The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18
The Saline County Journal.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1873. !,

THURSDAY, APRIL Is, 1875.
Extra Copies of tho JOURNAL can b
found at the Book and News Store Of White
head q Seaman's. FIRST door east Of Postoface
inst
Received
Under the
Opera House
A fine stock of
Children's suits
Come, bring your babies.
Flies are on hand.
Court in session.
A fine rain Tuesday night:
The Opera Houses beauty.
Such beautiful moonlight evenings.
The Opera House is about completed.
$4,000 to Ioan-Bishop, Chace q Grier.
Mrs. J. 8. Weaver: returned on Friday last
Ma. James Gebhart has lreturned from thu
East.
For your shade hats call on Mrs. A. I
Grier.
The peaches were not killed by the late
frosts.
Seasonable fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Mr.. Postlewait returned from Chicago Satur
day evening.
Clocks of the best make, at ID. & J. b
whitehead's.
of Z
visit this week.
Call and see the new glassware, at Ober
Wilson & Co.'S.
Demorest journal" and sport folio," at
Mrs. Hedigan's.
For your spring hats and fine flowers call al
Mrs. A. T. Grier's.
Demorest's patterns and "What to Wear
at Mrs. Hedigan's.
Everything in tip-top style at Bartlett &
Jenkins meat market.
Mrs. Jehries returned from Chicago and St
Louis on Saturday evening.
A temperance meeting is to be held in the
Christian church this evening.
For lew style fine hosiery call At Mrs. F. L.
Watkins, l22 Santa Fe avenue.
And still that fine wall paper at Whitehead
4 Seaman's IS in great demand.
An elegant line of summer silks-pretty and
cheap-at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Best line of watches west of tho Missouri
river, ut ID. & J. B. Whitehead's.
WANrED-At the Pacific House, an assistant
cook and person to wash dishes.
Mr.. West, the barber, has about completed
his new residence on Eighth street.
Upon the face Of Mr.. J. s. Voorhees, proud
smile constantly rests. 1t is boy.
The best line Of blank books to he found In
the west, st Whitehead & Seaman's.
Remember that it Is at Bartlett & Jenkins
meat market only that you can buy fish.
Councilman Briggs is securing the country
In the interest Of the Thomb and Elwood.
such self-binders and harvesters as were
never seen before, at Briggs & Gebhart's.
You can save from 81 to S. On a SUIT of
clothes by buying of Ober, Wilson & Co.
Buy your white goods and linens at the New
York Store and you will save Is per cent.
Two iron beam plows, as good as new, for
sale cheap. J. A. NELSON.
Judge Bondi issued marriage license to 8.
W. Wells and Jane Nelson, on Saturday last.
New spring goods just received by G. A..
Soi5ery. Good fitting and low.priees guaran-
teed.
When you come to town drop into Lays and
get q cup OF hot coffee, or lunch of some
kind.
Messrs. Briggs & Gebhart have sold lis
Thomb Clippers since..the commencement Of
the season.
Boys and children's clothing. and wool and
straw hats, of the latest styles. at the New
York Store.
Now and then irregular old fashioned zephyr
Of Kansas whirls through the town. shaking
the buildings.
The cutest thing out-those knobby little
suits for boys and children, at the Baltimore
Clothing House.
Mr.. H. Hall has bad all those musical instru-
ments in full blast, creating harmony in honor
of that new boy.
S2,5OO worth of hats just received. Come
~nd exam!ne-they are lower than anyone, at
Ober Wilson & Co.'S
The Western Star Mills, on Fourth street,
started up again on Saturday and are now run
ming 1. to II hours daily.
DIR. T. E. Underwood, the oculist and aurist,
is now ut Clay Center. He will return to Sa-
lima about tbs 18th of June.
For Novelties IN the Hat line, 20 to Ham,
mon, Bird & Co.'S, the sign of the Elephant,
Santa Fe Avenue, Salina, Kansas.
Mrs. F. H. wildman and children returned
from the East, :where they has been visiting
some months, last Friday evening.
.1udge A. n. Beebe has been busily engaged
putting out trees around the Public school
building during the past two weeks.
The ladies Of the Christian Church purpose
giving q strawberry and ice cream festival -
soon Is the berries come into market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble, of Racine county, Wis
consin. are visiting their daughter. Nm. T. d.
w. Manchester. In Eureka township.
The Open House Association finally
changed their order for assembly seeeees,"
and substituted An order for arm chairs.
Mr.. Gnham, IN old time residest Of this
county who lived south Of the city on the