The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-19
New Buckwhcat -four at Palmcr's.
Fresh Canada oat meal at watson's.

Fresh Canada oat meal at Watsons.
A pleasant little oyster supper-extempon
as It were-took place at the DelmonIco las
Saturday evening. under the auspices of ou
excellent friend, Hall.
We notice that Sargent & Williams and W
& NJ. D. Berg appear before the public viii
new and handsome signs in front of their re
pectivc business houses. TX
Junction City was formerly the only Western
town. But now Salina ranks as the leading
city Of Central and Western Kansas. juno
ton City "outrankcd" at last.
Coal. in fair quantities aud of good quality. has
been discovered seven feet below the surface
within three miles of Mcpherson Center. The
Nc Phersoa people are happy.
Messrs. B. L. Wilson, T. F. Carver and T.
l.. Bond are making arrangements to build
brick sidewalks in front of their respective
residences on the East Side. *
The Smoky valey-Ist ninc-played match
game with the Kansas ROughs last Saturday.
the score standing IS ITALICS Tor the latter to IS
for the former. The Smoky Valleys are still
champions. ----~--<
DIR. J. !. Huber came up from his headquar-
tiers ut Abilene last Saturday night. He re-
ports that his mill is full of truck, but that
he expects to undermine the mountain Of stuff
OH hand, in very short order.
Mr. a. W. Wickham returned from the east
last Saturday night. He received hearty
fha
A. W. W., who did not make her appearance
as some expected and hoped. ---~x
gentleman, whose name we are not au-
thorized to mention, talks of building two
story brick neutrality-suspicious. two of them
on tile corner upon which Mr. Mck's black
smith shop is at present located. x
Sam" the black boy, whose sudden disap-
pearance we made mention Of a few weeks ago.
turns up in Abilene. The youngsfer was on
his road to Texas. as he says. Verify, the col
orcd population are (sometimes) unreliable.
A music holder TO baritone horn was lost
by member Of the band between the Presby-
terrain church and Mr. Gaylords residence, on
Monday night. The finder will please return
the same TO this Office.
All persons indebted to the firm of.I.itowich
s. Whitman are hereby requested to come at
once and make settlement, and those HAVING
claims against this firm, to present them prop
criy audited for satt lcmcnt.
LITOwICu & WHITMAN.
Mrs. W. L. Hall left for the east last Mon
lay morning. She will remain in Kan-as CITY
visiting friends until next Monday, when she
will be joined by her husband who will accom-
pany hcr to their old home in Illinois, where
both will remain until after the holidays-X
Cash for dressed hogs by WIN. Clarksoa.
Dir. J. b. Shane. late editor of the Abilene
Choniete, called upon us last Friday. lie was
,n his way to Denver, at which place he will
remain several weeks. Shane has no idea OF
leaving the newspaper business permanently
but Will engage in it again, at an early day
The time OF arrival and departure ef trains
was hot changed the first Of this month rs IT
was reported to have been contemplated and
low the rumor comes that the change will be
made upon the first of next month. That the
;hange may be made is the wish of nearly all.
New Buckwheat -four at Palmer's. II
Rev. j. r. Downer has scve red his pastoral
'eations with the Baptist church at this place
md starts east in few days. He will visit in
Ohio and subsequently in New York. Mr..
DOwncr is one of the ablest preachers in Kan
as, and VIC are sorry that Salna is 10 lose
aim.
A lady Of this city was closely followed nearly
o her residence the other night by some I'M
lnown sccundrCi who was bent Oh some he'll
ish mischief. The lady only lodged the fc.-
ow by stopping at a friends house. Such
niscrcan:s SHOULD DC sought ont aud made to
suffer.
The cemetery grounds are beautiful and well
elected. and the officers of the cemetery asso-
,Iation.hay already made many improvements
hereabout. But we would suggest that more
rccs Should be set out upon the grounds in
he sprirg, As those already there seem to be
nearly all. if not all. dead.
A. II. Case. Esq. OF Topeka, h?s been re-
aimed rs attorney for the ate in case of the
State Vs. Bohan. He is in town and is assisting
II conducting the case. BIS associates arc the
ounty attorney and Messrs. Carver & Hitler
The attorneys for the defendant are Messrs
'cnlon, Mohler and Spivey.
Many Saline county farmers are buying sheep
nd propose to make sheep raising an impor-
An; part of their business. Sensible farmers
leep on. and you will have WOODEN mill
tarted in Salina. in a few short seasons. Sail
a is just the place for the mill and when wool
nough is produced the mill will be started. /
New Buckwheat -four At Palmer's.
Judge Prescott's decision in the case of the |
tate W. Bohan. overriding the application !
T the attorneys for the Defendant for change I
venue. was very able one aud was highly |
,mplimented by all who heard IT, The Judge /
making a splendid record rs n juri.t and, if ,
e mistake not. Is taking high rank among |
ne District Judges OF the State.
There will be a festival at tie Swedish :
lutheran church, at Salemsberg lnear Rev. !
Ir. Dahlston's farm. this county. on Thanks
wing day next Thursday, in the evening
riends and members of the church from Sa-
ma and from all parts OF the county are invit
| to attend. The Saiua band will furnish
usic for the occasion. ,
Saws a cattle raiser: ''Salt should be iur-
shed 10 all animals regularly. COW. an
x or horse. needs two TO four ounces daily.
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