The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-01
We understand that Rev. VIM. Bishop is TO
leave for Independence. Kansas. III few days.
10 become pastor of the Presbyterian church


All kinds of sewing machine needles for
sale at the Remington sewing machine rooms
Of Fassctt & Bowen. Il
\ friend of ours inquiries, if red on railroad
signifies danger what is its significance when
superintendent upon u mans nose. We be-
lieve ii means whisky
There well bea convention of milers of Gem
trail and Western Kansas held at Junction City
Ell the second Tuesday in April, 1875. a
large number of millers VIII be represented.
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAF will send speci-
mems of gold rock from Saline county 10 any
person sending me 80 cents. Postage paid.
AMBROSE MIKs.
Messrs. Barneck & Dams offer for sale their
saloon building, and the ground which it oc.
cunics, at a very low price. A most desirable
property. Apply to Barneck &: Davis for par
tcGlars. n50-3In
We publish in another column sermon en-
titled, "A dream iliat was not all a dream"
which was delivered by Rev. w. A. Simkin5
at the Presbyterian church, one week ago last
Sunday. 1t will be Interesting to all our read
ers.
The Singer Sewing Machine company sold
2l4,O00 machines in 1874. and the entire
sales of other companies do not aggregate
this.
We understand that Judge Logan designs
returning 70 Salina with his family Nouse OF
talking. there is no place like Saina.5 The
Judge and his family went away to stay. but
Salinas attractive force il as powerful as load
stone.
The ladies everywhere declare the Rcming-
ton Family Sewing machine to be peerless in
its swift aud silent motion. and It's easy adapt
ability to every kind OF work
FAssETT BowEx. Agents
Dir. II. c. Davis presents Us with bottle
Of his Prepared Horse Ri islI, which "a a lux
ury at this season OF the year. Nr. Davis is
engaged at present in preparing it for the mar
ket. Families can buy it cheap Of him, or at
The different grocery stores. n
The people living in the vicinity Of RoXbnry,
Mcpherson county. and in the south western
part of this county. were kept busy last Thnrs
day fighting prairie fires. y No rcatamount Of
damage 10 property was done. although we
hear Of few stray stables . being destroy
ed
will rent one half Of my store building. on
Santa Fe Avenue, second door north of the
bank. G. VI. Eastman
Tie only drawback TO the discovery of gold
in this country is that the precious metal may
,"dip'' tnier this locality; ana then Prot.
Nudge has never said there was any gold in
this region. We simply offer this remark, be-
cause we wish to LOOK at the real facts in the
case
After about Il seven months absence IesSrs.
Thunder & Lightning made Salina visit on
Tuesday. and treated our citizens to a little of
the old familiar music. 1t was enchanting.
The chords struck by them were none of your
plaiptivc, soothing ones. but full and strong
and better than an anvil chorus.
At the Parish meeting OF Christ's Church.
Salina. on Monday 29;h inst, the foliowir.
named gentlemen were elected as vestry:
james Chase, Sr. Warden; L. +. Watson, Jr.
Warden; George c. ProDcrt. Treasurer; +.
f. Bowen. Secretary; Frank Goodnow, G. \.
Hitler, VIM. Hogben. x
Nr S. Carlin staricd.wcst last Tuesday even
ing. TO take the position Of foreman Of the
building gang on the Kansas Pacific. from FL
lis 20 Wallace. lie has hired several carpcn-
tiers in Salina. Sam is one of the "Carlin boys
and = better set OF boys and more thrifty farm
ers than they cannot be found in Kansas
Success 10 the Carlins.
There are $500 acres sown to winter wheat
in Eureka townsbip-a township six miles
squares Many acres besides the above will be
sown to spring wheat. planted TO corn and
other crops. Other townships in the county
have probably done as we'll in wheat growing.
The farmers all say that there never was bet
ter prospect for winter wheat in Saline county
and what they all say must be so.
The following patents were Issued to citizens
,; the State Of Kansas, during the week end |
ne March 18th, 1873: Car Coupling. o. r. |
Baker, Wamcgo Cartridge Holders. n. S. |
Goss. Neosho Falls Mechanical Movement. !
J. A. Hart, lola. Reported by Fitch & Fitch !
Jounselors at law and Solicitors OF Patents. |
No. 81 Park Row. New York. through John |
Solicitor at Salina,
We always have sympathy for the oppressed. |
Fears flow as summers rain when vie see |
nan like Price. our auctioneer. standing on n .
Try goods box euquently expatiating on the
'irtueS OF his wares. and attempting TO sell
.versl thousand dollars worth OF goods to a
waving and iostling crowd whose aggregate,
arefully estimated and tangible assets foot mp
o thirty cents. We hang our harp ON
willow tree. sit down BY the waters Of the
smoky and weep. SO would marble statue
weep.
Mr.. ". X. Gels has purchased the Beebc
irove. lie intends sowing it 10 blue grass,
utting outthe underbrush eacrclinS IL. and
Sil make il Z pleasant resort for picnic par
les. A race track will be made and ground
repaired for games of base ball and cricket
lie makes the proposition to have the grounds
eady and in order for the fair this fall. should
he agricultural society conclude to have one.
his place. so near town. would be much more
onyenient for ;air ground than the usual
lace south Of town.
DIR. Alfred Scger. well known in this county.
led NJ Norwalk O.. last Saturday. of cancer
the stomach. The Doctor settled in this
ounty, near Brookyills. a few years ago. with
&c intention Of remaining here permanently.