The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01


an old time acquaintance, made pleasant call
prospects first class In Mitchell county, and a
! railroad certain.
WANTED-The first volume of the - The
/ First Year of the War" by Pollard, Of Rich
mond, belonging to K. III. Bishop. The per
! son i'm possession of the same will please re
turn it to this Office.
Mr. F. VAIN is establishing his Green
House in the centre of the Park. He will thus
add another attraction TO our attractive Park.
IL Is his purpose TO enlarge his floral display,
as the demand increases.
One week from next Sunday confirmation
exercises will take place at the Catholic church.
Bishop Fink will be present The mission
will also open. to be conducted by the Redempt-
orlst Fathers of st. Louis.
| Mr.. Charles Sander announces this week
that be Is an independent candidate for the
Office of Register of Deeds. He Is an excellent
gentleman. and would undoubtedly make an
attentive and capable oficrr.
Mrs. Lena Schwartz and Miss Low. both of
Pttsburg Penn. were comfortably tIcketed and
berthed for the smoky City last evening.
after an enjoyable trip and visit TO Salina. Kan.
kansas City Journal, Oct B.
Mr. S. Wright informs us that our ''illustrat-
ed JOURNAL" has had good effect already;
that prominent lawyer Of Kentucky. as well
as some others who read the ILLUSTRATED"
think seriously Of locating here.
Hon. E. Fl. Funston. agent of the Quincy
nurseries. Is again IN town. Mr.. Funston was
formerly speaker of the Kansas House of Rep
resentsrives. and has been quite q pronI-
nent man In the politics OF this State
Come to the headquarters for your horse
blankets. I can sell them cheaper than any
other house in town. don't sell dry goods.
but will sell blsnkets at bottom prices.
c. HoLMQvfsT
Dave Beebe, you wouldn't suppose for mo-
ment that We would allow you TO wear our
senatorial breaches. The way you have been
acting lately would lead one 10 suppose thar
the aged female article would better suit you.
IL is the Intention Of the Catholic society TO
place "chime of bells in their church tower.
A. we have stated before one of these bells is
en- route. and will arrive here Ia few days.
The church tower and spre are to be comp!et-
ed right away.
On Tuesday Messrs. Underwood & Co. start.
ell up the star Mills AMI are now running
night aud day. They ave put new cleaner
and separator and new Fairbanks scales In
their elevator. aud will commence shipping
grain In a few DAYS.
Mr.. Bruce Wheeler informs ia that few
month since his grandmother, Mrs. Calvert.
aged 80 years. was married to Mr.. Monzjar,
aged 50 years, at Elm Plat, Gentry county,
No. Considering the age OF the couple, their
pleasures will lie few.
I'VE will have to defeat that new road on
techricai:ties," says Mr. Buell. after listening
TO tie report of the road vie wers in IT'S favor.
| He wakes up from his drowsy thoughts over
"technicalittes' 70 And that the other two
commissioners have voted In favor Of the road,
so he comes In on the tail end
We are informed by the school board that
the next improvement. az the school house
will be new bell They propose just as soon
az the finances will allow to purchase a 600
pound bell. 10 take the place Of that fraud Of a
1 bell which jingtes in yonder tower
/ That rattle trap OF p bridge is being repaired
in good substantial style by Commissioner
! Harrison. new floor /, being laid The
/ bridge has been in a terrible condition for
! long time. and c. Z. Buell. orders il repaired
at this juncture to help himself TO q reelection.
! Last Friday afternoon small house belong
ing to poor widow woman by the name OF
! Davis wsssdestroyed by fire. She lost all Of
her furniture. Frank Goodnow, A. VI.
Claflin and Others started out with subscrlp-
ton papers for her benefl, aud about $50 were
collected.
II Is we'll known fact that Iron Avenue
bridge has been In need OF constant repair
since its construction. The repairs by law
should be made BY the county. c. X. Buell.
| did his best to saddle sill that expense on 10
this township bur was finally compelled TO
come TO terms.
| On the first page OF this week = Journal will
be found an interesting letter from Mr.. NJ
Mohlcr, representative OF the State Board OF
! Agriculture 10 the Fairs in this Judicial Dis
trict. In the letter Mr.. Mohler speaks good
words tor Sana snd the Fair lately held here
! The letter WAS taken from the Osborn County
/ Farmer.
! correspondent In the Herald of last week,
calling himself ''Salina" no doubt thought h.
was pennlng most precious specimen Of
biting sarca-m.' which mighte even stand out
/ la bold relief among the flowing periods OF
''the Spectator" Unfortunately however. he
has wasted his sweetness. ~ numerous per-
sous are asking where's the polnt:'
;. II. Williams has accepted the wholesalr
agency for the Great Western Yeast Cake
the bes, good. ever produced in Kansas. Every
package 10 warranted 10 do Its duty from two to
tour hours quicker than similar goods OF lis
/ kind. aud being home production il Is sure
1 10 be fresh. All the groccrs Ia SaiIna keep IL.
/ Every one that 4. fond Of good bread, etc.
/ should try II.
/ young son Of Mr. Cr!Svell received &C.
rious fracture IN his forehead last Monday, the
/ ,.tfrcts of kick from mule. Tue boy wa
supposed at tir.t TO be fatally injured, but Wa
/ are glad 10 know that he IL recovering. Dr.
/ Bell. Swiizer and Crowley were called 10 ,lres-
the wound and performed their work With
skili. We learn from Dr. Bell, his attending
physician, tbs, he Is improving very rapidly
and is considered out Of DANGER.
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