The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-10

ment. More reilaoie ana popular Ceaiers are
not to be found in the city.
For the blood and liver. try the combina'
ton of sarsaparilla .dandelion and iodide potas-
siam. 1t - recommended By all physicians as
the best preparation for purifying the blood
and restoring the liver to healthy condition.
Weak and debilitated persons will find it a
splendid Strengthening remedy. Sold at
Seitzs drug store.
We wish the st. Louis Globe-Democrat to
distinctly understand that Salina is not in the
county OF Dickinson, Neither is Saline county
situated IN Henry's wheat field. But Saline
county is just as good county in every re-
spect as the Kingdom Of Dickinson. over
which Wheat-King Henry I.ruleth. Further
more, it will not be more than year or 90
before Saline will have within her limits num-
Der OF gentlemen..who can .boast.of lording it
over as many acres of wheat each. as the
celebrated Henry OF Dickinson. Mark that !,
\ A lad Of some sixteen summers left Salina
last Friday borrowed pony and traded 1t
for another near Junction City, road TO near
Ogden and then sold il. and came 10 Wanego
on the train. Sunday morning he hired a
horse of liveryman in Namego 10 come to
Belyue as he said and came down 10 within
four miles of this city and sold his horse to
Mr.. Geo Booth. living about four miles north
west of North Topeka. w. L. Atkins, con-
stable of Wamego. came down on the train
yesterday noon and found deputy sheriff on
the train from SalIBa. in search Of the same
party They found the horse in MIR. Booths
possession. but were unable TO find any trace OF
the boy.-Topeka Blade.
Ac.xoharoa b.o the aupDas,;on 70 advar
tisers: The business man says he Is going to
quit advertising by standing card and turn his
attention to locals. He is sure locals pay
much better. For a week or two he gets up
his locals promptly, and then he disappears
from the newspaper columns entirely. His
intentions are good enough. but he stops at
this point and If the people desire to know
whether he is still in GUINNESS they must en-
qure after him. Gentlemen. a standing card,
with frequent changes, is what you want TO
let the people know that you are still in bust
ness, and then fling around your locals pro-
to let them know what you have
for sale, and at what price. Everything in
season.
Louis Pho, President of the DI,lish Ameri-
can Colonization Society, also correspondent
Of several papers in Copenhagen, Denmark,
arrived here last week Tuesday. He was ac-
by Mr.. Perrin of the X. p. Land
Department, 10 look on the vast country west,
md returned on Monday very much pleased |
with what he has seen. A committee of eight. !
the best agrculturists Of Denmark. !
lrrived and were sent ont to examine the !
country and they returned with the best of i'm /
)ressions. Having selecting lands in Ellis coun-
Y, they started Immediately 30 build houses /
md make it their home. 1t is expected large |
from Denmark will now settle in |
Ellis comfy.
The Domestic ewing Machine is the best
n the market. MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore
ire agents for it. You can save so per cent.
~ buying OF them. Read. the following, taken
ON the Christian Union:
THE LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC.
BROOKLYN, Nov. %, 1876.
I take great pleasure in saying a few words
n commentator of the Domestic Sewing Ma
line. The work done by il is As near perfec-
ion as any we have seen and we know Of no
Domestic does not accomplish in the most
satisfactory manner.
Mrs. II. W. BEECHER.
\ boy giving his name as kurtz, hired
Ony from Mr.. Hilton's stable last Friday
vening, avowedly for the purpose of making
trip 10 DOnmeyr's station to return that
vening. Since then the pony has not been
cen neither has Monsieur lie Kurtz put in
n appearance at lIiltOn's stable, like an hon
st mar. Every since that unlucky Friday,
Iilton has been travelling the country over in
-arch Of the missing animal and the courteous
.urtz but has as yet gained only the infor-
ration that the pony was traded TO a man
AIMED Thistler, who lives miles east Of
bllene, and rhistler. ,rho undoubtedly be-
ewes that many fortune is lost by holding"
rain, produce or animals. claims TO have
raded lie pony few hours later 20 another
lrty. This being the state OF affairs it is be-
md the ken of any wise man in this part OF
lie country to point out where the pony may
c.
The second grand exhibition Of the Saina
thletfc Club will be given at Donegan's Hall,
tuesday, evening. May 10. We advise all our
tizens to encourage the young men in their =
,alth-giving entertainments. There Is ex-
,nse connected with the management of the
ISOLATION and the members do not feel able
bear it alone. The entertainment is Tor the
irpose OF helping pay this expense. Since
cir first public exhibition, the members Of
e Club have added some import mt features 1
their apparatus. and they have also attained
greater proficiency in their gymnastic ex-
cises by the thorough pratIce which they
we been undergoing during the past three
eeks. Give them a full house next Tuesday.
oors open ut 4, performance tobegin at 3
clock. sharp. Admission, adults-35 cts,
lldren. % cts !; reserved seats 30 cts. Re-
rived seats for sale at Whitehead & Seaman's.
e give below the programme.
eFture -... Ry the Crehestr,
e rcise on horizontai Bar Entire Club
ercise on Flying Rings Members OF Club.
ne ---.--. p. y BoHd (
ercise on Parallel Bars .-...-... .-.. McDanicls
nney, schnli z, Durrant, Crdier Flag and W Alacs
cal Qua rtett.,
wi,irnan, Alirich wickham aa.l Smith
hoes Indian Club Exercises ..... ...--. kinney 1
!, -.-.---------. By the Orchestra
Hercise. with Boxing Gloves,
futile, Jvaries, Acpsniels, Schultz u
McDanieis, Kinney, Corisr and Williams
cal Qaarteire,
wIldm1n Aldrlch wickhaxa ard smith. =
mblaS ...-...---.--...--- McDGni-is Aai Kinney + I