The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-02
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A new and very large assortment Of hats.
latest style, just received from New ork, 1t The
New York Store.
Mr.. s. P. Lindgreu, who has been visiting
his old home in Sweden for several months, ne
turned last Thursday.
Examine those fiannels, buck gloves, and
winter boots and shoes at
J. CRASH & Sons.
"The combat deepens! On ye brave!' on
~ S. announcement fee to find out the PAIN
which leads to victory.
Those old-fashioned. Yankee pumpkins pre-
sented BY friend Wilson. delight US, and the
pies shall be manufactured.
We sell good goods at the lowest prices and
receive new supplies almost every day. Call
and see us. J. c. RASH, & Son.
We received call on Friday last from d. d.
Hoac and lady. of Minneapolis. Mr.. Hoag
| is probate Judge of Ottawa county.
The city schools closrd on Tuesday. in con.
sequence of the exercises of the Teachers In
stituts. They will be re-opened next week.
Deputy marshal Souihwick finds few stras-
ylers on the streets during his night watch
Providers have learned ere this that ne is ever
wakeful.
Mr.L.G. Shancke announces that he will be
a c,ndida,e for county clerk. Mr.. s. is good
business man, we'll informed, and would make
good officer.
| Several large hunting parties have fled from
the city to the fields during the week. in quest
of prairie chickens, and have returned well
loaded with-melons. -@
TIE. Simpson and C. w. Banks are candi-
dates for representative in Mcpherson county.
II. II. Tucker and DIR. Davis are candidates for
the same Office in Ottawa county.
There is too much of disposition exhibited
bv the authorities to allow rowdies to insult
respec;ablc citizens with IMMUNITY. Such fell
lows should be severely dealt with.
Mr.. Geo. X. Bagley returned from the east
last Friday. being much improved in looks and
spirits by reason of his Heightened sojourn in
the New England stitef.
Those stylish cloths which have just been
received by Chas. Hamlin are very popular,
and will be soon sold out Leave your meas
ure balOre they are gone.
Capt. j. C. Terry is spoken ofas possible
candidate for county commissioner in the I'd
district. lie is one OF the ablcst and best men
in the county, aid his election would be almost
certain.
A can of LAYS best oysters, with suitable ar-
rrn,,.aes. was donated to our household by the
popular and so"d-natured. Jake. Only such
ente, pr;.inc restaurateurs as him generally
producc the bi-yai;es so early in market.
! A tlamscl in gorgeous array was seen riding
| a ,aule aStride. the other day. Somebody re-
marked HAT the mule not only carried soil
ed female bnt cargo Of soiled whisky. Such
was the Information given By Smoky Hill
bachelor. *
Moonlight nights again and the railroad
| grading campaign, it is expected. will be re-
sume,!. yigilant sentries survey the line, and
the signal given will brin. many to the rescue.
Movements will be carefully scrutlnized until
the 18th inst.
Rev. Prof. J. II. Lee, ofthe Agricultural Col
lege, will deliver lecture on Saturday evening
| at half past O'Clock, which will be the closing
exercise of the Teachers Institute. He will
also hold divine service ON Sunday morniDS II
| il O'Clock. in the Episcopal church.
Mr. Seaman. assistant postmaster, informs
| us that the Kansas City postmaster has con-
sented to exchange mail boxes. and will COM
mence in few days. Under this arrangement
mails will leave fer Kansas City on both the
evening and morning trains.
| Mr.. John F.. Woodward showed us some
corn samples the other day which levied heavi-
| IL upon our admiration and made lis prOuder
Of Kansas proli;icncsS. One hundred and
.vcn,v-seven Just such ears as John +. showed
us filed tlour barrel. Tic weld of his corn
to the acre will be about forty bushels.
The reading portion of our community will
bear in mind that ANYTHING within the range
Of literature can be found at Whitehead & Sea-
mans news depot. New volumes are added
to their library aimos. daily. and their supply
of newspapers and periodicals il aunlimited.
Mr.. John p. Carlin. Sfwainnt township.
died of typhoid fever at the residence OF Mr..
$. Carlin. ON Sunday last-aged % years.
months and ) days. His funeral took place
on Tuesday ||rhe deceased possessed many ex-
ccllencies of heart and his loss is deeply felt by
his many friends aud acqnaintances.
The fall stocks which arc now being receiv-
ed by our business houses of Salina include
some of the finest goods ever brought 10 this
portion of Kansas. an the shelves and cour-
tiers already present the attractive appearance
which IS usual to first class dry gools stores in
metropolitan cities. Everything indicates a
large fall and winter trade.
In another column will be- found the call Of
Ii9 voters of District No. I. addressed to W
q. Scholl requesting him TO allow his name to
be used as candidate for commissioner OF this
district Mr.. Scholl is an old resident Of Salina.
and Justly deserves the respect and confidence
which is so generally repossd in him by hi.
fellow citizens.
1t now turns out that the new councilman
lately elected at Solomon City Isl colorai eli.
izen Of that village. And this may account fol
the apparent chagrin contained in the Ne,rspa
per's article announcing the election. and NAV
he the "whyfor - Of its lecturing the Democrats
and Liberals for voting for a Republican. W,
hope the prciudices Of Brother Hart are moi