The Saline County Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 2

1 The Safe Ccccty Joaraal. rnURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2S, 1876. mil jlj iii ir'' RATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET. for RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, Of Ohio.

rou vicE-ritKsmnNTt WILLIAM A. WHEELER, OfKcw York. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. AT LARGE-WALTFR SIMONS, of Xcosho county. J.

11 JOIiXOV, ol JtCersnn county. DISTRICT ELECTORS: I. THOMAS HUGHES, of Murali ill county. II. W.

A. of Ainltrhon couniy. 11 It. W. 1.

Iltrwv county. STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Governor: GEORGE T. ANTIIONV, Of Lwnuiworth county. For I.leutennnt-Gortrnor.

M.J. SALTER, Ol eosliocounty.a For Secretaty of islate, THOMAS II. CAVANAUGH, Of Saline county. For Ami i tor, P. I.

BONEURAKE, Ol Hii'w me county. For Attorncy-Generiil, WILLARD DAVIS, Ol Labette county. For Treiturer, JOHN FRANCIS, Of Allen county. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, ALLEN B. LEMMON, Ol Coulci couiitj.

ForMiinlnrofConsress, First Distrkt WM. A. PHILLIPS. Of. "aim-county.

COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. For Rejireicntutiri', J. G. MOHLER, Of-mokvHill I'ounship. For Prolate fudge, AUGUST HON I) OfSmolun lownMiiji," For Clerk of the JiMiict Court NCLS PETERSON, Of Smoky View ForMperlntemlent of Public fnitruttlou, A.

G. DENTON, Of Ohio Tow nih.i For County Attorney, JOHN FOSTER, OfSnioUj Hill 1oiibliii. (MM-I1H IkJllJJI II IMJII ItEPUBLIGAW JUDICIAL CONVENTION A Hi publican Convention lor tin nutf tiitli.Tmlicinl DWtriit liulu-lilat ihi-couit boue in KIIbmm'Ii, on trim wlnv tin- 1 -III Orlober, 10 o'clocV u. in toi th purpose of nimnii ttinj a Republic in cawliiluti f.irJmUeof giiil District. Tin lusH of pi i nt ition ill be one ill leg ite foi laeli IriiUinii il p.rt ol .1) ote-i or more jiolleil for rtpivseiitiitieatlhu ik'Uluii of 1373, anil is us follow a hiiline county 1.T.S 10 deli rates 5Ii riieraon iln "TO lo 7 ilo Mntoln ilo 1o lo 1 llsuorth do lo :5 ilo Hii-wll lo lo 2 do Kills do 2U do 2 do I'rimiry iiii tmjtocbci dibitcs to Mini flnnira-tion ill be I old audi I mud ami pluc us the Cuiti 1 nlliinltticof elcncollllH 1" llv tinier of CHAS It.

l.L'13LT.fCli,n "ilhieCo Uo. (Vi Com. Ml I'll! 18011 XV MKII, Liiuoln Lihwoitii" IOH.N ISAILM, ItiHatll MM.M01. Ellis THE rwiINTY COXVKNTIOS. Yesterday there convened at tho Court Houso tho largest delegate Convention oyer ticiu in amino county, ries in tho various precincts had been jnr, it will not pay to raise it at pres-largely attended, in many cases the full Cnt pi ices.

Corn will not keep here voto was pollod. As a consequence, tho from one year to another liko it will in convention was filled Kansas in tho summer the wcavel gets in it and destroys it. Tho average tivo men. Tho proceedings throughout yjcd of colton acre is one-half bale, wero harmonious, and marked with 050 pounds, corn 30 bushels, good feeling. It i the opinion of man' Wo havo storms and drouths to in-that it was tho best convention ever 'j'o crops hero as well as in Kansas.

Il 1 im .1 v- 'has been very warm hero this summer, uuuij. -w. w. M. ft nid wintcr did not sco iiuwor nominated by acclamation, of JJrookvillo was chairman, and an ablo lh(J an(, floWPra wcr0 in Weaver, I).

I. Minor and L.G. Don-presiding officer ho mado. Ilo presided all winter As for climate, soil, ton were put in nomination for Superin-with dignity, was impartial in his nil- good citizens, 1 think Kansas by far tendont of Public Instruction, b. G.

and gavo tho best of satisfaction, mB rp Air. 1. J. orossan was oocicwij The lollowing goniiomcn were cieeieu di-legatos to tho Judicial Com ention to bo held at Ellsworth C. A.

Hillor, C. E. Paulkncr, C. L. llusscy, T.

J. Going, F. xt 1 i r- Kingman, Nels. Peterson, J. C.

McJua- V. ry, C. 11. Ronton, A. Reborns and C.

E. mi 1 1 Granger. Tho alternates chosen wero iger as follows: W. B. Scholl, A.

O. Sloan, A. M. Bccbe, G. C.

Prescott, U. 11 ti 1 1 ngg, V.B.Martin, II. II. Sudendorf, 1 11 1 iv 1 iff. McCaity, J.

O. Hanford and 1 rank aodnow. Tho delegates wero inslrue St Jeff Good tod to uso all honorablo moans to secure nomination of Hon. J. 11.

Prescott as of tho District Court. Tho wero elected delegates to Senatorial Convention to bo held at R- 1L liopf -r Tt nii-ifm IT II R.iL-nr x. u. Liona. 1 7" jj.

1 lanuurs, v. Weaver now low, M. M. Briggs, J. E.

Harrison, 2. SwatiBOn. h. E. Samiihon, S.

JI.L Hamilton, Frocman Kingman and A MePhinl. Tho delegates were instructed lo uso all honorable means to secure tbo nomination of Ai. D. Sampson for Stato Senator. Tho convention then proceeded to tho nomination of a couniy ticket.

Capt. J. G. Mohler was nominated for Representative ou tho third ballot. Augut Bondi was nominated for Probatcludge on the first ballot, Ncls Peterson for Clerk ol tho District Court on tho first ballot; L.

G. Ronton fo Superintendent of Public Instruction on tho first ballot, and John Foster for County At tornoy by acclamation. Tho ticket is, in tho main, good one, nnd c-atmot be beaten. Tho following gentlemen wero chosen as members of the Count' Central Comtmtluo for the ensutngyear: Smoky Hill township, il. D.

Sampson; Gypsum Creek, II. R. Stagg; Pleasant Pleasant Valid. A. Robbins; Elm rn rr ltttif 1 1 icy view, A.

o. Wini, n. i trotn the scow, lollowod ov the report ut mii.tci function. Townsend, A. R.

Head, h. n. ng Gypsni J. W. 1'etowon West the tit0t qun, nnd there was an "lant Titrt.

s. Baker. E. Foraso nd tho tl d. tho rowiN swa inir about Tarrant SclUcr Apei tent.

oraiiian a nurcw jouhsuh, jjmi ihuhui, i comb-nr, ih-milcal properties of the beat mlnerl following gentlomen wero olccttI ns al: I in fresh paiicmc to get a good btnnd-, irU fifiln.r Ci M-irlc. point Ten minutes later another re-, soli sy all druggists. tcrnatcs: I. J.boing, 1 u. jj.

On uormanent organization James! flnii dcen hush fell upon the mnl-' rz G.Denton, C. E. Granger, Wm. Rerg, fc UI Thomu TVllInL, uibTXen Creek; J. W.Bloudonjlter, A.V.

Fone. 11 nhin. S. Wa nut. John Wilson; Smo-' ky View, Robert Crawford Solomon, 11.

Shier; Falun, E. Forsce; Eureka, J. Weaver Washington, C. Benton Liberty, D. J.

Crossan Spring Creek, R. R. EDIT0RIIL ITE3IS. Tho Yellow fever raging in different portions of tho South. Two more MolI.e Maguircs have been convicted of conspiracy to murder.

Tho President has returned, marked "approvod," papers commuting tho sentences of Ilcsing, Miller, Burrougs, Powell, and tho Chicago whiskey ring thieves. Tho Indian correspondent of the New York Herald pronounces tho campaign a failnrc, and uiges a searching investigation into tho facts connected with tho Custer massacio. He has views, and his way of expressing them reminds ono of Nnsby's remark to Talt's order was enough to unsettle tho devotion of himself and Ibsakcr Gavitt to tho government. Tin: 1XDUUCMB.NTS OF TFAlS. Many people havo been induced to emigrate to Texas by advertisements making "liberal" oflcrslo those desiring employment or a home.

Tho following is taken from a letter written by a former Kansas man to Mr. A. M. Claflin, of this city, and gives an int-ight into the condition of affairs in tho interior ol Texas 1 supposo 3-011 will bo surprised to hear that I am in Texas. Well, I am surprised mysolf to think that 1 was so foolish as to leavo as good a homo as K.auas, and como here.

I Jcamo here with the intention of going to farming; tho planters wero advertising thnt they would furnish tho tenants land, comfortable dwelling0, team's, feed for teams, seed, farming implements, and fuel, also the ihc of one or two cows tho ten ant to give the planter half oT all crop- raised. After spending about two weeks looking around, I concluded not to farm any ir. a number of reasons, viz. 1st. The comfortable dwellings the' agree to aro nothing but miserable log huts.

2nJ. Tho team would bo a j-oko of oxlmi, or ono mule orpotu'; some of tho farmeis do all their plowing and cultivating with a single liorio or mule; and the feed for team was nothing more or less than the glass as it grows on tho prairie, ud. Tho farming implements consist of an eight inch plow, and shovel plow. I think twenty dollars would buy till the implements on an' ono plantation in this part of Texas. The seed the' iur-niih (corn and cotton) is a small item.

They will furnish you with firo wood but you must shop and haul them a load forovciy load -ou get. Some ol tho planters will let you have a ow to milk, if you go to tiiu I101 tn l'r. but it would lako about nine men and fourteen horses to get her, and it would tako about thrco cows to keep a family of two in milk. In Southern Tixas they raise corn and cotton, but nu small o-rain. it wi II not do woll hern.

lth tho farming implements they have here, ono man cannot cultivate 111010 than nine ac nine acres of corn, and nine of cotton. a good doal of hard snpnsies Texas and I want to emigrant Kansas. Salina i more like home to 1 ihjm nj. Iaco wq havo jived since any pi: we lelt Pennsylvania. rroccrdlngs of the Coiinti Contention.

The convention was called to order by Mr. Charles R. Buell, who appointed 1 C. E. Granger tempoiary chairman, On motion.

T. D. W. Manchester was choscd temporary secretary. On motion, a commilteo of ono from voting precinct was appo'ntcd as a ot commilteo on eiodential and also a 1 commilteo ol fivo on permanent organ i- i zation wero appointed.

Tho following was tho committee on soutii initio jcocf, surmounted uy 1 t- 1, 1 c.n... tisii advertising board. Tho rock to Lc credentials: r. 1j. liond, bmouy Hill: I blasted lay beneath tho surface botween Chas.

Benton, Washington, S. i- Little Uland and HuIIett's Point. The Decker, Spring Creek, L.Denton, Ohiojijrovernment tcow and police and tho J. C. McQuary, Eureka; A.

R. Head, (Emigration B.ard steamer and hundrc's Tt, l.M.t.'of barges and rowboats lay between J- t4tcutll ii luiivt, kt.n tt 17 viwufc; J-'U'i ltMsn. Fn 1111 Chas. unnerMin. Smn- Si Fc w.

I rM HI Tl Tl kjuiuuiu. i iiintr Oro'v- A. Amos. Eureka A. C.

iroin men nuui uio wnru gun ai mpuTWOur umiire-Me ti nmcntina- On motion tho Chair appointed a n0rtli and fcouth about COO yard the1 committee of five, cti -istingof Evandor, water whitened, and-aro-e evenly three Light, Frank Goodi.ow, 11. Miller, L. or four feet high. A dull thud wa-Baxter, and 11. R.

Sugg, on order ol heard, the rock trembled beneath the business. feetot the multitude a if from two quick, On motion adjourned until 2 p. m. Lhort puliation of earthquakes. Tin On reasMimbliug T.

L. Bond, chair- water, which appeared to remain tinman of commilteo on credentials report- tionary for an instant, broke and spurt ed tho following delegates present: ed up in irregular, dark, yellowish Smoky Hill Township John Yalin, mases, about twelve feet high, mixed, James Chase, J. N. McCarty, R.T.Wat 'with dark -moke from tho dynamite Xt I l.n..!- nnri iu mninnnf ho a rp im.n i.u V. R.

Sholl, A. M. Beehc, Theo. Verr-, river rc timed ita psacefula-pect. Then andimaiui.

xriih ciio tor T. J. Cfoing L). J. Add-on, E.

R. i mighty iheer aroe Irom alube north tmtni ia uk iwi tcota Switzcr, M. A. Wellington, t'eat of the citv, and the steamer' Inplement ID A. W.

Wickham, I. L. Carver, J. K. nnd and Mem whittles were, OIBEHTf -Cjta UarriKon.

II. I). Baker. L. E.

SamiKon. T. L. Bond, C. L.

Htsoy, C. A. lliller, It. A. Nelson, Frank Gojdaow, Wm.

liiiohno.r. W. It. KiMtuicrs. Smoky Vicw-C.

P. Gunnerson, A. W. Dahlston, James Smith, Alexander MrPhnil. Walnut H.

II. Sutton, John Wils-on, A. C. Waite, Sell, Porter. Elm Crook John S.

Baker. A. hundreds ol row boats sot out Rm.n ilanl. nn Snrimr Creek S. D.

Decker, Thomas Clark, Frank Cole, It. R. Titus Chas.E. Uronirnr Grander. Powells Aaron Robbing.

Darby T.C. Marks, A. R. Head, H. Coombs.

Ohio E. Light, Sam Hamilton, Geo. Hawlev. L. G.

Denton. Washington Chas. Benton, D. G. IVntiin.

Ed. Nelson. lt.Inn Kiin T.ni-aso. Rust inson. i J.

Forsse. John Olean. I West Smolen J. M. Danielson, C.J.

Broden; J. W. Peterson. East Smolan Henry Miller, James F. I3aeon, Andrew Johnson, Swan Beng-slon.

Liberty D. J. Crossan, James Henderson, C. Swanson, Royal JOampkin, Ben. Morclam.

Eureka T. D. W. Manchester, J. C.

McQuary, W. II. Amoe. Gypsum Henry R. Stagg, E.

Mor-ring. Waddells O. G. Blair, J. II, Taylor, Temp Elliott.

Dist. No. 9. H. Parmcntr, J.

G. Slover. Dist. No. 15.

A. P. Collins. The report was received and adopted James Chace, chairman of tho committee on permanent organization, reported the names of C. E.

('ranger for Permanent Chairman, and D. J. Lros sen for Secretary. Adopted. F.

Goodnow, from tho committee on order of business, reported tho following order: Election of Delegates to the Judicial and Senatorial conventions; nomination of county officers Repic- sentativc, Pi obate Judge, Clerk of Dis trict Court, County Attorney, and Su-peiintendent of Public Instruction. Re port adopted. On motion, a committee of thrco from each commissioner district was appointed to select a list of delegates to tho Judicial convention at Ellsworth and the Senatorial convention at Lindsburg. Tho Chair appointed A. Wjckham, II.

I). Baker, Jas. Chaco from tho 1st A. O. Waitc, J.

H. Taylor, J. C. ary, 2nd B. R.

Titus, E. Robins, L. G. Denton, 3d Dist. Tho commilteo reported tho follow, ing: Delegates to the Judicial Convention C.

A. lliller, C. E. Faulknor, C-L. Ilusso, T.

J. Going, F. Kingman. N. Petorson, J.

C. McQuary, C. 11. Ben-ten, A. Robbins, C.

E. Granger. Dele-gales to tho Senatoiial Convention R-II. Bishop, T. Jj.

Bond, J. Chaco, II. D. Baker, W. B.

Flanders, A. C. Wait, Ja. Smith, Temp. Elliot, J.

Weaver, W. B. Townsend, A. R. Head E.

Light, R. R. Titus, J. S. Baker, E.

Forsso. Roport adopted and tho delegates to tho Judicial convention wero instructed to use all honorable means to secure the nomination of J. II. Prescott lor Judge; and delegates to tho Sonatorial conven tion wero instructed to lineal! honorable means to securo the nomination ol M. D.

Sampson for Mate Senator. The following alternates were elected: Judicial Scholl. A Sloan, Prescott, II Stagg, II Sudendoif, Jeff McCartty, Hanford. Frank Goodnow. Senatorial Going, Marks, Denton, EGran-nor.

Win Berg, B-nks, IS Scholl, rrank booclnow, 31 JL Uriggs, js Uar- lison, I'j Swanson, Sampson, Hamilton, Freeman Kingman, A Me-Pnail. It was moved and carried that delegates voto viva voce. D. E. Fuller, C.

E. Faulkner, J. G. Mohler, J. B.

Groger and C. II. Underwood wero put in nomination for Representative, and J. G. Mohler was nominated on tho third ballot.

August Bondi and T. D. W. Manchester were put in nomination for Pi obate Juilgo. August Rondi receiving a majority, his nomination was mado unanimous.

Ncls Peterson and T. D. W. Manchcs ter wero put in nominated for Clerk of District Court. Mr.

withdrew his name and Nels Peterson was Denton received a majority, and his nomination was mado unanimous. Johj Kofclor w.w for Coun. ty A'tornc by acclamation. On motion tho Chair was instructed to appoint ono from each township as members of the Central Committee. Adjourned.

C. E. GRANGER, D. J. Crossan, See y.

Chairman. The FxjHOslon at Hell date. Directly opposite, across the river, was Uallctl's Point, and tho timbers and shanties at tho opening ol tho shaft. Nearly midway in tho river, but a trifle to tho north was Little Island, with its boat houses, and a few hundred yards to 1 orlc and atd island, about op- 1 ni ciutu iihi iuu ui auumi; uium which was lollowod itreciaulj at 9 mm utcs to 3 bv the explosion. In a straight nnrl -oom nrf li linn blown, and the bolls were rung out jov-, )OU lyt and all waover.

The report was- scarcely noticeable, and not so much a rinnlo was caused mon npnlo was caused upon the save just over the fpot uhere the ex- ploMon took place. There wasnocon-lcmUnPiw cufion in the air. and not a pane of class was broken in tho city or on Ward', l.bnd. Immediately alter the ih fair Ucll Gate, each an si lo have the hen jr of first pass- in" over the eceno of tho explosion That tho work was effectually done is general feeling, and this also appears from tho fact that the polico boat passed over tho spot safely. Probably the finest view of tho whole explosion was from Hoyt's place, some 700 yards east of Point.

Tho ground is high, and Hell Gato dtd not appear more than 200 yards away. It was from this point thaL Ircnera ewton anu llic.ieieirrann kn! operators sent tho electric lima into tnc mtr.e. Suddenly a cloud of water turned into white spray and shot up just off Hal-lett's Point. This was followed by a cloud of black smoke, rocks, lumber, und at the same moment a heavy shock ran through tho ground, and gavo ono tho impression of being lifted about two inches. The sound of the explosion loud, but low, rumbling, and deep.

A cloud of yellow smoko followed the rocks, and in ten seconds the water had become again bvel, no traces being left but a large yellow paco caused by the mud and o'her substances thrown up. At tho works it was found that the coffer-dam which surrounded tho shaft was entirely gone. A small houso which Htood close by tho shaft was thrown a distance of len feet, but all tho other buildings were just as before tho explosion. Tho affair was a complet success, and tho whole reef was blown up. The tide has been materially changed by the explosion, and now the current sets directly on Big and Little Mill Rocks.

They will havo to bo exploded next. MISCELLANEOUS AD VS. FAULKNER WILDMAN, Real Estate, Loan AND IXSUKAXCJE AGENTS. MONEY TO LOAN On City nd Country Property. Homestead and Pre-Emphon Receipts Acciptul as sufficient evidence of title.

Farms City Property for Sale, ApinUfntli'-sile of the LAND COMPANY LANDS, Xjifo axx5L Insui'aaoo Wiitttn in rtlialjle Oflice over Whitiheal A-aeamin's, iitov AyKXUK, sauna, Kansas, Briggs Gebhart, (Succiaaors to C. A. Kinsman Co.) Diakro in Agricultural IrapIementSjSeeds AND A General Assortment of Hardware, Sole Agents for John Deer Valine Plows Duclcyc tD Champion Ticaprrs and Mower leaders, Harvesters, and other Jicading Implements. 103 Santa Fe Avonuo.Salina, Kansas. Vilxt Carroll, Real Estate, Insurance, AND Uuy and 'ell Land and City Property onCoin- Iu-uie Uu-iiie--! IIoti-cs, Dwcll'm-, iH-hool Houses and Chuichc.

Lo Money on Impiored Farms and City Property, on 'jo rm: years time. Al-o Special Ajrents of the New York Lin: Jnslkancf Company. Office. 3 doors South of John Gels Hank. Livery, Feed and Sale STABLE.

HORSES BOAItDKD-DV THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH, AND Carriages FURNISHED TO AN1' PART OF THE CITY, AVITII Careful and Attentive Drivers SALIXA, lOLXSAS. W. M. CLARKSON. NE A I) VE RT I TS.

mmmm DIcic. Iilcc tlvcrs, pnr from small ctaf. The roarmp rircr rnir it o-istlv tliir rtcl from It courf nor tli lice fr lt iltruetifr work Tak in time, dlara-p. irhiei Is innwlr an may Ihs avertetl oy tfcc or OiUie PULAlDESTUL CA.DilATE make I-rl rai'Mtly -nl for circular rw 01 0 rtnrIV-rl Knsratlne Si Wall OlO i RC Fjl ra me CanU. vnih nam-, Mrrtii, Li -o4-plil L.

JOSE A CO. N4aa, S. 1. KEEPS PATENT 3artIy-Made DressShiri. Q.

mm Wamna Mh and it I.J1M FllbrI a fa.Ml I fcni3in2 a taatrr 1 tn jLao j- Outom ISliiX't' Mail toMcvur-, CftniplrU. Ihr rrr b-t. rOR A'liVXS SOZiAZlS nfr ail Jt 1 'VnTTVn ir, TrUrra7V Uart- xv.v-, j.u.u.1 k4 ii U(w w.Ttirg'i I AUVELK I IwlliMi igo JJ a-Mrr crn poitpii cm. If Psi-k K. orlu LPl t- kkrfi a iwW 9.

tkt I SALINA BUSINESS CARDS. DROVERS' STABLE! Drovers' and Farmers1 Headquarters -v -rp -t A -i-w -i-w -t- -j tl -1 SHELTER FOR LOADED WAGONS! Stock Bought and Sold. Auction every Saturday, at 2 o'cloclz, p. U'h en Stock of all kinds trill be sold, Colts Broken Horses Handled SJAT.1 FE AVEXUE7SALIXA, KANSAS. Second door north of Major IJerVs Land Office, W.

H. A Proprietor. MONEY TO LOAN In Saline. NIcPherson. Ellsworth, Ottawa, Lincoln and Dickinson Counties, on IMPROYED FARMS, AND CITY PROPERTY.

IEOH. 3, 4 or "STE5.A.HSI, AT REASONABLE RATES. Parties wishing to Iwrnnv monev to prove up on Clils, thost- who Kicuir's Fmnl 'cwlpt on Preemption or II inetoiul, anil wlih to borrow raomylM-f rt-theputeiit is issued, can beaccominoilateU. -M'Ily to fi MILTON IW-nnta Fe Avcihip, Salinii, Kansii, (First Door Sonth of Ober. Bond XViUon'a JEWELRY, CLOCKS, ETC.

J. B. WHITEHEAD. DEALERS IN Watches, Cloclcs fc SPECTACLES, ETC rOSTQFJUCE JSVTLDiyG, Salina, Iiansas. ALL WORK WARRANTED Watches, Clocks ami Jcwcry carefully repaired ami tlrancil 'Hie pitroniceof the of Salini anil res'iectfully solicited.

PALACE BILLIARD II ALL, Tiif Most Elkoant Resort IN CENTRAL KANSAS, Still slTonli unusual uport far the jouns iuu of the Wtsl. Tr-r prof ritrtor ileslrps to inform hl patron thnt br- slilca two Magnificent Billiard Tables, I He ha, on li iul th best sUcK ol LIQUORS, WINES and CIGARS, Ever be-fore brorht to Central or Western Kimjmm. SANTA FE AVENUE, FIRST DOOIt SOUTH OF GEIS' ItANK, D. H. Rentchlers' I GRAIN DRILL.

Tti rm- i2 imtirmrmt ia thlt 111 tit arrifaitorr. and eitx nn frrl Cmbu Oiaa aaj- rrSH a Jla tfee market. Tb6y aphuc Force Feed BRILL in the World, aDd Most Durable tbe Market, T1723LO oaJyJOarUt tlxn.t nevor a ww-w k. Tar 9 od xri.xJa. ZrJHilay C3nln.

I WwraaxJi wjas, Kyr. Oai, Bartty.Uaa-; aa4iSarittt aflat dnNr 1 M-tf IfnsiM TltfnrrB. a(ui42 Jkvrrr sd Tias BWS? sniMj u-i- or utpt. 3BrflrO XjXWCJOXjW. J'l usx, Ka5-v FURNITURE, HARDWARE, 1875.

FALL OF Ho Reduclicn of Stock, O-reat CO C3 CO eg 55 IMMENSE LINE OF HEATERS. SHELVES FULL GF HARDWARE. THE LARGEST STOK OF FURNITURE West of the Missouri Eiver. JOB AND EEPAIR SHOPS IN PULL OPERATION. Call and see us for anything wanted in our line, and wo will sell or nominal profits to cash buyers.

Very Respectfully, JRAlfCLTFF BROS. DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, AO HOWARD M. SALE, Druggist and Apothecary, IS NOW RECEIVING A fyiAMOTH STOCK OF NEW DRUGS AVliicIi he "Will Sell a-t tlicLo-wcstTiviiisr IricoM. Faints, Oils, IV LIQUORS FOR MEBiOOTAI PURPOSES, TOIIEIT ARTIGIaEIS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. riciaa chittio ws xxi.xix-.vx-.:eix v.x ali, iroxrxis.

Iron Avenue HARDWARE, STOVKS, TIXWAUK, Ac. A. J. SCHWARTZ BROv DI.AM.RS IN Agricultural Implements, Hardware, Stoves TT I AV AKE. AGENCY roil TUE (ELEHKATED NAILS, PUTTY and GLASS Warranted tlie Jivst Coal WaWxpznwswE ZL-SoxxtCT for llxo XjoncXlxxr Ixnplomcntn Walter A.

Wood's Mower and Jiba per, Buffalo Pitts' 'lhrcsher, Mo-line Flows, Brown's Corn Planter, Stwlebaker Wagons, Improved Buckeye Grain Drills Vomer Iron Avenue and Seventh Street, TOTKiBFOBJEl MILK M.LK (MILK ttt -rr MHL.K A- M. BBEBE'S MILK MILK AUCTION HOUSE! No trtsaoti A Trim, (frolinfi Unl), Alo tlo a General Trading Commission th tire. LANDSAND LOTS On Iiaml to Inwle for any tloI of 0'-l. IACIFIC HOUSE, JEPFBIE3 POBTX.EWAIT. Proprietor OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.

SALINA, Free 'Bus to and from ail Trains. The I'cfio Hoot i a nnr hntMing a4 ovatatH IV (MMiTeniBOM of a 6mt (s ttU4 A tfwJmt tmntr nm t.a ttrnnl ami arrri t-r tJ mm tratHrrS It la U5trri tflf jfltr UV catj wlih or wfcot mm ftiU.fcwll'a zturaaut! Livery, Sale and Feed Stable, Best Turn Outs in llie City. Versos 13 zzxrSjySL. "zy tiio ZDsy cr AWAGON YARD Tw tattsuir te 4rw at m4 w1 Fel of all sa HarJ Sr BaU. ZZouaon to Xloxxt- A.C.COCSK, Sauna, ICaxjiasi.

FARMERS1 HOME Livery, Feed Sale Stable te jwrtwrrfcr. wI- rv a. CaTffWJtt trsC7 rl if Hay an Crtln In Abundanc. jiCovmJmjraaiiQKS at uova crw AJ Caia6. aic4 "VV3UC IXtTMr JeCJKXt STOVES TINWARE.

1875. Redaction of prices- oo inclow Glass, Varnish Salina, Kansas LIME, PLASTER and CEMENT and Wood Stores Jlada. MSLK MILK RIVERSIDE DAIRY! Keir Salina, Kansas, J. M. AXDE11S0N, PropY.

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4j, a tajayt S. School Books a Specialty. Mttta t44 t-r te 4 Mm (waf'to, Aa AkS (VjaVf KlJxtKt. George ARCHITECT and BUILDER. 1 lrrfJ not4F wlrv JW am trrwwi.

PIan3 and Specifications Drawn r4T, VsHj aarM rf i-l rws asap SHOP: lb4. Vini D. FREEM1LLER, BOOTH VJV BHC12 i tA faw auia vrit? Js'Mrf a4jr -t 1 i i t'.