The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-04

10 boots and shoes. at the New York Storf
= which must be sold.
Prof. Atcliison aud party, having in to,
their balloon apparatus. started for Sc,lalis
Mo-, Monday morning.
d The first car load OF flour was carried fror
c. X. Underwood & Co.'S mill over the Fourt
, street side track last Monday.
Messrs. Sargent & Bates, through Mr.. T.. Z
Swanson, have been buying and shipping sew
e eral car loads Of broom corn.
. Ed. Gaylord has returned from the Blacl
Hills country, and Is perfectly satisfied to sta,
in Salina, and roam no more.
New crockery, including chamber, dnne
and tea sets IN China, just received and for salt
+ cheap at Ober. Wilson & Co.'s.
A number Of strangers from abroad called
at the JOURNAL Office during the fair. The
. Office was full of them at times.
Mrs. r. A. Lovitt and Mrs. ii. H. Sudcndori
went down to Leavenworth yesterday MORN
Before you buy a pair Of Boots or an Orercsat,
look through the stocE of MARYLAND. Dodge 4
Moore's. They can ssre you at least ten per
cent.
A grand antelope hunt Ia to take place in the
hills east of Gypsum creek. week after next.
The JOURNAL will have a reporter with the
party.
Preaching at the English Lutheran church
Sabbath morning and evening at the usual
hours for church service, by the Pastor, A. j..
Hartsock.
Sargent & Bates have, besides full stock OF
mems boots of all prices and styles, . splcn-
did assortment of ladies' and misses fine and
heavy shoes.
The third story of the school house Is now
ready for the furnishing, lumber which arriv-
ed tho first Of this week and will be immedi-
ately worked up.
Miss Lou Van Zant has resigned as teacher
OF the first primary department at the Hubic
school, aud Miss Bartlett has been afr{,ated
to I'LL the vacancy.
According to the Herald, the Christian,
English Lutheran and New Swedish Lutheran
congregations contemplate erecting church
buildings very soon.
Hon. C. w. McDonald member OF the Leg
islature from Cloud county, and Hon. s. ID.
Houston, Of Concordia, were In town the last
days OF the Fair, and called.
Those who desire to run for Office this fall
should bring In their announcements right
away. We charge S. for each announcement
to be paid strictly in advance.
The county commissioners are in session
this week. The county treasurer is making
his annual settlement. The commissioners
will remain in session Nil the week.
The passenger train going East, this mGrn-
Ing, was ditched near Bavaria, five pas fen
ger cars being thrown of the track. br9Nen
rail- was the cause. No damage done.
AT the residence of Henry Logan hand
some range stove and household furniture of
all kinds. They are offered for very small
sum, and will be taken Immediately.
Railroad trains now make their daily appear
ance upon the Fourth street siding. The
whlstling, ana ring Of the engine bell makes
things appear very lively in that quarter.
IL is possible that Salina mag be the South
crn terminus OF the Solomon branch Of the Kan
sas Pacific Railroad. II will be if bonds are
not voted in some of the northern counties.
Ladies' Beacer Cioaks-etegantty tci,ao,ei-
from $500 TO Sle.00. Same goods SOL; last taH
for hirtyJtiee per cent. more money.
MARYLAND, DODGE Il MOORE.
Our Methodist friends have decided to dedi- |
cate their church this fall. The building is TO
be finished inside, and the debt paid--one-half
of which, we understand, Is now provided for.
Hudson advertises his fine residence property
on Santa Fee, and also his furniture, for sale.
The property was not sold last week. as re-
ported.
Since the 6ood considerable complaint is
heard about the well water In parts Of the re-
glon west OF Ninth street The surface water
Is supposed to have produced kind of 'mixed
drinks"
Messrs. Youngdelsch 4 Ludis are busily en-
,aged 10 putting Ia new shelves aud counters
It their store room (the late Sherrin building).
They are expecting large stock of general
MrN. McComber Ina. received the parspher-
MALTA necessary to run the newly establfshfd
post Office OF Dry Creek la the southwestern
part of this county, Of which he has been ap-
pointed Z. NJ.
The members OF the Augustana College
,and desire us to return thanks to tho donors
or the very liberal collection made for their
,encft at the Presbyterian church. on Sunday.
,ept. Esd, 1877.
WANrED-The first volume OF the /" The ,
First Year of the War;" by Pollard. of Rich :
nond. belonging to r. II. Bishop. The per
on In possession Of the same will please re
urn Il to this Office. :
Quite quantity of first class household fur &
llturc, including handsome range stove a
all purchased this summer), are offered az a {
cry low price If secured Immediately. Call I
It the residence Of Henry Logan. 6
Come to our store and ace our immense stock
{ dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats r
nd caps, etc, etc., which We are offering =
hcaper than any one else can. IN
LITowIcH j WTTTIANN. 7
The following gentlemen were elected from c
moky Hill precinct, last Saturday, as del 9
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