The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-30

Mr.. +. n Ackermas psesests US witl
Bralnsrd's Selected Catalogue Of New and Pop.
ular Music Il d very complete. Mr.: Acker-
man has the catalogues for sratuitous dis
tribufion.
The ladies' call at Lays to ct their i,r-
cream.
Mr.. C. r. Buell. returned from Mar:insburg.
Missouri -where he has been stopping for
some time-lsst Monday evening. Ills brother
Clarence will make his e-ideuce there for the
present. -~
When Salina man takes his girl riding he
does not need q dashboard. Her foot answers
every purpo,e--Soiomon City ,Nsw,pepr.
Solomon girls use their feet for suii-siades.
and hence there l. no use for covered carriages.
We are anxious to dispose Of our remaining
stock Of summer goods. such as dress goods,
white goods. light boots and shoes, hats, caps,
etc. We will sell at low figures.
&c. RAsu & Sox.
A correspondent Of the LeavenwortL Com
,,ereial IN speaking Of the sentiment Of eastern
counties, with reference to Col. Phillips for
Congress. says:
Philips has not the ghost Of show, and no
man knows II better than he does.
the other night. lie says he don't SCI. what
did II. as he had eaten dining bu, dish of
cucumbers. few ''roasiin' ears and a plate OF
ice cream for supper. and only drank two
glasses If ice water when he went to bed.
.Col.- MohIer hns returned from his sewing
Maj" Wagstaa returned last Saturday night.
wag. will have to ''look leetie Oud" or Jcr-
r. will soon he the most ''titled.'' And Han
ma. where Is he Hereafter We shall call him
General.
The people Of the country should not COM
plain bitterly on account Of dry weather. when
they know that SO many Eastern states are WIS.,
tied with the same kind Of weather. Our State
should suffer nothing In its good reputation
when surrounding ones are inflicted with the
same scourgc. Be patient. x
We forgot to make mention las. week our
reception Of the first >~opy Of the Lincoln
County Farmer. a pew paper just established
at Lincoln Cepser. 1t is published by F. II.
Barnhardt. q good newspaper man, who will
undoubtedly make 1t 4 successful enterprise.
The paper is well printed and neat In its ap-
pearancc. ~
A prairie fire on the salipr.in the neighbor-
hood Of Julius VOLTS, IKl considerable dam
age last Friday night. Zone house and several
corrals were burned. Persons should be mind.
ful of the dry condition OF the prairies at the
present time. and guard against setting out
lire which Is almost rs liable now "a in the fall!
to do greet damage to their nciyhbors.
There was no vast concourse Of people as
se.nbled at the depot. with bands Of music, to
greet ''Our' Congressman upon his return:
yet one paper in the Sia;e-a postmaster Or
can-says tina. sour Congressman ranks with
Dawes. Blaine and Tremaina. But the
Herald man and our friend Was were there,
and they know that the West and the balance
OF the State are q unit tor his denomination.
A party of Salima f.hermen tackled the
'.iiany tribe in the Saline. near New Cambria.
last Thursday. Several wagon loads Of all
'.sizes and conditions Of men, were wheeled
to the Saline waters. and tho nets were cast in
scripiurai style. The fishermen returned will,
a sosd supply IF ..c.i and buffalo AMI shad."
anl seemed in excellent spirits. I. il wonder
fni how erhi,Ir1.igy these fishing expeditions
are.
''S:rret improving confines. Some Of the
Taxpayers complain that IL is - continuing y
rather to- far. They say they are willing to
''bait up" portions .! town. but do not want
the grade continued away OUT OH the prai-
rie. Herald.
The majority Of the taxpayers arc satisfied
with the manner in which the .'strect ilaproy-
ing continues Away GU: on the prairie !"
IL inside Of the city limits; and all snc., i'm
provemerts are legitimate and proper.
NorrcE.-Ti,ere will be an annual meeting
or The brethren Of the Christian church held
III Saii..a. commencing on the Thursday be-
fore the second Lords day in August; it be-
in. the 9Th day Of said. month. and con;inl-
ing over the Lords day. All are invited to at
tend. particularly the brethren. Arrange
meats will be made TO entertain visiting breth-
rem. furnish them with lodgings, &c.
BY erder Of the church.
Sd. DAILY. C.
''Passing up and down our principle stree,
few Of our business men can be found who
iBdorsc the Journal insane TRADE against our
worthy OnSrrs>man.-hfraid.
Try''the passing up and down. business once
and yOn will soon find out about '.-ntlorse-
nent." They say we stated facts and facts arc
what hurt Hanna Il is easy erOuyh to deny !;
but to furnish proof to contradict our state
mcnts is what the Herald man is unable to do.
Thus. like 4 school boy the Hera,fs dernier
resort is 1T faint a0!''
Although it was a moonlight ride ye took
to j. j. Elsenhauer's brick yard. we>managed
to see enough to surprise Us. wehad no idea
that his yard was SO extensive nor that his
brick-making apparatus was = complete. His
new kiln conrainsa splendid fot of brick which
arr being sold very rapidly He has put up
large shed to shelter the largest kiln ever burnt
in Salina. A tank on the hank of the smoky,
which will hold about eighty barrels. into
which water is pumped BY horse power. sup
plies water for the yard, which is distributed
by iron pipes. Mr.. Eisenhauer has mammoth