The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-06
We will save Won from 81 to 81 on an over
coat. OBER, WILSON & Co.

i We will save YOU from 81 to s. on an over
coat. OBER, WILSON & Co.
Mr VIM. Dengle has sold his farm, seve
!, and one half miles south of town 10 SIR. Geo
K Wilson. late of Wheeling. Vest Virginia Tb
sale was effected BY Hamilton's real estat
y agency. Mr.. Dengle intends moving ..towr
r and engaging in business.
We have the best and cheapest Apple il
town. DEER, WILSON Il Co.
/ We notice that Abilene is to have a porl
packing honse. and the people Of the town arr
considerably elated over il. II l. just such al
establishment as would flourish with vigor in
our city. and it has been surprise to US tha
no one has gone into the business.
j, Boots. boots, boots and shoes, everybody
come and see our boots and shoes; we have
the best and the largest stock in the city; the
best made boot in the world for the leas
money. Come and see for yourself.
LITowTCH & WIrTMANN.
On the 18th ultimo, at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr.. Charles G.. Wilmarth was
united in marriage to Miss Mary VI. Shuftz
} Rev. T. B. Dooley, rector Of the Episcopal
church, conducting the ceremony. We wish
our friend Wilmarth long and happy life in
his new sphere.
Many are the oaths unpronounced (although
they are carefully registered and will confront
him in the last day. by the dealer who goes
out and puts in whole day at dunning, and
returns to his store or Office without having
collected half enough to meet that draft. Cash
is surely getting scarce.
i Hon. A. D. Gilkeson, of Hayes City, has
been attending court here for the past two
weeks. Mr.. Gilkeson is one of the best aid
most successful lawyers in this portion of the
State. He has worked up quite practice
In the Fourteenth judicial District which seems
to be increasing very rapidly.
We will commence delivering books to sub
scribers In Salina, on or about the 10th of De-
cember. Persons who have subscribed, will
please be prepared to pay for their books upon
delivery. Mr. Almond is still receiving sub
Inscriptions for our popular works.
| HUBBARD BROTHERS.
Those articles of jewelry at ID. & J. B. White
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and look 50 charming but how muci more beautiful
will they appear in eyes OF the fair possessors dur
ing the holidays Buy Of those beautiful sets for
kyour wife, daughter, sister. sweetheart. nyou
lido not choose to do So then buy Of those beau
lfnl clocks, some of that handsome silver plated
ware.
| Mr.. Simpson. OF Lawrence, who has been
associated in business with Mr.. +. NJ.
Hamilton for some time, has withdrawn from
the firm. Mr.. Hamilton now paddles his
own canoe" His real estate and loan agency
has already become one Of the most popular
institutions of the kind In Central and Western
Kansas.
We had the misfortune to slip up" as we
| trudged homeward the other day. Everybody
f{eels chagrned when placed in such predica-
ment. We especially felt so when We looked
upon a woman of the colored persuasion ap-
preaching, who looked as il she was grinning
and grimacing through horse collar. Yea,
we were confused
Saline county should raise up some historian
to write of the greatness of the city of Reeder
which has vanished from our territory-not
one stone being left upon another to tell of the
place which existed 20 years ago. Dick Mob
| ley and Capt. Hunter were among the inhabi-
Nants, as also Senator Plumb. viii they not
! volunteer to become historians
Having the largest and most complete stock
of goods brought to this part OF the country
Whitehead Seaman are prepared to offer extra in
ducements TO their customers In prices. They call
special attention to their toys fine box papers, books
| in fine bindery, miscellaneous books blank books,
memorandum, pass books, pocket books wall pa
per, window shades, etc Their Christmas goods are
more attractive THAI before Go to them and
purchase things for the holidays
In the Saline county coupon case" tried in
the L. S. District Court at Topeka last week,
| judgment was rendered against the county
for over $4,000. IL seems to be pretty well
settled that Saline county will suffer eternally
on account Of those railroad bonds. The coun-
ty should take some means to compromise the
matter and stop expense, and then everlasting
ly ''wallop" the men who are responsible for
the fraud.
At the residedce of DIR. and Mrs. r. Z Nick
les were assembled a most agreeably entertain
ed company last Saturday evening. All pres
ent donned their thinking caps' and strug-
gIeu COurdRcOuSiS Will tue must eHlS udliCai-
| ly defined words that could be conceived of.
Photographic writing could hardly be more
incomprehensible than was the description Of
"hotel," or the manner In which educate"
was stated.
From Denver papers we learn that Abram
Broomfield was buried beneath a mass of fall
ing coal In coal mine near Trinidad, on Nov.
10th, producing dislocation of the neck from
which he died soon after being rescued. He
was a brother of Mr.. Isaac Broomfield, of this
city, and formerly a resident of Ellsworth.
Mr.. I. Broomheld has the sympathy Of the
citizens of this city in his bereavement
1t is generally very cold on Thanksgiving
day in Kansas. Last Thursday was a young
winter; the following day was just as cold.
And there has been sprinkling Of cold at va
rious times since. Friday evening the green
waters of the Smoky were congealed,-that lie
the upper stratum" II was a thin CONCEAL
ment, but the first of the season hence It was
so noticeable. Shallow ponds hereabout were
frozen solid enough to make tolerable good
skating.
Thanksgiving Day was observed generally last