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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Meat-sugar. cured hams lOlc; sugar. cur 1o
breakfast bacon ole; short clear paOoh 30
short clear dry salt &c. ~ ooo. NJ .
Fish-Mackerel, 10 ID hts, no; ~ driod
sOc half bbls No. oOi NO, W. ui'N"
herrings per box 40c cod fish &c. -.
Jard-Iiorces &c; 30 n cans 7Aci 2O-b cans
rae; 10 u cans 7lc; g. h cans Itci o. ID cans oO'
Tea-Imperial 40G6Oc; gunpowdeI Dug l ~ i,
sugarFine powered sDsI sI standard "a Sci
Inuislana granuiated TIc; standard 'aci
shoice white, 7Ic; Louisiana y c. 7@7lc.
Rice-I.ouisiana 81 to Sc new a., 4, ,a,s
Salt-Course, in bags, 700 4Oi n5io ~ w. p,3s
-; lake, In HAT hoop barrels 2aoi pocAe's
iSoda-Bicarbonate in kegs A9bc; bicaro In
ca ses 5lc: lump sal soda in kegs 2l@2icj granu-
lated sal soda In 60 ID drums sc. .-,o. ,,,o,,,
Molassesoho onS se hC eore syrup Soc
Coifee-Rio, fair 9l@loc; prime oo iVA Gaid,
choice III ice; I.aguyra l9lc; Java 2Vci uoiu-
en- RIO l2lc; Pea Berry l2la lSe. IN. ,1.ss
Pickles. gal. pals miAeu licAh ait al Il al.
hints 10; glass quarts 20, glass nun 50" ~
ppiass /. eal 4 rs glass hex gal, 9 10.
xVrsnnine. paper-RAg and straw 20 70 100; an
SnuH-t;arrett's G. or II 20 per case z,oh' ~
.oz. as Ralph's COZ, 10 75i l-oz- so' A'oN
90; dental or ~ w o. . Sn,e,. pine ap.
ples. standard, 81 ST. peaches, stanuArul ~
al, 4 Ms , s5Gs 2 SO; seconds, hs ! 80, 10 2
55 tomatoes standard, rs w. ~, "a apresr
bs.-;8 MS. 25j green corn ivSa ~ IA
peas 5S go0 ss,ssi II Is; aio; Ugh
1890 a. -. II -; salmon. ! "
y msckerei, / n 90c@l 70; saIa iIa.s
American 4 on case; imported ~ 20 ease ~
berries, q 6Qi blackD D,,IL : s. ~
I -; eagle condensed mix 20
4 sonp-2 1904 so per case: 1,c
Ties-Arrow and Delta %. 80 -. hsIt.nat
Flour-Best patents 20 per wv w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Building Material.

Iumber-Rough lumber, boxing l9 inches
and under, first class IS 90; stripping lx3 is 90
thick clears II and Il, 81 90; rough lumber,
secondcl 1900; jolst and scantling culls
~ 80.
siding-First, common white pine 80 o0i
second, do, 27 so; third do. rs 90; poplar 26 90
027 90; native pine, &, is 90; native pine, l.
20 90; native rough, l6 90.
Dressed and Matched Flooring-Flrst- class
26 90: second class % 80.
Dressed Misunderstanding IL inches ana I'M
der, % 90; do lx3 % 90; scantling, iost or any
common lumber % 00i boxing over II inches
20 90; thich clear u TO II and2 80 90; second
class any kind 20 90.
White Pine Furnishing Lumbcr-ll, II and
inch wide white pine 10 00i l-inch do %.
Ceiling, Beaded or Plain-Ftrst common
white pine 4 80 90; I'd do q b0i Sd do 90 poplar
4 20 90 to ~ 90; poplart 2s 90 to 80 90; native
pine is 90; do 90 co.
Shingles-white pine a 100; do shaded a
4 Is; do extra No. ! $50; cypress, best, any
brand, 90; do No. 4 %; do No. 75i native
sawed heart 90; sapB 90.
Pickets-White Pine, dressed and headed
square or nat, 90; yellow pine do 800; lathI
3 50to 80.
Lime, Cement, etc.--Lime, Austin. 100 PEI
bbl,; cement, Louisville or Rosanals, 10 pei
bbi.; Portland, 5 20 per Dbl. plaster paris, New
York or Michigan, 400 per Dbl; plaster hair 0o'
Brick Fire proof, 50per NJ.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Whiskv-Rectined 10 to 30, as per proof
sour mash, two. year old, 60 TO 20; three.
wear. old, / 90 10 20; fancy extra old whisky
1 90 10 90. ooo
I Oh t1 90; sherry, per gallon, l 20 TO 1905 Ma.
deira, per gallon, LOO TO o co.. white wine' In
case, 90 to 10 90. oaru,
Ale-Stock ale, per dozen, 2OV 70 ~ oj por'
Ciears@Domestic IS o0to % 00i Key West 30 %
10 10 90; imported 80 90 to 1900;
On h Az az. Ueidsick, in basket, n 90 10 30 OOi
Krng. IN basket % 20 10 80; domestic cham.
pagne, 90 10 II co. Geo. Goulet, extra dry, pints
-'Rottled Beer-.Lemps, quarts, il 90 20 " OOi
Budweiser, quarts u 90, pints ~ ~. hrlanEet
beer, quarts is 90. pnts 1880 Sehlits MI
quarts II co. pints Is 90; IL Clausen g. 92 n,a
champagne beer, quarts, IL W. Piht9 4 w. ''N
mer Kaiser imported, 3 o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Prints-standard prints. new styles, 5lo; Al.
iens iancios OCT American 6lc, Arnold hlci
belmont Boz Berwick 90; Charter OAK &c;
Conestoga sic: Dunkirk sic; Dunnell--Jac,
guards &c; Dunneli--satinca SIC; Gloucester
Slc; Hamilton staple styles alc, Hartol blc;
Lodi &c; Manchester BIC; Pacific SIC; South
finish 5lc;. Windsor blc fancy pinks 6ic,
slater solids ilc; Peabody solids sc; Berlin
solids DC Durham solids tic; Victoria black
4Act steel River ohintz sc.
Heavy Brown observation-disclosures y "a blc,
Albany "A &c; Atlantic AAt.4Bc; Clifton
2 C4.4 60; Lawrence LLt-4 5lc; Rutland g
q - SIC; Glendale A A "a Gle; Enterprise
"a Gle; Tam O'Shanter 40 sic; Chapman A
~ &c; Belfast "a 5lc; Rose Valley A 10;
FIRST Prize "a etc., Argyle a. 6lci Busy Bee
Wide Brown Sheeting-Iowe1 1914 lsc. PEN
broke lO.i l9c: Monadnork 1914 Isle; Lancaster
lO.4 lso; Pepperoll 10 2lc; Boston 1914 s3ci
wide 'Bleached sheeting--gO.l Boston 25c;
1914 Pepperell CSC; l0.4 Pembroke zoe; 1914
Monadnork lN!c; 1914 Lowell lgc, 1914 Lock
Wood 2fe; 90 Quinnebarry DC; ga Pembroke
oolored Ducks--Montaup sic; Boston s.ol
lOlcj Everett II ID lie; PatuNont 1907 l2ici
Eagle brown llci Warren mills lie.
MISUNDERSTANDING A @ A i2c; AIasApha IA
&c; Cornwall SIC; Whlttenton 300 l2c; Glen
Riddle &C.; Lewiston So'inch llc; Ocean SIC
Hickory stripes-Exua stout, blue or brown
@ci Mechanic, blue, Sc Jewett City &c; RocA
River, blue aud brown, Set Eagle, blue SIC, I'm
ChsNllle 81 columbian SIC.
Ginghams-Zephyr &c Plunket 7lc; Glasgow
fancies 7c. Glasgow dress styles sic; Brighton
&C; Earlst0n 5Ic; Scotch Bookfold sac Yorl
check Tic; Slatteryille checks lie; Nubian dres
styles SIC; Argyle staples slo' Bates fancies So
| Lochlomond &C.
Linseys-Cumhorland lie; Calumet loo; Fat
| Play l3c; Imperial l4ci Geneva l5ci Adriat
J l2l G; Bradford l2lc; Clifton Sc; Windsor DC.
Jeans-l\luyvcr Sc; Abbottsford lac; Tele
graph l3c; Covington lac Polaris l7ic Hoosle
| lie; Imperial lsc; bennington Isle: American
| zoe; silver Peak CSC; GLAND 27c; Texas Doe
| skin 24c; Great Southern SIC; Humboldt sic
| Canonicut Doeskin Doc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Kansas City.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. IS. --Wheat-un Unset
tied; cash 72c bid; February 72ic bid; March
7ic bid; May S7GS9lc.
Corn-Wcak cash &c bid; February 27iG
Csc; March oslo bid Ma 3llc bid.
Oate-Nomnal; no quotations.
LIVE STOCR.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, Jan, 2S.-The Live Stock
Indicator reports:
Oatte-keceipts 2l03; shipments 1850; slow,
meak and 10 10 l5c lower; exporters 81 15d5 90;
good to choice shipping 81 }5d4 10; common to
medium 81 0Od4 30; stockcrs and feeders - 90
d3'7b; COWS So O0d3 90.
Hogs-Receipts 5000; strong and &c higher at
So 1904 05.
Sheep Receipts 44O shipments none; steady
good to choice s. 0Ua3 20; common to medium
- 25d9 So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
PROVISIONS. LIVE STOCK.
81. Louis.
PRODUCE.

e. PRODUCE.
MO-, Jan. 2S,-FlOur-Flrm
". Y. ~ family So 8Od8 10; extra
palent s. l0G5 20.
a'e.uea and Irregular; the market
ii. anu irregular, near futures ic
+. eeSsietred futures sc lower: No. 2
H.. NJ ~ january and February g2c
~. y ,'ay 70 'as1td9ll, closing 9Gyc.
+ tMel ana easier, closing 4 TO 10
ss'g.1ay No. mixed cash and
NJ February re; March 35d 35lc,
s,t fsAca May 37la37ia37i@37sc,
KEN she. "''Neu o"s'
PROVISIONS.
N sseady Al 81 s5al 30.
.X lcady atSil0
a, , ssoaSo,,washed 27a95c; unwashed
Vuie, and generally steady.
,.ss M io Ss lots long clear S. 80;
'>[I a tsi snort clear IS 81: boxed lots
+! - " = short ribs IS %, short clear
clear 50 10 '"V'' f'ps - ga
'sAay at S9i0a ll50
2< AftERNooN BoARb
|. " and " lc lower
ana shade lower.
NJ and unchanged.
hra,,,, LIVE STOCK.
..,tE ANY, W. lluo; shipments $50: mar.
e, ~ cents lower, common ~
*f8 80 Waa ID; butcher ste, rs So "a
-" q IN. neuers a5d1 90. stocker-
t'pD 600 active and arm at So &
ss i% s'oi shipments $50; market
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Chfeneo.
puonurr


changed.
wheat-opened salc lower, rallied lc. Do.
cliued lc, nuciuated and closed about &c under
yesterday. sales ranged: January epI4silc,
closed ellc; February SnsGSlic, CLOSED S0ic,
March sllaS2lc, closed Sllc: May eG26S7lc.
closed S6aNaic No. 2 spring sol y SIC.
Corn-Quict and steady; cash a6ie; Jnnnary
l6lc; February 363a3Gic, closed 56lc March
36ic. May i0ie 40lc
PROVISIONS.
Pork-Markot quiet, and prices "A 10 loo low
er cash SO l5dl0 81; January $40 77AHf0 81.
February $40 T7idlO SO; March SIC S1taiO 20.
Lerd--Stcady. cash. .Iat nary and February
SO 1916 l2l March 50 l5d6 va MAY Sc iiia636
Boxed Meats-Steady. cry sailed shoulders
s. ea9t 90; short rib, So 27la5 80; short clear
50 65d5 10
Sngars--Unchapged
AFTERNOON HOARD.
Wheat--Easler at opening. declining 20 S6ic
for May. but closing s6sds6lc
The other markets developed no change.
LIVE STOCK.
The Drovers' J0u mai reports;
Catile-Receipts $3.50; shipments 2lOO; mar
ket ow; shipping steers s. 50d5 So; 3 cars
fancy steers So O5a6 % stOckers and feeders
s. 6Oat 0o; cows, bulls and mixed 81 sOat 90;
bulk 81 6 as 10.
Hogs-Receipts 9l,oco; market strong at 81 40
al IS.
Sheep-Rcceipts 400; shipments 1000: market
slow natives g 50di S5i Texans 81 O0a3 o.
lambs per hcad 81 tOd5 IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Grain ana Fesdstua.

wheat-choice No, ]. 75e; medium eoaf5c;
low grade sOab5c. oats 200. Barley
CSC. Rye 00c- Corn, ear CSC; shelled 5oc.
Hay. loose from the wagon . oOa7 90 per ton
bale hay OO9Is %. Bran COO per 100. chops
l % per 100. Corn meal, lno boted. per loo
90. HomiHy and grIa 800 por Dbl, hiiieti
seed GOAL 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

stock 10 per cent. OH, cook stoves with ware
10 b1926 co. do with trimming II 5015O co.
Wood Work--WaRon axlos g0cml 00j tongues
SOCIAL 90; slngl0trecs IS; holsters b0c; spokes
T5a3 90; fellooa 7542 10; doubletreee 2ba
90; neck Jokes b002 60; plOw beams 6OoB5s,
plow handles 75G2 90.
Nails-g rs keg. basis l0d--Burdon horse shoe
per key 90. Perkins do o 10, Walker do Do
burden mule 90 Northwestern horse shoe
nails, No. b0c No. 2gc, No. 2sc, No. 2lc,
2ec, No. Z 20c, No. Igc, Ausable do, No. a 4bc
No. 24c, No, 2lc, No. l9c, No. . isc.
Miscellaneous chains No, 2 per pair
40c pillow singletrecs per d0z ? 25i plow eouble-
trees per dOz 0 90; stock bells bOpcr cent on
door locks % 10 90, wood screws, 90 and 10
per cent of I, l. l. case door butts 40 and 10 per
cent of; cut and timed tacks 40 per cent on
coffee mills 40 per cent of; blind hinges 90 aad
10 per cent OFF carriage bolts 81 and 10 per cant
OIL; pillow bolts IS per cent on piece tin wArr 20
per cent of deep stamped ware 90 per reni on;
shallow stamped ware % pcr cent on
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Beeyes--Grnss. fed q G0c.
CoWs-2a2lc.
Mutton--Choice 50 10 25.
IIogs--2i 10 SO per n.
Stock Catlle--fhe prices IN stock cattle vary,
according TO locality whore raised. We quote
different localities as follows;
Enthusiastically frAt.class yeaIlings per
head u 90 TO 10 OOi two-ycar Olds 10 90 70 20 OU
cows and calves 90 90.
Western Texas earlings ~ 90 tolls 00i two
year olds ID W 70 lg 90; cows and calves ~ w.
year Olds 10 90 TO II 0Ui cows and calves ID 90 10
igO0.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
New YORK.


NEW YORK, Jan gs.-Flour-Du and tend
ing In buyers fay T.
Wheat-Spot lots nominal, options opened
lc lower, afterwards advanced 10 10 &c, later
declined Eaiic, closing steady; spot No. 2
red 92lc aioat; February, miGA fc, closing g0iH 4;
March g2d92Ic, closing 02c April, g3s q 9iac,
closing 935c May 9iAG a5ic, closing eibc
Corn-Spot OTIS shade low 4; options dull
and shade lower; spot No q 40ic In ele
yator size afloat, january, soc; February, 1890
4eic; narch 4alG4sI April, 4ssd4s5c, closing
4S1C; AIay 4sl@4sse closing 4Sic.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
G dee--SpOt fair Rio quiet at Sic; options
lower and active. sales % 800 bags; January
50 90; February So 50; Mares 50 80; April s. 6
Nj Az Sc Go.
suEar-Steadlcr but quiet; refined stoadier;
STANDARD \ Gle, powdered 6Ic cubes 6ic.
Rice--steady and In tair demand
Tallow-Dull at 4ac.
IL sin-Quiet.
Turpentint-Dull at Alc
Pork-Steady and very quiet mess $40 so.
Cut Meats--Firm.
Lard-Moderately active spot So III Feb
ruaryS6 &c March SO dG AZ.
LIVE STOCK,
Bcevcs-No trading In beef cattle for lack OF
fresh offerings dull sales for beef sides az Ca
sln for poor to good
Shpel-Reccipts 600 head; extremely dull
and general market reported ic lower; common
to prime sheep sold ut SO 50d5 3Tl, and common
TO prime lambs at SO h0a6 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
ne. . per ico ass thlra grade Sorcr 100 ne

net 70 per 100 rs: third grndc 2 50 per 100 ne
fourth grade 90 per loc ~.
Corn mchl--Per bushei Quc.
Hoininy and grite- Per Id $50,
Uatmcal-per half bbi 3 10.
Cracked whcat--per y &c.
Orackers--A soda &C.: Xxx soda &c. cream
sc; ginger snaps nc; lemon creams Ne.
Sundries-Starch "a, Candles, full l,oNes. 12lc
halyos-i quartese- Stick candy to fOie fancy
10 70 loo; rope, basis, do cotton. lie; herring
Cider orab-applc, toci Missouri Soc Vinegar
10 TO 30. Concentrated lyo 40 10 400. Sags,
glazed, lie per gal. crooks, glazed, lOc per gal.
Dried peaches ) 70 leo. Indigo 75o per n.
Bluoing 30cal o. dozen. Colcman's mustard
so4l 20 d91eu. Maccafoni, imported. loo 3 !
american zoe box. Buckete, two hope, I %
dozen; well buckets 90 dozen. Brooms / 75ts
20 dozen. Brilliant oils, bbls. 1Sc; Eupion do.
zsci do rs cases 10. brilliant 80 cases 10;
20, l,l2 caees B @ Baking powders, bulk,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

Bar iron q 90, Norway &c, No. % sheet iron
&c, No. % o sheet iron 4ie, galvanized sheet
roofing tin lllG i5c. llx20 and l0xl4 pat, DO ~
as 80, timers wire 30 per cent. on, timers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

4L, Jan. IS -Cotton-Spot closed
business prices ordinary 3.l6d /;
~ I el6d; low middling AID; mid
rs ID middllng Orleans SD.
6, 5000; American, $500. Imports
lean, $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
New YORK.

SsK. Jan. IS -Cotton-spot closed
\ &c; good ordinary, SIC; low
4 l5.leci middling, 9ic; good mid
bidding fair, l0sc.
\ bales.
6osed firm; to points lower.
no baleb,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
wool and hides.

Twelve month"; clip, light, fine and medium
I4ai7c; fine heavy 10 light l10lici SIX months
light, fine 10 medium, l0Sl3c; fall, nne
heavy -----; fall light, Ono medium -----i
coarse Sdl2c.
iIidcs-No. heavy d. +. hides, 1gc per nj No
Q heavy iSc; No, light l5c; No. light re.
Dry Salted-l0Sl2c; bull hides l0c; gluo eci
green sailed IS butchers green bc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
ON CHANGE.
|,...res were from Two TO
~. ns,.,s Higher Yesterday
Money Was Easy.
..,,,ed and Irregular; Near
q '.,,. higher, Deferred
Futures Lower
MONEY.

ss, Ierlme mercantile PaPers I, tf for
en l-,,gc dull but steady AZ - % io'
t scns q So for demana'
Es "a llesGonsols closed at ! 90 S-ie
STOCKS .The following were the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

HAVANA, Jan. .--Sugars-Qulet centrifugal
Centrffngal 90 TO Of degrees 81 reals gold.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
1878 loI,959 4,o5s,s72 4,Os2,s20
II .4O6l B,6O6l 4,Os2,o ~ ...s's.'...


New Orleans
nEAss, La, Jan. 2S.-Cotton-Spot
In and Ice higher from good ordi-
I incluslye. sales, $500. Low ordi-
ordinary, 77-l6c; good ordinary,
n mIddi &, s5-l6c; mlddllng, SIC;
Ing, DC mlddllng fair, 10 3'l6c fair,
opened and ruled steady, closing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
Live Stock market.

scotch whang .scwed IL SO; heavy sondrim split
and duck SIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
lsed steady and / point higher.
Galveston.

~, Tex Jan. D. Cotton-spoi
(cipts, 1868 bales
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

4 COTTON MARKETS.
I. nj All United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29
MARTIN THROWN co.
Corner Main and Fourth Streets.
'TlG Only Exclusively Wholesale Dry Goods House
TN FORT WORTH

TO THO TRADE:
We would call special attention large and weIleeCed
lines Clothing and Boots Shoes for the spring which
are now opening which challenge competition Of STOCK
excellence of makeup and prices with any house the Southwest Please
goods and prices before placing spring orders
MARTIN-BROWN co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-29

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19
Rsal Esisis Tansssrs.

Real Estate eonVsyances for week
ending Aug. 18th, 1856, furnished b
Wight, HenDe q Lynn, AhsifaetOn
q Titles, Selins, Kansas;
John Il Prescott and David Beetle
administrator ID w 9 Addison part d
swqr ~ "a Sc $50.
Hallna University To b r ID Baker
shf Lot q and . Ualvefsily pl Uul-
sefsity add SEQ.
state Of Kansas to d A Esgles nssr
rs i61R $50.
Us A 10 81 s Price ne Of nv 80 and
ehf % sWqr & swi Of seqF f9 IS Nv pat.
n n Sale b n 5 Price ne 81 NV 80
IS 2qel.
81 E fitzgerald 70 e Fitzgerald shl
ngqF 8 IS ~ $50. ~
A Elndbl6m and vito A Braniff
Lot 8 rants Fs ave PreseolI's add
$3.50.
IA DlnkIer 70 n r aad G w Olson
Lot Biz s. BEookvilis Ks $40.
Kas We University AID Ass'n 10
n = = Chapman Lot Is Beloit age
6alina, Slo0.
a ~ Farley Il NJ 10 AZ 3 prios u.art
q ssqr 81 neqr "a "a So Sl7o0.
5 4 Ciiss and W % John r Good
via Lot p University n University
add t300.
FL Wsaver and VI % CIV KILLER
Lot 2 llth e WeaveE'e add Selma SIS.
- HaWiEy and NJ % W a HaWley
'sEqr - 4 ~ $3.50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

8. s. Kirkpatrick. o. B. Kirkpat.
rick, s. B. Mars, Of FredOnia, and r.
T. Parker, Of AtehisOn. were in town
Monday, talking with our business
men about the extension Of the Fiisco
road 70 Sallna. Representatives Of
the road will be with US next Wendes-
day, when definite propositions con-
corning the extension will formally
be laid before the people. We under
stand that Abilene is making q strong
pull for the road, having recently
sent committees 20 the cOmpany's
headquarters with promises Of mRgnlf.
loent largesses provided the road is
built into Abilene.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

Sealed Bids will be received By the
undersigned until Aug. 9Oth, 1888. for
the erection Of q fWO-stOry brick
block on the corner Of Santa Re
avenue and Ash street. Bids for the
entire work or any part thereof will
be considered. Specifications may be
seen on application Al Taggart's
Bank. The right to reject any and
all bids IL reserved.
29-2W HIS. al. TAaGARF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19
The following items are taken from
the Gypsum City EoaO:

The following items are taken from
the Gypsum City EoaO;
Some Of the msiI clerks on the
postal cars that run Into Salina seen
20 throw the letters for points ga this
section by ear a. Il were. We knnW
Of q number Of Cases where letters %
Importance have been allowed o.
wander around for several days wheI
they might easily have reached Gyp-
sum In tWenty-fOnr hours.
Early last Tuesday m0Tning about
sun rise our attention was attracted by
the riHging Of q small bell IN the
streets. Looking out we saw O1I
neighbOr Tressin, dealing out the
tactical fluid by the pint and quart.
Il must 20 into history that Il was
the first milk sold from q wagon In
Gypsum City.
The Smoky river was very high
last Saturday. At the bridge this
side 81 Salina the water was within
four feet Of the track. On Monday
morning, three men were en- gagged ID
removing drift wood which bad Sc
cumulated about the piles and sup
ports.
Three bridges on the line between
Gypsum and Eareka Townships were
wrecked by the recent heavy rains.
W. II. WheslOek. trustee Of Gypsum
township IL endeavOring 70 get G..
Post trustee Of Eureka % assist IN re-
placing them on higher f0undat ions.
II Il causing serious inconvenieneea 70
travel. having the m remain out.
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CITY PROPERTY.

A EOOd 10, on south santa Pc avenue. price
$500.
good lot on Walnut street, so1l7s feet. Prie'
Sao0.
An eEeellsnt residence lot on south Fifth street
7oE2S1. Price $50
A loi 90 north Second street 5oKIso. Prize
SlO0.
Santa Pc avenue 2 stoFy frame house rooms
stable buggy shed coal house and other building
fruii and shade trees and q splendid we'll
N0U
Kim street, 2 story frame house with 10 ROOM
rents for go per month Lot COZ l2u. Price lS1J
$1,000 down balance on time.
NoG5
Santa Pc auenue lot U0KlaD story frame house
rooms hne shade tires and ienced. This u 4
bargain. Price slooo. sou cash halahce on time.
Nos
e1ghth street. hne story hriek house, alsn
story frame house on hsek Fsrt Of lat facing Ca
Ninth street. Lot 1hx1l0 fenced hne lnt Of shade
and fruit trees o. good eistern. Price etn1o, loo
eash balance on time 10 suit buyer.
South Seventh street I story frame house
rooms cisturn we'll WateT works good coal house
Lot boxl19 Fruit and shade trees q fne lawn.
Prtee sia1u cash. This is one Of the best neigh
borhoods in the city and Is a very cheap prop
ery
~ you want leo sores Of land or one acre. you
want Wild land or rity property give as b call.
for eastefp parties. We have the best set d
nhatracl books IN Hallne county. We show you
land and charge you nuihing for it Whistler you
buy or not. 10 not fail 10 call on Fitzpatrick a
Going. Postofice Rlsck. Salina, kansas We
refer y0u 20 any hank In Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

At "a railroad meeting in the City
Hall last evening. Aug. IS. a commit.
tee consisting OF N. NJ. Briggs, M. D.
league and John Anderson was ap.
pointed to go 20 Chicago to meet Mr..
Perkins OF the C. B q Q In reference
to extending the ConeOrdla branch Of
the B. & NJ. 10 Salina. Mr. Potter,
V. p, had previously sent letter 10
Mr.. Briggs in which he sdvised Sail
na 10 send a committee Of three TO
meet, Mr.. Perkins. Mr.. Potter en-.
closed five passes In his letter, show
ing that he was interested In the mat
ter and willing TO assist the enterprise.
The committee will leave Sallna next
saturday. DIR. Daily presided at the
meeting, and Prof. Fitzpatrick was
secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

/ will sell at public suction 10 the
highest bidder on my farm, nine miles
south Of Salina and three miles south.
east Of Mentor, on Wednesday Sept.
lst, 1856. the following property
-Four head OF horses, I fine young
stallion, English Coaeh and Morgan
S years old . high grade smooth
steers, two years old past IS yeaFlIng
steers; l6 yeaFling heiiers; 8 cows
with calves by their side, some of the
COWS are excellent Well-brOken milk
ers; l farm wagon, / harrow, 9 plOws,
2 eultlvators and other farm utsnslIs.
TERlEs-A credit Of six months
with approved security, notes bear.
ing 8 per cent. from date n paid when
due, ifnot paid when due to bear y
per cent interest fron date. Sale TO
commence ct 10 O'Clock A. y. Free
lunch win be served. Sale win be
positive. No 81 bidding. II you
want nice young cattle come
70 my sale and buy some good young
stock. AUGUsr ZIEBEL.
w. p. GELS. Auetioneer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

IL you want a farm. q stock ranch,
or IL you want 10 invest In Hallna
properly, do not fail 10 call on U.S.
Remember SallnA II the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 6 900 In.
habItants. Freight h ~ cheap from
81. Louis 10 Salina as u Is from Kan
Eas City Ia other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tlal liss Of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.