The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-30

M. A. W. Sre~r. Of Pirasant Valley town
ship. is . candidate 70 county commissioners
tor the Sd district. Heis pleasant and agree
able gentleman and posses all the qualifications
for this position.
John n Price. Grand Master Masonic Ordrr
n Kansas. has decided e that Master Mason
VIII keeps dram shop shall Be- suspendf-d nr
exrellei. and Keeper 10 nots suitable peass n
for the degrees"
Tha nksgiving turkeys and se.se are finely
SIM, a. that they may be e. AMI greasv BY tn.
9th Of November. Tie fowl Will probably r.
volt against the Cesar who has set this
their day Of doom.
Prolific Kaasas again. Mr.. Very planted
and on Wednesday following the wheat was mp
an inch Ill over the field. ~ green and healthy
~ the earlier sown wheat.
The Eliswo-th Repo,ter of too weeks since
santxined an excellent article On the herd law.
Ellsworth county rs agitating the adoption Of
the law. Tn. farmers Of that county seem to
be to unit In favor Of the law.
Some time ago 30 cents bushel was all
man coald get fer potatoes in this market. but
now that they bring one dollar pr bushel we
hear If many who won't sell potatoes II they
can't get more than one dollar Cor them.
Court Is in session and will ct some people
on their ear before they get through ''setting."
Monday the case Of State ". Curtis. appealed
from Justice court. Was decided gainst Curtis
and fine increased from five to ten tlollalD with
costs. X
A new banking firm. canyinKthe mrlodious
style OF Couse. Culp 4 sps9. is 10 open up In
business in this city. sfhey will receive all
deposits and cash no checks. They will sns-
pend when convenient and make no assign
ment for the benefit Of their creditors.
The reason Of n. F. woolley's bitter oppesi-
ton to the candidacy for representative OF the
senior Of this paper Is that the JOURxAL made
public the fact that the said n. F. woolley
owed the county $500. which he received ~
public officer, and has failed to account for it.
We understand that At the Presbytery Of To-
peka. lately in session At Lawrence. directed
the judicial committee, on the case Of Rev. G
W. Hays, to continue their investigation and
enjoin Mr.. Hays. in the mean time to desist
from preaching until the next meeting Of the
Presby;ery.
The Kansas Monitor. the only Swedish paper
west Of Chicago. and which shared the same
fate as the Commonwealth In the terrible con-
hagration of last Sunday night. has opened
new oflce at No. l3l Kansas ave nue.. the bust
ness bcin.. continued by +. G. Hawkinson.
Esq.-Top:ka Commonwealth.
The young men arc va rned no. to sit on the
door step very late at mig ht during the prevail
.nce Of the white frosfs. A lady of the house
discovered the imprint Of three feet on the
walk and Of onlc one sitting on the step the
other morning and saws she Is sure there was
some one GU; there with the girl when she w.nt
10 bed. y
Mr.. W. s. Nico;lcmus. Of Altoona Penn.
has become connected with the banking firm
of John Gels & Co. Of this city, He has been
an employee Of the prominent banking house
Of W. n. Lloyd S Co. for the past seven years.
and thus will bring to his new position the b's'
of qualifications. He is pleasant and genial
gentleman.
We learn that Mr.. r. J. Lynde. of Kansas
City. will be in town again this week and COM
mence buying wheat. Mr.. Lynde was In ST.:
lima brforc the panic and during the unc -rtain
condition Of financial affairs and the difficulty
in obtaining currency he was Obliged to clos.
his buying. lie will probably continue buying
right along.