The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-25

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mammoth advertisement this week what hs
knows ..bout goods. Just read it.
Hams, shoulders and sides, which have
been cured In the best known way. on hand
and for sale BY Bartlett 4 jenkins.
At the meeting of the directors Of the
Building Association last Friday evening, q
loan of $3.50 WAS made to Mr.. Ed. Lott.
Mr.. A. G. Couse is again in possession Of
what Is known Is the '.Red Barn" On SAINTS
Fe. He runs feed and sale stable there.
Eureka Liquid Stove Polish. The best In
the known world. OBER, WILSON & Co.,
Lem Sole Agents.
| Just received q new lot Of fine hand made
ladies' shoes In button and side lace, the finest
In town. RoTHscULD Bros.
The masons have commenced with the stone
erected south Of Campbell, Sloan & Tuthlll's
store.
| Summer suits to order by Mac. the tailor,
on Santa Fe Avenue. Good fitting, latest
style and cheaper than any merchant tailor in
Kansas.
Mr. ]. 8. voorhees, is to occupy the new stores
to be built SOUTH Campbell, Sloan &3Tuthlll's.
he will embark In the grocery and provision
business.
Mr.. Ed. Oimstead has:returned from Kansas
City. where he has been In attendance upon
| Spalding's commercial school during the past
six months.
Mr.. Fred Dyer, a new jeweler, is to occupy
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| room. Mr.. Splitter has not decided where he
will locate.
| There Is nothing on earth that looks more
pleasing to your boy, or any one else. than
one of those knobby little suits at the Balti-
more Clothing House.
Judge Bondi issued marriage licenses on
April 10th to Oscar Stromquist and Mary Lin
gust, and on April 18th to Charles Swanson
and Aida C. Vanstrom.
Very impressive and interesting Easter SER
vices were he'd in the Episcopal Church last
Sunday. The church was very handsomely
and profusely decorated with flowers.
We are receiving new goods daily. always
including the latest novelties, and at prices
lower than any other house In the city.
RorHscHuD Bros.
Mr.. Oscar Seltz is repainting the walls of his
drug room. He believes In embellishing his
premises and spares no expense in making his
establishment one of the finest in the west.
Hon. d. &. Wagstaf has sold the half lot
next south of the Grand Central Hotel to q
Mr.. Weaver. who will build there two-story
brick building. The consideration was $500.
We understand that Mr.. VIM. Dnegle de-
signs brildIng boarding house on the east
side Of Sonth Santa Fe, Of the following di-
mansions front part, 1sx2s rear addition,
1890.
Mr.. Kruger says the Opera House will be
the time specified in the contract Cl5th of May.
It is not often that builders ''come to time' so
promptly.
Mr.. n. d. Berg went down to Leavenworth
and Kansas City the first Of the week to pick
up the necessary number of chairs for seating
the Open House. It has been difficult to pro-
cure them.
At special meeting of the city council held
lastss5aturday evening, the following nomina-
tons of the Mayor were confirmed: Treasurer
Ed. Whitman; clerk, E. z. Bowen attorney.
John Foster.
Mr.. II. G. Order, OF Eureka township, has
a wheat field in which the average height OF
the grain is three feet. two and . half inches.
The heads are beginning to form. That does
very we'll for April 18th.
number of handsome fences have re-
Gently been built among tho number one by
Captain Mohler in front Of his residence on
Eighth street. and one by DR.. Bell in front
OF his santa Fee residence.
We have now on hand S20. 900 to loan on
Saline County in,prored farms. Loans closed
up in from 3 to 6 days from date Of appkea-
tions, at WIGHT & CARRoLL's Real Estate
Agency, Salins, Kansas. l04t,
will sell pure bred poultry, and eggs from
same, as TO lows: PekIn Ducks, S. per pair
eggs, 81 per dozen. Partridge Cochins. each
81, eggs 81 per dozen. J. NJ. ANDERSON,
lI4w. Salina, Kansas.
Z. c. Clark, q former typo in this Office, has
returned to Saline county. after prolonged
absence in Michigan and OHIO. Charley
OIiu3S VIII nlm u vile. we WISH tnem DOtn
much happiness. They have located at Ba-
varia.
Work on the street has commenced in good
earnest. Commissioner Harrison, with q
gang Of men, Is making excavations" on
Iron avenue rkerward, which look rs If he
was hunting like Schliemann for relics OF
antiquity.
C.R. Aldrin, music teacher, is giving in
on the piano and organ and would
invite those wishing instructions
to leave their orders with H. Hall, one door
east Of post Office, where they will be strictly
attended to.
The assessors keep busy. When you fee
across the country comprising the back lot,
for the purpose OF avoiding them. you should |
that the flight will afford only |
temporary relief. for the imperious assessors |
are Is hard to get rid OF as death.
Mr.. J. A. Zehring, Of Salina, was in the |
city on Tuesday and rented the Jed Tourney |
building on Court street near Hersey avenue, |
and intends to open up . cigar mandatory. |
He expects to have his factory In operation |
in . very short time.-Beloit Record.
A German BY the name Of II. wessfoal. |
recently from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. died OF
last Saturday morning. He was |