The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-16

Mr.. G. NJ. Eastman gives up the agency OF
the Singer Sewing Machine after tile first OF
next month, and will then open musical store
here. ~z~~S9---s~--~ *
The select school was opened last Monday
in the building opposite the JOURNAL office.
The attendance is large, and there is talk of
procuring larger room.
The work of plastering the Catholic church
is finished. and Serville is On hand with his
pots and brushes, painting the arches, wood
work, ETC.. in elegant style.
David Beebe, of Saline. is the county clerk
whose well-prepared reports met the appro-
baton of Mr.. Gray, ofthe Agriculture Bureau.
-Learenscorth Commercial,
! Fred is called the ..Salina gentleman"-the
ion expressed by that wise person is heartily
sanctioned By those who know 'em.
! The District fair at Salina promises to to be
\ success. Our Salina friends are working
hard and are spending great amount of mon
ey to make 1t u succeSs.-AJtteue Chronicle.
Two weeks ago we published the names of
those who are mentioned for office this fall,
and in that LIST we omitted the name OF w. b.
Flanders, VINO is Il candidate for treasurer.
! Misiortunes never come single. Mrs. Link
had one OF her limbs broker, the other day, by
the falling of one of the bars of her pasture,
which was kicked down by a fractions colt. =
Bro, in corn has been wheeled into town
pretty lively. during the past few days. We
,unted ten wagon loads passing down street,
on Saturday evening, and the brush belonged
to one man. -----@-a-'-----~ x
We acknowledge the receipt OF compliment
tary TO the Central Kansas District Fair. We
will be there if our new beachcd neck-tie ar
rves in time We will all be there.-SoLoaon
Gazette.
We are pleased to see that there is very lit
tie opposition to the District Fair and that the
people of Saline county Will be united In Il
project which will be OF the greatest benefit to
Sa!ina and the county. X
Mr.. l.. J. Grant apRonnces that he is can
,lidatc for sheriff. f.cwis J. is one of the "old
settlers, and has always possess d an excellent
reputation. He is qualified for the position Of
sheriff and would make number one officer.
We defy the world Ia compete with us on
clothing, hats and caps. The knobbicst, cheap
est and best lifting goods in the west al ruin
Gus low figures. Come and see for yourselves.
Cheap corner OF ODER. Bond & Wilson.
Secretary Cavanaugh took with him, on his
return 10 Topeka last Tuesday morning. sew
cral ponderous specimens of Saline county's
fertility, which lie thinks will carry away The
premiums at Shawnee county fair, this tall.
Miss Clara Nickle>. Sister Of Mrs. Geo. c.
Probcrt, is~eXpcctcd to arrive in Salna this
week. AS this young lady visited Saina in
the pioneering days We hope we are lot
held culp-abl. tor announcing her expected
visit.
The new German Srccnbacks are called
MISUNDERSTANDING. They are pronounced
good. 90 TO McGonical and he will pro-
noancc that word tor you, and lit you in the
incest aud knobbic.t suit of clothes you ever
Wore.
4 lone woman-a crusader Of the highest
order of architecture, from the East-ha>
been drawing crowded houses in the various
saloons, during the past few days. Ii she was
$1,000
she is doing.
As the time for the fair at Abilene was the
same rs for the one at Salina, the Board OF Dr.
rectors at their meeting on Saturday changed
the time to October 18Th, 18th and 10. Ali
will please bear this change in mind.-15i!sne
Chronicle.
Messrs. r. Il. Watson, of Salina, Kansas, and
c. J.. Loveren, OF Kansas City. Mo-, are visit
ing in the city, their respecting families having
been here all summer. Dick" and "Chaun-
cy'' both look just as of old.-Norcak, (O)
Reflector.
Olce in a while, when it is dull, the clerks
get ont in the street, toss up the base ball with
a swift toss until they get tired, go home with
manglcd fingers ,aad lame arms, suffer
with pain all night. and in fact suffer martyr
dom. under the impression they are developing
those muscle"
Ii is said that number seven hat will just
fit ST. Louis mosquito bite. However, it is
McGonigal, the well known tailor, who clothes
the young men of the country in the most
knobby and fashionable suits. Give him a call
and leave your measure. -
T. L. Bonds building just south of Ober,
Bend Is Wilson's store. has been rented tor a
period of SIN months by DR.. Morris. banker.
of Leavenworth and new bank is TO be
opened there. George Kruger has the COLI
tract OF building the counter, repairing the
building, etc. X
The spring wagon and harness stolen from
Mrs Link by the horse thieves, Persinger and
Wynn, last week. were found, the other day.
down on the Smoky Hill river. The wagon
was broken in pieces and the harness was in
the same fix. There was evidence of u severe
runaway" The thieves lave not been heard
fromyet.
Harry Berks the Majors son, has been adj
mtted TO the Freshman class of the collegiate
department of the University OF Kansas, at
Lawrence. where lac enters on four year :
course of civil engineering. Harry iss young
gentleman of fine promise and we predict Tor
him a very successful lite.
Losr-Saturday evening, either in town or
on the road running from Salina north Of the
Iron Mound. black leather pocket book. con-
tanning a small amount Of money, a receipt
from Johnathan Weaver. and perhaps some
other papers The finder will please return
T.. A. .xfft. mill