The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-01

STOCK OF clOthlnS. Sotne anu make US an U
fer. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
"Dcvil among the tailors'' takes the after
ton of some of the fellows who do and som
who do not take part in the mission school.
II. A. Thompson and family left for Central
Col, last Saturday evening, and will reside Il
that place permanently. Good lick to you
Brick.
We are much obliged to our newspape
bretLcren for the number of complimentary.
notices given the Journal upon Its entry upol
Volume VII.
We omitted to state last week that Mis-
Anna c. Grier had removed to 81 santa Fl
Avenue, second door south of Mr.. Clarkson'
Livery Stable.
Mr.. H. Harms has purchased the vacant lo
between Robert Crafts and John Boyd''
buildings, and is to build brick building ther,
soon, we understand.
Road overseer Harrison is "whooping up
work on the thoroughfare leading into town
on the East. He is doing good work there,
which is very much needed.
Capt. Abram Cutler. of precious railroad
memory, las recently beeen appointed county
judge of Ouray county, Colorado. o, justice
IN his hands, my fellow countrymen.
Mr.. Ferlein, the new merchant, has COM
menced moving his stock of goods into the
room recently occupied by Brakeman & Co.
He will be ready for business shortly.
Mr.. Maxey has rented and is repairing the
building opposite Sargent s. Bates store, for
the purpose of putting therein stock OF sew
ing machines and musical instruments.
MARYLAND, Dodge 4 Moore hare just received
the nob6iest lot Of gentss clothing costs and rests,
pants and rest, or the suit, that ,oas ever brought
to Salipa. Call soon, and yox can get good
fit.
The engine pump on the Belle of Salina has
been stolen. The pipe was broken off close
to the bottom OF the boat. 1t is thought that
this was the cause of the boat sinking last
fall.
Rev. Mr.. Lockwood informs us that a
strong effort will be made to induce the CON-
ing NJ. Z. Conference to settle upon Salina as
the place for holding the conference next
year.
That citizen who was busting around ar
ranging to make a blue glass chicken coop
last week says this week it was Il mistake Of
the printer. He was only arranging to plant
blue grass.
"Long-lost' Burrill Wilson has returned to
Salina. lie laughs at the solicitude which the
boys expressed at his sudden disappearance,
but looks wise and don't tell them the why's
and wherefores.
Mr.. Kirshmeycr, a cigar manufacturer of
Milwaukee, Wis. arrived at Saina last week,
looking up location. He went West with
Mr.. ". II. Gels last evening. and will return
the last of this week.
Mr.. Peter Solden. who resides on Spring |
creek south of Brookville, while trading in
town last Saturday, lost roll OF bills, amount |
ing 10 some Sl20. He had not found the
money at last accounts.
Yesterday team attached TO spring wag-
on, tied in front of j. G. Rash & Sons store, |
became frightened at a falling blanket, and
ram away-breaking the wagon to pieces. The
outfit belonged to Hon. Joel Maltby.
A few pairs of Pekin ducks for sale at So per
pair. Eggs So per dozen; two dozen for So.
Eggs from Partridge Cochins, 81 per dozen
Nothing finer in poultry. Call on or address
Mrs. c. +. ANDERSON, Salina, Kansas.
The wooden building next west of Mark
land, Dodge & Moore's store is being moved 10
a lot on Iron Avenue, near the bridge. This
movement looks as if the decks were being
feared for action" on the hall question.
Attention of settlers Is called to the recent
leciSiOn OF the Secretary OF the ln,Irior in :
egard to timber claims-publshed in another
olumu. We are indebted to Mr.. f, w. Blair,
4 the L.. S. Land Office, for the decision.
LosT-ln coming from j. ". Beans, four 8
niles above Lindsburg, to Salina, a pocket :
ook containing money. The finder will be .
cwardcd by returning the same TO f,
MARYLAND, DODGE s. MOORE. /,
Some Of the fellows about town are putting G
N as handsome noses rs the celebrated Crouin C
ose. And all this comes from believing that i
l., e., or c., lis suitable person to keep 4
ram shop" and from trying to convince the C
'ord that it is fact, by patropizing the insti-
ltion. b
A few years ago. at this time of the year u
re were cursed with d::S;grecable. sufiocating c
nd provoking sand storms. Sometimes they L
'ould last for several days in succession. We $
rmly believe We shall have none Of conse- :
uence this spring, The climate is surely i'm -"
rowing. u
Aldrich does not tell the whole story. He
lys IL upon the other man that the buggy was C.
pped over. We are afraid that Aldrich cam .,
ut make as honest ta.c of it as the other n
arty. Aldrich. on the whole. is much more
able to tip over any day than the party of Of
lie second part. n
q
Mr.. Simon Divelbiss aud Hiss Matilda Tarn. le
OF Eureka township. were married at the RI
sidence of the brides mothers, last evening. io
7 Capt. S. II. Williams. in the presence of a q.
Imerous assembly OF their friends The M
,URNAL Office Acknowledges the receipt OF b
edding cake fayors.
Mr.. {. J.. Albn. severing his connection pl
ith the Farmers Advocate. published his 9 :.
Iledlctory In the last issue OF tina; paper. We N
i've found Mr., Albin TO be pleasant and ac- dl
contemporary" and we ex- m
nj TO him our warmest wishes for his good -
alth. good luck and happiness in his new ia