The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-29

: There is talk again of making Salina a cit,
of the second class She now has much NOR
than the requisite population.
Mr.. Burch, of the Chicago Commercial Al
vertiser, was again III town last Monday. III
went to Denver Monday evening.
Samuel Croyle. of New Cambria. narrowly
escaped being drowned, a. ais1 his team;i
crossing the Solomon, last Thursday.
Weather prophets all over the country fore
tell cold and severe winter. Ii has beer
dsagreeable thus far, to say the least.
One thousand choice apples, all hand picked
and in three bushel barrels, just received
Cheap is the word, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Don't be humbugged-we have the best and
cheapest apples in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
A nice lot Of Dress Goods just receirsd, ana
'ciH Be sold for IS cts; usual price 50 cts.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
We have better four pound for sl.OO coffee
than any house in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
New buckwheat flour, maple syrup, apple
butter, mince meat and sweet cider, just re-
ceived and for sale cheap, at Ober. Wilson &
Co.'S.
We have too many goods. We are going to
sell them to some one, pretty cheap, for cash.
Come and get a bargain at the New York
Store.
John Eisenhaur has just opened a kiln OF
very good looking brick. They are of a red
color. The brick is already being hauled from
his yard.
| The winged choristers no longer chirp
their mathis here. They have gone to chimes
where the rising sun can boast OLA more fer
vent heat.
What a grand audience you Salina people
make, said Miss Anthony to Rev. J. H. Lock-
wood, after the close Of her lecture last Thurs
day evening.
Why not have mum and corn sOcia-
bles? A little variety will do, you know.
viii not some church take the initiatory step
in the matter:
Mr.. Walton's livery and feed stable north of
Addison & Peterson's lumber yard is approach
ing completion. 1t is quite large and sub
stantial building.
IL is stated that Capt. w. Brown, recently
resident here, is now Captain of one of the
Atlantic passenger steamers running from
Boston to Liverpool.
DIR. Morris new bank building is being hur-
ried forward with dispatch, The brick and
iron vault was put in last Friday, and the up
per rooms are being partitioned off.
Mr.. o. ii. Thostenburg is getting material
on the ground for the purpose of building
large fine residence on Santa Fe avenue--east
side, near the corner of South street.
LosT-A hound pup, nearly grown, white
breast one fore leg white. A liberal reward
will be paid for its recovery. Return to Ed.
Smith, at Markland, Dodge & Moore's.
The Journal issues from 5000 to 10000
more papers during the year than either of
the other papers in this county. It's circula-
is mainly in Saline and adjoining counties.
Mr.. J. l. Huber has been assisting in making
street mill, since last week Monday. He will
probably remain there during the winter
Come and see our new bleached cotton for
ten cents per yard, by the yard or by the piece.
The best ever shown west of New York for
the money. LITOwICH 81 WHITMAN.
Why is it that Ober, Wilson & Co. are sell
ing more goods than any two houses in town?
Because they buy their goods direct, and are
selling them much cheaper than any other
house.
We are indebted to our friends, A. c. Wait
and A. Il. Head, for favors in the turkey line.
They shall be lovingly remembered as we 60
down among the bones OF the aforesaid
turkeys.
The people of Saline county will soon be
called upon TO sign petitions addressed to the
county commissioners, praying for the sub
mission to vote of the people various bridge
propositions.
So many business houses are being erected
that it is almost impossible 10 find stretch Of
two hundred feet of unobstructed sidewalk.
People can stand it as long as buildings con-
tinue to go up.
Come One-come all. and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by W. Up.
lhacher, Is the best restaurant IN the west
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
WANTED-The first volume of the g The
First Year of the War; by Pollard Of Rich
mond, belonging to r. III. Bishop. The per
son in possession of the same will please re
turn il to this Office.
The Saline county coupon case" was set for
trial in the L. ;. Court at Topeka. the first OF
this week. Citizens Faulkner, Culp, WoOlley,
Wight, Palmer and Hanna, and perhaps few
Others, went down TO testify.
The frame of the Fourth street brewery is
up and partly enclosed. The vault work is
completed. The vault work of the East Side
brewery Is also nearly completed. and the
frame will he raised next week.
Several Pennsylvania farmers desire to rent
farms in this vicinity. II any of our farmers
living within four or five miles of town desire
10 rent their farms, they will please leave
word with Rev. a. J. Hartsock.
A horse was stolen from Mr.. a. h. Pierce
last week Wednesday night 1t was ridden of
by man who had been working for him sew
eral months. The horse was finally recovered