The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-18

The "Kansas Pacific Items" alone, which
frequently appear in the Kansas City Journal
Of C nan,erre IN Ike that paper valuable to sub
scribers living On the line of the X. p.
The frost is almost out of the ground. and
farmers viii soon complete tlIer plowng.
Work on several new buildings is also to be
commenced as soon as the ground is entirely
free of frost.
Brown and bieached cottons chnaper, than at
any other store in the city. at the New York
Store. X
The series of evening parties given by tbe
East Siders have been very pleasant. but Dbne
has been plrasanter than the one given Hast
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. wiIsonA a
most elegant company. most elegant refresh
ments and most elegant time.
, Corn, -four. mea! and chopped feed, whslc-
sale and retail. AT Moss Bros.
f One of the Old wli>key drinkers of Salina
the copper bottom of whose stomach Is per-
fora Ell with holes from the free use OF the
worst KIND of forty-r"d has had an attack OF
the L" jim jams and as soon as he is better
he will be laid up at the Poor Farm for repairsI
Clothing at your own figures. at the cheap
cash store of ODER. Bond & Wilson. r
1000 bushels shelled corn at Moss Bros.
Mr.. Frank Wilkinson is preparing ia build a
barn-l0Ox36 feet-on>his ffrrn on Gypsum
creek. Mr.. GcoJge Kruger has the contract
for building it. Mr.. Wilkeson is progressive
and thrifty farmer and proposes to have all the
conveni-nces good farmer should have
Teas. teas. teas, cheaper than ever. at Cher.
Bond & Wilson's cheap corner. Come and see
us and We will do you good in the way of good
goods cheap. ODER. BoND Il WILSON.
Salina people will remember Mr.. J G. Nc
,S2adtlen. a former resident of this place He
is now connected with the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Agency at Atcnison Besides
all this. he lately got married ~ The following
notice will attest:
MArR,Ep-, the residence Of The brides parents
in s. Joseph Mo, by the Rev. E. r. hendrix Of the
chIson, 10 Miss Rosa 4mann o. St Joseph
Wesay ..amen'' too. Mack > Is goodly
chap and deserves to be hifched to goody
female. and we have no doubt but that he did
well. matrirnonialy speaking.
i Oh. potatoes they grow small,
For they plant them in the fall.
= And they eat them tops and all
Over there.
But We have car load Of very large ones.
cl'eap for cash OBER BOND & WILSON.
The Imperial Guard never surrenders " -
was N, word at Waterloo. This also was the
word of he boOtblacks when the marshal took
them in charse .he other day. But the I'm
perial boctbiacks iiraliy found that SllIna OF
ficers are like a squadron on the charge aud
! ike mule in "toting." The battle OF the
boorbIacks lin which participated one OF Sail
mas youthful elephants. who can already stand
at the bar and shovel down tightening '"hiskey
like an Ildian.) was short, SHARP and severe.
Messrs. Barneck & DAVIS. offer for sale their
saloon building. and the ground which it oc
cupies, at "a very low price A most desirable
property. Apply to Barneck & Davis for par
ticalars. X n5O3In
Judge o. p. Hamilton and lady returned
from the "aolden country" last Sunday
morning. The Judge is Interested in mining
interests near Boulder, Col. and his fine pros
poets before him. Me says All the Saliva boys
are doing well. We hope the Judge may make
his pile" rs large as he would have il, and
IN this wish his Salina friends all heartily con-
cur. He claims that the winter thus far in
Colorado has been mild compared with the
weather We have been having.
GOOD GooDs. GENEROUSLY GUARANTEED to
give good satisfaction, both in quality and
price. to all who MAY choose TO favor lis with
a call. SARGENT ~ ILLIAN5 4
Saturday was rIost delightful day and The
streets were never filed with argcr crowd
OF people than then. II seemed as it thy whole
country had turned out to get snuffbf town
air and rrvel in metropolitan delights Ii each
individual that came 20 town that day had had
/ fify dollars and spent tie same, Salina
would have had yrcenbacks enough To have
Cult business for The balance of the year. The
Saiina baud mounted the portico of the City
Hotel late in the afternoon, and entertained AL
ont doors" with good selections Of music.
We are not first rate =. blowers Read the
advertisements of our fellow townsmen who
know too well how to blow" aud then re
member that not one Of them sells i single ar
ticle Of goods cheaper than We.
If j. G.. RASH & Son.
Next Tuesday will be observed as the birth
day OF Mr.. @. Washington. To whom the com
try is somewhat indebted for his services in
tannin. the red,jackets who. many years ago,
were i'm the habit of buZzing about with CON
siderable importance in ;hc country few
miles east of the Atlantic coast. BY New Eng
lander> and few other stald people he has been
called The - Father Of his country BY the
un-auctiiied Western people he is styled Lit
tie Hatchet Washington Or - Vastly " --ac-
cordin. o the occasion.
Those desiring a nice fresh roast should not
fail to call at Carlberg's meat market. a. he
keeps constantly on hand all kinds of fresh
meat;
The bill introduced in the Legislature for
funding the city debt wa, the occasion OF a
strong protest against such rrasure which
WAS signed bv most OF the business men OF the
city. Ithas been discovered that instead Of the
debt being about 5000 il is only little over
3.OOO-and this was occasioned by building
sidewalks As the money expended for side
walks will be returned 10 the city by the prop
erty owners. there is really no debt har.ging
over the city. When the taxes are paid. there
will be considerable money in the city treas
ury. This being the case. there il really ne