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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-04
PROPOsAIS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

NATIONAL HOVE FOR ID. V. s.,
SOUTHERN BRANCH,
HAMPTON, VA, May !, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS., subject to the
usual conditions, Will be received at this
Home until IL O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY,
June 1, 1855. at which time aud place they
viii be opened Ia the presence OF bidders.
for the furnishing and delivery OF supplies,
as follows:
CLASS A.
Alcohol. Dried Apples. beans, Coffee.
Crackers, Flour, Hominy -Grits. Macaroni,
Mackerel, Molasses, Mustard, Oat-Sfeal,
Dried Peaches, Pepper, Prunes. Raislns.
Rice Sugar Corn.starch. Syrup, lea, chew
ing Tobacco, Smoking. Tobacco, Canned
Tomatoes. NerDicelli, Vinegar, Cracked
Wheat, Whiskey.
CLASS Is.
Corned Beef. Fresh Beef Butter, Cheese,
Chickens Eggs. Hams, Ice, Lard, Pork
ioiDs. Mutton, Aets.ioFk. Picked aud
Smoked Shoulders.
CLASS &.
Corn, Corn. Meal. Hay, Oats, Straw.
CLASS ID.
Anthracite Coal. Bituminous Coal. Cas-
oline, Fire Wood.
CLASS r..
shoe-B Backing, Brooms. Buckets. Brushes
Ink. Lye, Matches, Door. Mats. Mop Ham
dies, BiottiDg Paper. Pens Pencils. Starch,
Rubber Bands Rubber Erasers, fackg.
CLASS E.
Brick, Cement. window. Glass, Gas and
Steam. Fittings Uphoistsrers Hair, White
Lead, Leather, Lumber, OILS Nails. Paints,
Iron Pipe. Gaustic soda, Sal Soda, screws.
Ticking. Tin, Turpentine
AL Subsistence Stofs-s In Class A " are tO
be supplied during the six months com.
menclng July and ending December 81.
1855.
All stores In Classes Il. G, ID. Il. and are
to be supplied during the fiscal year conf
menciBg July 1. 1850. and ending June 80.
1857.
Proposals for any single article win DO
received.
The ONE reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals. and 10 waive infornalities
in proposals. No single proposal must be
made TO include articles In two or moro
clauses; and separate proposals for articles
in more than one class must not be placed
In single envelope.
Blank proposals and full Information ~
to the manner OF bidding, conditions 10 10
observed by bidders. and terms OF contract
and payment. win be furnished on sppiica.
zion TO the undersigned.
Envelopes containing proposals should Be-
addressed to william Thompson. Treasurer
aud G. s., National Home for ID. v -.
Hampton, Va, and marked Proposals for
Glass A (B or e. as may bel.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
my 4as.2t Treasurer and u \.
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OF their drill quite creditably. r. Z.
Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans, were
also present in body In uniform.
Tonight the celebrated band from
the Soldiers Home ct Hampton will be
present and give a concert.
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ADvExTIsiNs AsEScy.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISIN0.-l

NEWSPAPER ADVERT1SINd.-A
~ book Of 100 pages. The bsst book f0sAn
adysrtiser 70 consnlt Dc be experienee4 -
and estimates OF the cost of advertialnG,
Tho advertiser who wants tospend one dols
lar. fnds in IL tho Information he r~qulro4
while for him who will invest 0ne HUNDRED
thousand dollars In advertising. senemelD
msns. q can b made 70 DO - ~ diUle
changes easily arrived o By eonSspnn1s
Sncs. One handred ana any -lhrss s1Itio11
have been issued. Seat poDe.pAi4. 70 e2R
sdass3 2s ter ssnsA AkS1E e e !. e SCS&
i'si nsss s4 ssssssi Nv Z ~ 49,
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con Hacons, 8; CbHttanoogss, Y
Tarthc uHke ia ohio.
lBy b. ezra oh 20 the Dispatch

CINCINNATI, May ga special
fsom Athens. Ohio. says: An earthquake
sterile tbs occupants occurred here At 9;3
o'cioot lat night. II WAS a. distinct ~ q
fepuoAade. "A Gutlar report comes from
49,! Sslss1 S s3s2 MS ais'Ap' whsss The
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EiiY lanlnaiifpa.

There will be an important meeting
of the City Democratic Committee to-
night.
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Market dull.

QUOTATIONS..
COOP MIDDLINo.-9xc.
MIDDLING.-e l-l6c.
HrRIcT Low 15-lec.
Low MIDDLINu.-Ss -l6c.
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nv ASP.

RICHMOND AND ALLEaHASY RAILROAD
OFFICE or CniEF ENaIsEgn.
RICHMOND. VA. April 10, 1859.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
for the MASONRY and SUPkRSfRuCs
TuRE OF A BRIDGE for the Rich monA
and Allegheny railroad over Jacksonu
river al Clinton Forge, Va.
This bridge win be 500 feet long; grAAe.
80 feet above the river bottom.
Proposals are invited for MASONRY end
sCPkhsrkUCrCkE separately, II pre-
ferred.
Dor Particular Apply Of thls ofics.
II. u. WHfrCoMB.
ap 27.tMyl0 Chief Ensineer.
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COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine, s2.7ssss; saperfins,
ssass.50: extra, s3.75as4; family, s4s
g4.75; patent family. country, s5.25as5.7o
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Rase-Rali Yesterday.
Philadelphia Philadelphias, 6 (; New

IuHausfPH1@ HHsN1P""S, tNV"
forks. 3.
Augusta, Ca: Augustus, .: Memphis. o.
Charleston charlestons. /: Nashvilles. z
Washington: Nationals. IL; bostons, IL.
Pittsburgh Pittsburghs, 2; st. Louls. 9.
New York: Baltimores, 10; Metropoli.
tRps. %.
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GRAIN AND C0rroN EXCHANGE.
ELOUR.

sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Mixed, 2. 800 bushels on private
terms. Red, Is bushels good Longberry at
csc.
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MONEY TO LENDING have money
Nl to lend 1T per cent interest AND
VERY MODERATE CHARGES. Call and
see US n you wish TO borrow money upon
RICHMOND CITY OR SUBURBAN REAL
ESTATE. H u. STAPLES q CO.,
my i-eodst l10s Main street.
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DROwN's IRON BITTERS CURED

- Mr. Mshoning, GIL north Tenth street,
Richmond, Va, OF severe case Of dyspep.
slA brought on by considerable travelling,
when he obtained hasty and Improperly.
cooked food.
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FINANCIAL.

ooo~~@~~~~<.0C>DcryN r@SN~(-N>~,N~r4~>~.o>
MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 In one sam ON Richmond real
estate at o per cent.
sl0.o In one sum on Richmond real
estate at per cent.
Also. smaller sums. CHARGES moderate.
FRANK u. HILL a CO.,
my 2-2t No. north Eleventh street.
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LOUISVuLE.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lReported for the Dispatch.l

WELLINGTON. N. O., May s.-rurpeu.
tine quiet ut 3Sc. Resin flrm; strained.
soc. good strained. s2sc. Tar nfm NJ u;
dip aud virgin, 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02
Chico.


The dry and hot weather with the
chineh bugs have decreased the corn
crop materially from one quarter 10
one half what It promised q few
weeks since. Showers have passed
around US, but II is long time since
we have had any rain.
Grain still continues pouring into
Chico. IL Is q general wonder where
it all comes from. The railroad can
not complain Of the inaccessible
point, unless It IL the demand for
more cars TO ship the accumulating
grain. We need very much an eleva-
tor here.
Mr.. p. J. Peterson left his home the
morning OF Aug. 8, and has not been
heard from since. His whereabouts
is not known by his family, and no
search has been made for HIM.
Mr.. Shaffer has erected q large ad-
ditiOn 10 his boarding house which
gives It a fine appearance.
Mrs. CaFnahan is building g large
hotel 10 supply the need for more
hotel accOmm Odation.
The new school house Il up and
will be finished by Sept 10th, and
ready for school.
Mr.. Leander has erected q neat cot
tage, which is nearly ready for Oeeu-
psnoy.
Mr.. J. T. Hayward, OF Salina, last
week made quite visit ct Mr.. Gil
lumis and his farm.
DR.. Melvin, Of Bennington, was In
town during the camp meeting and q
week since looking mp location. He
has now returned home. He was
much pleased with the people and it
is the universal desire that he should
locate here.
Well, Dave Bennett has finally got
married. Esq. Manchester tied the
knot. Many congratulations.
I'd HanOuF has q ploWboy added 10
bis little flock. To Say he is happy
iaintly expresses his feeling.
Mrs. Reynolds has been quite sick,
but is now recovering.
Rev. Mr.. BurWell breaches In the
own hall next Sabbath.
SCRIBBLER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

"FELLOw Mlssissippians, ] cannot
address you as fellow eiti Eens" Is the
way JEFF Davis recently opened
spsech, before q Democratic eOnven-
tiOn. The arch-tFaitor should not
complain, however. II justice had
been mseted out, twenty years ago,
JEFF Davis would not be In condition
70 exercise the privilege which he is
now permitted to enjoy. There are
seven men In Chicago, 10 whom 1t
would be an indeseribable solaee, II
they could have the assurance that
they would be In condition, twenty
years hence, 10 address their assOci-
ates as "fellOw anarchist" And yet
any one Of the seven ls deserving Rs
well Of humanity ~ Jefferson Davis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02
rnEExuITEnsNr eRows.
&c. Ial.r..l.a 8 IAs 81 80

EysFyons interested in Ne Crest EvsHi
speclHi Dispaich 70 he JoUHHaI-
bAWERhCE, Kansas, Sept i, 1885.
The Ereat preparations that have
been going on for the past six months
for the seventh Annual Exposition Of
the Western National Inter-Btate
Fair Association ars fast reaching
their culmiuatiOn, and BY the OPEN
ing Of the exposition on Sept. 6ths
everything will be IN magnificent
shape fog the greatest event OF lts
kind IN the history Of Kansas The
entries from abroad In All depart
ments show that the utmost rivalry
exists IN the efforts Of outside manu-
facturers and stock breeders % put
themselves aud their displays most
prominently before the people at the
great Knusas state Fair. The race
entries, which are Just closing, show
that the competition for the great Biz
tnarek purses will constitute, in num-
bers Of horses, the largest, and IN
speed the fastest, series Of racing
events ever Witnessed In the State.
The Office Of the Association Is
thrOnged with exhibitors and horse
owners anxiOusly selling an Oppor-
tunity for securing space and making
entries. Almost an army Of men Is
in the field working up the interest
In the exposition among the people,
and the immense force Of wOrkmen
who have been occupied upon the
grounds and buildings at Bismarck
Grove for the past three months are
Just completing their iabOrs. The
exposition will be one that will prove
worthy Of the great State that IL rep
resents, snd the people Of Kansas can
fifty make y grand gala week OF Sept.
B-ll, and devote il 10 the pleasures
and excitement Of the race course,
and the profitable inspection Of mag
nificent, varied and extensive exhib-
It's from home and abroad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

WILL wonders never csass2 We
are told that ThOs. jefferson pro-
nOanced it ~ a fact that our fathers
who wore short breeches aud thin
silk stOckings, and who were en-
caInped in the nelghborhO0d Of q sta
ble while getting up the Declaration
Of Independence, were 90 annoyed by
she singing files which sWaFmed
about their legs that they were
induced 70 promptly afax their sigma
taFes 10 the great document which
gave birth b the greatest Republic %
history. Whence. ys bald-headed
men, who abuse the ly when the
slestA h al hand. mHst bear in mind
that his blood Is ss good ~ that Of the
passengers Of the MaydoWer-even as
historic, aFistoeratle and a. azurs-
hued. Proper deferencs therefore
must be paid 20 the origin Of our lib-
erties, and we hope from BOW on there
may Be no inhOapltsble. screened
windows. barring tue llberty-creOting
fly from rOosting or TIE fresh oul d
bsefsteak. We are ungFateful I've
"a anyway interfere with the nberal
and unaridlsd uss Of The playful sting
- The OElgin o. our liberties
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02
Greek liens.

AS near as can be learned about
that shooting scFape In Marquette Is
this The man that was shot is not
q drummer, but Was here 10 collect
evidence IN g suit he has on his
hands with the two brothers Of DR..
Beard. They met him on the street
and Just after they passed they turned
and began firing. They shot him
four times and were not arrested.
The man win recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeddi Taylor who
were divorced early IN the spring,
were married again this week, and
will give q dance In honor Of the Oe-
casiOn Friday night
There ls some very strange rumOrs
about the sudden disappeRraDce Of q
SWede from Dry Creek, and Il ls said
the engineer and fireman on the new
road here are held IN jail on suspi-
ciOn Of killing and burning him mp
in the flre pot Of the engine. Up 10
Sunday, the 9th, his friends were
stlll out In good fOrce hunting for
him.
Old Mr. Sharkey who IL nearly 50
years old was kicked BY q horse last
Hc9As 4alU - - Nl0uAut nc VIII AAc
from the injury.
A sfr. Kimble from Ills, who pur-
chased the w. o. Watson place has
come out 70 put up hay and SOW
wheat, alleF which he viii return 10
m. he viii move cut IN the spring.
Mr.. GilburE has about sold his
farm 30 q man In Ellsworth.
EF. Shuckey has gone and now the
school district viii have . sweet rest.
Corn is going 10 be very much
shrunken on account Of the chints
bugs.
Prairie chickens are very soaFce, but
there are certain
parties nom Brookvllia who 80 cut
and shoot contrary 10 the Law.
NJ. D. Shaw is going % Chicago 20
perfect q new kind Of engine that be
has invented, that VIII 90 bF steam,
Wind % water. He has shown e %
capitalists in Chieago snd they have
faith enough u lt % Whack 10 sops
nnnsy On 8
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02


DR.. Bradley and wife returned
rom their tour through the southern
part Of the State last Monday.
Henry Hanson set up the cigars
last Thursday mOFning-it Is q boy.
Swanson & Co. recslved an i'm
mense stock Of dry goods from Kansas
City last Saturday.
John A. ChalsOn has q select stock
Of fresh oysters for sale.
Rev. Burk will preach at the AS
saria school house Sunday next.
Fl. Y. Wood returned from Nc
PhersOn last Sunday euening.
ThOrstenberg Bros. & Go. are put
ting I'm q new cleaner in their elevator
IA long felt want"
z. +. Swanson Is building an addi-
ton 10 his residence. II viii be q
handsome building when completed.
The political pot has not com.
menced TO boil here yet but when Il
dOes-shOOl Go away child.
Non NOMEN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

E1THER ths dishonesty or inoOn
sIsiency Of the Lincoln Center Beacon
as q Third Party organ is slaFinEly
displayed IN It's issue Of last week.
1t Iands CongFeasman Hanback, and
DR.. Hodge to the skies. while It re-
fers 10 the old Islander about Judge
Wilson's personal habits. TheJudge,
n be should live q hundred years,
would never have fixed upon him the
habits which either Hanback, or
Hodge have. The Beacon allows its
prejudIees (which are mighty a. q
rushing FiveFl to control its columns,
and hence is not fitted for the role Of
a refOrmeF, which It processes TO as-
sume.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

We the undersigned intend 10 make
. Public sale miles south Of saiina,
about septsmber IS or 70. ofaboas 90
bead Of cattle. 10 head viii be choice
feeding stesEs, coming s and 3 con-
lngA VIII have bills out later.
MARY LAUBKEaAYRR
s2-ik g. A. LAUBENaAYKR-
WANTED immediateiy-an expert
eneed girl, ,c0mpsteut 70 do the house
work for q small family. Apply At
once or residence Of DR.. Phillips.
SET.
The specialist. In order to succeed
In any particular branch Of medicine,
must be well informed In all Its
branches. For this purpose DR..
Brown took advantage Of the Special
clinics IN the Hahnemann Hospital,
Homeopathic, Of Chicago. during bis
time required In thar institu
ton. He is thoroughly prepared to
treat all Eye, Ear and Surgical dis
eases. All professional calls prompt
ly answered in the city or country.
ONCE In Campbell q Tuthili Block,
Balina, Kansas. 28-5t.
LOsF-Last Saturday night, dun
cOlOred COW, weighing about I 900 lbs.
and had on leather halter and piece
Of rope around her horns. Any in-
formation leading to her recovery will
be rewarded. WILLIS PRICE.
S1-2W.
WANTED-A first class clothing
salesman, thoroughly posted, with
extensive acquaintance. none other
need apply. JONES BROs.
WANTED-A girl to do general
hOuseWOrk. Apply TO Mrs. NJ. ID.
sampson, South Santa Fe.
Be sure and go where you can get
your boots and shoes at cost.
N. HAaaARF q Co.
WANTED-To trade q flrst-elass i'm
proved farms miles from Chapman,
DicEinsOn county, TOT eattles or
will sell the farm. Address
A. ZEINER, Bavaria.
Boots snd shoes ct cost at N. Hag.
gart's & Co.
For storage for household goods,
trunks &c. apply to
31-f @. B. STEBBINs.
SOlberg. the tailor, ct his new shop
in the Parker buildlng-sOuth Of the
Opera House-Seventh street, Is in
receipt Of early fall goods, and can
supply the young gentlemen or the
old gentlemen Of Salina with the
most stylish suits 70 be obtained In
Salina.
The best team harness Of my own
manufacture with patent collars for
$50 at J. T. Wells. sew.
10 dozen genuine cFinkle seersucker
waists for boys ct so cents each, har-
dly the price for the goods. also extra
good unlaundried mems shirts, dOub-
le back and front, linen bosom and
cuffs st IS cents each.
ROTHsCHILD BRns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02
IHE SALINE COUNTY FAIR.

Commencing with next Wednesday
the Saline County Fair will be open
for three days. The directors have
attempted and succeeded admirably
10 Arranging for a most attractive ex-
hibit Of stock and products, and at
present writing there ls more than the
usual number Of applicants for space
for the mechanical and fancy dis
plays in the Art Hall. Everything
promises a most successful fair In all
the departments. The directors have
attempted 10 appOFtion the sections
among men cOnversant with the ex-
hiblts, and who will give genera sat
isfaetlOn as directors. IL only re-
mains now with the people to make
the fair q successful, annual institu-
ton, or relegate It entirely TO the
"failure row." II the fair is not
made = success this year there will be
no more attempts 10 continue them
In the future. This year is q "last
trial trip" Let the farmers. then,
make an extra effort TO help the cause
forward. Let them spend one or
more days with their families upon
the grounds, and then they have done
their duty. To do less is almost
criminal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

THE "fsmOus" Jesse Harper ls
speaking 10 small houses In John A.
Anderson's interest In the Fifth Dis
tFict. Republicans don't like the idea
OF having Greenback orators dictate
20 them how they should vote.
Clemens, the anarchist, will probably
do about a. well as Harper, when he
makes his round in AndersO ms be-
half.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

No consideration Of mau6lln SYM
pathy will be allowed 10 interfere
with the execution Of the sent ence
pronounced upon the Chicago anar-
chIsts. The people Of the country are
Ia no temper 30 submit 70 having
justice defeated In this oase A double
purpose will be subserved In the
hanging Of the seven anarchists.
With them anaFchism itself viii be
strangled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

Sec. 2. That the city clerk Be and be e hereby
auihorined 70 certify the foregoing levy and as
seesnlenu . the county elerk, % be placed upon
the AK r0la 70 Be collected. a. other taxes and
subject 70 lhe sane penalties.
SIC that this ordinance take edrct and be
u ioFee from and after its publication In the
S1IINE CoUNTr JOURNAL
Approved August 81, t85s.
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
! hereby certify that the shove and foregoing is
true and correct copT of an ordinance passed By
the mayor and eounellnsn Of ne city Of eallna
on the 3oth day Of August, tss5.
Attest B.E. BOWEN. City cerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

IT would appear as II Sam Wood
was Intent upon bringing himself
prominently before the public, period.
icalIy. NOtOFiety he wants and no.
tOriety he gets. Sans troubles do
not promise to involve international
law as did Cutting's-yet the courts
may have to intervene, unless Briga-
dier General Timothy McCArthy's
militia rush into the breach.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

THE days Of the sOldIes' Reunion
at EmpOFIa, Oct, 5, 8, z, and Sth, are
as follows: Tuesday, old sOldisrs'
day; Wednesday, @. A. R. day F;
Thursday, WOmsn's Relief Corps,
Veterans Rights Union, and SONS Of
Veterans day; Friday, old soldiers
day. There will be q band contest
open 10 all Kansas bands, for which
the sum Of $500 has been set aside for
nrfvua
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

Two alleged accOmplioes In the
HaddOok murder were arrested 81
FargO. Dakota. They were taken
60 Sioux City, from which place they
took q hurried departure the night Of
the murder. Il looks now as though
the people Of Iowa were bound to
bring the assasslus Of Mr.. Haddock
20 justice. The aggregate rewards
offered now amOuRt to S3,5 90, which
is sufficient to attract the best detee-
tive skill in the country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

THE Anderson men, with their
usual cheek, had prepared 10 dictate
the nomination In the Democratic
Congressional Convention held yes
terdsy. But the Democrats we're
placed on their guard and nominated
q man who is neither IOCak nor In tue
interest OF Anderson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-09-02

THE disgraceful verdict rendered
by the Jury In the Chicago trial
sounds the death knell 10 free speech
IN this country. Seven men have
been sentenced 10 death and one to
the penltentiaFY for fifteen years for
no other cause than exercising the
right Of every American citizen, that
Of free speeeh.-COneOrdid Grille.
THE Critic supports John A. An6er-
son for Congress.