The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-28

+. the time, and are selling them fast, becaus
: they have decided to sell cheap and for cas-
!. only.
Mr.. Hudson, q new conner, has commence
building a fine residence on the lot betwee
Mr.. Frothngham's aud Mr.. Watson's res
dcnces, on Seventh street.
The mothers hand lights up the fire, sh
and her babe In flames expire. There is M
danger Of the above if you buy your coal oil o
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill.
Losr-A Sable fur tippet-with head of th'
animal at one end. The finder will please re-
turn the same to Mr.. G. j. Brunger, at Ober
Bond & Wilson'S store, or to the Journal office
We count among our Christmas enjoyment
the pleasant hours spent at the residence o
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, and were initiated into
the mysteries Of genuine English Christmas
dinner.
We have had some very cold weather during
the past week. Monday night the mercury
visited ten degrees below Zero% Tice's famous
Observation-Disclosures Years is prob
ably al hand.
Rev. Hill divides his time between furnish
ing food for the soul and food for the body.
Last week he sold a fine lot of fat cattle to the
Messrs. Meade. the average weight of which
was over LOGO pounds.
| Important Noification-The female voters
of Salna are hereby notified to meet in solemn
I conclave at Donegan's Hall to adopt means for
the punishment of husbands who refuse to
| trade at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
at present The following persons from Man
haitian are making him a VISIT His fatheri;
his father.ir-law. 1. ii. Perry; his sister, Mrs
wcrden, and daughter; Mrs Jackson's sister,
fA;rs. Kelsey,
\ The penalty Of five per cent. OH taxes. ac-
cortling to law should have been added last
week Wednesday but the tax roll was not
turned over by the Treasurer to the County
Clerk, and few days Of grace" were thus
given to The taxpayers.
The holiday trade at Whitehead g. Soaman's
has been immense; yet there are plenty OF
goods left. DO not fail to buy what you want
in their line of them. They sell cheap, are ac-
commodating ard polite, and never fail to give
satisfaction in the goods you purchase.
Mr.. Robert Cunningham, brother of Judge
Cunningham of this city, was the conductor in
charge Of the train wrecke near Hays.
last Thursday morning He is highly com
mended for his presence of mind and efforts to
save property and lives on that occasion
Aud still beautiful holiday goods are sold
by ID. & J. b. Whitehead. Silver ware, jewel
ry, clocks, &c., &C., are just as beautiful and
attractive at their place now as they were be-
fore Christmas. DO not fail to call and pur-
chase something not only handsome but use
tul.
Ladies f1rs at actual cost-dont fail to buy
set. Marktand Dcdge & Moore.
A CARD gladly avail myself of this OPP
portun y to thank my friends and parishion-
ers for their munilicent gift of poclet-book.
containing the sum of $l22 90, presented ne
On Christmas eve. Wishing you all happy
and very prosperous New Year. am yours.
aaeclionately in Christ THos. b. DooLEY.
1t makes no difference to Us whether Hayes
or Tldcn is elected, we will always be on
hand With our cheap bargains.
OBER, BOND & WLsoN.
grand turkey shoot took place on john
Kingman's place, on Gypsum, last Friday
The shooting was done with rifle at a dis
lance OF forty-tive yards rest, or thirty yards
OF hand Free Kingman was the champion
shot aud won sixteen birds. The boys report
an immense time aud all the sport they could
ask for.
Time will be given Oh all Remington Sew
ing Machines sold by us for the next thirty
days. FAssETT & Bower.
The schenectady DAYS have come,
The soleInnest Of the year;
When candidates add up the
Marked down for bitter beer.
And You don't believe it, call at Litowich &
goods marked way down.
On Saturday night 1t commenced showing
and by SUNDAY night full three inches covered
the ground.N Sleigh rides have been INDUCED
in to an unlimited extent, and fellows have
tried to make it appear fine. Such sleighing
is poor excuse tor what they have in high
Northern attitudes, but it is better than no
\ The Remington Sewing Machine will be sold
by Us on time for the next thirty days, and no /
longer. Now is your time 10 buy.
FAssElT Il Bowen.
Last Thursday night the meteor which was !
visible almost everywhere was seen distinctly /
here. although cloudy the ball of fire made
IN Illuminated "cavort" through half the /
sky S.in of the boys Were well satisfied /
il had fallen near town and proposed to get up /
an exploring exposition. But they probably /
know now that appearances are deceving."
On Christmas eve midnight mass was held .
u, the Catholic church.1 quite u large au-
dience was present. The music of the new or
gan was grand. rhe instrument was played \
by Mrs. l.. 4. Schwartz in 4 very skilful man
ncr. The choir composed of Mrs. Gels. Miss
Mrs. Wilker>on, Miss Josephine /
Fitzgerald. Mr.. +. \. Williams, Mr.. Levitt I
and Mr.. Wldman, rendered the difficult music .
in very credltabie manner.
Mr.. c. 4. Faulkner returned from Washing
ton last Saturday nightl He represents that
The feeling prevailing at the National capital
that Hayes will be inaug urated quietly, and
that the political waters will hardly be dis
turbcd Il. a ripple. He interviewed the Pres- I
dent and other dignataries. saw all the objects .
ef interest in the eli Y, visited his old home