge. Treasurer B,srd Of Education
Board oi E'iucation-first Ward. u y Bowen and
Aui-r. Second Ward : II bay eph Ssr-
Fourth Ward II N sale AMI l. y Sampson.
Adjacent Territory Robert Anderson anil y " al
linston.
Justices OF the Pelce-R II Bishop and h. L Norton
Consfsbes-L ~ Futile aud l. Bishop
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Notice.

The man who thoroughly understands the laws @
trade ia placed in fair way 10 be ''csnonized
Mammon Is wOrshped by all classes. and such Is III
condition men that the idoiatry cannot be prevent
ell The goal Of the race of life IL accumulation.
and the man who does that well Is prince among hi
fellows To be thoroughly posted on all matters per
tanning to the business OF tins busy word. is possible
and no book will all you so much in this grant stall
as the work entitled Foundations OF Success, an'
Laws Of Trade. II is hook devoted 10 business an,
its successful prosecution. embracing every drtai
from the smallest the greatest. forming progress
i've business guile and hand book Of reference FOL
young men. clerks. merchants. mechanic. farmers
in fact everybody Daniel u. Shaier Is the editor.
is sold only by subscription through agents.
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Real Estate Transfers.

fhe following is a iist Of real estate trans
fers in Saline county. filed in the office oi =
r. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the weel
ending June Path, 1879
Jane 18th
Fesseuden ct TX 10 Kate wiidmso, lot ~, stt
street-sno.
Nancy HERON ct al 10 Nicholas Kohl all Of s a. T
IL, RSw-9.0p
June 18th
Sarah Eiedss ct nj TO Ishei Kerr snuth .. feet 81
the north 81 feet OF LOT block a.. Brookvilie-Sss
June 2lst.
James Berigsn TO John Berigan, nwar Of s~ar oil
"a, 10, Z 1 w-fSsb
Thcs Bsrissn 10 John Bsrigan -, acres in B. 7 ~
" and 80, TlS, We. ~
June ast
Ihos. Jaauiss ct ny To T u Fitzpatrick, lot Isl
Santa Re avenue QC D-t9.
United states 10 Harvey Aoslton, segr 81. T -,
lw-Patent.
! w-Pafsnt.
june ssth
National Land 90 To heirs OF u uxsv.t Rankin
viii Of -, 7 Is, Rsw-tlss9
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IMIsh EteryhsAy q Knsx.

Rer. George II. naycr. az Old citizen OF
This vicinity known 70 evsrv oss a. most H.
nuential citizen, and christian minister Of the
n. T. Church, inst this moment ssoppesi In
our store to say: Il wish everybody 70
know thasI consider that both myself AID
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" IL Il having . tnsnendoas s.Is oycr
our counters and Ia giving pesfses satisfaction
tn all cases Of lung diseases, oueh Is nesh
Ing else has done, Bourbon, Ind, May Is, IS.
prs. hatehst &Frsnoe. Sold by II. II Sale,
druggist.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFicE At SALINs. RAMS.
June q, ls.s.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the follow ing a
~ settler has filed notice Of his Intention make
final proof in support Of his claim, and final
entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty DAYS
date Of this notice. viz John Anderson, Homestead
Ilicaton No 1Sit9 for the west har Of fiic
west quarter OF section -, Township u, Iiarg- 2
west, and names tie following his WItnesses VIZ
L. Hahn. and Edwari Short. all of Saline county ,
Kansas T. l.. BOND,
:l-d Register.
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City Teachers Examinatisn.

In accordance with the law governing cities
of the second class. public examination oi
applicants tor positions in the public schools
Of Salina, Will be held az the public school
building. in Saiins, Saturday, June 18th, 1873
commencing at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. The examine
tiOn will include OrthOgraphy, Penmanship,
Reading, Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar,
u. 3. History, Physiology, and Theory and
practice Of Teaching. By order OF the BOARD
Of Education. +. ID. FITZPATRICK.
Superinte ndent.
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Fireworks (! Fireworks !.

teorge Logan has the largest stock-all col
ored-cVer brought TO this city. which Is Of
Tered at the same prices that plain goods hav,
heretofore been sold at. lie has made ,
sweeping reduction in prices and invites At
tenf'on from everybody to his splendid stock
which, in variety andl general :cxocllenc..
SURPRISES any ever before placed before thf
people OF Saiina and Saline county. He also
mas full line Of flags, Chinese lanterns. etc
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No Deception Used.

Ii is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with dyspepsia. liver
complaints, constipation, sour stomach, gem
eral debility when they can procure AT our
store SHILoH's VIrALIZKR, free f cost if il
does not cure or relieve them. Price IS cts.
Sold by ii. NJ. Sale, druggist.
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To Whom IL m,ay Concern.

q. A. W. Bone, esq, OF Saiua. Is our only
authorized agent Tor the sale OF our celebrated
Singer Sewing Machine for the counties at ~
line and Mcfherson Any other parties offer
ing Tor sale the Singer Machines. OF represent
iOg themselves rs our agents. are dong :"
with wilItui intention OF deceivibg somebody
and to enable them TO sell their bogus ma
chimes. 2AE SINGER MANUrAcT'G Co.
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A"9 'eS' " '.e ".' ~
| snort addresses ihsefsPeISe" WIN mn>ic' Oh
o'"ei e"'e. '"i"'n.''' '' '
ne"'! n'''e' WIS -. .,
A"' '"A'a :" -. =,
s". .N."e' -. -. -
A''u ie,""i a.. .o...;,,. -. M
''o
lev. "A. .. h ,a., :. .,.s,.a. ~ Saina'
Wes,rrviIis. Thin, lie was formeriv nsstor M /,
Clearfield. Pa. since laboring in Kansas he
has succeeded In developing churches at Ellis.
w"uua, 're cAp'. ~ S o;,.' ~. Sy, snu
n, tie lstter pisce Rev. j ". f;ooiiin' the
efficient Secretary Of the Home Board Of Mis-
sions. has been called as pastor. at salary Of
sU. DeSo'u si S. \" mas ue.e'o,. e""-
Eirtland e Iahorine. The SaIin. church no,v
has membership Of over one hundred. The
General Synod to-day granted Bro. Hartsock
INC p,Nnee :" IT., 'a ,,'..S ~ ,o .o' ou.'uniS
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For Sale.

one Eabcock Fire Engine. No. l, as good
rs new. will he sold for half price for cash or
ciiy bonds. The object Of selling the same is
." p'"cure Steam Fire Engine. Address,
FIRE COMMITTEE, CITY of Ssiipa. Kas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice for Publication.
LAND OvgIcE AT SALIxA. KASs
.Iune q. Is.l

NOTICE H. hereby given that the following named
~ settler has iile notice OF his intention To max
final proof in support Of his ciam and secir" final
entry thereof nj the expiration OF thirty days from the
date Of this notice, viz: Jacob WHITE Tor the west
half al the northwest quarter Of SectionG Township
Ii, Range, west. and names the following ns hi
Witnesses. viz :1AtAngust I:on.ii. Henry Miller, aa
Sven Eenson all OF Saline county. Kansas.
2l-5t 7. l.. BOND, Register.
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Extra Copies OF tho JOURNAL can be
ound at the Book and News Store Of White
head & Seaman's. first door cast of Postoface.
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To NsTsf Haes isss lssiy i-a oy~F-r-f Sc o.
esTtSsn &C g1ssts. Iks lsisssazf
ss-isas .d sftsnissr gsAaiili. s.sssfssF ~
ss2r.s~rz Terms rss@<-.zLlr
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oy a gorgeous Pyrofechnic display-all in
honor Of st. John.
Mayor Berg has received two letters from
water works engineers and con tractors, which
furnish some light upon q subject which ia
becoming all important to Sa!inaites. OF
course the estimates are made "off hand %
One firm thinks that such works as are de-
sired here can be put IN at q cost not TO exceed
SIS 900. Another party makes the estimate
as low as SlS.0OO. The city council have in
structei the city clerk to correspond with
these and other parties, with Q view Of having
. representative sent on ut his own expense to
make careful estimates on the matter. Sc We
shall have the question determined shorty.
Extensive preparations are being made to
celebrate the Fourth At Oak Dale Park. Tne
programme shows that at An early morning
hour, . procession Of Fantasies will march
through our principal streets and end their
parade 1t the Grand Stand. Following this
running race. half mile. single dash, will take
place. At II O'Clock there viii be . vhccl-
barrow racc. At 2 O'Clock p H., there viii be
. match game Of base ball betvccn the
Blues. !" Of Minneapolis. and the Solomon
Valley club. for . silver cup, and tho
championship Of Central Kansas. During
the afternoon several raccs viii take place
The music will b furnished By the Italian
band. Floral Hall viii be used foe dancing
purposes. Refreshments Will be served II
various booths erected Tor the purpose. We
notice By The Minneapolis papers that 8 large
excurssoo party from thst pisne will yiAit u.
Inc proceeds Of the excursion arc 70 70 10 the
relief o. sueeres BY the cycanse.
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L
| stock Of goods.
Freshets on small scale have poured dow,
the channels Of all the rivers1and creeks o.
this section, since the late rains The Smok,
left its bed, but rose to no great altitude. Lit
tie. IL any, damage was done.
School boards should see that their adoptio,
OF school books are made on printed blanks
with price list, good for five years. and witt
guarantee Of the publishing firm-such "a /
used by Lanning & Flummerfelt.
The good people Of Lindsborg must be pre
pairing to waste some powder upon the arriya
of the Salina & Southwestern ut that burg. a,
they have ordered cannon cast at the Kansa
Central Foundry on Fifth street.
The election extending the time tor the con
struction Of the Salina & Southwestern Rsilwa,
to l.in,lsborg. occurred in smoky Hin town
ship, Merherscn county, last Tuesday. Thu
Votes stood li5 for the bonds and Il against
One Charles King Was arrested by Sheriff
Raker In Mcpherson county, last Saturday ,up
on rcquisition from the Governor Of Nilsson
ri. lie is charged with grand la.ccny-shs
crime hsving been committed in Holt county,
Miss ouri.
A live cindertcil upon the she'd root At the
wooden addition to the Grand Central Hotel,
last Tuesday. and aeariy produced coona.
grafton. NJ. ID. Bers's timely warning was
promptly and cody hooded. and the flame
soon expired.
The grade Of the Salina & Southwestern
Railway upon yesterday had been costrucscd
south Of Hopkins school House, Smoky View
township-wifhin two miles Of the county
line. The Iron and ties had been laid q far
as the school house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-26

Fc.foet slaughter on prices ia dress goods, Al
yih greaadiae al so cents: former price Sr.ss.
Iron frame sseaadine, IS cents: former price s.
cents. Broasa and drab crenadiae. IS cents:
formed price 30 cents. Tss pieces Of imported
tight eoiored dress socds-elegaaf designs-re-
dHoed from 70 ee7sts 10 IS cents. Ss.es bargain.
aoe'e nerer offered befsra IN Saiina
MARYLAND. DODGE a MOORE.