The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-10-09

commences to-day.
!. while playing with his mates yesterday. ",
thrown to the ground aud had his leg broker
r. L. Watson sings hallelujahs over newl
born daughter, while S. Seaman INDUCES in
little ''double-shufie'' in honor ofhis iirst-bor
"a boy.
Embroidery. laces, white shirts all very cheaI
at the New York Store.
r. II. Dihle, Paul Buff and John Doyle star
cd on pilgrimage to the st. Louis fair, on Sur
day evening. They will be absent about tel
days. -<
Notwithstanding the dissolution Of partner
ship between Mr.. Post and Mr.. Macomber, tn
former proposes to ''stay with u.s." and do
larger business than ever before.
Hosiery. fancy goods and notions. at thu
New York Store.
About $4,000 in buildings now being erect
ed in Salina. No other town on the X. p. car
make as good a showing for September and
October work. ->
The largest stock of clothing at the New
York Store.
In the Injunction case tried last week, in
which Abram Cutler was more or less inter.
ested, the said Cutler was fined 500 and costs.
He appealed.
Hats, caps. buck gloves. at lowest prices,
at the New York Store.
| Maj. Eric Forssc is candidate for the Office
oftreasurer. Thu Major, as member Of the last
Legislature, made good record, aud is = very
deserving man.
Ifyou want the best goods that can be bought
so aud see Wilson Bros. & Co. They will sell
good goods and you can buy them as cheap as
You can poor goods at other places.
John Gels. Esq, ind Mr.. williams, of
Pennsylvania, arrived at this city Sunday
morning. Mr.. Williams is to take the position
in the bank lately vacated by Johnny Geis<>
Silks dress goods and shawls, at very low
prices, at the New York Store.
Mr.. +. wilkerson who has been spending
several weeks in New York City returned last
Thursday. lie is son of Samuel WilkersOn,
secretary Of the Northern Pacific Rai!way.s>x
An elegant stock of millinery, purchased in
eastern cities at reduced prices, for sale at A.
I. Gr;cr's.
The song, Murmuring Sea, !" as sung by the
Misses BIodgei, last Friday evening, at the In
s,itute. was most c.,armingly rendered and is
deserving of special mention, TX
Mr.. S. L. Criss is candidate for register o!
deeds. He is an old soldier. having lost a
leg at the battle Of Nnr,h Ann river. while SER
win. in the Seventh Virginia Infantry. lie is
spokc: Of as 4 very capable man for the posi-
ton.
G. f. Raa:ss. the political ''prospector Of
the old 2)ih senatorial, district. has been nOmi-
mated by the Republicans ofDavis county. The
Harvey siabberiny is quite likely to be witness
eel again.
c. c. Fleck has large stock of spectacles
at his store, which he has just received and
which are Of he best manufacture. He has also
received and is receiving fac stock Of clocks
and musical Instruments.
Mr.. W C. Addison and his family left last
Thursday. for their home in Salina, Kansas.
Miss. Amy Stevenson, daughter Of Mr.. John
Stevenson. Of Ellen. accompanied them
Sparta (Nt.) Pai,,deaier.
A. NJ. Campbell & Co. have just received a
large stock of wooden goods, such rs flannels,
jeans. winter dress goods. shawls and wooden
hose. They have Just received all kinds of
winter goods. Cal! in and see the late styles.
N. n. Briggs le!; for his home in Wisconsin
last Friday evening. to visit with his friends.
lie vii! be gone several months. Briggs is
one of the young men of this community. and
we sincerely hope thai he will return aud abide
among us.@X
Come and for joy As you inspect the
beautiful jewelry Whitehead and Brother are
selling. Their stock is large and complete
They keep up with the styles and furnish
promptly anything you want.
Luke +. Parsons went to Manhattan on Non.
,iay TO attend the great sale OF til, roughbred
stock. which was advertised to take place yes
ter'lay. Mr.. Parsons proposes to invest large
~ in FLOODED stock. and make that business
something Of speciality. *
We have at our Office sample of cotton
which was raised upon Capt. II. d. Bakers
farm on the Saline Tho Captain cultivated
'so'ht aH VI Soihlctsut yUuScs vIp-
nounce the sample equal in quality to the cot
ton of any of the cot;on-growIng States.
Mr.. c. Iam!in. mcrc!,an: tailor. has the hap
py faculty Of so pleasing his customers that
they have no desire to go elsewhere for clothing
after the first experience with him. lie is now
ready for the fall trade with splendid show
Of goods and an expert corps Of workmen.
We give considerable space this week to the
Of the teachers Manufacturing
a synopsis of the days. proceedings, and Of the
evening lectures For the report Of the day
sessions at the court house We are Indebted to
Mr.. f. E. Bowen. The session has been one of
to our citizens, and has been Of
yrea: benefit to The teachers.
Mr.. f. Locke will give the first lesson to his
singing class on wednesday evening next. Oct.
18th. commencing at hslf-past CLOCK. 1t is
desirable that all those intending to join the
class should be present at the first lesson.
Terms of tuition will be $500. for term Of
twenty -four lessons navahle in advance