The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-25

storm-breeding clouds. but the storm cometh
not yet
The ioist OF the basement story vi tie new
Opera House has been laid aud brckwork
commenced.
\ complete line Of bottled English pickles
inst received and for sale low down, at Ober.
WiIson& Cos
Ladies' trimmed hats just received and Tor
sale cheap New. neat aud knobby. at Ober,
Wilson & Cos.
Miss Mary l.. Prescott, OF Concord, y. H.
sister of Judge and @. Clark Prescott, is visit,
ing her brothers.
Judge Carol announces this week that he
declines being q candidate for the Office Of
county treasurer.
Large cattle trains are whisked over the X.
P. ever day. The X. P.'s cattle carrying must
be enormously large.
For your books, stationery, ETC.. etc, it
will nay you to call on Mrs A. I. Grier, No.
12l. Santa Fe Avenue.
Fiannels-children cry for 'em. Cheaper
I by 20 per cent. than any other house in town,
at Ober, Wilson q Co.'S.
1 The excavation work for the extension Of
/ the Whitehead y Seaman aud Goodnow build
I ing has been commenced.
/ Hon. T. L. Bond OF this place was the frat
repre- sentative IN the Legislature from Mont
gomory county, this State.
! Child's hand knit zephyr cloaks and child's
fur cloaks-everything new in novelties just
received. at ODER, Wilson & Cos.
Mr. W. s. Collins arrived last week from
Denver and has been Spending several days
with his many friends on Gypsum.
New crockery, including chamber, dinner
and tea sets ia China, just received and for
sale cheap, at ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
Mr. Dean, mother OF Mrs F. II. Wlldman.
started for Chicago last week, accompanying
Mrs. Z. z. Wilbur as far "a ST. Louis.
Waterproofs; have you seen 'em? Knobby
and neat, stylish and pretty, you bet! Cheap,
cheap, cheap, at Ober, wilson & Cos.
We lace tie best and largest STOCK Of Water
proofs in TIE eity--and fer less money.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
Two GO dining room girls wanted imme-
dIately, at the DeImonico restaurant.
w. P.THACHER.
Cassmeres. jeans and fiannels-you can find
them at the New York Store in great variety
and the very best-at prices that will astOnish
YOU
Mr.. Schwartz, mother Of Messrs. Al. and
Joseph Schwartz, returned to Pennsylvania
this morning. Miss Bertha Low accompanied
her
New clothing, new clothing just received
aud at prices which defy competition, at Ober,
Wilson q Co.. Come and examine for YOUR
sclye-.
An infant son Of Mr.. Robert Crawford, liy-
ing on the smoky, south of Salna died on
Tuesday morning. and was buried on Wed.
nesday.
Some OF those mad puddlcS about town
should be immediately eliminated. if it is the
desire to pcr,crye health and decent smell
hereabout
Mr. Cotton. agent and correspondent for the /
Leayenworth Times. has been "doing" our
city this week. We acknowledge pleasant
call from him.
a iuc drove Of hogs. the property of Mr.. 4.
q. Bond, was driven through town on Mon /
day. They were the fines; Tot We have ever
seen in these parts.
\ number Of loch boxes have been added to
the post Office by Postmaster Campbell TO /
meet the increasing demand. They were Ia
ken up ''in-tanter.
No getting around facts, you know. Ito
witch q Whitman have the finest and best |
stool, of dress goods in the market, and they /!
they sell very cheap.
For fact-we defy the world on boots and |
shoes. For the largest. cheapest and best |
stock of boots and shoes in tho West, 90 to I
Ober, Wilson q Cos.
The usual morning and evening services /
will be held in the NJ. E. church next Sabbath. /
Mr. s. F. Shafer will preach in the morning |
and the pastor in the evening.
The mason work on the numerous new
building, Ia course OF erection hereabout, en-
tirely suspended during the late wet weather.
has been resumed with vIgor.
One Of our subscribers proposes that hereaf. 4
ter Buell. he called Charles Rex" which Is !
KING. His title then should be Charles l." /
eX-Repubhcan, now moHsrchist.'
Mrs. A. L. Ransom. and her mother and |
brother arrived from Michigan on saturday |
evening. The family viii occupy the house OF
Mrs.. o. L. Hamilton, on sth street.
During the past week about 300 Homestead
Patents have been received st the United
States Land Office ia this place, and a large
number Of them are for lands In Saline county.
Mr.. Gale. of Animosls, Iowa. Is here, and
thinks very strong OF locating In the drug
business. lie has an eye upon the corner room
of the new OpeFs House building for place
of business
Mrs Wm. Sullivan, daughter OF j. W.
Wels, died very suddenly on Tuesday night.
at her residence on the Smoky, south OF SAIL
na. aged about twenty years. She was buried
this morning,
The worGmen have begun work upon the in
side Of the Methodist church and it will be en-
tlrely overhaulel and reprinted The trustees
propose 10 have an attractive and comfortable