The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
Buy hats of. c. Rash 4 Son.
"A,I fools day" next Monday.

Boy hats off. c. Rash 4 Son.
"A,I fools day" next Monday.
( The thermometer yesterday afternoon
showed temperature ct summer heat
DIR. Il. Z. Nickies administers nitrou:
acid gas for the painless extraction 81
teeth.
Groceries very cheap, at J. e. Rash &
Sons. Goods delivered inside city
limits.
kanute Carlberg has been fitting up
his ice wagon and will soon be ready for
business.
MARRIED-By Rev. A. J. Hartsoci,
March 25th, 1873, Mr.. John II. Brumgard
and MISS Susie A. keister.
We hope those "April showers" which
are spoken Of SO charmingly in poesy,
Will put in an appearance on and after
Monday next.
Preaching in the English Lutheran
church next Sabbath morning and eve
ming. Text for morning service "ls
the young man safe"
There was foot race at the Park last
Saturday between Gal. Taylor and a
gentleman whose name We did not
learn. Gal. got loft.
The Star Oil Stove will broil and
roast meats and bake bread quicker and
cheaper than O cook stove. Just the
thing for summer use. Call and see
them at 95 Santa Fe avenue.
ID. & J. d. Whitehead have employed
first class workman to assist them in
the rush of work which they arc having
aud now promise their customers or.
dcrs immediate attention. Their new
workman is No. engrayer.
Judge Kelso, attorney of the NJ. X. &
T., and Land Commissioner Somers, OF
the same road are in town adjusting the
land claim OF the Kansas Pacific against
NJ. X. Il T., which was recently ad judi.
Gated in tho Supreme Court.
Mrs. J. A. Forsyth, manufacturer and
dealer in all kinds of ladies' hair goods,
wigs, switchs, curls, frizzes, puffS and
rollers. Ladies own hair made in any
way desired. Hair jewelry, q specially.
All orders by mail will receive careful
attention. 1l2 Santa Fe avenue, Salina
Mr.. IL. l.. Jones is occupying the va.
cant lot next South of Commercial block
with his Nursery stock. He has on
hand a magnificent supply of fruit and
shade trees, shrubs, etc, and proposes
to supply the citizens of this country
With the best stock he can obtain. His
we'll known and successful expert
ence in this business IS guarantee thai
you will he furnished with only tho best
There is some talk of re-arranging
the Courthouse for the purpose OF
making tho rooms more convenient for
the county officers. One important
change spoken of is to pat vaults in the
rooms of tho Clerk of the District Court
and Probate Judge. 1t seen 10 us that
this should be done right away. The
records of these officers have become
valuable, and should they be destroyed
by fire an irreparable calamity would
be inflicted. The vaults should have
been built long ago.
Rev. J. w. Goodlin-the popular Sec
rotary of the Board of Home Missions OF
the Lutheran church of the u. s., spent
a short time in this city with Rev. A. J.
Hartsock, pastor Of the English Luth-
eran church of Salina. Rev.
GoodIin is: favorab!y impressed with
our city and country, and he may well
be satisfied with tho prosperity Of the
Mission in this city which started less
than years since, with fifteen members
and now has membership of abont one
hundred. The people were delighted
with his visit.
The move Of Salinas business men in
the matter of lower freights has resulted
in securing the most fattering promises
from the NJ. X. & T. with reference to
cheap rates. Mr.. Autter, representing
Mr.. J. n. Allen, and Mr.. X. MARYLAND,
of the firm of MARYLAND, Dodge and
Moore, recently called upon the chief
officers at Sedalia, Mo-, and contracted
with them for good rates to Junction
City. So well pleased with what was
agreed upon was Mr.. Autter, that he
Immediately concluded to commence
shipping his freight by the NJ. X. T.
to Junction City, and then hauling the
same from that place to Salina by teams.
Mr.. MARYLAND tclegraphs that he will
ship IN tho Same way, and Mr.. ODER,
who is also East, will follow suit. Mr..
e.. A. levitt, general agent OF the NJ. h.
and T., was in town Tuesday, and re-
ceived sufficient encouragement from
shippers as to induce him to mako con-
tracts with merchants and others for
shipments over his road upon the pro-
posed plan; so he informed Us. 1t Ger
tainly looks now as if Sal,na is about to
resort to the primitive mode Of fetching
goods hither.
joliet bsrted sfesipointsi 'rire as the best
for sale ~ J N Allen.