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

| Cram ale at the Columbia billiard hall.
Clarence Buell. Is stopping 1t Wichita during
the winter.
Attorney General A. l.. william :eslied up
on us Wednesday morning.
Buy your groceries. boots and shoes Of
&c. RAsn & SoN.
Salina has the best livery accommodations o.
| any western City.
Mr.. +. l.. Bond has been down to Leaven'
worth this week. visiting friends. ~
The best assortment Of shawls Of the very
best quality. at the New York Store.
Several Of our merchants will somme nee buy
ing corn during the coming week.
Rev. G. Stockwell will preach In the Baptist
churchn-xf Sabbath morning and evening.
You will find the best stock and largest As
.ortment Of clothing. at the New York Store
A large stock Of wooIlen undershirts and
drawers jus: received, at the New York store
Eusy day Saturday Saturday With the mer'
chants aud politicians.
A heavy prairie fire prevailed vast Of the
CITY Monday evening. -k
Judge Underwood is candidate for represen-
,ative In Mcpherson county.
Tie Catholic church roof raftrrs are pointing
ND and will soon be covereti.--~ =
Travel is picking up on the X. r. Our hotels
are receiving fair share Of travel.
A good time for vendors Of :. sure cure Tor
chapped hands, t. make their tours.
Mr.. Eberhardt respectfully declines the NOM
iu.rion for commissioners. Too busy.
The .. squingeneer :" Is talking Of dremen's
p,rade. ..Down Santa Fe, up Iron" etc.
&c. Rash & Son keep an assortment Of
gloves, cotton and wollen hoes. yarn. etc.
Tom and jerry. at the Columbia billiard hall.
Toasted shins are being prepared at many Of
the stoves In Sa!ina during these cold evenings
viii Lowe talks sewing machines elsewhere.
Hard facts he produces In favor Of the Singer
We learn that M-ssrs J. c. Rash & Son In
tend to build brick business block In the
spring.
The commissioners were In session Monday
and Tuesday, considering the Spring Greek
br dgc.
A fire in the sunnowers. on this side Of the
railroad, inside the limits, to-day noon, caused
a scare. X
Tomorrow Il the last day Of working ont
vour road tax. o. r. Hamilton will be after
you sharp.
Mrs. n. F. Carol. who has been visiting
faicnd. in Pennsy lvania, returned to her home
las, Friday. *
We saw coop Of fine turkeys. chickens and
ducks for Mr.. Searls, which he received from
Lravcnworth.
Wild geese are reported plenty at the pond
west Of the city. and sport In taa: direction
will be lively. -S
Services will be held in the n. L. church
Sunday mornings amd evenings hereafter. See
change IN c'rd.
Cincinnati beer n, John Doylcs saloon-only
5 cents glass.
Miss Ella Blair. solomon. is canvassing Sail
na, with The Secrets Of the Convent and
Confessional"
A very interesting party must have been the
dance At which there were fourteen younx men
and one young lady.
Mira. B. T.. Hall. mother Of ". T. Hall, and
MSS Bicc. both ofSpring6eld, Ills.. arrived In
this city this morning.
Tie Monitor came TO hand last week notwith-
standing the crash. Mr.. HawIinsoL will DC
in Sa!ina in q few days.
C.H. Ham!in i. prepared to made snug fit
ting clothing to keep you warm during the
water. He ENSURES lit.
A mammoth corn crib is going up ON Santa
Fc Avenue. opposite the JOURNAL office. Mr..
Runel is the constructor. ----- -
Pra,r1e tires nave been too frequent during
the past week. MrScott Of sheep fame, lost
q lot of hay by one last week.
Immigrants are still flocking intethe country
The prairie schooners ly over the road inspeil'
ed by the cool weather and winds.@&
The Topeka Reeori reports several emigrant
wagons In that city on their way to McPhcrson
county. They hail from Cay county III.
Best beer in the marke,-only 5 cents glas'
at Barneck & Davis.
There are over thirty five candidates fol
county Offices in Saline county this fall. Thu
order will have hard labor comforting the scoop
degree.
Every other Friday our public schools Civ
exercises in speaking and composition. To
morrow friday afternooa the exercises vii
take place.
The city council has ordered the city marsha
10 make fire guards entirely around the city tc
protect city property from prairie fires. A
GOOD idea. ----~$
d. r. wagstaf has opened books for the
names Of recruits for the engine COMPANY
Ira l.. Carver j. recruiting for the hook and
Ladder company. ~
The boys will now rerair to the post ofiics
every evening and shove each other arount
during the distribution Of the mail-uulcss the
marshal interfcres.
Mr.. Fitzgerald announces himself for sher-
ID this week aud says he is going 70 make TIN
race clean through, reports TO the contrsr,
notwithstanding.
As pot house politicians have commenced
telling their usual bare-facel lies. the voter,
shos,;d dll3s>oel~ g.. s,> e-.,sh k~Hors