The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-13

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Minneapolis at the recent election. and G.. ii
King police judge. Both gentlemen are vel
known in SalIna.
For your Clothing 30 70 the New Yorl
Store.
Geo. Woolley. son of III. F. Woolley Of thi
morning, to become clerk in the store o
BulIene, Moore & Emerys.
The nobbicst new style one-quarter and one
half Marble Bureaus in the country, at old
style prices, at RADcLIFF Bros.
TC Marks will be ready to deliver hi:
nursery stock. plants, &C., OH and after to.
morrow. Those who have ordered of him
should bear this in mind
Sweet Potatoes. nice for eating or planting,
just received. only 81 per busliel. at
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TCTHILL's.
Rev. z. F. Hill thinks a female seminary
ought to be started In Salina just fer the pur-
pose of educating that little girl which has
recently been added to his family.
| Those oysters at Lays are the best ever
brought to this market. You can get them az
any time-day or night.
Rev Mr. Dearborn. NJ. E.. presiding elder.
has brought his family TO this place and makes
his residence in the dwelling house next north
OF M. Frank Goodnow's, on seventh street.
A very large stock of Soaps, just received
at the New York Store. Call and see them
for yourselves anti learn prices.
LIrowIcH & WHITMAN.
Cllas. Holmqvist. harness maker, has
moved his shop into the building lately occu-
pied by j. b. McGonigal. and the latter's
tailor shop is located at the building just east
of the Herald Office.
Don't forget that the largest and best Sc.
lectcd stock Of rakes hoes, forks and files, is at
RADCLIFFE Bros.
The following gentlemen were elected Off
GERS of the hook and ladder company last
T..w. Bates. secretary and treasurer; A. W.
Wickham. assistant foreman.
Wall paper. school books. base bail outfits.
&C.. &c. at Whitehead d Scaman's Two
sides of their room are taken up by the best
stock of wall paper in Kansas. You cannot
ldl.lh vi q pStIclH lHcl w HOI ua'S'
Coming on the train from the west you
don't discover any great signs OF ''civilza-
ton" until you strike Saline county. Then you
will begin to see the fine wheat fields, and the
white farm houses and barns.
Remember we will meet any prices, and sell
you goods az cheap as any living white or
black man. Come and see us.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTu,LL.
Messrs Faulkner & wildman have.recently
improved their Office by putting in new iurni-
ture. a carpet. etc. The room is now de-
lightfully cosy, place, and their friends will
always find pleasant quarters there.
NrGonigal counts 49, l5-i, 15-6. and so on.
but that don't prevent him from giving you
an exact fit aud suit of clothes which the En-
pcror OF Brazil would lie most happy to put
on. Call at his shop-onc door east of the
Her aid Office.
The following residents Of Saline county
were witnesses in the Mccormick case
at Russell S. NJ. Palmer, j. II. Bishop. ii. ID
Baker, f. II. W!ldman, Frank Goodnow, II.
+. WoolIey. A. NJ Beebe, +. J Going, ID. +.
Doncgan. John Foster. J. II. Sncad. l.. Lamp
kins, ID. b. Powers, a. NJ. Campbell, G. A.
Hitler, w. r.. Gels, j. ". Cooinbs. A. q.
CouSe, VIM. Fields and D.. ID. Sampson.
Linen Hankerchiefs at ten cents each, al
the New York Store.
The Prcsbytery of Topeka is row In session
in this city. Several prominent ministers.
from abroad are in attendance. Rev. j. VI.
Brown. of Hays City, preached Tuesday even
ing; Rev J. A. Anderson. President of the
Agricultural College at Manhattan. last even-
ing. President Anderson's effort was an able
one full of many happy thoughts and contain
ing much practical instruction.
Mrs Murphy desires to announce to the
ladies of Salina and vicinity, that she is now
prepared to receive orders for Hats aud Bon
nets, of which she has variety OF all the diff
ferent styles now in market She will continue
to receive all the novelties of the season soon
as they are in market.
At the council meeting last Monday night,
Mayor Radcitf appointed the following gentle
men upon the standing committees Finance
A. w. Wickham. chairman. VIM. Berg. X.
T. Watson; Streets and sidewaks--T. J Going.
chairman, c. w Banks, A. w. Wickham
License-Wm. Berg, chairman, a. w. Wick
ham, 4. J. Going Ordinances-C. ". Banks,
chairman, L. J. Going, X. I. Watson; Fire
I. Watson, chairman, e. w.
Banks, Wm. Berg.
Everybody should call and see our new and
large stock Of goods.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
The Naturalization which proceeds from
yonder school house tower beats the music
of the "bells of the shannon" 500 per cent /,
1t is just lovely. The only trouble is. when
there is just the lightest breeze in the world the
music Of that tower can hardly 1
be heard across the street. The bell in many
respects would better adorn the neck of n
fresh mich COW than serve in the capacity of
calling the future statesmen together. Let Us 1
have some Naturalization which can be heard
at least three blocks
Lay will furnish oysters TO parties and to fes- |
rivals. of much better quality and AZ cheaper 1
prices than can be purchased elsewhere in the /
city.
Talk about your hail storms. Never was
there 4 worse one than that which passed over
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