The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
Mrs Jet,ries served up a sumptous dinner t,


Mrs. Jefiries served up a sumptous dinner :
many of her friends on Christmas day. Ne
hospitality is noted. and none fail to be pei
fcctly satisfied with her culinary treatment.
All kinds of. sewing machine needles TO
sale at the Remington sewing machine room
of Fassett & Bowen.
I Dir. Samuel Ayres. OF Richmond, Va, faith
er of Col. F.. w. Ayres of this city, has invent
ed truss which Is rapidly becoming very pop
ular, aud the sale of which is destined to maxi
the inventor very rich.
Next week is the week Of prayer, which i;
generally observed by all Evangelical church
es throughout the Union. There will be Union
: meetings each evening during the week at the
Methodist church.
regret to say that the railroad agent thai
gave me excursion rates has Withdrawn his
proposition. The excursion East, therefore
will not be made. A. IL. Rose.
: A keen cutting cold wlnd-bv far the coolest
of the season-camc down on us, Monday
night. The weather continued cold until last
night. when snow commenced falling. The
snow is probably three inchc, deep this morn
ing. -e-~ -
The American Sardine Co.'S Boneless Sar
dimes, arc much better. and less than half the
cost of imported sardines. Sly
Quite number of fellows became mellow
on Christmas day. which was occasioned by
causes well enough known to themselves. We
are happy to state, however, there were fewer
followers of Bacchus that day than is usual on
Christmas occasions in Sallna.--~$
If you want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk'sreal estate
office-only % cents meal. y 2tf
Dr. j. w. Daily has returned from st. Louis.
He went to that city for the purpose of settling
in the practice of medicine; outbound that Sa-
lima is still the place for him. He has now
concluded TO reside permanently here, and is
ready TO attend strictly to his practice.
Corn for sale at Powers, Goodnow & Co.'S
The following letter patent was issued to
citizens OF the State of Kansas, during the week
ending Dec. 10, 1874 Sterescopes, A. III. Nc
Clintock and II. Baker, Fit. Scott Reported by
Fitch and Fitch, solicitors OF patents, No 81
HOW. OOhu oslci,
at-law, corresponding solicitor in Salna.
Capt. c. W. Banks Returned from Indiana
last Monday,night. lie says he has seen no
town oniiis trip which suits him better than
Salipa! Notwithstanding the misrepresenta-
tons made by swlndlins relief agents in the
East, he says that many Indiana people talk of
emigr2ting to this portion of Kansas in the
spring.
A new improved 800 Sewing Machine for
sale. Price only $50. Also for sale, n match
ed span of ponies-cheap. nj. L. SLOAN.
few evenings ago we received a delicately
tinted and printed missive. announcing that on
December 22d, 1874, Mr.. Il. l.. Bond was mar
RED to Miss Alice s. Carver. They are expect
ed to arrive in Salina this evening. Everything
KS now eXplained-that new house, furniture.
&c. Long life and happy experiences to the
bonded couple is the wish of the JOURNAL
office --~-----~
FoR SALE offer for sale good stone and
brick dwelling house, On 81 street. and bricI
stable. at a good bargain Or will trade the
s:ime for a farm.
IT, j. A. NELSON.
We desire TO call attention again to the con-
certs to be given by the band tomorrow and
Saturday evenings. The programme will con-
sist OF vocal and instrumental music, quar-
tettes. duets. solos and full band pieces. The
Gypsum creek band is 10 assist, and an - open
air - concert will be given by the united bands
There will be an entire change of programme
on Saturday evening. Admission 80 cents;
children, % cents concert 10 commence at
quarter before s.
! All persons indebted to the firm of Litowich
& Whitman are hereby requested to come at
once and make settlement, and those having
claims against this firm. to present them prop
erly audited for settlement.
If LIrowIcu 6 WHITMAN.
The following are the oilicers-rlect for the
year 1879. OF Rocky Hill Grange, No 522: mas
ter l.. r. Parsons oversccr. w. w. Peck
lecturer Robert Anderson; steward. James
Cunningham f; assistant steward, A. f. Roe;
chaplain. W. Boatman; treasurer, James Rob
ertson; secretary, Thos. Robertson gate
keeper, 5 ;mucl Parsons: Ceres, Mrs. Elizabeth
Anderson Pomona. Mrs. Marcna Coburn
FORA, Bliss ail't IloustoH Iddl dSsiSldul
steward, Mrs. Kate A. Parsons.
Orders for coal promptly filed AZ the fol-
lowing rates:
Leayenworth. s. 90.
TT. Scott, black. $50
1t. Scott. red. $500.
Burlingame $500.
Usage shaft. $3.50.
Cherokee, SO 90, at Palmer's.
There are more Jobs around here than have
been seen before for long time. They are
only Jobs as to their boils. The patience is
lacking. Oa,hs predominant. Several good
fellows glide along the sidewalks with their
heads of the track like locomotive, their
necks enclosed in white 'kercbiefs-as if aping
the clergy would cure boils; and with: their
eyes slanting here and there as if the boys had
been stealing sheep. The raid of the boil
army is formidable. The meanness must come
ont in one way if not in another.
Having sold my entire interest in the milk
business to Mr.. j. ". Anderson, take pleas
ure in recommending him to my patrons.
J. ". RUSSELL.
Having purchased the interest and good will
Of Mr. J. ". Russell. who formerly sold milk
in Salina, now propose to furnish pure milk
NJ nc Reasonable prices as can be afforded and