The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-25

cal wood stove in the couniry-at Radclff
Bros. & Halls.
Mr.. f. Bishop. late an employee of the Der
aid office, has become clerk in the banking
house OF j. ". Morris--lIe is promising
young man and will, no doubt give the best
of satisfaction. *
When you are attending court or have bu>-
ness at The L. 5. Land Office. drop across the
street to the City Hotel, and YOU will find the
best accommodations in tho city.
Putting up stoves AMI stove-pipes has troubled
many Il poor brain for the past two or three
weeks. Fitting pinch-baek dress or parting
the hair in the middle is much more pleasant
occupation than trying TO lit joints which were
never intended 10 match.
WaNTRp-ro sell or trade for land or stock,
house and lot No. IS Santa Fc Avenue. For
further information, apply 10 Willis Kesier,
corner Of Santa Fe and.lron Avenues.
Mr. Joseph Morrison. late an enployc of
tie X. L.. who went 10 Ireland last june
returned from the Old country last Tuesday
night. Joe had pleasant time. As near a.
we can make it out. Il Mrs. Joseph Morrison
accompaniment MIN
Lay will furnish oyters to parties and to fes-
rivals, of much better quality and at cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere i'll the
city.
shee: music yinlins, Guitars, acoOr'leors liar
mo.ica Italian violin and guitar strings, NJ Hall
EastInan'e
The yellow diSrobcti corn stalks, the yellow
- Il no .i-l
in the rows, and the festive rabbits skinning
among them, brings sadness upon us-we are
sad because the harvest is over and some OF
those promised subscriptions are not paid. y
Charles G. Carlin died at the residence of
Mr. 5. Carlin in Smolan township. Tuesday
morning at the age of l6 years, > months anY
DAYS. His funeral took place this morning
We extend our sympathics 10 the estinablc
family which suffers this very sore bereaye-
ment.
Our African population is increasing. AZ
ric's sons always seek out the busiest lnartS-
hence they come to Salina. We shall be able
soon to get up ward like one of those Of
Leayenwortll. and then the politician who can
control that ward will get L post office, or
>OulclI!lHS ciSc.
We are still in the lead. and always will be.
Just knocked the bottom out of priSs and
now call and examine our rauslins and cotton
goods. which we are Offering at II sacrifice to
make way for other goods bought wonderful
ly low. Gail right away and Sct some bar
gains.
W. & VI. ID. Berg have purchased the half
lot Just east of Whitehead 4 Seaman = and ID
conjunction with J. \. Nelson, who OWNS the
half lot adjoining, will build two story brick
block, 50x75 feet. Santa Fe people will have
To look -lccdlc oul' or The Iron Avenue men
vii! get ahead. ----'3--~s
Three ard four years age wagon loads OF
butiaIs meat were plenty upon our streets
now that meat i. rarity with Us. Gradually the
buffalo i forced within the confines OF that
small area called the Indian country, and in
ten wears time it Is not likely that one will
be in existence.
= M Ransom Cal.n,, IS years OF age, an old
resident OF this county, remembers quite dis
tinctly the time during the war Of 1872 when
Gen. Dcarbon. with 10000 troops, passed
through his native town in New York state, on
Tie way to Sackctis IIarbor, to get the start Of
the "Britishers.'' ~s
We are indebted 10 our good friend, Mr..
james Chace, for ten inch c0lumbiad OF =
turkey-as fat and As large one We have
seen this year. Chace knew orr turkey failings
and took compassion on US. Ever O! thee We
shall be fondly dreaming, Ciace. hlay your
shadow never grow less.
The proprietors of the Pacific House are
building an addition--30y50 feet-on the west
side of their building aud iythe rear. Mr.Gco.
kruegcr has the contract.S The Pacific House
folks are entcrpriSing and as consequence,
are always fixing up" with the new addition
the hotel will be the largest West Of Topeka.
The following patents were issued to citizens
4 of the State of Kansas during the week ending
November 10th, 1875 Car Coupling. Joseph
Harris. Paola. Reported by Fitch & Fitch,
! Councillors ut law and Solicitors Of Patents,
No. 2l Parl, Row, New York, through John
Foster, Counsellor at law and Corresponding
Solicitor az Salina, Kansas.
Several OF our farmers who are engaged
heavily in the stock business are making ar
rangementS 10 ship their cattle. The cattle
are in splendid condition and will, no doubt,
sell wen. We would advise farmers 10 consult
with Powers, Rial * Co., Live Stock Commits
sion Merchants, of Kansas City, one of the
best and strongest firms in the West.
Mr.. VI. \. StcarnS. one of Salinas former
residents, has been elected both township
trustee and justice Of the peace of Elkhorn
township. Lincoln county. We tip our hat
TO dignitary OF such awful tonnage, always.
But considering that we know Mike and that
all these honors are so deserved, we bend TO
the floor IN tho presence OF our titled aud good
hearted friend of Lincoln county.
\ Brookvillc correspondent of the Ellsworth
Reporter writes the following concerning an
old resident of this county:
! III. II. Nash. fuel agent here tor more than 4
year. has fallen heir 10 snug little sum by
the death OF his father in Michigan and will
soon leave TO go and get possession Of his
property. The company will lose faithful
servant. and Saline county will gam another
good farmer when NJ. y. returns 10 his home
stead near Bavaria.
In the District court, since our last Issue, the
ease of Oher Bond & Wilson ". T II. CaVa-