The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-17

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lisiias aElths slaushtsshs.ssng p peoas-
ahae, bat 4 eeft.inly Il not p,sassnb,e. 1sae
locality has ths same Traditional filling - h.
|neeiscaaan. It ID picturpsque, psshaps. hoo
sihr. Its rattiing plaee. rheass. S@ ths saf,
E.E. Bowea has 1or iaie stAsDb - a sots
md lands, which he Win sel1 cheap. Remem-
6er thatthe railrood excitemeat Win eanse prep
atv to advsnee h prios. and now b he time
70 make Investments. By. lookieg over -
list you WIN hnd property which viii salt Zoa.
Upon the lest messing Il the old ~ c6dh-
ell, the members voted . resolyls6h q thanks
to ex-Nayor Russell for hje'6nifosn courtesy
to them during the year, While he made some
very appropriate remarks IN reply. The dox-
oloGy was sung with ieFvor.
Ms. Lincoln, on Seventh street, isin receipt
Of good stock Of spring millinery goods which
she intends selling at small profits. Also, any
one wishing to bny small business house on
Santa Fe Avenue can get . good basSain by
calling soon at herfesidence.
Saline farmers should appreciate how much
good taste and order adds to the value Of their
farms. and how much better standing that
would give them among the classes whese opin-
Ions are most valuable, and how much easier Il
d 70 sell . neat and well kept farm than SLOW
enly one. a. r--G =.
Mr. n. F. O. Fsderhen, who came 70 Kansas
with Capt. Terry on his return from the cas-,
this winter, has returned 70 Boston for his
family. Mr.. Fcderhen believes in making
home attractive, and has laid out his homestead.
planted trees and made other improvenents,s 80
thae he already has . fine looking farm.
We have hsd several inquiries from the farm.
ers In the county In regard to the Law passed
by the last 9 ngrese, encouraging the growth
Of forest trees. We give the law 10 full on the
fourth page Of this paper, and hope. many o.
our homesteaders will take advantage 6f Ito In
ducements.
! Long or pendent earrings hsve bad theiE
day, but now our fashionable ladies are wear
ing small stud-like bits Of gold In their ears
This reminds us that the most stylish kinds Of
ladies' and gentlcmen's jewelry are kept by ths
enterprising 6rm Of Whitehead & Brother Of
| this city. Go aud examine their splendid stock
We do not follow. the practice ofmaking apol
osies, but we feel compelled to ak pardon o
our readers for furnishing them SO poor quail
ity Of paper as last weeks and this weeks is
sue have been printed upon. As rule, W
! have endeavored to obtain the best quality o
paper but we have been terribly fooled thi
! time. Indulge rs, therefore, for this and an
other issue. .
Several Of our merchants complain that pack
ages sent IS freight to them over the railroad
are often broken into aid = part Of their con
tents taken therefrom. On Monday last a pal
Of One cut tobacco was received 81 - person
(which. upon being oPcued. WAS faa1d TO eon
tnla only about osie-half Tie 0rigiaal quast3ty
We hope the railroad oflcsrs win Immediate
~ institute an investigation and punish thos
of the employees who are thus disgracing thei
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