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, 1890-05-15

United states Land once, spokane Falls
ash, hprl 80, 1890.
Notice IL hereby given that In compliance
WIN the provisions of the act 0f congress y.
June =. 1875, entitled "A. sot for tnc sai>
OF timber lands Ia ths states of CaiifnrnlsI
oregon, Nevada and Washington territory.j
Joseph IL spear, OF Spokane Fails. count
9t Spokane. state Of Warrington. has thIl
dny nled n tnis Office his sworn statcInent|
N@ -, frr the purchase of tho Ell sct(
g. ne't OF sec. 2G Ia twp. 30 n, range ~
e, ". NJ, aud viii onor proof TO show thaI
.ho land sought is more valuable for ~
poses, aud 70 establish his claim TO ssi(
land bofore the register and receiver OF tht
9ncc a. spokane Falls. wesh:.. on wednee|
lie names as witnesses Henry BROOK, n
spokane Fsll- Wash David u. Hull. oI
springdnle, wash Charles n. Arnold. oC
Icon Lake. Wash, and Jacob vogs. Of sprinsI
Any and all persons claiming ndvcrroI{
the above described lands aro requested u
hlc their claims I'm this oliicc ON OF befor1
said jOth day of July, 1-0O.
10 10 ~ RTN0<C Nexfxtor. II
, 1890-05-15
The Aphro Medicine Co.,

WESTERN BRANCH, Box 81. PORTLAND. OR.
For sale by spokane Drug Company.
spokane Falls, wash.
, 1890-05-15

Cfp Reward for tho return Of my horses
iO strayed or stolen May o; otie ohesb
t'it aptrel branded l. ON left hip, smat
stot o. wnlto In forehead; had halter on
one dark gray mari. no shoes on brnndr
'. y, on lcn shoulder ]. J. STAGE, Plea,
ant View Addition scf
, 1890-05-15

EslBAf-raknn up at my place. on nj
~ sIokauc. twenty miles north of SD
kauc Falls, one white horse, branded WITH
an ontifclcd II on right hip. and \ on lcf
shoulder. owner can have same by ar
plying on premises aud paying sxp.nssf
SEA Lot IL STONE. \
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TUESDAY, the 18th tlay Of July.
FREE READING NATTER.

There are various
schemes for supplying
reading matter at q trifle
aboYe actual cost.
What would you think IL
you could get good htsrs-
lure freef
Drop q postal 20 @. T:
Nicholson, q. p. 4 4. 4. Of
Che 4. T. 4 8. y. r. r. Co ,
Topeka, Kans., and askfor
q copy Of To Mexico by
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You can also procure
Arse copies Of + Santa
Barbara Holiday s'9uids
% een Diego Bay Region. "
Lae Vegas Hot Springs
Gnide,s snd folders rele1-
faa % Tsgee, Oklahoma
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On New England or New York
railroad? No. On the Santa Fe
Yes. This train runs daily on the
shortest line between Kansas City
and Chicago, and Ii also known a.
Pullman Vestlbule express, Santa
Re route. Lighted by electricity
heated by steam, with handsome re.
olining chair cars, . library for the
studiOus, fine dining cars service for
the hungry, and fast time for thOse
In hurry. When Nellie BY wss
In . hurry she travelled the santa Re
route. For additional information
inquire Of Geo. II. Anthony agent
Santa Fe route or write 10 Geo. T..
Nicholson, q. Pa r. A., Topeka,
KAnsaR. n.
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We desire 10 say 10 our citIsens
thst Tor years we have been Vellin
DE-. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, DR.. Kings New I,if
Rills, Bucklen's Arnlca Salye an,
Electric Bltters, and have neve
handled remedies that sell a. well
or that have given such universe
Satisfaction. We DO not hesitate 4,
guarantee them every time, and W,
stao& ready to refund the purSt-e,
priee, IL satisfactory results do no
follow their use. These remedIs
have won their great popularity o.
their meg q. B. p. Hughes 4 "a
OruRgist.
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a:::s:::s;;::::s:FREE.
SOME PERSONAL ADVICE

The editor Of this paper
vent to Galveston with
the Northwestern Kansas
editorial excursion last
May.
He Hill be glad to relate
his Impressions OF Oklsho-
nas and Texas but you are
advised TO take O course Of
PrelIi,m ns1.aE = r. ,ssl,g,. by
q. z. at. A. OF the 4. T. q
8. y. r. r. Co. Topska,
Kas., for free copies. OF
Texas and Oklahoma fold
The Santa Fe Route is
absolutely the best be-
tween, northern Kansas
points and Texas. We
hare sFaea s.
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Henry Gay
Julia A 8ckUUwn-
By virtue OF en- order Of sale issued ouf Of
the district court of the Thirtleth Judicial
nlsiFict within and fBr the rounty Of Saiiae,
and state Of Ksnses, In the above entitled
ease, and 70 me dlreescd and delivered, VII
on
Tuesday, the 9th day Of August.
AID. isG. ai 2o'clock D. IA. standard time OF
said day, 81 the easi door Of the court bOuss
In the city Of Saliva, SABINE county, Kansas,
Offer for sale IT puhile suction, IN the higbest
and lsesi bidder For caSil in haasl. the follow
ing tescFitsed real estate. to-wif:
The south half Of the southeast quarter Of
s-rti0n thirty-f0ur -. In township nfieeu
ll5, sotith of range tw0 ~ west q the county
of5aline sud state Of Kansas, with tfBements
herrSilialnentS and appui tsnanceS thefrento
ts~tcugihg. said real e~tatr IL takea n the
property Of the siDvr named def-nasniS,
Wifheut appralspment aud will ~ SID Ia
satisfy said order of sale or . pari theresa.
Given under my hand bis md DAY of July,
A. n. tSsl FkEB ~. QrISGN,
ia Sheriff NJ Saline county Kansas.
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Delinquent Tax List, 1889.
NurlcE ro rAx PAYEas.

Once ~ csanty Treasurer, Saline county,
Eensas, Szilna, ka1zza. Jelly e,h. fEe.
NUTIEE y her-by given that the spiIouinx
~ dearfih<f lssds sud town lots or -
uslsch thetenf ~ each 1Fnrt - may Be neces-
Eary for that PURPOSE viii. on
TUESDAY, sEPTENBER and, lep.
and during ths next nuceeelins DAYS there
amer. be sold 81 rapiic auetion af nav ONE
IN the court ho1ne In saiinn, Saline County,
Kansas. cor The taxes and changes due there
on. for the year A. D. isa
CLARENCE wfLsOS,
Treasurer Of ealine County, Kansas.
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To Trsds.

Several well improved bottom
farms for good team horses. or will
take horses for the first payment
and plenty Of time Gu the balance
with interest At : per cent. These
farms are In fine condition for
wheat or corh and have good bniId-
Ings. J. w. DAILY,
Salina, Kansas.
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nnrs,an.. ArnIea aat,..

TEE BEST SALVE IN. the world 70,
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Char
ped Hands, Chtblains, Corns, an
ell Skin ErupJiSns, and positlvel,
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 30 give perfect salts
fsetlon, or money refunded. Price
Scents per boz. For sale by Hugl,e'
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TUESDAY. the 5th ilaY of August.
Sale.

The ABILENE MortgaSel
Company.
vs..
Jesse Gannlcr. BsIina s,'ass. No. istl
TANNER, Fir-t National
Bank az Saiina, Ulsr 4
Wilson, frank L. Ncayer
By virtue oT an order nI sale Issued ont 81
ths district rDurt. of the Thirii-th Iudiriai
District within aud iBr the county ST saline,
and state ct Kansas, Ia the al-Iye entitled
ease, and 8" tI- dirH-i-d and si.iiyrf-sl. 4
wilton
Tuesday. the 29th dsy 0f July.
\. q. Isu, at 2 o'cinck y. ~. at said day. ~
the .-a-i door of the court hons- in the City
at Salina. Saline county. Kansas, offer foF
sale AZ public scuiion, o. the highest and
best bidder for cash iH hand. the following
described real estate. tO-Nii:
Lot numbrrrat fourteen flI on Jewell
avenue In the addition io the grounds ,sG the
Kansas Wesleyan University In the
slty of Sslins, saline county and state nf
Kansas. u iihOui app alSeHHni. with trne-
utehts, hereditameilts and Appurtenance.
thet~unt2 b-lOnslng. said real estate T. tax
IN ~ thr pfDp~fty 81 the shove banned de-
fsndant-. and 90 isr sold snl,j-s 60 - certain
mortgage Of f.ui and intefs-i thereon. and
viii be sold 20 satisfy said order at sale
oT PAn tbereni.
Given under M hand this slrJ ,iny vt June
A. u. lsH. fEEp u. QTIsrT.
ga Sheriff "r Saline county, K-aSas.
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SPECIAL EoEcE
FroA PeaPseass Carriage Wsrks.
aaaaaa Mans.aN

I have over 20 vehicles the very
BEST work that can be produced for
the money, consisting Of carriages.
Pheatons, bnggies, spring wagons
and six different styles Of road carts.
All thIAgood work il Of my own
mauufaeture, sod every job warrsu-
ted. Bee the Pearson Carriage
Works before buying elsewhere.
2l-u 3. Pearson, Prop.
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a safs EaSsafnsM1

u one which IL guaranteed 10
bring you Satisfactory results, or il
eass OF failure . rsturn Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
boy from our advertised Druggist p
sottis Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. ID Is guaranteed
10 bfing relief 10 every ease. WlIeE
used for any affection 81 Throat.
Langs or Chest, such a. COHsuunp
ttOa, Inflammation 81 IsuIigs.
1roochltIs, Asthma, whOoping
Cough, Group, etc, etc. IL il pleas
ant and agreeable to taste, PsFfecti.
safe, and can always be depende"
upoH. Trial bottle free 81 4. O.
Hughes Drugstore.
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Iiris Addition TO sa'

lins,
LOs strret Amt
4 Iro. are ~ y
3 10 % ~
Cover a Nan fiCsts
ktdlilsSn 70 8alinA
Lot Ifs. AL
8 Esht1 eeE
= eeNsstn 10 70
EcHsis Addition 70
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's
CstArrh remedy. Price 50 cents.
Nssal injectOr free. Sold by o. G..
TObey & Co, general agents.
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sHIIOH's vITALIZER is what
YOU need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness and all syn. PIoms
Of dysPePslS. Price 10 and % cents
Per bottle. Nor sale by o.C. Tobey
a Co, general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-07

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS. made mis-
cradle by that terrible cough. Shi.
loh's Cure lie the remedy for you.
Sold by o. G. Tobey Il Co. general
a1ants
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sHILOH's COUGH and consump-
lion cure 10 sold By Us on = gusIan-
tee. II cures consumption. Sold by
O. c. Tobey 4 Go. general agents.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can
be quickly cured by ShIloh's cure.
We guarantee &c. Sold by q. e. To.
hey a Co. general agents.
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH
and bronchitis Immediately relieved
by BhIloh's cure. Sold by %. G.. To-
hey & Go. general agents.
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WILL YOU SUFFER- with dye
pspsis and liver cemplaint7 shl-
leh's vltallser 10 guaranteed &c cure
you. Sold by o. c. TObey 4 Co. gen.
eral agents.
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SheriFs Sale.
BsnTy Gay
El.sor 4; soss, a., @ !: ". '0'f 20. ~.

Ispry Gay
Ea.sor 4, pose, g.; g, 4 W. Ic''r No. 'S''
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out Of
The district eouTt OF the thirtleth Judicial
District within and for the county Of Saline,
and state Of Kansas, IN the above entitled
esss. and 70 me directed aud delivered, will
Tuesday the 9Th day Of August,
A. D. tsae. 81 2o'elock D. m. standard time Of
said day, 81 The east donr of the c1urt housr
IN The city ofSalina. Saline county, Kansas,
odeE cor sale ~ public auction, TO the highest
aud best bidder Tor cash In hand. the follow
log deAortlsed real estate, to-wh:
Lot numbered twenty-five t2n on fTunt
stress In the city Of SaiiHa, according To- the
recorded plat thereof In the county OF
saline and state OF Kansas, Without APP
praisemsnt with tenemrntS, Embellishments
snd Gppartensnces thereunto belonging.
Said real estate Il taken ~ the prop
sfty Of the shove named defendants,
and 90 be sold subject 20 q mortgage Ga
Henry Gay for the sum 81 .eo and Interest
sod WIN b sold 70 satisfy said order of sale
or part thereof.
Given under my hand this End day "f
JAY, a. d. ism. FHEB n. QrISCN,
S-k sheriff &c Saline county. Kansas
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Tuesday the 9Th day Of August,
ShRriFs Sale.


Tbe wr~i side Nationally
Bank.
The salIna Electric Light
z Power Co., The Archer Casc No. issi.
Electric Manufacturing
Co, W. r. Geis W. y. Iiii-
ten, Geo. kTueEer, and
1ohn bcchi,
~ VlFtae of an order nj sale iss.,ed out af
tie District court of the thirtieth Jndirinl
District within and foT the cOuniy Of saline,
and state &C Kansas, Ia the AbstNe rattilesi
oase. aud 90 me dir-ctsi and DELIVERED. will
en-
Tuesday the 29th day 0f july.
A. D. IGa. at so'rIock p. N. of said day. Al
ths east door &C the eouf1 housr In The cliy %
Hallaa, Saline county, Kansas offer Tor sass
e Pu6ile aaettoa, 10 the highest and heNa
es61eF fos eaSh IN hand, the following de.
6erthad real estate, tO-wtt: The south half of
Ios bombeF one hundred and thirteen llt@l
ca afth street 90 In the city Of Saiina. saline
coe1ty, Kansas according IN the recorSied
plat thereof, under apprnlsmeut heretofore
made, with tene8euia, Embellishments aud
appuFteaaneea theiea1i0 belonging. said
rsAl ssfate u taken ~ the prOp~Fty az the
aeoved-naned defendants. aud 10 H. sold
aa6tect 10 q certain nioFtfagr OF e2.ieo and
eceracd Interest tksFeoa sud VIII be eold 20
saslBfy eAld order of sale o. . part tkerenl.
Given Under ny hand this 18th day Of June
H-N Sheriff Of Saline Coaniy, Kansas.
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Poor HUmanitVl

The common lot is one of sorrow say-at
least-the pessim SITS, they who look at the
worst side. Certainly what would otherwise
be bright existence, IS often Swallowed by
some aillnent that overhangS it like pail,
obscuring perpetually the radiance that else
would light the path. Such an ailment, and
4 very common one, is nervousness. or in
other words, weakness of the nervous system,
a condition only irremedisblc where INSULT
cient or improper means are taken to relieve
1t. The concurrent experience Of nervous
people who have persistently used Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters IS, that it conquers entirely
supersensitiveness Of the nerves, as well as
d'seases-so called-which are invited and
sustained by their chronic weakness As the
nerves gain stamina from the great tonic the
trouble disappears. Use the Bitters for ma
laria, rheumatism, biIiousness and kidney
troubles.
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Card from Father Grabfnger.

INDEPENDENCE, March THE no.
tice in the BANNER few days ago
that colored woman had to take
the constable along to get her chill
dren out of the colored institution
here, must have got in the BANNER
by bad information. The woman in
question brought her children last
June to the institution in Houston
to get an education, and was, there
fore, like any other father and mother
to take them out whenever
she pleased. In her ignorance she
might have thought the directory
would make some difficulty to her,
because she had promised to pay
certain sum which was not complied
with. Of course such people have
no idea of the motives by which
such concerns in the Catholic church
are governed. There was no consta-
BILE needed, to say the least.
Respectfully,
J. GRAB1NGER.
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SONS OF HERMANN LODGE.

Vorwartz lodge No. 6, Sons of
Hermann, was organized in this city
lat s o'clock on Friday evening by
Messrs. VIM. L. Renschkel, of San
Antonio, A. Vented, of st. Louis,
and A. II. Goebel, of Austin, who
acted as installing officers. Judge
Juliues Schuntze, of Austin, was ex-
pected to be present, but found at
the last moment that he could not
leave. The Sons of Hermann is a
very ancient organization, is strictly
a German institution and until a
few months ago there was only one
lodge in the state. The lodge Or
ganized Friday evening is the sixth.
The meeting was held at Zeiss hall,
and the lodge was organized with
the following charter members: E.
Riechardt, A. A. Woehler, E. G.
Langhammer, Chas. Halenza, VIM.
Wenenweiser,.R. Strickert, ". Cortes
Ed. Amsler. 81. Fischer, J. Fl. Meyer,
G. Niederauer, W. Henttig, DR.. Ed.
Becker, Ben Schmid, Hugo Becker,
L. Durr, F. Weis and F. Krentzlin.
The fo11owinor off1cerc Ivara e1ectnd.
R. Stiickert, past president; Il.
FRANKIE, presiden; Ben Schmidt, vice
president; Chas. Halenza, secretary;
Ed Amsler, treasurer; W. Cortes, in
side guard; J. H. Meyer, outside
guard, E. G. Langhammer, guide;
trustees, 81. Becker, c. Neiderauer
and 81. Meyer. The lodge will for
the present meet every Wednesday
evening.
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Poison Oak.

The following extract t4ken from letter
writtsn by Mr.. Z. A. bell, fully explains
itself:
While'surveying land in 1889 accidentally
handled poison oak vine, and in less than
.hree hours 1.-THE eruption usually resulting
from such contact begins in ten day s. my
face WAS swollen ard disfgured, and my
hands and arms seriously affected. l i'm
mediately began taking Swifts Specific Is. S.
81 and after taking three bottles l found all
signs of the breaking out entirely removed.
1 was led to suspect its return at the same
time next year, but it did net, nor has there
been any indications of its return since.
My little boy, eight years old, was afflicted
with the same poison in 1884. After taking
several bottles of Swift Specific Is. S. S. the
eruption entirely disappeared. A very
slight form Of the same eruption returned
duling the next spring, but we then resumed
the S. S. S., and having taken enough dur
ing that season to make the cure permanent,
he has not since had any return Of the dis
ease. Swih's Specific Is. S. S. certainly
effected thorough cures IN both these cases,
and l regard II rs most effective remedy
for all SUCH diseases.
Z. a. B Ii, Anderson, S. @.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mail
ed free. Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Gu.
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European Steamship Business,

Those who contemplate trip to Europe
or wish to prepay the passage of relatives or
friends from any part Of Europe to any point
on or via the line of the Santa Fe route will
do well to call on or address j. G. Sloan,
G., c. & S. F. Ry., agent at Brennan station,
before negotiating or purchasing elsewhere,
Mr.. Sloan is prepared to quote lowest rates
and furnish through tickets ofall classes from
or to England, ireland, France, Germany,
Switzerland, Austria, Norway, Sweden, &c,
by most direct and quickest Steamship lines.
Mr.. Sloan will at all times take pleasure in
fully answering any inquiries relative to rail-
road and steamship business,
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LOCAL NE WIS
Death of JAS. E. Slater.

- Mr.. James E. Slater, whose death
was foreshadowed in the morning
paper, died at his residence 4 this
city at 11:40 o'clock on Friday night
Bright's disease of the kidneys,
aged fftY-six years, one month and
fourteen days. The deceased was a
native of Alabama, having been born
in Mobile. He was married twice,
his second wife being Mrs. Shep-
herd, the mother of Mrs. Boiling Ell
bridge, of this city. They were
married in Montgomery, Ala,
moved to Mobile, and came from
that city to Brennan in 1868. Short
ly after moving to this city Mr.. Sla-
ter engaged in the mercantile bust
ness, afterwards built the Peabody
House and kept hotel. He was
operator for the Western Union
Telegraph company in Brennan for
teh years and kept his Office in the
hotel. He quit the employ of the
company little over year ago,
from which tine he had been an iu-
valid up to his death. The deceased
enjoyed fine educational advantages
in his youth, having been educated
in Europe. He was a republican
in politics, but never entered upon
public life or held any Office except
a clerkship in the senate OF Texas in
$780, By his second wife he had
FIVE children-one son and four
daughters. The son was killed IN
an accident on the Houston & Texas
Central road about eighteen yeas ago
at the age of seven. The widow and
four daughters survive him and
all reside N this city.
NE eldest daughter, Miss Lima
Slater, is engaged in teaching music
81 Schu,enberg, and the second
Daughter, Miss Georgia, is employed
in teaching elocution at Marshall.
The deceased was devout member
of the Methodist church, and not
only lived honestly up to his pro-
LESSONS, was active and jealous in
encouraging others to lead christian
lives.
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The BANNER reported the other
day that Mr.. G. NJ. Williams, far
mer living four miles east of town,
had lost a fine mule from distemper.
He has four or five more horses and
mules on his place similarly afflicted,
and it is now thought that they
have the CHAMBERS. Other cases are
reported in the neighborhood and
the farmers have become uneasy.
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NoN EsT-On Thursday afternoon
two bad little boys, Willie Cook,
and another little fellow named
Hickey, went to Mrs. K. Johnson's
rd6dence in the northern suburb of
the city and threw stones into the
house at Mrs. johnson and shot at
herwith niggershooters." Mrs. John
son finding it impossible to overtake
the feet-footed little scape graces
and administer castigation to them
herself, reported them to police
headquarters, and Officer Tom Whit
man effected their capture late in
the evening. The parents of the
little fellows secured their release
and promised to have them appear
in court Friday morning, but they
were mon est inventus" when the
time came. The practice of carry
ing "nigger-shooters" is getting too
common around town again, and
ought to be put a stop to. The BAN
NE& reported short time ago the
circumstance of a fine horse belong
ing to Mr.. r. Gross, the music man,
having and eye shot out. The re-
porter has since heard of chickens
being Filled by the small boys with
their pestiferous ''nigger-shooters."
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A RAILROAD man came into the city
on Friday afternoon with sixty dol
lars in his possession. On Saturday
afternoon he was seen staggering
through the ST eets bear-headed
friendless and without cent. He
had fallen into the tolls of the color
ed wenches in Hells Half Acre and
had been literally robbed. It is a
shame that the city allows these
brazen women to rob as often as
they do.
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'Tis strange, ladies will go on
month ter month suffering with
some female disorder, which one
bottle of Dr.. Drougoole's English
Female Bltters would speedily
correct.
''ln my extensive practice among
women" wrl IS an eminent physi,
clan, who has made the study of
female diseases specially, never
have l found a female tonic and
regulator so happily combined as
Dr.. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters."
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Liquors! LighOFg! LiqEOPS

JUST received two car loads IL
quors, consisting Of Brandies, Gins,
Blackberry Brandy, French Cog
nae Whiskey-all grades--in bar
rels, halt barrels and 10 and gal
Ion kegs. Also all imported
Wines, Liebfrauenmllch, Royal
Schwarzberger Brauneburg Aus
bruch, Nodhausser ZiIt'nger &c.
Zwetchen wsuer, Rudolph BaGer
Danz1g Bitters, Peacock Gin, ].
A. Gilka, Schutzen strasse, No. 9
Barlin and all imported and
domestic Bitters.
F. KRENTzLIN,
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
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Mr.. HEBER STONE has had men
engaged for the past few days in
overhauling and cleaning up the
machinery down at the ice factory
with the view to starting up steam
as soon as warm weather sets in.
There is no prospect immediate Or
remote that the cold storage will
'materialize, and as Mr.. Stone doesn't
expect to make any money out of
ice factory everybody should
patronize it 50 it will at least pay
expenses.