The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-15

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Back of the JOURNAL office seems TO be quite
''hitching place" for farmers teams. One
day last week we counted so teams anchored
there. and it was not an extraordinary day for
teams either.
| WANTED-The first volume of the " The
First Year of the War;" by Pollard, of Rich
mond, belonging to r. II. Bishop. The per
son in possession of the same will please re
turn it to this Office
An Eastern gentleman. speaking of the en-.
terprise of Salinas business men, remarked that
Maj Berks' real estate Office was one of the
finest and most Systematically kept office he
had seen anywhere in the west.
The District court for Saline county is in
session. Yesterday the case of the Davis
boys, for stealing goods from Mrs. Schiller,
was on trial. The state cases will occupy the
attention of the court for this week.
1t is stated that Messrs. j. C. Rash & Son
intended to put up fine brick building this
season but had to give it up for the present. by
reason OF the scarcity of brick. Mr. Barneck
was placed in the same fix. More brick.
For sale or trade for cattle, 20 head of good
work horses and mules. Enquire at Elm
Farm, Ellsworth county, 20 miles west from
NSalina, two miles south from Rock Spring
station. DoNEGAN & CRIPPAN.
II. J. Wisner writes us from Deadwood that
he and his family are well--that he Is working
ten men night and day, and that his mines are
paving well. This doesn't sound much rs
though he was dead.--Lincoln Center Regis
ter
1t is stated that the vacant ground situated
between F. Goodnow & CO.. new mill andlthe
depot buildings, has been purchased for the
purpose of the erection of another Touring
mill land a large one too) which is to be built
right away.
Ladies, call and see our black alpacas and
black cassimeres. We keep the best brands in
the market, and will sell them cheaper than
you can buy them elsewhere.
LITOwICH & WHITMAN.
For the coming year subscribers of the
JOURNAL can have The JOURNAL and Chicago
Western Rural for S3. Is; JOURNAL and Chicago
Weekly Inter-O Ocean, for $500; Journal and
n. Y. Weekly Sun or Cincinnati Weekly Star
for S2.75. These terms require cash in adj
vance.
The Educational calendar, published by
Geo. w. Martin, at Topeka, is received. Ii is
Mr. |. A. Felter. It's editor, like its publisher,
is progressive, and both are wide awake in the
interest of education in Kansas. Monthy-25
Ncents per year.
Those who ''won" land their name is al
ways legion after an election) participated in a
fine oyster supper, one evening last week. A
number of the "scooped'' were also present
and enjoyed the generous banquet OF the vic
tors. There was a feast of reason and flow OF
soul of course.
The Democrats elected most of their ticket
in Lincoln county. The following gentlemen
are reported elected: Ed. Harris, county
clerk Nj. T.. Springer, treasurer; Walls, sher.
iff; T. Barnhardt, register of deeds. We un.
derstand that Mr. Springer was the only Re-
publican elected.
The mission conducted by the Redemptorist
Fathers, is now being he'd at the Catholic
church. Mass is held at five and nine O'Clock
IN the morning. with evening services. There
is quite an attendance, not only of the church
people but of others. The mission is to con-
tinue three weeks.
The gentlemen of the firm of Kingman
Anderson 81 Co. have purchased the vacant
lot on Santa Fe, situated between the city
building and Vim. Huebner's new building,
and will erect thereon two-story brick build
ing, 25xlOO feet. This will make quite soliC
block in that locality.
Mr.. Coss from Lockport, Ills, has rented
the building occupied by MeSsrs. Fassett &
Bowen, on Santa Fe Avenue, and will open
stock of gents furnishing goods Their,
about the first OF December. He made d
pleasant call Oh Friday last and we found him
genial, pleasant gentleman.
Messrs, Faulkner & Wiidman inform us that
Mr.. A. Wilson'S farm, one-half mile south o
town, has been sold TO Mr.. John Wctherby
of Massachusetts. Mr.. Wetherby lately cam,
from the East for the benefit OF his health, and
finding himself so much improved by the Kan
sas air, decided to settle here.
loads of broom corn--"al the way from Mitch
ell county, standing upon our streets, whict
were not unloaded because the dealers had nc
room for storage-all the warehouses being
filled IL was not until the following day
that room could be obtained for the corn.
+ Some of the solomon City people have been
Dragging about the large wheat trade of then
town. and shouting about paying bigger prices
than Saina The firm of r. Goodnow Il Co., o
fthis place, has up To this time shipped 32j ears
of wheat-an amount by Itself mare than al
the Solomon City ieaisrs hqrc shipped. solomon
must quit Dragging.
| The Beloit Record says: On Wednesday
last Mr.. G.. NJ Eastman of Salina, counted
one hundred teams loaded with broom corr
between Minneapolis aud Beoit. a distance OF
thirty-fve miles and all from Mitchell county
when our railroads are completed this trad,
will be kept at home, aud Beloit will become
| the broom corn market OF the west.
Those wanting Singer Sewing Machines vii
1 find me prepared to sell them the New Family
Machine for from $500 10 $500. Ny ar
rangements with the Company allow me q
sell these machines on easy monthly payments
Office with {. 4. Libby. Santa Fe Avenue.
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