The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-08
All the fine winter dress goods that we have
on hand must be sold before leave.
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All the fine winter dress goods that we have
on hand must be sold before we leave.
BEUCKMAN & Co.
al Wickham's overcoat was stolen the othel
day. He desires that it be returned-not thai
he wants the coat. but that the thief's con
science may be relieved.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald started for Chicago yes.
terday morning to remain during the absence
OF Mr.. Mcdonald i'm the West. The latter left
for Denver last evening. and will probably ex-
tend his trip to the Pacific coast.
FIannels must be sold at once. as the winter
will be over at time of our departure.
BRUcKMAN 6 Co.
| We learn that number of men of means IN
Wisconsin are corresponding with parties in
Salina with view of settling i'm this city
and county. some to engage in merchantile and
manufacturing business. others in farming.
Mr.. Waddy Hoover has sold his barber shop
interest to Mr.. Geo. Kinney. Mr.. Hoover is
to open restaurant in the building now used
for the barber shop. and Mr.. Kinney will con-
tinue the barber business in the room now oc-
cubied by DR.. Lull.
On Sunday. the 18th inst, the Right Rev..
Thos. f. Vail will visit Salina, and administer
the Holy Rite of Confirmation. He will preach
at morning and evening services. Morning
service TO commence at ii o'clock, and eve
ming service, at 7:30.
According to the Atchison Champion, u. S.
Standardized Plumb 'settled near where the
town al Saina now stands in the fall of 1856.
removing the next winter to Lawrence. If this
be true, Salina will have to claim a special
interest in Preston B. Plumb.
1t is stated that scarlet fever is prevailing
here among the children. Perhaps upon in
vestigation il will be found that it is simply a
'nettle-rash." caused by eating wauInuts. A
physician in Junction City has just found that
to be the trouble with his patients.
The Smoky Hill has been filling up during
the past week, and water is again running
over the dam. The Fourth street mill has
plenty of water to run all the machinery and
the engine has been stopped for the season.
The mill is now running night and day
Mr.. J. y. McGonigal has discontinued busi-
ness here and removed to Abilene. to become
a partner in clothing store there. Mac has
made legion of friends in Salina, who will be
glad to have fortune shape his new venture so
that he will see millions in it, beyond
doubt.
1t is unlawful to kin prairie hens between
he first days of January and fifteenth day of
August, or any quail between the first day of
January and the first day of November. a |
violation of The law in this respect costs ten
lollars for each offence, with from five to
twenty-five dollars added for the officers and
witnesses.
The executive committee of the Farmers
Elevator Association request us to state that
is expected Of all shareho lders in the associa-
ion to be present at the court house next
at 2o'cock z. NJ, at which time and |
place steps viii be taken to effect permanent
organization.
A correspondent in last Saturdays Advo- |
,ate, joins us IN our war against worthless !
'urs. Marshal futile has also declared war, I
md blood now flows freely. Let the good /
work 20 on till the whole pack of ugly. snar!-
ne ours that have lately been running our
streets are killed or their owners lie them up. |
Don't miss t.