The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15

- Ooere Oto heiiaoic aau Hioiuiliot
Corner Store.
The ordinance prohibiting the run
ming Ct large Of animals Of 81 kind
as well as ducks. chickens, DC, Is pul
lIshed In this issue also the cit
, clerks annual report, and the Ordi
, nance establishing certain stree
grades.
We have 500 copies Of elegantl
bound books valued at from 800 {
sl.75 each, All TO be given away. 70
particulars eall at the Old Reliabl
and Mammoth corner store Of e. W
Ober.
CIR. Underwood q Co. Of the IVES
. tern Star mills, Sallna. have opened
-four depot in Eureka block manages
! By Mr.. John Eberhart. These exten
sive mills have q capacity Of 500 bar
reis daily, and furnish the very bes
grades OF -four from selected white
Wheat-C0HoOrdfd Empire.
Mr.. W. Keller informed % Mon
day that three Of the walls Of th'
Kansss Wesleyan University had
risen to height Of about feet abOVG
the ground walls-the window and
door frames Of the nFsf story all be
ing in place.
It was reported last week that Roth
schild Bros. had bought John Geiss-
ler's fine cornsr-at present occupied
by Aug. Engstrom & Co. and the Re
publican ofIice. Traced up the pur-
chase was found to be q FumOF only,
and with no foundation for II.
Carload choice eating potatoes just
received direct from Greeley, Cal, at
E. w. Ober's.
Monday afternoon there was pub
lie trial Of the Western, PennOck and
Boss Road machines In Elm Greek
ownship. The Western machine
was victorious. It took mo time"
for the Western to make q first-class
road Of 40 rods Of wild, gumbo sod.
Carver & Bond are very much
pleased with their late success In the
Kansas Supreme court. The follow
ing cases have been decided in their
favor, the judgments Of the court be-
low having peen affirmed: Ritter vs.
Hoffman; Morgan vs.. Field Davis
vs.. Harrington.
We have 10000 yards Of Hamburg
Embroideries bought very cheap, in
fact at about half price. They are all
for sale at like prices. For instance 20
cent goods at 10 cents 30 cent goods
at Is cents, &C. Come and see the
many bargains ct z. w. Ober's One
Price Cash Clothing House.
Among the patents granted for the
week ending April 8, we notice the
following; A. A. Denton, Bavaria,
apparatus for exposing large surfaces
Ofliquid 10 air, or vapOr or gas A.
A. Denton, Bavaria, apparatus for
evapOrating liquid by air; A. A.
Denton, Bavaria, evaporating appara-
tus.
So successful has Mr.. A. s. Hall, Of
Bavaria, been with fruit raising since
his residence In Kansas, that he has
concluded TO give up any extensive
farming and devote his attention to
horticulture. He will plant out 1000
new trees per year. He believes he
can make a great more money at
raising fruit than at farming.
The weather signals are now given
from the mast which surmOunts the
Eagle Drug Store. The Seltz station
is accurate In its prophecies, and IL
you are only a fair astrologer you
can fOretell the weather from the
stars and crescents. in 5eitz's flags.
The weather kilograms are now being
received in due form at our weather
station.
H. s. and J. Taggart have bought Of
Richie & See the buildings and three
lots at the corner Of Santa Fe Avenue
and Ash streets for 5000. They pur-
pose putting block Of two buildings
ON that corner during the coming
summer, and possibly a third build
Ing. They will then remcve their
bank to the corner room.
Rev. Thomas Head, Of Bainridge,
Ohio, son Of Adam r. Head, Of Pleas
ant Valley township, died last week
at his home in Bainridge. Rev. Mr..
Head made q visit to this place some
years ago and made quite an acquaint-
ance. II we mistake not be was one
Of the pioneer preachers Of Ohio, at
least having considerable prominence
In that State.
The following lie taken from the
Oshkosh wis., NorthDesterH. Mr..
Kinsley IL the gentleman who is TO
build on the lot south Of the new
Wight, Hogben & Walton block, and
is to engage in the boot and shoe
business:
A. K. Bell, the architect, has COM
pieted q set Of plans for the new store
which John Kinsley IL 70 build Ct Sa-
lima, Kansas. Mr.. Kinsly will 60 to
Salina In g few weeks to superintend
the erection Of the building.
Down in the old-fashiOned town Of
Mcpherson the people got msd be-
cause ThOs Ryan, the spokesman"
OF the Mendelssohn Quintetts, re-
proved q mother very severely for
having her squalling child about dur
ing the concert. The McPhersOnites
should advance to that line in eul-
tured music wnere they can easily de-
tect the difference between the har-
mony Of the Memberships and that
Of squalling babies.
Seldom II ever has Salina been IA
vOIed with a higher class Of music
than that given by the Mendels8Ohn
Qulntette Club last Thursday even
ing. The very large audience were
delighted, as the numerous recalls
amply demonstrated. II was espee-
tally treat 10 lovers as vel as per
formers Of instrumental music, who
were present in force. The violOn-
cello solo was alone worth the price
Of admission.
Through the earnest work Of w. s.