The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-03-14

Sunday evening.
In Salina plug hats are worn on the side o
the head. q Ia jockey. *
Salfna has thirteen attorneys at Law, and An
other talks OF locating herr.
J. II. Prescott has been appointed Judge o.
the Fourteenth Judicial District. TX
The Teachers Institute for this district meet.
1t Lindsay. Ottawa county, May 18th.
The plas,erers have about completed thei,
labors on Mr.. W. X. Gels ncw residence.
Col. Z. W. Ayres has bought w. II. and A.
Amos interes: in the Excelsior livery stable
CT. Bovine, milkest." has returned from
IN extended visit east. with wife. He thinks
ofleaving Salina.
What about planting shade trees: Who arc
preparing to set them out this and mex. month
and the month after:
Rev. J. Boynton has been assigned by the n
Z. Conferences, as presiding elder Of the Baldwin
City district. We have no Representative.
Whitehead keeps his place as the leading
jeweler Of Western Kansas. His jewels are
the best, and his workmanship above par.
Whitman has opened one of the best restau-
rants In the State and has commenced business
In good earnest. See his new advertisement.
Oyster suppers are about numbered with the
things that were. Next in order are green peas
and '' sich.'' 4 part OF Tiiac1er's occupation
goes thus.
Mr.. Huebner intends running large omnibus
to every train shortly, and will transfer the one
he is now using on to the line between this place
and Lincoln Center.
All. Thompson, proprietor Of the City HOTEL
has been lying at the point Of death with dropsy
for several days. His physicians have little
hopes Of his recovery. ~&
Grier's news depot is n popular resort for
people Of culture and literary taste He sup
plies one and al! with u-eiul nfor- alton. and
sends them away happy.
The Liberal Republican movement. as far as
the call is concerned. is represented in this
county By G.. Clarke Prescott, late assistant
secretary Of the State Senate.
A dramatic club has been organized by the
young ladies, and gentlemen and is already in
successful working condition. Public enter
tainmen:s will soon be given.
The March number Of the Eaasas Magazine
Is at hand. OH time From the hurried manner
In which We have perused it We judge it sustains
the excellent reputation it is gaining.
Here is an old saying that might be observed
by many Of our cattle men: BE thou diligent
to know the state of thy hocks. and look well
to thy herds flor riches are not forever"
Mr.. Freeman, Of the firm of Ira l.. Carver &
Co., is soon to retire from the firm, We under
stand. The business will he continued by Mr..
Carver alone. This is one of our b. ST business
houses.
Mahitt's photograph gallery is 4 very pleas
ant place to visit. for the reason that some ex-
cellent work adOrns the walls. Who has not
yone there to get dozen Of those fine pic
lures?
Perso, QUILTING themselves should not for
get to call ut Murphy's for pair Of those fine
fitting, desirable boots. And :or shoes or gai-
tiers they are the counterpart Of the boot, for
quality.
The two buildings being erected just south
Of Hamlin 4 woolley's. one OF which is in
tended for millinery store. and the other for
. hardware and drug store, will be completed
In y few days.
George r. Anthony. editor IF the Kansas
Farmer. wants the address of the secretaries
OF Farmers Clubs OF the State. The >ccrcta-
ries Of Saline county =. should take due notice
and act accordingly"
RID. Mobley of Ottawa county has decided
that he will not seek the :" font Of youth y in
Florida. as he expected to. but will sit himself
down in Russell or some other county west of
ms ON the Kansas Pacific.
A. S. Potter, County Clerk Of Lincoln coun-
~, was in town Saturday last aud called upon
THE JOURNAL. Mr.. Potter makes a good
county officer. and gives satisfaction TO the
people Of Lincoln in his present position.
Twenty-seven large packages. containin.
drugs. were sent by Major Probert to ncoln
Center one day last week. George Is already
q wholesale dealer Of great proportions" and
Salina Is fast becoming a wholesale point.
The city, as we'll as the township. election Is
close at hand. aud aspirants ,ould begin to
make their announcements. Our price for each
announcement is three dollars. in advance. and
COPY Of The JOURNAL thrown in. First!
1t Is concluded BY farmers with whom we
have conversed, that the fall wheat. drilled in.
il all right, while that sown is all, or nearly
all, lost. This argues in favor Of drilling in,
and the farmers have generally come to this
conclusion. too.
George Hoofer, an aged Gesman. who has
been living in = house shepr distance north o.
Goodnow's lumber yara for some time past
and who has been engaged in selling wood
about town. died ysfy suddenly of heart disease
Monday night. He was buried yesterday. =,
Mr.. John II. Adams has established resesu-
rant AMI boarding house at Barnes & Bfown's
late stand, No. 20 Santa 70 svenue/ lie has
mcssmoephoscd things wonderfully and pre-
sents clean rooms and good eating. Evidently
he means n there is business he yill have hi.
share. srag TX a
with the EXCEPTION Of the break Of about two
hundred fest made b. the fire, santa Fc ave.
me b not sidewalked on each side from Iron
Avenue . Elm street. distance Of two large
blocks: good work has been done. Marshal
Stearns does not lack in energy and he rarely
fails In judgment.
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