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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03
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DRY GOODS
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QUOTATIONS. TINY.
Sich s. Alien. 81 J,fsio,. aoaa SS; TeaSod,
sold, bx resbody NiaTs, 81. eirnrson BLACK
:S simp 0 ulouIn,nc, *; Gioueesior. mourn
t 81 & red Il S blue a R.aas sI ssa fi.p'
Heavy bPoWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
5S; ildisn y.sad,7 Swift oroek. "a, 6A; Etna
~, O.. rageA1,l ~ *; Cabot. "a. :
i ms. ter CD, a.. 4. Lake George - eS
q: sat 'poster1. ~ 8; international, "A, bk
ttlsn 80 A.7x'.,snnlngton.7A: Eatchns, Nth
Ere BEowN DoMEsTIcs-Iahe aeergo
| *; Harvsts N; Posshontas. TX: Great Fam, :!
sSs.,aSslsr. TX; AIondsia TX: Dwight TX; So
aLkAoHKD DoAEsTICs--soelsl g sunn,
sifRrS; HolmoHvflle, ~: Forest, Big BonaiiSs-
x. l; Anhnrn. OK; Lonsdal,, *; Loasdels, cam
s S,aaS MI Tts Ss%i s'E Eni SG,1 %
s. hcro, - Hero, y, BalIIdveie q o3p
bridge, y, l. PeerLosr, v. Ok; Fruit OF tho Loom
~: Gem OF tho Dpindle. g. Bsrker.sS: Glen, y
sse,k dos u: etaIk, 1000, IS. enyase, sos, II
Hampdcn. brown and drsb. 90. ~ Hempdsr
Xxx. do, II; Boston- lo-osl brown aud drab, I6H
nG % Sa y o4 eS N Msas, sa sS ia "" LoS
bronn and trab.. II: Char.os striped. 2x; sav'
TJCKj'T d. x,nc.iess AGA, IL Hamilton, e;
az: Onura, l4h. Continental Fancy, ~ Stan
dsrd Fancy, w; Harrisburg. ~
N!CEoRY- RIVER. So Due silf Brown,
b.; Indis. IoSc Arl', gtoa, axe; Thornil:l
II Q: N,,ail,oD ii; American. lu Iowsll City, 81
PLAID osNABuRGS-Dnltg ~; 8conony
"; ottawa. 81; Michigan fjf: 5ellt, s'Noe''
levn, ~ Os,swbs.sk. Arlington. 4 Austuia
7L' Louisiana, ~.
JEANS ox borough, I8 Pacific, r. r :, % \
Beaver valley. Is; Toxic. l2js; Humboldt 81;
United bta,er snH, Gc,s Mods, ~
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saRpwARE AND METALS.
arorA rIoYs TO-DAY.


AyFH--Collins, per dozen, 3 0e Gold Dollor,
Ser dozen W Diamond Edge, per dozen, %
Double Biz 70 90.
s1iLLKTs AND LIps--iJlc per pound; sugar
cetiles, 4Ho per pound.
SCAIES-fGiroaulsa. dlsc1unt ~ per cent
sJwe, discount q percent.
riN FIATE--I. q. 1oIlf per boz, 5 90 ]. o.
.sx2O, per hox, g. 90 Ierne, 1iXE1, per box. b0i
Tsrpe, 21x2s per box, IA ~.
TrSNA Rls-picccd diCcOunt 30 per cent
ftlmpcd, discount 50 per cent
SOLDERING. J, l6c; No. l.2 and liz, 1sc per
'I BSuu66iK uoRsEcoLLA Rs--Yc. IL 26per dosen
HAMEs-~two loop, 20 per pofeni thToe loop
TAcKe~In boxes, 100 papers, 2 30 per boz.
GRUB H0Es-Per dozen, O.. failroad picks
'NtTTOCKS-Per dozen, 3d.
RUBBER BELTlNG-DiEcount 30 por cent.
s sA5'j1s q Alb s1tV sPAprs-Roxiand'a dis.
coonl 20 per cent Amer list steel goods DIS
HEAvY H. finished, . 90
POLES, Is So aingletrees wagons select, 20.
10 IS'S ~ Hicsofy axics 10 %. Holsters, Z Is
coupling poles, 4 10. spokes Xxx, select 70
Xxx. z 30. sawed ielloes. ~, l. 20; 2, %.
Bowden ,hoes, 9 NJ Northwestern horse nails
Piow ste<i 20 ,spf.ag steel, SC; cast steel. lsc
BUGGIBsl-kraee D. and spring top, % 0o@
100 90: DO open, 70 ooes0 o. do side spring
on 100 O old OF; DO side bar, 100 002l30 90 40
phatonE LIS Oo-5l50 90. A grade side spring
l10 Oos,2 90; do ohetons, $50 0o41o0 oS bump
seat bugg.es, us 0o@250 90 platform springs,
Ito ooelso %; three spring wagons, W Dcue
n ske lapauned. bsrbed wire ec galvanized
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grow nowhere IN the United States hut In
California, Baron de LuttfchaS has ia hi0
vineyards at Waldo, Florida, u number Of
vines laden % their utmost with clusters OF
the largest sac.
An enormous tree on the farm Of James
Reese, near Mountain Creek, Georgia, was
washed by the late floods tixty feet from It's
| place aud Is LETT stAnding upright, FJliage
/ ETH covers IL.
Tho proprietor Of ths White sulphur
SPRING., AZ Saratoga, owns dog which be
has trMncd to 80 inso the water and catch
/ hsb.
/ There arc more colored people IN Georgia
| than there hra Indians In the whole cGun.
try Gsorgis's negro population is about
/ 725,fOO
A hen az Grctnville California, 90, on q
| 10. OF egEg IN nu Cut-buildlng wnil0 the
| structure was burning, ard came out NIL
| right.
Two western inventors have recently OBJ
tanned patents for the use OF sawdgs! in
stead OF sHnd Ia plssterirg competitions.
Several year6 ago msnY New England
cities, gw9ko to the fact that the enireile
and al Itfus6 parts Of lsh including tho
/ g.lla, should be taken from tho hsh A. eeon
as they sIo caught, eud enacted ordinances
| u to tntct thst fish not 20 prepared
should not b. landed IN their limits. Re.
Gently tao wholesale dealcra Of Portland
have taken the matter up, making con.id-
cradle comm0'ion among tho h.hermtn,
who have since started union fish mar.
het Of their own. Runners having been DC,
sllog, that the fishermen had been used
unius;ly, many az The Wholesale dealers OF
Fbr' lane ssy that large proportion OF the
fishermen are indebted 10 them Tor boats
fishing gear. aud money, and that they
have been setusted In their recent novo
msn' by regard for the heath Of the com.
muuity.
A writer In the Journal les Eoon6mls,es,
NJ. de Mollnafi, calls attention TO the isct
which no GtierwHrd proves by Hgures--
that "Of oil the articles OF consumption"
government 10 Internationally the one OF
which the price has Increased the most of
late years aud this "Nithcut any visible
improvement in the quality Of The article"
rho public expenditure In France war, he
states, ,0l4, 600 600 francs IN 1929, the last
year OF the iestoration governn emf. At the
close ~ the July monarchy In lSi7 IL rose
to 500, 100000. In 1869 the figures were
netriy uoubl-d, whl- ~ 1876 the ordinary
budget amounted to . 510, 5000 to which
must be added the total for extraordinary
expenditure For the coming year 1885 the
ordinary budget is estimated at 3,0is, 000,-
900, aud though what may have TO be r.ck.
oned for extraordinary expenses IL as yet
unknown, IL will certainly not fall short OF
900 000OO0. He proves, IN TACT, that |
what with extraordinary public works ex-
pprfitules, cxtraordin, ~ outloy for the |
array AID navy, the cost OF a colonial ex. ]
pGnsion policy, which ntcessitates distant |
Expeditions. The budgets, ordinary and ex-
traord!cary tosssuuvr, FAR exceed IN the |
present DAY 1000 00O. eco; so, to quote his !
wtrls, the price OF the article govern |
ment la France has increased ionrfold In |
little more than fifty yeare."-[London |
Standard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-03

Wells "Rough ON Corns."
Ask for Wells Rough on Cornsn loo.
Quick complete, permanent cure, Corny
wl,ts bunions
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


Mems Kip brcgans, from 1901 -.
Boys hip brogaus, nom sc@l ~.
Mems z. calf brofSns, from 9fl 70.
BOYS p. calf hros ans, nom SOL Is.
Mems hip 2-buckle riowh COL Is.
Boys hip 2.buckle plowk SOL -.
Men 9 fbAls. congress ana button Io3z 70
Mems calf balls. congress and button. 600%.5o
Men's kip bcotL "a Doc 30 90.
Men r. calf hoots, ~ ec<ts5 90.
Mems calf boot, IS 00e60 90.
BOYS hip boots. Is Oos4is o..
Bo;s 2. calf boots i6 50h2s 90.
Bows cal. -oots, q yor "a 90.
Woncn's m hip polkss, 7c66ho.
Miss On kip polfas, eoE7oc.
child's n fip polkss az size, 1870.
women;s calf peg and IS polish, ] ooei-w.
Misses calf peg and IS goakh. 1901 10.
women : osY sewed polish. loal SIX.
Wonen's srsin sswe s3t polish, oosi r.
vonen's kid eewed. Goal "a
Vomen's roat sevsd polish. y % ~.
Sc@sn': F,ssia a, eve s Sps'on Oh.
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TRADE ITEMS.

6,uruERS paners everywhere spesk OF
veTy small chickens bringing very big
jers Austip, once an Albany millionaire,
len but e16 fJr the surrogate TO zee to
Ptter McCrail died in Crapston Rhode
leland, isii, where he was committed for
debt.
New York has Q newly-formed Sunday
ncsety 70 promote observance OF the day.
The nississippi civil-sefvice law shuts
slood.k eepers ont OF ofics.
Tee foods 10 Utah have caused delays 10
wan street has formed society 10 snip
6Smuei Jacksoc. Of Brooklyn, values q
foot oslshed b. the Union Ferry company
~ Kind Of bue has been discovered.
6o-es holoo throuah lead pipes. II
'fho plum bof's frend."
ed man vent 70 the CsmbridRs,
ens-w0fks With . brcket last
sksd fR shSse quartz Of gas.
be- o'x dog schools wbere
btSoe psioss Raging from t75
e ksnspolis, Maryland.
-ee1 exsonelvDiy 10 the cult
Sr5.- mony ocres Of eround
uxW 90 beirG coverxd With
>on1U0 1ka sat q e noats In
e.smsssns plan
clxfncd
.D< ~#I
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QUOTATIONS To-Day

BEEvFs-Coin fed, per ID, 4kB4SG COWS,
per 10, gkd4kc.
MUTT0NS-Fsit fat mrttans, per l., 2xA
SIC; choice per pound. 3d3Ac
"o.'a-Per pound, "a &c; stock hos, per
p,und. 3IG4..
BULLS AND sTAGs-For Saussge mann.
fsntnr', per p und, 1As2kc
MISCELLANEOUS LAVE sToCK-Yeari!ng
steerr. pr he4-, II co. yeArlinr heifer- per
heaf, 16 90; 2-yesr.Ult steers, per hsaf, IS o.
year old heif.rs per head, ri 0t
c1gs 3 tn S. ears old. per head, 20 90; cows w tn
vnung calves, 90 Of; yousg Texas bulls, % 90;
Texas raised Y Durham, % o.; Texas raised y
Durham, 80 90; Texas raised y Durham. 10 0;
Texas raised fall b God Durham. 100 20.
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. PEOfiSiONs.
auoTATroNs TODAY.

QUOTATIONS IO-DANs
pACON--shart cloa' side, 1910; short olcai
dry salt 9lc; hsms 1876; BREAKFAST baoon, 1896
LARp-rien'a 0ke OJ-ponnd cans, 9hc: 10
rouni carr i0,4' pound oaul h'ndrDd usps'
t0Ln. tNNr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
New Cambria Crumbs.


Leap year" parties are still the
rage.
Mrs. Col. Hammer, Of Lincoln Cen
ter. Kansas, accompanied by her two
charming little daughters came down
Saturday, for q short visit with rela-
tivss and friends.
RS. A. Tarbell shipped two car
loads Of fat cattle from here Tuesday
night. Thomas Martin also sold TO
Bartlett a jenkins, OF Salina, two
car loads Of fat cattle the same day.
The carpenters are busy at work on
in. Davis new residence.
Ms. Lewis Donmyer Jr., went out
20 the county poor farm and adopted
. little daughter.
Miss Ida Viewers Easter party
va q very pleasant AFFAIR and much
enjoyed By those present
The land contest between Messrs.
Short and Harris has been postponed
sixty days.
Mr.. N. Williams begins the six
weeks term Of private school on Mon
day next
A matrimonial engagement OF
rather long standing has lately bean
declared OF, and while one young
man Fejoieeth, another mouTneth-
and thus the world moves on
The storm Oflast Wednesday, inst.
did much damage In this Vicinity,
blowing down several wind mills,
unrocdnR the new harm Of Sam
Reassris, and the loss Of Chzs. Hahn.
which Wa Fepofted last week.
n. 7. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Mezrs. Oher & Cunningham, Of
the Fair Association. have made
some considerable Efforts 70 induce
the Union Paci1c Railway TO fur-
ellass the land adjoining Oak Dale
Park, belonging 20 John Gels 4 Co.
and A. q. MeGill. (which is neatly
surrounded BY weleF on three side- ,
for the purpose Of making Of it in cnn-
nection with Oak Dale Park, = grand
park for State FaiFs, and other state
gatherings. We are glad TO know
that the outlook ls favorable for the
plan being consnmn'afed. The Rail-
road Company find Bismarck Grove
TO be too far distant from the centre
Of the State for gatherings, and have
expressed q wish to 60 further west.
The design Of the projectors Of this
new plan is TO connect the new ground
with the old by . good bridge, and
place the race track in the new part,
thus leaving the old ground purely
for Park purposes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

The Shiloh Ladies Union Mission
airy Society held their annual election
on April Srd, 1884. Mrs. NJ. E. Quln-
CIV was elected President, Miss Annie
Bean, Treasurer, Miss Chattie Brot-
ton. Secretary, and Miss Jennie
Arnold, Corresponding Secretary.
Treasurer's report showed $50 received
for home mission, and some $40 for
foreign missions. The number Of
members enrolled, nineteen. The
meetings are held monthly At the
houses Of the different members Of the
society. The money collected for
home missions is being used for char
liable as well as for mission work.
The Society hereby tender their
thanks 10 the kind friends who so
literally aided them In their home
mission work. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Mrs.
J.R. Arnold, on the q rst Thursday
in MAY. All invited to attend.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Namps are on the programme for
this Wesk BY Segrid Ericsson, one Of
cur juvenile ingsies-
We had quite . blizzard on We'd
nesday afeFnoon which bieE Mr.. J.
c. FagsEhurg's water tank down.
Several dad hsEs, (9 some one has
said) were found 6oatiBg IN the mill
dam on Tuesday, the 6th inst. II
seems g me that this - rEthef an IN
proftabls way o. dispOsing Of hogs,
and the health Of cur town demands
their Immediate removal. They are
q dead los 10 some farmer, and no
gain 20 the finder.
Mis- Nina Crawford, Ons IL Saline
eounty's school ms'ams, il q home
aEain, having closed her term Of
schooi % Saturday. Several 81 our
young lolka attedded iis closing ex-
encises.
Or toun sin eontinues 70 improve;
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r-urn1a9lII 3 lsan d psAIs9sI

Stusus8sH y 800 - p9Als9aa
isn't ssAOTD PIN 20 cut 1uuSsIs Nv
Wall paper. at greatly reduced
prices, ct W. & NJ. D. Berg's.
Ladies, see new MIllinsry at A. T.
4 NJ. II. Grier's.
'UsmsSsH ? IsqO "a psAIsoo1
,snf 'qsHE,s ElsA Ssh 6qqou AsN
Partition Skin Cure, Papilion ca
tarrh Cure. PaplIl0n Cough Cure, Pa
pillon Blood Cure, Manufactured ~
the PapIIlon Mig Company, Chicago,
Illinois, and advertised In this paper,
h for sale By OscAE SE1Tz.
The Domestic Sewing Machine, can
be bought in Melbert's Music Hall,
Santa Fe Avenue. south Of Walnut
street, salina- c. MELBEET,
Agent.
rich ~ "FragrantP' "Fins %
are the expressions Of those Who
smoke Tsnsill's Punch Sc. cigar.
The finest Iot Of Gents siiff lists In
the city At MARYLAND, DOdge&Afoors's.
The besf citing Shirt made b the
Crown. for sale ct LsitoWieh 4 VOL
sIsfsF'a
Wall Paper &c greatly reduced
prices. At W. a u. d. BeFg's
Patchwork silks In Is cent packages
e FuEnss 4 s1owis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
Mari.d.

KEsLER-DOYLE-On Sunday even
ing the 18th inst. at their residence
In the city Of Salins, Mr.. James A.
Kesler and Mrs. Amanda Doyle,
Judge J. Weaver, officiating. Friends
were present and Toasted upon the de.
llciOus ice cream aud cake. A very
enjoyable occasion. May happiness
attend. A
Rev. Kissell will take for his sub
ject next Sabbath evening: 1.-THE
Cause and Cure Of InfidelIty." All
persons troubled With doubts are es-
peeially invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

BY calling ct Oscar Seitz's drug store
you can get q sample bottle Of Dr..
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular 50 cent size WILD When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis.
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest and ell diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, Try = sample bottle % th''
marlfcfna
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

The Post office will be opened on
Sundays Is follows:
LObby-FrOm 70 3 AN.
From l. 10 N.
From TO 5P.M
DeliveFy-One hour al noon, one
half hour after opening ofmall from
east. morning and evening.
A. NJ. CAMPBELL, p. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
the BIRTHDAY OF THE ETERNAL
CITY.


In order to give increased eelst TO
the opening OF the National Exhibi-
ton at Turin, II is now proposed that
Turin shall send tribute 10 Rome on
the coming anniversary Of the eternal
city, April q, when she viii enter
upon the 26O7th year Of Der age.
Down through q vast and varied ave
nue. Of centuries the great anniversary
has always been hOnOrably kept. Be
fore Christianity the pallia and floral
games marked this day. In the time
Of the Popes e has always been 3 day
OF civic feasts. Tie revival OF learn
ing aud art is marked by a customary
and distinct celebration under the
auspices Of the ancient Roman Aead-
envy Of Archaeology, the first Of It's
kind In Europe. One event that
marks the anniversary birthday Of
Rome is the grand banquet. on the
evening Of this banquet april q D, an
essay Is read, and with Il also . de-
scFiption Of sRome's celebration IN
past centuries. The city j. entirely
illuminated, also, for the OCCASION
Baltimore Sun.
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Quarterly Report OF County 5upeFinten-
dent Of Public instruction.

Q6ul ol TuoliC tuoW4guaus
Quarter begins January la, 1854; ends MaTeh
1lst. 1854. saline county. Kansas
!. SCHOOL VISITATION
l. District schoois visited this quarter, diving
number Of each district a, 10 lI,2s s., I, 5o o.
Il, 3 ~ u. 81 a. S.. -. 40 10 H. : &C. 6, ~, g.
IS S. - g. 81 CO. O. 90 a.. Is ~ a., So &C. IS,
q. 90. - and CITY school,.
2 Total number OF visits, a
g. Average lcngth of time apeni in actual schnol
inspection. oue-haif DAY
4 No. u written reports OF such riaiis made 20
the District Board. IS
n. No. o. CONSULTATIONS WITH DBsTsIcT
BOARD 10.
l. Al me tirie the distriri - visited, =.
2 In ny oitcc, O.
III. Moor DAYS oTTIrE has BErS EEFT oFEE
AT coUNrT STAT, -.
" No or ExAEiSATioSs OF DISTRICT CtEEES
T. No found kept a. required By lav, G.
2 No. found incorrectly kept, Q.
V. No or EXAMINATIONS o. DIsTHIcT TREAs-
UnEI's RECORDS, 5.
l. No found kept a. required b. Law, g.
2. No. found incorrectly kept. o.
VI. No.oF TrAcHEEF MEErrses ATTENDED.
Q, A. FOLIoWs;
I. Where held
?. Date Of each,
VII. No. % LEcTuEEs DEILvEHED.0
! Before Teachers' AEsociatioas,
2 In school District Meciings,
Will Is TuE oFFEcE sUFFLTED WIZ REcoRD
HooEs SUITABLE, on me REcoEDs REQUIRED y
TIE ExisTIs0 Law Yes
u as So Es-i.rldeHfsf PAX iarf-uoio. 70
peia, Kfnl1-
hereby certify the above 10 b. a correct state
meat OF the Work ofthis oelca In the matters
herein reported. for the quarter cndingthis day.
Dated q Salina, this 81 day or Mar, lisa.
L. A. DAVIS, County superlnten deni,
Saline COUNTY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Mrs. E. J. Mccormick, wife Of the
tailor who formerly lived here. was IA
tally injured last Thursday In Kansas
City, BY being thrown from q buggy.
She died four hours after the accident.
A child who was riding with her was
also seriously injured The dreadful
accident causes much sadness among
Mrs.. McCormiek's friends here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Judge Prescott bad = perfect right
to appoint Mr.. Moore county attorney
the evening he received the certified
Judgment from Topeka, and In the act
and manner Of appointment he L.
fully sustained by the lovers OF law
and nrdsF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Our worthy postmaster will accom-
modate and please q great many of
the citizens Of Salina by leaving the
front door Of the Post 0ffce open on
Sundays. KAPPA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

The n. Z. Church State Camp
Meeting Association have concluded
to hold ne camp meeting In Salina
this year. It vas resolved to hold
meeting ct Bismarck Grove, con-
meneing July p, and ct Merriam
Park, commencing Aug. 10.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
cradle BY that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you For sale
by Oscar Seitz-
FoR sALE-White Leghorh eggs.
Enquire OF G. W. Lynn.
8. H. Thompson. the old reliable
timer, win give yOu iirst-class work
In jsbbing, eave-trOughing, roofing,
&c. Go and get figures Of him At the
chop, corner Iron avenue and Fifth
street
Paints, Oils, Chromos - largest
stock in Salina-at Aug. Engstrom 4
Coz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

The Topeka Oapitai says that in
the Foster case IN the United States
Supreme court Hon. A. L. Williams
has been requested by Attorney Gen
eral johnson to advance the cause for
an early hearing Of the case. and the
hope Is expressed that the case will be
disposed Of before court adiOnrns.
May 9th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Mr.. J. c. johnson ls preparing to
build q new residence on his Seventh
street lots. adjoining the Mitchell
Honse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17
FOTRTH WARD

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will give . social At the resi-
dence OF Mrs Walton on Eighth street
tonight. All are cordially invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

Vandals have removed some Of ths
porcelain letters from the sign on J.
G. Rash 4 Sons window panes. The
niiscFeants shoald Be and probably
win Be- severely punished u found.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17


Il is pretty vel settled that the
county win be called upon soon 20 ~
vote q further extension oftime 10 the
Topeka, Salina 4 Western read. II h
now proposed ct the same election 10
vote one mill on q dollar for supply
ing the Fair GrOands with water
nom the water Works Those who
were present during the dusty DAY"
Of the last Fair united In the belief
that the srounds needed 20 Be
''sprinklsd" Il Il also necessagy to
have Watsr IN the stables and pens,
and perhaps have supply for fcun-
tain purposes. Monsy b also needed
with which 10 build q grAnd stand.
Other permanent Improvements ara
also IN demand. Il thersa taK-payeF
who h not willing to pay one min on
each dollar on his taxable property
Cor making our baautifal FaiF
groands sim more souvs1tsnf and 81
tTaciiTsg We think nof.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

John Buchi, Gardener
offers this season . fine
stock Of Greenhouse
Plants, Roses, Bulbs,
Hanging Baskets; also
Sweet Potatoes, Cab
bage, Tomato Plants
anything in this line.
East SaIina, Kansas.
A million . month! No other ei-
gar in the world can show such q
wonderful record a. Tansilrs Punch
Sc. cigar
Come and see our "6aaraafeed''
Hat. Every Hat warranted. The
best Hat IN the market.
MAINLAND, DoDaE& MOORE
5000 Hedge Plants FOR sale at J. n.
Schwartz a Co.'S; also large variety
Of Landreth's Garden Seeds IN bulk.
New Goods New Goods! Low
sr prices Lower prices! Call and
see rs. LITowTCH a WoIsTEFFER.
New Wall paper at A. 7. and NJ.
II. Grier,s.
s.uUmsssH
? 1870 - dBsq0 sISs IoJ puB poAlsoai
isnf ssAOlD pTH % eur luSsSIs nv
The best s-buttoa MOusqustaire Kid
gloves in market, foF $50 At Fugate
q Shows.
silk Patchwork at Fugate &
Shows
FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Com
plant, you have q printed guarantee
on every bottle Of ShilOh's Viializer.
Il never fails to cure.
win you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint? ShilOh's VitalizeF
Is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
FoR RRST-The front ofics ln
Whitehsad's bnlldlng. TT
sHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure Tor Catarrh, Diptheria
and CankeF Mouth.
100000 Hedge Plants. First class.
$50 per thousand. J A. BANKER
$1,000 Hedge Plants for sale At J
n. Schwartz & Co.'S; also large vari-
ETY. Of Landreth's Garden Seeds IN
bulk.
I have opened 4 Sand Bank, and
will furnish Sand to any parties de-
string it In the city. Orders len with
Addison & Seaman.
s-6mos. Al. ANDERSON.
We allow no house to undersell %.
MARYLAND, DODGE 4 MOORE.
Hats In 80 the Iatsst styles at Fu-
gate 4 Shows.
DO you smoke Tansill's Punch Sc.
cigarP
5000 Fruit Trees, at Ice. each just
south Of post oiIies. b F. TAYLOR.
For Ssis-A Coed Farm.
100 acres on good time. Tor par
tieulars enquire Of n. A. Blair,
miles south and west Of Solomon
City, or address him ct Pohsta, So
line Co, Kansas. lo-lw.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

A large room over our store, suiia-
bic for Office or dressmaking ROOMS.
ROTHscHILD Bros.
Our store is packed
full Of new goods from
cellar to garnet. Come
and see as.
MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-17

The following L. = partial list Of the
delegates 20 the County Convention,
elected Al the primaries held yes
tertlav.