The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-03-02

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Tie Jwcde folks had a dance. the other night
next 10 Bee6e & Dsniansa real estate office
The Judge . became 80 alarmed ut the 50 din
and confiisien . that was prevailing there. tina
B,e ar,uf in 4l,s. v.so anna. ho,,r,
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If there was no better evidence thai spring
was in reality upon us. the blowing mp of many
gardens would he full proof OF it. The wealth
er is most delightful and has been for the pas
three weeks, with only one OF two cold snaps
The farmers are bn>ying themselves preparing
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J.W. Russell 4 Co. are constantly engages
in their harne.is business. They have number
less cistosnersand fiiti that 4 viii be nrt,essa-
~ to enlarge, soon, tn meet the demands @
their growing trade. Jim lsiis-ell Is ever ready
to receive orders in theiriine OF business, while
Dick WO0dward Will " make up 10 0rder W.
hOpc that each ana oil OF tll6 many l1f1endS O
these vent,, men will stiIl stick tn this popula
nstitution. md tfat new opes xiIl he ,1hl,z3 4.
the already heightened LIST. ~ Va i Is
In an article OF the first nuarer. entitled the
s'lilia Agricultural Society,"" We overlooked
the name Of Capts u. =. Lowe as one OF the
fathers Of that society. 1t was moi forgotten
Intentionally, for we shall always en'iesvor to
give credit where credit - due. Capt Lowe
spent great part Of his d'''e, money and serv-
ices. Continuously, to forward this movement
uortS in bu;ld;nv mn this .,,,c,..s.fu, or.,,nz,.
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At the news OF the defeat Of the thirteenth
judicial district biH. ten lawyers raised ter
hands and brushed away ten tears, as they saw
OF parchment, fade awny; and ten ~espalrins
groan> came from these poor diseonsolate ter
men. as they saw all their fond hopes and am
billions dashed to earth. Ten prayers for Ten
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We have this to say to our contemporaries, il
they wish an exchange with THEJorRSAL, we
are willing and anxious to reciprOcatl, but we
have no desire, nor will we. forward them our
paper without receiving theirs In return. We
hear of notices here and there complimentary Of
the starting Of THE JOURxAl. but only in few
instances have been favored with an exchange
Its exchange or not exchanges with ia. And
NOR, than this VIC do mt nronose tn sen,l oui
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1t is said representative Of the Topeka Com
mOnwealth was in the city this wOek, but We
were inclined to doubt the statement until We
saw in that paper an editorial correspondence
from Sa'iiia. 1t could not have been the good
natured Pronty or he certainly would have
called upon us, In consideration Of old times,
if nothing else. Whoever lse was. If Inc liad
given us the opportunity to talk with him a
few minnisS w. ,ui1ht have sdtls tn his STORE
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We were RECALLED bya few minutes CONVERSE
ton, Tuesday, with Mr.. f.. +. Goodwin, Of
Laramie Co. Colorado. and Mr.. Chas. Terry.
of Laramie Co. Wyoming Territory. the hast a
brother of Capt. j. &. Terry one of county COM
missioners. They are stock-raisers in their re-
spcctive sections and left by "Wednesday nights
train for Texas to bring with them about three
thousand head of cattle. The Captain accompa
MED them. The two counties Join each other In