The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-31


wife in every way worthy OF him.-Lincoin
Center Register.
The buildings belonging to ". r. Gels. late
ly moved near the bridge, are to be moved
back on the lot some six feet, and a porch
built in front of them. We understand that
the Gymnastic association will rent one Of
the rooms for their apparatus and perform
ances. "
! An ordinance granting the right OF way on
Fourth street for a rail road track to Z. x.
Underwood & Co., was finally considered to
be illegal, and for this reason the Mayor used
his veto power at the last meeting. A new
ordinance will be drawn and the railroad CON-
pany will be granted the right OF way.
A complete book for merchants, grocers.
saloon-keepers, druggists, tanners, shoe-ma-
kers, harness-makers, painters, jewelers.. tin
ners, blacksmiths, gunsmiths, fariers, BARRIERS,
bakers, dyers, renovators, farmers; in fact,
the book for every body-Dr. Chase's Recipes.
Geo. b. McGranahan, Agent, Salna. Kansas.
We understand that ProfHarvey is to or has
become partner with brother of his in the
law business at Topeka. The Professor has
made good record as an instructor in our
public schools for the past year, and we are
sorry that Salinais to be deprived Of his effici-
ent services.
For the blood and liver, try the combina
ton of sarsaparilla ,dandelion and iodide potas-
stun. 1t Is recommended by all physicians as
the best preparation for purifying the blood
and restoring the liver to q healthy condition.
Weak and debilitated persons will find it a
splendid Strengthening remedy. Sold at
Seitz's drug store.
The Kansas City Journal of last Saturday
says:
A party Of Swedes, consisting OF several
families. arrived at the Union depot yesterday
and divided for Saina, Oh the Kansas Pacific
road, Wichita on the Santa Fe road, and Of
tawa on the the l.. L. and q. road. They had
come over the sea together and here parted for
the first time.
Prof Tice, after all that has been said with
reference to his dry weather representations,
issued an almanac, before the year 1877 was
ushered in, and i'm this his weather proba-
bilities'' predict frequent rains almost every
month during the spring and summer. Prof.
Tice, therefore, may be quoted as authority
for predicting wet season during 1877.
The natives of Siberia use arnica flowers for
removing inflammation. The medical proper
ties Of it are contained in Browns Arnica
Liniment which makes it so effcctual In
Sprains, swellings, stiff joints, ETC., also IN
Browns Arnica Salve, for healing old sores,
ulcers, cuts, etc. 1t removes inflammation and
a cure is the result. Ask for what you want
at Seitz's drug store-he has it.
A,
gentlemen from Erie and York county, Penn
sylvania, who have been taking tour through
Kansas and returned to their homes Mr..
Gels accompanying them short distance) Tues
day morning have decided to locate in this Vi
cinity. They took trip over the A. T. & ST.
road, and also over the Kansas Pacific. They
like the Kansas Pacific country best, and have
gone back with railroad land maps and prices
to tell their neiShbors OF our wonderful coun-
try. They will Immediately sell their eastern
property and remove to this place.
The Domestic Sewing Machine is the best
in the market. MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore
are agents for it. You can save 80 per cent.
by buying of them. Read the following, taken
rom the Christian Union:
THE Light RUNNING" DOMESTIC.
BROOKLYN, Nov. %, 1876.
take great pleasure in saying few words
in commentator of the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine. The work done by it is as near perfec-
ton as any We have seen. and we know of no
work that sewing machine can do that the
Domestic does not accomplish in the most
satisfactory manner.
Mrs. III. W. BEECHER.
! Last Tuesday evening, Mr.. Il. S. Turner
was driving to his home on the Smoky Hill.
four miles east of town, and attempted 10
cross the river ut the old ford near his house
Mr.. Turner was led TO believe that he would
have no trouble in crossing, from the fact that
a boy had entered the stream and rode TO
what had usually been the deepest place,
where he found only three feet of water, and
then returned to the bank safely. In this Mr..
| Turner was deceived, as new deep channel
! had been cut in the stream by the flowing
water, and when the team reached the chan
mel, a cultivator tied to the hind part of the
wagon swung down stream, drawing the
wagon, team and all down. Mr.. Turner did
his best to save the team but found it neces-
sary, finally. to make some excrtion TO save
himself. The horses were found about quar-
ter Of a mile from the place where they were
drowned. They were worth $3.50. The wagon
and cultivator were saved.
! The man had his wife and household gods
/ (penates) piled into a wagon, over the
head of which had passed the sun of many
summers. Ii was an ancient looking wagon,
covered with canvas, and to it were hitched
two yokes Of ''prancing' oxen. The man
was seeking home on the 'boundless prai.
ries" OF some Western territory. Tie stopped
TOR incoming" at the corner OF Santa Fe and
| Iron avenues The natural attitude of oxen Is
for them TO be leaning one against the other and
/ both asleep. The man supposed probably, that
the natural attitude" had been assumed
/ But the contrary was the case. Those oxen
undoubtedly saw something attractive some
distance away directly opposite from the di-
recuon the wagon was headetD and started to
get il. In point of fact the wagon had bad
case of ''cramp" and as consequence was
tipped suddenly over-wagon, woman, house
hold gods and all being thrown into mud
hole. The woman WAS rescued from the
wreck. after a few minutes. and had she look
Ell upon herself through the medium of a MIR
ror she would have discovered that her person
and its adornments were very much awry.