The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-07-25

LEGAL 0SOVsOs
It Is mining.
The crops are growing:
Ali business men ar singing happy.
several farmers have bursted their suspend
ers-
Kans,s beats the world for babies, buftaloes,
corn, potatoes and every thing.
Tide in town is increasing and at the pres
ent rate win shortly be considered good.
Dave Brown Is helping Johnny Doyle to run
the IS Senate ~ saloon. -
Johnny Ryan has new bartender, who is
very much Of gentlemen. "<
The Herald Is - noncommittal Is ever on the
Pomeroy issue and.is afraid to call its soul its
own.
The Episcopal church is enclosed and the
cupaio nearly completed. The building will
be ready fos services shortly now.
For your photographs. ambrotypes and 9TH
er frst-class pictures call ON Mafit, at the phot-
ograph gallery.
Maj. G. C. Probert is calculating the cree
ton Of 2 new store building ON the site Of his
burnt drug house. 49, X
Mr.. Taylor Miller occupied the City Hotel
Monday. Parties announce that he sets first
rate table and keeps good house.
The Right Reverand Thomas II. Vail will
preach at the Baptist church. in this place, both
morning and evening Of Sunday, August 4th.
No pistol firing O. nights would be prefera-
BILE. However, we wish it understood that this
nuisanceis 50 few;and far between. but we can
do without it at
The Kansas Central Railroad is graded to
Holton, jackson county. The work Is being
hurried on, We will have the road Oh us be
fore we think Of it.
The accounts of the corn, potato and oat
crops from all parts of the county are tie
mest glowing. A hundred bushels Of corn to
the Acre is not an unusual thing to hear nova
days.
Mr.. z. jackson and Samuel l.. Jelleys, clerk
Of Ellsworth county, both Of Ellsworth city,
LEFT their cards during our absence Monday.
Accept our sorrow, gentlemen, and call again
when you are down.
Sheldon Bros. reopen the City mills to-mor-
row. The mill has lain idle some weeks await
hands and be prepared t9 do all work of grist
mill in an acceptable manner.
Three excursion trains passed this point this
and Last week going west-one Friday morn
ing, one Saturday morning and one Sunday
morning. The eXcur iOnists were bound for
the mountains of Colorado
A crossing is being laid in accordance with
late ordinance, at Wilson's corner, across Sew.
cnth street, and also another between I. l..
Carver Co.'s dry goods house and Russell &
Grants shoe store. on Santa Fee avenue.
T. E. Simpson, chairman Of the board Of
commissioners Of Mcpherson county, dropped
in Tuesday and was hopeful for the success of
the railroad proposition before the county.
The election comes off on next Tuesday.
The Ellsworth Reporter, in nearly a column
article, strongly supports Col. Phillips for one
Of our next Congressman. The Colonel will
20 into. our State convention with u majority
of Western Kansas supporting him, to say the
least.
Contrary to expectations last week District
Court was continued over this week but like
IL to adjourn tomorrow. The session is not
cases being carried over, the fall term will be
an interesting one.
y. f. Wharton, editor of the Independent, and
DR.. McIIenry, both OF Minneapolis, and Geo.
J. Root, chairman of the board Of commission
cas- Of Ottawa county, gave US pleasant visit
to-day. They feel better since the county seat
contest was decided in their favor.
From Topeka to Kansas City. or from Ieay-
enwOrth to Kansas City, the fare on the Kansas
Pacific is 81 81, 1t is stated. Competing lines
make cheap railroad riding The X. p. will ex-
tend like favOrs to Us one Of these days, when
we get another railroad or two, we think.
An apparently strong and healthy fellow,
whose wife and children and himself are county
charges, was playing pool at one Of our saloons
for drink, the other day. The raters OF the
county's welfare should furnish their wards
with some wholesome lessons Of NOR i training.
A. Siegel & Co. import no made-up clothing
but do all their manufacturing here. All
know that clothes made on order by home
workmen give better satisfaction in fit ant
strength. Their charges for these goods ar
scarcely, If any more, than for imPo'se29aed
1t gives us unalloyed plesSsfe to announce
the marriage of Mr.. w Hoover to Miss Nal
smith, both cf our city: Monday morning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. VIM. Bishop
1t the residence OF Mrs. Sullivan. Hoover is a
clever boy, and he possesses a modest, good
wife, We question not.
Capt II. d. Baker, one of the sterling men
Of the Saline valley, whose farm is just three
miles away. wears buoyant countenance. II
he can not run as county treasurer, he can
raise corn. This crop of his is already. on au
average, sixteen feet in height and the ears
On most Of the stalks are nine feet up. He an.
ticipates one hundred bushels to the acre.
We are in receipt Of a copy Of the Delaware
(Ohio) ProAibifionisf and the following accom-
panying note from former devil" Of the
Herald: accomplishments Of We local. Frank C
BlondOn. Prohibition is the right doctrine
OF course, The JOURNAL is LIBERAL to which
We saw amen!'' The Pran5itionist support,
James Black. Of Pennsylvania. for President
and John Russell, Of Michigan. for Vice Pres
illent.