The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-12

can buy better beef at c. E. Mead q Sons new
market than at any other place West Of Han
sas City
HLincoln county must be represented by q
lifelong Democrat We do not know OF any per-
son who could ill the bill better than the ge-
NAL represcntative-elect, Golf.
Culp & Wickham s lumber yard seems to be
the principal resort of lumber buyers from the
country and towns around. Many a wagon
load of boards gees from that establishment
every day.
New Buckwhsat -four at Palmers.
Mr.. L. NJ. Tutile has resigned ~ position
of city marshal aud Mr.. J. NCoombs has
been appointed in his places Mr.. Coombs has
the necessary nerve and grit and will make an
efficient officer.
Marquette, Mcpherson county, is assuming
"townly" proportions. A good sized mill is
to be built there soon, several business houses
having already been built. Mr.. l.. G skancke
Of this place is preparing to start store there.
BY scanning the contents of another column
you can ascertain Just how many votes each
candidate received at the late election. Some
of the figures are quite "lOw down." but they
were as numerous as the canvassins board
would allow of.
Salina, with tew exceptions, has the best
street Gro. Sings and sidewalks Of any place in
Kansas Still, there are several that could be
imnroved considerably, which will no doubt
be done as soon as the superintenisnts OF
streets can attend to it.
New Buckwheat flour at Palmer's.
The Brookville Independent, speaking of DIR.
Lull's action IS coroner in holding the inquest
over bodies of the AndersOps, says:
Coroner Lull is deserving much credit for
the close and searching manner in which ne
conducted the inquest and our people are high
ly pleased with the Doctor.
We understand shat eastern parties are max
ing arrangements to build a grist mill. with
three runs. OF stone and to be run by steam
power, alongside the elevator. Also that
portion of the power will be used in running
the elevator machinery. ~-<N
A great excitement was in our town Tues
day night over the attempt to get B. Bohan out
of jail /; but the great excitement that Litewich
& Whitman at the New York Store are selling
goods a. first cost exists every day, and people
are coming in from our neishboring towns to
get good bargains. Hurrah for the New York
store :.
New Buckwheat flour at Palmer's.
Judge Beebe is making paradise of his adj
dition to town. A few enterprisng men like
him are worth more to Salna than twenty
others who have ample means but were never
known to make any substantial improvements
and arc yet always bOasting about what
waste this country weuld Iave been, had they
We are pleased to chronicle tlsefact that tho
authorities are repairing the dlapidated Iron
Avenue bridge, "a new floor being put in.
some time, and only good fortune has pre-
vented an accident before this. We hope the
bridge will never be allowed to get in as bad
condition again.
lamps at Moss Bro. & Co.'S.
Prof. Boylss lecture OH chemistry 1T the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening, was
very interesting. A goodly crowd was gath
cred there, and the auditors felt that they were
fully rep:id tor their attendance. Prof. Boyle
expects to deliver another lecture in Salna this
of the adj dining towns.
In the case OF State vs.. Bohan, Bohan waived
examination before the justice. The case was
called in the District Court yesterday. A de-
nand was made by Bohan's counsel for copy
of the information. BY the law the defendant
is entitled to 4s hours time after having re-
ceiyed copy of the Information, and the case
was consequently put over and will probably
come up some time tomorrow.
We have never seen such unusual as :ocia-
ton in politics as has been witnessed at the
late election. Persons who have never been
known to vote the Republican ticket have sup
ported it solid and given it the best IF their
excrtions. ,On the other hand. large number
OF Republicans voted the Refo m-DeMocratc
ticket. Thus the matter had itself, and the
end is--not yet.
= Now that election is over we hope to hear
from more OF our correspondents every week.
We earnestly desire to engage parties in every
town in the county to furnish us regular news
letters from their respective localities. We
have several excellent regular correspondents
already engaged. Let us hear from other par
ties who know what news is and are willing to
iot down items that have attracted their at
tentiOn and will interest their nsighbors.
Apples by the quantity at Mess Bro. & Co.'S.
We neglected last week to make mention of
the dedicatory services which took place at the
new Lutheran church on Sunday, Nov. 1st.
Rev. j. w. Goodin, secretary of the board Of
home missions, and Rev. s. p. Harrington,
president of the Kansas synod, officiatedi The
church was dedicated according to the form of
he services of the Lutheran church. Rev. Mr..
Ioodin preaching the sermon; after which 5000
we're raised to pay up the church debt.
Considerable sidewalk building is to be COM
nsnccd Immediately. The walk along Iron
Avenue to Front street on the east side is to be
,uilt by B.F Carver, whose bid was the lowest
or sidewalk in that direction. The walk to
he elevator, on Santa Fe, is to be built by
dr. D. f. Donegan, the lowest bidder for the
work theres~So, then, the East Side ''irogs"
10 get away withkhe west side "tadpoles," on
idewa TX building. - x
There are quite number OF our business