The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-10

the DelmonlcO Restaurant, Kept by w. L
Thacher. is the best restaurant in the west
Down goes the price OF regular meals to only
thirty-iiye cents.
Oar changetul climate makes relia.
bic remedy tor throat disorder necessary
in every household. Hence that agree
able physician, b. A. Litowich, has JUS
piles OF magnificent dress goods at hl;
New York Store, which will cure that
throat claiter quicker than anything
else
Uncle Sans condition powders, they
say, cures and prevents disease. But
they are not circumstance compared to
Ben. Litowich's vast stock of dress and
fancy goods which creates peace and
health in the family quicker than all the
condition powders which were ever Gre
ated.
A lamp placed in the cellar of Ober
Wilson L. Co.'s store exploded last
Thursday. Had it not been for Mr.. AL
drich's presence upon the spot quickly
after the explosion the whole establish
ment might have been in flames. The
! fire was soon extinguished ard all was
safe again.
The partnership of Skancke & Hegge-
lund Downing stores at Lindsborg, Mar.
quette and McPhsrson) was dissolved
the first of this month. Mr.. Skancke is
sole proprietor of the store at Limbs
borg, and Mr.. Heggelund of the stores
at Marquette and Mcpherson.
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On last Saturday evening, at their
home on Nineth street, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Clarkson gave a very pleas
ant reception in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin, of Kansas City. The guests adj
united in the opinion that they had been
most agreeably cared for by their cour.
teous host and elegant hostess.
Lieutenant Il. W. Ward stopped off at
Salina few hours on Monday, to see
his friends. He was on his way to Fort
Russell, Wyoming, where his family
are. He will soon take his family to
Texas, whore he is to be stationed, and
hopes to regain his health, which has
been very poor since he left SalIna.
The work on the Christian church is
progressing rapidly. The building is
entirely enclosed, the floor laid, the
ceiling put on, the platform finished.
The baptistry is being built. The first
coat of paint has been put on the build
ing. 1t is the desire of the trustees to
have the church completed by the Md
die of February.
Captain H. ID. Baker, writing from
st. LOUIS, states that he has accepted the
Government position to which he was
lately appointed. He was there on his
way to southwestern Missouri, to enter
upon the duties of his Office. His pres
emit address is Galena, Stone county, Mis-
souri,. Ex-Governor Rothert, of Iowa,
is one of his colleagues.
Antique errors, in this enlightened
age and land, find acceptance only with
the prejudiced and ignorant. Those
who like the old, slow way of selling
goods by dribbles will find no favor at
the New York Store. The proprietor
keeps large stock and sells hundreds
of dollars worth each day. He does so
because he can afford to sell cheap.
An application has been made before
the commissioners for the release OF
Williams who was tried and convicted
for stealing railroad ties and sentenced
to Imprisonment IN the county Jail. The
application was based upon the fact that
Williams family was destitute, depend
ing upon him for support. We under
stand that the application was denied.
Messrs. Bartlett 4 Jenkins have open
ed out their new meat market ut the
stand recently occupied by D. Freemil-
Ter. Everything about the establish
ment looks as neat as pin; and there
is every indication that the proprietors
fully understand their business. The
meat they keep is the best to be found
in the country and will always be first
class. Give them call.
In order 10 close out our W0olen goods,
such as fannelS, caSsimereS, blankets, ETC.. f,
also ,Uater proofs and jeans. icc ,ctl
offer extra inducements IN prices for 60
days. or until closed out. Don't fail TO
call and you will be convinced that you
can buy more goods for less money Of as
than at any house IN toiCh.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
In another column we publish some
valuable, interesting "reminiscences of
the early history of Saline county, from
the pen of Colonel W. A. Phillips, our
member of Congress. We hope the
Colonel will not cease furnishing US
such valuable contributions, and from
time to time, as he may have leisure,
place in print his entire Recollection of
I the pioneering days.
Mr.. James F. Keeney, of Chicago, has
been in town several days, looking after
his land interests. NJ. Keeney Is presi-
dent OF the Chicago company who lately
purchased 100000 acres of land from the
X. p. Railway tor colonization purposes.
The company have laid out the town OF
Wakleeny, Trego county, and will at
once set about settling up the land in
its vicinity. They will offer extra in
ducements to actual settlers.
! There is to be grand annual ball al
Brookville tomorrow evening. 1t will
be very largely attended by persons
from Ellis and up the road. The Brook
vile people never do things by halves