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Great Sale
CR0CKEaY & GLASSWARE

i25 DOZEN Og GLASS WAFER TUMBLERs doz
IS SETS @ pieces IS cents set
go DOZEN GLASS SAUCE doz
635 GLASS SYRUP PITCHERS 20 cents each
liza MEDIUM CHIMNEYs cents each
500 MEDIUM LAMP BURNERS Is cents each.
3s5 LANTERNS latest paern). GO ceuts each
SIS DOZEN CRYSTAL GLASS GoBLETs cents dcz
54S DOZEN SQUARE sAIT-CELLARS. 80 cents per doz
222 LAMPS mglete).. % cents CHI
ass SETS OF IRONsToNE DINNER IS cents set
500 NICE PUDDING
7es HANDLED 2QUA9T DIFFERS 30 cents each
ST. NICE 5-BO1TLE CASTERS EACH
1910 CHINA NEST EGGS cents each
$50 DOZEN KNIVES FORKS good quality 20 cents doz
1es SETS PLANIsHEO TIN TEASPOONS Is cents st
SIS SETS NICE TABLE 90 cents set
$50 STONE CHINA PITCHERS. cents each
200 GLASS BUTTER with 20 cants each
4 LARGE CHAMBERS ry nice 80 cents EACH
fl63 NICE MUsu cents eseh
sos GLASS PICKLE 5 cents each
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~ ENLIST, oUIN1s BUILDING. s==Ens
, northeast corner Fourth and JfeisszSsss<rsS
:treets Artificial Teeth inserted on ABILITY
bases. improved Liquid Nitrous 0xida Gas Tor
Iainiess extraction Of teeth. je25-a
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FAs RETURNED 10 SACRAMENTO AND
BID resumed practice 1T Northeast Corner Sew
satb snd I streets OtBcs hours-S TO 9 A. N, u to
s.6to7PM jyl9-r
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NFFIUE AND RESIDENCE. NJ STREET., Be
! J tween Ninth and Tenth, Nos. SIS and go.
win visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 A n.
Office hours 8 to A NJ; l to P. NJ, ana even
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WI. ELlanY BaIGGs. ". D..

NCULIsT, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
4 Diseases Of the Throat. Office, 42es street,
corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Rank Sacramento,
Cal. Hours-9:S0 to II A. H.; 70 P. H. Sundays
$50 to IL An; to Pm Jvl-u
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PHYSICIANS End SURGEONS
DE-. LAlNE.

DHYSI IAN AND URGEoN.-oFFICE AND
& Residence, No. 32S street, between Third and
Fourth. Hours to 10 A. NJ g to and toSP.
office Of City superintendent OF Public Schools at
Same place. je5-42lm
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Is practiced by the youth of both to an almost
unlimited extent producing with unerring certainty
the following tain Of Morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: SalioT
counteuance dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head ringing in the ears, noise like the rustling OF
leaves and rafting Of charots, uneasiness about he
loins, weakness Of the limbs confused vision,
blunted intellect loss OF confidence ditidenee In
approaching strangers a dislike to form new &C,
quantances, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic fushes, pimplss and various' fup-
tons about the face, fuIred tongue, fetid t.eath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and
frequently insanity.
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CURED AT HOME.

Persons at distance may be euged at home by
addressing a letter to DR.. GIBB0N, stating case
symptoms, length of time the disease has continued,
aud have medicines promptly forwarded, iree from
damage and curiosity, to any part of the country,
with full and plain directions. By inclosing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Postoitee
or through Wells Fargo Co.. package OF mediciE1
will be forwarded to any part of the Union. Please
saw YOU saw this advertisement in the RECORD
TN10N. Address DR.. J. +. GIDEON,
ia24-4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient to show It's merit. will be sent to anyone
applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Communications strictly confidential.
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~ ENLIST, Ais STREET, BETWEEN ss-zz,a
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti. ,$Sssses,sS
hcial Teeth inserted on Go d, Vulcanite Kitty
and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas 3D.
mnstered for painless extraction OF teeth. jyIs-lm
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MICS 6. A. GOss, II. D..
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIAN-oFFICE AND
Il 4 residence, 7os 1 street, near Seventh. Office
hours s so9A NJ; TO 1 P. n, and to N. N.
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AT'T0REEYS At LAW.

ATTORNEYS At Law.
u. =. 6LExAaDEa,
| 4 TroRNEY.AT.LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
| - No 407 street., between Fourth and Fifth,
Sacramento. iyl-f
W. c. VAN FLEEr PRESLEY DUNLAP
DTssAP az VAN FLEET.
| 4 TfoRNEYs AID C0UNsELoRs, 6o3
street, pear Sixth, Sacramento, Cal Iv1s-2m
S. sCANIgER.
a TFoRNEY-ATLAw, 627 STREET, NORTH
II west corner, Upstairs, Sacramento. Will
practice in all the Courts Of the state. jy11.i
CHARLES N POST. HENRY EDsERToN
E0GERToN & POsT,
A TToRSEYs-AT.LAw, NO. eo4 SEVENTH
IA street, near J. Will practice in all the Courts
OF the state. jy104st
YOUsE, YOUNG d DUNN,
| A TToRaEYs AND coUNsELoRs-Ar-LAw
IN Office, Southeast Corner of Fifth and streets,
| Sacramento, Cal. sus-4p2m
The FIRa OF BEATTY, BEATTY q
BEATTY,
q A-pAsANLAo-4 Law, cAthaMEsIci CALI
"A iornis, was dissolved December IL, 1882 Adam
Beatty withdrawing The business will be continued
by the remaining partners under the firm name OF
Il. O. & W. Fl. Beatty iyl-4ptf
C. L. WHITE. A. L. HART
HARE 81 WHITE.
4 TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRs- AT-LAW-
IA Offices at the southwest cornor Of Fifth and ]
| streets, Sacramento, California. je25-
HESEY L. BucRiEr 8. soLos HouL.
HssLL a BECEEEy,
4 TToRNEys AND COUNsEL0Rs AT Law.
"a otiee, northeast corner Sixth aud sta je9-tf
:. G. BENSON.
4 TToRNEY. AT.LAw--oFFIeE: METR 0.
politan Block. Entrance nen to Metro
politan Theater. matt
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DENTISTRY.
REMOVED,

TAR d. SHIELDS, DENTIST, A~M
~ 10 No. SIS street, between Filth
and Sixth, where he will be pleased to see lIIIU
hts friends. aul6-H
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
corner Second and X streets. Office Hours
70 1890 A. N; ? to I, and to or. N. Residence,
eI3 Il street. between Ninth aud Tenth. m23 4ply
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Cambria Crumbs.

Farmers are bu.ily engaged in plant
ing corn.
Mr.. Horace Stahl has gone 10 Lead
Vile, Col, In engage in the mining
business.
a. w. Baker and p. Gilman re-
turned from Council Grove Monday.
where they were at work on the new
railroad.
We are pleased Ia see that Sam IIar-
ris is anle {" he out again after severe
attack of iipiiieria.
S.P. Donnyer has sold his black
smith shop property TO J. y. Davis;
we also hear that there will Ice another
shop erected soon.
n pleasant surprise was given Mr..
G.. y. Donnyer and family last
Thursday evening by about twenty Of
our young people and the time was
very pleasantly spent i'm music and
dancing.
Il. :, \. Tarbell is building an addi-
ton To his house which makes quite a
large, coinino,iious farm house.
The dreadful wind storm of Friday
and Friday night, blew down the
new house of VIM. Gilman, which
was Just being erected on his farm
near the Smoky. Will is not To- Ice
discouraged and goes To work ia good
faith again to rebuild the work which
WAS undone in few moments by the
wind
Messrs. Louis and Silas Bugher and
Daniel Dunmyer jr., took leave of
their friends here and hied themselves
away To the gold mines of Idaho. last
Thursday Louis has been engaged
in mining for some two years past In
Idaho and owns several mines i'm that
region. MAY success attend them.
". 7. HEAD.
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KOHL BROTHERS
Over the Township.

III. e. Gri,ier has new wind mill.
The Rev. Mcdowell and family, of
the NJ. r. Church. are occupying the
parsonage at Bridge.
A. +. Gilluni. a young, enterprising
farmer, il just completing snug resi-
dence oi,e-half mile north of Bridge
school house.
Arson Miller has added TO his al
ready numerous buildings, "A handsome
blacksmith shop.
Henry ii. Gillum. ESQ, says there
il prospect Of some peaches at his
place. he also has good show fol- va
rious kinds of small fruit and an abund-
ance of the Sand-hill plum. We would
advise our neighbors To take a view
of what his industry and good taste
has done and go and do likewise if
they have not already done so. We
are pleased 10 say that many i'm our
township have endeavored TO add the
comfort and wealth of small fruit TO
the family The Sand-hill plum trans
planted, and the Richard cherry are
sure To bear, except i'm cases of very
late frost. Mr. Gillum has not been a.
long in the country As many others,
and YET is far in advance Of many 9TH
ers who have been here much longer.
IL is time that an orchard should have
attention i'm order to make il success.
Mir. Giilum il more favorably circuui-
stanced. Just now. however. we think
of our friend Jim Burt, who has made
his upland farm to bloom and blossom
with fruit and forest trees, single
handed and alone. Jim is broad.
shouliered and a willing worker, and
merits the success with which lie is
meeting. There are others who are
making history for the country of
whom we will write hereafter.
Edmund Denpison made the best
salc of hogs IN Solomon last week of
which We have any knowledge. He
detained cts. per. pound for five
lnads-2j hogs. He received u check
for nearly 500.
Clemens Johannes has the handsom-
est three ycar-old mare i'm the town
ship, and J. c. Mc'luary the best
specimen of two-year-old COW. As
To who has the best growing wheat.
we are unable To decide All that was
-own ia September presents a good ap.
pcarancc The upland does not APP
pear so universally good as that of the |
bottoms, yet there Is good stand.
Standing in the center of the town. |
ship north and south, near the 9Th |
meridian, and east Of Esq. !
MaUche>ter'>. and looking thence over /
the entire township, with it, undu!at- l
ing upland and numerous valleys, we I
10 not wonder that these who came I
IN quest of land and a home, from the |
East "a they crossed the meridian and 4
oeh-li the country before them, eN- !
claimed EvREKA
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IL is sweet to hear the watch dog
bay deep, wide welcome home. 1t is
sweet 10 sit by the rivers side for
hours and cast the patient hook into
the ripping waters. waiting, waiting
for the gentle fish that come not. 1t
Is sweet 10 hear the youthful voices of
the long row of urchins who are
seated on the brow of the bank watch
ing, watching the patient hook which
is cast into the ripping waters, wait
ing, waiting for the gentle fish that
come not. Ii is sweet to hear such
words as 10 shoot it, he'll never
catch fish, from the youthful
voices of the long row Of urchins wi
are seated on the brow of the bank
watching. watching the patient hook
which is cast into the ripping waters,
waiting, waiting for the gentle fish
that come not. Ii is sweet 20 see the
stones and sticks which are slyly
thrown, just a there is promising
nibble,l from the quarters whence
come such words as % shoot il he'll
never catch fish," from the youth
ful voices of the long row of urchins
who are seated on the brow of the
bank, watching, watching the pa
tient hook which is east into the
ripping waters. waiting, waiting for
the gentle fish that come not.
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The Salina Ministerial Association
met on Monday evening of the presen,
week in the parlors of the Whitman
House, the guests Of Elder PeaIe.
There was an unusually large attend
ance. Sermons were submitted in
brief and commented upon TO the ed.
itication and instruction of all. The
next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence OF Rev. Steward on the coming
Monday evening, when the Association
will discuss the question did Christ
give to his church any special form Of
government az
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Go. T.. Hutton has gone East and
will visit Lexington, Ky. and Zanes-
willie, Ohio, for the purpose of pur-
chasing some stock for MIR. \. T..
Ransom. some for himself, some for :;
Kansas City party To be brough; here.
a horse for Concoriia party. and
two horses for another Kansas City
party There will be about ten head
altogether oftrotiing-breds stock.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
city council took place Monday
night. The bonds of G. +. Hilton,
street commissioner. and Aug. Bnndi.
police judge, were presented and ar-
proved. The petition to open Tenth
street rs far south a. South street was
presented and referred Ia committee
on streets II was unanimously voted
{" receive bids for the city printing.
The bond of the city treasurer was
fixed AT $1,000. An ordinance was
passed fixing the amounts Of the
bonds Of the various city offices. J. II.
Chapman confirmed chief engineer OF
fire department. The appointments Of
twenty-five firemen We're presented
and confirmed. II was voted To pur-
chase lhn feet of all rubber hose of c.
q. Carlton x Co., Chicago, with Cas-
well couplings, and two hose carts at
$50 each. Alsoto purchase four swiv-
el handles play pipes, with shut-off
nozzles. The contract with Carlton
x Co, was signed i'm the legal way.
The session of the council was pro-
longed until o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday
morning.
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A. u. Virgins has returned from
the Eastern part of the state. where
he thought Of locating, perfectly salts.
fled with the GoldenBelt country, Of
which region Saline county is the
chief Golden Better. He has pur-
chased the Peites farm on Gypsum
Creek.
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New Carpets at w. 4 NJ. ID. Berg's.
If you want to borrow money, call
on Wight K Carroll.
a beautiful line of wall paper at
Whitehead & Seaman's.
New Window Shades at w. K NJ.
ID. Berg's.
New spring goods just received by
Bates & Tinker, Gypsum City lew
Wight & Carroll. Office over Salina
Bank.
All kinds Of material for fancy work
ut Ladies' Bazaar.
Don't forget that we have large
stock of new carpets Mt lowest price.
RoTHsCHrLD BROS.
a beautiful line of wall paper mt
Whitehead & Seaman's.
New Wall Paper at w. x NJ. d.
Berg's.
you want Cyclone insurance. call
on wight * NafIOll.
New millinery at A. T. & NJ. II.
Grier's.
School hats in grea, variety at La
dies Bazaar.
Iowa Peach Blow Potatoes sl.l0 per
bushel at Litowich 4 Wolsiefier's.
A girl wanted at VIM. Hogben's
restaurant.
1fyou want to insure your property,
call on Wight & Carroll.
Curtains and Curtain trimming at
lowest prices at Rothscbild Bros.
II you want 10 sell land. call on
Wight 4 Carroll.
For bargains In wall paper 20 TO A. |
T. 4 NJ. H. Grier's.
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We asked Secretary Gibbs, of the
water works company, when they
would commence laying the mains.
He answered: Barney and his crew
will be here next Monday. when busi-
ness will commence in good earnest"
Barney" is employed bv the Holly
Water Works Co. To conduct the lay
ing -f these pipes in the various places
where their system j. adopted.
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Mr.. and Mr.. Benz F.. Quincy, of
Monroe, Wis. father and mother of
Fred and NJ. f. Quincy, have arrived
in Salina for the purpose of making
it their permanent home. Mr. Quincy
IL a most estimable gentleman-one
whom we are pleased TO mention as a
citizen of Salina.
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We have received the Third Bien-
NAL Report Of the Kansas State Board
Of Agriculture. 1t takes its allotted
place in our library to be preserved for
all future time; for all these reports
are most valuable works Of reference
and complete histories of the agricul-
ture and growth of Kansas.
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The concert given 10y the Hyer-
Sisters last Thursday night seems To
have been satisfactory in every re-
srert. There was a good-sized audi
ence, and al! were convinced that the
vocal powers of the Sister. were very
extraordinary. The average" of the
troupe was excellent. The concert IL
recorded ~ one of the best which has
been given i'm SaIina.
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our property was insured in the
agency Of Branifr Il Cravens i'm the
German Insurance Co. Of Freeport,
III ON the 10 or March, 1883, fire
destroyed our dwelling house and
some of the household furniture; and
on April 4th, lss3, Me>-rs. Braniff d
Cravens paid Us S5eGii the total
amount OF lose we sustained, and we
take pleasure i'm recommending them
To- the public as honorable and liberal
insurance Dien.
KoyU RRoTurRs
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Five persons representing hose
manufactures i'm Chicago, st.
Louis and Kansas City, were in town
last Monday, besieging the city coun-
ell for patronage in the matter Of
furnishing hose for the fire depart
ment. e. q. Carlton & Co., Chicago,
were awarded the contract.
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On Sunday nigh. some person
entered the store of Hagan & Brown
and stole s. in nickles and dimes, and
some articles of confectionery. The
party must have been small party.
as the entrance Unsolicited through a
broken window pane.
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Mr.. Ed. Whitman has in his employ
at the Whitman House colored por-
ter wio was born in Germany. edu-
Gated in Germany and employed As a
book keeper in Rerlin. He speaks
German most iiuently and il well
educated
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Wanted,

Cattle to herd. Ample range and
plenty Of good spring water. Cows
and steers kept seperate.
HFz q. MUssER.
Abilene Kansas
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Iy0RAHAN-R60ERs-At the Colo
RADIO House, Brookville, April 8, 1883,
by Rev. NJ. NJ. 6tolz, Mr.. I. P. Ingra-
ham, Of Brookville. Kansas, and Miss
Kate Rogers, of Waterloo, Seneca
Co., n. Y.
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Notice.

All stock found on the grass land of
Col. w. A. Phillips west of town, will
positively be taken up aud held for
damages after date Of this notice
l-tw :. JONES, Agent.
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Mr.. Breckenridge. the contractor
for Gels K Gibbs dam, has returned
east, having completed his contract In
n most satisfactory manner.
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DIR. Mitchie's artificial eyes-adiust.
ell to move like the natural eye. Spec
tacies adjusted to the anamolie. of
refractiou. Office, Metropolitan Ho-
tel, Salina, Kansas A.tf
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Members of Miriam Lodge No. s, d.
OF r., will meet at the Lodge Room,
Tuesday evening, April "a, sP.N.
yNO. H. GIBSON, Sec.
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There was most marvellous es-
cape from a terrible accident last
Tuesday morning. As the McPher-
son train was moving south from the
depot, a school boy. o. Delouski by
name, with book satchel swung about
his shoulders attempted to jump from
the train. He fell between the cars
aud laying flat on the grade the train
passed over him without doing him
injury. 1t was miraculous escape
one that might never occur again.
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THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1883.

as-Esra assi.s q THR JOURNAL -aay b Ia
or H- Resl.,As .Sor, aas # ~ Book Sss, Il Ease
A-af & Sszsss.-
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sAlINA MARKeTs-Apriris. 1883.

Reported by c. X. Underwood & Co.
WINTER WHEAT-No. I, zoe.
No. ,, s0Ss5.
CORN-30c a 23c.
OATS-2Tc.
RYE-35c
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For the second time has death en-
II ola treasure. Yesterday morning,
al o'clock. the spirit If little Claude
Rash. second son OF Howard G. and
Ella N. Rash, winged its flight To a
better and happier world than ours.
His age was :; years, Q months aud u
days. And with these sorely stricken
parents only those who have been
bcrcaved IN like manner can feel
the height and depth of the intense
longing foT those who have been so
.rrucily removed. May the Heavenly
Father bear them up ia their woe. The
funeral services occur at the residence
to-day nj 2o'clock
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Church Services itsxt ssbbaih.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

EPIsCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Peter Wager. Rector.
Services for fourthSabbath after Fac
ter, I'D in Christ Episcopal church II
a. m, Morning Service and sermon.
y p. m. Eve. Prayer and sermon.
,! p. IN. Sunday School. Monthly
catechising by the rector.
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Nohce.

l will sell at my farm 4 miles east of
bridgeport, Kan, sixty head Of good
native milk-cows and heifers in any
number TO suit purchaser. A six
months credit will he given on an ap-
proved note.
ROBERT WHEELER.
Bridgeport kas., April eth 1881 Ia
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For Sale.

y or 80 head of good work horses
Enquire of
S-tf wELLsLAGER 4 PHILLIPS.
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CATARRH- AND CATARRHAL DEAF
NESS.
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Reported by Bartlett & jenkins.
HOGS-s6 256 So. 80 per 100 lbs
BEEF CATTLE-s4.OO per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS Sc per lb-dressed.
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The Whitman House was "ofIici-
ally" inaugurated last evening i'm an
entertainment given by its excellent
host and hostess. Some thirty-five or
forty guests were present who passed
the evening in most delightful man.
her. Dancing and an elegant supper
were the chief part Of the programme.
The guests united in wishing the
Whitman long years Of popularity as
a hosiery, and the host and hostess
much happiness and prosperity.
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The family of Mr.. III. +. WoolIey
will remove to Kansas City for the
present, Mr.. Wuolley still being in
business at Rock Island. Ills. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woolley greatly regret their depart
ure from Salina, where they have 80
long resided and established sd many
strong ties of friendship. Many "A
heartfelt wish will accompany them
IT, their new home that their lives
may always fall in pleasant places,
that their future may Ice made happy
AMI that fortune may always smile
prnTiiinUS!y upon them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-19
Or. Mitchie, Specialist.

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