The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-30

Sloan & Tuthills.
''Klenzer," for cleaning silver and silver
plated ware. at ID. & j. b. Whiielicad's-
Tie trains got little mixed mp on account
OF the snow storm. Tuesday morning
passenger train from The West did not reach
here until O'Clock that night. II was thrown
into ditch in a cut between Brookville and
Ellsworth Otherwise the trains have been a
little behind time, but have managed 10 make
salina all right.
The most excellent fresh oysters in the
City at Lays.
The cheapest store in Saliva. the "brosen
down Stone Palace. the New York store.
Hams. Bacon. shoulders and Lard, cheap,
AT Obrr. Bond & Wilson's Stone Palace store
v Mr. NJ. T. O. Federhen, former resident
of Gypsum creek, bat now the proprietor Of a
market in Boston. writes IL vat he will soon
return to Saline county. lie also states that
quite number of Mas achusctts people are
making arrangements to cmigrate TO this coun-
~.
Centennial Calico. something curious, at
Campbell. Sloan Il ru,hil's.
4 new stock of latest style OF Hats and Caps
lust received al the New York store, which
will be sold cheaper than ever.
SO far little has been said concerning the
city election. Undoubtedly ticket OF COM
petent men wal be presented TO the people
and elected Ii Sana chooses for the coming
year a. good a city council as she has had this
year. she will have no cause whatever to com
plain. =
: That large stock of wall paper has at last
arrived at whitehead & Seamans. The sDeci-
men book will he shown you, and il you do
not see something therein That suits you, you
can never b. suited III this world. From
satin to plain, the styles OF their paper are
beautiful. There is nothing wanting.
very large aud extensive stock of dry
goods and notions. bought direct from manu-
tacturcrs in New YORK, are nos opened at The
New York store.
Our Minneapolis ncighbors have already
taken initiative steps towards a grand Gen
tcnnal Fourth Of July celebration" We
were informed the other day that 50 me of our
Salina people had already commenced talking
about having at the grove one of the ''lotdest'
celebrations ever held in Kansas. We hope
there may be something in it.
The old must go to make room for the new.
Call and get bargains IN wall paper. window
curtains, millinery, fancy goods. albums, toys,
all fine quality. MRS "A. l. GRIER
Fern Calico, at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthll's.
Go and see 1t.
The editor Of the Spirit Of Kansas has had a
conversation with a. p. Collins, a prominent
farmer of thi, county. Mr.. Collins ideas are
that the - beat district commences near June
ton CITY and extends in IA southeast direction
to the south line of The State, and from Salina
it extends ina South-south west direction Ia
the south line OF the STATE 50 far developed.
. This in his estimation. constitutes the great
wheat district of oar State.
r .'Klenzer." for cleaning silver and silver
/ plated ware. at ID. & j. b. WhiteheadS.
New Prints! New Prints, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's stone Palace store.
). VI. Anderson. the milk man. made his way
to town during Mondays storm TO supply
his Customers. but it was only by fighting
snow banks at every step. lie would drive
along for few feet and then get out and
shovel snow Most men would have let their
customers "go without" rather than tackle 4
storm like that of Monday. But ia, is always
= on had. "thualer, lightning AMI storm to
= the contrary.
We have ;aiaed great l.al a6out the winter
thus far.and weihoueht We had written the final
chapter bu; we are now compelled to chr, nj
fl,,ai -
snow storm thtt has happened in Kan as Tor
about ten years. The oldest inhabitant'
scratches his head thoughtluly aud -ays there
was never such such spell of Weather
, within hi, remembrance. On Sunday evening
p ii commenced raining, and rained all night
aud the iollowin. NORMA: untii about the
the mi Idle Ot the forenoon, when il commenc-
"a showing aud blowing. The snowilaAcs
were a. large aS they are allowed TO be by the
Laws OF Nature, ami very few OF them did it
take 10 make spDd-silrl snow bank. All
day Monday il showed aud blowed. and bust
ness came to a Stiud Stiil. 4 was all man :
lite Was worth To walk a block. aud were he so
, NcnIurcsome rs - DO - the snow "coilided'
with him in such quantities Is TO make him
look like Z. half ghost aud ha;f man-weldcd
together. The side OF hu ldIng, were deco
rated in elegant figures. and no painter or fresco
artist this side of Kingdom Come could even
: attempt 10 initiate the work. Every window
snd every cornice every door aud projection
was lastly tric,ed oat with snowy deco a.
ton, TO such an extent that even a hovcl look
ed like palace. The storm wa, furious and
no one wanted 10 venture into it. The mer-
chant closed his doors AT early candle light and
retired to the bosom OF his family, o--"scvcn
up" Al day laeg it showed. aud away into
the night. The night Wa dark and the wind
howled fea-fully, ami fellow began TO think
lac Was alone in the mountains or east away
at sea. Little ayalanchcs Of snow kept sliding
down from the roofs or Windows usi u he
Was on the point of going iuioa sum5cr. and
startling up he would wonder if the chimney
had gone overheard. tue house was tgm5.in-
down. or wlrt Was the matter. \ fearful day
and fearful nigl,i-aud YET we have said a
dozen times. this j a very mill winter. On
Tuesday morning the weather dad cleared
bat not tie vast snow hauk> Which flied ti,t.
back and front yards. These was general
tnrniag oar tor tugac!.ag purposes and cx-
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