The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-15

lege.
A complete assortment of gloves, hosier'
and Underwear, at low prices, at J. g. Rash
Sons.
We are under obligations to Senator Plumt
and Congressman Phillips for public docu
ments.
Sargent & Bates are selling the best bleachec
muslin for ten cents per yard ever offered il
the city.
There are nine cases from Saline county OF
the docket for the January term of the Supreme
court.
The best bleached muslin, at ten cents pei
yard, you ever saw at Sargent & Bates. Give
it look.
Mr.. Adams new building on Ninth street
south of the Ickes property, looms up with
mansard.
New Cape Cod cultivated Cranberries, the
best in the world. just received by Ober, Viii
son a. Co.
Mr.. J. w. Russell and family, now in Flor
da are expected to arrive in Sallna by Thanks
giving day.
A better set of Mink furs for $500, thar
you can buy elsewhere for $500, at Ober
Wilson g. Co.'S.
The prospect is that there will be many en-
tertainments to relieve the ennui of the long
winter evenings.
! For your books, stationery, ETC.. ETC., i
will pay you to call OH Mrs. A. Il. No. l24,
/ Santa Fe Avenue.
/ Cy. Conrad is building himself a residence
on Santa Fe avenue, south of the residence OIL
Capt. G.. w. Banks.
One thousand bushels choice Iowa Peach
blow Potatoes, Just received and for sale. by
Ober Wilson 81 Co.
| Mr. Wesley Kouns returned TO Ohio last
Saturday, where he will spend the winter
among old friends.
A fero more Of these celebrated "Monifor'
Ooe,,shoes foy. ladies and gentlemen, at Mark
land, Dodge g. Moore's.
Hon. G. A. Atwood, editor of the Ellsworth
Reporter, and Mr.. j. Duncan, OF Brookville
called Tuesday morning.
English pickles, finest in the world. just re-
celvcu anu LOT Sile Dotlico iot Si.oV, al
Ober, Wilson q Co.'S,
The social of the Presbyterian church will
be held at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. !,
N. Campbell this evening.
G. VI. Eastman IL agent for the celebrated
Estey. aud Geo. Woods & Co.'S organs, and
the Wilson sewing machines.
A rain storm, accompanied by some light
ming and thunder, set in Tuesday night
Everything is very damp again.
Some very substantial tenement houses have
lately been erected-notablv those built by
Capt, Marsh, on North Santa Fe.
Mems, Ladies', Misses and Chiydrsn's Arcti'
Ooershoes. for less mossy than any one sells
them. at MarkLa,ad, Dodge & Moore's.
Mr.. Criswell's little boy, who was kicked
By mule some two weeks ago, died yester
day and is to be buried this afternoon.
For the front of the Opera House selected
brick is to be pat in. 1t will then be a regu
lar trr,e-to-life. Milwaukee brick front.
ID. NJ. Duany, of Hannibal, Mo-, was visit
inc his relatives. Mrs. c. w. Jones and sisters
in this city. the early part of this week.
We understand that Mr.. Gaverich is in pos
session of the information that his horse!
which were recently stolen are in Texas.
Mr. Richard Goodnow returned to Norwak
Ohio. last week His health was somewhat
benefited, we believe. by his Kansas visit.
Miss Lizzie Wright, of Salina, has been en-
gagged as teacher in the primary department o.
the schools at this place.-Ellis Standard.
We hare as good Rio Coffee as there is in tn
! State, that ace gre four pounds for $I.00.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
Examine our Jeans, 1annels, and cotton tian
nelS, before purchasing elsewhere.
j. G. RASH & SoN.
Communion service at the English Lutheran
church next Sabbath morning. Services il
English and German. All are invited to attend
Mr.. Il. A. Levitt now anxiously awaits the
arrival of the day when that 10y shall be able
to travel and come home to see his daddy
There is no denying that Palmer & Williams
are turning out the finest and most artistic
work in tomb stones to he found in the State
! Mrs. Baker, mother of of Capt. II. ID. ant
Mr.. j. y Baker, is seriously Ill, and 1t !,
thought she will not recover She is an aged
| lady.
| Mr. Adams, brother-in-law of Mr.. c. r
Libby, is building pretty cottage on Ninti
+strcet. nearly opposite Mayor Radcliff7s resi-
dence.
Capt. IL. -. Baker returned from the
Lsytoe reservation last saturday evening, havin.
been called home by the serious illness of hi
| mother.
We learn that good vein of coal has beer
struck near Wilson station, on the h. Il. |
this is true our fuel prospects are much bette
Tor the future.
IL you wish 10 have your suits and overcoat
made 10 lit you, we would recommend you {,
go and see Mac. the merchant tailor. next 4
the opera house.
The Catholic church belt was raised into tn
tower last Monday. Ii is fine belt, and vii
add greatly TO the bell music we have eacl
sabbath morning.
Choice apples, in three bushel barrels, Jus
received. Very nice aud for sale cheap, a
Ober, Wilson & Cos.
The painters have the new school hous
ience,in charge. The fence is a very substantial