The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-02

Mrs. Geo. c. Probcrt aud Mra. F. II. Wild
man started east "Wednesday morning Mrs
Probert goes to Ohio and Mrs. Wildman {,
Chicago.
New Prints, New Prints. New Prints
OF the prettiest and incest patterns. only cent
per yard. at the cheap corner of
ODER, BOND s. WILSON'S.
An old soldier. who suffered in Anderson
willie prison. gives his experience in yer,
interesting communication published in thi,
paper.
We are headquarters on bacon. hams. shoul
ders and lard. all Of our own packing. Every
pound warranted, or no sale.
ODER. BoXD& WrLsoy.
The Annual Conference OF the VI. f. Church
commenced at Emp, ria yesterday Revs.
IIill and Lockwood are IN attendance, we un-
derstanI.
Look 10 your own interests and do not
spend any money elsewhere before you have
found ont at what astonishing low prices you
can buy at the "brokeE down" Stone Palace.
Owing to the recent change in the railroad
time. ON and after March 9th next Monday
the post office will close at Q o'clock each
evening railroad time.
All goods AZ the broken down. Stone Pal
ace--New York Storc-must be- sold i'm a very
short time. Go there and secure good bar
gain.
Mr.. Nm. Moors. at the farm OF n. D. East
man. on Gypsum creek. adyorti>eS that he has
hedge plants for sale. Observe his advertise
mcnt.
Rev. VIM. Bishop, ID. D.. pastor OF the Pres
bytcrian church at independence. is in town.
Like all Others who 60 away for a short period
OF time. The Doctor still clings lovingly to
Salna. Salina is sweet home to him.
Since fiLr is now assessed in ease Of alb
sence. the members o. the fire company gather
together better. Instead Of no one respond.
ING a before, three aud sometimes four now
meets together.
Mr.. Milton Mayo, from Paris. H.. arrived
in town last week. Several families accom-
panied him, aud they intend settling about
here Mr.. Mayo is a man Of considerable
means, and will invest considerably in cattle,
land. &c.
man. at the '.br ken down" Stone Palace.
are selling goods cheaper than any other store
in town. II is 20 your own interest to 20
there TO buy your Clothing. Dry Goods and
Notions. and you will surely be happy.
Some say blue grass will not grow in Kan
Sas. This is not so: In many parts Of the
state the blue grass already begins to cover
At.
complshcl great deal. And of all grasses.
the Blue grass Is by far the best.
G. c. Cup. ''ali The way from" Savannah /
Ga. has " :. Wells. of This place send him
cigars by mail. Culp has travelled nearly she
word over and finds that well-' cigars are
better than any Of them. This is not intended
an advertisement for Wells.
Mr.. True. banker of Kearney Junction.
Nebraska. in company with MIR. -. +. Fuller, J
of Bavaria. called last Saturday slr. True has
some idea of cnga gIng in the sheep business !
in tins county, aud we certainly hope he will
do so.
Some Of the fellows c clcbra'ed Washngton's !
birthday last Tuesday (29ih inst) They
lacked. il is true. in historical knowledge: but
in Jealous lnirltipn Of George and in patri-
otto celebration Of his birth they made up
wonderfully.
After Tuesdays storm we found little 7
mud upon our pautaloons Ii was curiosity. /
IN tact il was like meeting an old friend. after
he had been .bscnt a century or two. It was
the first mud we had seen for about six
months. and therefore were curious enough /
on Inspecting and dis~ectng it.
Vast numbers Of people are daily passing
through Kansas City from INDIANA. Illinois !
and Tennessee. to locate in Kansas. IL would
he good idea Tor our people to establish an .
agent at Kansas City. TO look /
after a little OF this immigration. The time
has arrived for the westward movement of
immigrants. aud Salina, like other Kansas
towns, should be at work getting her share
During The warm weather last week, some
young grasshopprrS made their appearance i'm
the warm sand beds. They are lew in number.
however. and as soon ~ they faS'cn on their
wings and get them up in good working con-
dition. will undoubtedly take a trip south
ward. IL has almost become maxIm that
''grasshcPpers born in Kansas do no
damage; bat beware of foreigners. ~
McGonigal has been in town only short
time. but everybody knows him. He Is the
man who dresses the boys up so niccly-irom
Abilene 10 Denver lie /, commantl-r.in-
chief of the tailoring business in this part Of
The STATE. Since Mack eoh. mencpd business
here. the boys send 10 more orders to the
Eastern country for clothing. Mack beats
them all.
ThcJoUINAL office will be moved TO TIE see
ond story of Mr.. !. a. Nelson's new brice
building. n soon rs it is completed In
that elevated position we hope 10 see our
patrons and friends as usual. We shall not
feel big on account of being lifted up into
he air. We shall hsve a large and pleasant
1Ilice, and De freed from many of the ncon-
sentences under which we are now laboring
Some move should be made by which the
county commissioners can derive the auilori-
y to sell the buildings aud lumber az the
county fair grounds. One 10y one the boar,i>
liSapprar. AMI i'm short order there will not b.
| AKA stick on hand. Quite little sum 81
money could be derived from the sale of the |
unbcr. As II is now, everything Is going TO
"shc dogs"