The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

there Is III thOs c fraS> instruments. Inc nan
is composed entirely of farmers and is under
the leadership of Mr. Jonathan Tinker.
All persons indebted to the firm of Litowich
& Whitman are hereby requested to come at
once and make settlement. and those having
claims against this firm. to present them prop
crly audited for settlement.
IT LITOwICH Il WHITMAN.
The present county commissioners are max
ing excellent records for themselves. They
have succeeded in cutting down the expenses
of the county government very materially and
watch matters with the same jealous care as j.
they were conducting their own private bust
ness. Wen match our commis sioners against
those Of any county in the State.
Orders for coal promptly filed at the fol-
lowing rates:
/ L-avenworth, 500.
Fl. Scott. black. 81 50.
TT. Scott. red, $500.
Burlingame. $500.
O>agr shaft $3.50.
Cherokee. 5000. at Palmers.
The following Letters Patent were Issued t.
citizens of the State of Kansas. during the
week ending December 2.I. 1874; Flat Ir N
Heaters. J. y. Adams AMI H. :. Miller. Olathe.
Kansas. Reported by Fitch & Fitch. Solicitors
Of Patents. No. 81 Park Row, New York city
through John Foster. Counse!or-at-Law. Cor
responding Solicitor in Salina.
Hon. 4. l.. Bond. Register Of the u. S. Land
Oiii"r NJ Salina. Kansas. and brother Of our
popular Sheriff. Billy Bond. was married u
! few DAYS since to Miss Carver. a brauiiful aud
accomplished Lady of Philadelphia. The hap
by couple passed through our city yesterday
en- route 10 their home at Saina. The Con,
merciat wishes ilcm much happiness ard
may many Bonds be- added to the ties o.
love hat already bind two loving hearts to-
yrther.-Lcaucnsorh Commercial.
4 friend suggests an item which NAV be Of
| importance 10 our readers. The railroad lands
ar" all NOR gagcd. The lands sold by the rail
road company must be sold subject To the
mortgage. and the land will even he holden tor
that mortgage until satisfaction Il entered by
the mortgage. We believe the railroad Las
never entered satisfaction Of the mortgage as
10 any of the lands sold by them. Persons
clai ming deeds should AT the same time claim
satisfaction of the mortgage as to their lana.
4 Mass meeting Of the citizens n Saline
county will he held at the Court House. In
SAlina. on Saturday the 9TH day of January. at
10 o'clock \. NJ. for tl,c purpose Of discussing
questions Of general interest, on thr best meth
Oh of relief from our present expen>iv, mode
Of administering public affairs. and curtailii
the same s. Stephens. our State Senator. and
George c. Lockwood. our Representative, are
expected 20 he present
Called by authority of COUNTY Council. T.
Fl. H. r. Parsons. Secretary. :,
The cold season brought ice dealer to the
front. and they are now one and all steadily g.
gagged in cutting ou' and hcavin. huge blocks
Of ice above the Smoky Hill banks9 The ice is
about eight inches thick o. excellent quality
and rs clear "a any that has been 'harvestrd'
for several years. The ice gathercr> were OF the
opinion few days ago that the crop" would
br small. if any was obtained ut all. Now the
wintry blasts have removed their discomfort
and they are taking out wagon load after wa
gJn load of rs good ice as they want.
Here We are again. Farmers. mechanics
and everybody else take warning that We are
now prepared 10 sell goods chraper than III, Y
can possibly be sold bv any OF our competitors,
as we have the two stocks united. and they
must be sold. profit or no proft-rnore espec-
tally dry goods. clothing. hats and caps. boots
and shoes. Our united stocks are the largest
and best assortment. ever offered TO the citizens
Of SsIina and vicinity. and We are compelled 10
sell them Immediately.
OBER, BoSD 4 WILSON.
Stone Palace Store.
Monday was the commencement Of the cold
scaSon-ihe coolest We have had this wiIter.
For downright piercing c"ld. We believe this
beats them all" man could not let his
ears. nose or any other part " III, bring pro-
truIc without having ii frozen mp Ike m ice
b'rg. Every body has kept close TO warm fires
in fact II j. COOL keeping" srason for
ever, body and every thing. Potatoes keep
frozen. game keeps well. dollars keep away.
cattle keep getting poor. wood pile. k--p d.
mini>hing creditors keep pushing. GlIows
keep druss. time, keep hard and merchants
keep quarrcliug.
Joe North. a notorious " hummer A" who
made Sslirs hiS home Few years ago. and Who
used 10 drink whisky al the expense Of our
citizens. was recently hung by mob. lie has
committed many crimes wi hin the past i-w
Years. and tnr killing man named JoDss
about year ago ne WAS NJ last brungh. 10 suf-
Ter in Judge Lynch's cnur'. About dark on
Wednesday night last week. the siserif of Wa
lace county arres I'd him at WalIace and h='.i-
cu.f,rl him. aud With assistants wzs guarding
him in store. Ahoui half past ten. several
shots were nr'vl in Ihr vicinity Of the -ioTr.
and. although the shrrif-s party cIlczs"r,d
TO hnld the prisoner the mob finally got po--
session O; him. took him short distance from
tic s,ors and hang b,m 20 telegraph POLE.