The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-28

Walnut streets, and Will build residence in
inediately. -
Mr.. Chas. Holmqvist has ust received a lo
of harness from Kansas City, which will b
sold cheaper than ever. Farmers, now
your chance.
We understand that there is consderabl
competition between Abilene and Solomon
Ciy grain buyers To control the Dickinson
county grain trade.
Two sisters of Messrs. Freeman and Johl
Kingman arrived on Friday evenings train
They will spend some time in Kansas, visltin;
their brothers and friends.
Why is it that Brakeman & Co. can sci
goods SO much cheaper than any one else
Answer-Because they get their goods from
first hands and sell for.cash.
Mr.. l.. G. Skancke and mother arrived in Sa
lima last week. and found telegram summons
ing them TO Denver and stating that his sise
was not expected to live. They left on the
same train on which they came.
We received a call from Ira ID. Thorp, gen
era agent for the Great European Geological
Association. lie looks TO the interests of the
Association in a business like manner.
Mr.. Dodge, Of Wallace, has purchased the
house and lots on the corner of Third and
Walnut streets ofW. X. Fitzgerald. ard will
at once occupy the same with his family. ~.
The Germans held party at Donegan's Hall
Wednesday evening. at which they INDUCED
in the QUAINT maze" of the dance until a mil
lion rays announced the approach of day.
Rev. Maxwell Phillips will occupy the pull
! pit of the Presbyterian church next SUNDAY
evening. when lie will give an account OF his
experience in the missionary work in Mexico.
Mr.. w. c. Buick; of Lincoln county, called
on Friday. Mr.. Buick is agent for the Cen
tennial History of Kansas. written by Charles
r. Tuttle. lie sold number of copies in Sal
ina.
The editors Of this paper have been indulg-
ing somewhat in politics for the last few days,
and hence the Journal Is not what it should
be. After this week we promise bettsr pa
per-
The Board of County Commissioners were in
session yesterday for the purpose of instruct
ing the counsel for tho county in the case of
Brown VS.. Saline county-another of the bond
suits.
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad has Is
sued one of the best railroad pamphlets we
have yet seen, giving views OF scenery along
the line. 1t is worth having as book of ref
ercnce.
We are pleased to acknowledge the receipt
OF 4 complimentary ticket to the Fourth An
uual Fair of the Dickinson County Agricultu-
raj Association. to be hell at Enterprise, OF
tobcr 18th. 18Th aud nth.
The great circus. with three royal Bengal
tigers. five lions, three small aligators, but,
Notwithstanding the above, Campbell, Sloan
q Tuthll have the goods for ali creation. Only
come and you will be happy
Men preambulate the streets with bruised
heads and blackcned noses, from which we
infer that they have been wrestling with sew
sr;ll joints of stove pipe-one of the concom-
tants Of cloves Young dream" --~- r
Three hundred pieces of flanncls. This j.
more Than we will be able to handle this
month, so we will sell them at the very lowest
figures in order TO reduce them.
BRUCKMAN e Co.
d. II. Stewart. Of East Leavenworth, says
Browns Liver Pill. are just the thing for bill
louS diseases IN the Missouri river bottoms.
Mathew Boyle, OF Delaware. says Browns
Liver Pills sells we'll. The people don't want
any other kind Sold by Oscar Seitz, druggist,
Salina
A meeting was held in Donegan's Hall last
evening for the equalization Of a Tilden and
Hendricks club. About fifty names were en-
rolled. A committee was appoint q on per-
manent organization. TO report at the next
meeting. Several speeches were made anG the
meeting adjourned.
l We publish the concluding sermon of Rev.
W. A. SimkinS' on sabbath Dissertation. 1t
is Il sensible. practica! christian view, aud one
which the positive anii-Sabbatarian will hardly
successfully assaiI. We also publish an article
from L. l.. Rugges. in which he discusses the
history If the sabbath.
We call attention 20 the announcement of
the City Laundry. just established by j. NJ.
Snivcly. on Santa Fe Avenue. opposite Major
Brrk's land office. Mr.. Snively will take cspec-
lai pllU> 10 40 Nd~lsilP III llic ot>L VI elliC
He will soon have Cinnamon washers.
Flanncs twenty-five per cent. lower than
any one in Kansas can sell them. They were
bought for cash from mills now in bankruptcy
and were bought at our own figures. Save
money by buying OF tie.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
L. \. b. Dexter has gone to Salina, where
he will enter the employ OF j. Il. McGonigal.
the boss merchant tailor of Central Kansas.
We commend Dexter TO the tender care of the
Sainaites aud assure them that they will find
him wide-awakc, stirring fellow. ana always
level Ion the goose" Success 10 linn in his
new quarters.-Enterprse Gazette.
save your money aud buy your goods at the
New Store. We will lstunish you with our
prices. MAINLAND. DODGE Il MOORE.
NJ. L. +. Scott, county treasurer of Ottawa
county. called last Thursday. He was on his
way to Ohio. where lac will spend about three
weeks. MIR. Scott is one of the most expert
enced and successful sheep raiscrs in the State
and his ranch Is unsurpassed in natural advan-
tageS for feeding aud handling sheep. He in
tends. upon returning from Ohio. 10 bring a
carload OF the best rams 10 be found Ia the
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