The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-23

l. tended the convention of county attorneys r,
= Gently held in Topeka. lie took a prominei
part IN the proceedings.
We have the best $500 Calf Boot in I'll
State. ODER. WILSON 4 Co.
Mr.. j. S. Conerford, newspaper man froI
Minnesota, has been spending few days i
town. He is an old acquaintance OF A. j
Schwartz and w. r. Gels
Ladies, have you seen our new Shoes? The
are neat, pretty and cheap. Call and examine
ODER, WILSON 4 Co.
We made one or two funny errors in our re
port Of the change of time in the running O
trains last week. The time table will be found
corrected on our first page.
Here we are again. Ice cream for heated
mortals. DeliciOusly delicious.
g. J. LAY & Bro.
HOLD THE FoRT!-G. j. Lay & Brother ART
coming with the most delicious ice cream In
the market. They will deliver ice cream daily
to families. either by the quart or gallon.
We have the nobbiest line OF new Clothing
in the State. and 1t is for sale very cheap.
Call and examine. ODER. WILSON & Co.
Mr.. d. F. Donegan has sold his residence
property on Santa Fe avenue to Mr. McDan.
iels. Mr.. Donegan will soon remove to his
large rancho In the western part of the county.
$1,000 worth of new Clothing just received
We will guarantee you as good DIT as you
can Obtain from any merchant tailor.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
| MIR. and Mrs. o. P. Hamilton returned from
Colorado yesterday afternoon, and will remain
Ia Salina. They are convinced that for perma-
nent residence there is no place equal TO Lima
number of ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
pleasant dance at the Athletic Club Hall, last
Friday evening. Fine music was furnished by
the new band, under the leadership of Mr.. &.
G. Flick.
Mr.. Mogler, the brewer, has purchased
property on Third street, directly east of F.
Barneck's residence, where he proposes to
locate his brewery. The building is to be
40x40 feet.
The Teachers Institute still continues In ses-
sion The increase in attendance for this
week has not been as large as expected The
lectures before the Institute will not be gwen
until next week
WANTED-The first volume of the " The
First Year of the War" by Pollard, of Rich
mond, belonging to Z. II. Bishop. The per-
son In possession of the same will please re-
turn 1t 10 this office
We shall publish next week an address en- |
titled "Womans' Mission In The Church. -
delivered by Mr.. Howard c. Rash before the
Sslina District Cooperation Society. at Mo.
Pherson, Aug. 18th.
very pleasant company made a very pleas
ant trip mp the river the other night.
The river WAS high and current strong, and
The boat made the return voyage at the rate of
about IL miles per hour.
The Martin brick machine. which we spoke
,f last week, has arrived. Another one will
Undoubtedly be purchased. Our brick max
,rs will thus be ready to fill the numerous or
tcrs for brick in a very short time.
Mr.. s. Drivers a very agreeable young GEN
leman from Pennsylvania, has been visiting
lere for several days, being guest of his old
riend, w. Il. Gels. He is nephew of John ID.
Knox, prominent banker of Topeka
Mr.. II. NJ. Sale started for st. Joseph. No.,
he first of the week. He will visit Chicago
md other eastern cities while absent Mr..
'owler,a competent druggist, has taken charge :
# the drug store until MIR. Sale returns
z. Q. Bond excuse us: Farmer Bond'0 has
'joyfnl lump" in his throat as big as noun .
ain, and sets up the soda water with aIacrity, -
ecause good-sized boy, newly born. gets e
p an anvil chorus just as he drops off into .
reamIand.
Mr.. +. j. Mccormick, merchant tailor from n
Philadelphia, will open out next week with 3
full stock Of the latest styles of piece Ii
Gods He guarantees good fitting and stylish
uits, or no pay. Rooms In MARYLAND, Dodge
Moores store o
The Saline County Temperance Alliance will '
eet in Salina at the Baptist church, Saturday
ept. LIST. At O'Clock p. NJ. The officers Of ali
ownshIp and Local Alliances are members =
the county Alliance by virtue of their Office. :
I'd are urged to be present. :. y
The Sallns Cornet band hasbeen reorganized. r
first-class leader from New York has been ~
up,oyeu, "ao VIII arr''e mere 1he last OF this n
: the frst OF next week The band has been r.
nRaged to furnish music during the FAIR
he boys will Immediately apply for charter.
Prof Welser. of Georgetown, Colorado, is u'
attendance upon the Lutheran Synod, now y
session In this city. The Professor sustains ~
well merited reputation as an eminent geol- 81
list and scientist, and has contributed num- 70
II Of very interesting and valuable articles to GO
e scientific press OF the East &c
The quarterly meeting services at the NJ. E. ~
lurch last Sabbath were very interes ting. :.
". G.. 8. Dearborn, the presiding elder, :,
cached two OF the ablest sermons we have -
ard since our residence in the west The 80
Ter il certainly one of Kansas most power e.,
| preachers. -
The Colorado excursionlSts returned from cii
E mountains yesterday afternoon. arriving at ga
Is place at about one O'Clock. All are en- to
nsiastic over the pleasure afforded them BY giv
2 trip. and speak in high praise of the treat VIC
mt they received from the management Of to
, excursion.
Prof AtchiSon, the balloonist, finally engay- ola
with the Fair Association 10 make three mi
loon ascensions. Tie receives for his ser ma
es certain per cent. Of the "gate money" en-
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