The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-11

By lily, THAT Girl of Nine" was the
happic girl in church, sitting beside me with
my new suit bought under the Opera House.
Eur "a Liquid Stove Polish. The best IN
the known world. ODER. WILSON & Co,
Ism sole Agents.
Mr.. Horace wellhouse has gone to Leaven-
worth, having employed Victor Fitzgerald to
drive his mai wagon between Salina and New
ton.
There is talk again of building foot bridge
from Fourth street across the river into the
Park. at point nearly opposite Oscar Seitz's
residence.
L. 5. Land Office bushes is rushing.
Crowds OF settlers gather there every day.
Everybody about the institution is as busy as
the busy bee.
A very fine rain fell last Monday, which
frightened up vegetation wonderfully. 1t was
a quiet. steady rain, and was falling greater
part of the day.
Mr.. John Grant has purchased 5Ox3S0 feet
Of the lot next south of Major Berks'. We
understand that he will build 3-story stone
house thereon.
Just opened line of black cashmeres, gren-
adines, new summer dress goods, ladies' neck
wear at prices to ast0nish the world. at the
New York Store.
A party composed OF thirty persons. hail
ing from the State of New York. is stopping
search Of land.
The ornor room of the Opera House is to
have partition about IS feet back. We learn
that Mr.. F. johnson. the tailor. intends rent
ing the back room.
Maj f. l.. Norton and wife started East last
sunday morning. They visit st. Louis. llli-
nois and New York. and expect to return to
Salina in about six weeks.
Judge Cunningham has purchased Of Mr..
W. Z. Gels several acres of Land adjoining the
Park, including what il known rs the farm
house, paying therefor 81 400.
Messrs. Fleischer and Miller made US short
call on Saturday. Mr.. Miller is making ar
engagements to bring a German colony to
Western Kansas from the East.
Married. April 9Th. 1873. at the residence
Of Mr. Almond, by Rev: A; Hartsock. Mr.
Michael 8. Slack, Of Great Bend Kansas. and Mi IS
May Belle Almond, of Newton, Kansas.
Rev. A. J. Hartsock. next sabbath; 1889 O'Clock,
house, No. IS In the evening =, salina.
Eggs, dozen for quarter. Just think OF
il. Ii we were hens. we would 20 out Of the
business. We certainly wouldn't stand II to
have our goods marked down SO low.
Mr.. G. E. Faulkner went down to Topeka
last week to attend the meeting of the State
Board OF Charities, of which he Is a member.
He was elected Secretary OF the Board.
Boots and shoes for less price than any
house in the West.
HANNAH, BIRD Il Co.,
Sign of the Elephant.
Tree trimming has been very lively for the
past week or so. some Of the trees. sh0rn of
su2erhuous branches, do not look near so
bulky. All the better for the trees, though.
Married in Salina, at the residence of Mr.
Lapham's, April 9Th, 1873. Mr.Albert Ramley.
Marietta, Ohio, to Miss Jennie Laynar, of Wat
ertown, Ohio, Rev. Fl. K. Gouldin official
ing.
Go to the new hardware Store of kingman,
A ndersOn T. Co., for new stoves of all kinds
car load just received, and prices low to suit
the times. II you don't believe it call and
see.
A gentleman truly remarked to US the other
tav that o better stock Of blank books than
that kept by Messrs. Whitehead & Seaman
could not be found In any one store in this
state.
More new spring goods Of the latest and
most fashionable styles just received. excite
the admiration of everybody. Call and see.
Perfect fitting guaranteed at Fred Johnson's.
east of Herald Office, saw
Mr.. Joseph Ross, of Germantown, Ohio, ar
rived last week, and will remain in Kansas.
Mr.. Ross has taken the JOURNAL for some
time, and feels as though he had come among
old acquaintances.
Mr. r. ). Krutz, Of the firm of Perry &
Krutz, Kansas City. Kansas. called on Friday
This firm have established printing
house in K. c., and are furnishing patent in
ards" to Kansas newspapers.
Will the person who picked up letter adj
dressed to Mrs. A. e. Virgins, on Wednesday
evening. April Sd. between the farm. houses OF
Mr. Gebhart's and MIR. Woodwards S, please
leave it at the Salina post Office.
Solomon City is trying to get the NJ. X. &
I. Railroad to run branch into that place.
The Solomonites claim that the N. X. & T.
desires to get the advantage OF the Kansas Pa
clfic on the Solomon Valley trade.
We have now on hand 900 to loan on
Saline County improved farms. Loans closed
up in from to s days from date Of apphca-
tions, at WIGHT & CARRoLL's Real Estate
Agency, Salina, Kansas. l0-it.
Call tins week at the new music store and
see that new style Estey organ. Ii is superb
and still not expensive. s. W. Pierce Co.
General Agents Central and Western Kan
sas. l0-2w.
Hon. J. K. Wright informed us while in
Junction City last week that work would be
on the Solomon branch OF the Kan
sas Pacific in a few days. Mr.. Wright has the
contract for grading, 1t will be remembered.
Rothschild Bros. have made very desira-
BILE change on the south side Of their building.
They have taken away all inducements for
oafers congregating there, by taking down
the railing which was so handy to lean against.
Mrs. z. Murphy has just returned from the
East, where she purchased large stock OF
spring millinery and fancy goods. The Sec
ond week Of April she will exhibit the largest
stock of French flowers ever brought to Sa-
lima
very interesting and well written contri-
button concerning Santa Fe. from . cores
pondent who will favor us with like contribu-
lions now and then in the future. Is pub
shed on the first page. Everybody should
read il.
The Peace Conference, il II should reassem-
bic, will meet 1t Salina, by reason Of the di-
plomstists desiring to be where they can
get those luscious roasts and
steaks Bartlett & jenkins furnish their Gus.
Toners.
The keystone colony from Cumberland
county. Pennsy lvania. passed through on the |
express Friday night last, en- route to Russell
county. " D. Blackburn, General Agent of
the National Emigration Bureau at Phila- |
ielphia, was In charge.
Quite party Of New Brunswickers have |
supplied themselves with an outfit here, and
20 In search OF land In the Hays City region. |
Messrs. Bartlett & jenkins furnished the |
neat and cut II up for them, which was ship |
ped by car to Hays City.
We hear some rumors Of . fishing party |
going out to 6sh with . net. All parties |
should remember that seininG Is unlawful du- /
inc the months of Aprtl. Nav and June |