The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-24

we want tofciear ont stock for spring goods
j. &. RASH IL son
fycu want good work i'm rhe line of boo
and shoemaking, call upon II. J. Dstheimcr
successor to L. j. Grant. at the old Stand
Prices reasonable and to suit all If.
One thousand dollars worth OF whips jus
received from the factory at West Field, Mass.
which will sell cheap for cash. Come ant
see. G.. IIoLMQvIsT.
The local German immigration society me
at Donegan's Hail last Friday evening, anC
reelected the old officers, viz o. Seitz. Pres
ident; A. Bondi, Secretary; X. II. Dihle
Treasurer.
Come one-come all, and be convinced thai
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by w. L
Thacher, Is the best restaurant In the west
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
The concert which was to have taken place
at the NJ. z. Church, six miles south of town
last Friday evening, did not come off by rea
son of the inclement weather. 1t will take
place next Tuesday evening.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church next
Sabbath morning and evening. Bible school
at 2:3O o'clock. The pastor desires all to at
tend as there is an important subject to be
brought before the congregation.
Gather at Wight g. Carroll's office tomorrow
night. Steps will be taken to organize the
new building and loan association. Let every
body who has subscribed shares be present /;
also those who intend doing so.
We publish in this paper the able letter ad-
dressed to the Christian Union by Colonel
Philips in answer to Beecher's Thanksgiv-
ing sermon on the finance question. All OF
our readers should persue it carefully.
Come and examine the prices and qualities
of our cassimeres, beavers. overcoats, doeskins,
broadcloths, English and French worsteds,
which we are closing out at below cost. Call
and be satisfied. ODER, WILSON & Co.
All members of Miriam Lodge, No. s.,
Daughters Of Rebekah. are requested to meet
In Odd Fellows Hall, Friday evening, Jan.
18th. at 8 r. NJ, prompt. By order OF n. G..
f. l.. NORTON.
Those who design taking stock in new
building and loan association are requested
| 10 meet at tue OiuOC VI ~
tomorrow friday evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
Steps will be taken to organize the associa-
ton.
We stated before the election that Buell.
is man who allows his prejudices to con-
troll his official action, and to strike an enemy
he will even sacrifice the best interests Of
Saline county. Such was his action last
Saturday.
The new council chamber has been fur
nished with good coal stove. a chandelier,
settees about the room and a long, wide Ia
BILE, upon which the city fathers will place
their feet while tipping back In their deliber-
alive moods
The dwelling house on DR.. Grier's farm
east of town was burned last Saturday evening.
There were some 100 bushels OF corn in the
house, besides some furniture-all of which
was consumed. 1t WAS undoubtedly the work
OF an incendiary.
At Abilene only about SIS were taken in at
the Fitzpatrick lecture, Friday night. The
management of the lecture course of this place
cleared almost that on Saturday evening. That
shows that Salinas literary taste is few
notches higher than neighbor Abilene's.
Mr.. j. P. Pringle. recently of the Black
Hills, brother-in-law of Rev. A. j. Hartsock,
called last Monday. MIR. Pringle was once
connected with the Kansas Pacific. We I'M
derstand that he was superintendent of one OF
the Western divisions, in the early days of the
road.
We have just opened beautiful line of
children's and infants shoes, made to our Or
der in Philadelphia. These goods cost but lit
tie more than the common ones, and will wear
twice as long and much better. Call and see
them. ODER, WILSON & Co.
The ladies of the Catholic church of Brook
vile are 10 hold Fair and oyster supper in
the school house at that place, on Thursday and
Friday, February 2lst and 22nd. Friday eye
ning's entertainment will conclude with a So
clal hop. Father Wibbert. Of this city, is TAX
ing steps to build a church at Brookville du-
ring the coming summer, and the proceeds of
enterprise.
A man giving his name as Smith to some,
st. Clair to others. was arrested in town last
Saturday, for horse stealing, by telegram
from the sheriff of Reno county. The fellow
had bought lumber aud other articles pre-
paratory to building a house, but the officer
lntertered, and the house will not be built.
telegram from the sheriff at Wichita for
his arrest has also been received. He is still
with us.
span of horses was drowned in Null
berry creek, upon b. B. Stimmers place, last
Sunday. The creek was up and in crossing
the horses got beyond their depth. They were
driven by boy. They belonged to Cald-
well & Strosd. who live In the edge of Ottawa
county. Messrs. Hussey and Stimmel, called
to the creek by the shouts Of the boy, arrived
too late TO save the horses, but succeeded in
securing the harness, wagon, etc.
Mr.. George Hawley, of Bavaria, has the
contract of running the Poor Farm for the
ensuing year-his duties to commence March
LIST. He pays $3.50 as rent for the farm. He
is to receive $500 per week for boarding
each adult pauper; S2.75 for each pauper be-
tween the ages of S and Is years, and So 90
for each pauper under ) years Of age. He Is
to furnish all furniture, bedding, fuel, wash
ing, etc. He has the use of the county land,
implements. team, COW, etc.