The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-26

Me. the tailor, is open to cut and make
suit a. clothes with any tailor in the UnioI
and has a man that is open to make coat q
pants against any tailor who may accept Ii
challenge.
Mr.. Frank Rothschild, from Peru, Ind
brother of +. and Saml Rothschild of the Ne
York Store, arrived last week and has take
a position behind the counters Of that busy e.
tablishment.
Next Saturday is the Jewish New Year, ce
ebrated with all the zeal and pleasure that "
do the lst of January. The Jewish people i
Sa.ina willprobabiy close their places of bust
ness in honor Of the day.
WANTED.-Two girls. one to do geners
Homework, the other to assist at the same
The latter may be from IA to I6 years Old
Enquire at the store of Markland. Dodge 1
Moore, on Iron avenue.
The Senior editor of this paper returne
from Europe last Thursday, satisfied witt
sightseeing and pleased enough to mingl
with:his Salina friends again. His family cam
withihim from New York.
Rev. DR.. Bishop is temporarily in charge o
the editorial columns Of the Herald. Tn
Doctor is an argumentative as we'll as pol
ished writer, and takes hold of editorial worl
| as if he had been in the harness for years.
! Messrs. E. A. and Joe Powers arrived Fri
I day evening from the West. They have beer
| spending the summer On the Powers Rancho
about 30 miles north of Cheyenne. They re
port their cattle in good condition for winter
| Jug.
Col. J. G. Spivey announces in this issue tina
he will be an independent candidate for thu
Office of county attorney. Col Sp;vey's dis
tinguished ability and qualifications for the Of
flce are too well known to require any com
mendations from us.
The Swede citizens of Salina are talking o.
establishing Swedish newspaper In this city
with the intention of making Of 1t q genera
newspaper for Kansas. They met last Tues
day evening to talk up the matter, and take
steps for the organization Of a stock company
The Brookville Times, edited aud published
by Morgan Brothers, Is the new paper at oul
sister city. 1t is we'll printed and edited. The
Brookvillc people seem well pleased that they
now have an organ to record the daily hap
penings in their progressive young city.
From what we hear we believe it will well
repay our citizens to attend the performance
of Prof. Cook, which takes place at the Opera
House tonight. He has become distinguished
as powerful opponent of spiritualism In bis
famous light seances. We believe all will be
highly entertained
r. Ii. Darlington is putting in all kinds OF
coal this fall and proposes to supply the peo-
pie with whatever they want in the coal line.
!Salina has long felt the need of regular deal
er who would keep his supply up and not run
out just at time when coal was most needed.
Tom is popular in this city and will have a
large trade.
Mr.. John W. Godfrey, manager for the de-
partment of Missouri and Kansas of the Cont
mental Life Insurance company, of Hartford,
Conn.,, is in town looking after the interests OF
his staunch company. We have found him to
be very agreeable, well-informed gentleman,
and believe our citizens will be very much
pleased to form his acquaintance.
While new parties are forming and new is
sues are created throughout the country, the
rush to the Oldest and most reliable jewelry
store in Central and Western Kansas continues.
People in need Of good clock, and those in
possession of clock or watch In need of re-
pairs, never fail to call at ID. & J. B. White
heads, rs their work is always first-clsss and
warranted
$4,000 Kansas fruit trees for sale, all of the
best quality, and such as are adapted to our
climate All kinds of small fruits and shrub
berry and evergreens, apple trees II l-2 cents
each; strawberry plants 80 cents per hundred
will show you such fruit as grows on these
trees at Horticultural Fair Saturday. Go and
see 1t. II. l.. JONES.
Mr.. J. Benell, the sewing machine man. IL
still in SaIina and has rebuilt and repaired
thirty-five machines. all of which are giving
entire satisfaction and many say their machines
run better than they ever did. Now IL the
time to have your machines repaired while you
can have good work done and for low prices.
Bring in your machines soon, as cannot stay
without plenty ofwork. 30-tf
The undersigned is now ready to receive
rags for making either stais or floor carpets
will furnish the best five ply carpet at IS
cents per yard; stair carpets at Is cents per
yard. Some of my work can be seen at Klien'e
store, Commercial Block. Santa Fe avenue.
where it is on sale or inspection. shop on
Fourth street, north Of Farmers Elevator.
JAMES W. SMITH.
commercial man, representing clothing
house OF Philadelphia, has been travelling
through Nebraska, Iowa and Kansas with
team belonging to the livery stable of Mr.. c.
T. Hilton, of this place. He has been gone s.
lays. paying for the team at the rate of IS per
lay. This is probably the longest jaunt which
mas ever been taken by any commercial man
N the west. II Charley could let out all of his
teams at the same rate be would soon be In .
'condish" TO build a brown stone 'front.'
Messrs. Bartlett & jenkins are now furnish.
ug their customers with some Of the finest
beef ever placed on block in Salina. Satur.
lay they killed two 3-year olds fed by Mr.
simon Donmeyer, weighing respectively,
iressed,'s0 and 19i pounds. On Tuesday they
purchased lot OF corn ted steers, anu are now |
giving their customers the same grade and
quality of meat sold in New York. This |
market is now first-class in all its appoint |