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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.t

COUNTY oF SALINE.
ofice Of County Clerk, April 18th. isst
NOTICE Il he reby given, that on the 18th day
~ Of April. A. u. ISL. petliien signed by Dam
iel Linasren and l6 others, was presented to the
board ci county commissioners of the county and
state aforesaid. praying for the location of Ger.
tain rond. described as follows. viz: Commencing
AT the northwest corner of Sec. 81 T. l6 south II
L. fwest thence running east section line thrrc
miles. NhcIcupon. said board Of county Commits
sioners appointed the following naSed persors,
viz: Ericsson. Z Peterson and Hans Lindbers
IS viewers, with instructions TO meet in conjunc-
ton it'll The county surveyor. At the house Of ia.
cob Malsfen In Falun township, ON Monday, the
said rad, and give TO all parties hearing.
by .rlcr OF the Board of County Commissioners
JOS. SARGENT, County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS

COUNTY az SALiSE.
Office Of 90. Clerk. April 18th, Isl.
MOTTO is herehy given. that ON the 18th day
~ of April. ISL. psiition signed BY Edvasd
Upper and I. others, was presented 10 the Bard
OF County Commissioners Il the couhty and state
Aforesaid. praying for the location % certain
road ,desrribed IS follows, viz: beginning nj the
Ottawa county line at the northeast corner OF See
s, T. -. X. ". thence south miles between sc-
iicns and 6, and >, l. and Is. said ad .. he
on the section lines or near possible. Where
upon, said BOARD q: toun,y Commissioners ap-
pointed the following named per.oss. viz: 4. T.
kenison, Daniel Humbsryer and J. W. Blouirn.
as viewers. with strueiiuns o. meet in con,u;ic
ton with the county surveyor at tie ha,se Of
Daniel lia'rbzrg-rin Cambria tow ship on THURS
day the i:ih day Of May. A. u. ISL and proces 10
view said ioa ami give ~ all parties hearing.
by order OF the Board OF County Comniiss,o
JOS. SARGENT County Cj.fk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EDITORS OF
the GOLDEN BELT ASSOCIATION.

The second annual meeting Of the
editors of the Golden Belt Editorial
Association took place in this city last
Friday. The following members of
the Association participated:
Hoffman and Son, Abilene Demo
ocr0.
W. 4. Campbell. wamego Tribune.
t,lbert Griffin, Manhattan Nation
altst
FG. Prouty. Junction City fnion.
John Davis. Junction City Tribune.
V. p Wilson. Abilene Gazette.
J. ". Hart, Abilene Chronicle.
Cleo. Huyrke, Ellsworth Reporter.
w. A. Gebl,art, Ellsworth Reporter.
j. H. Downing. Hays City Star.
w. II. Ians. Brookville Transcript.
A. J. r. Smith. wakeeny Leader.
&c. Hill, solomon Sentinel
John McPhail. Lindsborg Locdfist.
e. A. wenngren, Srenskd Hdroidcn.
A. q. Stacy, Salina Herald
w. III. johnson, NeHs- Advocate.
NJ. ID. Sampson, SALINE COUNTY
JOURNAL.
The attendance would have been
much larger had the weather been
pleasanter. The rain Of the day be-
fore had LEFT the streets Of Salina mud
dy and uninviting, and nearly all the
next day leaden clouds hung over
head, and the wind was raw and
aguish" The editors of Salina met
the visitors at the msrning trains, and
after seeing Them assigned to their no.
tells gathered them at H. S. Cunning
hams Office, where the business meet.
ing was held. The election of officers
then took place, with the following
result: Albert Griffin, Manhattan Ma
tionuiist, President; J. ii. Downing,
Hays City Star, Vice President; w.
A. Gebhart, Ellsworth Reporter, Sec
Rotary; J. c. Hill, Solomon Sentinel,
Treasurer. After the new officers had
been properly installed, the published
programme was taken up. Hon. V.P.
Wilson led off in the discussion of
"The relations of newspaper men to
railroads and other monopolies," with
an able and very interesting paper.
and was followed by Messrs Davis,
Griffin, Downing and others-all Of
whom acquitted themselves well.
Hon John Davis gave his views upon
:. Phonetics and Practical Spelling"
which were very entertaining and
presented some new ideas. Messrs.
Smith, Grimm, Downing, Huycke and
Others also made some interesting re-
marks. Hays City was agreed upon
- the place for holding the September
meeting, and wamego for the April
meeting. Following the business meet
ing, . ride about the city was INDUCED
II. but owing to the very muddy streets
was not really enjoyable. All but three
or four Of the editors left on the even
ing trains for the east and west, conse-
eluen,Iy there was no formal reception
given Mt the firemen's hall, ~ was ex-
pectssl The whole fraternity, We are
pIeased 10 say, united in calling Salina
q delightful city--one Of the fairest In
the land. We are sorry that the wealth
er was 10 unpropitioas and that their
visis was mot made 80 pleasant % II
might have been had We been favored
with fsirer skies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

A himple. pure, harmless re1nedy,
that cures every time, and prevonts
disease BY keeping the ho4 ttrs.
stomach regular. kidneys md live &c.
tive, b the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Hitttes l. nat
remedy. and its proprietors ore Icing
blesDed by thousands who hAye been
saved and cured by It. VIII you try
il? See another column.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

THE train robber, Mike Rourk, who
was the leader Of the train robbery on
the Santa Fe Railroad i'm January
1878. and also of the robbery on the
Council bluffs Railroad in August,
1878, plead guilty IN the criminal court
at ST. Joseph, Mo-, last Thursday. He
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years. surprisingly light sen
tence. We cannot understand why
ne should fare so well when his pals
all suffered heavy penalties.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

HIGH water has been doing a vast
amount of damage, during the past
week, along the Missouri river and its
tributaries, and Rock river i'm Illinois
and Wisconsin. At Kansas City the
railroad tracks have been washed away
and the usual transfers of freight and
passengers have been greatly Interior
red with. The torrents i'm the rivers
named have been death on bridges,
mills and railroad tracks. II is feared
that when the June floods have come
matters will be much worse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
Mother. AaotAers |! ! Mothers ~!

Are you disturbed at night and brek-
en- Of your rest by sick child suffer-
ing and crying with the excruciating
pain ofcutting teeth: II 50 go at once
and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately-tle-
pend upon II; there In no mistake about
II. There II not mother on earth who
has ever used II, who will not tell you
at once that Il will regulate the bowels,
and give rest 10 the mother and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. II Is perfectly safe to use In
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and
IL the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best female physicians and nuns
=. In the United States. Sold every
where . . bottle. Is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
A Foolish mistnke.

Don't make the mistake Of confOund-
ing a remedy Of acknowledged merit
with the numerous quack medicines
that are now so common. We speak
from experience when we say that
Parker's Ginger Tonic Is a sterling
health restorative and will do all that
Is claimed for Ii. We have used 1t
ourselves with the bappiest results for
rheumatism and when worn out by
oyerwork. Times,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.

once of County cis.E, Ap'iiis,h,i ssI.
NOTICE b hereby gwen. inst On the Sesh dsy
N Of April, ISL. petition signed By Z. ". Dos
and - sahen. ~ psesented to The Board Of Cous-
~ Commissioners Of the county and state afore
said, Praying for the vacation sad relocssicn Of
certain rad, described q follows. viE: Cosanea-
cling at the n0rthwest corner Of Sec ., Toua. IA
X. . v, thence running east ope-hslf mile between
sections and 5. TO the school house IN Dist. No
~. whereupon sziA Board Of Coanty Commis-
sioners appointed the following named Rensns, Wig
A. Z. kenison, Daniel Bumbaryer and J. VI. Blen-
don ~ viewers with Instructions 10 meet In con-
junction Nth he county surveyor. ~ the house e
u. Humbare~r, In Cambria tov nshIp, on Thursday
the 18th day Of Nay. A. D. ISL. ard proceed u
view said rad and give 10 all parties q bearing
By order Of the Bnard Of County Commissioners.
JOS. SARGENT County Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

THE first and second biennial re-
ports of the State Historical Society
have been issued in a volume of about
800 pages. II is book containing a
large amount Of valuable information
In n concise form, and reflects great
credit on the Secretary. Mr.. +. G..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

ALL the Republican papers of the
State IL New York have now been
heard from on the question of the con-
hrmation Of Judge Robertson for Col
hector of Customs ut the port Of New
York. They foot up: For copfirma-
tia,, lJ.. .,uu;pSt n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

SENATORS INGALLS,, Mcmillan and
Garland have been appointed n sub
committee Of the Judiciary Commit
tee to consider the subject Of bankrupt
cy during the recess Of Congress.
They will report a bankruptcy Law at
the next session.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

WHITELAw REID denies that he has
resigned the editorship Of the New
York Tribune. He merely asked Col.
Hay to edit the paper during his so
tourn. this summer. in Europe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

Ina vote Of the editors of the Golden
Belt upon the L.. s. Senatorship an
equal number was for Senator Plumb
and Gov st. John.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

1T In understood the Brazilian mis-
sion will be given to James Monroe,
of Ohio, and the italian mission to J..
N. Gregory. of Illinois.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY,

a marvellous Cure for Catarrh, Dipthe-
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache
With each bottle there Is an ingenious
nasal injector for the more successful
treatment Of the complaint. without
extra charge. Sold by Howard NJ
sale
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28

As IT now looks, the most promi-
nent candidates for L. s. Senator. two
ysars hence, will. he Senator Plumb
and Gov. 81. John.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-04-28
This space belongs TO W. II. Gels. Real
Estate Agent. and will be
filed next week.

AGENTS WANTED for the best and f.,,,S
u selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices re-
duced - per cest National Publishing Co., 81
Louis No. 5-su
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

THE SEED CUTTGN TRiFFIC.

.Ness,s. Editors: I believe THE
NEWS AND isEEAl d claims 20 be edited
in ;he interests the people ;hclef re
| will ask tic use OF It's columns TO cal!
t attention Of our Legislators and
the people generally to a crying evil
in our midst. allude to the traffic in
seed. cotton and otherwise at the stores
scattered throughout the country and
twnsal 0. Til re is an establishm mt
near Us that 81 ems to consider ''all toll
that goes to their mill''. In one i'll
stance lately they have taken a bale Of
cotton on which widow lady has q
lien for supplies furnished the negroes
who carried it there. They also take
sccd-cotton in large and small quanti-
ties from little negro children. Now,
!hexsrs. Editors, if this is not encour-
aging dishonesty, and breaking down
the farmer whose only chance to pay
MS honest debts is by his cotton, I do
not know what is. Cannot Messrs.
Gaillard, Lyles, Thomas and McMaSter
use their Influence in the Legislature
to put down this illicit traffic, and
thereby really benefit large class of
their constituents, i. e;,-the much
abused farmer who suffers yearly from
this gaug Of iiarpics. 4 SUFFERER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

A GREAT PEEMIuM LlsT.-Thc New
York WeeA3y Express. established in
!; 1885. is not e.:lv one of tile oldest and
cheapest, but best Of the New York
weekly family newspapers. 1t is now
making great and successful effort to
reach larger and more general circu-
lation then any weekly newspaper in
che United States, and to this end is
! offered al attractive list of substantial
and valuable premiums to s;nYic a;a,l
club Subscribers. The long establish
cd reputation and responsibility of the
publishers who not only publish the
Wee11V Express, the New York daily
Eteniay Ej:m'e$s is a sufsiricnt guar
an:cc of the character of the premiums
offered and the good faith that will
govern their Distribution. Besides the
Iua"y other attractions of the Weekly
E-:pt'ess it publishes regularly. by au-
tllori;v, il," Brooklyn Tabernacle Ser
mons of the Rev. 7. Dewitt Ta.magr,
y. y. The subscription price, one
dollar year, places it Within the
reach o.'all. The Office Of ilie New
York Heea- Express IS Is Park Row,
New YurK.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
s,yls4css gse, slc;aFF. (; tAa.
TIE Lottery f issasssnat:on

~ 49,
The day GIiteau was arraisned.. h,
G .ilseda comnaotion in the court-roor
s,s continually in;errup,i,lg sest.,, go.
he.endeavored to dcliyes1,s'as,ea = ~ ~ 81
speech but was prepe~-ea' 80 ne gave
! to a rcpor.o.ler publication. 1t is
), rcp,assaoly we'll written document,
s..d conisins some very strong and
shrcwd arguments on his side Of the
ease. s.In my case" he said, ':tle
doctors killed the President, and not
me- lie adds, s.Ileretef,re political
grievances haze been adjusted by war
or the ballot. Had jeff Davis and a
dozen or TWO OF his -co-sraitors' been
shot dead IN j yar sasy,. 1861, ilo doubt
our late rebellion never would have
beei,." 1fc adds:
Il am patriot. To-day I suffer in
bou;is Us a patriot. :. Wasssingto1f was
apatriot.. GRANT was a patriot Wash
iagson led the armies Of the ReVolu-
ton through, eight wears of bloody
war to victory and glory. Grant led
the armies Of the onion to victory and
glory, and to-day the nation Is happy
and prosperous. They raised the Old
war CRY. .itallv rouu,i the ia", boys,
s.,llv round the IA: ami thousands OF
&c choicest sous Of the Republic went
forth to battlc-:to r:ceory or death.
Wa<llingIo.i a&d5 GRAFT bt their va!or
ald SUCCESS. SF:war won the admira-
ton of is,;,i,t;nd. To-day I suffer in
b,ntis aszl iutri t bcrause / lad the
il,<pi:atir.a :l.lG. nerve 10 mite a great
}pii;ical fartr- 10 the end that the
lle,ioa ,Iliy,.t .5@ saved 'anotllc: t!e>nlat-
i.s w;ir. ;in no: pre1ea.t war was
i::l.nedia,c, but / do say cmphaiically
,,t the bitterness in the Republican
purity list spring WAS deepening and
dr"Dc:t::," hour by h"ur, and That
within two or ,fwec Years OF les ,hc
nation would have been III civil
MAR
:. lie tl,us>t, nc les up Arthur and the
St;i,war:>:
.'lappcal to the Sta!wart and liberal
press Of The ,,a;inil. focj,tstice. ap-
peal to !he stgublsca,i party, especially
tie st:s.wartse Of ,whom,i am proud to
be ono, G,rj&sticc. appeal, to the
President "f the United States for .f,s-
scc. I am the man that made kisn
President. WitlInut my inspiration, he !
wsS,a polit;cu! cipher. without power
or importance. WIS constantly with
him j., New York lasi fab during c,
canvass. anti .Ee: and tic: resi- Of our (;
p, =; ktaw that We had :.il that we
could d, to c:rcl our ticket. Had !
i.eaer:,, ;l",lcpcK GoD; his nlpu:h- clos
e; on the tasi5f e-:!aa,l the ii 'rev letter !
been DELAYED a w.sek iiancocH ccl:;isi-
u v:e Id have been cie,;:;"l. Then NO i!
,:s1.i .o,lid tell what waai,l lave hap
pe,scd TO the Republic. am more
THU, glad TIA, PRESIDENT ARTHUR is
j.. omil,. li,ns, Il i, wise man III his t;ew
. .>i,iou, as.;l .cxpcct h" will give |!
t nations the fines, administration 1t !
h ever had
= X good c;yal ..f .cl>aziness crops oas
al. through III IN. ~;.b!c p:o,iuc-
tics; ht: no one could haze !9'ancd i
more graphic:;Scrirsia: he change, !
wrcusis II. IArtiiGr ioctr.cs BY Cu;-
.t,.,.st s biriicf, oG' of the harrow chaict>
the Rep,itiio'a,, party ran II! The last
el Sion. l, seels.s ;s:sle ,ha: :: p,or
- g
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

..crank'' should be All objec, OF unlver-
sal :hkorrence ard victim of the law,
when the very men in whose interest
lie worked are rcaping the richest hat
;rsts. While Arthur and Grant and
oilers are plotting and scherning Il"
ta<c every possible advantage OF this
..i,ttcrv OF assassination" do tie
ghost of the murdered President an |
the haggard face and wild eye Of his
assassin never appear before item TO
remind them of their unscemlv haste:
Ordinary men would d: least feel UNI
comfortable.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19

WHEN the New Yo,k Eef0M h'ur-
ders it blunicrs prcpostcrorsly. In a
recent article Oh the poSSibiii'l's OF
Mahonizfng the South, it delivers itself
oi the following remarkable assertions:
Take South Carolina. for instance.
The penalty for leaving or attempting
to :eave the Democratic party III that
State has been Us savagely enforced as
for q while it was in Virginia. Yet
all who know anything Of South Caro-.
liua politics know that tie ''solidity'
of the white party there has brought
ui,out monstrous abuses. rs ii was cer-
tain to do. In some .coAll:le OF the
State Democratic ring and Rcpub-
;ican ring b,b;tuallv join hands, elect
whom they please. and OF course tEs'r
cuyruDsest creatures, aEd MAKE the
election a: mere farce. Honorable
Democrats are absolutely helpless;
the least attempt to resist or expose
corrupsion is howlcd down as an at
tempt to s'break the. party" and the
Observation-Disclosures, themselves tor the
moSt part corrupt and debaSed, play
into the hands ot the Democrat: cN-
,rrnais BY refusing su: p'rt 10 the
indcp. .ndents and Influencing tie Ec-
groeS to vote The straight ticket"
The IZefala could not ind siAgic
county in South Carolina in which this
is true. The Radical leaders have
made cvcrv c:Fort to split the Demo
e.:atie party; but SO far from cndclns
honorable Democrats to their support
they get only the rif-raff, that would
sell ,hcmse,vcs.to ANYBODY for thirty
pieces Of silver. Stutl, Carolina chal'
lenges comparison with any State III
the honesty and integrity Of her State
and county officials, AMI it woald be {
sad t,av were the Hefaid's ''honosa
bie@ Democrats; who prove their hon
esty by colloguing with lsadica
knaves. ever to succeed in gobbiine
the offices us Malone has done in Fir
ginia. The Herald makes itself RI
siictlleus.. by silcia absurd and un
truthful statements.
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I3.1StItE -SOypI
:. =! 9. :. :: 9. s, :, )

80 soons II ~ fsTSs5ss sI,ss is,
md Moss5z Mosl tine :.ssss.=z
yoke MEN IS s'r'. sa' s,t,li. g
| zal;.s the Washing ton corrss 'ciltien!
:sinsf the Nsars aatl g0ut.sst, N hisr~<fhc
Ecolsributioa ilosoplnzessg other
result in Virginia. ~
things he say.;rcatare of Mshoae:s
,iI-:-.sA notieaonng po:itiin.s it con-
pahySxota Readjuster is seldom to
/ silttssss..I AUS, Outside OF the negroes, the
Young men form the bulk of the
,Eolnbination, and the reason is not far
to seek. They are offered opportunity
and Office bv Malone, things which in
the slowness and fccbleness of Virgin-
ia conservatism have been absorbed by
amiable fossils. Hence ii. detection
which has given Mahone 80 many &C.
tive and efficient workers. It is not
creditable to the descrters, but there rs
a grain of reason in it. In how many
Southern States does one see every
Office filled BY superannuated old gen
tlcinen, very polite and diaingme, but
unable to work efficiently fer the State
or the party? They are there 8 nply
because at one time, many year ago.
they were prominent OF capable. Ma
hone seized his opportunity a, d offered
advancement to those under sixty yr:"
of age and oitaii ed, as the rctu
show, Il grest lnany such. lncre is
! sson in this for othe r States to thipk
q o."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-19
an ORDINANCE

To pRENEST THE SToHIHG OR DELIVERY OF
GuANo Or o-HEE cosl%EEc1.L PEKTi1.lzEEs
WITHIN TIE CORPORATE LIMITS or THE
TOWN OF wlNNsEoEo. > c. r.. :
1DE IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED
! ) by the Intrn'lant amt War.scns OF
the Town Of W;un>boro, = C. in Council
met:
I. That from and after the passage of
this Ordinance. it shall not Lc laH ful for
any person. corporation or film. 10 sore,
keep or deposit. or cause to he stn:cd,
deposited u7 kept Ill storage. Mt or in
anv pia C wi!Eiu the corpnrate limits Of
the Town Of W!nn:boro, or to lsii:cr, or
cause to be deli' cred, at or from any
place within the corporate limits of said
Town. any e auo, pulvvrize'l Bone Acid
Phosphate, or other Commercial Fertile.
err of any nature or kind whatsoever.
II. That any person. corporation or
firm who Shall rio,ate the PROVISIONS OF
this Ordinance, shall upon conviction
til reot, he hned in the sum OF FIElY
DOLLARS ior each al,i every nfrpce, and
Ten DOLLARS for each daT's continual
,ion thereof.
Done in Corncii. this the 26th day ct
August, 1881 :>nh "i:.l the corp ,rntc seal
Of said Town affixed.
JOIN J. NEIL,
1n:suu.:nt
Attest: T. S. CHANDLER.
80. Clerk of Council
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CLEkK'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF F:.1ETIEID.
Eliza Ann rarnuli and Others. Plain
ifs, rs. liargrovc \. Glenn, DcfHn-
d;,nt.
;N pursuance cfaa order OF tho Court
of Common Pleas. Eatic IN the
above-st:stcd case. l will offer for sale.
before tie court-hnusc door III WinnS-
boro, on the tirsi Monday in December
next. within the legal hours OF >"i'', ut
public outcry, to the highest bld"cr'
the foIlowiny-describcd property, 10
wit:
All that plantation Or tract Of land
containing SEVENTEEN ACRES, more or
less, situate Oh the branches Of Little
river. bounded by lands now or form
erlv of IL. \. Glenn. Christian 1.ci:ncr.
G. .. Trap and others. acro:tiIng to
pla1 thereof made by T.. o. IrapD, u.
s., 18TH January lSif.
Terms OF salc-CASlI.
". ii. KERR.
Clerks Office, &. Z. C.P. +. Z.
Winnsboro, $. g.,
November IL, 1881.
nov l2-td
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FRESH OkRA AND TOMATOES
:, NEW CROP.
rREsH TOMATOES,
! rlSESn PEACHES, ..s,
Fk2su oCCCOTAsH, s
FRESH STRING BEANS, i
| :sFHESH LIMA BEANS,
..;>, FRESH BAKED BEANS
FRESH CHEESE. ),
FREslIMAC',A ON,
FRESH GUINCEs;s
FRESH BAKERS DROMA,
FRESH MACKERELL; 5tb cans.
FRESH SALMON. s
FRESH TOMATO SAI+CE,c :,
FRESH lMpCRTED CAT MEAE.
FRESH S.AEDINES, Imported and
American:
FRESH MACKEEEL, one pound
cans.
FRESH RIICBARB or PIE PLANT.
try it,.
CONDENSED MILK, don't pay
fancy prizes, IL: ninc.
Five Boxes Ecst London Layer
H"i>ir>-"c'v crop.
TRY NY I'archci Coffee. I sell Won
any Gu:i::iity YOU want, and YOU don't
lave 10 pay for Paper wrapped around
it.
y fall line Of Sugars and Green
CoilrrS. Ny space will not allow
further enumeration.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED THAT
keep tie lest selected and cheapest
stock OF Family Groceries in Town.
have tic best Five Cents Cigar in
America. Choice Smoking Tobacco.
TERMS CASH on DELlvERY-NO
EXCEPTIONS MADE.
II. M ELUEY,