The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-05-07

"who stole them p b tie cy. =
Na ". .. Niosdsnss b very sie9.
Salina b '.lasciods" q exesteuents.
House cleaners az ea'she rampags.
Several picnlcs are ssundsr advisement."
Sweet potato plants for sale By 4. r. EliIql
Peaches will be pl.nty and chsap this yeii
The "cremsting' Of gard rubbish b abou
over.
DR.. J. II. Hodge. Of Abilsoe. was In tow
Tuesday
The band has purchased some more new ia
struments. >@&
A brick addition e to b. built to the count,
poor house.-A
A meat market has been established o.
Fourth Street
The Colorado fever is not 70 hot Is It w.s
few weeks ago.
Tie commissioners were in session last Mon
day and Tuesday.
Tie Elkhorn saloon Is bsipg painted. unde
the direction Of Serville.
Several costly farm houses arc In the course
of erection In this county. ->
Or. L. Sternbcrx. Of Fort Harker, called
upon US Monday morning..
Xr. F. II. Barnhardt, Of Lincoln Center
called yesterday morning.
Our ARe school building can be seen several
miles distant In the country.--S
What has become Of the perpetual motion
machine: What tsys echo?
Remember the festival at the Methodist
church. Tomorrow friday evening.
We understand that Mr.. F. O. Lindgren de.
signs moving his store to Lindsbury.-x
~. d. ). Doaas. Of this city. Il instructor
Of the brass band just organizsi At Abilens:>
The Great Eastern Circus Il travelling Ia
Kansas and will show At SaliEa 10 a few weeks
The sir is full Of fragrance. which floats from
the pink and white blossoms Of the fruit trees
Rev. Mr.. Sternbcrg and Rev. E. F. HIll adj
dressed the Temperance meeting last Saturday
night.
The wholesale liquor concern on the ave-
nue curn-rs has ''gone, went and done it,
closed out.-&
e. A. Hitler. ESQ. has moved his Office Ia
the building adjoining Cocktails gun shop on
the nOrfh-A
Some Of the school children indulyed In q
pic-nic. ia the grove On the East Side, Friday
afternoon. TX
The Mcfhodists are devising means to seat
their church. 1t Is proposed 70 put In very
handsome pews.
Flower seeds are in good demand. and in
nearly every garden the lady of the house Is
busy planting them.
Prot. Mulxe WAS travelling the Gypsum
creek country last week. hunting up fossil
leaves for his cabinet.
". p. II acher Is preparing to enlarge his
building in length and will add ladies' parlor
and other xttrac; ions--<
The Rt. lev. Thomas II. Vail. Bishop Of
Kansas. will ho'd two services At the Episcopal
church. on the l7ih Inst.
Mr.. Charles Cocktails designs locating Ia
t'aIfUrnia In FEW months. Ills family has
already gone to that Stste.-< H.
The druggists are repairing tArIr soda
and will soon furnish the soda liquid
In ''unksown quantities. -.
1t Il claimed that the saloon petitions were
stolen from the city clerks office last Saturday.
They have not come to light - yet.
People at Topeka laugh at Cavanaugh's can
'lidacy for Secretary II State. A regular
horse-lauxl, il raised In Saline county.
The capacious store rom occupied by F. O.
Lindgren Is for rent. Fer terms and other
particulars. enquire Of Col. Henry Logan.
Mr.. J. N. BIoIxrtt has purchased hand
some residence property on Iron Avenue. en-
closed it with fence and will soon build::-S
Some hedges herrabOut need trimming. A.
they now are. they look like the long. snarly
and unkeinpt hair Of some bloody Arkansan.
The celebrated ..Theo.'' has been heanl
from. lie figures rs cashier Of q (monte)
hank in Texas. This news is said to be rclI-
,ble.
The hand addressed the people with their
new Instruments from The porticO Of the City
Hotel. last Saturday evening. The music vas
good -<
Four hundred bushels 81 corn from the up
per S"l nnou Valley. passed through this place
hound Er Salina last M"nday Minneapolis In
iependext.
Company "L.' Of the Sixth unitcd States
Cavalry. passed through town on Friday fore
,ooa. on their way rrom Fort Riley to Fort
Dodge.
At thr::me~tiny Of the council last wednes-
lay evening. saloon Licenses were granted to
John Ryan. John Doyle, Willis kesslcr aud
larncck s. Davis.
The runners report SaIina to be the busiest
own west Of Topeka. They say most ali the
'thers are drying up In the shell" - far a.
business Is concerned.
The members OF the hook and ladder COM
pany have taken two runs" about town. to
est their wind" They ''tOtsd the masheen''
With considerable facility. TX
Mr.. B. II. Hall. formerly q clerk Of c. W.
rressin. has returned to Salina, after 3 pill
ofs IL ,,nnneA. Z. 49, 1850.