The Weekly Democrat from Salina, Kansas • 4

Ibe Ili HiiliiglBM still. Tlio raw Unit us lu lmvo tuiue oil A GHEAT OPPOETTOOT, The Itcmiing flowering Mill located neural, For lee, clear, eoo and nice, huv orders at the City Bakery. J. 11, Lav, Proprietor. nut Prlduy itfurmmn, ltlwtHn JIuriM Mie mile and a quarter south of lieu frtvli-y and (he Kwtdo (iirl, I in Ufit COHTHAOTOaa A SOILDEKA.

KltfTKUKIt PARK Kit. Nli-iooii eulh aire i uaita UtMM Kalis, KaiiMt, liiiigfoi! Station, mi the Ndtiiimu Itlv ool sot-lin nmt wimiI (win fur sale rr Your. la variably In AiUaar er nod north of this city ulmut twelve cheap, at OIht, nugeiiiau Whit viii though the price paid fur such wrvlee be miiull, at lieu as out of employment and hud a wife and llirve children depending uihiii Mm fur sup-Mirt, would nnt willingly nei'cpt It until could do better. r. Nave, at (bis junction, notwlthxtiiiidiiig his grave auddlgultled niiiiiiier In addiewt-liigstriiugers, gavo way, ami a cheerful Hiiiile lit up his countenance, mingled not a little with curioity and trldgu's, mile, under the muiiugenu nt of (I, It.

Hunt, Is doing gisidbUhineiM. Mr. HALINA. Fill DAY. MAY 1U.

For those tlncly flavored and leceool HMtHimd until I lie Wilt of Juiu', vvliin Ihvy will tumjatu fura pur of fVi.uu bt'iit thrve in live. Mrs. K. I), llower'sgruiid millinery opfiiliiK uii Friday and Kitlurdity In4 who highly KiitUfnrlory to (ho liulUn prt-wnt. The line display of toi-k ex-hlliltod attracted iiiilvtrul attention Legal DooUUni About Hevspapsrs, dlolies of lee Cream, goto J.

CI. Lay's Hunt Informed that then wiismuiiu talk of bridging the river, at or near tho mill, III hich cue the lllereiie 'l If Any peraou whotakw Kr rouuUrly from I.I. I ity Itukery, on Santa I-e Avenue. 'ualuttlev, vlialHKr Ulru-lttl lu Ilia another', or wbt-iher lie ha autaurtU-d, ur Rope! Now is the II. ('.

HTANLKYt Uuaiui-aa ilar oa turner airarl an4 IrtS troDiM. IIuum moving I irtrially'. lUiiiuiid for a good brand of flour, (Mug iwct-Muhle) would tct tho mill reapouaiiil fut lit payment, liul. If aperaoil urdor hU paper diatiiiitliiiu.l, timo to buy, only 0 cents per inind, at and t-hulleiiued tlit-lr admiration. aao.t iiy uu nrrettijrj, ur me puuu.iu-r mar liiUelili'f explained to his caller that ho was not now in need of such scrvltv, Ober, Hiigcicun Whittridge's.

to its iiUuM capacity to till, ii. si.N.Yi Ols-r, Hugcuian A Whitfrldge have and that as ho knew of no one who loocrcuiu and HtruwberrUn tllj-pt'ared very rapidly from the iitiiuer- )mI Otbol atuouul, wlialoertk paper be nikt-n front Ih oltli or uii. int. The Court have il.a Ided Hint running lu take nt'WiaKr and pi-rhalii-al from l'iwiitii-t, or removing, and leaving tli. mn-Mllm fur, it "girl- PBT8ICIAH8 4 80B0E0K8.

juwt received splendid stock of gents' SALIN4, KN 13, IMS, hud ever gained any prominence In the legal profesxloti who entered It III ouH tables at tlio Opera Iloiiao lust summer sIhh-m. Call and see them. I llMIKf l. Pllot'Tr, mm aia nu-la" eviut-lli-e ul iiiieniiunai iiauu. nijfltt.

We do not speak by card, but that way, he therefore concluded that Rope Now Is the lfu rued from Mr. ElH-rhardt that the Kit fpi- TIIK DEMOCKA may to Ma tho young man hud lct-n luioc timo to buy, only fl cents per pound, at lu. Sis i VitUttroUwIitin that jrour Jlii.lml I'll S. M. CLAIIK, M.

I). Can be fo al Ih Maii-y out until ftvtkvr not Ira, limn hoi 10 to 12 A. 1 10 1 r. ar) rt-c lpts lire near one hundred dollars. Bout Hon MitlrttaJ i Srama.

Olicr, Hagcniaii A Whittrldgo's. I ulott hu rvri-mljr iruliHttl, vttijr mirrefully, upon. A FIBST CLASS KWI.WJ MACHINE, We note with pride the fact that tho uu a liliflilr Iron I and Tn-ulln. ThC'lreaUIIrthWEKHLVDKN. OCR AT I Urealer than mil III Board of County Coiiiiniiwltiiu-r In 'IKr Miy.l) slili I'iiiufOrrt," ounliully uiit i riirulHiluu Iw Mm lHr In Salini, on or lmt Uajr Will, am will du all lu our iwer In Naliu CouNly MuuUy Mrhwal 4'nN- Bring your lter, your cousins and your aunts to tho House Drug wiili hiuhly Wuliiui Top am! Mrawur kih! KIJ.K AIJI sI'IMi kimL ut tend to have constructed good sub Other Pr In Ih 'lljr iullued." Hon.

HII8T IUV. work, ili-ltwil on flfK Store, when you want to buy drugs stantial bridges to span all si renins In (l.l.m i I ahii, at any llilr.U Kh make II autvowml eiiiiatreim-M, T. Hiiiiil, W.ll.li. II. V.

II. IIhuiii, cheap. IM liu II" JtlllV IJE.iX SlilOOI, lloi'SK, tho county on the iiiulu public, thoroughfares. A conimeudablo ac I. M.

I May mh, 2:30 i. a r. aniMuH, r. i i iiik Jut received, and will be sold very FltCB OF CnARGE. IMliiifl Jmiruall The Convention was called to order cheap, a full and complete stock of tion.

C. I IiiIil and Rev. A. J. Uartock elected tern Niiaiii-li iiitt'hliiHi wt-re fir Ik-Ana urti-rnl al linen ami paper curtains, at Lot.

I 111. I'll I r.rall klioUuf fannlv -w. iim llKV IUVHNii I ul'AL Thov willduiuom jsirnry president, A. (I. Ntucey, tem We acknowledge tho receipt of a very neat and tasty little card, printed Eberhardt's.

K. It. 8Vn I ver.li- vU OJjlixt in 11, M. Jniff aS.or. Itnaldelll-, aouth ahlo of Iron Avauua the ri-aidouce.

ol IV. Wnll au4 Mr. bU'ifoU, SALINA KANSAS, W. C. 11O0N, PlivairiAM A Hi aoKoH, Ojfive oitr KiiHjmun, Aiuhrton Jk HALINA, KANSAS.

Prompt altemiou pjJ toallcalla work villi xn-alor rni.Uliiy. iiiiim a uriuanaio. II. It. Hakt-r, rank iiikulnuar, W.

J. W. II. WKUd, Alt I. K.

lark, IVni, ml, porary secretary, and Miss Mary row j. r-. llimiltwll, I. Cull, I i. I' luyl.iid, W.

I'if iv, IK.nr in, J. II. Wliil. h.n.l, lanl Miiiih, M. II, lUw, nlwr, I I.

I. Janii O. I uiiUll, at theolllceof the Ayrifutturitt, a in, -lit ami Ii-. railcuv lu llii-iirirtiinr ilian any her marliliiK III ill mark riVKIIV Al IIINK ell selected as organist. The largest slock, the llncst goods, and the lowest price In hoot and mcgo, Kansas.

lU'sidcsdeuotltiggood II. M. 8. Enimlgratlon, II. M.

8. rianaforo. Saturday very warm. Go to Murphy's Garden. Monday windy and thinly.

Tueiiday cloudy and cool. Wednesday cooler and cloudy. Another clrcuH headed thin way MAIlllA.MI.il lor I lllll.K Vrara. Hew lot Ma. tUlim Al.I, uul or Kmoloy, shoes, at OIht.

llagcmaii Whit workmanship, It comes from one of The convention wus opened and prayer. All wi re S. K-amaH, J. W. Alilrli h.

t.tinid w. wiiitv, it tridge's. lupin, oinii' imi ii mu. into iiii a iii-iiiiiii uirluiiiiy looiiwx ill urulliaMa bii.liiM, hlS VottAl'lltlLXAIL the best agricultural iicwspaiHrs hi the limited, oil motion to live minutes. Jranii.x nv, May 1.1, KT, Htato.

Those iicut, nobby and elegant cra CENTENNIAL MACHINE COMPANY. Limited, Tii Vr, r. aw, ir. y. (Mi, Wmiugma dle on wheels, ciin be found at Lot, Tho rotating young tornado that 7'4 I iittiri Hirevi, l-nilitilrlplila), I'm, Tho following gentleman gave their views on "Our Text Book," "(lod'u Holy Word" and other subjects pre wnrctl lic.HTi.tiiiKS: Vuiirravur "filio lu.t.

jn. Elicrhurdt's furniture establishment COAL TABD8. panned over East of the city on Mou Notice. al Iisii-I. llivirom-ruiiaaiiil In-arty Invllnilmi on Santa Fe Avenue.

dav afternoon. ntriick Mrs. Powers Clo to the Murphy Garden to-nltfht. .1 .11.1 i .1.,., ham i-ni-mltil uur Wn.li al I'lidm lu vUll your sented Itev. A.

Slmklus, Itev. Dayld Husband, Itev. A. J. IlurlMick, New hats, nobby hats, tony hut and IV ford K.

I. Xorloii, a Jualio of Hie Poar of III rliy kin! r-ii-li "I'liiuriini" fliurlug to ua, ami monument In tho ccmctury, lifting It from Its buse and thrusting It with I II jr ur Molina Tuwii.IiIji, and Saline uunljr Kau- stylish hut just received, and for sale fully ant) ri-l kimU ful lu you fur no. Mr. Ja. Illoudoii, Mr.

Prli-caud Ilurke. yuurkliHliH-tt. Wt rli-rftilly it-n-pi y.inr liiirlia such force against the ground that It William l. RaiVllir anil f'hnrli-. Murphy's Garden, the bent In the cheap, at Ober, Hageman bit tridjje's.

Hull ami ul tliu In Sallim uu Tin. I lie cxereiHcs or the afternoon were Interspersed by singing, whh-h was wus broken. S. Itwli'llir, i'arliiora aa Itadillir day r-vviiili. May Il will In- Iiiihm.1IU Tor uur iiniimiiy ur In yuur rily niurv than one Ajuln.l Drtus goods! dress goods! dres participated In by nil with a hearty The Grand Central la doing a runli We are Informed by Commissioner llrlirj' StllillK, Ih fi-lldnlit, rveulii-.

ViiiirnviTy truly, EM MITT KOGERS, Coroaror Fifth and Aah Htnvta, Bear tk Clolden Belt Elevator, Iealrn in FORT SCOTT, 08AOI; KIIAI-T, Ill'ltMNUAMK, CANON CITT, boi'ldeb cmr, OOIVOBADO, And all varlftleiof 8 rat rla Coal eonatantly hand. All ordera left at J. 0, Cauphcll' Ini NOTICK IS IIKItKIIY UIVKS TO THE AnOVE good will, and closed by singing Cheap, cheaper, cheapest; all Curl I that tho ('omuilstloucrM have Ing business. "Whot liuxt Thou done for ineV" and new and warranted, at Obcr, Hage contracted with the King Ilrldgo Com lee cream and other refreshment ut imiuril hi ri'iniuiii awl all that liaa lH-n om-ii hy Him alair imiuiHl ami llial narnl.lif-ti siiiiiiiiuna haalan'n iaaui-d audaerved in llii alHivt-'i-miiliHl t-atiau on Kimrman man Whittridge's. pany, of Cleveland, Ohio, to erect a H.

S. I'lKU TV, y.ntt Nmsluu HrutH, Fr-'iii our Ciirr.in li'iil. Corn is up and look well. the Murphy Gardon. prayer by Rev.

David Hubuud. SKCO.NI) IUY. May nth, 1K70. combination bridge to spun Mullicrry For Sale An improved Florence Democrat booming. Twenty now and Franks.

Itl.lnir, and Dial aaid Karuiliei- have (iiwvri-d ami lijr llit-ir aimwi-m, la on ihla In dajr of May, IH7II, fouml ly aaid JuMk-v of tliu Dial aald Krw-maii KiiiKiiiau ami Frank: S. KMiik. creek, north of this city, on the farm Sewing Machine. Will be wild ut a subscribers this week. Wheat Is booming.

I noticed sever In absence of the President. M. S. of Mr. Stlimucl.

burgulu. Enquire of I. F. Clark, Dem havu nroiH-Hy. nioiirr aiuli-nillla in ilivlr uaau-a.

An extra train filled with soldiers, al Held already headed out. Price was culled to the chair the sec ocrat otllcc, Opera House Block, Suli Hon. Geo. W. McCllntlck, of Me Ktoru will Iw promptly am-tided to.

aloii and uml'-r Hit-ir rutil rol Ih-IoiikIiiii Ii alaivv ila. fi-nduul In Mil-anion in il' pmi.im, hihI llial aiiunnona laaucd III 1 alaiva at-l inn liui not lii-i-n, and can no! I see several Old imagers llxlng up passed East Wednesday morning, retary also being absent, H. A. Kelly na, Kansas. IMicrson county and editor of the In their reapers, getting ready for busi neai-rvi-uuuNiiiiiH-ifiMJuiti in Nilliio tounlv Kan.

Mr. Vorhees, we understand has pur was elected to that ollieu pro tun dependant, called on us hint Saturday Don't forget the Bisit and Shoe de aaa, in the inaiim-r r-i rllx il hy law and Dial trial of nalil cbiim 111 Iw liad bofi.ru dm aliuve uaninl ness. chased an Interest In the Maxey House OjH'iied with singing, and prayer by evening, lie was on his way to Olutlie partment of Obcr, Hageman Whit Ju.llii-or the IVaro, Itiraaid loanalilii, at Ilia otBre I noticed in lut weeks Atlrottittr a KIXOMAX RIHIN'O, HICALKa III FORT Kl'OTT, COLORADO, AND ALL KIND8 0F Hev. 8. G.

Wright Mrs. C. A. Nave is still confined to in nam ltv or.M ua. mi I no inn uav ur Juno.

iktu. where he will ri'nd a week or two, communication from Smolon, signed at 9iiV, A. tu arlili day and liuur tliiacaiiiH) ridge. Entrance on Iron Avenue or through the store from Santa Fe Av First on programme," Relativedtitles her bed with Inflaniatory rheumatism and then Joined by his bcttcr-tliree- alumla ailjoill llitl. JlAlMI.II I'luiiitllT, M.

A. giving crop reports, some of Home and Sunday School." Sub nuartcrs will return home. Come Mr. Schott, Brown and Gilbert, uro MlMTOti, J. JiillN Kostkr, Allorncy for enue.

COAL. THE BEST AND MOUT POPUL, J3 TA thing about somebody catching coons, ject oiHiied by II. A. Kellogg, followed again. having residences erected on the Etwt Ico Cream, ho1 a the coolest, fresh ami giving Old Dave a terrible puff for by Itev.

W. A. Slmklus, M. S. Price A DAILY PAPKIt FOIl Bide.

nirrriix Lime, Hair, Wood and Manhattan Lima. ta per buahvl. Twenty-one covered wagons from publishing the best pnjicr in Kansas. and Itev. A.

J. Hartock. 10 CEHIS PEE WEEK, Cherokee County, Kansas, pussed Several covered wagons passed the as the freshest, sweet as the sweeecst ami flavored to the most cxpiiit taste at the City Bakery. Now, Mr. Editor, I don't know hut "Teachers meeting; why and when OrriCK AT KI.F.TATU.

th roiurh our city yesterday for Wash- Democrat office this morning bound they should be held, and how conduct one or two persons in Smolon, foolish enough to Mid the Adwutr, but I did Inirton and Iduho Territories. We for Colorado. One diair north of J. N. Alleu'a II a ret rm Blum cd." Opened by I lev.

W. A. Simkliis; J. CI. Lay, Proprietor.

Young man, we have the nicest line Kuiita l-o Avenue, up atairs. THE DULY CAPITAL. Judge from the number of women and The Brookville-Ellsworth Timet give the editor of that pner credit for Hev. S. H.

Williams, the regular SALINA, A NBAS, man tells the people ho Is publishing more sense than to, publish such silly speaker being absent, on account of children snugly slowed away in the wagons, that 18 or 20 families were rep ruMMied hy MVUHOS A KWINti. Topeku, Kan-Kiut Oil low pricu of 10 chi. wwk, In th trash. The people of Smolon are an of clot liing ever oflered in tho West. Our goods arc well made and we guarantee a lit.

Call and examine. a newspaper. sickness, followed by Rev. S. (I umu ui a iit'w, vitroroiiH, wi'ii cuiiit.

uvct ihV4 ia- I ..1 I LUMBER TARDS. resented in the outfit. enlightened, energetic set of people; K' mm vwrviui prriHtriti ni'WM intli) Iflfi 'uiiilul liyofmirSime. TlieC'Htillal lmiMl. The little difficulty that occurred Wright, J.

Burk, and others. The re lu fact their Is too much Intellect for In order to get in ahead of our co- cau in iriiiefict a fair, un(Kukiii. UKU'iK-udml marks drifted to the effect of holding Monday night on Iron Avenue, was a Haokman Whittkidcik. Call and get the best made and best C. KBRKIIAKDT.

If. II. KUDKVOXr. the good of the community, and they Sabbath Schools both summer and very quiet affair. tcniporiiries we desire to call the attention of our enterprising citizens THE DAIU CAPITAL winter tilting clothing at Solbcrg's; who cm- We noticed several persons Saturday like to take a paper of some reputation ami a high standard of morals and -i apnt 10 wroki fur tl.nl) to am- Poal-limoo with retreating forehead to the fiiet The following are the reports from ami nflor Muiidnv.

Mhv.IUi. Ilia CI oV-luck i-dl. night, endeavoring to lay out an Ohio ploys the best of cutters, and warrants good fits. One door south of the Opera tion will uo out ill lie llllllla. li-uvlutf ut ur principles, and therefore nearly every the different schools EBERHAIIDT SUDENDORF, Wlioleule and Iletail Dealers la the Fourth of July iscomiiigand will probably appear but once this year, rail fence pattern.

u'i liM-k, lb n-ai-liinir a laniu iriloii of tt n-ndere 1. Presbyterian Sunday School, Sa House Barber Shop. body in Smolen takes the Dkmochat, read it, Improve their minds, and Tho grading of Fourth Street, under and if we are going to celebrate It is lina; F. Robb.Supt W.H.Dan, Sec, Now is the winter of our discontent the supervision of Mr. Harrison, is a in ui.iirTiiii,u, Ki'ing iiii'in me news irom Tiim-kn tip lu tioVliK-k.

Tin- low prlw of 1 reiili per week, will lie ninin-vtali-d by all. The Capital will contain fllll newa, piwelimn of all Courta, 'oil and MiTtlnx. of vom ral or nueclal in. know better than to write such truck time arrangement- were being made. 100 scholars, great improvement.

LUMBER OP ALL KINDS! as the piece refcred to In the Adrocutr, Last Saturday was very warm. This Luthcrn Sunday School, Sulina; ten-at ImiI-IIiiu w-n-inni in Toju-ka. The Ktiprnne Will Sloan, our County Clerk, is still I have not got much time to write this made glorious tm owner by the sale of Rope ut t) cents per pound, and Coal OH at 15 cents per gallon, ut Obcr, Hageman Whittridge's. information came to us direct through F. Smith, 100 scholars.

onri nvuiiin, iMiiy Ki'iajriK, MOIinle cony free. Adilrt-M lll'lM)N A KWlXtS, Kau- dangerously ill, and but little hope is week, I hain't been a tlsl'illig yet this half a tloziu different sources wilcl Olflce on Klithth Street, North of Iron A vamM, 3. Sunday School, Sulina; Eb entertained of his recovery. Spring but am going In a few days, and we regard as absolutely reliable. Hess, bliug, Supt.

A. KclflVr, Hcc.lOOschol- Consult your own interest and save LIVEET. Tim Bacon and E. F. Drake, of Ba then you can expect something brainy of the Topoka (hiiuniiwml(h, ennm urs, SALINA money by getting your toilet articles, KANSAS.

varia, allowed their shadows to full from East Smolon. O. that the thermometer hidieate.1, about 4. Christian Sunday School, Salina; upon our streets Saturday. 12 o'clock at tho Pacilfio House, 03 de- II.

C. Rash, Miss Ray Smith, LOCAL XOTII FS. T. McDANlKL Livery, Peed drugs and medicines, lamps, brushes, at the Eagle Drug Store of Oscar Seltz's. FL0UB OKAIH.

grcea. We felt like pulling oft our Sec, 100 scholars. Another lot of immigrant wagons coat. seeking homes in the West, passed 5. Buptlst Sunday School, Sulina; II.

C.B. UNDERWOOD, I II. II. BUDKNDOBr C. EBKKHARDT.

E. D. BITTCBB. We bought our Rope ami Coal OH AMI C. Davis, Supt, through our city yesterday afternoon, We are Informed by the Secretary of Campbell's.

Jas. O. Campbell's. Jas. O.

Campbell's Drug Store, and in fact goods of every descrip WESTERN STAR MILLS. 0. Protestant Episcopal Sunday the Oak Dale Park Association, II. John Daum, contractor and builder, tion cheaper than nny house in Salina, SALE STABLE. School, Sulina; II.

A. Henry, Supt, Cunningham, that there will bo from has bulsily employed twelve carpen Having recently mado laiye additions andfratta ly IniDrovcd our Mills, we are now urenare I ta fn goods foi cash, at H. A. Lltowich's. 7.

Cox Sunday School M. 8. Price, and we will sell them cheaper. Come and see us. ters putting up buildings on the East nish all grades of Family and Merchantata six to ten entries made in the green trotting ruce to come oft on the Rice 81 cents per pound, at B.

A Kusinru nluce ut Couac'a old alum), No. 84 Santa J. Blondln, 00 scholars, Side. Avumio, OllKIl, IlAdKMAX WlIITTHIDOK. Lltowich's.

8. Pleasant Valley Sunday School of next month, which promises to be The birthday party of Miss Lulu Van Mr. Bowers hits the largest stock of HALLNA, KANSAS. J. P.

Morris, 30 scholars. Jas. O. Campbell's Opera House a very Interesting aftulrin connection FLOUR, CORN MEAL, for sale at ill tluiea. CASH paid for GHAUT.

SMOKY HILL MILLS. Tho Mills are situated about one utile from Sali Eaton, at the residence of the Ex-Sec- millinery goods in thecity, direct from 0. Shlloh Sunday School; H. A. Drug Store.

It. S. CH.INfl.IK. V. B.

MARTIS. retary of State, Thos. Cavanaugh, was with tho running races heretofore an nounced. the wholesale houses of Chicago. Call Kellogg, M.

A. Reams, Sec, 1)0 Rice 8 cents per pound, at B. A a very pleasant affair. na, up the river, and the proprietors are prepared to do any auionut of scholars every one and sec the lovely hats and Lltowich's. Mr.

Oscar Sanden left the city this Dr. E. R. Switzer Is reported by the beautiful flowers, and nice ornaments. CUSTOM (SRINDING, JO.

Pleasant Ridge Sunday School; morning to meet an engagement to Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest, at Atchison Patriot, to be in attendance of Wheat anil Corn promptly, She keeps a nice selection of ladies' W. Maxwell, 40 scholars furnish music for an entertainment at B. A. Lltowich's. at the State Medical Association now C.

K. UNDERWOOD A CO. linen suits. 11. Brookville Union Sunday School Marquette McPherson county.

We con in session in that city. Jo to L. A. Parker's for a choice se BAVARIA ADVERTISEMENTS. E.

Parsons, G. Gentry, Sec, 85 gratulate the good people of Marquette Park rcpiilioiiMC. lection in the line of millinery. scholars. Dr.

Murphey of McPherson Center, in securing one ho skilled in theselence Fritz Wahn has a large collection of WMB avoiBaWBaBBj Cornor of Iron Avenno Fifth Street, A Now Fire-Proof Uverjr, Feed and Sale Jl E. Homes boarded ly the day, week or month. CHA RGES REASONABLE. Champlin Martix, Pro's. Sauna, Kansas.

Boots and shoes at your own price, and Curtis of Llndsborg, were in the 12. Stone Sunday School; Dr. Knox, of music. Why Mr. Sanden has not very choice House and uarucn.

riant, at B. A. Lltowich's. 00 scholnrs. favored our citizens witli more of his city on Saturday on their way to at tend the Medical Convention, at Atchl- 13.

Iron Mouud Sunday School 35 do to L. A. Parker's for a choice se E. F. DRAKE'S RESTAUR ANT, Dealer Id SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, FRUITS, ClOAKS, TOBACCO.

skill is a question that Is frequently and invites Ladie's and Amateur Gardners to PtUl and Inspect them. Vegetable Plants are now ready for sale. scholars. son. lection in tho line of millinery, asked.

14, Bcnfleld Sunday School: Mrs. The strength of the onions on the 0 pounds of golden rlo coffee, for Mr. A. II. Bowman, a pew settler In Haliiiit Urnm Slnrket.

Kirtlnnd, Supt. market fully make up for the lack of $1 at H. A. Lillowicli's. Ohio township, is turning the sod over Salina, Muy 10, 1878.

15. New Cambria Sunday School ..85 Wheal, Hed, No, Candles, and a General Line of choice tiaocaain. Call at the New Store aouth of K. P. Depot, Bavaria, Saline county Kansas.

F. DHAKB. A fine lot of baby carriages just re size and tenderness. This statement Is vouched for by some of the oldest Baker, Supt. in good shape, as well us a large quantity of It.

He has one of the finest farm houses in that locality and judg ceived, at Lotz A Ebcrhurdt's. 10. Browne Sunday School Slilrcr, Ri-Jocteil, inhabitants, Wm- 83 7.K0 5 C. T. HILTON'S MYERY AND FEED STABLE, Oppontto Pacific House, on Otli Street.

Ilorsea hoarded by the day, woek or month-Good turnouts furuialicd promptly at all times, itny or night, CLOSING OUT A full Stock of Com, Coal Oil only 15 cents a gallon, at Supt. Judge Lovitt rejoices in a female ing from tho improvements already ohih Ky Obcr, Hageman Whittridge's. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, 17, BavflriuSunduy School B. Blair blond at his residence on 8th Street, 0(1 made, there Is tho amount of push in Jill)', Supt. HAlfl, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY, ETC.

C'ori-ectod Weekly by Koiumson Wuavku, Qo tx A- Parker's for a choice se Mr. Bowman necessary to nmko it Her amiability and sweetness ranks No. 10, but her exact weight has not 18. Pllnny Sunday School; Wetzel, lection ki the line of millinery. in a few years one of the best farms NEW ADVEBTISEMENT3, 50 scholars.

A car load of fresh Manhattan Lime been made public. lu the county. CIUUUKS A8 LOW AS AMY ON It. Leave order at tho PaclAe House, Office, or res), deneeon 8th Street, ill rear of Stahlo. Publication Notice.

just received, at Kingman Rising's, The attention of our readers is called Thos. S. Krutz, traveling agent for 10. Poheta Sunday School. 20.

Powers Sunday School. 2J Dry Creek Sunday School. to the new advertisement of Mr. All orders for ice left at J. O.

Lay's the Western Auxiliary Publishing THE STATE OF KANSAS,) KANSAS, SALINA, HAI.IMK tol-NTY. Leis, late of Pennsylvania, who has City Bakery, will be promptly filled Company of Kansas City, gave Al coat. If you want to be convinced call at th Store of JOHN UEISSLKK, and you will say that B9 better bargains were ever ottered in Saline oounty. C. E.

MEAD SON, Dealer in CHOICE BEEF STEAKS, PORK STEAKS, MUTTON AND VEAL, SAUSAGE, LARD, TALLOW, ETC. In oldCltvHotelbuildinir.NanlaFaAve.au. 22. Star Sunday School B. F.

Rob just opene4at No. 90, Santa Fu Ave the Democrat a friendly call on Sat A car loud of fresh Manhattan Lime inson, 35 scholars John V. Wult, riatutifr, v. Petition for Plvorco. Wnll.Dufend't MARTIN" OARVERICH, urday last.

Mr. Krutz is ayoung man just received, at Kingman Rising's. 23. Eastman Sunday School; Gilltuu nue, a tailoring shop. A.

L. Dodge of the firm of Marklund To Neltlo May AVall, Dofendnnt. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Charget Supt. Try our patent hand sewed hersome YOU will take notice that you have been sued hy of fine business ability, and seems to be peculiarly fitted for the position lie occupies.

We are alwaysglad to meet Dodge Moore, left our city this Reasonable. 24. Divellcrs Sunday School; Jack gaiter for gents. Hageman morning for Colorado, where he will John W. Wall, the ubove nataoil plulntilf.

That on the 10th day of May, A. D. ho (lied Ilia petition against yon in the Iii.iti let Court of Sulino Count v. Kaiimix: that you must unswer tho intltion son, Supt. flAl.TNA VIViilV Whittridgc.

Next door to Addison Seaman's Lumber Yard. spend several months in the hope of Santa l-'o Avenue, a live business man, especially from the great Western Metropolis. The next subject, "How to hear a For cheap limo, liair, plaster and improving his health. of the mild ilitltitlll', on or hefore Hie Bth iluy of Juno A. 1).

187U, or the petition will he taken ns W. O. DeLOZIER, SALINA, KANSA cement, go to Kingman Rising's, By request of a number of our citi A ripple of excitement was caused true, unci Judgment mvorclnif mo said John w. Wall from you, tlio said Nettle May Wall, will ho random! acconliiiKly. JOHN VV.

WALL, Farmers' Elevator, lessoi)," was taken up by an essay, writlsn by Miss M. P. Walght, which was treated admirably, and showed her to be an experienced teacher. MUSIC TEACHING. Tuosday afternoon opposite the Opera zens, "The central nunsas Musical Coal Oil! Coal Coal Oil II I liy J.

A. riAVit, lila Attorney. No. SOU. Union," of Junction City.Jhave accept House, by the loud exclamations and strange maneuvers of a few Swedes- Only 15 cents per gallon, at Ober, Hageman Whittridge's.

The Rev. S. G. Wright being then ed the invitation to produce tlc popular operatic sensation of "Her Majes FREDERICK LIES, Cause, too much tangle-leg. elected permanent President, to fill tho For cheap lime, hair, plaster and HENRY J.

YUNGFLEISCH, TEACIIKH OF MUSIC. Orders for Sheet Music promptly lined. Will give lessons at TupHs residence if iiooms r.v opera novta Salina, Kansas. vacancy caused by the removal of Rev. Pennsylvania Merchant Tailor, C.

A. Nave expects to go East on ty's Ship, Pinafore," and are billed for the Opera House on Tuesday even cement, go to Kingman Rising's, Lockwood, took the chair. Monday next, (providing his wife is Farmers' Elevator, Dealer In Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal Steaks. Also Sausage, Poultry, Fish, Bacon, Butter and Business place on the Cornerof Iron A venu Fifth Street. Salina, Kansas.

HOWARD M. SALE, Dealer In ALL KINDS OF DRUGS AND MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS, PERFUMERIES, TOILET SOAP, KTC, Iron Avenue, Sulina, Kansas. Good fits and perfect satisfaction ing, May 27th, 1679, Of course every able to travel) to be gone a week or ten Next subject taken up was "How to Rope I Rope Rope Now is the guaranteed. body will try and bo present at that days, unless the condition of his wife's study the Bible," by Dr. Win, Bishop.

time, as they are only booked for one No, 90, Santa Fe Avenue, timo to buy, only 0 cents per pound, at Obcr, Hageman Whittridge's. His remarks were so complete that no EAQLE STORE. KANSAS. SALINA, one offered further remarks. night.

Reserved seats can at J. 0. Campbell's Drug Store, In EAGLE Manhattan Lime, 33 cents per bush It was voted by the convention to Opera House Block, el, at Kingman Rising's, Farmers' Drug Slei-e oi CHARLES SIESLER, Muimfactui'or of health will not permit his return so soon. The County Commissioners let the contract for building an Iron bridge, seventy foot span, over Spring creek south of Brookville on Thursday last to the King Bridge Company of Cleveland, Ohio. Oscar Sum, Elevator.

A rather laughable as well as amus Drugs, Lick your muzzle and fire again. Boots Shoes. raints, Vnrnlnlies and Glass. Oils, FURNITURE, ETO. ing Incident was related to us as having occurred in the law office of C.

A. Nave, not long since. A comparatively young looking man enters the office Coal Oil only 15 cents a gallon, at Ober, Hageman Whittridge's. hold the next meeting at the Pleasant Ridge M. E.

Church, six miles smith of Salina, two weeks before the State Convention. Committee on programme, Rev. C. K. Jones, Wm.

Maxwell, and B. F. Robinson, Repairing done cheap as the cheapest, and in a BANKING EtO, Manhattan Llmo, 33 cents per bush workmanlike manner. No. 00, Santa Fe Avenue, SALINA, KANSAS.

LOTZ. F. EBERIIAXDT. LOTZ EBERHARDT, Manufacturers and dealers tu all kind of FURNITURE AND BEDDING. In the morning and enquires if Mr.

Nave is in. Mr. Nave responds in his el, at Kingman Rising's, Farmers' Elevator. JOHN GEIS BANKEHS, Santa Fe Avenue, Salina, Kama, i I EEAL ESTATE. usual good nntured way, with perhaps Largest stock In the Weat and price to suit th Rope 1 Rope 1 Rope I Now Is the iiiuve.

a trifle more glee visible (in anticipa Mr. Albert Sanden, who is now a traveling salesman for oneof the many Kansas City firms, stopped off and spent the Sabbath with his numerous friends in Salina. He returned Monday morning. We Invite the attention of the readers of the Democrat to the card of BISHOP, CHACE GRIER, UNDERTAKERS. Large stock of Coffins constantly on ban a4 tion of a cllant furnished with the sinews of war), I answer to that name What can we do for you The party Funerals promptly attended to.

Committee to arrange for State Convention, October 21st to 23d, 1870, to bo held In Salina Mrs. Sudendorf, Mrs. Wooley, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Campbell, Miss A.

Dooly, Messrs. Williams, Davis, Rash, Smith, Watson, DeWltt and Taylor. A vote "of thanks was then given to the district, and the convention adjourned. Kelloo, Sec, time to buy, only 9 cents per pound, at Ober, Hageman Whittridge's. Those choice oils and paints were bought at the Eagle Drug Store, of Oscar Seltz's.

Ladles have you seen those fine circulars? If not, call atOber's and ex Furniture mado to order repairing, tiphoItrlg I Transact a general Banking business draw drafts on all the principal cities of the United States and Europe; moneys received on deposit; interest allowed on money deposited for a specinod time; American and forelgncoinboughtaudsold; accounts of merchants, grain dealer and others aolicted. 4J-U, revenue it amps eonitntly on hand REAL ESTATE, LOAN A INSURANCE AGENTS No. 83 Santa Fe Avenue, SALINA, KANSAS City and country proporty for salo on easy terms. Money to loan on approved security, at 10 addressed replied that he had been recommended to dome there, as he had and varnishing dune In the most mechau load Her, Mr. Charles Siesler, who has just opened a boot and shoe shop In the room formerly occupied by L.

J.Grant, No. SO, Santa Fe Avenue. GIVE US A CALL. understood that Mr, Nave ya wanting to hire some one to read law, and having a desire to obtain a situation amine them. They are immense.

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