The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-29
We will moi b.. undersolJ by anyb,ly

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day evening. April 5tt. A cordial Invitation
to attend is extended to everybody.
Come on. and if we don't sell you the pref
test and cheapest goods you ever saw,-well
you need not buy them.
CAMPBELL. SLOAN e. TUTHILL.
This il the season of the year when it is adj
yisable for Kansan not to harp too much
upon the prospective fine weather; for We
know not what the morrow will bring forth.
Henry g. Davis harness shop has been re-
moved 10 Grants shoe shop-two doors south
OF Gels & Co.'S bank-where you will ind Il
supply of harness, saddles, etc. Go and see
him.
1t is said that window curtains of nnbleached
muslin are somewhat fashionable. That be-
ing the case many poor and barren looking
window Will become ornameuted with night
dresses. ETC.
A few pairs of Pekin ducks for sale at So per
pair. Eggs So per oxen; two dozen for So.
Eggs from Partridge Cochins, ST per dozen.
Nothing finer IN poultry. Call OH or address,
Mrs. &. Z. ANDERSON.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Hodgden have the SYM
pathy OF their many friends over the loss OF
their little daughter Lolita, aged three years,
who died on the 18th inst, after brief illness
Ellsworth Reporter.
Some OF the fellows are quite successful at
| fishing. We hear of a number who have
caught fish at our town dam. We also hear that
they are beng caught i'm great numbers near
the farm of Mr.. j. Pcck, OH the Smoky.
Blue glass chiisneys at
ODER, BoND & WILSON'S.
Mr.. e. TIolomqvist has shown us some of
the harness leather tanned ut our new tan
merry, and il we are competent to judge of such
matters we would say that it cannot be i'm
proved up IN. Charley says he experts to make
al of his harness Of this homemade leather.
The social Of the Christian Society held at
the residence of Mrs. c. w. Jones, last Thurs
day evening was well attended and a very
pleasant time was had The next social of the
sorirty will be held A. Mrs. j. G. Rash's, next
Thursday evening.
Next Sunday being April 1st we hope none
of our citizens will turn from the devotional
exercises OF the lay to nail ten cent pieces to
the board walk, or call the attention of their
neig' bors ia the geese flying in the air when,
in point of fact, there are none.
Messrs. ID. s. j. b. Whitehead furnish the
room for the city telegraph office free OF
charge. Tiny have re-arranged their counters
4 ii tilted the place up very tastily, making
a very pleasant office for the telegraph COM
pany. The operator will arrive on Saturday.
The Salina Athletic Club have stock sub
srribed TO the amount Of about $500 towards
building their new hall, and work will be com
menced "n The building as soon as the loca-
ton is decided upon.> Twelve new members
were received into the club last Thursday
evening.
Prof. L. l.. Thorpe preached very fine SER
mon at the Methodist church last Sunday eve
ming. He is Young man Of fine ability and
agreeable manners. lie purposes taking
course in Boston University. and will start for
the East next week.
While Mrs. l.. q. Skancke and Mrs. E. l..
Norton were RIDING nut one dav this week, the
horse became frightened by dogs and ran
away--bOth of the ladies bring thrown from
the buggy in the neighborhood OF the Prrsby-
terrain church. Mrs. Norton was somewhat
injured, but not seriously. Mrs. Skaucke es-
capped injury. The buggy WAS shattered in
pieces. !
Soon after leaving the Salina depot yes.cr-
day morning. on the eistern-bound train a
man sick with consumption dicd in his berth
in the Pullman ear. lie took the train Il Den
Yer Tor Kansas City. and was travelling alone
Nothing could be found about him whereby
his naIue or re sidtnce could be a>certained.
In his purse were some three dolars-all the
money he had
There is a store in town doing an immcnse
business, this spring. You go in there AID
everyone + on the hop, and their Gus omers
are as Thick as hnppers. They have L very
large stock of goods, just received, and they
are selling them very cheap. They buy Tor
cash. thereby saving large per cent. for their
customers. he ri 10 the popular store of
Campbell, Sloan & Tathills.
Hon. J. q. Mohler. of Saiina. came ND Mon
day Afternoon 10 attend To his several case,
before the District Court. Mr.. Muhlrr has
had Il liberal Offer from the NJ. X. & r. r. Co.
~ assistant attorney Tor The road. aud made "a
visit OF observation 10 Drnnson last wcrk
He has abour concluded not To accrD. the
proposition from the *. Il. company and we
hope his friends will encourage him IN his
resolution To stay in this District; he is need
eel here; he has built up a large practice and /.
has made many warm friends. Don't 90,
Mohler.-ElSworth Reporter.
Last Monday evening Prof Thorpe gave a
public reading 1T The Methodist church. He
was suffering from severe cold, and his voice
being very hoarse, he could NOT d. himself
justice. We do not rrm>ider lii selections
'mpIiment 10 The audience-in fact. he evil
IDENTIFY uuderraied their tas,e-and he was GER
tainly unfortunate IN the arrangement of his
programme. Prof Daniels orchestra WAS
present aud favored the audience with some
fine music.
George Washington, a colorel boy. has been
sentenced 20 sixty days imprisonment in the
county Jail, for stealing goods from the farm
wagon OF Mr.. Luther Brown. last Saturday
evening. Soon after the goods were missed
Marshal Tuttie was notified al the fact. and
CA Monday lac had So far rracel the goods rs
TO iu lily hlm ia ;irr sting the aforesaid WASH
ing;on. portion of the goods being found
in his POSSESSION, lac confessed his crime and
took his sentence.
Mr.. w. Il. Gels started for Milwaukee. Wis,
this morning, for tie purpose of assisting i'm