The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-14

Ths Sbllsge is lovely SOW, b NJ verdure.
The school house has been ''lighsuing rod
ed" ><
The fall wheat wiil be ready to cut In aboul
two weeks. TX
Mr.. A. g. Coase b repairing his resiiene'
on seventh street.
The boys bare their bodies and plunge into
the waters Of the Smoky@&
Thacher's large reataurant additiea b well
under war, being almost enclosed. *
Nessrs. Swedlund 4 Nelson, Of Galesburg,
ILL.,, have opensd general store At LindsburE
The Presbyterians hold socizbls at Mr.. A.
". Campbelis tomorrow Thursday even
ing.
well-bo,h residents Of New York City-are
visitin. with him.
Mr.. ". s. Grub starts for his home In ILL
nois. this Thursday morning. He will be ae'
sen; several weeks.
A mail route from Salina up the Solomon ID
being worked for with good chances in favor
Of it, estsblishment>@<
RI Rev. T. II. Vail. Bishop Of the diocese
Of Kansas, holds two services at the Episco-
pal church, next Sunday.
There are several soldiers buried in our GEM
eteries, and should We not decorate their
graves with flowers on the 3Oth inst. ?~%
Mr.. Frank Goodnow and p. Q. Bond travel
ell the Solomon valley last week, as tar as Be-
lott.
Wilson Bros. 4 Co. have been improving
the looks of their counting room by putting
in additional furniture. II looks ''pert."
That long promised new paper at Lincoln
Center will soon be. started. F. II. Barnkartlt,
formerly proprietor Of the Nescs, is to manage
! it.
Mrs. l.. G. Skancke started for the east last
Thursday morning. She will visit several
weeks with friends and relatives in st. Louis
and Illinois. TX
The nights are salubrious. and Spanish
plaza never exhibited . greater supply Of
promenaders than SANTA Fc Avenue does just
after dusk.
Mr.. Hamliu has returned from his st. Louis
trim will, an extensive stock Of cloths aud with
more workmen. lie is prepared now to clothe
a whole brigade.
! DIR. z. f. Nckles of this place was admitted
a. a member Of the State Dental Association
which recently convened at Topeka. Ho re,
turned from that place saturday evcninS%
! The members of the Episcopal church are
preparing to hold festival at an early day.
H., If ,vlic sill he amman nced NJ
soon as their plans are further maturctl.
! The banking house Of John Gels 4 Co. has
! 1s.m enlarged. expanded. Inflated small In.
! fant-boy for ". X. Gels. Rather tail ''for
his height ". L. IS four feet taller since the
event OF yesterday.
/ An excursion train passed West Friday NOR.
ming. loaded with several X. =. officers and
..other Implements The directors car Wa
! Thing Of beauty and commanded careful
scrutiny from gaping SiiiIaltes.
The horse racing furor seems TO increase
/ Hardly day passes but that the buss cs aad
other vehicles are ciartch ald loaded to theii
utmOs: capacity. aud run from town TO the
ra.e-course. Verify, We are getting 10 Ike fast
people.
The Solomon City Newspaper il grievcd be
cau,e SaiIna has many probable candidates
! tor public position. Ii is easily accounted
for. Salina is ..brsnv.'' and it Is here you can
find most any material FOR the construction Of
statesmen.
Mr.. F. o. Li.dgrcn is selling his stock Of
goods at cost. lie will open mp at l.indsbure
next week with IN cn,ire new stock. and ask,
his oil customers in Mcpherson county and Al
many new ores as possible to call upon him
a, Lind>bur..
Sabbath, breakers Mill ascend to the lofties:
heights Of the school house-evcn when bar
red windows and doors Seem to defy all. The
iron railing which surrounds :he apex OF the
cupola was tiled To overlooking with ''tOurist:
of the air. last Sund,y-<
IF. Clark has disposed Of his interest In the
Mcpherson Messcaycs. and Mr.. McClintock j;
now sole proprietor. The word Messenger hal
been expunse,i and hdepe"ient figures in 1t.
place. Clark probably prefers to be granger
and not 4 "iypc-whacser.''
The city schools have fIourisi,cd with re.
markable succes; during the past year, an,
this may be attributed 10 the fact of the prin.
cipal. Pros. Hamilton. one of the best educ.,-
tors In Kansas. being at the helm. This scl,"o
district can do no better than to employ this
most excellent teacher for tile comm: year
which will probably be done.
! Small were the brains Of that man-indeed.
there was as graf dearth Of them Is In Y or.
ick's skull-who came into the Office the Other
day and wanted the JOURNAL free tor one year
on accoun. OF his having voted for the senior
last tall. a very small price lS2l for his vote,
vet too much Information to be squandcred so
freely upon so detestabie man. X
Glide and SEEK was the game Of the boys
tie other evening. and ore Of them sought an
alley which he thought would hide him from
the searcbers. AMI found instead flying
leap" into a cellar. lie was less his usual
sense for about five minu Is. with several
bruises; but was not severely hurt. ''Look BE-
fore you leap even II IL 10 dark.