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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
1t. Der grtraa bs.rug in ieI5en Sabre in s onAsn

Ieat. Ser grtroa betYus In isIben Sabre i'm eoliaen
6foote Is. $50. 719 gfnnb 9ranben ntio 2 577 9U119
@allonen gDein tDurben baraus aeprest. Jn paaill'
ton gountp tuaren inl Sabre 1870 638 Adsr Sano IN
Beinbergen ~anaele8t, uopSi 70 Mder TN senaFh'en
SamiIton County 2e7. e92 gfuab Sraubsa. aus be.
men sc, 500 @alonen Nein seprebt lpuroe1 Den
bebeutenbiten Bsinbau In Ohio bat. Dem Jladerl'
inbalt Der Weiabarse rad. Dttatoa Goustp. IN tosl'
dem 2 600 Adsr 2anb In Weinbergs1 angelegt nno.
Ser grtroa in 1870 mar 8 TIA. COS Bfnnb 5raubsn.
aus benen 1872 1863 @aIIonan Wein gspre6t rDnrnes,
Damn fommt grie County. bas in 1871 1864
Nder Weinberge bate, bapon aber niht tDerlser als
7,347 638 Bfunb 9rauben erntete, aus eenen 6 u
LOG, TAO @allonen Wein prebte (Gine. eour.)
Fl Seuer8brunf Il. Canton, 26. San. @s.
tern Mbenb brannte 5 Rants 5aaemihle politdn.
oig nieoer. - 8eriuit $4,000: feline yerliberur9 =
Das ;feuer entftanb burD bic TMnfen elmer gofo,
mntipe. Beoeutenoe Quantitdtsn S0l3 MURDER, ourb
oas 6eucrbebartement alrettet.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

smi,s, 1ss (, q a. oo3 q rs; gaamsarttnsras - IS; eted-
srassat.s. as aasss aax-a,x g,s, sa,o sss.,
2 Sr sts g Cent?; ssssaassa a5asssK 4ssnts. Saats. R I
q s ; 81 = s' ''ss' 'ss 'lssa isx 81 g SsIsss..a III
u ssasl SOS: as:a ., ssra n'i ssaso ' sss : E t mad n sss; CUTE. m
Seratau 35-45 Gts.
s, ns hta,sa as's sss ssasS s ss.ass e. as'''' s ssass .ss,.s,. T.,
$3.50 9s. seats SPOT sl 1911 as; esssm 90 80 s..
wstsiss. Ss S's. TUT ssresasr'ea psr @allcns tn Fl.
SsI,s: M,sslsss IN ,al1 gs.. ss pn.
sa sSs, tmsaafs aasna.s Sos So &C. vi Si., sss Pr; s s.,,,s.
uaassaf4sn. 5samasSsas5 ss-ss Go. saasSs so-ea sss.
ssa ns Ssais So e. IS, ssys asaa ai Us s.t aaal' as s%s;' ss,sD
lI,oo; gnte eugs sli.v0-ls.0o; @epObnl glatt sli .0o-
1900 ltttl. Blatt s~l3oo-i6.eo; estss bio fstnss 8latt
met gsrstaisa. Dantsr. @ep5snlias aass
ssoo-s,ooi gsts aass s6.oo-7,oos gatt'I. slatt. sou
,dS ss;nS @l.s ssss . s Is . Bs1, s mutt, as sg,s ssea
Raustabat, fsris. so-s5, .aias Sui aaatatat 10 s.s.
ss p 10 per g 81 i, Ra y, s. s.a 70 &c;
ssssssrtasss ssas sai sl3-l4ae.
- H-sh gsnts per Dfunh FIX ssfSmolssnsa. 3
t ! Dsfatta. 1913 e.s. sss gfs., s.aa.
i ls e. H., 'I ssisi. a%sia, s1sn is stlaI,. g.s-j ss a. ss1asa e, s "a,
irsaea s's s.ia lsas't Rias sasa s's sa-ss ats. ss'''' s' w
Gtltn. 1ctblaf Charcoal StG,00-45.0o; Stoneeoal
$38,Go-43,00; 0ptobldf Charcoal $i8y0l-62,O0. Blcom's
S75 600 90. strapeilen, 0nb 81 2o-l SOL Shmiebe
81 6sh-l 70 per Ctr. Stanseneilen aN-5 gta. per 9fb,
pufeifen 5N-5N Gts, N6SeIbrabt III : . Gts.
Eeber. Gobleosr $50 ets. osmloa ss-5s q.
gef3trrIebtt 35-ss gts. Stirring 4o-A gents styass
1arnes s-3s Gsnts Ralblsbsr sl25-ifAo fur et.tet-
rttfAes unb 4l.75-2.40 fur fransSafnss per WfA. Dterifheg
e48.oo-6O.O 90 per Oustlb. RipbSuis 7ogts-sI,oOptr 90.
thr etnhtimtf9e unb $1,00-l,50 esr I'm. fir franabFfdt.
0auultber $500 per Dnbenb.
R~aftrwaaren. Gletf6 Ger "a . .4o-i,50; Menfdi-
fer 3843 Gts. Oe.Gdder 81, ISL so, I8aiSfpfaHsr s1,60
LOS fur eepbsuli&t nnf el,9o-i.9s FIR etfeRssbaaesnes
Shmals 3teree8 81 ears Rtes SOS Gts. 6am
xierets $1.00-1.l0 Sect gitrees s~a.is-2,2o. 5cgsbsass
$2t75-300, htdte $5,
RaftrbsIt. An ben Da5a6Dfsn. = Barrel 8stf-
tanatn 100000 20; 6ossbsab Reiffausen s55,0o-o5.W
ger g aaaisne 0aabsn lsuesriSteo tyr Barrels sls.oo-l6,
DefIaetL 5ltaer. s3.o0-.eo faa4spuste Der Dab.
Gntsn S3 O04 90 per Dusenp. garfeps l3-l4 Gents per
Yfo. fur geprtte. 06nle 81 o0-6 %.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
0umDrtfif6eS.

- ginen iebr fomiiden Drudfebier bradte tir3.
lid oas Berl. SnteQtsen5blatt in elmer Nn3eise.
FDieielbe lautete:
rWioraen frih perbe id nit einem leeren Wagen,
In BEN 6 Ye1ionen YlaB haben, mad Sranienburg
abfabren. a8er nit min, lam id uaeloen &c.
Ser unteribieb. Ginem iberldfigen De.
ielen. Der lid in cine 8eIellhaft eingeordngt bate
unb bur1 fetne Anlpielune, Sdnieln uno Nedsn cur
gtniiht beg St6renoen ieiner 8esenlport gebra1t
perben iounte. ifelte enblid giner in sr6Bter Der.
s%ueifluns Die 5rage: vWelher unteridieo befebt
Smiihen elmer ubr uno Sbnen2" Sc muBte e nidt
tie. sic aber fam man auf3ieb'n ME man min, Sie
seben bod Mot" Da sine aud Ct.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
@berfff'S une Mellss gsaniTlsass,s gsri e

Sbertf's na9 e, ms!'' n ss"H ssssa s.. s 9 Bii:
bine unb Mnbere. Common pleas Gpurt rpn 5ranf-
lin gpuntp, Obio. aroft sines gerfaufsbefebls n elaer Dor
sebaater Court an mid gsrihtst purbs, psrpe i'd am
Samftag, ben 2. Wfdr3 1872.
UNI sret ubr Radmittass, sr Der abhre bee GOurtbaufss
in Der Stabt gpIumbus, Stio, bas nadfolsenb belhriebe-
ne. tn Grantlin County, Staat ObtO, s%eltsene grunoeissn-
tbum In 6Hentlider @ueiipn gum 8ertauf %ausbteten:
Giaen Tbeil nes fnhbflihen yiertsls Der Seettpn Summer
bret, Eswnibip Summer sebn (i0l Rarss GUNNER einunbs
smansis t2l), btsinnenb Tn Der fab6fliten gde ssoaater
8iertelieetipn, pom ba wefltn laufenD mil Der Sublinis g-
badter Bisrtelieetion s3Rutten uno 4gesnte; ron ba nprblia
II SRutben; son ba tlblth S6K @raoe tpeltlin 81 3utbsn CUR
Wefflinte; BON ea nbrbith 81 8uttsn uab % @elenfe; spn
ba SiiiH CUR . fiinie seba6ter Giert.IiectiDn; BON ba 1lp-
LID 1913 Ratten unc . Weleafs gum QnfanaspHntte arse-
npmmsn ais 81 Afer ntebr Doer pentssr, nit MuSnabme BON
is Mder pom fapweiiliden 0iertel sepattsr Got, wslde frnter
an Uepree Seymour uberrragen puroen. @gbahtes 9runbs
~eisentbunt 1T idmmtlta In Mabiion Ippnibip, g~rautIin
County, Staat Stip, sele8sn
aasefdlasen ~ $500.
Sanuel Shompion,
sheriff unb NfaRer gpmmiffoaer.
q ian. bD
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
@r%unDeieentbuin fell.

qpts In Wibbletppn. fur $500 bis $1,000.
6duisr unb 9pts in Wiooletown fur $30O-l8o0 auf LANCE
xermine.
pOts unb 5dufer I'M fab6Gliaen xteile Der Stabt.-epts
~ $50 bio $50, unb Sduisr AZ o. 70 btv $4,000.
nabltermine mad 8eliebsn be8 Rdafers
fots, Sduler unb Garms In allen Ebeiien bee Staates,.
bel Us. MorriiDn,
graabeissntbum >assnt, SO. 29otOfFes Gtnaans.
San. %. 3rt 10
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Batter Oertel int vpIauberfabden" ibsr bas
Srtnfeu.

G9rtitian: Ser Casper rteiiit. mir baden ses
mug frildes Wafer in unierem Sof. nenn aud Ser
Wein einmal ausseben iolte I'M Reler.
CASPER: so 1T es auh. Ufeine Sanie Bot nil
otter gelaet: Sunses 8iridle. Waier tit uno bleibt
immerbin Der g~eiunoeite Sranf.
Gs rsiui9t aue Sdfte,
8erpiinnt bas bide 8lut,
Shenft neue 2ebensfrafte
llnD INNER froben Mntb.
Meintrinfer finfen nieoer
0etrlnfen, uno Das gidt
Qdbnt 3eitig hire @lieber,
9od @aier thut Is ni4t.
Mnbres: 9a bat Deine 8ante einen san, autsn
Hein1 geaeben.
gbriitian: Moderate durant: Dsan rnus ui6t
ibertreiben. Dir birfsn auBer Dem BaHer RafFee
ooer Sbee, idon aud einGlas Bier ooer 98ein trim.
ten. Nu9 Der liebe Npoitel atbt ia jsinem Siu,o.
theus befanntlih ben 3atb Srinte nidt immer 10
bel Wa1ier, ionoern aud oa3piiben etpas Wein,
UNI oeines fdnpaden Wasens tpilen .s(5im. 5. 23)
Mnbres: 2eiber tbun ih aud piele 8ummler.
Bier: uno Weinidufer nit oieen, pau!iniiden Spru6
mot5eus bieien id6nen &otb sessbsn. NOR fsin pari=
tanii9er Ntudsr uno Wdfiermann; ergo, lafet uns
1aufen!
CASPER: Sd babe aud seitern in Stem BORT
orunten aus einen1 Birtbsbaus ~folgenben gantus
i1aQen bDren:
User nien1als einen &auf9 gebabt,
Der 1T fem braper Wann.
Mer ieinen Ourf nit Seiblein fiQt,
, Sang lieber gar nidt an. - I'LL
Mtr lieben nift Die Wuder 9rau,
Sod aud Die QSaferfmpel. i
llnb per cine puritanifhe Srau
Sid niurnt, Der 1T Elm Gimpel. -
Sic 2e1then tparen eben anserau1t as lie 6ieies
ianser. Debpesen e6er oarf lhon Elm oroentli6er
Deutlher in oroeut!i6er uno semiitbltder @eIeas
ibaft iein 8lds6en trinfen.
Mnbres: Das psrbietet aud unIere Rtrhe ni9t.
uebrigens pdre pielen Deutl1en an3uratben, bab ie
mebr 5u Sauie iBen unb ba nit Der Samilie etuas
Weniees trinfen m6btsn; dig 10 oft in's Blrtbsbaus
au laufen unb ftunoenlans 4benos bis in Die tiefe
Nadt binein bsiu1 @las 5l iiben, gu politliiret uno
at, Gnoe aar nod gu uadnlbeln". . uniere Deut.
iden treiben es arg in 9ietp Dorf!
gbrifian: Sas Idbt it'd eben nibt dneerR.
Shon Qutber tlagte 5u ieiner 3eit: Die Seutihen
faufen ale germ. @eben mir nur burd u,dBigen Sc
brauh Der @abe, Gottss Dem NdhItsn ta!uer Elm gu
tes 8eiIpiel.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
@erberei felt!

Cine Wtrberet, nit 90 9ruten, aae uaterbraintrt unb elm
Wobntaus babel, 1T au %perfaufsn. Wete@giden Rinbe unb
6dute fam man i'm nsberfuB bstomnen. Nsesen N6ter M
f1reibe man an.
Jtiebrid Giebarb,
qeb. J.. l872.-3mt N Menrpspiue, 5uron Co., 8.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01

Casper: Das 1T aud meine Weinana. Riot
10 ,uobI bic itrease abfiuenS, (uno daG I'M Gflsn)
iAeint mir Der riatiae Wes si ietn, ;.
In medic tutissimus ibis Bietbea mir INNER aif
Ser apIberen MitteItrase.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Gin Journalia, Dnd,orucker,

enslifden uno beuti den Sprahe unb fdbts If, cine 3eitung,
s~ertunben nit Sob. Druderei, ;u leiten, tam inter iebr ean-
ftisen Bepinsunseua s partner eihtrsten. ea Der Gisenibls
msr bieler Druderei ,um ndhftn Brlblabr auf lansere 3ett
mad Dtutltlanb rtitt. Rur fplioe unb tnhtise 3sute, BITE
etwas Rapital beFsen, molten ibe . Herten uaisr Der Morefs
B. K. an BITE Rseaetipn btefss glattes sar ~sefautsen Dei-
terbef6rberune einienptn.
San "a. 2nbm lnMr
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Nittsburaer Diebmarft.

80 q. J0hU1!.
Gina 900 Stld Rtnbpteb auf Dem Marft. S6alfes preis
fur aassestihnetes 0tet 7A-7H; out Q sN-7; ntittelsut
bio gut oL-6; proiHdres AS gts. per 9fb; frtiamel-
tiae 3hbe e30-65. lie mad aaalitat. Shaft 6 -6M &eats
fur CUTE, LIN gts fur ertra CUTE. 96peine 81 81 Cts.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
uufe1 Ba@erttS@.

Das tie Seft oes b~eIiebten 2sip3iaer yDobeim@
erbieIten uIr burd be Sauptasenten far Mmerifa,
5iemon II Brotbers, Sort 2Dapne. Sno. preis per
Seft muir Is Gents,
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
YreDigeriteue geiuht.

Gin bsuifGer prrt. grebiser n lnfdt cine Steu. ais gre-
biaer ,u erbdIten. Rdberes 3u CT rasen, ober anmelounsen
fSnnen bel Nep Ier. gB Vurpns. SO. 553 superior 9trase
tn gIeseanb, Sbip, e%inseIsnbet tpsrben.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
s

Vur
@drtner, Uarmer oDer Mebger.
Gin 6aus nebf gertsn TIT auf 9isinsa ne,s Darm, an Ter
Mlum Greet, n WeNe BON bu Stacts tilie au %perrenten.
Dsnn espaniat, wirn elm fIeinss cesr stpges 5thf eanb
mitperpontet. Dts lit fp!slfh cine suie 8elesenbeit fur
einen gdrtner, GARNER obtr 1Rssser. aean wenbe ia auF
benz glase an
Nlrs. g. 8. 2ipinafone.
San. 81. smnm lmH
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1872-02-01
Gmittnngeu.

g~mpfansen BITS gum 80. San. 1871.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
A Card or hanks.

EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL: The committee OF
arrangements Of the NJ. f. Church Festival
beg leave to submit through your paper the
following expression Of thanks:
l That we duly appreciate the liberality of
the citizens Of Salina and vicinity in their lib
eral donation Of provisions and money for the
festival. and for the very generous patronage
rendered by them OH the evening Of the festi-
val.
For the prompt and efficient services Of oil
the committees. wlncl, tended so much to make
the festival q success.
To Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins for the part
they took in making the evening so pieasurca-
BILE.
4 For the courtesy Of The SALINE COUNTY
JOURNAL and Salina Herald from time to time
in publishing notices.
BY order of Committee Of arrangements.
c. Posi-, Sc rotary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

The Saline County Agricultural Society held
sit. annual meeting at the.court house Las, Sa,ur
day. and elected new set Of officers through :
out. and again put the society in motion for
another fair next fall. We are glad to see =
disposition manifested on the part Of the men,
bers Of this society to keep it alive, notwirh-
standing the many discouragements which
II has had TO contend with. The former ON
GERS Of the society were indefatigsble in their
Efforts to keep the society alive, and we do not
think they need feel discouraged BY the con-
dit'oo in which they have just left ii. To be
surf there were many to say ..this and that
should have been done 50 and so,- yet II the
o0cers themselves were really sati<xed that
their management was the best. that was sue.
heient, for none were more interested than
they. and we hope the present otncer, VIII feel
equal)6 satisSed with their mnasumeut II
sn61 ossions are in order, We would suxrsse
that our neighborinG counties be Invited to
compete with Saline county In certain proauc-
tioaA - the end thas ~ ~ sveaea1ly have q
fir opea for coopetifioo . n q Wesessn
KasnA Ne publisA - pssese1lAgs 4 he
msesiaE slswAsse-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Mr.. L. G. Skancke, chief ssefS in the L. $.
Land Office, was units,ffh marriage last Satur-
day evening to US Alice Norton, daughter Of
Major E. l.. H6rton, justice of the peace Of this
township. The ceremony was conducted at
the residence of the brides father. in this city.
by Rev. NJ. n. Powers, pastor Of the NJ. +.
Church. They were surrounded by small
circle of intimate friends Of the family, who
congratulated the happy couple, when they
adjourned to the court house where they were
Joined by number Of friends and the light
fantastic was pleasantly INDUCED in. Several
valuable pr-sents were given to the bride by
relatives and frien,,:. We wish the bride and
groom many happy years of enjoyment, Of
unalloyed mutual affection, ana rat their life s
journey may never be marred by any unpleas-
antncss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Mr.. Couse informs us that there were sever
al cases of sickness among horses in this cOun-
ty, last fall, very like the famous ''epizootic,"
now prevailing in the east He adopted SIM
pie remedies-care and cleanliness being very
important aids-and succeeded in curing all
cases coming under his notice. So tar as now
known there are no cases Of this disease in the
county. but it exists to some extent in the
eastern part Of the state. Keep the barn clean
inside and out, use disinfectants about the
stalls. keep the animals bowels loose, and you
will be prepared for its second advent with
little fear,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Now that the toy season is approaching We
would direct attention to the complete stock in
that line at Whitehead & Seaman's stand. at
the post office. They have everything to aid
you in developing the musical ear. mechanical
genius. housekeeping iculinery. nursery. etc.
necessities. scholarly attachments. noisy pro-
pensities. and :esthetical tastes Of your hopeful
joy and pride. and when they shall have reach
ell the zenith Of their grand climax, they will
look down and call you Blessed for having
purchased Christmas toys for them from
Whitehead & Seanan's, December, 4. d. 1872
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Our citizens are frequently entertained with
grand orchestral performances in the way ola
chivari, since our manageable people have
been getting W essestaiMneats. Among the
instruments used are the horsc-iiddle. tin-pan
trianges, the beautiful fcow) bells. tin cor
net, a ''h-o-O-p!" etc. They have attempted
several national chOruses. but the sound of the
gun always interrupts them, wl,en the sO-low
is easily rendered. We think this class of mu-
sic is not appreciated, and is not interrupted at
the right time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

1870 A - . Has % s's'-
Dat boy stood % DR. ss.st.is top
Dad he dsa't ~ a aAy clodes.
Usd der girls dey stop. und bis'h. IND sss:
ne means oy soen oooo.e. n IKE
were selling goods 40 cheap. -
n NJ -, ry,., nov
I'll. 1870. .,.,... .,i,,~e,, .hout
O.. :.,...S T... 49, no. XaIv .mashed
- -, - h,-. T Ey;clorv didn't
=. -. ,..;, :. 90. r,.,tv veil surrounded.
~. ny "'' $1,000,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

The members of the Catholic church are sue
ceeding splendidly in obtaining donations Of
money, and articles to be sold at their Grand
Fair, which is 10 come of during the holidays.
The newspapers of adjoining counties have
made favorable mention of this week Of festivi-
ties and We look tor large number Of visitors
from abroad. Capt. Shcrrin's building is to he
fitted up in tasty style. with elegant accomoda-
tons. Pleasant evenings can be enjoyed by
all who happen in there. A bcvy Of fair ladies
will preside at the stands and tables, and the
products Of Saline county ingenuity will 60 of
like hot cakes, of course. Nothing will be left
unGone to make this entertainment the grand
est that has ever taken place in Central or
Western Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Santa Clause has unquestionably been out
hanked by d. & J. B. Whitehead. of this city.
who have exercised exquisite taste in the
selection Of jewelry for the holidays. One will
seldom find better display Of goods in large
cities. We have this advantage in buying
goods of them: They do not misrepresent
good. sold from their counters, and you can
always learn just what class Of goods you are
buying. Examine their stock
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

The time honored, beautiful snoy dropped
to the depth ofabout an inch on Monday night,
which now is rapidly dissolving!I No sleigh
rides, no coasting, 90 no nothing" but some
COMFORT to the wide fields of winter wheat in
these parts. We are pleased TO see it on the
hill-tops, for change. Tuesday morning the
snow birds fitted away with the clouds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

The festival at the sMethodist church last
Thursday passess-of very pleasantly. and the
net proceeds amounted to over $50. The la
dy's god watch was drawn by Mr.. Oscar
Seitz/ OF the articles voted for, DR.. Jenny re
ceived the Oriental chair; Mr.. W. 5. Radclif.
the morning gown; Mss Terry. the gold
bracelets. No notice Of contest having been
given. the recipients Of these favors smiled
audibly and were happy. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk
ms, Of Minneapolis, favored the audience
win some sweet music during the evening
The proceeds Of this festival will be quite time
~ assistance in aiding them to complete their
new church edifice. and the prospects are now
very fia'iering for the occupancy thereof q, an
early day for church service.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
Old Grimes.

EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL: Nincompoop
didn't say Old Grimes died an awful death.
He didn't say lie had the cholera. and died for
want of breath. He didn't say he was split
open wide. He didn't say the old man com
mitted suicide. Oh. No! but he could have
said it. He merely said he was not all that
:. fancy painted him."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
Proceedings sGthe Saline County Asricultu
III and Mechanical society.

Proceedings q the Saline County Agricultur.
ri and Mechanical society.
The annual meeting Of the Saline County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society was held
at the court house. in Salina, Kansas. Oh the
9Th of December, 1872.
Society called to order by the president, Col.
A. 5. Norton.
The president made report which. on mo
ton. was accepted and adopted, and ordered
published.
Motion was made and carried that E. E. Bow
en- be elected secretary of the society, pro tenn.
Society then proceeded to the election Of Of
iicers for the ensuing year, with the following
result:
President-A. G.. Couse.
Vice Presidents-T. d. Wickersham, T. J.
Going.
Secre,ary-E. Z. Bowen.
Corresponding Secretary-B. J. F. Hanna.
DirectOrs-L. +. Parsons. Weaver, A. NJ.
Beebe. Joseph Anderson, A Z. FOote.
Motion was made and carried that the socie-
~ elect delegate to attend the meeting of the
state board Of agriculture. to be held at Tope-
Ia, Kansas, in January, 1888. B. J. +. Hanna
was elected delegate.
Motion made tnat the secretary anu uessu-
rcr make their reports for the las; year to the
officers Of the society this day elected. and tina,
they he authorized to receive and act upon the
same: and that the president be authorized to
appoint the time and place Of meeting. not
longer than one month from this date, which
was carried.
Motion made and carried that the reports Of
the secretary and treasurer be published in
full.
On motion the society adjourned.
A. $. NORTON. President.
E. Z. BOWEN. Secretary pro te,r.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

A new partner has been added to the firm Of
Mel on 4 Skancke so that the firm name reads
Nelson. Skancke & Go. Their store at Linds-
berg is now well stocked and draws trade from
many miles around. Mr.. Nelson, the senior
partner, by habits Of industry and uncessing
attention TO business, has established a wide
extended popularity. wlde-awake and always
on the move, he INKS among the foremost Of
eI1e young business men of the country,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
The following appears in the Solomon City

NerspdpT:
Considerable amusement was had during the
examination of Cryderman, last week. Mr..
Mohler, while examining the witness Little,
WAS endeavoring to obtain from him full de-
scriptiOn of the stolen pony. The witness an
swered the questions as to the color Of the pO-
py's tail. main, head. etc.. very properly, when
Mr.. MohIer asked him what kind Of ears the
the pony had, The witness sent q laugh through
he room when he pertly answered "pony's
ears" The attorney looked ike Liberal af-
ter election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

Christmas is drawing near so is the Catho-
lie Fair; and Lindgren Bros. have ordered
from Sweden beautiful Christmas Spruce fir.
Also all kinds OF fancy candies. fruits, fire.
works. &C., &C., which will arrive next week,
and have got to be sold in retail at wholesale
prices, in their store next to the furniture
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
Nrm advertisements.
Tdke Notice.

AL part,es indebted to George Finch upon pronis-
~,ry notes. which masie pay A5ie n john Gels
10 =. hank which become due the 9Th of February
sa will take notice thai sid nose> have b~eo par
chss bv shr uudcrsiEned for valuable consideration
t,.In ali pros,,,,iy paid at the tins .i-esn-d
Dec. Ian. Is.s- - .otsA-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12

We wsre pisased p meet On last Saturday,
Hon. W. b. Bond, representative elect a
Leavenwosth county, who was visiting his
brothers. Register Bond, and r. Q. Bond, Esq,
Of the firm Of Obef & Bond.
z. W. Morrow makes another call upon his
debtors to pay mp. The nezt ding will be .
hwyer-then q constable or . sheriff with .
summons. He Is kindly disposed, however,
towards cash customers, promising them his
tesdeyesf consideration.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-12
Fruit Trees, Vines. &c.

One mile east Of saIlna yea will h,d all kiDsis Of
Fruit Trees, Vines .nd ss61ll Fruit for sale chap
They are guaranteed to be in prine order Come and
efore engaging trees for for fall spring
planting. Patruaixe home Institutions and get tree
that will grow. ANDERSON 4 RYNAN.