The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-10

Buckwheat, rye and graham -four at Pal
mcr's.
According to the Herald son OF once dis
tinguished Kansan reveled in the Salna Gala
boose one day last week. We infer it was jim
Lane, Jr., from another local item announcing
his presence in town.
Those oystcrs-large and fresh, at Lays.
500 dressed hogs wanted by VIM. Clarkson
Mr.. L. o. Wight has been appointed county
surveyor in place of o. p. Hamilton, whose
prolonged absence compelled the county com
nlissioners to declare the Office vacant, and
have an appointment made to fill vacancy:>~A>
Cash for dressed hogs by VIM. Clarkson.
Fruits Of all kinds at Lays.
The Mohammedans believe that old maids
have no chance of heaven. Some Of that article
exists in this locality and we warn it, as
an upright journalist we are compelled so TO do,
to take no chances Of going TO the other place.
The finest oysters in the marke. at Thach-
er's.
The best of board, at the cheapest rates. at
Gus Nelson's boarding house. ~ Off
Col. E. W. Ayers rcturact from Virginia
last Tuesday evening. His father has fully re-
covered his health. The Colonel visited Wash
ngton, New York and Philadelphia, spending
several days in each city. He is satisfied that
Kansas is just the state, after all.
All kinds OF sewing machine needles for
sale at the Remington sewing machine rooms
Of Fassett & Bowen. II
On your way home stop in and buy a can Of
those.ine oysters at Lays x
In another column will be found the card of
Calvin Davis. Esq, an attorney who has just
located here. file is a fine appearing gentle
man and comes highly recommended. Tie has
fitted mp an elegant office in the building just
, erected next door south OF Mr.. Cousc's livery
stable.
Oysters prepared in every style, Oh short no.
tice, at TEACHERS.
The American Sardine Co.'S Bonelcss Sal
dimes, are much better, and less than half tn,
cost Of imported sardnes. Sly
Rev. w. j. Mitchell, formerly pastor of the
u. f. church of this place and now pastor o.
the N. +. church at Beloit, called upon Us las
friends here who were glad to meet him. w,
understand that he is doing good service in tn,
Solomon valley.
Oyster parties can be handsomely served a
Lays.
4. $4,000 pounds of flour and meal at wholesale
mill prces-by w. NJ. GARRISON.
II the Western members Of the Legislature
will unite upon Hon. r. ID. Mobley, they cal
elect him speaker of the House. He is well
and favorably known over the State and q
strong pull on The part ofthe Western delegate:
will confer the name of ''Mr. Speaker upo Il
our excellcn; friend " Dick"
! Get your cooking and eating apples Al
! TEACHERS.
IL you want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk's real estate
ofiicc-only % cents a meal. of
! A valuable gun-the most valuable one in
/ Central or Western kansas-Dclonging to Mr..
E. W. lIodgkidson, is to be drawn by lottery
in few days. The number of tickets is fifty
five, aid they are old at So each. Two-thirs
Of the tickets are already taken. The gun is
a beautiful one and all the hunters are anxious
30 obtain it. Take chance.
Oyster parties will get the best Of trcatmcn.
at TEACHERS.
MeSsrS {. Il. Underwood & Co.'S mill at tins
place is one Of the most extensive enterprises
of the Kind in Kansas The firms own 4 good
water power and mill property, and has the
means to supply western Kansas with all the
flour that il needs. Wedoubt ifthcre is anoth-
or mill property i'm the state where there is Is
much money invested rs in the one at Salina
Farmers read this-Moss Bros. have for sa lie
800 bushels of early rose potatoes, 100 bushels
of peerless, 500 bushels OF peach blows. 500
white neslianic, 100 bushels OF onions, 500 bar
rels of apples, 1909 bushels selected seed
corn.
g. W. White, fol mcrly clerk AZ ODER &
Bonds. writes from Paris. H., under date of
Nov. 80: Times dull here. Snow nine inches
deep. Good sleighng. SC. Kansas fever rag
ing here Will be home about Christmas"
We suspect that George has female partner.
although nothing conclusive upon that subject
has penetrated our unusually thick skull, As
Yet.
We notice ST all times full supply of fresh
beef pork and mutton. at Meade & Sons new
market. Their patrons will be glad to know
that these gentlemen have made arrangements
to continue permanently in this business in
Salina.
We observe about every Sunday number OF
small boys collected together east Of the mill
and engaged in base ball playing. Their par
ents may think il is all right to thus let their
children get away" with Sunday. but we
are rather OF the opinion that Accommodations
for the youthful Sabbath breakers can be &C.
cured a, the different Sunday schools. at small
cost and thus their clothes may be saved, If
not their souls. ----~---- x
For S.LE.-I offer for sale good stone and
brick dwelling house. on 81 street. and brick
stable, at good bargain. Or will trade the
same for farm.
IT, J. A. NELSON.
We happened to drop into Grier's news de-
pot the other day just in time 70 hear the pro-
prietor order 5000 rolls OF wall paper. The
Doctor saws this branch of his trade has in
creased wonderfully i'm the last year. While
speaking of this establishment it is well 10 re-
mind people that there is magnificent stock