The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-27

Come and see the new and nobby styles Of
spring good, Just received by Fred johnson.
We understand that Mr. G. Il. Buell. Is circu-
lat.ns a pr.titio.., asking tor the appointment
a his D .,,i,-r, Henry BasiI, Ia the U. s. Land
OHic., To -nccs.rd Mr.. wasstaG.
Til, ,,ti,er day a vein Ut coal was struck
while parties we're digging wei! upon the
farm of Felix NcCabe. Mulberry creek. Inc
drill was broken when half way through the
vein. The sample shown is very iair. Mr..
Willis Kesl-r has purchased the place. and
stock company is being organized
I have for sale the white Russian ArtichOkes.
very large; just the thing for hogs; will yield
1000 bushels per acre. Delivered on cars here.
10 bu. and over. 81. % per bu.; under III bu.
81. so. Also general Nursery Stock. Terms,
Cash. Address, r. H. STRIcKLER. proprietor.
Solomon City Nursery. solomon City, Hans.
Now is the time to plant.
As will be observed by the ordinance pub
lished in another column, all the lots and
land belonging to the additions west Of Ninth
Street included between the road running
south OF Il. H. Bishops residence property
and II. II. Morrison's addition lin fact includ-
ing several acres OF thatl-property not here
tofore brought into the City. has been made
part and parcel OF the City Of SalIna. In this
big ..include' will be found the Powers,
Mitchell, Adams, lckes, Downer, Warner and
Phillips residences. Salina will thus soon
border on . population Of 1000 instead OF
5000 inhabitants.
Mrs. j. II. Parker, fhe lady who has rented
Mr.. Huebners building for a millinery shop.
relates that on Monday night as she WAS walk
ing to S. P. Davis house on Eighth street, she
met three men, two of whom stepped to one
side Of the road while the other took the other
side. In passing by, the men pushed against
her. OF course it may be imagined she was
greatly frightened. On reaching Mr. Davis
house she found her pocket ripped down, and
wallet gone. The wallet contained $500. II
Is believed that the three men cut her pocket
upon the trail Of the men who have disappear.
ed, and no trace Of them has been found.
| The Catholic Fair at Brookvile was opened
last Saturday evening. in the school-hoase
and closed on Tuesday. evening. 1t was
brilliant success in every particular. $50 VA
realized-the net proceeds. The object Of the
Fair was to help IN erecting Catholic church
in that city. Some $500 had been previously
subscribed for the purpose. and work on thu
building will be commenced as soon rs TIN
weather will allow. We understand that thu
| site selected is one Of the most desirable IL
d
make the building show to great advantage
We also hear that Mr.. S. Schott. architect. o
our city, is preparing the plans. Father Mutt
man and the ladies of Brook vile are receiving
compliments from all quarters for their yea
and unremitting efforts In making the Fair
grand success. Quite number OF ladies ant
gentlemen from Salina were in attendanc
Monday and Tuesday nights. among the mum
Der Misses Katie Cantwell, Jennie Sargent
Addie Schwartz, Katie and Annie Donegan
and Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Gels. Mr.. Gels wa
chosen auctiOneer, aud succeeded as ne Away
does In disposing OF articles to advantage
The following were the articles rallied, tn
lucky numbers, and those holding the same
bureau, No 8, james Madden; sofa cushion
No g., Walter Berkheimer; rocking chair,
As, James McAfferty; patchwork quilt. No 5t
A Brown. Crhe latter having Dought
Quilt and then won another. he now has two
and the Indications are that he will soon do
up Brown. The ring cake was drawn by NJ
Mardin. A handsome smoking set was vote
5 10 the most popular railroad man, and
I Gogerty was the man. The Salina deIegat'0
unite in styling the Brookville dancers as IN
best that lever went anywhere" DR.. MD
Mccormick says that 1t is SO because the
1 have been practising three times week e
+. the last eight years, and Of course practi'
. makes perfect.