The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
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Gen. fitzpatrick the 2sth.
Young onions in the market.
Temperance is in the very cir.
Spring blowing is far advanced.
People begin to talk of garden seeds.
A splendid place for a lunch at Lays.
Really unpleasan;ly warm yesterday.
The finest candies in the city at Lays.
The stomach craveth for garden sass
The box elders already wear green robes.
f. Goodnow & Cos mill resumes work TO-
day.
District Court in Ellsworth county this
week
For your shade hats call on Mrs. 4. T.
Grier.
Sweet potatoes ut Kingman. Anderson &
Co.'S.
The Christian 81 ell is to he dedicated mex;
sunday
Seasonable fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Mr.. a. F. Shute is building a residence on
Fifth street.
New and stylish spring patterns ut Mrs.
Hedigan's.
Ike 'sIrish Soldier on the 2Sth inst, ut the
VI. T.. church.
The next NJ. T.. Conference is to be held at
Ieayenworth.
For vour spring hats and fine flowers call at
Mrs. a. +. Grier's.
Clothing below manufacturers prices at the
New York Store.
They all say this is the plcasaniest March
we have ever had
Linen coats begin 10 venture ont. Just
think of it-only March,
Raking up back yards and preparing for
gardening is now allowable.
Garden seeds by the pound or ounce. ut
Kngman. Anderson & Co.'S.
A little dry and windy, and some Of Jtlicm
whisper .'drv season" already
Such fine and cheap clocks as you never
saw before. at ID. & J. b. whitehead's.
G. 4. Solberg Is closing out his winter stock
at a very low price. Go and give him 4 call.
A sidewalk is being built on the east side of
Santa Fee. south of Capt. Banks residence.
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, one of the oldest set
Tiers in this county, died last week Thursday.
Bran aud shorts will be ready for all on and
after to-day at F. Goodnow & Co.'S FIGURING
Mil.
When youlcome totown drop into Lays and
get cup of hot coffee. or lunch of some
kind.
There will he divine services at the III. E.
church. next Sunday evening, at the usual
hour.
We publish this week the conference pro.
ceedings which have occurred since our last
issue.
C. A. Kingman & Co. are moving into their
new store 1t is one of the finest buildings in
town.
The foundation and cellar Of Mayor Rad.
cliffs new Eighth street residence Is COM
pletcd.
Monday mornings Eastern passenger train
was crowded with ministers who were seeking
their homes.
Capt. II. %. Baker is spending few days in
town. He is much pleased with his present
appointment.
The contract for carrying the mail between
Salina and Lincoln Center has been awarded TO
Mr.. J. L. Golf.
st. Patrick's day last Sunday. Bits Of green
ribbon worn now and then called orr atten.
ton especially to the fact.
Grace Gotshall, daughter Of Mr.. j. Got
shall, aged years, died last Tuesday morning,
and was buried this morning
Timothy, clover, orchard grass. blue grass,
red top. and all kinds of field and garden seeds
AT kingman, Anderson q Co.'S.
\ superb stock OF silverware and jewelry
at ID. d J. Il. Whitehead's. No stock better
Than his can he found Nest OF Kansas City.
Ca the outside of this paper viii be found
very interesting "reminiscences Of Henry Clay,
from the pen of VIM. Pcttes, Of Gypsum
creek.
BOYS. it will soon be fishing time. or course
no fish will be seen or caught by any ordinary
Unite creature, but then it will soon be fishing
time.
Owing to previous announcement. Com.
munion services will be held in the Lutheran
Church next Sabbath, at the usual hour OF
services.
Services in the Lutheran church next Sun
day morning at the usual hour. The pastor
of the Presbyterian church will preach to the
I.uthcrans.
The horizon Is ruddy every night from
spreading prairie fires, suffication and at times
the air is filed almost to with the odor
of burning grass.
Married. March 18th, 1878, at the residence
Of A. c. Wait. Esq, Walnut township, Frank
lin G.. McCandless and Amanda A. Amos. all
of Saline county.
The plasterers are busy on the second story
of the Opera House building. Mr.. Kruger in
forms us that the Hall viii be ready for use in
two weeks time.
Mr.. II. Wellhouse. who has been carrying
the mail between Salina and Newton, has
been awarded mail contract in the eastern
part Of the State.
A daughter of Mr.. J. E. Woodward was bad
" poisoned by Ivy last week. and has since