The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17
Apples a specially at TEACHERS.

Mr.. John Gels, Sr. has been in town for sew
eral days--
Mr.. S. Seaman will soon build a residence on
Tenth Street. ~
Bargains In dry goods at the New York
Store.
Santa Fe was well sprnkled with teams Tues
day afternoon.
Treasurer Faulkner is in a most agreeable
mood-another boy.
If you don't think goods are cheap, go and
examine Obcr & Bonds stock.
There is some talk of making Salina city
Of the second class. "-
Misses VI. A. and Eliza Watson returned
cast last Thursday.
Gondslas would find plenty of occupation,
were they hercabout.
Our people think some of dcvoting their at
tention to ship building.
More cottonwood seed in tue air last Tues
day, and still we are not happy.
Capt Hanna, of the Herald, started for At
lanta, Georgia, Tuesday morning.
Watc hing the flood from Iron Avenue bridge
has been the occupation of many peoplc--E
sale at the Remington sewing machine rooms
of Fassett q Bowen. If
Formerly it was "too Whitewater for grind
ing purposes, and now it is ''too IN uch." AS
Il consequence the mills are not busy.
The boys of the Smoky Hill Base Club came
ont i'm their uniform, last Tuesday afternoon,
and played a game with picked nine.--S
1t will be noticed by the dissolution notice
published this week that the firm of Wilson
Brothers s. MInard is dissolved, Mr.. Minard
retiring. x
A gentleman from the East is making ar
engagements to build a two-story brick store,
25x75 feet, on the corner lot north of Litowich
& Wittman's. -
The pubic schools of this city will COM
mence next Monday. The school furniture
has been put in place and the building is ready
for occupation.
The ladies call at Lays to get Their ice
cream.
\ new bridge is TO be built in the neighbor-
hood OF James Chasc's, across the Mulberry
The old bridge across Dry creek, directly west
of town, is to be repaired.
1t is an undisputed fact that the cheapest
muslins to be had in town are at Ober &
Bonds.
The salary of the county attorney is now
500 per year instead o! 81 900. Ii has been
discovered at last that the salary of 81 ,000
was never legally paid. ~
Come and see our black alpaca-doube
made-only 40 cents per yard. You have to
pay J0cents for the same kind at any other
place. LIrowIcH x WHITMAN.
Preaching at the Lutheran church on Sab
bath. September 9th, at eleven o'clock 4. NJ.
Also at halfpast two L. NJ, on the same day,
by Chas. Y Dung, Pastor.
Bargains in dry goods at the New York
Store.
The Railway Company have commenced
bringing in cordwOod. This Will be good news
for those in want Of cheap lirewood, and now
is the time TO secure your winter supply.
Our attorneys have left in body to attend
the Mcpherson county court, which is now
} In session. Persons don't feel nervous any
longer, and boldly expose their pocket books
when they are so inclined to do so.
We hear that county attorney IIodghinSon
is greatly improved in health, having luxuriat-
cd in Long Island chm-balles and fruit for
several weeks. lie returns to Salna about
the last of this month.
1t will be noticed 10y an ordinance which is
published this week that the city council has
ordered that IA sidewalk be constructed along
Iron Avenue. from A. NJ. Campbell & Co.'S
store to Front street on the east side. The
east side fellows are happy. - -
Friend Wharton has '.had an &C cident" In
proof of tins we append an article from the
Leavenworth Commercial:
DIR. Wharton. Of the ippral, while return
ing from church on Sunday night. fell and
broke his arm. Another sad warning against
being out Sunday night.
Hon. Volany Ball, of Lincoln county, and
Hon. j. NJ. Underwood, of Mcpherson coun-
ty, were in town, Monday night, preparing tC
start on the next mornings train for Topeka,
TO attend the special session OF the legislature
Hon. j. Weaver, of this county, started tOr
Topeka the same morning. Il
Mr.. George SeitZ, brother Of Mr.. Oscar
Scitz of this place and a resident of Ellsworth
was married to Miss Emma Holzschuhef, late
of Germany. on last Thursday eveningA The
ceremony took place at Mr.. o. :Setz's resi-
dence and was performed by Rev. Mr.. Young
of the Lutheran church.
Mr. .E. Norton, OF the ST. Louis & Iron Noun
tain Railroad, has been visiting his relatives
and friends in this city for several days. He
t returned to 81. Louis this morning. His ole
acquaintance are pleased to know that he j:
f making firSt-claSs railroad man with assur-
ances Of further promotion and honor. Sue
cess TO Charles.
Mr.. l.. G. Skancke announces this week that
' he will be candidate before the Republican
convention for the office of Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court. Mr.. Skaneke is eminently quail
fled for the position and would make mail
ing good" officer. He will go into the con
: vention with great deal of strength and stanC
an excellent chance for the nomination.
Mr.. II. s. Cunningham. of Brookville. la.
been solicited by his fellow-citiZens TO becom,
: candidate for the Office of Probate Judge
and in accordance with their wish present.