The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
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Politicians quiet
The boys are squaring mp their election bets
We publish the election returns of our eoun
~ this week.
large train of enigrant wagons passed
west last Sunday.
The frame part Of the new elevator of kess
Ter & Miier's towers in the air.
The new residence OF Mr.. F. kingman ap
proaches completion.
Len Williams has returned from his annual
trip to the southeastern part Of the state.
Mr.. j. j. Schafer started for South Bend
Ind, this morning, TO be absent some time
Mr.. Henry Sudendorfis building a residence
on Eighth street, south Of Col. Spivey's home,
The Catholics are laying fine brick side
walk 10 front OF their property on Iron avenue
Salina is now paying higher prices for grain
than any other place in this part OF the state
Mr.. C. c. Sprigg. the populer county clcrl
Of Ellsworth county, was in the city yesterday
Gus Nelson says that 10 plus make II and
IL pounds Is the weight OF his heir, big boy,
Rev. +. W. wadley will preach in the Bap-
tist Church next Sabbath Nov. 18th. morning
and evening.
The Iron avenue approaches are well along,
and very well constructed. Thanks 10
Harrison.
j. II. Anderson is building new sheds and
barns on the Riverside dairy farm lfor win.
te ring his stock.
Santa Fe with Its piles OF brick, sand. lum.
Der, ETC., In front Of buildings in course Of
erection, very chaotic look.
The warm sunshine we have been having
certainly does not herald the approach Of that
awful winter we are to have.
Mr.. E. ". Blair has accepted a position in
the L. s. Land Office a. Hay City, and will
remove there with his ia NY.
Mr.. Phillips, the blacksmith, has returned
from Kentucky. He brings with him one OF
the best horse shoers that country produces.
Robt. Addison is back again from his visit
in Illinois, and descants on the pleasures he
experienced in again mingling with old friends
back cast.
burns. A. C. travels that distance in about ten
minutes since the birth Of that little eleven pound
boy.
Go to Fred JohnsOn's and see his fine stock
of English and French goods for dress suits
also, Diagonal Beavers and Chinchiila for over
coats.
1t is estimated that 100 cars of the present
grain crop and 100 cars OF broom corn have al
ready been shipped from Salina. Is not that
good showing:
Mr. w. Il. Flanders. tarr!es at home, noon
times, to trot his bouncing fine boy on his
knee. The boys name will soon be entered
on the school census.
Mr.. John Daum has been awarded the con-
tract OF putting up Mr.. +. Barneck's saloon
building. Mr.. Daum is good mechanic and
succe ssful contractor.
Hon. L. G. Henry AMI F. NJ. Hodge, OF Abb.
lene, were in town last Friday, consulting
with our people upon the railroad question.
They made us brief call.
Ii. l.. Jones has received large ;nvoce Of
nursery stock, which is in splendid condition
for setting out His evergreens are especially
fine.
We understand that Tressin & Warren have
already rented their building in course OF
erection. to Mr. John NJ. Allen, hardware
dealer.
Mrs. Richards, wife of prominent mer-
chant of lockwood, Ills, spent few days
in Salina last week, visiting at Mr.. viii
Sloan's.
Messrs. Valin & Eckstrand, carpenters, have
d isOlved cOpartnership. Mr.. Valin now Oc-
cupies the shop recently vacated by Messrs.
Hoxben Il Stsxg-north Of Culp s. wickham
Office,
DIED.-In Eureka township, Nov. 9th. Of the
Group, Zena. only child OF Albert and Martha
Miller, aged fifteen months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller have the sympathy of many friends in
the loss Of their little girl.
Mr.. WIN Sullivan & Co. have taken posses.
sion of the Old Athletic Hall building for the
purpose OF manufacturing tanning mills.
They have already moved their stock up and
are at work there.
The rain which fell last Friday night and the follow
ing day was Of much benefit to the country. The
that which was last sown will now probably come up
More rain Is wanted. Notwithstanding the quantity
we have had.
FOUND-.--A promissary note given by W.
II. McQuary to James II. McQuary. The
owner can have the same by calling at this
office, proving property and paying for the
expense Of this notice.
Fourth street with its elevators and mills
and warehouses makes splendid showing for
Salina. We don't believe buster place can
be found anywhere than along the Fourth
street siding.
Mr.. Oscar Seik has just put: into his elegant drug
store eight counters, which, FOR beauty Of finish,
have no equal in this part Of the country. They
made of walnut ana ash, and just a. andsone
h andsome can be Ed. Lott has put them in place.
and Chapman Martin putting the oil finish.
Surely Seitz beats 'cn all in liking up
Beavers found in great numbers in our streams
few years ago One would suppose that they had all
disappeared by THIS inne but this is not the
Eleven have been captured in the smoky Hill, on the
farm of Mr.. G.. L kothe's, two miles northeast Of
town. within the past six weeks.