The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-22

F. Our new quarto-medium Gordon has bee
. shipped and will probably arrive the last
3 this week.
AT the city council meeting held on MOI
: day evening liquor license was granted {
Vim. Huebner.
Come and see cur black alpacas, they an
twenty-five per cent cheaper than before,
the New York Store.
Miss Mary Lieber returned to Saiina la,
Friday evening, and is stopping with the fan
lily of Mr.. Oscar Seitz.
For your books, stationery, etc.. etc.,
will pay you to call on Mrs. A. T. Grier, Nc
124, Santa Fee Avenue.
Some talk of forming a gas company. Plent
Of material hereabout of which such compa
ny can be constructed.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. w. A. Slmkins
will deliver the second lecture of series OF
the Book Of Revelation.
Mr.. George Kruger has erected quite fin,
looking and commodious barn near the rive
on his East side property.
Mr.. VIM. We'll has commenced building .
Is to be handsome building.
Mr.. Z. Walton is building large flour and
feed store on Santa Fe avenue, ON the lot north
OF Addison q Peterson's lumber yard.
Morrell Champion is the father of cham
pion girl. In this claim he will sacrifice, if nee
essary, his fortune and sacred honor.
Don't be humbugged-we have tine best and
cheapest apples in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
We have better four pound for Sl.00 coffee
than any house in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
There will be meeting for the organiza-
ton of the Young Mems Lyceum of salina Saturday
evening, at the Office of John w. Begks. COM.
We haze 'aotO coming the finest line of ladies'
cLoaks erer brought TO Salina.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
One thousand choice apples, all hand picked
and in three bushel barrels, just received.
Cheap is the word, at ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
The Methodist church will be open for SER
vices next Sabbath. The pastor, Rev. J. H.
Lockwood, will preach morning and evening.
Rev. s. Carr was at Abilene last week, and
conducted services there on Sabbath last.
Lev. j. Ii. Lockwood filled his pulpit in this
city.
New buckwheat flour, maple syrup, apple
butter, mnce meat and sweet cider. just re-
ceived and for sale cheap, at ODER, Wilson &
Co.'S.
We have too many goods. We are going to
sell them to some one, pretty cheap, for cash.
Come and get bargain at the New York
Store.
Harvest has passed, and still that subscrip-
ion remains unpaid. Did we dream that it
vas to be paid after harvest, or was it solemn,
zeal annunciation
The foundation for the Christian church has
been laid, and lumber is now being hauled for
he building. Its location is nearly opposite |
he Presbyterian church.
Prof Hamilton having recently bought the
Capt. Brown property, on Santa Fe avenue, is |
having it overhauled and will soon move into |
he house with his family.
Prepare yourself for the cold weather by |
eaving your orders for your winter suits and
vercoats with E. j. Mccormick, merchant
ailor, next to new opera house.
Forgery is getting to be too common an
in this country. No less than
hree cases have come to light during the past
week. The cases are being worked up.
LosT-A hound pup, nearly grown, white
reast, one fore leg white. A liberal reward
rill be paid for its recovery. Return to Ed.
ninth, at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moores.
Come and see our new bleached cotton for
en- cents per yard, by the yard or by the piece.
he best ever shown west Of New York for
he money. LITowICH & WHITMAN.
Messrs. Gardner, Granger, Gentry, McCor-
nick, Titus and a number of others from
were in this city on Monday. We
eceived pleasant calls from several of them.
A gentleman from Johnstown, Pennsyl-
ania. representing a colony of Is families,
as In town last week looking over the plats
t the U. 5. Land office for Government land
Why is it that Ober Wilson g. Co. are sell
lg more goods than any two houses in town?
ecause they buy their goods direct, and are
cling them much cheaper than any other
Ouse.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
he Delmonico Restaurant, kept by W. p.
hacher, is the best restaurant i'm the west.
own goes the price of regular meals to only
lirty cents.
A gentleman from Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
as in town last week, talking up the estab-
shment Of National Bank here. We believe
e made no degnite arrangements with refer
ice thereto.
WANTED-The first volume of the The
irst Year of the War" by Pollard, of Rich |,
lond, belonging to r. III. Bishop. The per
IN in possession of the same will please re !,
rn il to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. +. Wooliey very agreeably ,
tertained party OF their friends last Saturday
ng During the evening group Of stsuary entitled
Greenhons" true to lfe,) exhibited to the ad
ring gaze Of the company. G
A span of horses belonging to Mr.. l.. G.
enton, county commissioner of the third 4
strict, were stolen from his farm in Ohio +
wnship, last week Wednesday night. He
IS found no trace Of them as yet.
Mr.. X. ii, Dihle Is about to erect one story S
Hiding, 25xS0 feet, on the site now occupied II
his harness shon Stona IL nnw hairg e