The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02
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some of those fine oysters.
Not to be undersold.
CAMPBELL. SLOAN G. TUTHILL.
Come and examine our goods, and prices
they are lower than you will find them elst
where. ODER. BOND 6 WILSON.
Rev. G. S. Dearborn preached very strong
and able sermon at the Methodist church las
Sunday evening to large and interested audi
ence.
Seeing DR.. Bell going down street with two
Joints Of stove pipe was sufficient evidence to
us that DIR. Bell had moved into his new
house.
A case of prints of new design, and beauti-
full line of ladies ties of latest styles and colors
opened to-day, at Campbell, Sloan and Tut
hills.
On Tuesday evening" Halloween - a few
friends of the family of W. X. Gels assembled
at his residence and enjoyed themselves in a
merry making way.
A Mr.. Blower has been lecturing for several
evenings i'm the Lutheran church Oh 'fInspiratiOn
of the Bible His lectures were very inter
esting and instructive.
| Mr. John NJ. Anderson has purchased the
Knox farm one-half mile south of town. 1t is
splendid farm and Anderson will rapidly
improve its appearance.
The Pacific House is being overhaucd by
Kreuger and made ready for winter. The Of
flee Is to be changed and its inside appearance
rearranged for the better.
Tom Williams will soon engage in business
at Viii sons Station, with his cousin from ILL
nois. They are stirring young men, and will
succeed in their new field.
Mr.. c. w. Jones returned from his eastern
trip last Friday evening. looking As though he
had enjoyed himself. With all the attractions
OF the East, he prefers Salina.
Waddy Hoover is making a tour of the
northwestern counties. showing the people of
that region wonders equal to those in the eX-
position buildings at Philadelphia.
Shawls, baby's cloaking, ladies' jackets,
hosiery hoods, dress goods and full assortment
of six and a half pound comforts opened to-
day, at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
Mrs. Zetta Schiller, mother OF Louis Schiller
OF this CITY, died at Gunzenhausen, Germany.
on the LIST day of September, at the advanced
age of 81 years, months and II days.
An engine is to be placed in Robinson's ele-
vator tor the purpose OF running the machine
ry. Geo. Kreuger is already at work making
the necessary preparations for the same.
DrJames L. Dodge, formerly of Topeka, has
located in Salina for the practice Of medicine.
His residence is in the Daley building, on
Santa Fe Avenue. His card appears this week
A political meeting will be held at the stone
school house, district No. z, near the farm Of
J. \. McCar;y, on Saturday evening, Nov. 1.
ii. l.. Jones and other speakers will represent
Capt. S. II. Williams has purchased the
house and lots on Iron avenue. now occupied
by Rev. j. Ii. Lockwood, OF W. B. Sholl, and
will build new residence there In the spring.
Dr. r. Z. Nickles left for Philadelphia yes
terday morning. After visiting the EXPOSE
ton he will visit his friends in Ohio. He will
return about the 18th inst. DR. Crowley will
have charge of DIR. Nickles' business while he
is absent.
We understand that the Democrats of Nc
Pherson county have put the following ticket
in the field Representative, ID. III. Page
Clerk District Court, T. Glenn Butts Probate
Judge, David McCoombs Supt Schools, 5.
X. McClain.
On Tuesday afternoon the wind changed to
the north and mourned over the de-
parture Of our beautiful summer-like weather
About IL O'Clock at night the rain began beat
ing down and continued to fall throughout the
night and all day Wednesday.
To be happy yourself. and to make your
wife happy, also to keep all the children in
good humor, you want to so TO Campbell,
Sloan & Tuthilrs, and get barrel of those
nice apples, the finest ever brought into this
town-and cheap.