The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14

Eossls In good order.
&ateraelons are plenty.
The mclsa cholera days have come.
Cincinasai beer 1t John Doylcs saloon-the
Senate.
Constable Garrett has levied upon bounc-
apS BOY.
The financial condition Of Saline county is
stated In this issue.
D.& 3. Powers ol6sr lot Of cattle to the
farmers for feeding.
nodse 10 tfaycIers.
A gsAley on Iron avenue and Fifth street
jancfi0n needs filing. -$
The best and cheapest ready-made clothing
at the New York Store.
Illncsk, county is already talking about can
Aidates for tie fall elcciion.
The Baptist Church Society are raising the
tands to pay for their 0rsan.@N
County attorney II sls.inson Is considered
xhe = best shot - in the county. TX
Nd Probert has been very sick for several
dsss, hut Il now recovering.
Nr. }. J. Eisenhaner Is burning Kiln Of sew
esal hundred thousand brick.-A
Several latlice AMI gentlemen engaged in
hunting prairie chickens Yesterday.
Ready shade clothing! the largest stock and
lowrst prices at the New York Store.
Mr.. John Wilson. fnr,n"rly Of the Abilene
Ckroaie.e. called upon Us last Friday.
~ -. .st,
proving tnrir residences and premises. *
II. Tucker. Of the Minneapolis Ind.pend-
sst. called aPou Ne cne day last week.
Every description Of shirts and hannels, at
wy Low prices. At the New York Storc.
Mr.. G. N. Norton. Of the X. r. X. r., has
gone to visit friends In Greenfield, Ohio.
The street commissioner Is doing splendid
work at regulating the drainage ofthe city.
WAxrrp-At the Pacific House. immediate
u. enc washwoman and one dining room girl.
Ci.cinnaii beer It John Doyle's saloon-t!,e
Senate. Etss
We have seen no better made nor fitting
saiss than tl'oee made by Rinsqutst & IIsmlin.
Mr. II. z. Sloan started for his old home in
lIltnois. Tuesday evening, and will be gone sew
eral weeks qrr-E- 5--t
J. e. woodward. who runs the Lazy
Blacksmith. - has pat his prices down to the
lowest notch.
The circus gave good satisfaction and was
veil attended. The displ.y Of ANIMALS was
large and good. fe-
Mr.. WIN. Armstrong has resigned his po-
sitien - superintendent Of grading ON the X.
8. & A. v. r. r.
Mr.. Charles whitney left lot Of fine Gu
eumbers on our table this wcek-thanks to
his picked regards.
Mr.. David Bccbe stormea us with water.
melon on Tuesday. The fruit was raised in
MIS- "meloh orchard"
Tie frame 81 Mrs. Thosnpson's new resi-
Aencs on Sevesth street has been erected, and
tie tsiiding is partly enclosed. TX
.We have printed some nice little slips which
~ will present - some ef our subscribers ii
. no very distant period:of time!
Mn. Jsdgs Logan and Mrs. snoad started
on IN exc.rsion to Denver and the noun
tains On Tsesd.y norninx last.-&
NJ. II. s. Price will hold his anctioa sales "a
Friday this week. owing to engagements clse
where on Saturday.
II n claimed that the election or tbs new on
cess Of the r. s. 4 A. v. r. r., which tool
plsce lase week. was illegal.
A gentleman and lady, with two children
desire % rent two OF three furnished rooms.
Esouire q the o0cs a ths SALINE CeCxrN
JOCRxAl.
Ths Gypsum Valley farmers have organized
. brsss band Vt ten pieces. They meet efees
for :pf.ctice. and are quite hrodcisst in music
Nr. Tinker u header.