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

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be the only machine sold in any quantity.
The time of the arrival and departure OF
trains on the Kansas Pacific has been changed
as follows:
GONG EAST
f Msi, and Passenger \ \
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10, -
GOING WEST.
Departs
Mail and Passenger -....................7 Is i. y
....................-.. ..-..........5 30, =. NJ.
All trains carry plsse gers between Biook lille and
Topeka
The hind leg of a COW AMI Kerosene lamp
got up one The greatest fires recorded in hi,-
tory. A single match thrown carelt SLY away
upon the prairie> may render hundreds home
less. and 10 damage that will take lifetime
TO repair. Parties who are smoking while oh
the prairie. or riding along a road. should al
ways be on the guard against allowing the
least spark fall from their pipes or :igars. One
person told us the other day that while he was
riding along in the country he threw away a
stub II cigar Immediately. almost, fire
commenced blazing up. aud it Was with the
utmost difficulty that he cxiinguished it,
! In another part of this paper viii be found
/ the proceedings of the Fair for SIX evenings.
! Tuesday evening was the last evening. The
hall was crowded and it MAS past twelve
o'clock before people commenced going home.
/ The articles rallied were drawn rs follows: Mr.
/ DarI!cll, the castor; sheriff Baker, the cham
Der set; John Sullivan. the cook stove: Mrs
=. +. Carroll, the china tel set: A. W
Wickham, the afghan; F. l.. Wight. the set
Of furniture Mr.. Darnell. The chrome. The
bracelets were voted 10 Miss Minnie Palmer,
As the most accomplished young lady. Tile
Far has been great success. Not far from
$3.50 will be the net proceeds.
The Rp"Ji; Nqgq-iqc for March has been
received. Ii contains a lager amo;lnt of vlla-
able political Information titan can b.. fc,;nd IN
any other publication. It should be in The
hands of every loyal man. North and Souih.
and the fairness and canaor shown in The
Treatment of all pablo questions should COM
mend itself to all who favor honorable
journalism. The coming Preside ntial campaign
will be one of the most active i'm our history
and MI citizens who desire 10 he forcarmed IN
the great work Of niiona defense shond sub
scribe for Tie Repujtc. Send SIS for wears
subscription 10 Republic Publishing Company,
ID. {.
For The especial benefit Of Salinas hunters
(and there are many Of them We puhlish The
first section OF the new bird law Ii reads as
follows: 1T shall be unlawful! for any per-
son or persons to hunt or pursue. Kill or trap.
net cnSnare or otherwise destroy any wild
buck. doe or lawn, wild turkey. prairie hen or
chicken. rl'ilied grouse. commonly called
partridge or phca>ant) between the first day of
January and the fifteenth day of August, in
each AVID every year. or any quail between The
first day of january and the first day of no
vcmbcr, or any wookcock between .JaEliary
first aud July first; Provided. However. that
it shall not b.. lawful for any person at any
time To Kill any quail than upon the parties
own prem rs unless permission first be had
To g.: AZ idea OF the abundance in the
county, person only has To ride Jew miles
Into The country and observe the Wei! filled
corn cribs, wheat bins. etc. Tfer. is still i'm
the hands of the farmers bread sluff> enough
" to do" them Tor eighteen months. besides
thousands of bG>h,ls OF grain which they in
tend hntting into market. Should there be-
another crop failure (which, ss our opinion.
is almost imphS>ible,l the farmers. a. a rule.
would suffer little INCONVENIENCE. Bat the fact
j. that a. FAR a. winter whea: l. concerned. the
prospect for 4 heavy yield j, much better than
it was at this time last year. We believe that
there il not another country under the sun
where there are fewer bcggars and objects of
charity than in Saline county.
HrPer's Magazine for March contains the second
inStamcnt OF George Eliot new povs, Daniel De-
romda - The second book is entitled Meeting
Streams The movement is much more rapid than
in most OF George Eliot. novels. and the story msr
popular III lie cast.
This Number of Ia rrsT Is exceedingly rich m &C. 4
ton. Bes sihe serial stories bv tieor. Eliot and
Julian hawthorne. there are tive short stor 10.
Number 50 10y Elizabeth stuart Phelps s.>imp-
son Of Bnssora. 'hy Jam.s Payn' Almost too Late -
Fr,Nk u.t,ar,b nv ana Tn Inn. or Ab;,.ii 'r i
est - by Susan Anch-r Weiss The Lost of ihrs. -
undt'i on tradition Respecting General Washing
Ih- IN popular orhe illustrated articles in this
Number viii bc Porte Crayon's iuimitsbie ESSAY on
rht Bah ., with tweufV Humorous iIttistr,t ions
and J. 4. rn,w5rtisv'- '-oem Aunt Han ah -
4 s-ri'us sable eli Iucrrtia Borgia''-is
treated by Profess craze. OF Cornell. in sli- ,lt OF
rsrrat disclosures m Grv.ssTovius's biography
ProirSs.r Samuel Lockwood Contributes an article
IL
Ing for young F-Itrrs,
Edwia l. whipfle concludes his centennial paper
on " American Tsftsrature.f
very Interesting Characterization Of the Part-.
(High. Low. ant EruadD 81 the church 81 Erglau.i
AMI OF the most feIEaE a5le preachers ilsf church
fNsge Dcaa STANLEY. tssnisA L.ti,n. tg-sst,,.uiI +
burn, aud the late Bishop wii5sFisrc-l. - gvsa bv
Charles Drshisr, n coaI-ction win air Arugl,.f.
recent work, 'Dgr Bishops sld Dean. -
General 1. u logan. OF Eiohna nd c1vsx a vsrv
favorable view Of tn "a igs{rsl tal,lsr - tar my
south sgd his instructive article = very hsrIv r-
pi, IN uiel zap Mrs HANDY : thrilling ,ie-sffFca %;
'tsuf.atrrste N tAe-shiss' dnurig On tate WSs
The hasseris Ea.s Cfir Il p3es.s it - vein
THIS mo I;h- Ne hs c'fssi ne deli -ntfa fatl
iis lisa< over the 0asE cI.icefts OF hy- ~ d4vs
Ia Ntw YORK The s~sssf.sc ksc'y1. "a Barssrss : I
the0sly com lete aiil. sn.aar, OF srlrugiar t,,-
gress pubi5shs. Tar Dsss~sr tas IN .ssn = ,ai 81
amusing iacesis w'tatso a s-ascs- proso&ias ilUs-
jTaiivBs
One thousand dollars will be paid TO
each commissioned judge at The Cenien-
NAL