The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-08

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THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1871.
More ice - Is the demand nowadays.
How are We to celebrate the fourth of July
The farmers have commenced cuttin
wheat.
n. Heller is in receipt Of large lot of me-
clothing.
The vast fields Of yellow grain hereabot
look finely.
Green peas, new potatoes and :. sici IS are b,
coming plentiful IN the market.
District Court commences next Monday, til
18th Of June. The calendar is .. well-stocked
with causes.
A.call from Hon. James H Cover, Of low
City. Iowa. gentleman largely interested i
land in our county.
The eoroner's inquest on the death of P. }
Addison, who died Friday last. is In operation
rs we 90 to press.
Thatcher carries phix continually bcamins
down on you with radiant smiles and his restau
rant is the ne plus ultra Of good eatables'
A gentleman by the name Of POmeroy ha'
opened 2 dollar store at Beebe's aac''oh rum
He seems to he doing well.
Joseph Casper, Esq, champion billiard-playe'
er Of Ohio. is visiting some Of his relatives NV
ing near Bavaria, IN this county.
Some persons have completed their ne"
twelve-feet sidewalks. The walks look WE'LL
and give 8. swells plenty Of sea room.
The general health of our section is remark
ably good There has not been death IN our
city for months, as We have learned, untii '"e
present.
What has become Of that printing the C1s
Council were going to submit to bids having III
view an economical administration Of the city
government:
We desire our readers to peruse carefully the
article on tie second page entitled. :" What snail
w upiP WIN VIM" "ssS
the Topeka Commonwealth.
POnderOus documents Of correspondence
have wended their way to our office in the last
week or so. which appear in full on the first
page of this paper. All very interesting and
worthy of perusal.
Mr.. Mahlon Amrine. who has recently been
on a buffalo hunt. reports nyriads II bufialOes
within two days journey from Salina. They
are in good cOndit'ol and are patiently await
ing the attacks of our jolly N:mrols.
On our :. -ank. the other day. we found a
goodly amount of large. luscious strawberries.
and. with them. note in which was said
compliments OF old Wick which. being in
terprated. means Commissioner Wickersi,am.
Thank you!
Why shouiti Dr-. Crowley. DALEY and Jenny
be good and dcveut McthOdi<ts: We don't
know. unless their two first initials would seem
10 indicate thai they We're intended to be follow
ers ofJol,n Wesley and his faith. 1t is -. W.
IN each of their caScs
LEcrrEE.7Nr. Maxwell Phillips will deliver
lecture on the Cherokee Nation. in the Pres
byterian church. on Friday evening. June 9th.
for the benefi: OF the " Z. Church. Lecture to
commence Mt eight o'clock r. VI. Admission.
twenty-five cents.
School District No. II will have school house
in the next three weeks. 10 he 26X:s0 feet, and
frame The house is To he situated near Capt.
II. ID. Bakers. our miles north of Salina. The
citize.s over there are deserving o much praise
for their persistency and good work.
We have heard :, number Of traveller, say that
IN all Of their travels through the state they
have not found any hotel that sets bettcr table
or has better rooms and beds. than the
Pacific House Of thi city. \ good thing for
Saiiia.
II is with pain that We record the death Of
Mr.. j. W. Ililyard. very worthy gentleman.
who but few months ago came from New
York and settled with his family upon farm
"n Gypsum creek. lie died yesterday. We
tender our sympatliies to his bcreaved relatives
in this their dark hour Of atiiiction
Fieck can rectify any time-piece extant-be
it the wonderful clock in the shot ridden tower
Of the minister of Strasburg. or the tiniest watch
in the jewelry marts. The word .'Fleck -
ia German and in English signifies spot or spot
ted hence. 'Spot can :. knock the spots of
Of all - I'm his business.
Efforts are in operation looking to the organ
ization of board of the 81 Life Association OF
America = at Salina. Mr. J. Z. c. Covel. spec
ial agent, is now in the city In the interests
the Assertion. There would be this advantage
in the home board. that the money would be
loaned at home.
II one had never heard Of ClOwdsley's news
depot, he would soon become cognizant Of its
existence on taking stroll through the bust
ness portion Of the city. The Colonel has put
up fine bulletin board which shows off won
derfully. Our thanks are due him for the pres
cnt Of late papers.
LEcrrRn.-Rcv. NJ. d. Gage. who has recent
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