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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-11-12
VISITORS WILL APPRECIATE THIS


Messrs. Duffy and Leannarda, the enter
prising and popular proprieors Of the American
House, long and favorably known to thousands
throughout the country, have recently, In connection
with IT., leased the owen House, at lil3 Pennsylvania
avenue, near the Treasury for term Of years. and
Will open it about the 18th instant. host OF art
sans engaged in fitting II M In style that
far suTpasscs 1t at any former period They will con-
duct the house strictly the European plan at pUpu
lar prices and notable feature Will he the absence
OF bar and dining rooms MessTs Dutfey and Lean
narda state that large number Of visitors here prefer
dining when and where It suits them, and this being
the city the public viii certainly appreciate this plan
The office parlOr, writing and smoking room are
located first floor and models of convenience,
elegance, and comfort. Immediately in the re1r Of
the latter is the sample-rO specially fitted up In
elegant style for commercial drummers, which needs
but In he To he appreciated 10y that class of the
travelling public. The rooms suite fronting
the Avenue cannot fail to suit the most fastidiOns.
They arranged for one two, or more occupants,
and are completely isolated II desired. But To he
brief, every room throughout the house, over
tircly RENTED and furnished with walnut
furniture. brussels carpets, spring mattresses and
/ all the cOnyenenCes desirable to the most fas-
tidOus. The halls and stairways also elegantly
carpeted; In fact, throughout the entire establish
ment there has been nothing left undOno by the pop
uar mine hosts that will add to the comfort OF their
guests. Mr.. u. Il. Prchard formerly OF Fredericks-
burg, Va. Will O1Ciae In the Office during the day,
and Mr.. Tucker, Of the American, Will greet
you during the wee sma' hours.
Messrs. ID. and l.. deserve thanks and liberal
have 1t II treatment Is of the essential
1 UOiUtg a. IA.
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A nnIlimore L.ineI NM.

BALTIMORE, Nov. little grand Jury
to-day found pessntments against the proprietor and
manager Of the Baltimore american and tho pTOprl-
e0r of the UpTHfng HsTGd for libel In publishing
articles charging that Mr. Charles Webb while city
collector, used his influence COruptly 10 induce the
Judges of the appoSl-ar court 10 reduce the amount
81 assessment on certain property Of Mr. a. $. Abel
which is understood "a have been the plant Of the Sun
newspaper oihce. The charge WAS made during the
recent political campaign when party excitement was
very bitter.
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SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE, KNABE 4 co. PIANOFORTF, ELE-
CANT MANTEL MIRRORS CARPETS, ETC,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, November 20, 1882, At
No. 1901 Sixteenth street, corner OF O. at 10 O'Clock
shall sell very elegant collection of Household Eff
fects, comprising In part
one full octave Rosewood Case Knabe Il Co. Plano
forte, Cover and stool.
Three very elegant French Plate Mantel Mirrors, In
Walnut and GIT Frames.
One superb Turkish Parlor Sulte upholstered In
figured SILK AMI SILK Plush; cost $500. Bronzes
and Pictures.
Antique Extension Dining Table, with brass claw
feet, Walnut Secretary.
Leather covered Lounges and Chairs Rockers, and
Easy Chairs.
Three superb Walnut Marbe-top Chamber Suites,
with French plato Mirror.
| Very handsome Mirror, front ArmOire.
/ superior Hair Mattresses, PILLOWS and holsters.
Decorated Toilet Ware.
| English Brussels Carpets.
! Hall and stair Carpets.
| Walnut Hall Set.
Very superior Walnut Extension Dining Table; NJ.
| n. sideboard.
silyer-p plated Ware.
Leather covered Dining Chairs.
Servants Furniture.
Heating Stoves.
This furniture is all arst- class and should command
the attention Of buyers.
| N. B.-The elegant residence is for sale.
THOMAS BOWLING,
| noI2-2t5 Auctioneer.
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CouIdn,l Make That MIstnI,e.

II was at Nice, last winter, that the fol-
lowing charming Illustration Of the Daisy Miller
form Of our fair country occurred. Two En-
gsh girls standing at the foot OF hotel stair
case roaring with laughter. 10 them came swiftly
the matrOn Of one VI them, eGclaming, - For
Heavens sake, MaDel-don't; they'l take you for
one OF those horrld American girls one OF the
class thus sHsetlY designated happened 10 be standing
At the head Of the stains, and gently observed, 81
guess not with those awfuily Dig ieel.-Ihs Hour.
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George nuirmnn Myern.

NEw York, Nov. 1.-THE information al
match race between VIC. George champion amate M
OF England and l.. u. Myers, amateur champion O
America for the championship OF the world took
persons, aud was won easily BY George. who le,l
Ayers 10 yards, and made The milo Ia M, ~ 2-J
MYeTs's time WAS m, ~ 3d. s. The betting at The
start was even and much confidence was placed N
Myers by his admirers that ON the mira lap, when h,
was from to yards behind even money ON his win,
uinR WAS offered
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Norwood Institute - Select Day and
BDarIin. School.

Arrangements are made to provide very
high order of instruction In every branch Of educa-
ion, from the most elementary to the most advanced.
In modern languages unusual advantages are given,
including, IN French and German critical study
Of the classic literature of both languages, Boarding
pupils limited In number and provided with every
comfort, and have as far as Is compatible with the
needfu discipline and entire safety Of school life the
freedom and privileges OF home. The school has q
healthfu and convenient situation at l22 and 1914
Fourteenth street, at the Thomas Circle
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DROPosALs FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
Il AND LABOR.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ESGINEkR
AAn A

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE or SuPEhylsiNd ENGIEEkR
AND ARCHITECT
FIRE moor BUILDING ron Pension OFFICE,
No. 1915 STREET N. W.,
WAsuIEGT0E, ID. g., November 1, 1882.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. will he re-
Ceived at this onee I'LL noon on SATURDAY, the "a
day of December 1889, for furnishing aud deliver
Ing at the site OF tho new Pension Building Judi
cary Square, In this city, Foundation stone. Broken
stone for Concrete, Bricks, Cement, Lime sand.
ColOrlng Matter for MOrtars, Terra Gotta Consoles
Brackets and Plaster Caps and for excavation and
grading, for all Labor In laying Concrete Founda-
tion, for an Labor In building Foundation and Cell
lar walls OF rubDe Stone, and for all Labor In lay
ing Bricks required for the construction of Fire
proof Building for the United States Pension once
Specifications may DO obtained from this once
NJ. q. MEIas,
supervising Engineer aud Architect
no5-ib BIeVet Major General u. S, A.
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Another civiI veteran Passed Away.

meeting of the employees Of the Navy
Department held yesterday to express their feel
ings In regard to the demise of the late Mr. Amos r.
Jenckes, who has been In the military and civil SER
vice OF the United states since 1884. Mr.. Daniel Car
Tigan, chief Clerk Of the Bureau of Medicine and
surgery, called to the chair, and Mr.. ID. C. Nor
riSOn, of the Bureau Of Equipment and Recruiting
elected secretary. MIR. j, G. Dulin, Recorder
Of the Examining Board, presented resolutions Of
sympathy and made brief and appropriate address
upon the life and character Of the deceased Mr.. ID. c.
Morrison following with eulogy, giving In detail
the long and faithful services Of ther veteran cyil
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Suicide Caused by jealousy,

Mary Turner, colOred girl eighteen years
Of age living at GI2 Twentythird street, in NJ Of
Jealousy took dose Of poison on Thursday night last
thatresuted In her death yesterday afternoon. The
only reason for the iced assigned by her friends Is
that she was extremely Jealous OF the attentions paid
her male friend 10y number Of his dusky admirers
The girl attended In her sickness by Or. Reyburn
who states that the drug used Ia commit tile deed
what Is known as rat poison. The coroner granted
burial permit, giving as the cause Of death suicide.
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Auctioneer Bowling will, ON Tuesday and
Wednesday next, morning and afternoon, sell at auc-
ton, at his salesTuOms, Eleventh street and Pennsy-
yana avenue, superb collection of genuine n-
ported Turkish and Persian rugs and carpets, COM
tan, Dafhistau, OuChak, GeurdGs, KhOTaSsau, and
Moorish rugs aud carpets aud other valuable and
beautiful household adOTumeut. Every article rs
guaranteed genuine ana imported These goods arc
NOW uu exhibition.
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A N0NeI ExperInNnl

10 teft the endurance of the officers of the
Cavalry brigade Of the Imperial Guard stationed
AZ WaItaw was performed % fortnight ago Ten
uhceTSi chosen by lot, and their commander,
Gen. 6uoukuh, rode l53 miles on a course laid out
around tho h0katon PLAIN, adjoining warsaw, be-
tween tho hours of C:aO a. NJ. aud $3.50 T.. 81. They
changed their horses as often they wished IN most
cases 1--WE Oh 80 times aud rested only twenty minutes
during the day. They were weighed before starting,
aud ~ the end OF the trial all found have lost
except Gen. strOukOn, the average loss being about
four pounds. Neither the men nor their horses ap.
peafed 70 be Inuch fatigued.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
POSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOT
IN SQUARE 677, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.

II
POSITIVE SALE OF SIXTEEN BUILDING LOTS
IN SQUARE 677, NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE.
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER THIRTEENTH,
| 1882, commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK, on the
premises shall sell the following described property;
Lots o. 10, II, and IL, In square 677, fronting rs
feet each the north side Of street by depth Of
s7iE feet, between North Capitol and First streets
| east and Lots 81, 55, and 80, with same front and
depth, In square, south side of II street. and
Lots 76 II, rs, TO- so, and ST. and III, lI2 and 49,
on alley 80 feet inches wide, in square. These
lots all grade, and really the only available lots
ia that locality. As an investment this sale offers a
| rare chance as property there Is In demand and
rapidly growing In value. This sale Is positive ana
without reserve.
Terms' One-thlrd cash; the residue In two equal
payments at six and twelve months, with notes bear
Ing Interest at six per rent. per annuln. All con-
yeyanclng at purchasers cost s25 deposit each
lot at time OF sale.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
! BD-The above sale Is unagoidably postponed until
| MONDAY, November 90, same hour AMI place.
nOyl2-lt THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
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PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU ENGHAYING AND PRINTING,
WAsHlEGTOE, ID. g., November 3, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this Of
nee until l2 O'Clock NJ, WEDN ESDAY, December
o. 1882 for supplies needed by this bureau during the
six months from January 10 June 49, 1853, OF arti-
Giles In the following classes: Dry COlos, Oils Chem
cals, Typographical Inks, Textiles, Paper, Binders
Materials DeItrlne, GfOcers' SundIies, Blank Steel
Plate and Rolls, Glue and Irvine, Hardware, Iron
aud Brass Castings, Gas and Steam Fittings Lum-
Der, Horse Feed, Ice, aud Coal and Wood.
Blank forms for proposals on articles of any class,
with information AZ 10 qualities quantities, and
dtions, VIII be furnished application To the UNDER
signed
Proposals ON each Item will be considered sepa-
rately and preference given 10 articles Of domestic
production or manufacture conditions Of price and
quality b9ng equal. AB It is not convenient 10 store
large supply Of goods In the bureaa orders on the
accepted bidders will DO made from time TO time,
lie actual need may DO determined, and, as rule, for
not less than tho quantities specified the schedules.
Those desiring blanks and Information must specify
on which class Of articles they qualified ~ pro-
pose, as awards VIII bo made only 10 established
manufacturers 0f or dealers In the articles needed.
The right to waive defects and to reject any OF ali
bids rs reserved.
O. II. IRISH,
ohiei bureau Engraving aud Printing,
hOl2-Nb Washington, 10. q.
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Is coming. Shield against it by providing
yourself with an Oyercoat The largest aud select
assortment In the city can be found At Eseman Bios
corner Seventh and T..
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knIIIXnu WIN EIrni-

NEW York, Nov. ll.--JOhn l.. Sullivan
has signiaed his intention 0f accepting Tom Allen's
challenge Ia light fOr ~, 600 a side fhe agreement
win be- signed ON the 10Th.
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'Just when You Want Them.,

One hundred and twenty children's over.
coats, None have been less than 90 some as high
~ 500. Come aud take your choice az 1900. A.
saks 4 CO.. 90 Seventh street,
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MailLettings
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHISGTON, ID. g.. October 10, 1889.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Contract Of
nce OF this Department until ar. NJ OF January @,
1888 for carrying the mails of the United states upon
the routes aud according to the schedule of arrival
and departure specified by the Department. In the
states Of Maryland and Virginia. from July l. 1853.
to June 80, 1855. Lists of routes with schedules of
arrivals aud departures instructions to bidders with
forms contracts ana bonds and all other necessary
information, win be furnished upon application to
the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
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MIR. sPLAN will he In Attendance to show the
horses any parties who would he pleased to call,
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SchNLuS has removed his billiard parlOr
from Seatuu Hall to the way, the house for
merry occupied hy Mir. Nhuor, the finest billiard
Uarlur In the United States with an excellent bar,
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WE are glad to say Dowlng's American
tea store corner seventh and streets, is the hest
ultce to buy tea coffee, and fancy groceries ut New
Nur, prices.
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rur we'll known turtman, Mr. John Splan.
who 1t win he remembered has been the owner ot
some ur the fines, trnttcrs In this country
h, arrived IN Washington with fifteen head ut very
fine hurscs, which he viii offer ut public sale At
prtncy' stable. ii3 IL street, Friday morning next.
These horses can he srcn from now TIL the day ut
sale. For further particulars, scc advertisement IN
another column.
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SIXTEEN building lots will be sold at auc-
tiou Monday at 1 clock, on II and u streets the
first square east Of the Government Printing ofce.
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Odd Fellowship.


An entertainment, sOiree, and supper COM
bined will be given at odd Follows Han on Wednes
day evening next under the auspices Of Pioneer COun
ell No. sons of J0nadab the mother Council of the
world. The comedy OF "Our Boys Will lie per-
formed with a strong amateur cast.
The friends of the Dashaway Reform
Club should keep In mind the fair for the beueht Of
the Club, to be held at Masonic Temple Tuesday We'd
nesday, and Thnrslay eyemings OF this week.
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TINS Shedd Excelsior Turco- Russian Baths
the perfection of luxury and conducive to health.
omen sundays till L. NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Goop PRrNTlNG at reasonable rates by byron
s.. Adams, printer, lie DrUit Building.
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NMAs CARDS, Jap. and scrap pictures,
fancy papers, borders. j. Jay Gould's wonderful
picture store Al ninth street.
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II. i. o. EKS.-This organization will
hold ITS regular meeting at MooTe's Hall to- MIG ht
after which one Of their famous socables will take
place.
independent order Wechanics.-Od Friend
ship Lodge No. Is rapidly increasing her member
ship, Two candidates were initiated Thursday night
last, and there four more due for next Thursday
evening.
knights Of PphiaS.-The officers of the
Grand Lodge Will visit OcCassia Lodge No. Tues
day evening next, aud Franklin Lodge No. . Wed.
nesday evening with these lodges the ocial visla-
tiOns Will be finished.
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We do Not
Give high sounding names to our garments,
the styles represented In our stock are too numer
Gus to mention. 1t win repay You to examine our
assortment Of OyerCOats anil suits before purchasing
Eiseman Bros, corner seventh and l..
$40 Burr beaver Oyercoht. $40
George Spransy, 507 Seventh street.
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Trarelers' Guide.
T1HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Vt LNVWIITEK, NNIl. TasN. Agent
n. MCDANIEL, Agent.
SOL. HAAS, Tlanc Manager.
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$40 BiacE Diagonal Oyercoats. SIS
George Spransy, j07 Seventh street.
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LITowICH & wOOLsIFFFER,
The Leading Dry Goods House.
LitOwich & WOolsieffer have

The Leading Dry Goods House.
LitOwich & WOolsieffer have
What you desire,
A stock most complete
That all will admire.
Dry goods and notions,
Neckwear and wells,
Excellencies enormous
Are borne on their sails.
Fringes and embrOideries,
Hosiery and gloves,
Everything is offered
That woman loves.
Many excellent silks
From Frenchman's sunny soil,
And shawls that are lovely
From midas patient toll,
Linens, napkins, towels
All prices and grades,
Alpacas, wOrsteds, fiannels
And chashmeres all shades.
And you'll find more comfort
In this elegant store,
Than in all Salina
II you'll travel il DER.
In coffees of the purest.
They do excel,
And the choicest brands of sugars
And sugars too, as well.
Pepper, ginger, mustard.
With cinnamon and mace,
And the largest line Of canned goods
You will find in any plate.
Hams, shoulders eggs and butter,
With rich and fragrant cheese,
With barley grits and hominy,
And crackers, beans and peas.
All these and much unmeutioned,
At lowest price they sell;
Go into l.. 4 VS., great speciality store,
They are sur e to treat you well
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Given Away,

We can not but help noticing the
liberal offer made to all invalids and
sufferers by DR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. We must consider
this the fairest offer yet. You are not
requested to buy but are invited to
call at Seitz's drug store and get trial
bottle of DR. KiNG's NEW Discovery
fres Of cost. II you are suffering with
Consumption, Severe Coughs, Quinsy.
Phthisic, Hay Fever, Pain in side or
chest, difficulty Of breathing, night
sweats. loss Of voice, hoarseness. OF
any affection Of the throat, chest or
lungs, you will be surprised to see how
almost instantly this wonderful REM
edy will afford relief. A single trial
bottle will convince you of its merits.
and show whs' regular dollar size
bottle will do
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Personsl To men only

The VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich, will send DR. Dyes Celebrated
EIectro-Voltaic Belts and Electric APP
pliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and
Manhood, and kindred troubles, guar
anteeing speedy and complete restor-
alton of health and manly vigor. Ad-
dress as above. n. B.-No risk is in
Cured, as thirty days trial is allowed
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Carruthers 4 Browns Sale.

There never has been a public sale
in Saline County at which such high
prices were realized ON live stock
The crowd was not - large ~ at some
sales, but all who were present were
there for business. Sucking calves
averaged Sll.2j: yeariing steers, S:2s
yearling hei:ers, 81 milch cows, SS46 ~;
pigs, three months old, 81 each shoats,
weighing la0 pounds. 50; two sucking
colts, foaied in April, and sired 10y
Farmers Fancy" brought respec-
lively So and $50 each, and so on.
Old machinery, implements, etc., sold
for what the wood il worth for fuel.
The sale was conducted 10y Mr.. W. X.
Gels. This sale shows that farmers
are turning their attention to stock
and propose to have it when they can
buy "a good article"
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HOGS-S625G $3.50.

White Goods at cost, at MARYLAND,
Dodge d Moore's.
Mower for sale. Apply to Bishop &
Chace.
Summer Clothing at cost.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes
at Litow ich K Wolsiefier's.
Summer Goods at cost at MARYLAND,
Dodge & NLoore's.
a fine lot of new Spring Goods just
received by q. A. Solberg, tailor.
Highest cash price paid for hogs ut
Bartlett and Jenkins
a fine lot of new Spring Goods just
received by G.. \. Solberg, tailor.
A. T. & NJ. II. Gricr will be found at
their old stand Oh Santa Fe. Welcome
to all.
Ladies' listers and Busters. All
kinds and sizes-at MARYLAND, Dodge
& Moore's.
LosT-Long wristed grey lisla
thread glove, for right hand. Finder
please leave at this office
4. Il. & NJ. ii. Grier will be glad 10
see all old friends and new at their old
stand, south of the Grand Central.
Picked cucumbers. and all kinds If
vegetables for sale by John Buchi.
Greenhouse, East Salina. 27-3t
New lot Hoop Skirts and Bustles,
just received.
MARYLAND, DODGE < MOORE,
Cha. II. Munger, Newton. Kansas,
State agent for school seats, maps,
globes, etc. Agents wanted. Fly
For SALE OR RENT.-A commo-
dious, well finished house, with good
outbuildings, situated i'm East Salina.
Apply to George Kruger, Iron avenue,
East of bridge.
The break in the dam ut the Bridge
port mill has been thoroughly repair
eel, and in iirst-class running order.
Bring on your grists. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Cash paid for wheat
27-2w.
Parties DESTROYS of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will do
well 10 call upon G. T.. Faulkner
for terms, ~ he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cen
money, which can he loaned at "A rea-
sOnable rate of commission. a9-tf
Fifty Cents will buy the Marsh
Ague Cure-liguid or pills. II cures
the worst cases of Tertian, or third
Day Ague, and all forms of Chills and
Fever, when other medicines fail For
sale by Maynard & Houser, druggists.
You can buy all Summer Goods at
cost. We want to make room for
Fall Goods.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
Call on. David Beebe, and read testi.
mony of Saline county farmers con-
corning the merits of Blunt's Wheat
Press Drill. He also sells the im-
proved Union Riding Drill IA new
thing; and the pivot and vaneless
wind mills, together with grinding
mills of all sorts, cheaper than any
body else i'm town. Four door east of
postoflice, Salina. Kansas.
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Notice Of Appointment Of Guardian

The undersigned has been appointed
Guardian of the person and estate of
Louisa Woodlee, by the Probate Court
of Saline county, Kansas.
All persons indebted to the estate
are requested TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
the same will present them to the un-
designed for allowance.
August LIST ,1SS2. \. ID. GILKEsoN.
21-iw Guardian.