The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-24

The ladies call at Lays to get their lee
cream.
Nessrs. T. f. Carver, b. l.. Wilson and /.
l.. Bond, whose residences lie just east OF Front
street, have made application TO the council
that their property become part of the city
OF Salina. TX
All kinds of sewing machine needles for
sale at the Remington sewing machine rooms
of Fassett s. Bowen. tt
A large number of people assembled at the
ball grounds, yesterday. TO witness match
game of cricket between the regular cricket
club and the Smoky Valley Base Bail Club.
The boys on both sides played well. The
score was even. TX
For SALE offer for sale good stone and
brick dwelling house, Oh 81 street., and brick
stable at Il good bargain. e
34-lm j. A. NELSON.
| Jessie J. Wisner. the only soHof Mr.. II. j.
WIsncr, a former resident of)this place, died
at Co. Springs Oh the l4tbinst.. aged nineteen
years and three MONTHS Jessie was bright.
good-natured boy and very much respected by
all who knew him.
| | will adjust all Singer machines. out of re-
pair, tree of charge, if orders or the machines
are left at Rash's store. q. N. EASTMAN.
In consequence OF the continued illness of
Mr. c. Hamlin, Mr.. S. u. Ringquist has been
engaged to take charge of the tailor shop,
and is prepared to do all the bua mess. A fine
stock of fall and winter cloths has just been
received, many of them being imported.
Wilson Bros. & Co. pay cash for all kinds of
grain. Call and see them before selling.
There will be base ball match at the
grounds, next Saturday, between the Smoky
Valley Club and picked nine. They play for
a ball and bat 1t will be close game and
there will be a large crowd Oh hand to witness
il.
$4,000 pounds of flour and meal at wholesale
mill priccs-by w. NJ. CLARKsoN.
The following persons have been engaged as
teachers of our public school: principal, /. NJ.
Hamilton; assistant in high school, E.P. Han
ma: Grammcr School, Miss Il. Phillips First
Intermediate, Mrs. f. w. Ayres Second In
ternetiate, Mrs. w. 5 Wait; First Primary.
Miss Juliette Downcr; Second Primary, Miss
Tina Blodgett
The cheapest store in S;lina to buy dry goods.
clothing. hats and caps. dress goods and no
tons, is the New y DIRK Store. X
The late fic>hct manaseitto work around the
south end of tic urycr dam, leaving break
~ about 40 feet. Nvorkman have tecn en-
gaged in repairing the damage and have nearly
completed their labors. Both dams Withstood
the food heroicaly. and may now be regard
ed as fixtures" Tor al tllse 10 come.
If YOU want to invest in clothing, dry goods,
notions, or anything Ill the dry goods trade
call ut the New York Store; there You VIII get
more and better good; than ut any other
place. x
We are pleased to hear that Rev. Thos. 3.
/ DOLBY i. to remain here permanently as pas
tor of the Episcopal church. Gle has already
made many friends and will become a very
popular clergyman. We are asked TO state
tina. as the church now las arcSdcnt minister.
all calls. day or night, from his congregation
will lie atten led TO.
It's well established fact til at 10 house in
Salina can undersell the New York Store.
SPECIAL NorICE-As the Republican conn-
~ convention is appointed to meet on the day
OF the regular meeting of the Saline county
council, i. of H.. the council will meet at
nine O'Clock a. IN. sharp. Members efthe council
will take due notice and govern themselves ac-
cordngiy. \. Z. COLLINS, Master.
Solomon, Sept. 22d, 1874.
Ia new and complete stock of fall and win
ter clothing is now on display at the New York
store, which will b. sold cheaper than ut any
other place it town. Call and learn prices of
clothing which will astouish you.
! Rev. J. Il. Downer announces, this week,
that he will be a candidate for the Office OF Sill
perintendent of Public Instruction. Mr.Downcr
IS an experienced educator. having spent many
years of his life rs a college professor. He is
practical man. thoroughly educated in all
branches and would make an excellent upcr-
intcndent.
The New York Store will receive a very
large supply of fall and winter goods, of all
descriptions. ia a few day. which will be offered
at prices according to the hard times. IIur-
rah for the New York Store.
BY some mistake we have been Inveiglcd
into the crime Of telling the people that the
Lincoln Center Neics had been transformed IN
TO the Wilson Enterprise. Whereat, friend
Barker comes ut us Ikea Thousand of brick, =
and says you're another" Now Barker is n
heavy man. and we are light weight. Hence
we stand ready to retract. Barker is running
two papers-thc Nc,cs and the Enterprise.
The public school commenced last Tuesday.
instead OF Monday aS was expected. on ac-
count of some difficulty IN getting possession
Of the building. The attendance Of scholars
is larger than ever before. and with all the
convenienceS in the way If large and cheerful
rooms. there is not sufficient room yet. the
third story were completed there would not be
more room than is needed. OF couse. it will
he impossible to finish that story at present.
The instructors are well qualified for their re-
spectivc positions, and we expect that they
will make model school for the State.
pretty good thing is told concerning n
certain candidate for Office from the 'rooral
dcestricts." Said candidate went into Saline
county precinct to .'look after his chances"