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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-21
Trains on this Road will run as 1ollo"s
GOING SOUTH.
.,,D xrANN-A FAST

Trains on this Road Will run DIS 1o''0
GOING SOUTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAsl
MAIL
Leave Petersburg daily (Wash'n St: 50 W
depot at 60 Ii
rive At VI r|1o on at at De'''S' -51spm
New York Express leaves Petersburg
Washing; onSt. Depot daily at "a III
Arrive at " eldon at ." III
Mail train leaves Petersburg, {" asElr:
ton --St. depot daily except cur, m
days at l." "' -,
Arrive at Weldon at w ~
Freight Leave Petersburg daily teNTeP,
Snnday) at ',< n,
rive at Weldon - "a
Local Freig ht Leave Petersburg y Az
Arrive at Weldon at l:o2 T. He
GONG NORTH.
BOSTON AND SAVANNAH FAST Va H.
Fast Mail leave " cldon at 2::t2 a =,
ss arrive at Petersburg 4:51 A ID
New York Express leaves Weldon D D1 ~
lV at o:hJ /
Arrives at Petersburg at 10 T. NJ
Mail train leaves Weldon, daily e1esP,
.re: sGa1 hssve at Weldon daily :ss9 p
Aoncay at c on N
Arrive at Petersburg at W
.ocal Freight Leave Weldon dag 80 -
,ept Sunday at n
Al rive at Petersburg at. soo a &c
Sleeping cars and tirst-class coac"'7
IN night and day trains. o.
No change of cars between W lining
on and Washington. I'D
Through tickets sold to all Eastern f H,,
southern points and baggage cne'N''
through. Loo.
Passengers going South will puiel 40,
tickets and check baggage at Wash'ns~o'
treet depot. wing
Passengers going North and so pF ams
It Petersburg, will claim their "a soS
It Washington street depot. ,.o;v
Agents are not required to open ny ny -
,ff;ce> for the sale of tickets TOR HE Irn o.
trains. North bound Freight l,a'n
Will stop all night at Mt. Airy, ano
,asse. myers will be discharged a.
point 40
W. Thrown, 4. hI'h'
Dis patelcl vi 7, SINS o..sn
"a puomqoIa rs u!sM eIoL 100 I ,ncS pas uM95
.,,.a H 81 EEaaaia as1 saooa IvIndod mo il's
.. s1Nz2x 03INVM
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-21

J''A sill S-Siy Sn!Or' -
rays a comrads, lsa,e Ior a
young man to-lla Fssa< as you
are. by this J imss3au ought to
maze seen everything"
Especially is temptation strong
when business isdull. 1 have no,
tlct d that men spend more monev
Wien they have little to srend.
he tremendous question to he set>
tied by our great popnlace. day by
day. is. how to get a Livelihood
Mary 0 fou- younei zen just start NO
Tor themselves are very mnch
discouraged. They had hoped be
fore this to have set up a house,
hold OF their own. But their gains
hrTe.been slow, their discourage :
ments many. The young man can
hardly take care Of himself. How
can he take care Of another9 And
TO the curse of modern society. ben
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-21

ONE SIXTY AND ONE FIFTY FlNI 5
Saw Gin for sale by
w. II. .KlTCHIN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

This afternoon the interesting ser
vices Of the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Kansas Wesleyan Uni
versity win take place. Quite q num-
Der Of ministers and Others interested
In the University, from other places,
are present, and the indications are
that large audience viii witness the
imposing ceremonies. AS far AZ we
have been able 10 learn the following
will be the general programme All
are requested to meet at the LIST N. e.
Church at 1:SO P. N. II pleasant they
will then 60 to the University grounds
where after the speeches are made the
laying Of the corner stone will take
place. II the weather Is unfavorable
the addresses will be made in the
church, and the concluding oeremO-
niles will take place at the grounds.
Good music will be furnished by the
band and choir.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

Mr.. Albert Pike, contractor for sup
plying Salins with gas, was In town
last Friday arranging to comply with
his part Of the contract. He pur-
chased the two lots at the corner Of
Pine and Third streets, paying $500
for the same, and upon this property
he will construct his gas works. The
bui lding will probably be 20 feet
high and so feet In diameter-con-
strueted after the usual circular plan
seen In the cities. He expects to com
mence work about the 18th inst, de-
string to get the benefit Of freight re-
ductiOn should the Mo. Pacific reach
Salina by that time. He has now
gone TO st. Louis to talk about the gas
tank. We understand that be was to
stop of at Abilene to see about put
ting in gas In that clty-the electric
light scheme having proved q failure
because Of lack Of sufficient number
Of light takers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

A movement is on foot to start q
new building and loan association.
Something three over hundred shares
have already been subscribed. The
projectors Of the new society state
that they viii not go on with the or
ganizatiou unless fully 500 shares are
subscribed. Mr.. E. L. Bishop has the
subscription book in his charge.
LATER-Still another association is
being organized, q notice Of which
was handed us last evening
which Is published elsewhere. The
first named association is conducted
on the old plan, while the new one u
what is called the Evansville, Ind.
plan, 10 consist Of 1000 shares Of 500
each-tO run OUT In i've years. Money
viii be lOanedsat1O per cent and the
weekly payments will be 25 cents per
share.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The city council met Monday night.
The following resolution was passed
Resolved By the mayor and
cOuncilmen Of the city Of Salina that
all sidewalks on the west side OfSanta
Fe Avenue from south line OF lot No.
142, north TO Iron avenue, on the west
side Of Santa Fe from Iron avenue
north TO North street; on the west
side Of Seventh street from South 10
Mulberry street ON the west side OF
Eighth street from Iron avenue to Ash
street on the South side Of Ash street
from Ninth street TO alley between
Seventh and Eighth streets; on the
east side Of Santa Fe from Ash street
to Elm street, be and the same are
hereby condemned. The committee
on streets was instructed to contract
for ten stone crossings. The city
clerk was instructed 10 notify the
railroad companies 10 build street
crossings on Eighth street across the
main line Of the u. P. Railway, also
construct eulVerts under main line
under Third and Fifth streets on
Salina & Southwestern on Ash street,
Iron avenue, Walnut and Mulberry
streets. and that the switch On Fourth
street be ballasted from Iron avenue
10 Elm street. Petitions for side
walks on the west side Of Third street
frOm,Ash TO the north line Of the city,
on south side Of Walnut from Fifth
street to Santa Re avenue, were re-
ferred 10 committee on sidewalks.
The city clerk was instructed 70 n0tify
the publishers that the city printing
for the ensuing year be let by bids
the city reserving the right to reject
any and all bids. r. H. Bishop, T.
A. Williams and n. II. Sudend0Ff
were appointed appraisers 10 appraise
land 70 be taken TO widen Prescott
avenue from Santa Fs avenue to
Ninth street.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06
CLOTHIERS

The drawing Of the N. E. College
lots came OF at the City Hal Thur
day afternoon, as advertised. There
was q larg crowd presents very
large portion Of the stock owners
themselves. Each lot $3.50 In aIll and
the street on which It was located was
written on q piece Of card board, and
deposited In q box. The list Of stock
holders was arranged alphabetically,
and as each name was called the party
stepped up and drew from the box
the number Of tickets TO which he
was entitled. Hon. T. +. Carver
handled thu box and announced the
name Of the drawer, which was writ
ten with the result Of the drawing
upon two tally sheets. Mr.. B. L.
Wilson, BY agreement Of the crowd,
drew for those who were absent.
There was an intense amount Of ex-
element and "breathless anxiety
but everything passed of In the most
satisfactory manner. It was 30 ar
hanged that everything was Ooa-
Quoted In the falrest manner possible,
and In this the managers were very
successful. We did not hear q word
OF dissatisfaction and we guess there
was none. OF course, while the
main portion Of the lots are
very desirable, there was q special
longing for the Santa Fe property,
and ct each announcement Of the
drawing or Santa Fe lot there was
considerable hustle and some cheer
ing. A servant girl who had invested
her earnings In the enterprise drew q
Santa Fe lot, and q Fousing cheer
greeted the announcement. DR.. Jen-
nsy's little girl stepped up to the box
and drew the Doctors ticket. Il was
. Santa Fe lot, aud q cheer resulted.
Kruger 4 Hagan had two chances
and both tickets drew . Santa Re lot.
EbeFhardt 4 Dow, with the same
number Of chances, were Just as sue
cessful. Mr.. II. H. SudendOrf, with
ten chances, did not draw one SAINTS
Re lot. Mr.. BENZ. Quincy, with i've
shares, drew three Santa Fe lots.
And thus went the drawing, bearing
good luck TO all-but not the same
quality Of good luek-snd playing
curious freaks Clafln Avenue took
second choice With The crowd, and
Highland Avenne third. A list Of
the lots drawn and the namcs Of the
parties who drew them is publIshed
on the iFEt page Of this paper. We
noticed present quite q number Of par
ties from other coUusies who Wers IN
tsEested as stock holders. The draw
ing took up the greater part Of the
afisFnoon- one party who drew .
Santa Pc lot was offered 800 for bis
bargain before be had len the rom.
The deeds 10 these lots yin be given
e. soon e. the payments upon the
stock ara oomplsted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

Friend Bond never loved dogs. II
he had his way their fate would be
the same as the snakes Of Ireland. II
is all right In poetry he thinks, for the
mobile canine" to "bay wide mouth
welcome homer" but in real, practical
life he believes that there should be
AMI Isle Of DOgsn-separated from the
main land by q thousand miles OF
fathOmless water. In testimony
whereof he lie ever ready and willing
to subscribe q heavy lined, nervous
signature. Fully approaching all
this, T. LIS big brother Of Leaven-
worth-known as the genial Billy"
has expressed 10 the Salina brother
yellow cur, and the dOnee is really
nursing his wrath to keep 1t warm"
but to all the world, and to the big
brother in particular, T. L. would
have It understood that the lineage Of
said dog is royal, and as o consequence
he is making arrangements for its
careful nurture and culture until some
skillfully planned aeoident-beyond
the ken of ordinary mOrtals-takes
it hence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06
Choice California Honey only 10
cents a pound at E. w. Ober's.

Mr.. B. F. Taylor tells rs Of . mar
row escape bis residence had early
Saturday morning from fire. Ashes
carlessly emptied was the cause Of
the catastrophe. Before Il was dis
covered the whole Of one side Of his
kitchen YVES. in flames, and he
was the only party around to extin-
guish them. But he went at It in
good earnest and saved the house.
But not before the weeks washing
hanging near the flames was destroy
ed, and he had been badly burned
himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06
L.~ and Order L':gs' for s'iIa' OOun.

Lsu and Order Lssgss FOF sallas COun-
b.
Rev. H. D. Fisher, D. D., Of TOpe-
ka, State Lecturer Of the State TEN
pefancs Union, win begin the canvass
Of this county Monday night, Nay 10,
for the purpose Of organizing . LaiO
and order League. similar TO the one
in AtehisOn county, the object Of the
organization, being tas more thorough
sa6orcemesf of he lao G0afat az vio-
IatioRs-seorss a. eel a. open. Dur
ing the week there win Be meetings
held IN afeen places In the eOanty e
follows
Monday night, May 1Oth, Brook
vile, Mentor and Norton school
house; Tuesday night, May IL, New
Cambria, Bavaria, Shiloh 7; Wednes-
day, May II. Chico, Bridgeport;
Thursday, Nay Is. Assaria, Liberty
ai Lutheran church, Gypsum City,
Powers school hose, sslsn1sburg;
Fridsy night, May IA, salins &c n.
E. church. On Saturday, May Is, 3
mass Convention viii be held 81 the
court house, Of citizens from al parts
Of the county, 70 effect the orsaniza-
ton. The conventsOn viii meet e II
O'Clock, and be addressed By Dr.. FISH
eF. In holding the ether msetings
throughout the county. he win Be a.
sisted By speakers from salina. An
good citizens IN favor Of ne thoroagh
snfoFesment Of All laws On ths statats
books are cordially Invited b tskl
psrt IN TIE mOvemsnA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

Judge o. ?. Hamilton is now in
Ness county IN the interest Of the
Kansas & Colorado Railroad, an ex-
tension Of the Missouri Pacific road
from SalIna West. The people Of
Ness county should stand by him in
this enterprise. 40 the people OF Saline
county have always done-in his eff
forts 10 bring railroads to Salina,
which have at last been crowned
With such anlendld suecess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The following very complimentary
notice was published In the Berea (O.)
Advertiser Of the 28d Of April, con-
corning DR.. Schuyler, the newly
elected professor Of mathematics Of
the Kansas Wesleyan University:
Several good men have been men
toned by the press Of the State in
connection with the Office Of State
School Commissioner, as candidate
for that office before the next Repub-
lican State Convention. But there is
one name which we think has not
yet been mentioned In this eOnnee-
tiOn-that Of DR.. Aaron Schuyler, exc
president Of Baldwin University. DR..
Schuyler's fame as an educator, au.
thor and thinker extends beyond state
limits, In fact his text books on
Mathematics may be found In the
public schools and colleges Of nearly
every state In the Union. Although
he has been q college president be
has never lost his interest In the pub
lie schools, IS may be inferred from
the Well-knOwn fact that his services
are sought all over the state as lee
IuTeI anu Au5tIuCtOE uelOI1 CUunbI
teachers' institutes. He is eminently
qualified for the position and his
name would add 3 lower Of strength
to the Republican, ticket. His long
experience IS an educator, his ability
as Al author, ripe scholarship and bis
thorough familiarity with the spirit
Of our public school system, are quail
fications not possessed by any other
candidate.
It Is only necessary TO add that the
Doctor will not be a candidate for
that position, or any other pOsitiOa in
the State Of Ohio, as he has positively
accepted the position TO which he
was recently elected by the Trustees
Of the Kansas Wesleyan University.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

rnsr rrrArnlrE ?. " ooiAo
Fitzpatrick { Going,
SALIVA, KANSAS.
We are prepared to fur
nish money in any
sum on
Chattel,
Personal or
Real Estate
Security at very reason
ably rates.

We haze an abundant supply
of m0BeE, and can close Loans
wifbout DerdtiOUs delay. We
can make loans from 500 to
5000 on City Property for
one, TWO or THREE years
time. Loans on business houses
a Specially. We hGUe bottom
rates on Three or FIUe year farm
loans. IF you hGUe a Loan due
IN less than q year, it wiH pay
you to come and see US, make a
Hew loan, at IOWer rates, and
pay Of the old one.
We GUN q complete set of Ab-
straets Books of Saline County
property, and can shOw you
Just whGt your title is. DOBOt
bug q piece of property Without
q complete abstract Of title.
We wiH furnish abstracts on
short notice at reasonable rates.
Our Insurance business is
large and increasing. We wiH
glue you indemnify against fire,
lightning, cyclones. tOrDGdOes,
wiHdStOrms, etc. You cannot
afford to carry the risk yourself.
Do you want cheap farm, q nice
town residence, vacant lots, or q stock
Fanche2 We have them for sale on
terms TO suit you. There is money In
6alina property now when the Mis-
sSuri Pacific Is yet coming in. Buy,
and double your money. Here are
q few bargins In farm and city prop
efty, and we have many for which we
have no room IN these columns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The dissenting COMMITTEES has o..
dsE0d aags, bunting, gaFlands aud Zee.
t0onlng, % deooFats the store houses
and residences, and viii cell Ct coat
prices % any one Wishing 10 purOhsas.
Everybody should decorate thell
stores and residences and give or
visitors q cordial welcome. The c0m-
mites ere rsosiving c0mmunicatlons,
fFom all ever the state from divisions
and bands asking for aeoomm0datioul
sid that they expect to take paFi
With ~
Joseph Lyons, western passengsE
agsaf No. Pae, expects 70 Be- Ia Sail
ne Fridag. Thls soad b expected d
- Enenins info Selma abous ne l51h
81 iaI nlenth. r. fhsg doif wii1 H.
suss ntere dIrisioas fltn ne stuiharn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

nEr. F. z. vo0dreis has purchased
Aug Engbsrg's soda water manu-
factory and viii continue the bust
ness. Mr. Vondries ls 3 stirring. en-
lerprising young man, and viii nc
doubt succeed well in the business
He has very sensibly retained MI
EngberE In his employ, who viii b
upon the road" in the interest Of the
business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The Sallna correspondent Of tine
Abilene Gazette says:
Sold a. last J The EvandeF Light
farm, located six miles west Of town
for the last two years in the hands Of
all Ofthe real estate men here and
elsewhere, was sold by Post Master
Hodge, Of your city, TO Mr.. Aaron
Zeiner, Of your county. The price
paid for the farm was fifteen thousand
dollars. We are informed that Mr..
ZeIner intends becoming q citizen OF
Saline county. We think he does
well to get into q good county once.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The Abilene Gazette very mourn
fully sings As follows:
The advance brigade Of blll-posters
for Sells Bros. circus. went through
TO Sailns yesterday 10 their car, at
taehed 10 train 3. Abilene is len out
In the cold, probably bOyeOtted, on
account Of charging a circus Last year
SIS 90 for paradiDg the streets.
Whether We can survive the heated
term without a circus remains TO be
oaan
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06
No a

les $40 acres Of splendid upland, 8 miles north
% salina g acres In cultivation $40 rods Of hedge
fence. Fruit and shade trees. Stone house Is Z
-. Stable s9Ee8. Gransry, coal shed hen house
and hog pens. Land Il Wntered By never falling
aprings, convenient 20 school house. This Is
god place for farming or grazing purposes. Price
tl1t1p per acre. This is one Of The beat bargains
IN Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

In the Newest Book column OF
the Book Buyer, published by Charles
Scribner's Sons, New York, Is found
the following complimentary mentiOn
Of Col. VIM. A. Phillips new book:
LapoR. LAID AHo Law; sEaHcH BoR THE
MIsssa WEALTH or rae EonkINa POoR- BIT
Col. ". A. PHILLIPS. This instructive and En-
tertainlag YORK Is issued 81 time When the sub
leet Of which Il treats, namely, the relation Of
capital % labor e forced upon the attention Of
ali Intelligent people, not onlg In this bat In
every ether civ lied country. Social Disturbances
h our southwestern sistes, indeed IN cur oWn
city, thraaten public peace, and interrupt toe
orderly ploaress Of our cigi' Egton 80 that there
is much need . inquire e.Eslally gnal ST tas
lai lfinr people, not only IN the most populoua
eOuntreg Of Europe, but also N Aleri'a, gith iis
vast aria Of siill uneeitled tann1 he Puniicet1n
Of Col. PhiIlips'a book i vel tined y contains
4 vast store Of information ut'chs unul tdis vol
ans vas compilsd and written. rs only - b
sEinsd b. lai lTi0us ssEfch IL oooEn ard Govern
rasnt resorts most o. them iraeceaaihie % he
general reader Althougk Il sririies via fae.s
snd ahonude IN satisfies ther1 q nod dTy
interesfing page hetssen its even Ihe aathor
often toashinT : vsIn q quEint hsm5s. e any
one nay readily discover ~ rea1i1g he nf1t
ihres rarss ofhis i1tFodBeiory ehapter.
hsr al ~ (snnIttss 81 Puhiis lands IN ths
Forty- third ConEreza, Col Phlllip1 sEpiisd i'm.
Self y Re eonpiafisn and eoiating q The hiseIT
81 he tsunrs 81 iand IN al eeuntEial, frgz ne
earliest aess d0un % he Frs1ant ti11e- ne -
nCa given ths rtgult q hls rpe1zc be- % ne P1-
ne N ths paess q the bcok or ear tahle.
Beginning With TIE F1lliicAl ana alsili syAlells
of the ancient sErircs, tbs aulkcr 90 l1ll1eS an4
comments n tara upon TIE lags whl1A have re-
ola 2 fhs haIdinE and tr1nsfer 81 lan1 an ee.er-
mins ne relations 81 ne labcEiEg peeple . Ne
ogners 81 the sol g1cc the bellnlng 81 hl1lofg
E iminx dsWn - - lem t0e1, t1e authgE iEnrea
tha efsefs q he dlnerent systems g lanlhodilg
On he fraustrfal iutefegtl q re ualigl1. l1el-
catea IN gkat Wny tndiyi1l1l and 1uuy rE.i.
have bsen nequirci, ard rf1oel helcre ne reeeer
9 clear and iBferesiing plctuzo e tee orlstn Q.
slavery, FaaralaTe, n1rfao11t tte 41llny nna2t q
lahsr - sranrinrn1atiou 81 labCreEl int1 ullel
gnskmel aaa cspltaliria, ne e1nsoli4atio1 q
capital On Tuiifs and eorroIAil1lss ne ofEalle-
ton 81 lEbor n trzdes-unicls ln1 leret s7stisa
an this Col. Philips puts eeiore ne rsader IN
aac1 so, lea4Aole = tli--t - - - -
can r7rreeints-and who VII noe-the elsTer
satire e fhs op1lilE Fas1aEe1 81 thl4 lookt vi
b. wfIllne 70 AZ q asic uztl - ta1 l1logtd tnc
zath1F . tts aad o. Bis Hue1rEA 81 t1s miaalrg
wealth alttg uerking per- leE EcfEs Ca1rial
ssrisnsI's SEAS. ! va ssos e1sc-i
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

An elszani line Of Faroaman and
Chenille curtains. slso lass curtains
Of every Kind. Cheap 3 he word Ct
E. ". Obsf'A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

Groceries, choice, fresh and cheaT
at E. w. Ober's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

Mr.. }. N. Jones, chief engineer Of
the Kansas & Colombo railroad. has
plats and prOfles complete for nearly
IS miles southwest Of Salina, and gen.
eral location made TO Lacrosse IN
Rush county. Mr.. Jones says that
the grading on the line Of this rail-
road will be 50 light that but little
time viii be required in thsWOrk, the
first thirty miles will be nearly All
embankment. The few cuts thereon
run north and south and therefore
viii not be liable 10 be filed with
snow. The people along the line
treated him with the kindsst hospi-
talIty and viii welcome the iron horse
with open arms on his progress west.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

leo acres Of 6ns bottom land four miles from
railroad station about ten miles south Ct Salina.
ITO acres 10 cultivation 90 acres pasture hedge
along three sides Of place ~ story frame house p
x2t stable 2ix7z gra nary implement shed and ont
baildinRa. n nereB enclosed for hog pasture.
Wei and spring &C res In orchard. Price 5000
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

The following items are taken from
the Chico Advertiser Of May 4;
FOrty-twO cars Of material for the
extension arrived here this week.
The ground around the depot has
been macadamized and put In very
good condition.
The line-men arrived here Wednes-
dsy evening, and yesterday went to
work stretching the telegraph wires
along the railroad from Chico to Sa-
Inns.
Mr.. u. Dearborn, the buyer for
GOOdnOW q Wickham, shipped this
week the first car load Of wheat from
this place. he says more will follow.
VIVA. Bagnall. the great Railroad
contractor, arrived here yesterday,
with bis boarding and construction
train and ab0ut IS men. This morn
Ing his force went 70 work, and 4
they move along e lively e they did
today. tie tEaek b 6allna Win Be
compieted n two weeks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06

J. B. Cole, has started q market
at the Well-known old stand Of A. F.
Shute. Mr.. Cole was formerly en-
ployed in the meat market Of Bartlett
& Jenkins. He proposes to convince
bis patrons that Salina has no better
market than his. One Of the advan-
tages In caring for his meat that he
can well boast Of is that IS soon IS the
beef is slaughtered It is Immediately
conveyed to q large cooler at the
yards, and allowed to cool of before
It is brought 10 the market. Thus 1t
is ready for customers fresh and cool
AZ once.