The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
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One Of Aulbcrry's chieitans undertook 4
Aodoc the Marshal the other day. His Aodo'
frolic cost him in the neighborhoed ofhfty dol
lars. -
Wilson Bros. & Co. have commenced ship
ping grain west again. They desire large
quantity Of oats and will pay good prices FOL
the same.
We were surprised to see Dick Chandler
formerly Of Racine, WIS.,. now travelling for
Earnest & Swartchild, jewellers. Of Chicago, In
Salina last week.
Mr.. A. Ringquist. the present leader OF the
band, designs settling In Missouri soon,..Undc'
his training the band has become about the
best one in the Stats.@<
The brother of Charles Gunnerson, of this
county Is pastor OF a Swedish Lutheran church
Of New York city-the leading church of that
denomination in America.
| The Kansas Pacific trains west are crowded
with passengers every day. Many Of them are
Texans. Numbers stop over at kcith's every
night, to take the morning trains west.
&C. Cuip and A. W. wickham returned
from the east last Monday morning. They
seemeth joyous and full Of spirit. after SO much
happy entertainment at their old homess@N
| Several acres Of winter wheat belonging to
Mr.. wilkinson, Of Gypsum creek. will average
forty bushels to the acre. Five acres Of his
wheat were washed out by the high wxter~9<
| J. E. Harrison will keep fresh meats ut his
market, giving his customers the best to be
had. Smoked and dried meats constantly on
hand. His market is clean aud lately refitted.
Messrs. Wilson Bros. & Co. have just receiv-
ed from Ohio ten barrels of Pure Old Cider
Vinegar. lfyou want some pure, old-fashion-
ed, unauthorized vinegar, there is the place to
get it.
| The assessors arc getting ready to make
their returns. The Indications are that the
population Of Saline county exceeds 5000.
which shows greater increase than had been
anticipated
Mr.. Eisenlauer has been improving his
brick yard. putting in new pug mill and ex-
tending the yard. - He now has capacity for
making l5.Goo bricRNpcr day and will soon
commence burning. *
Japanese silks. plain and figured, wash pop
lins. pcrcalcs. poplins, French calicos, nannels.
ladies'. misses and gents hosiery and gloves.
in endless variety, busiies. hoop skirts. cheaper
than The cheapest, at the New York Store.
Sunfowers are again springing up on every
hand. and bid fair to make the city look rs
lifeless and forlOrn as they did last year. TIL
speedy Use OF the scythc. before the budding
season. will drive them away.
The Ellsworth Reporter comes to us with 4
new dress and announcing that Mr.. Atwood
has a partner. Tho Reporter is live local pa
per and is deserving of the best supper: that
Ellsworth can give it. and We are glad to see
this indication OF thrift.
The people in Major Fors'c's ncighborhood
propose to celebrate the Fourth ofJuly in good
style, and are already preparing for the Occas-
ion. There will be or,iions, boil. in Swrde
| and English, music, 4 dinner. and all the dem
| ons;raiions usual on such occasions.
Lots and farms. we'll improved, are being
sold at a great sacrifice by f. E. Bowen. He is
agent for some OF the finest property in The
country. which lac Is authorized to dispose OF ut
very low prices. He is also agent for some OF
the be-, insurance com Inics IN America.
There's time Tor everything and it is now.
time that the broken watch or clock was taken
| 10 those skilled worh:nen. ID. & j. Ii. White
head. and repaired. AID should you wan,
Il line-pIccc that don't get out Of order you
certainly will not fail 10 purchase OF tlicm.
FJa SNLE-i'iat elegant property at the cor
ner of Ninth street and Iron avenue. which
consists Of four lots. 5Oxl25 feet large dwell
ling house. containing seven rooms u barn.
ci>tcrii, well, fruit trees and shrubbery.
G. A HAWKS.
The City Hotel, under the management of
Mr.. Taylor Miller, is becoming very popular
with the travelling public. Mr.. Miller has
spared no cifor: TO make the City Hotel a first
class house aud people are not slow in recog-
| nizing the fac; and taking advantage thereof.
The Kansas Pacific has been lately frcigltc,l
with several strange contrivances. Several car
loads OF telegraph poles. two Narrow Guage
passenger coaches. ten ear loads Of government
horses. lot Of government. stores and a coach
Of teamstcrs. have been carried west during the
past ten days.
The hole in the city jail Is notice to the ALL
thor;tics that the four walls of a:prison are no,
necessarily the best security for the appearance
OF wrong door before the Police Judge the
morning following the arrest. Marshal Hus-
scy bore the gaol delivery like hero, though
he bit his lip severely when accosted at every
step with, :. How about that hole in the wall -
The BroOkville race, about weck. since. was
won BY horse belonging to Mr.. Gentry.
The race at the fair grounds las: Saturday be-
tween Mr.. C. Taylor's horse and Mr.. John
Doyle's mare wzs won BY the former. Bets
rs low As MY cents were made on the latter
race. which il the best OF evidence Of the con-
traction Of Mr.. Spinner's documents In these
parts.
Il. II. Dihle. the best harness and saddle
manufacturer west Of Topeka, employs skilled
wOrsmcp and uses the best Of material in all
Of his work. He has brought his prices down
to the lowest notch and he will compete with
any other manufacturer about In work or prices
Have you seen the new styles Of harnesses and
saddles he gets up: lfyou have NOT, 60 i'm
mediately and examine them.
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