The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-12

Cincinnati beer at John Doyle'i saloo'-tic
Senate-only cents glass.
You can get good square meal at reasona-
bic rates at the Scandinavian House.
Zephyr aud Germantown WOO! at Is to 20
cents per ounce ut the New York Store.
30c,s. for car corn, 35cts. for shelled corn.
cash paid by W. NJ. CLAExsoS.
Me. has ..gone to that borFnc from whence
no Traveller returns" His ''send or will be
produced in dne time.
washington's birthday one week from next
Sunday. Are we not to celebrate 1t in some
manner OH the following day
The young people are preparing for their
theatrical entertainments. They have already
had several meetings in this interest.
The mammoth vault at Gels & Co.'S bank is
nearly completed. 1t will be a good contriv-
ance for the safety Of money and ''sidi. >'
FaSsett & Bowen are now ready to take Or
dcrs for fruit trees Of all kinds. hedge plants.
ETC.. and will guarantee satisfaction h every
case.
e. Il. Buell. will furnish at SaIina to any per
son or persons desiring the same. good season.
I'd posts, oak or walnut, upon demand, at rea-
sonable terms.
Why is net the fire department organization
perfected! In case Of a fire we would te
poorly prepared to work the apparatus we
have, effectively.
Mr.. Martin Gavcrich, who had his shoulder
badly dislocated by serious fai the middle OF
last month. has nearly recovered under the
treatment of DIR. Crowley. -~
IIamlin is still selling choice patterns for suits
OF hand and parties wishing clothing viii do
well by calling on him md ordering.
Considerable complaint is heard relative to
the rickety condition Of the bridge across Mil
berry creek-north Of the Capt. Lowe farm.
The authorities should rcpsiri: at once. -~N
Several parties from this city attended the
Queen Esther concert ut Solomon city Tuesday
evening. Several of our citizens will witness
the performance this "Wednesday evening.
Call and see our prices As we are compelled
TO make way for the spring stock, and must
close our stock Of hats, caps. boots and shoes,
dress goods. &c, &c. ODER d BOND.
Mr. Phillips, one Of The propretors of the
Cotoy-ado Farmer. called upon IL last Saturday.
lie is very mucl, pleased with our section Of
country. aud prophesi-s a bri.liant future for
orr town.
Hon John VI. Underwood. rcprcscn:ivc of
MCPHERSON county. was in town Monday: also
Hon. Volncy Ball. representative of Lincoln
county Both gentleman returned TO Topeka
Tuesday morning.
It is time that your watch was cleaned. No
watch should be a lowed to rim over year
without clcaria.. Whitehead & Bro. will d"
the job for you in the bcs: of style, sell you
new one. warranted.
If you want Il good wagon. you cannot do
better than to buy whitewater wagon, sold
only by Jones & Bcebe. Salina. These wagons
are of first class material throughout, and have
no equal in the market.
The uni III revival services Of the churches
of this city are being continued. The Prcsby-
terrain ,hurc. /: we'll filled every evening
Thus far about sixty persons nave been con-
vcrtcd. and many others have risen tor prayers.
Mr.. W. 5. Nicodcmus. OF john Gels & Co.'S
bank, left for his old Pennsylvania home yes
terlay morning. lie will be absent about
month. His parents will make Sa'ina their
permanent home in the course Of a few months.
Mr.. +. +. Bowen has procured The agency
for The celebrated Remington Sewing Machine
for Kansas and Colorado. with headquarters at
this place. Persons DESTROYS of seeing and
examining The machine c.,n call at the Office
of Fasse;t & Bowen.
And still the grain flows into orr marke,
in large quantities, selling at very fair prices
The quantity Of grain raised in this section last
year turns out to be fully rs large as was -st-
mated, and most of il has been marketed al
prices above those of last year.
Last Thursday, Mr. Carver received by te'e-
graph tho sad news OF the sudden death of his
father. which took phire in Boston. Mass. the
evening before. The bereavement is great to
an ailcciionae ia,;iily like theirs and the en-
tire community deeply sympathizc with them.
c. Pos; is receiving agricultural implements
by the carload. and has more on the way, IN
clu ling stock OF shelf goods. lie proposes
TO astonish the natives by the clieapn.>s of
things this spring. Among other things he
has some wagons Of his ows make, which are
regular stagcrs.
Costa. proprietor of the opera house of that
name at Topeka and one Of the wealthy citi-
zcns of that place. was once a resident OF this
county. Several parties attempted to hang
HIM once through spite. but he wouldn't hang
worth cent. Will some old resident give us
history Of this transaction?
The following are the personSnTho gre to
serve as jurors at the next term he District
Court: Daniel Stewart, Henry Feterman. :.
n. Mcdonald. S. +. Hrsquist. B. +. White
head. Il. W. Gardner, Chas. Cornell. ". :.
Brow. Peter Eckstrand, ". S. Collins. Peter
hunbarger, James Cunningham. ~
The largest AMI best stock of cl,:hing for
sale at rock bottom prices in order TO male
room for large and extensive stock OF spring
and summer goods. This is fact, and every
body 10 Invited 10 call and examine for them