The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-04

who have searched in vain for better country
than this.
Mr.. E. Locke desires us to state that he il
prepared to give singing lessons anywhere in
Saline county. lie will also give private les
sons, when desired.
Call at Henry c. Davis Harness Shop, ons
door north OF Briggs & Gebhart's, If you want
to know all about Florida and the country be-
tween here and there.
The week of prayer commences next Sun
day. Day prayer meeting at =; 30 P. NJ. at the
Baptist Church. Night services at O'Clock
at the Methodist Church.
Capt. j. G. Mohler, our representative.elect.
started for Topeka this morning. He proposes
to be early on the ground at the time of the
organization OF the House.
The mothers hand lights up the fire. she
and her babe in flames expire. There is no
danger of the above if You buy your coal oil OF
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill.
| The Remington Sewing Machine will be sold
by us on time for the next thirty days, and no
longer. Now is your time to buy.
FAssETT & Bowen.
Barney Bohan. that he has just completed the
record of the proceedings in the case, and it is
to be filed in the Supreme Court Immediately.
MARRIED.-At the residence of the brides
father Angus Haggart. Esq, Jan. 2,lS77, by
Rev. w. A. Simkins, Mr.. Al. WOODWARD. to
Miss ELIZA j. HAGGART. all of Saline county.
We are positively going out of business, and
we will sell you goods cheap. Come and
make us an offer.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
Kellogg-not VIM. Pitt, but A. H.-of Law
renee. called last Monday. We were pleased
to see him and talk over matters of the long
ago. lie grows old MISUNDERSTANDING
that sunstrokc.
We enjoyed a pleasant call from Mr. ellis,
and ia. whitworth, Tuesday evening. Mr..
GilliS is from Milwaukee. Wis. and thinks
some of settling in Kansas near his son-in-law,
Mr.. Whi,eworth.
Important NotiIication-the female voters of
Salina are hereby notified TO meet in solemn
conclave at Donegan's Hall TO adopt means for
the punishment of husbands who refuse TO
trade at Campbell Sloan & Tuthill's.
A number OF gentlemen conformed to the
good custom of making calls on New Years
day. Sorc travelled IN carriages AMI some on
foot, BY Blazes." They were well received
and went home to get their Wristbands length.
ened.
4 very pleasant company partook of the
choicest viands at the ,linner table Of Mayor
Radc!ift, on New Years day 1t was the opin- |
ion Of all present that the chief executive Of
our city and his excellent lady entertained |
their guests most handsomely.
We learn that Mr. c. a. Kingman and his
partner. Mr. Anderson. ara preparing to start
a hardware and agricultural implement store
in the building formerly occupied by A. j.
Schwartz & Bro, and that they will commence
business about the 10th of this month.
The Kansas City JOURNAL thus speaks con-
corning a gentleman well-known here:
Jim Henry. who has for tho past five or
six wears tramDcd through Kansas I'm the
hardware interest OF this city. left yesterday
tor Chicago where he will connect himself
with prominent hardware house James, we
wish you success in your new field.
The ice gatherers have been busy during the
past week harvesting the ice crop. A large
supply ofthis article will be put up this year.
&. J. Lay Sc Bro. will put up about 200 tons:
Knute Carlberr about 400 tons: W. p. Thatch-
cr. about 50 tons and the Pacific House from 10
to 100. Carberg will supply the private
houses, and will construct an ice wagon for
that purpose.
Mrs. G. Z. JeffrIes knows fall well our chief
aing which is hungry as usual Accord
ngly large basket. crowded as full as an
omnibus. with tempting victulls. was brought
70 anchor at our Office. on Tuesday. We are
low prepared TO weather the storm for
mother month. meanwhile praying that the
good, mo.herly donor may live to a green old
lgc.
Invitations are ont for n Masquerade and
Fancy Dress Ball at the Pacific House on the
18th inst. 1t is proposed to make it a home
and the indications are that il
will be the most recherche affair of the season.
From the invitations we gather that none are
expected TO be present without mask. Quite a
number of our people are alre ldy at work pre-
'"i'H- ia"Ny utCoSCc anu htt>lueBduc Suile LOT
he occasion.
The guests of Mr.. F. c. Jackson during the
holidays were: Vim. Jackson. Mrs. ii Y. Wer-
len and son, Mr.. Jackson's father. sister and
nephew; |. X. Perry aud Miss Perry Mrs
Iackson's father and sister,. and Miss Maggie
ESdon. al! of Manhattan; also Mr.. and Mrs.
John 4. Woods of Clay Centre. and Prof T..
i. Thorpe. of Baker neutrality-suspicious. and
leiee of Mr., Jackson
AT Leavenworth, on January lst. 1877, Mr.
Z. a. Loviu, of this city. was united in mar
-iage TO Miss Lille Marshall. of the former
place, Rev. j. b. McClary conducting the mar
'iage ceremony. Mr.. Levitt is already one OF
'nr rising young lawyers. Though he has re-
ided here but short time, he has won host
# friends who will extend TO him and his bride
heir best wishes. as they become an impor-
ant and attractive part of Salna society. We .
BOW profoundly 10 Mr.. and Mrs Levitt
The Lyeeum meeting ut Eastmans School
House. on Gypsum creek on New Year evening
; spoken of rs the liyeIest affair that has hap
'ened for years In that neighborhood. Over
wo hundred and fifty persons were assembled
nd the school house WAS jam full. The Gyp-
ann hand ~ prcSart a,,l rvavaa