The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-01-23


Col. Phillips has returned from Washington
to Topeka.
Judge Foster is building coy residence on
Eleventh. street.
Major Forsse's headquarters in Topeka Is at
the Capitol House.
Several new saw and grist mills are being
built on the Saline. ---~-~-~S
The epizoot has migrated ardthe horses snuh
and sneeze no more.
Mr.. Charles Sander has moved into his new
building on Seventh street. -
Don't fail to call ut Goodnow's lumber yard
and ask for his list of prices.
Mr.. H.H. Tucker is making good paper OF
tho Ottawa county independent.
Capt. Sherrin is building row Of grain bins
along the south wall Of his store. -
Tho machinery for Sheldon's new water
mill has arrived and lies at the depot. TX
The Lincoln county statement will, of course,
entertain our readers In Lincoln county.
Tho brick yard just south OF town will be
worked to its utmost capacity next SPRING.
J.H. Snead and Ira C. Buick have already
testified in the Caldwell case at Washington.
!. We are under obligations 10 Coy. Osborn for
. handsome pamphlet containing his inaugu-
raj address.
Mr.. Frank Robb, who has been visiting In
Pennsylvania for some time, returned last Sun
day evening. TX
The shelving and counters Of DIR. Daily new
store house is finished, and the building is
ready for an occupant.
The Kansas Exposition Company have ad-
vertise3 that they viii exhibit their-wiid ani-
msis and rilfngs Mt Saiina next Saturday. ---S
Several citizens of on: county are engaged
In hunting this winter, and find it much more
profitable than burning corn and toasting
shins.
All who are bare footed and those :whose
boots or shoes are nearly worn Out should call
at Russell & Grants and have their wants
supplied:
We;receiyed call from Mr.. A. 8. Potter,
county clerk of Lincoln, Tuesday afternoon.
We found him to be an Intelligent and agreed
BILE gentleman.
Capt. J. C. Terry, the gallant bachelor of
Gypsum creek, has returned from prolonged
visit in Ohio. Ohio. in his opinion, can't hold
0 candle to Kansas.
Though dumb, those photographs at Mafllt's
In reality are, they almost seem to speak, so
correctly do they represent the originals. Do
not fail TO get your picture there.
Watches, jewelry and silver ware! Large
stock! New goods Low prices All those are
found at the popular jewelry store OF d. s. J.
B. Whitehead's, at the post-ofice building.
1t Is stated that Mr.. Sheldon has sold his
mill property, with water privileges to ex-May-
or C. B Underwood. The price is rumored
70 be from twelve to fifteen thousand doilars.
On the aOth-the last day given by the COM
mIaaioners for delay Of the ten per cent penal
ty-wc found the treasurer's office fall to over
Of the thin wallets wonderfully.
G. A. Hawkes. has purchased the grocefy
property opposite A. II. Clafilin's, where Ae
now carries on his boot and shoe businesA
He Is IN excellent workman and will do well.
SEQ his card in another column.
While the Senatorial contest RACES, Messrs. !
Ringqilst 4 Hamlin peacefully pursus their
calling, while they manufacture to order,
clothing In the latest and most fashionable |
styles. Leave your measure with them. Y
Mr.. Hail and Mr.. c. s. RadcliG, 4ieit for
visit to Illinois among their relations and
friends last Sunday EVENING" Their wives
preccded them in fheir trip to the same place
two weeks ago. May they all have pleasant
y,slt and safe return.
Councilman Goodnow rejoices in an heir
apparent-a boy! He arrived last Thurs
dsy evening. He thinks it rather cold in these
regions, but will go into the lumber business
Nth the old gentleman. Leave your orders
for lumber with the happy Junior.
Col. J. G. Spivey, d. r. waggstaf, Judge
Psuveett, and several Others, have been in To-
ueks dlring the week and have returned. Mr..
Wa9stalf again went to Topeka Tuesday eve
ming. ON the receipt Of telegram from Col
Phillips. Judge Beebe is still at the capitol.
In another column appears communication
nom one of the taxed. nut not represented"
when women commence speaking in print,
county officers and all others had better step
etom under. The faded face of Doc, the old
bachelor, Pushes already. X
prisoners escapest6o the Jail Tuesday
evening". The sheriff was proceeding to lock
mn for the night, when he discovered that they
vcre eonet It rs thought that they escaped
through the sink In the rear Of the building.
We have ~ lsamedtes names Of the prison
e3.
r)ne farmer, ct least, OR. ;. n. Anderson),
.s,ks nm 70 the county treasurcr's osilce and