The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-03
Frank Schmidt. late leader of Salinas Attn

Losr-On Sunday afternoon, somewhere
within the city limits-probably on sidewalk
IA child's gold breast pin. The finder will
please return the same TO this Office.
No use TO buy tanning mills of outside par
ties when you can buy first class mill from
home manufacturers. w. Sullivan manufac
lures the Climax tanning mill at Saiina.
"Paris green is about the color Of the water
In the agoons situate aud being on Santa Fe
And the medicinal qualities of the water are
| Just as healthful as the said Paris green.
The old-time phrase OF .'more check than a
government mule" has lately been changed
in Brookville. and In its stead they now say
/" You have more cheek than Carriers dog
Come and see our new goods.
LIrowICH & WIrrMAYN.
Mrs. w. y. Collins, a former resident OF this
county. was recently highly complimented in
the Denver papers over choice oil painting
produced by her. named mount of the Holy
Cross"
Candy makers engaged the attention and
psIates Of the people at the CORNERS" last
Saturday. Their candy went off like hot
cakes. 1t was, at least, much better than
snide jewelry.
Remember, we deliver goods free Of charge
TO any part of the city.
CAMPBELL. SLOAN q TUTHILL.
Messrs. Shutc. Hall & Co, have moved their
meat market into the room vacated by Messrs.
Wight & Carroll The latter have opened up
their real estate business in the room ne xt
north Of II. Harms cigar store.
Linen suiting at the New York Store, cheap.
Come and look at II yourself.
LITowIcu & WHITMAN.
In another column we publish circular re-
Gently issued by the Interior Department.
which will be of interest to settlers upon the
public lands. For this we are obliged to Mr..
K. w. Blair. OF the U. :. Land office.
We will open, this week, a large stock Of dry
goods. which will consist Of staples, notions
and fancy goods. which are to be sold at the
very lowest prices to be found any where.
SARGENT & BATES.
Mr.. E. p. Dresser, OF Hillslale, Mich. called
upon us yesterday. He thinks strongly OF
settling here. He Is a very pleasant appearing
gentleman has considerable means and would
be valuable acquisition to our young coun-
try.
A magnificent prospect for mammoth
peach crop this year. II the late frosts have not
disturbed the embyrO beach, and we have not
learned that they have. The prospect for
apples. cherries and other fruit crops is also
good.
Messrs. Sargent & Bates, two Of our most
reliable and popular merchants, present their
cards to the Salna public. and ask all to visit
their store and examine their spring and sum-
mer yonds. They are satisfied they can please
all. Observe their new advertisement in an
other column.
k Carlberg is prepared TO deliver ice in any
part Of the city. Private families. As well
rs all others. can depend upon being supplied
promptly each morning if they so desire. with
a superior quality Of ice. Leave orders at
Shutc 81 Halls meat market.
On the 30th ult A. the residence Of Mr.. A.
Shultz Mr. Charles J. Wilhelm was united IN
marriage to Miss Lizzie Arm. by the Rev. T.
B. Douey. Our friend Jake" has the heart
lest congratulations from all his many friends
upon his new and sensible venture.
Extra good jeans suits for 50 80 :; the very
best of ginSi am for 10 cents per yard; good
shaw for 7j cents: white spreads tor 81; the
very best shirts, from 20 cents to ST, and ev-
erythlng else accordingly. Call and see the
goods tor yourself. LITowICH & WHITMAN.
We have had several frosts of late. some
quite heavy-notably the one Of last Sunday
night. II nipped things generally. but killed
nothing that we know Of unless some of the
early vegetables. The wheat was frost bitten.
but all claim that it was benefited by il.
1t was getting ''too fat" as the wheat growers
call it.
Mr. j. G.. johnson returned from weden
last Tuesday night. he started for Father
land " last fall. aud has been there all winter.
johnson SAYS he had splendid time, and
all that. but small fortune would not hire
him TO live there again. He is looking well
and is evidently prepared aud satisfied to settle
down 10 business again.
The house cleaning season has returned in
all its pristine nervousness. miscellaneous aw-
IulutSs, anu awful Observation-Disclosures rTpi1
cellar to garnet and from kitchen TO front
stoop there is everything 10 indicate that
washing soap sells at the rate of three cakes
for twenty-five cents and, as consequence, it
can lie used very profusely.
At the town wharf twenty or thirty say.
age looking men awaited the arrival of that fes-
tive steamer which WAS whistling up river, hav-
ing on board a gay and rolicking cargo. The
steamer was to have been lin port at precise
Iy - o'clock. But il didn't come. and the
fellow. tore and swore over the situation, aud
lugged that precious STUFF all the way back
TO town. The up river fellows enjoyed them
selves excellently. however Some people,
YOU know. enjoy themselves so much better
than others.
The following knights Templar belonging
10 Aske!on Commandry No. 6 Of this city.
went TO Topeka, Tuesday morning. TO partici-
pate in the regular annual conclave Of the
Grand Commandery Of Kansas. which convened
At that place on the day mentioned: Oscar
SritZ {. +. Faulkner, G. +. Libby. Is. J. +.
Hanna. ID. X. Wagstsff. ID. Whitehead. 5. NJ.
Palmer. J. Il. GROCER. II. 5. Cunningham. X.
III. Dihle. J. ID. VI. Conrad, {. X. Underwood.
Jacob Dewitt.
DIR. J. u. GROCER, Taylor Miller. Scott Mar
Tin and brother and perhaps some others