The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-03-26

/ Do you wanf TO know wbere You can get tne
best suit of clothing: Go tn the New York
store; there you will find the largest assort-
ment and Z good fit guaranteed.
In the case Of Godfrey VS. Eastman. the
plaintiff in Justices Court obtained fifty cent
judgment. The case was appealed and has
been tried and 'retried.'' unit! Godfrey obtain
ell a judgment tie other day of about 81 The
costs already amount TO something over $500,
and the end is not yet. This beats the fam
Gus '.Brick'' Ponlcroy chicken suit all to
pieces. Il
/ The Planters House has become ope Of our
most stately ruins" Its pri.tin( glory is
fast being forgotten. The Ivy and moss will
undoubtedly soon crown its valls/ Its ruined
rooms can now be occupied without money
and without price, In its PALMER days.
it was the resort OF all iigh-toned travellers,
and its halls have been tread BIZ many aisting-
uished strangers. Farewell 10 the popular
hosiery of primitive Salina. y
Large quantities Of spring wheat are being
sown in this section. and the prospects are fiat
this year viii turn Gus the iarsef and best
harvest of grain in this iIsmediaiskieini'y ever
known any where In the State" The valleys
around Saline are unequsled by any other To-
caIity in the west for grain growing. Winter
wheat is looking splendidly and with fayora-
bic season during the spring. the yield will be
immense. Appearances now Indicate that from
three 70 four million bushels OF WHEAT will be
marketed at Saiina next fall.
The temperance meeting Of last Saturday
evening was well attended. and ten minutes
speeches were made by Rev. Sinpkins. Capt.
Mohler, Col. Logan. and others. new fra-
ture 20 the meeting was the singing by the
Temperance Giee Club. composed OF the sci,ol-
ars of Mrs. Guiberson's room. Mr. Robb re-
signed his position as Secretary. and Mr.. Ell
Hanna WIS elected to fl. the place. The Presi-
dent announced that he expected Attorney
General Williams to address the meeting OF
next Saturday evening.
In short trip abon, .>sIina person casts
his eye npou-scSerai miles of wel-grown
hedges. As general thing they have been
carefully trimmed. and present Il thrifty APP
pcarance. Many OF the hedge. already. are
SO thlekly grown as to be inpene'rabie 20 ami
mails o, all kinds. In a country like kansas.
such ''irEees" viii be in great demand. and
besides being so Useful. they will in the SINH
mer time when clothed in green. add much to
beauty Of the country. We are please, to see
nearly all the farmers setting OF; their hedges.
That tin. HeraI should perpe;r.te a '.sar-
c.sn,''is intensely funny. Then. that IL: edi-
tor should scampsr so lively 10 that upper
plain ri Journalism. where lie basks so serene
w. is entirly ia consoiE,ncc with he style OF
:. Inaa who g, Is ..cori. rcd and retreats by
mos, suy ncll.oi. 10 accu man of steal
Ing. AMI finally taking j; back. seems 20 BE- the
Herqtrs definition of''.o,l-na:ured sarcasm. 5"
II may seem rather iiIp.y for son. e'!.tIrs 10
twit OF crs of pa t-i ;n Nhen tlic arr - &C .us
toned 20 tic pr..ctice. them 'e.fes. that they
acycr fe any sen .itiyencss 'a5oit TIE ins1;er.
Thursi.y evening Last Mr. Jolin ". Waite
head and Miss Josie Russell ytrf united in
marriage Il. ;lie reeidence Of Nr. james Rls-
sell. E-g.. on seventh s.reetA:.ev. j. L. Down
81 officiating. 4 goody company OF the friends
OF the bride and srooun were assembled 70 eel
citrate the C rginonle> which have ihas happily
joined The lives OF two of Salinas most respect
cd youag people. Following the solemn SER
vice came tie congratulations. inspection o.
: the brides cake aud other rich yiaIds. aud
music and exchanges Of plrasantries. To the
happy couple docs tie jorEyAI extend is stu
ccre wishes that TO them may come unalloyeJ
prosperity and hapPiness-rull iewelied and
diamond setting.
Rev J. " Mitchell breaches his<tasi ser
.lou at the Meth 1t church. n.xs Su liy. Tor
tie present conference :ycdr. an% starts mex
Tue>,!Iy Tor A;chi-1u.to attend f. annual coH-
ference OF Tie n. L. Church. q MIR. Mitchell
came 10 Salina Il few months ago at the >siici
;stion OF friends. and entered III oEc. into ia,
ti>, o; organizing more eff, tualiy the socict,
in the vicinity ui ,ilia;. holding meetings a
ly every evciiin. III so.a. nei,ib BRING school
ioli ~. and AT the same time keeping up his
wor!. ia the city. II, Is an inieia.i.able work
or in tie cause Of Christ. aud may the sam;
good results attend his ia5ors.w hcreyer Ia. may
DC stationed. as have characterized them during
hi. short .tay in Saiina-