The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-24

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sAs besf an0 most valeed - one cidseus. ,~s
sDo yoa svsr consider faat tie largest for
tanes are naaae BY timely md jsdieious invest
oents Inreal estate! nut uswis he dine to
purchase ciey and country popersy. . Il b
held at exosedingiy low figures. Call upon =,
E. Bowen, who will show you how to make
money. ~
ii..Is Is -. Jet decided yb4e Il. d.po. Il he
new r.iirodd will Be jesAsd. Jndse Beebe he's
e9ered The comp26y dkht acres Of land IN
Jones' Addition 6r depot, machlne shops end
cher buildnxa. 1t lie % be hoped that the
company wiil make sons kind Of IS landing
place In de business petition of the city.js-
Horsemcn pronounce IL. Bankers stallion,
Col King, one Of the best ever zen in Kansas.
He Is non Aaking the season, and b stabbed IN
Tic barn just In the rear Of Maj. Se-ks zeal e.
tatc oiIlee. His colts have t.een the premiums
oaered In Saline county or the past four year,.
Csll at The stable for his bedIsree.
:Msssrs. Tucker 4 Rotrock, ;of the Ninneapo-
y Asdepsds.t, called upon usSasurlay. They
report that their town is growing rspidly, aal
that Their Sellow-cifizens afc ready, willing and
anxious to become united by the r. S. 4 A.v.
RAliroed with this, the railroad scester Of the
vest. Ottswa county viii probably very resd-
lyvote bonds In aid Of he now rood. Y
Two menllving on the Saline river, pear Mr..
GartlInsr's. were bitten By young PIP on Sat-
erday Last, and on Sunday Mr.. Mathews. nv-
ing on the Mulberry. was also bj6enby theaame
pap. Soon after the animal (ent into spasns
and was imipediasely killed. The pup was on
Eafew days before brought FROM the Solomon
where it msther had been killed, supposed 70
b mad: -
We uuae3tand that tie supply Il corn and
eats has beea pretty well eleased odt in Saline
county, and there are but w.farmers who
have onhand quantities Of one to three thous-
and buahels. Two teams came INTO Salina this
week and were unable to get enough corn, to
lead vita, the several lssEc losthereabouts
haying been cold for shipment. AS yet, there
he's been no material chingc IN prices.
:. We publish an excellest article On Bees, on
the first page, read before the Gypsum Valley
Farmers, Association, which will be valuable
reading to those having bees or contemplating
keeping them. The writer has evidently given
much attention to the suhject, and expresses
his ideas In sn unusually clear manner. We
would very much like tosee o,tr f.rmcrs 70
into the bee.kecping business. - we believe ii
can be made to pay. Read the article.
Uttered Is to be rigidly enforced on and aiter
the lst Of May. All those persons interested
In the salvation Of their ':yallcries," poosllcs,
pointers and 9. sooncrs," will have to comply
with tie statute in such case made and provjd-
cd, to avoid the thuadcrbolts of tho msrsiiars
wrath. As 1t is, the dog population is likely
to exceed the humans, - and the question will
arise arc the constitution aud the laws to be
upheld BY man or dog.
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Mr.. @. N. Norton, local agent for the X. r.,
informs us that . new freight tariff table has
just been issued by the K. r., and Is the most
complete throughout that he has ever EXAM
inesl. The classification Of freight has Leen
somewhat changed some articles which wcrr
formerly shipped IS first class being changed
to second or third, aud some Of the second and
third changed to second or first. There has
been no Increase in rates, except on Topeka
fscislts west.
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Mr.. David Patrick, Oft Usage coal mines.
has been in town for few days past looking
up the coal prospects Of Saline. He has been
talking witlfa number Of our citizens with
view Of prospecting for coal. We understand
Mr.. Patrick has had considerable experience
In the coal mining business both I'm P,.nnsyl-