The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-04-03

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The weather fsr aday ortwo has been warm
although little wind has been mixed In tos
variety. Without coats, we have been comfor-
table.
J. B. Davis, formerly editor Of the Augusta
RsPxblicas, now agent and correspondent Of
the Topeka Commonwealth, called upon US last
Saturday. ~<
Mr.. August Freeman has accepte4t the posi-
ton Of clerk at Wilson Bro, 4 Co. ~ He Is pop
ular and good accession to this leading bust
ness house.
Late advices intimate that the Holden road
extenion to Salina Is fixed fact, and that the
company are already planning for the 81 sum-
mer's campaign" ~
Cash for oats at Wilson Brothers & Co.'s.
! The railroad company will begin grading
next Monday, hut Ober, Bond & Co.. have A.
ready Logan to sell at greatly reduced prices,
| tor strictly cash.
Il will Ie noticed that Mr.. J. n. Deitz Is wish
ing to dispose OF his wind-power machinery
south Of town; also 50 acres OF land. He Will
sell on reasonable terms.
Two drunken men entertained the boys sof
our city. Wednesday evening, running their
horses I'D and down Santa Fee, yelling and
fiourishing musket over their heads. ~
Cash for oats at Wilson Brothers 4 Co.'S.
The Presbytery of Topeka. will meet in the
PRESBYTERIAN church at Salina. on Tuesday,
April 9Th, commencing at 7:3O r. n. The SER
vices will be opere with a sermon BY the
m ederatOr.
| Now that the spring days have come. and
nature is changing its garb. it is eminently ap-
propriate that the young men should change
theirs. Have you seen those splendid patterns
at Ring4uist & Hamlins:
1t is said that some of the candidates at the
late township election were unable, when &C
costed in regard thereto, to tell which set Of
men they were supporting and upon which
ticket they were running.
At the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Pythias, at wyandott, last
week, +. w. Deering, Of Leavenworth, was
elected Grand Chancellor, and Capt. G. e.
Lowe, of this city, Grand Vice Chancellor.
Lost near Major Norton's office. on Santa
Fe Avenue. morocco pocket book. containing
twenty -one dollars in greenbacks and some
small change. The finder will be literally re-
warded BY leaving the same at this Office.
Mr., :. Price desires to announce that the
firm of Garrett & Prize. auctiOneers, has been
dissolved. and that he is doing business by
himself at the room just north OF the City iio
tel. All those desiring his services, may leave
their ord rs there.
Mr.. Edward Johnson has demonstrated that
he understands the butchers art To perfection
in more ways than one, but he has especially
impressed this fact upon our minds by the
roast he " did up for us. which wc-found
vel, fixed and very tender.
! We are not Of those who condemn conduc
tors on the X. p. for the practices Of thrce-car'
monte men OH the trains, when We see mel
whom the conductors warn las soon rs thci
backs are turned) offer their bets that they cal
kuxaise tire .'land warrant y
4 Rev. N. n. Powers has been retsfned to tlli.
place by the VI. +. Conference The action o
| the Conference in this regard meets with tn
1 hearty approval of our citizens. He has mad
good impression here. and is doing goo
work in building up his society. =
! Mr.. August Zicbcll's team became frightAn
ed Yesterday. while near tile pump i, O'er
Bond 4 Co.'S store. and started of Ona ten mill
heat. lasI,ing the wagon to atoms. and soaring
people generally. Mr.. Ziebell was tumbl led in
to tho street and had his arm fracturel.A
Mr. r. G. Hawkinson. editor and proprietor
of the Kansas Monitor, published at this place
has purchased material and will soon issue 1
weekly paper. As the Monitor is the only
Swede paper in Kansas. with proper manage
ment, we predict for it brilliant success.
a customer at Posts, the other day, upol
bidding adicu to Briggs. came near walking
out Of the door in the second story. from which
there were no stairs leading. 1t is said tina
Briggs. by a timely warning, prevented a ca
tastrople. and Billy Radcliffdidn't get chanc,
to hire his hcarse.
Cash for oats at Wilson Brothers & Co.'S.
We are under obligations to Hon. Vim. \
Phillips, our worthy townsman and Memlc
Of Congress. for a choice lot of foreign seeds
collected by the department Of agriculture a
Washington; also. for the pamphlet con:ainin:
the evidence introduced and argument of coun
sci before the committee upon the Pomeroy in
vestigation. II
Councilman Carver. whose absence has beer
protracted and whose coming has long been de
ferred, arrived last Friday morning. He wa
warmly welcomed and suitably feted-havin:
furnished the pipes himself. Evidently he ha
been served sumptuously with clam chowder
and such. while dwelling osthe "a storm beat
en- - coast OF New England.S ~
| Mr.. Clarence Buell. returned from Poukney
VT. Tuesday morning, where he has beer
visiting his friends during the winterS Mr.