The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-08

On Monday next we shall open full lin,
of dress goods. cloakings, cloths and beavers
the latest styles. at the New York Store
Emanuel Swanson smiles more pleasantly
than any one over the election returns. n,
has been elected the father of smart girl.
Wehaoe reduced TIE prices on aH our Groeerie,
at least tn0enty per cent. cheaper than before.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
Ladies cloaks just received at the New Yorl
Store. Ladies, come and see them.
LIrowIcH & WfTTxANN.
Indications are that the Democrats have
carried Saline county. Pretty heavy for q
county having Zoo Republican votes out Of
1900.
Those beautiful. stylish and fashionable
silver back combs tor ladies-all the rage in
the East-can be found at ID. & J. B. White
heads.
Chas. Holmqvist's harness shop building
will be run Oh the lot south OF Addison & Pet.
-rson's lumber yard. The work OF excavsting
for the block commenced to-day.
Do not be- taking the chiIls. but 20 at once
aud get your measure taken for one OF those
Chincille Ovrrcoats by Mac, the merchant
tailor. next 70 the new opera house.
One of Hanna's Trutonic friends made the
following remark after hrarin2 OF the Hayes
Try appointment blind hen will find
sometime grain OF corn too. wont ~
On Monday next We shall open fifty pieces
~ Canton flannel brached and brown-at
prices that will ss:onish you. Call and ser
Them. LIrowIcH & WHITMAN.
load Of broom corn was overturned this
morning on Iron Avenue. near Ob+r. Wilson
Co.'s corner. The driver narrowly escaped
'aIIng under the load and being crushed.
Ladies' furs. chidrrn's fur.. m,s-es' furs,
aud gents fur., at the New York Store. In
great variety and cheap. Call and ace them
LrrowrcH & WHITMAN.
Col. W. W. Ballard and Col. J. A Hawkes.,
{ Columbus, Ohio, are in the city. Col
hawkes. IL sn old stage man In Kansas and has
300 srres Of fine wheat near Salina Common
wealth.
Undoubtedly that $4,000 balance In the
county treasury belonging TO the city. town
ship and school districts, will be immediately
distributed where It belongs. now that cleo
ron Is over.
Mr. 3. NJ. Hamilton has sold his farm In
Ohio township, TO Mr.. Isaac Griffith.
former coal miner Of Pennsylvania, I'VE re-
gret 10 learn that Dir. Hamilton talkslef mov-
ing 10 Michigan.
MARRIED-On Wednesday, October, 81. at
A. e
worth. by Rev. II. C. Miller Mr.. John Done
gan, Of Pueblo. Colorado, to Miss P. Kothe,
Il Saline county.
WANTED-The first volume of the Z" The
First Year of the War" by Pollard, of Rich
mond, belonging to r. II. Bishop. The per
son in possession Of the same will please re
turn il to this Office.
7 We learn from the Cimarron. n. NJ. News
aud Press that Mr.. Z. I. BpardsIey, formerly
clrik In the U. \. Land Office here, WAS mar
place, on the 30ch ult-
In mentioning the accident TO Mr.. CrIsweil's
title BOY, last week. we msquoted DR.. Bell,
saying that the child was out Of danger.
The doctor expressed an opinion thst there
VAS chance tor the patient.
The first of the series of CIab dances, given
ny the members Of the Athletic Club. will take
.lacr Tomorrow evening at their Club room
IN Iron Avenue. Good music has been secured
nd pleasant time Is anticipated.
The election is not quite settled, but 1t ia
.tttled tact that you can buy your dry goods.
.othing. boots. shoes. ladies' and gents fur
nishing goods cheaper at the New York Store
han at any other house In the city.
For sale or trade for cattle, 20 head Of good
work. horses and mules. Enquire at Elm
Ialina, two miles south from Rock Spring
station. DoSEGAN & ORPHAN.
The following were elected officers of Smoky
Till Township: Trustee, z. Il. Bishop 3
1ierk. Z. l. Norton; Treasurer, w. B. Sholl !;
Justices Of the Peace. E. T.. Norton and X. II.
BI.hop; Constsbles. J. 5. Grier and L. NJ.
futile.
The Episcopal church was sgain occupied BY
rhe congregation last sabbath. The interior
# the church hsa been much improve aud
lac hrsting arrangements 80 changed that the
.moke and cold will not interfere with the
s-rvlces.
We are indebted 20 Mr. VIM. Pettes. OF Gyp-
.um creek, for sweet potato sampIes-thr larry
IT We hive ever seen. They measure Ia in
hes In length and three aud one-haf inches
~ diameter. They were raised upon the up
xuds. too.
On Monday evening meeting of the Sslins
i,rmsn Society was held and Mrssrs. Oscar
>ritx Aug. Bondl. X. II. Dihle were chosen
representatives TO the state Association TO be
,rld at Topeka. OH the 18th. 20,h and 2lst OF
this month.
Mr.. l.. ). Eidred. of Gre-n county. Illinois,
brothtr-In-lsw Of Hon. Tnos. II. Cavansugh
,ud Dr. Van Eaton. arrived In Salins last
week and Is looking about Tor 8 location IN
saline county Hc made pleasant call at the
JauRsAL Office on Friday.
Mr. Oscar Ssitz has sh 'wn tbs a casting Of
hsbbitr n-tsl made by Mr. Heinrich Breus who
now occupies the shops OF Mr. Tn. Stpitz. on
Iron sveune. IL Iss cirsn piece OF work and
proves Mr. BremIs 10 BE- hrsi-clsss artisan.
with sbility To execute 1ne work Of any csss.
lie Is indeed an Ingenious workman.
Hon. T. II. Csvsnsagh Is making great I'm
on his farm. east OF Salina. He
hiss his large barn (6ox60 f-et) nearly compiet-
ID. and will az once commence building sn adj
,t,to,, - ria houss Mr. G r. Hopkins of