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

p We have just received q large font OF type
f. for brief and circular work and will execute
such work at Reasonable rates and in the neat
est manner. We do not give way to any OF
ice in the State. west Of Topeka. on fine neat
job work.
We have the largest and the best stock oil
dry goods, clorhing. boots. shoes aud gents
furnishing goods in the city, aud we sell them
cheaper than any house in the city. Call and
see them for yourselves.
LrTowIcH & WHITMAN.
Owing to the increase of our job patronage
we have decided to send for new and larger
job press, which will probably arrive next
week. When this new press arrives we will
have the best press facilities IN Central Kan
sas. We aim to keep up to the demands OF
this section and turn our work out OIL time.
The members OF the Presbyterian church
have Ia practice large choir Of our city mt
scal talent, with view 70 giving an Old
Folks Concert. Mr.. A. wellington has been
chosen Director. and Mr.. J. II. Day his assist
ant. We are not informed of the time when
hev will give the concert.
BY laying walk over the gutter-aboue 8
ft~t.-on the corner OF Iron avenue and 9th street.
opposite the Op-ra Hou-e building north. over
ou,-fourth Of tile citizens Of Saliua would be
greatly accommodated during such muddy
weather M now prevails. MANY are the COM
plants OF the muddy condition Of the walk OH
thst corner.
Rev. r. Lagerman. formerly pastor OF the
swedish Lutheran church OF this city, writes
| from DRIVER that he has been ordered by the
Synod 70 which he b-lougs. 70 work IA a mis-
-ionsry among the Swedish population Of Col
oradO. He is man capable ut accomplishing
much good by his pleasant, afable ways.
Mr. Edward Fleischer. editor of the Atchi-
son Courier, the live German paper i'm Kan
sas, made n pleasant call At the Journal Office
on Monday. Mr. Elrlscher is organizing Ger
nan Immigration societies in this State, and
was in Salina on that bu ;iness. He will give
Saline county the benefit OF his columns in
week or SO.
Mr.. E. Datesman, of West Milton. Pa, who
spent few weeks here not long since. writes
his friend, Capt. N ,rsI, that he has concluded
TO settle i'm this vicinity, and will be instrument
tai in bringing n number of others with him.
Mr.. Datesnan is now in the grocery business
at West Milton. He is a very pleasant gentle
man, and we should be pleased 10 count him
one Of our fellow citizens.
Those wanting Singer Sewing Machines will
find me prepared TO aeli them the New Family
Machine for from $500 to $50 90. Nv ar
engagements with the Company allow me To
sell these machines on easy monthly payments.
I have about completed arrangements for an
office. where machines OF the various styles
will soon be on exhibition.
q. NJ. EASTMAN.
Agent tor the Singer MFG Co.
3. II. Williams has accepted the wholesale
agency for the Great Western Yeast Cake,
the best goods ever produced In Kansas. Every
package IL warranted 10 do It's duty from two to
tour hours quicker Than similar goods ot It's
kind. and being a home production IL ia sure
10 he fresh. All the grocers In Saina keep il.
Every one that is fond of good bread ETC.,
should try 1t.
| Mr.. c. W. Jones has sold his shelf hard
ware TO a gentleman from the East who will
run a general hardware business at Mr.. Jones'
stand. Mr. Jones and ChaS HoImqvist will
build tw"-story brick bock-50 feet front. 60
| feet long-On the two lots south Of the hard
ware store. Mr. Holmqvist Is moving his
harness shop building To lot south of Addi-
son & Pet-rspn's lumber yard.
The new bell for the Catholic church Of ga.
lima has arrived and Il now In the vestnule OF
the church. Next Sabbath. after vespPrs, the
bell will he blessed by Bishop Fink of Leaven-
worth. and on Monday placed in the tower.
The bell was made at theStucksiedde Foundry,
ST. Louis. weighs $50 pounds--with frame 900
pounds---and Ia tuned In the Key Of II. Ii is
deeper toned than either OF the other bells In
Sa'ina.
From all appearances, the lecture and con-
fc.rt course OF she Methodist church, for this
winter, will be very popular aud entertain
ing one. We hope soon To be- able 10 announce
the talent securd. We will mention that IN
addition TO Miss Anthony, Gen. Fitzpatrick
and the Hutchinson Family have been spoken
f,E. and their services secured. Probably
stuart Rogers will bc in their list, and
grand treat his entertainments will be.
la the case of John Doyle. ct al. VS.. Hugh
Boyle, appealed from the District Court of
Saline county, by plaintiff In error, tho Su-
preme court has affirmed the decision Of the
court b-low--Justicr Brewer rendering the de-
cision--John Foster. Esq. acting as attorney
tor defendant. Tue supreme court decides rs
follows:
!. IL l.. not fatal defect Ia an undertaking
given under section Sill of the code OF civil
procedure that Il fails 10 show that the debtor
was actually In Jail provided it shows tina,
he had sciuallr been arrested under the eKscI-
iion and was then In the custody nj the officer
TIE word imprisoned "a u-ed ia said action is
troxd enough To include any actual arrest and
drtaution hy the sheriff, whether Ia or cut
at the Jail Lyle, admir-. vs.. Davis, 9 OHIO
az disapproyed.
SALSA. Nov. 3rd. 1877.
EDITORS JOURNAL According TO the proc
lsmzricn OF our worthy President. and the
custom OF our fathers. the last Thursday IN
November, jus, three weeks from your next
Issue. Will be our National Thanks giving. will
not every citizen In Ssins, as far "a possible.
aid in securing joyous, social, and religious
gathering on that day: TaIs Is precautionary
3 business city, and we are In danger of BE-
coming unsocsal and selfish nor can sny OF Us
afford 10 let such an opportunity pass unIm-
proved. Will not our musical friends take
time 10 prepare for The occasion, and shall not
A full choir. A full band n full nouse and