The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18

z sure.
Mr. Robert Graf Is building dwelhn
house just south Of his residence. on the Eas
Side.
Just received-Harper's Geography and Viii
sons Drawing Lessons, at Whitehead sea
mans.
A large lot of Ladies' Beaver Cloaks receiv
ed by express this week, at Campbell, Sloan
Tuthills.
solved. Mr.. Jones continues In business at tn
old stand.
Ladies' trimmed hats just received and fo
sale cheap. New, neat and knobby, at ODER
Wilson & Co.'S.
A complete line Of bottle English pickles
just received and for sale low down, at Ober
Wilson s. Co.'S.
Ooereoats! Ousreoatst YoH can find any kind
Of coat you cant, vey chsap, at Morktand
Dodge & MoOrs's.
For your books, stationery, ETC.. ETC., il
will nay you to call on Mrs. A. T. Grier, No
la. Santa Fe Avenue.
TT. Carver and Jacob Dewitt went down
to Topeka Tuesday, to attend the Grand
Chapter OF Masons for Kansas.
Mrs. 8. E. Snoad and Mrs. Chss. Snosd went
to Russell last week. TO visit friends in that
place before returning to Illinois.
New crockery, including chamber, dinner
and tea sets In China. just received and for sale
cheap, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Chlld's hand knit zephyr cloaks and child's
fur cloaks-everything new Ia novelties just
received. at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Mr.. w. w. r. Smith. land and excursion
agent of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, from
Decatur. Illinois. called last Friday.
Tice has regained some OF bis lost reputation
a. weather prophet. He has shit it,
pretty nearly every time this month.
Mr.. Charles F. Freeman, brother of August
Freeman of this city will soon open a drug,
book and and news store In Brookvllle.
Ladies. if you .oant an overshoe that you will
not be ashamed TO .Oea-, go 10 MARYLAND, Dodge
& Moo-e's, and inquire for the "Monitor.'
Mr. Geo. Moore. OF the firm of MARYLAND,
Dodge & Moore, and his nephew, Henry Hill.
arrived from Illinois last Friday evening.
Cassimeres. jeans and fannels--you can find
them at The New York Store, In great variety
and the very bcst-st prices that will astonsh
you.
ready with their lsrge stock OF goods. The r
store will present fine appearance when COM
pleted.
A cheeky chsp left the Park the other day
with four or tive squirrels which he had shot.
A little rope would be the best necktie for that
fellow.
The jewelry stock Of the late A. 8. Poe has
been selling at auction during the past week,
and has brought good prices. NJ. s. Price did
the selling.
No getting around facts. you know. Ito
witch & Whitman have the finest and best stock
Of dress goods In the market, and they sell
very cheap.
The damaged condition of the front Of the
city building WAS not the fault Of Mr.. J. A.
Nelson. the brick mason. The front has row
been rebuilt.
Dave Beebe Is like fool with baubie. He
still keeps popping away with his little potato
popgun. and still hurts nobody. simple
minded Dave.
From all appearances there will be- more en-
tertalnments OF various kinds In this city this
wiuter, than have been given In any one
season before.
We printed quite number of extras last
week, but they went of almost as soon as
printed. The demand for them Is still large;
the supply is short.
The dam at the lower mill has been consd-
erably damaged by high water, a portion Of
il going out OH Tuesday night. IL was tenn
porary one, being built OF stone.
Preaching at the English Lutheran church,
on Sabbath neutrality-suspicious., THE Tree OF
Life" After which the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
A little daughter of Mr.. Geo. Norris, living
IN the Saline, fell into an open we'll last Sat |
Irday afternoon aud was drowned. The |
funeral took place on Monday morning,
The key to Grace (EpIscopaI) Church was
ost last saturday afternoon, between the
,hurch and the eieya tor. ANY one finding the |
anne will please leave 1t with r. 4. Watson.
Mr.. Geo 5. Lechner, of Johnstown, Penn,
allied on Monday. Mr.. Lechner wss formerly ,
EDITOR OF the Johnstown Free Press, q German
paper, snd has sold the paper to come west.
For fact-we defy the world on boots and
hoes. We have the largest. cheapest and best
took Of boots and shoes In the Vest.
ODER. WILSON & Co.
A fire broke out In the Maxey House Mon
Law evening, about O'Clock, occssioned by a
Iefect In one of the flues. The Dire WAS extin-
pushed without great deal Of damage 90
he building.
Tables frs 30 per cent. cheaper than last
ear. ODER, WILSON s. Go.
John Phelps. the popular conductor OF the
Kansas Pacific Railway, has taken aboard an
ther through passenger az this stations
Dung lady. weight ten pounds. Tickets -
(. c. Journal Of Commerce.
Black Alpacss and dress goods very cheap
nd pretty. ODER, WILSON & Cos
Henry Melbourne, long clerk for the late
I. ". Keith while he kept hotel here, and
rho has been In the Railroad House at abb
ene since It's establishment there, died Of con-
umptlon last Monday morning.
New clothing new clothIng-just received /,