The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25

The delay IN putting up the emigrant build
ing at this place is caused by the railroad com
pany being unable so far to spare cars TO
moving the Bismarck building down.
Capt. Z. W. Banks has returned from Ind
ana, after protracted visit.
Representative Moher, of this county, is
member of the following House committees
State Affairs, Elections, Revision of Laws. III
Is chairman of the first named committee.
wANTED-A girl to work in small family
Enquire at this Office.
We are positively going out Of business. ant
we will sell you dry goods, clothing. furnish
ing goods, etc, etc, at your own prices. Come
and see us. LITowIcH g. WHITMAN.
Nesc Clothing. and cheaper than erer, ct Mark
land. Dodge 4 Moore's.
Elder l.. n. Whaley. the new pastor Of the
Christian Church in tbs city. arrived last eve
ming lie will preach in the Baptist church
next Sunday morning, at ii O'Clock.
Mrs. L. o. Wight and her brother. Mr. w.
T. Hall. have gone to New York. called 10 that
state by the dangerous illness of their father.
Mrs Wight will remain East all winter. Mr.
Hall will return as soon as possible.
A carload of Fresh Manhattan Lime just re-
ceived by Radcliffe Bros.
The following gentlemen from Salina are
watching the Senatorial contest at Topeka
/ L. l.. Bond, III. ID. Baker, j. 5. Baker, III. 5.
Cunningham, T. ID. w. Manchester, +. ii.
VanEaton. l. l.. Carver, &. E. Faulkner.
Underwear, cheap. TO save the expenses of
shipping, at Bruckmans''
We are indebted to Gov. Anthony for the
pamphlet containing his first message, to
/ Henry Hopkins, warden of the penitentiary,
/ for his tenth annual report and TO other State
officers for reports and documents.
Wonacn's Calf Shoes for 1.2O per pair, at
MARYLAND, Dodge g. Moore's.
Nesting closer to him as she walked by his
side, gong from church. on a cold. misty
evening. and clasping mis- hand through the
muff with fcrvent clasp, she asked: "Are
you going to the massacre bali next Wednes-
day EVENING"
A carload of Fresh Manhattan Lime, just
received by Radcf Bros.
Mt. l.. IltIlVlNt NtIII ~ WIN h'~
family last spring, to make his home in that
state. Three weeks ago he returned. bag and
baggage, to his farm near town. He says he
will be- content-d to remain ia Kansas for the
next 1000 years.
1t Will pay you TO buy your Summer goods
now, at the reductions we are making.
BRUcKMAN & Co.
Price & Going are Salinas auctioneers. They
are popular as such, and deSrvedly so. They
sell everything for what it is worth. II you
have stock, household furniture, or anything
else you want to dispose OF 20 advantage, let
them sell it tor you.
We are going to jump the town. Look out
for bargains until next March.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
We understand that about $1,000 have been
subscribed for the purpose of building tn"
projected elevator at this place. Bavaria is
also Offering liberal inducements for the same
some 5000 having been pledged BY farmers
living in tina: vicinity.
Flannels must be sold at once. as the winter
will be over at time of our departure.
BRUCKMAS & Co.
The question OF having separate school or
school room for colored children is being dis
cussed by the Inhabitants of this school dis
trict a wel-signed petition has been pre-
scented to the school board, in which the
change is petitioned for.
To save freight we will sacrifice on our
stock. All goods remaining unsold will be
boxed up and shipped. BRUCxMAY 81 Co.
Kin-man. Anderson & Co. have opened
their hardware and agricultural implement
store at the building next north Off I. Watson.
Ii is very reliable firm and composed of par
ties who are thorough business men. Look
at their new advertisement.
All the fine winter dress goods that we have
on hand must be sold before we leave.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
During the cold and disagreeable weather Of
last week the gold-bunters bad little to say
about going TO the Black Hills. As soon as
the weather becomes a little warmer we shall
expect to see them trotting around our streets
with pick and shovel on their shoulders. ali
to get the hang O. the thing, you know.
Mr.. Jacob Dewitt, local agent of the Mutual
Life Insurance company OF New York. fur
nisheS us book OF blotting sheets. upon which
is presented the calandar for 1877. IL is OF
unique design and furnishes a handsome ad-
advertisement for this staunch aud reliable
There viii be a free concert in the Swedish
Lutheran church. The programme will con-
siSt of vocal and Instrumental music. The
society have lately purchased a fine large or
gan. and the excellent choir OF that church
propose to give public concert TO test the
tone and power of the instrument The public I
are invited.
Tressin. Miller & Co, are building M good 4
trade and are doing everything IN their line /
in workmanlke manner. They make a .
speciality OF drive wells. II YOU want to see 4
specimen of their work, examine the well and
force pump III the rear of Whitehead & Sea- |
mans store.
According TO the Abilene Chronicle the h. I
Z. Il. II. is organizing a medical staff The 1
road Is divided into divisions and one surgeon /
appointed TO each division. and chief surgeon /
over all. DIR. Austin has received the appoint
ment for this division, extending from juno 4
ion TO BrookvilIe.