The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-11
Getting dusty again.
Screnaders arc about again. -&

/ Screnauers arc ABOUT again.
A new depot is needed ut Salina.
Ice for sale at Carlberg's meat market.
! Parasols-iinest lire IN the city--at Carver :
Ii there ever was heated term 1t mnst b
now.
Many new buildings and improvements an
talked Of.
W. Z. Gels Gays Of his present household
I've are eleven"
The cheapest store in town-thc New Yorl
store.
4 Remember the Episcopal festival tomorrow
Thursday evening.
v Bran new stars and stripes float from the Del
Nmonico masthead.
White-fopped immigrant wagons are nuiner.
Gus upon our streets. -<
+, The stone work for the new elevator has
been let TO Mr.. j. 4. Nelson. *
The Saline county railroad case in the L. s
Circuit Court was continued.
! Mr.. +. l.. Bond WAS admitted to the bar 0,
the District Court last Monday.-&
days. but is now going ''down."
Rev. J. r. Downer attends the commence.
ment exercises of the State University.
! JOhnson's new livery stable Is completed
and he lie ready for business at the new stand.
Willis Keslcr is moving his saloon outfit t.
! the newly furnished room in the City Hotel
| 4 friend suggests the prOpriety Of building
bath houses on the river. They might be made
to pay. *
E. W. Hodskinson. Esq. rents. the new
building adjoining the barber shop for law
Office. *
! rawberrieS-furnisl,ed by gardens here.
about and from the cas:-sccm to DC quite
plenty.
! picnic at the But;es on the Fourth of July
is talked sf. The participants in il TO be yOun:
married people.
\. Ziebe.l wis the purchaser of W. 5. Nico-
,iernus' fine riding horse. Billy which, was
sold at auction last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown of Norwalk. Ohio.
! arrived last week and are visiting with Mrs.
Frin!. Goolnow. their daughter.
The Lutlierlns realized something over 500
from their festival. Considering the meanness
of the weather this was doing very WE'LL 4
Some of the wheat will be ready for harves.
next week. Farmers are getting their machine
| ~ riggeh up for the approaching conflict.
The solomon City Ne,csp1ps. says that the
prospect now is that Kansas City firm will
want several Thousand tens of our GYPSUM
each year.
| The larsc-t and finest stock of rcfrig,rators
and ice cream trrczrrS ever brought West. ar
rived 4; Ealrlitf Bros. Il Hills last week.
| They are going of very fast.
! The Episcopal festival fakes place to-mor-
row (rhursslay) evening N the room recently
occupied b. Nr. F. o. Lindsren. We hope
there will be 4 good Attendance.
started east this "wednesday morning. The
former will spend the Summer in 81. Louis.
and the latter at Brook;ir!d. Ohio.
=, The clock machinery for the sc.Iool house
has been .'rpped and will probably he receiy-
I'd here before long. Nr. &. Il. Underwood
/ l.> Purchased bell in ST. Louis. TX
{ The city is doing good work IN grading
Eighth street. No batter disposition can he
made of the city ..loo.r change than in
grading streets and building sidewalks.
HryMr Doolry will conduct services at the
|. Episcopal! church next Sunday. Mr.. Doo!cy
is now the rector of this church and there will
be regular service at the churc!, hereafter.
! Its the design OF the Lutheran society TO
remodel their church building daring the com.
ing sila, :nrr. \ tower will be built. provided
ih, means can b. raised for that purpose.
! The Gypsum creek ..boy>" h:vc notion o,
Joining the Ssl!ina folks in cclchrarin. the
Fourth of .July. Ia the event that this is done
they will bring with them the Valley BanhS
Judge B,rbc expects to rXpcn:l consilcral, le
money in rrmosinC the inlerbrush AMI other
wise improving his grove east Of the river
H.. will IN Ike it popular resort. if il is in hi
I powcr.@S
The g"n'lr,nanly editor Of tine Journal la.
gone to Wisconsin Herald.
! That was what T!,ro. Wilson sid. We ar.
happy that the Herald loves one OF the San,p-
>om family.
- Mr.. MARKS is having finc Success In seilin.
his .plrn lii! variety Of nowcrS. His rcndrZ-
voll>-ih- express offic--iSa fivOrite resort
for the ladies who never fail to buy som etl,ins
choice in the flower" line.
Mr.. John Howe and Mr.. William Tinker. O
10 DaviSs county Illinois. called upon us Tues
day afternoon. They are very much please
with the cou9try. as strangers always are. ant
talk streug of se.tlin. here.
Mr. e. E. Faulkner who was in the eaS teri
part of the State last week rays that he received
many encouraging words upon his candidacy
for State Treasurer. and thinks the outlook full
of promise for his nomination.
There are some things which improve Will
age. and one Of them is the '.sisterly idea. a:
relatin. to Hanna. 1t is a title which, fits him
so well. As the years pass by he becomes a!
the more sistcrly.
| As an evidence of the increasin. wealth o.
our farmers noiice the number of threshng
machines and other expensive farm machinery
which are being purchased daily Farmers du
cats certainly must be piling up. y &