The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-08-14
Cincinnati be.er a. John DoyI.'s .aloon-the,

! CincinnAti beer at John Doyls's saloon-flhe
Senate.
/ The foundation walls Of the new school
building are nearly laid and the laying Of tn
brick wall will soon be commenced. ~
Hebron p o.. Saline county. has bern dis.
continued. Another ..phat'' Office disposed Of
and the work of rctrcnchuaent Progressesi
The laying of the corner stone Of the new
Catholic church will occur one week from
next Sunday with the usual solemn service.
Mr.. O. E. Florell, of Chicago. an excellent
journalist, has been engsseiby Mr.. Iawkin-
son to assist him in the editorial management
Of the Kansas Monitor.
A large number OF passengers are waiting
for the down train on tie r. 8. & ". r.
r. The train due at Iindsburg on the Isl
inst. had not arrived At last accounts.
The hre-engine bonds have been printed and
were received Monday evening. They will
soon be signed and negotiated. Ninety cents
on the dollar have already been offered.
Court was to have been in session this week.
bnt on account of the illness Of Judge Pres
sDtt. who la. been at Topeka for week or so
under medical treatment, II has not yet been
called.
We hear Of quite number Of men who have
.'tlone more than any other man for :he coun-
try and ought to have some Office" from
which We judge an election will be held In a
few months. Ser g rift-
Losr-On the 9Th inst, somewhere between
this city and Gypsum creek lin the neishbor-
hood Of Mr.. McCarty's house. possibly. a red
striped, long shawl. The finder will please
lcave IL ~ this Office. e.g5is 4 -
Lieut.. Gov Slower called upon ~ last 1t.
urtlay. He was in town, attending to business
In the L. s. Land Office. Among the many
named for the vacant Senatorial seat, there are
few better men than Gov. Slower.
Mr.. W. II. P-ckham. OF New York, has
opened AN Office in SaIina for the purpose Of
urying hogs. He offers fair cash peice for
hogs Of Is pounds and upwards. His ONCE Is
in f. E. Bowen's real estate Office.
Ebcri,ar,lt & Sudcndorf. recognizing the de-
mands and wants Of Central Kansas in the
lumber line. keep large and full stock Of all
grades OIL IuluUcTs uCit PAsSo "n" ASss~
bility account for their extensive sales. =
CIR. Underwood & Co.'S mammoth Aou1f
ing mills " Ill probably be ready for grinding
the latter part Of this or the first Of next week.
Both this and Cover Bros mills will soon
commence buying and grinding new wheat.
Mr.. WIN. Lamar and Ebert Easterly. Esq,
of Jacksonville, Ill.,. are visiting friends in this
city aud county. They visited with Mr.. Shull
in this city. last week. AMI expressed them
selves well pleased with Sa!ina and surround
ing country.
Hal the road bed on the r. S. & \. V.R. Y.
been built as it should have been there is little
doubt but that tic =. & NJ. Railroad would
have accepted the inducements offered and tax
en- it for Il cir mainline Of road. They could
hardly call that job grading.
The heat Of this week has hen almost in.ol-
cradle. and MORALS kase suffered as much with
the usual covcridg Us any ancient knight ofthe
Cr,sa,lcs. Will, linked mail. OH the plains OF
Syria. 1t was hot. though. under such CON-
bnation of circumstances.
a city LOT. purchased while prices are COM
parItHeiv low. VIII, I'LL u snofl uuV' "S"'S ''
value Farms which n6w scll for few dollars
an acre. in very few years will bring Sso and
over per acre. +. +. Bowen holds some very
desirable property for saIcss-s--
:. While tire lamp holds ont to bnrn." don't
spend the time IN idle Thought, but go TO
Whitehead & Scar,an's book store and select
some instructive reading thcrefrom that yo',
may improve yonr mini, your time and your
light and make yourself happier.
Some Of the traps belonging to the grading
camp Of the Il. =. & a. V. Il. r. have sud-
denly disappeared. a voice was heard far up
the valley. mid the rattle Of wheels and clatter
Of horses hoofs. :" destination. Lawrence
time. 10 O'Clock r. NJ; Saturday, Aug. O."