The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-06

strike some pleasant day before the peopl'
will properly 'enthuse."
The most excellent fresh oysters in the
City at Lays.
j. ". Peterson and wife started East thi.
morning. They will stop tor month ia
Moline. ILL.,. aud then visit the Centennial.
From thence they will 90 to Sweden, where
they will remain for several months.
The largest stock of Prints. and the best
collection at the New York Store.
RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-On Thursday. the 18th
of April the Right Rev. Thos. II. Vail VIII
visit the Parish Of Christ's church. Salina.
Divine service will be held at the church OH
that day. at seven and half o'clock, p. m.
!, c. e. Meade & Son have horses and cattle
flor sale or trade,
Bad weather don't scare McGonigal's Gus
toners. They are getting ready for pleasant
xycather. As model tailor McGOnigal is
I unsurpassed in the state. He has the knack
,roffttng every man and then his prices COM
I pare with the times.
The best stock of Linen goods, at the New
! DIRK Store.
The contest case of Wildman W.. Anderson
was argued again before Judge Prescott lasE
Friday. The Judge reserves his decision IN
Nil the 18th OF this month. The contest case
of Baker vs.. Long has been taken to the
Supreme Court.
Ladies'. your smith Dress Elevators for sale
at The New York Store.
There will be meeting for the election Of
officers for the Hook and Lad Ter company. at
Donegan', Hall next Monday eve, at o'clock.
Boys turn out. ID. f. DoNEGAN,
Foreman.
Those oysters at Lays are the best ever
brought to this market. You can get them at
any tme--day or night.
We are at last compelled to agree with the
Atchison Champion that winter seldom begins
here a. early a this. We hardly ever have
any snow before July, and sometimes not I'M
l Ill the middle OF August. Luckily. however,
we've haying ANA harvesting done by The last
OF February"
The old must go to make room for the new.
Call and get bargains IN wall paper, window
curtains, millinery, fancy goods, albums. toys,
all fine quality. Mas. ~ /. GREER.
RELIGIOUS NorEcE.-rhc Pre.byterY Of To-
prla will hold its regular annual meeting in
the Presbyterian church of this city. begin
ming Tuesday. April liih, at seven aud hall
% olock. p. M. The first service will be the
Npening sermon by Ecv. j. NJ. Brown, Of
Hays City. PresDytery viii continue in ses-
sion several days. The public are cordially
invited to any ami al its meetings.
y For Arctic Alapacas-the best-go to the
New Yorl, Store and see for yourself.
The boys had = turn about the other day
naming that baby. It was uotarag baby, but i;
took rag money to pay expenses. The pro
ee,>on formed and marched along quite crook
ikily. The baby manners got so after awhile
THAT il was a question whether they were pro-
nouncing in lIindoo or Arabic. The cradle
was well rocked by all, i'm turn. Never was
there such a convocation before over naming
"a baby.
The latest styles of cuffs and collars, at the
New York Store.
Last Monday nigh. Masters COVE Bishop and
( Bonnie Hanna were rowing Il boat in the race
lcour@e at the mill. when the boat commenced
Tipping and the boys having become alarmed.
/ jumped out. Master Hanna came out all
/ right Master Bishop nearly lost his life
/ beng saved 10y a plank and a rope thrown
to him by boys standing on the pier.
The largest stock of dry goods ever brought
/ to Salina just received at the broken down"
Stone ralacc-thc New York Store.
/ The Bavaria people celebrated the seventh
anniversary OF their settlement in that rcgion.'
on Tuesday evening last, by an entertainment
! at' their school house. Ten Night, in a
Bar room" was successfully played An
Invitation has been extended 10y the Saina
people to the Bavaria ''dramats,s' to play at
Salina, some time this month.
Come and see our ten cent Hose.
LIrOwICI & WHITMAN.
70 CASTLE ana Leon was given a new world.
Salina has two Columhu>es. and their names
are Baker and Bond. See what the Hays City
Sentinel says
In our last issue we mentioned the fact OF
two Sllina men being in oar county in search
of las was tacn supposed lead. Subsequent
developments have proved this to b. true.
From reliable parties we have learned that
ht'~~i~- DDiii anu b3htI Ni>tDEVFtl if'slti lii
unlimited quantities upon the farm OF John
Dearng,-cummonly known rs "old Kahn
tack. WHICH is situated in Cow Canon, aud
that the ore asSayed eighty-liye per cent.
No trouble to show goods.
LrrowICH & WTrMANX.
The old ana new City Councils met at the
council rooms yesterday afternoon and
shook" As three members of the new
were also members OF the old couucil. they
had to shake their own hards>l The old conn
ell wepi. a. was fitting they should do. aud
dissolved. The new council organized and
went Immediately into executive session. The
following nominations made by Mayor Radclil
were confirmed : marshal T.. Il. Tuttle; treas
urer, J. VI. Blodgcit; city attorney. John Fo>-
ter; street commissioner. j. T.. Harrison. The
city clerLship remains unsettled. Councilman
wickham was elected President Of the council.
The council meets again next Monday night.
Come and see our New Goods,
= LIrowIcH & w,rTMANN.
Non saturday afternoon. at about O'Clock.
p M. the residence ot Mr.. {. W. Jones. on
Ninth street. waS discovered - De on fire T.
being the first Of April, people were little
Inclined 10 believe that there was any foauda-
ton for the alarm hich was sounded upon