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WARLrKE PREPARATIONS.

ing letters.
WARIIKE PREPARATIONS.
Though there appears to be no immediate inten-
ion Of dspatching any large reinforcements to the
Mediterranean garrisons ample preparations are be-
ncmade in all the royal dOckyards to provide for
emercencies The first draft under orders for Egypt
embarked Yesterday on the troopshlp Orontes, al
Portsmouth. The ship will take on board
mother detachment of marines at Plymouth
bringing I'D the total strength to
1000 men. The Orontes will first
nroceed to Gibraltar. and there await orders. 1t
sin contemplation to call out the army reserves
TO do garrison duty for troops called upon for ac-
tive service. but unless matters assume very seri-
ms asnect there is no intention of taking this ex-
treme step.
ExTRADITION OF.AN AMERICAN FoRGER-
The extradition of Jacob Veal, who was arrested
On May 20, at Queenstown, on the arrival OF the
steamship Servia, from New-York, on charge
Of forgery, has been ordered. Veal OBJ
tained SIS, OO9 10 from the National Citizens
Bank of New-York. on a check purporting to be
drawn by Werths Brothers & Owens, photographers,
of New-YOrk.
PROBABILITY OF ANOTHER MASSACRE IN ALEX
ANDRA
The latest news from Alexandria and Cairo leads
10 the conclusion that another rising is impending
and that the lives of the Europeans still remaining
Ia Egypt are IN considerable danger. lhe conse-
quence of the exodus of Europeans is to reduce to
starvation large native population who derived
their sustenance from the foreign colony, and under
The combined impulse of hunger and fanaticism
another massacre is highly probable.
THE PANAMA CANAL COMPANY.
The annual meeting Of the shareholders Of the
Panama Canal Company was held yesterday in
Paris Tic directors reported that exact course of
the canal had been decided upon and that property
through which it would pass is being rapidly pur-
chased at many points. Stations are being con-
structed proximity to the works at the head of the
canal At Colon the work is being pushed forward
actively De Lesseps argues that the canal ought
10 be regarded as purely private and commercial
undertaking and concludes his report by saying
that the completion of the canal the date first
assigned is no longer matter of doubt, but is
certainty. The meeting authorized the issue of
100000 obligations, bearing interest at per cent
of the nominal value of 500 francs The sum real
lied Is to be devoted to the purchase of the Panama
Railway. The meeting also authorized to
be issued other Obligations of the same type to a
sum not to exceed 500, 900 600 francs to defray a
part OF the expenses of the cutting of the canal.
ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.
lamentabie accident occurred to a steamer
which left Newcastle with party of pleasure
seekers yesterday. On the return journey, during
dense fog. the vessel went the rocks and there
was an immediate panic among the passengers.
Thirteen jumped INTO a boat hanging on the
dayits, but on attempting to launch 1t the tackle
gave way and all precipitated into the water.
Eleven were drowned. The steamer afterward got
On the rocks and was taken into the harbor.
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DIED.

Al notices of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th yfav
name and address.
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THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

3ACHA is 10 BE REMOvED-AFRIcAN REGI-
MEMS FOR EGYPT-DERyIsCH PACHAs PRoCLA-
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THE RAILWAY DISASTER.
THE NUMBER OF VICTIMS FOUR.

IIIIS NNMI'Eh UT WI TWO rVNIt'
DEATH OF JAMES +. MALLORY YESTERDAY MORN
ISG-MR. GARIusoN's CONDITION CRITICAL
TAKING THE CARS FROM TIE CREEK.
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Let us Reason the Matter.

We have Just completed the new
addition to our Retail Rooms, which
gives us double store 5Ox 80 n, with
two g0-foOt Easements, giving US ample
room To display our large and COM
plete stock Of merchandise. We are
striving 10 build up business that
will he q credit TO the city Of Topeka,
and make il Ia the Interest Of the peo-
pie of Kansas, when they go from
home To buy goods, to stop in Topeka
Our stock is large and very complete,
carrying every kind Of Dry Goods
and Carpets that are practical.
Our store IL divided in various de-
partments, each Department under
the charge Of an experienced and com
petent manager, viz:
Department A-COntains Laces,
Embroidery. Made-up Lace Goods,
Real Laces, Ladies' Neck wear. But
tons, Notions of all kinds, Ribbons.
Parasols. Sun-shades, Muslin Trim
mings, etc.
Department B-Contain Prints,
Ginghans, Muslins, Jeans, .yoolens,
DENNIS. Table Linen, Table and
Piano Covers, Napkins, Towels, Tow
cling, etc.
Department C-Contains Silks, Sat
ins, Neivets, Pushes, Dress Fabrics
Of all kinds, White Goods, Dress
Trimmings, etc.
Department D-Contains Ladies'
Readymade Garments Of every de-
scription, from a seventy -five-cent
calico dress to one hundred dollar COS
tunes; Muslin Underwear, CorSets,
Infant Wardrobes, Zephyrs, Knit
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Ladies II you want the very best
Sewing Machine come and buy q
Household. BRIGGS & GEBHAKr.
oh yes. Oh yes. Oh yes! Now is
the time to buy Rope, only ten cents
per pound at Ober 4 Hageman's
Now that ii IL nearing harvest. farm
ers please remember that We will
have all kinds machine oil
BRI0Gs Il GEBHARr.
We have just received another lot Of
clothing for boys from years up. Al
$3.50 10 $40.
MARYLAND, DoDGE 4 Moons.
wANTED.-lO farmers to come In
and buy either Buckeye, Marsh, or
Osborne cord or wire Binder.
BRIGGS 4 GEBHARr.
Remember our offer I'm kid gloves.
sl.0 per pair. They are cheap at 81. 20
MARYLAND. DODGE 4 MOORE.
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NEW GOODS ATT. G. RASH a
SONS. Our prices are uniforneiy
lower throughout the store than tho--
Of credit houses. Ifany special prices
on any special articles to any special
persons are quoted by any body. W.
Immediately meet them or come under
them aud give the benefit TO all our
customers alike. Moire or watered
silks, Satins. Satin MervieIleux. Vel
vets. Gros Grain silkS Plain and sum
mer silks, Surah Satin, Chudsh Cloths
Yedo mixtures Rhadame-. Nuns Veil
ings in black and coIors, Cashmere. in
all the leading colors. Fancy Imported
and Domestic Dress Goods. Bunting~.
Ladies Cloths, Piques Nain-ooks Null..
Novelties in white Dr,s. Goods. Cling
hams. Monte Cloths. Percal~s. Prints
MusiiDs. Cretonnes, Oil Cloths. CAST
mere~, Jeans, Cottonades, Cheviots
Duckings, Table Linens, Plain and
Fancy Plaid TowelIing.
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u. Z. CHURCH.
Rev. J. A. Antrim, pastor. Sabbath
morning Service. Subject, Light, life.
and Protection" Psalm SAIL.
Evening service. Subject, "A
search for Life" Prov. s-35.
Prayer meeting and . ten minutes
talk by the pastor, Wednesday even
ing, at a O'Clock.
sabbath school Sabbath morning. at
81 o'clock.
Teachers meeting Thursday even
ing. y o'clock. A full attendance Of
all the teachers IL expected.
All are invited to attend the above
services. Pews free.
|. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. w. A. Simpkins, pastor.
The Pastor having returned from
the meeting Of Presbytery will again
occupy his pulpit both morning and
evening. The subject Of the morning
sermon Is, 1.-THE Nature Of the Chris
tian Calling"
The public and strangers are always
welcome, and cordially invited to the
services Of this church.
Sabbath School ut go.
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. J. Hartsock, pastor. Morn
ing services. Subject, "This aud that
World"
Evening missionary services under
auspices Of the Ladies', Missionary
Society.
Church Social at the house Of Vim.
Berg, Thursday evening.
Ladies missionary meeting at Par
sonage. Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Sabbath School at 81.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A. ID. Goodwin, Pastor. Morning
Services. Text, "Church economy"
Evening Services. Text, "How to
unity Gods people,"
Sunday School at 81 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
Teachers meeting on Thursday ev-
ening.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching at the Baptist church
Sunday next, morning aud evening.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. p. Maurer, priest.
Hours for divine service:
s o'clock A. NJ, Low mass aud in
suction.
10 O'Clock A. ~, High mass and in
structiOn.
3O'clOck p. NJ. Vespers.
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Road agents were operating in the
Saline valley, Tuesday night. Several
wagon loads of people were brought
to halt, and there was dire distress
and much trembling for a season.
1t was shortly discovered that the
most dangerous weapons on the per-
sons of the 'piilagers" were corn cohs.
Whether we have u telephone ex-
change or do not have one, depends
on the action Of the county commits
sioners. Pledges of several to become
subscribers are on the condition tina;
the court house has a wire. There
fore until the commissioners act,
further proceedings to establish the
exchange will not be undertaken.
a bucolic citizen was deeply intent,
the other day, in working up the
clods Of the valley into earth ~ fine n
-four, for vegetable purposes. But he
came across one clod which would not
"work up" slash it rs hard rs he
might. With determination deeply
seated in his perspiring countenance /;
with power in his sinewy arm and
veins swollen with exertion, he raised
his hoe aloft, and with one fell swoOp
was about Ia dash the sod into atoms.
when the descending hoe struck an
overlanging close-line. causing the line
to vibrate. and CULVER like n telegraph
line in a storm. There the hoe wa-
lodged, and the industrious citizen
farmer, with an upward look Of deef,
disgust ut the swinging agricultural
implement, discontinued further man
ipulaiion of the soii-and there the hoe
hangs until this day.
The following report Of the Kansas
City wheat markets for the month az
April, il furnished us by II. Il. Mcr-
rcII, of the Farmer Elevator:
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Be,isprcads. Mosquito bars, Towels.
Collars and Cuff. for ladies' aud gen
tlsmen. Suspenders. The New VI.
Brace Hose Supporters. Underwear.
Tampico Corsets. Pliable Hip Corsei-,
Duplex Corsfes, and nice line Of
Corsets. Dress Forms, Ladies' Hose.
Chilirens' Hose, Mems and Boys
socks, Overalls, Jackets. Shirts Our
Unlaundried White Shirts are made
Of the best material The workman
ship on II Is the very best II is the
bcst fitting Shirt in the market
We have sold I'm Of this one Shirt
within a few months. Buy u the
next time you want Shirts.
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Black and colored Fringe. in silk
and Chenille and Reads; Buttons in
new and stylish Rail shapes. Fancy
Pearls. crochet, metal, jet, Ivory in
everything stylish; Dress Linings
and Trimmings Of all kinds; La-e- i'm
Black Guipure. Spanish, and a variety
If cream aud white affects; PASSENGER.
terie, Lace Collars. Lace Scars, silk
and Lace Fichus. Silk Handkerchief.
Bordered Handkerchisf-, Plain
Handkerchief, Lacing Kid Gloves,
Button Kids, Opera Kids. Silk Gloves.
Lisle and Cotton Gloves, Black and
Colored Silk Mitt.. Braid.. Friz Nets,
Combs, Elastics, Embroiderie-
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The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sore. letter, Chapped hands.
Chilblains, Corns. and all skin erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles. It's
guaranteed to give perfect SAtisfsclion
or money refunded. Price. 3 cests
per box. For sale b Oscar Seits.
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Some Of the residents on south
Santa Re have been placing bird-cotes
in the trees that line the avenue. IL
Is 4 fine idea la retain the services of
the warblcrs just rs long as possible,
and these little Castles i'm the air"
encourage them To tarry upon the
premises. Some of the little houses
are made of galvanized iron, and very
neat. They are made by Briggs Il
Gcbhar,it, and cost only thirty-five
cents each.
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On Saturday last a letter was receiv-
ell from Mr.. &. +. Faulkner, which
stated that he had not resigned the
position that he holds on then road,
and that the road will be built west Of
Topeka as fast a. possible.
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Judge Hamilton went down to To-
peka Monday morning to attend a
meeting OF the stockholders of the
Topeka, Salina & Western, which took
place Tuesday. Mrs Hamilton accom-
panic,l him.
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a neat five room house in good re-
pair. Price s. per month. North Of
Court House. Inquire Of
left r. ID. WJCEERsUAM
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For Sale Chesp,

One house and lot on Iron Avenue.
Phillips addition. Five rooms and
cellar, good stable and about one
half acre Of ground. Part cash and
part on time.
LOyIT-r 4 MCCLELLAND.
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Mrs. c. +. Faulkner arrived last
Monday night. She will remain here
about two weeks and then return to
Leavenworth. She will remain i'm
Lesvenworth until the first Of June,
and then go east to spend the summer.
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Fine hats for men. boys and babies.
Medium hats for men, boys and
babies. Cheap hats for every body.
Manila hats. fine straw hats. cheap
straw hats, cloth hats, rush hats, latest
style hats. lowest prices on hats.
Groceries. sugar, coffee. tea syrup.
canned fruit. dried fruit, rice. beans.
hominy, srits. oatmeal, -four. meal.
soap. starch, tobacco. spiees
Salt. Coal OIL, Lard, Bacon. Fish.
Pals, Tubs, Washboards, Brooms.
Brushes Chimneys, wicks, Cookery
Queensware, Glassware. Rope, But
ter. Egg and Everything.
We are SCENTS for the Tailoring
Department. Of wanamaker and
Brown. Philadelphia, the largest
house in America We have . very
large line Of samples. We would
like 10 make your clothes Come and
80 W. II will pay you.
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Fine Lots Tor Sale.

l will sell ut satisfactory prices .
few Of those lots In Phillips second
addition. in the southwest part Of the
city. These are the most elevated lots
In the city, and are IS feet front by
3D. deep, with 20-foot alley. Time
payments ON two-thirds Of price II
desired. CHAs. T.. FAULKNER.
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wooAi Woohi

For sale at ali times, In any quanti-
ty, hard and soft. Also fence posts In
any quantity. Apply ut wood yard
corner Of Eighth and Walnut streets,
or ut the timber miles east Of Salina.
GEORGE BENFIELD,
4ltf JAMES SANBORN
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HOGS-S.0.@ $6.OO
Sauer leads them all. Mark that.
WANTED-A 1rl to do general
Homework. Apply at this Office.

Sauer leads them all. Mark that.
WANTED-A grl to do general
Homework. Apply at this Office.
Paints and Oils at Engstrom's.
New goods of all kinds at the Pal
ace Store.
Paints and Oils at Engstrom's.
Paints and Oils Mt Engstrom's.
John Deere plows at Schwartx's
hardware store.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and Jenkins
Shelves and counters crowded with
goods at Ferlen 4 Leksells.
They all praise thcm-the goods at
Ferlen l. Leksell's.
Common and German millet ut the
Salina Coal Yard.
Landreth's garden seeds i'm bulk ut
Schwartz's hardware store.
The ladies' fine shoes at Sauer's are
the best ever brough Int to Salina-
A choice line of groceries at Ferlen
4 Leksell's.
A fine lot Of new Spring Goods just
received by u. A. Solberg, tailor.
Everything new an nice at Ferlsn
d Lckssll's.
Two hundred thousand more hedge
plants ut Schwartz's hardware store.
Goods Of all kinds cheaper than
ever at the Palace Store.
A. Muir 4 Co.'S weed exterminatOr
can be attached to any cultivatOr.
Two hundred thousand more hedge
plants NJ Schwartx's hardware store.
Follow the crowd and see the fine
stock at Ferlen 4 Leksell's
Peach blow and Early Rose Pota-
toes at Campbell & Tuthill's next
week.
Sauer's ladies' fine goods are incom.
parable. Go and inpect them.
Buy your Paints and Oils at Eng
stron's Drug Store.
Five hundred bushels Of millet seed
Mt Schwarts's hardware store.
A fine lot Of new Spring Goods just
received by g. A. Solberg, tailor.
New Spring Millinery at A. T. 4
NJ. H. Grier's.
Buy your Paints and Oils at Eng
strom's Drug Store.
For everything In the line Of dry
AlxSHk~tn. "a - g.,
Ferlen 4 Lekssll's.
Another car load Of Scotch Cham.
pion Potatoes just received. For sale
cheap by Ober 4 Hagsman's.
Five hundred bushels Of millet seed
ct Schwartz hardware store.
You can save . large percentage on
footwear for your children by buying
your goods Of 6auer.
We have reduced prices on boys
and childfen's clothing In order 10 re-
duce our Immense stock.
WAxrED-A girl to do general
housework. Apply 10 Mra Ed Lots,
Seventh Street.
Farmers should call and examine A.
Muir 4 Cos eight shovel attachment
for cultivatoS.
Boys' suits. age from eight 10 twelve,
for 100, worth e4.00 and 300, q the
3 ev Yesk store.
Il ID not too late TO select satisfactory
patterns In wall paper from that i'm.
menss and beautiful stock 1t White
head & Seaman'a
Farmess. 30 and look It the Mime
apolis Harvester and Irvine Binder
ct Peterson = Cos, Commercial Block
Appleby, the pateutse Of the Appleby
binder b 6apssintsndent Of the MIN
neapolls Cos HAsvestee Works, and
has several impeovmsats q the Ap-
plsSy binder, not found o. any other.
Our sock Of Nsa's clething = large
and complsts. Co0s end - - Whea
you want c3othing.
MARYLAND, DoDos 4 Moons
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Col. :. :. Prouty, who conducts the
advertising of the Bismarck fair, sat
with Us for a while last Saturday. The
Bismarck people have shown excel
lent Judgment i'm selecting Prouty as
their advertiser. lie knows all there
is in il aud how To make il count. The
Colonel informed us that his engage
mcnt with Sells Circus was for next
year, not thls-the circus company
being in the habit of contracting for
such service one year i'm advance.
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i hereby declare n dividend Of IF.
teen per. cent, payable April 9th, 1ss2,
for the creditors Of John Gels 4 60.
l4-2w CE. FAULKNER, Assignee.
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Male from harmless materials. and
adapted to the needs Of fading and
falling hair, Parker's Hair Balssm
has taken the highest rank n an ele-
CANT and reliable hair restorative.
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1t was Orpheus who had the power
to move stones and trees and inani-
mate objects with the music of his
Tyre. The Orpheus substitute in
these days is a blind violinist who
occasionally infests Salina, and morcs
people TO cast brickbats, potatoes. on
ions, or any other convenient missile
at hand towards the music enraptured
street player. The monotonous strains
of the string instrument Is I'm itself a
terrible infiiction, but when that
voice lets out, the torture becomes ex-
cruciating. One Of the most blessed
features Of communism is that all
property shall be distributed equally
among all members of society, and as
a consequence whatever your neigh
Dor enjoys should be equally rs well
enjoyed by yourself. Upon this prin-
ciple our blind Orpheus was indu ced
TO attempt first to more Fred Wildman
from behind the barriers Of real estate
loans, and the musician sat for full an
hour drawing monotony out Of the
strings-if he did not drar the
surrounding stones, the trees, Fred
Wildman, etc. Fred listened benignly,
with n far-away-look, and seemed
pleased with his serenade. Finally
Fred was regarded as a contumacious
witness, and the joke q melancholy,
monotoncus one. The same siege was
carried en at MARYLAND, Dodge and
MoOre's, with variations 1t was por-
tentously lin business sensel quiet
that afternoon and the whole street
was permitted to enjoy the fun. The
violinist was 60 pleased with his re-
ception and the profits Of his open
air concerts that he will not fail to
return.
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The following 10 the programme for
the Salina Literary Society. Friday
evening, May 5.
Music.
Select Resding-N. H. Loomis
Essay-Miss Fergus.
Recitation-R. A. Lovitt.
Music.
Select Reading-Mn. N. d. league.
Recitation-Dr. VIM. Bishop.
Election Of offlcen.
MRS DsUsIE DAIIY, Sec.
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We are glad /" hear that efforts are
Ia he made To stock the Mulberry
and Spring Creek with bass, perch.
carp and trout. Several parties talk of
doing their part towards making pri-
vate ponds. There il no reason why
fish cannot live in the streams named,
as they are clear most of the year.
The Gypsum, too, would he fine
stream for this class of fish.
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Cane Wanted.

The Bavaria syrup works will buy
sorghum cane by the tor. or will
exchange, or manufacture for half
and furnish seed for Its value In cane
next fall, and will refuse cane in had
condition. Seed can be procured from
&. Crawford, Brookville, or 1t the mill.
1llf
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0Ieteful 10 lRyalids.

Floreston Cologne 10 grateful to in
valids, because II Is refreshing without
the sickening effect Of most perfumes.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, lss2.

SS-Enra eeJ.i-s y TFE JOURNAL -ndy b h'f
at WA Hogs>a's .'Or, and a ~ Bost >.re ~ iihi'-
A,ai a .S,dmGs
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The stockholders Of the Topeka, Sa-
lima & Western Railway held . meet.
ing in Topeka, Tuesday. and elected
the following board Of directors n.
Bosworth, Jacob Stafford, d. w. Stor.
mort, Of Topeka; c. f. Faulkner and
o. p. Hamilton, OF Salina; T. C.
Henry, Of Abilene Weston Arnold,
and w. F. Shamlefisr, OF Council
Grove; Chas A. Rogers, w. Phillips,
J. o. wetherby, s. d. Loring, Of Bos-
ton; J. B. French, Of Lowell. The d.
recters are to meet on the oath Of this
month to elect officers.
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Saline Markets.

WINTER wHEAT-No. NO
:, $l.059$l.lO; No. 3, s5c9SOc Re-
jected, :.
MILLET-5Oc.
CORN-6Oc9S0c.
OATS-5Oc.
RYE-65c(G 7Uc,
.POTATOEs-si.5o@sl.7,pe per bush.
el.
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New Lunch stand and Fruit and Vegetable
Market.

First door south Of the city build
ing. All vegetables fresh from Mr..
Bush's garden every morning Also
sweet potato plants for sale.
w FRoSr.
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Blatherwick & Lynn, dealers in
fresh beef, pork, mutton, veal. etc. II
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1t will be observed that the lowest
price for No. = was on the 10th, which
was Sill, and the highest was on the
a1th, Sl2i-a difference of IL cents.
The lowest for No. 3, was also on the
10th, ninety cents, the highest on the
18th, Sl.0Sl-a difference Of lSl cents.
The outlook for higher prices for the
month of May are not fiattering; in
fact lower prices may he expected.
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Notice

Pasturage for one hundred heal Of
horses or cows, good water, on the
Gregg farm two miles north ~ town
Law.
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Mr. Willis Kesler, VINO was instru-
i.i.n;..l in securing the patent for the
town Of Spdrwick ant 20 whose ener-
gv and perseverance, iiat town owes
much of its present prosperity and
certainty of the railroads making il
its terminus, has returned from a bus
iness trip east, and made the Enter
pIisc u pleasant visit y.sterday.-B0-
HaH-a Coi) Daily Eaf, ,lJrisc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-05-04

Peter Mugler has returned from
Colorado, for . two months visit.