The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-06

Gents under shirts and drawers. the best
largest, and cheapest stock, at the New Yor
Store.
Walton's new feed stable on santa Fc j. nov
ready to accommodate farmers and othe
teams.
The finest, best and cheapest line of Boot
and Shoes in the state. AT Ober, Wilson i
Co.'S.
Subscriptions received for Nine Detnorest
Magazine, at Mrs. Hedigan's Pattern En-
porium.
Anthracite coal sells at SIS per ton in Salina
1t seems to be in fair way of coming into
general use.
The German immigration Society meets at the ofice
Of Z. H. Bishop. ESQ, tomorrow friday night, al
8 O'Clock sharp.
When you come to town put up your team
at Walton's new feed stable. The stable Is
now ready to do business.
The Lutherans are Building church Fairchild'
school house, Smoky View township. Itssdinensions
are 3Ox6O feet. 1t is already enclosed.
Farmers, drive into Walton's new feed stable
when you come to town. Your teams will be
cared for there in the best of style.
Steps to organize a new building and loan
association will be taken at the Office Of Wight
& Carroll, tomorrow friday night.
Only few Ladies' Trimmed Hats left. They
will be sold very IOaq. Come and examine.
ODER, WILSON q Co.
We haze a fetO choice AppIes that ,Oe ,0iH sell
r - m II L. L.,
are gone. MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
Hats and caps, the knobbiest and the best
stock in the city-come and see them for your
self. LIrowIcH & WITTMANN.
Furs! Furs,! Turs..! cheap, cheaper,
cheapest. We defy the world.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
Another pleasant reception was given by
Mrs. W. s. Warner and Miss Nellie Warner Of
evening.
Mr.. A. Perrin, recently Of the Kansas Pa
cific Land Department was In town, Monday
evening. He started for st. Louis Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. wickham started for
Norwalk, Ohio, last Tuesday morning. They
will visit in that city until about the first OF the
new year.
MIR. ID. B. Davis, special agent for d. Apple
ton & Co., Is in town, canvassing for the
American Encyclopedia. He is very pleas
ant gentleman.
DR.. Morris has just received the "Yale Time
Lock- for his bank vault. 1t is very unique
continuance. 1t has already been adjusted to
the vault door.
A substantial hide warehouse is to be built
on the lot on Fifth street north of the "l0ln
property. Workmen are busy with the exca-
walton work at present writing.
We understand there is some talk of engage
ing Gov. Anthony and Noble l.. Prentis to de-
liver lectures here this winter. Both gentle.
men would draw large audiences.
A rain storm accompanied by thunder and
lightning prevailed Monday evening. There
was more thunder Tuesday evening. "Aint
this country pretty well wetted?'
The w. III. Fitzpatrick who was recently
confirmed Register of the u. S. Land Office al
Topeka, is father of Prof. Fitzpatrick, princi--
pal of the Public Schools in this city.
Losr-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 MARYLAND Dodge & Moore's.
Canton fiannels, new lot just received for
cts per yard come and see it, it is better
goods than you can buy for 10 cts elsewhere.
LIToWICH & WHITMAN
There will be business meeting of the
Athletic Club at their Hall this evening. All
members are requested to be present.
Z. X. FUTILE, Sec'y.
Clothing, clothing, we guarantee satisfac-
ton in clothing and overcoats, great bargains
we offer in that line, come and see us.
LIrowIcH & WHITMAN.
Come and see our white shirts. Hundred
and unlaundred, the best in the world, for
81 so and s.. 90, at the New York Store.
LITowIcH & WHITMAN.
Why is it that ODER, Wilson & Co. are selling
more goods than any two houses in town?
Because they buy their goods direct and are
selling them much cheaper than any other
house.
The Athletic Club will give an evening party.
at their hall next week Friday. The dancing
to commence at $50 O'Clock and close between
II and o'clock. Their parties have become
quite popular.
Come one-come all. and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by W. P.
Thacher, Is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-flve cents.
Judge Prescott discharged the jury Irregular psneD
last Friday, and ordered that new jury be summon
ed. which was done. II is likely, from present ap
pearances that will continue in the bal
ance of this month.
wANTED-The first volume of the The
First Year Of the War" by Pollard, of Rich
mond, belonging to r. II. Bishop. The per
son in possession of the same viii please re
turn IL 10 this Office.
We learn that Capt. Bartlett grocer, is to
move into the building occupied by Mr.. ID.
Freemiller, about the lst of January. and thai
the latter has not as yet secured room for
his boot and shoe store.
Messrs Youngfieisch and Rief intend to or
ganize full orchestral banda much needed
acouisItion 10 our Salina entertainments A