The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-16
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Peter Muckler, the Manhattan brewer ha.
arrived with his family. and will locate here
permanently. His brewing machinery ha'
been shipped from Manhattan. a part oft al
ready having arrived. We understand that
another brewer has purchased land east o.
the Park and will also start brewery.
DR.. J. X. Lull, Jr. has purchased DIR. Ber.
trans interest i'm the medicated vapor bath
business and IL prepared 70 treat all diseases
which this excellent treatment will remedy
DR.. Lull is one of our oldest and most respect
ed citizens and will undoubtedly do we'll al
this business. Notice his business card.
Mrs Paul Ravens and daughter, Ella, OF
Leavenworth, and Mrs. Kerr, Of Denver, Col,
arrived from Colorado last Sunday. and have
been visiting with their relative, Mrs.. G.
Spivey, this week. Mrs. Ravens and daugh-
ter left for Leavenworth this morning; Mrs
Kerr will remain with her sister several weeks.
New plough shares put on IN first class or
| der and ground and polished for 81. | have
the best facilities in this part Of the country
for doing this class of work and guarantee sat
isfaction. All kinds of repairing promptly
done. shop corner of Filth Street and Iron
| Avenue. ANDREW MUIR.
Mr.. A. j. Minard, now of Lawrence. with a
legion of friends in Sallna, rises to explain in
his most happy style that he il the father of a
new boy. And "a peroration to his remarks
along comes basketball the way from Law
rence-filled withgreat, luscious. peaches and
cream" peaches. May that boy i've the great.
est boy Of all history. Andy.
Mr.. Fl. Martin. Of Lancaster. Pa. inventor
Of Martins Stock Brick Machine. called tins
morning. He is introducing his machine into
this portion Of the country. having already
sold one to Mr. Eisenhauer. He represents
that the clay of this locality, mixed with a
sand that will burn white. will make lust as
good brick as the famous Milwaukee brick
Mr.. f. j. Mccormick. OF PhIlade lphia, is
preparing to open 3 merchant tailors estab-
ishment In the room over MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore's store. This Is an institution much
needed In Salina and Mr.. Mccormick has the
means and skill to make IL q complete success.
He is an sfiable. pleasant gentleman, and full
of the entrrprising spirit which makes Salina
famous.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad time table has
been changed as follows: Mail and express
no. ~ goes East at 6:3j A. NJ. instead Of 8
O'Clock A. NJ, as before. The emigrant freight
90. y goes West at 1885 NJ. instead Of 2l:25
T.. NJ. The mail and express (No. 81 goes
west the same time as before. Stock express
no. 81 goes east the same rs before, but will
not carry passengers.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Kansas
and adjacent states will hold ITS tenth annual
convention in this city, on the 22nd of August.
All the citizens are cordially invited to attend
Business sessions to he held from to II AM,
and . to 5 p. NJ, at the Lutheran church.
Devotional service from $50 to A. NJ.
Preaching every evening at 7:30 In the Pres
byterisn church. W. G. SEIDEL, Pastor.
We see by the Georgetown Miner that our
former "Pard," VIM. Armstrong. has taken
the "Kelso Cabin" a noted and popular pub
lie house at the base Of Gray's Peak. and will
serve the hungry tourist with the best of
meals. Armstrong can give an "Underfoot'
more information about mines and mining
than any OF the "old timers We ever met
with. kansans should not fall to visit Gray's
Peak when in Colorado, and, OF course, they
will stop at the Kelso.
Last Tuesday night four teams were passing
over the Iron bridge in one direction and were
met by fifth team from the opposite direc-
ton. The night was dark and the teamsters
discovered nothing until all hands were stop
hx-f ha ohafarla Tho 6ffh taou hon
coal, was compelled o''bsck OF the 'bridge-a
distance Of perhaps hundred feet. A double
track bridge-juss such bridge as we have
time and time again sdvocated-would have
prevented this unpleasantness.
AT the meeting held in this school district
last Thursday afternoon, Mr.. W. b. Flanders
was elected director, to succeed B. j. +.
Hanna. Mr.. Flanders Is one of our best citi-
zens and Will make an efficient and popular
director. We believe he has the courage and
necessary Judgment to 60 about the discharge
of the duties of the office without being swayed
by every breath of public opinion, and has the
decision of character to act without
fear. At the meeting. six and half mills was
the amount Of the levy decided upon for the
ensuing year for teachers wages. and two aud
a half mills for incidental expenses The
voters carried resolution TO improve the
park by setting out shade trees. etc. The
board will make arrangements Immediately to
have this Important work done.
Hr. b. b. Mann, OF St Joseph. is the pat
entee and proprietor OF Mann's improvement
In Cages for Restraining Cows. patented 1871.
IL is "A veritable mixers friend. designed Ia
put An end tn dirt in milk to prevent COWS
from playfully brushing the face of the mixer
with their dirty tails and from kicking the pail
over, and obyiatcs all other ills TO which the
mixer Is heir. The invention is strongly
recommended By many stock men and practI-
cal far mers. and no doubt it will become the
'dairyman's beneiactor" Mr.. Mann sells
state and county rights and will he here the
last Of this week IN work up the business.
The Recommendation is that the invention is
the most useful and convenient device as well
Is the saving Of time and labor ever before Of
Tered the public, AMI so cheap in construction
that all can use il.
The agricultural editor Of the .'patent
outsides" down the avenue in his article OF last