The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28

Tressin & Warren can beat the man who il
vented drive wells. If you don't believe it, l,
: them put one down for you.
The McGibeny Family Brass Band playe
: from the portico OF the City Hotel huildin
yesterday morning. They did very finely.
John Kingman gave dance to his Gypsul
creek friends, Tueaday night. which is said I
have been very pleasant affair.
Eureka Liquid.-Stove Polish. The best j
1.-The known world. ODER. WILSON & Co.,
Lem Sole Agents.
For RENT-A front room in the second stor
Of the Journal building on Iron avenue.
j. A. NELSON.
The Advocate office has been moved into tn
second story Of c. W. Jones' new brick. o.
Santa Fee, south Of Ober, Wilson & Cos store
The soil OF the prairie lands in places is very
very soft. 1t is with the greatest difficult,
tina: q team can draw an empty wagon acros
them.
Mccall, the man who does the circular worl
on the Cincinnati cylinder, performs his labor
with much better spirit since the birth of thai
little daughter.
Sunday School will commence. at 2 O'CLOCK
next Sabbath at the Baptist church, owing L
the temperance meeting in the NJ. Z. church
at o'clock p. m.
Everybody is!talking about the capricious
ness of the weather. The weather subject
would soon become monotonous ii we didn't
occasionally have change.
The bodies OF wager and his son have moi
yet been recovered. Parties have been explor.
ing the Saline river thoroughly, but no trace Of
| the bodies has been discovered.
For sale, . farm of l6O acres, with house and
stable,-75 acres broken. GO acres in wheat.
Terms-Sl. sOO-S5OO down. balance on long
time. Enquire at this office.
fyou want good work in the line of boot
and shoemaking, call upon II. J. Ostheimcr.
successor to L. j. Grant, at the old Stand
Prices reasonable and to suit all. If.
John Gels & Co., bankers of Salina. expect
to resume business soon. This firm has done
much for Sslina, and we hope to see them on
ttseir feet again.-EllswOrth Reporter.
Barrett & Rutland are proprietors OF the
Salins Packing House and Sausage Manufac-
tory. A full stock always on hand. They
can be found at Meade & Sons old stand.
There will be business meeting Of the Sa-
lima Athletic Club next Monday evening,
March 4th. All members are requested to be
present. E. r. FUTILE, Sec'y.
Friend Stech Is fixing up the engine of the
steamboat and putting the same I'm ''ship-
shape" condition, for next seasons work. 1t
will not be long before she will be running
again.
Several ofour .townsmen haue become excited
over the news Of silver discoveries near Cha
mute, In the southern part Of the state, and
are talking Of making an overland trip TO the
new Eldorado.
The Iron Avenue bridge Is to be repaired by
Kruger & Parker. The iron work Is to be
tightened up and otherwise placed In q safe
and secure condition. Workmen are already
engaged at 1t.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by w. p.
Tbacher, Is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
Coal has been discovered on the. Mulberry.in
Mr.. Parks neighborhood. Teams have been
hauling 1t away, for a week or so past, to
farms in that nei2hborhood. 1t is said to be
of very good quality.
The cowardly politicians who urge every
blackguard that comes along to make attacks
upon the editors of the JOURNAL will find that
there is a day of reckoning approaching. In
that day they will trow up their hands and cry,
"Peccavi :"
The incompatible "Estey organ" and world
renowned "Wilson Sewing machine''-at the
new music store. s. W. Pierce & Co., whole
sale agents for Central and Western Kansas.
c. E. Libby and G. NJ. Eastman. agents for
Saline and adjoining counties. 1-4w.
Mr.. James Chace has become connected
with the real estate and loan agency of Bishop
& Grier. Chace is an active, go-ahead man, is
well acquainted. and undoubtedly will work
up good business. The firm is to loan money
for Topeka party.
Mr.. Tozier, book-keeper at Ober. Wilson &
Co.'s. has invented refrigerator which man.
ufactures the ice needed for its use. 1t Is
simply contrlved. but in our opinion for econ.
omy and refrigerative power is far ahead of
any other in existence.
Owing to the unfinished condition of the
Opera House, Lords troupe was not enabled to
grand opening at that place, Mon
day evening, In accordance with the announce
ment made by Us in last weeks paper. They
will exhibit In Athletic Hall every night this
week.
Our object IN life tends to something higher
and nobler.-Herald.
In proof Of which read first the articles in
last weeks Herald entitled "The slanderer;;"
and then "They whom the Gods wish to
destroy they first make mad"
A friend of ours was troubled the other day
by his boy stamping about the room. On the
impulse of the moment the father turned to
his son and said quickly: "Stop your noise.
you mule, you" The boy stopped and very
innocently asked: "Rhat did you say the
mules pas name WAS. father?'
Mr.. n. E. Quincy's farm on the Mulberry.
three miles from town, was sold last week.