The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-13

Mr.. Cutler, President Of the Kansas Grading
Company. has been In town for: several days
talking up the interests ofthe Raymond road.
Twclve-il,ch Breaking Piows for S2s. cash
can bc had at C.:.Pos. & Co.'S. Warranted to
give entIre satisfaction.
Roses Prepared Horse Radish is good ap-
petizer during spring and summer. Try . bot
tie. For sale at Watson's, Wilson Brothers d
Co. sand Lays.
Ajoint-stock company is talked of. having in
view the purchase of the City Hotel property,
the building to be moved away and large ho-
tel erected in its place.
We are requested to state that the County
Superintendent of Schools, Mr.. Bishop. is con-
fined to his house by sickness. and will not be
able TO attend to his official duties for several
days.
The fishing season is almost here. and fisher
man have settled upon tie waterjust below the
first dam as one of the best fishing points. A
few more warm days will put fishing tackle in
good demapd. X
Mr.. Scott. the. sfeat sheep raiser OF this sec
ton. cleared $50 this last year of Of $50 head
of sheep @d iswasn't much of year 70. sheep p
either. And still some maintain that this is
no cousi:ry for sheep.
Several of proud Albion's sons engaged In q
free fight on Monday night. During the fracas
an old lady VS. considerably bruised and POM
eIcd The angry cOmbatants found during the
night four prison walls their sureties. x
The Salina Cornet Band played at the rail-
road meeting, and called forth emphatic COM
plimen.s from persons from abroad. atd did
themselves proud with their fine music None
hear them s. but to speak their praise"
The Yankees say, Kansas 'tigcr-wresfiers
are now going it afoot and wearing nankeen
pants.'' One of these chaps lately got suit
a, Rinqauist & Hamlin's, and has stated that
for durability, good looks and style all Yankee
dom can't hold a candle to it.
During the heavy wind Of last Thursday
night a barn was blown down north of the Sd
line river. and q COW aud hcifer killed. The
owner (name unknown to us) OF the barn and
stock was damaged to the amount Of about
$50. E~
Major For.se and sons are the only broom
manufacturers in this portion Of the StateA
They have met " it'll good success thus far. and
have manufactured very superior quality OF
brooms. We believe they nearly supply this
III irkcf.
Henry Buckingham. Esq. one Of the pio-
neers in Kansas journalism, made us Il pleas
vnt visit last Saturday. lie finds ut Saiina
MANY of his old Nv-walk friends, who are al
ways greatly pleased to meet him. 4
The stone building now occupied by the CO
iunhia Saloon was sold ut s'icria~s sale laf
Wednesday. Mr.. \ scgci being the purchased
The present owner designs alling second
story To tie building af once.
Il. is the desire OF the Temple of Honor to
, have one co.u;nn of this paper set aside io
articles written by members of that order
While we grant this privile &c we shall not hole
ourselves responsible for anything contained il
their productions. Their communication.
Will be published next week.
Some OF orr citizens residences have beer
broken into lately by Unknown rascals, bu
luckily nothing valuable has been stolen. 4
double-barrcicd shotgun will be pokc,l in.'
the ears o: these sn"ak-thievcs and the frs
IL :. Price the gre ii a'I:tionerr Of the Sno
XIV Hill valley. is Resolving calls at points nia;,y
miles distant from Salina. lie finds his tim'
50 much taken up with business ii home tina
he is compelled often 10 excuse himself from
- foreign engagements. Great is Price Is n
ave ioneer.
Mr.. o. G. Blair. living near Po;.eta =. o.. OF
Gypsum creek. met with quite an acci,lrn. :
few days since. lie fell from a wagon lcatlct
Wit, wood. and the wheels passed over hi.
leg, cutting and br,:isin. them badly. but for
tuna.,ly not breaking them So says the Solo
mon CITY Newspaper.
T The late restaurant building of Ed Witt
. man,'s has been under the charge o! the car
pcn:ers for the week past who have been tear
ing away partitions. constructing counters. an'
otherwise rcii;tny the building AMI preparing
for the reception of Ltowitch & Whitman :
stock of goods.-h The store room presents
, very good appearance.
The United States internal revenue law al
lows no person or persons to sell or dispose @
tobacco in any form, no matte how small q
great the bulk. without paying first a liccns
oiSJ. III i c!fii1eu DN some tf3t Dy TINS law
it is unlawful 10 beg a chew oftobacco. fifth
is 81. il will have fearful effect on Tom &C
ing, Doc. Jenny aud the senior Of this paper.
Although brain work costs more food tina
han work. it still pays to feed the brain. III
firm of Whitehead 4 Seaman have taken tn
contract of furnishing good wholesome foo
, for the manufacture of brain power. and tina
they have succeeded admirably. the piles of tn
best periodicals lying on their counter and tn
books on the shelves most certainly attest.
Wallace II. johnson. late publisher Of thi
paper. has issued the first number of the Dick
iasoa Comfy Journal at Abilene. The beauti
full. bright columns of that paper indicate tina
a irst-clsss printer is at the helm. Mr.. John
son is an excellent journalist, and is vel
known by newspaper men throughout tn
State. We hope he may succeed splcndidiy a
the capitol city Of Dickinson county. and un
, doUbtedly he will.
One ofour ''Gghtists." while commiseratin;
over his bruised and blec,lipp ronnan;on sail