The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-26


; painting their respective residences On the East
Side in very handsome vie.
Rev. VIM. BishoD. ID. d.. will preach at tho
Presbyterian church next Sabbath-mornIng
and evening-at the usual hours:
Augusta Rose Wilhe;mine Ziebell, daughter
Of August and Augusta Zlcbell, aged 6 years
and 3 lays. died last Tuesday.
There will be preaching in the Baptist
church every Sabbath morning and evening
BY the pastor r ". Spencer Carr.
Mr. Geo. +. Moore. of the firm of Markland.
Dodge & Moore, is visiting in this city. He
will remain here about one month.
Let The. pr ces tumble. 20 yards of muslin
for 81. % yards calico for 81, other goods in
proportion, al ODER, Bond X Wilson's.
Another loot race last Friday afternoon. 1t
was between Harry Thompson and fellow
named .irOwn Thompson won as usual.
A fine line of cassimeres, cottonIdes. duck
ings, ETC., etc., at very low prices.
j. c. RASH & SoN.
Peach. plum and apple blossoms ornament
the garden trees hereabout. The perfumes in
the morning air are sweet and truly invigorat-
ing.
Mr. s. Beach, OF Indiana. purchased
eight sections of land situated in Ellis county.
ut the office of the X. Z. Land Department.
last week.
We have 10 cent prints but we are selling
the best standard prints at sixteen yards for
ST.. at the Stone Palace Store of Ober. Bond &
Wilson'S.
Mr.. A. J Nuard, formerly of this place, is
now permanent, luc .t,d al Lawrence, in the
boot and shoe business. His partner is Mr..
ii. B. Abbot.
The Odd Fellows of this city will have a
private social a thoir hall this evening-to-
day being the 5Sth anniversary of Odd f, How
ship in America.
Winter wheat-No. Sway up. these last few
days. As high as 81 80 it has been. Bur
most of the wheat is market "a, AMI regrets"
only are in order.
A gentleman living near Sioux City. Iowa.
writes thai IA party of fifteen families will
leave that vicinity for Salina in a few days.
And still They come.
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90 in fdl unifor to Topeka, next Tuesday
to attend the annual conclaye of the Grand
Commandery at that place.
Rev. Dr. Bishop returned to Salina last
Monday evening. He designs remaining in
Salina. un Ia, m likes a trip TO Scotland this
summer. a. lac hopes to do.
The place Of holding the next Christian So
cial has been changed. II will be held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard e. Rash.
on Thursday evening, May 81.
Railroa ties Ly the thousands are being
hauled West oTer The Kansas Pac fic ana de-
posted along TIE line. This looks as though
| the company means business.
No u>e 10 buy tanning mills of outside par
ties when you can buy fr-t class mill from
home manufacturers. w. Sullivan nanuiac-
lures the Climax tanning mill at Salina.
Mr.. II. Harms is building a new brick store
on santa Fee Avenue. adj dining Graf & Ericc-
sons building on the south. He will occupy
the building tor his cigar mandatory.
We do not keep dry goods or groceries, IN
we do sell clocks cheaper han the cheapest
Buy your clocks only Of those who know what
goo clock is.
D. & J. b. WHITEHEAD
One of the Mission Sunday School sch GLARS
says that it is very unreasonable for some of
our old maids to despair. for Tho reason that
Norman, the daughter of Enocf, was $50 years
old when she was married.
During the storm on Sunday night the new
house of 3. NJ. Simons, on Fifth street, was
| struck by lightning. No v,ry heavy d.mage
was done. Mr. Simons thinks this is az u !
tack from a new quarter.
Mr.. J. B. McGonigal, well kn ,wn here Las
been appointed mail gent on the Kansas Pa
cfic. Mack. for too many r asnn> 20 men,
lion, is entitled to even better position than
the one he has just received.
Commissioner Harrison marsfals his shovel
AMI pick brigade N the avenue ti.>e fine
mornings, and already some good work is G.
ing done. lie is p yin" special attention at
present o the sewer ige of the streets.
We do not keep dry goods or groceries, but
we 10 sell clocks cheaper ,j,an the cheapest.
Buy your clocks only of those who know
what good clock is
ID. x. j. IL. WHITEHEAD.
Mrs. Rowena lr maine, wife of Mr.. ii
J. Tremaine, died of dropsy last Saturday
morning-aged 40 years and IL days. She was
an estimablr lady and her loss will be deeply
felt by. her neighbors and acquaintance.
Rev. Mr.. Wake, OF Manhattan. delivered two
temperance lectures at the Methodist church,
in this city. this week. The subject - the
Monday evenings lecture was .'Our Nations
Curse" aud OF ihe Tuesday evenings lecture,
- The Way Ont"
Nr. and Mrs. b. i Quincy and their son, |
Fred, arrived in Siin1 last week Wednesday. |
after an absence Of three years. Mr. Quincy
is very much pleased with the improvement
in this country during the time in which he
has absent.
X. 'arlbcrg is pr pared to deliver ice in any /
part OF the city. Private families, as well
as all others. can depend upon being supplied |!
promptly each morning, if they so desire. with
a superior quality of ice. Leave orders at |
Shute & Hairs meat market
| have come back to Salina and repurchased |
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