The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-27

Mr.. J. B. Whitehead started for Jackfbn
vile, ILL.,. Sunday evening. on visit hf'
friends. He will be gone several weeks.
Gang plows, harrows, cultivators and 81
kinds Of late improved farm Implements always
on hand At C. Post 4 Co.'S. :.
Aalnt has been fixing up his art gallery,
adding new and larger instrument, q sno"
case, and otherwise improving his rooms.
The Lest and most approved assortment Of
farm and garden implements in Western Kan
sas at e. Post & Co.'S. Sold At bottom prices.
Petitions are again in circulation calling up
On the commissioners to submit bridge propo-
sitions similar in nature T. those submitted
last fall. y
Here are come Of the Salina prices: eornn5
cents cash-ls cents In trade; oats l6 cents
potatoes 40 cents; hay $40 per ton; spriPg
wheat 81 LOO; eggs 10 cents butter Is centsA
Persons wanting plows, this season should
get them of G. Post 4 Co. A new stock just
received and for sale low for cash. Every
pillow warranted.
Ellswortiites arc going to send for a lot Of
almanacs to liven up trade. ''Home Interest,"
originated the plan. being public spirited and
entcrprising person.
Farmers Unions wanting plows, or farm
machinery of any kind In quantity, can get
them of c. Post 4 Co., for casa, at eastern
prices, freight added.
Several Iowa families have made prepara-
tons to move to this county and settle on the
Smoky Hill, in the ncighborhood Of Aaltby's
school house.
We acknowledge with gratefulness the reply
of the wicked fellow made to one OF the
complaining ones, II you think solittle ofthe
JOURNAL outfit, why do you grumble 50 -
Look carefully, you want genuine Mo-
/ line Plow, and see that they are branded John
Deere, Moline. ILL., None others are genuine.
For sale only by G. Post & Co., in salina.
We wish to call especial attention to that
superior book - Travels Around the WOrid.' v
by Hon. WIN. II. Seward. Subscribe for 1t at
the postofiice, of Mr.. 5. Seaman.
Ellison s. Carlberg have just resolved q new
sausage machine, and are now making the
best sa,lsages to be had in the market. Try it,
and satisfy yourselves.
1t is stated that the Kansas Pacific will fur
nish flax seed to the farmers along the road pro-
yided they return one and One-fOurth bushels
for every bushel furnished them, after harvest
1t is on dit that the firm Of Ober & Bond is to
consolidate with ii. F. Woolley, and that these
gentlemen will go into business at the stone
store ~
The quarterly meeting services of the Meth
Odist Church will be held at the Baptist
Church Saturday afternoon, aud evening and
Sabbath evening.
Gods are arriving 'liiIy at A. Siegcl & Co.'S
They fully understand the wants of this market
and do not allow their establishment u send
any one away uusatisficd.
Several Salina boys who went east a few
months ago, to better their conditions, are sat
isfied that they made mistake in leaving
and d .sign returning rs soon as possible.
The Presbyterian Social and Mite Society
will be held at the residence of Mrs. Wilson,
on Eighth street. this Thursday evening, Feb
9th. All are cordially invited to attend.
All kinds and sizes of iron and steel horse
shoes. horse shoe nails and blacksmith goods
at G. Post & Co.'S. Prices guaranteed as low
as any house in Western Kansas. i
il N. Conrad is building a comy 6,lious.
twO-stOry building on Ninth street! lie has
sold his residence property on Eighth street.
south of the Episcopal church, to A. G. Sloan.
A new stock OLA No. ~ wagons just Re-
ceivel by c. Post 4 Co. Every wagon Wa .
rlntc,l, and for sale very low for cash, n"twith-
standing the late advance in the eastern market.
Cheer up! Take along your purses Be sure
to call at A. Siegel & Co.'S to buy your dry
goods. Their dress goods and furnishing
goodsarc ahead Of any Others in the Salina
market.
On Saturday last the board of examiners met
and. on examination, issued teachers certif.
Gates to the follow ing persons, viz: Mrs.
Amelia Bowen, Miss Ella A. Bowen and Miss
Maggie Haggart.
Eberllardt & S,klendorf' S team took ''new
departure from the depot last Thursday AZ
ternoon, up Ninth street, scattering the wagon
around aud strsddling shade trecss> No seri-
Gus damage was done.
We return thanks to A. II. Rose for bottle oil
that horse radish. which he is manufacturing
and unhesitatingiy pronounce 1t very superior.
Every bottle that Mr.. Rose manufactures Il
warranted purc.
The reception Of WIN. II. Gels and family by
vast thrOng Of friends, upon their recent ar
rival at the depot In Jamestown. Penn, Is de
scribed to have partaken rather Of the nature
of grand ovation.
A yoke of oxen was driven through TIKI
street the other day, the animals being so pool
that they had to lean on one another to keel
from blowing over. The owner Il evidently
not posted in the price OF corn.
The wholesale trade Of our popular cigal
manufacturer. W. S. Wells. has rapidly increas
ell oflatc. The fame Of his cigars has gone afaI
of and he IS now rccompensed with large or
dcrs from the rcmotest counties.
The JOURNAL office Is under obligations t.
Mr. w. Thatcher for a supply Of hymenea
cake. which was pronounced by ''all hands
As excellent. Thatcher has a way Of making
cakes which is really lip-smacking.
The Arabs did not parade saturday night u