The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

cents per yard, at the New York Store.
A telegraph Office was established at Bavaria
last week. Frank York Is the operator.
Good boots at $3.50 a pair. and an extra
good hat for 81 90, at the New York Store.
Oysters-raw, per dozen, 35 cents; stewed,
40 cents; fried. 20 cents, at w. p. TEACHERS.
Mr.. Tom Hoynes has sold his farm lying q
few miles west of town to Mr.. Youngnelsch Of
this city.
The weather has been particularly fine for a
few days back. HAY, Indian summer
weather.
Golden. crimson and fading green are the
colors which assist in decorating the trees
! hereabout.
! Messrs. A. J. Schwartz d Bro. are putting
/ tie cornice on the new brick residence OF
Col. Phillips.
| 4 complete line Of bottled English pickles
inst received and for sale low down, at Ober,
Wilson& Co.'S.
FoUND-Three halters. The owner can have
the same by applying at this Office, and paying
( for this notice
Ladies' trimmed hats just received and for
sale cheap New, neat and knobby, at ODER,
Wilson & Co.'S.
Hats. hats.. hats,.. for the million; new,
neat, knobby, stylish and very cheap, at ober,
Wilson g. Co.'S.
For your books. stationery, etc. etc. Ii
! will nay you 10 call on Mrs. A. T. No. l24.
/ Santa Fe Ave hue.
The Episcopal church will be open for d.
vine service Sunday nexf, at the usual hours
morning and evening.
a fence IL being built around the school
park II has iong been needed, and is a sub
Sraniial improvement.
Preaching In the Lutheran church Sabbath
morning a, the usual hour for services, by the
pastor. A. r. Hartsock.
Fiannels-ch'ldren cry for 'em. Cheaper
/ BY % per cent. than any other house in town,
at Ober, Wilson q Cos.
/ The Evangelical Lutheran society are build
4 ing par>onaee on Fifth street tor their pas
tor. Rev A. j. Harisock.
woman who had been supported ny the
civ Tor SOME tlftlh httb Idsl anu was
buried the following day.
All thr machinery Of the new mill is I'm po-
siilon and has had tria. runs. They will conf
mence grinding next week.
Child's hand knit zephyr cloaks and child's
fur cloaks-everything new in novelties just
( received, at obcr, Wilson & COS.
New crockery, including chamber, dinner
and tea sets ia China, just received and for
sale cheap. at Ober, Wilson * Co.'S.
The Republican Central Committee of Sa-
line county will meet one week from next Sat-
urlay. See call IN another column.
Warerproofs; have you seen EN-? Knobby
and neat stylish and pretty, you bet. Cheap,
cheap, cheap, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
The east room of the third story Of the
school building has been occupied about two
weeks. The balance is yet unoccupied.
A little child of Dir. H. II. Morrison, while
playing, last Tuesday, Tell over stick Of wood
aud broke his leg. DR.. Jenny WAS called.
We have the largest stock In town. We
I guarantee entire satisfaction In goods and
prices. LITowICH & WITTMANS.
We hare the best and largest STOCK Of Water
proofs IN The city-aad far less money.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MooKE.
! A furnished room, with board for gentle
man and lady. in a desirable location. Apply a,
/ late residence of Col. Logan-0r Mt this Office.
/ New clothing, new clothing just received
AMI at prices which defy competition, at Ober,
! Wilson IL Cos. Come and examine for your
selves.
! The New Swedish Lutheran society have
rented the Athletic Club Hall for Sunday SER
vices occupying she Hall last Sunday for the
! first time.
| On Tuesday over 325 wagon loads OF grain
were marketed In Sallna. of which 22S were d.
vided between Gooduow & Co. and Robinson
/ Il Weaver.
Stairs have been built on the west side OF
/ MARYLAND. Dodge s. Moore's building. aud
Mccormick now receives his customers at the
! front door.
! Mr.F. Darneck inform. "a that II i his nten-
/ lion 10 proceed with the erection OF his brick
business house as soon as he can get the brick
manufactured.
/ For fact-we defy the world on boots and
shoes. For the largest, cheapest aud best
stock of boots and shoes in the West, 60 to
ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
| Mr. Barney McFsdden, stepfather Of Mrs.
Carlin, died at the CarIin farm last week. and
Was buried IN the family cemetery. lie wa
nearly 80 years Of age.
| We learn thar debating club IL soon TO be
started IN connection with the sons OF Tenn
( pprauce lodge in rhi, cIty,to meet i" the lodge
room over the Herald Office.
\ party Of eight from Clrcleville. Ohio, ar
riyel in Salina last Friday. They were a.
roushei at the crowded condition OF oui
streets on Friday aud Saturday.
II is rumored that Mis- PHILIPPINE kothr
was married 10 hir. Donegan at Ellsworth.
last Tuur.day, aud that the parties hsve taken
up theiT residence al Druver City.
At he meeting Of the Opera House sssocia-
lion held last Friday evening an assessment, OF
20 per cent. upon the stock was made. The
assessments now stand 20 per cent. In all.
The formation Ola literary club Is being con-
>idered by the young men OF cur city, "a a
means for pleasantly improving the long
winter evenings which have already begun.