The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07

both old bachelors, are building residence:
What of it:
A meeting of the city council takes place tc
night. The second-class city matter will b
discussed.
A petition is in circulation protesting agains
the organization of Saiina into city of tn
secOpd-class.
Gels 4 CO.. bank, since the resumption. Mr.
w. r. Gels is more than pleased at the pros
pect.
We understand that D. L. Wagstaff Ia
sold his farm ore mile south of town to
Pennsylvania party. the consideration bein:
s., 800.
The last quarterly meeting of the Salin,
charge will be held in the NJ. E. church mex
Sunday. Presiding Elder Dearborn will preacl
In the morning.
! The Kansas Central Land Journal
published by Maj. John ". Berks. is now tn
oldes. land or real estate paper published II
the United States.
| Yesterday was Ash Wednesday. Divine
services were held at the Episcopal church IL
the morning. Rev. 4. B. Dooley preached al
appropriate sermon.
Preaching in the Lutheran3church Sabbath
morning. Rev. Geo. Scholl of Baltimore, j.
expected to preach. Come and hear him
Sunday School at 2:30.
Gentlemen. il you do not get as good q
fitting shit from Mccormick and $500 cheap.
er than any house In Kansas. he does not ex.
pect your patronage.
| Our friend Ed. Nelson is preparing to en-.
gage In the hardware and implement bust.
ness at Bavaria. Ed. is a deserving fellow
and is bound to succeed.
The fellow Nunnelly boasts that he is a
dirt thrower. We never made any pretentions
in that line of business. We admit his claims
to perfection In that line.
For sale, q farm Of l60 acres, with house and
stable acres broken. GO acres in wheat.
Terms-S1 .f00-S500 down. balance on long
time. Enquire at this Office.
The body of Mr.. Wager. who was drowned
in the Saline river two weeks Ego. was recov-
cred last Saturday. 1t was found near the
place where Wager was drowned.
II you want good work in the line Of boot
and shoemaking, call upon H. J. Ostheimcr.
successor to l.. J. Grant, at the old Stand,
Prices reasonable and to suit all. If.
On last Sabbath at the communion service in
the Presbyterian church, twenty-three men,
bers were added to the church record. The
membership Of the church is 1873.
n. Vobr Watho.boo bos eol1 I,;e -v,l,oo ;,,et
south of town to I. L. Bond. The sale was
made by Faulkner & Wildman. This is one
of the prettiest places in this vicinity.
Barrett & Rutland are proprietors of the
Salina Packing House and Sausage Manufac
tory. A full stock always on hand. They
can be found at Meade & Sons old stand.
The Athletic Club gave dance at their hall
on Tuesday evening which was very well at
tended and passed of in the pleasant manner
which has made these parties so popular.
Our spring goods, boots and shoes, are now
open. We invite an inspection, no trouble to
show them if you do not buy.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
During the week. Judge Bondi has issued
marriage licenses to Calvin E. Brought and An
ME A. Woltkiel; Geo. &. Ripke and Mary
Pahlas; Ellhu Underwood and Adelia Suran.
Notwithstanding the dreary, business-killing
weather OF the last two or three months, mer-
chants keep a very good financial standing and
cheerful await the setting in of the spring
trade.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by W. r.
TEACHER, is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price Of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
jamestown alpacas, the protest dress
goods in the world. We guarantee them to
wash without fading. crlmping, or losing their
luster. They are very cheap. Call and exam
inc at Ober. Wilson & Co.'S.
In the Probate Court, March LIST. in the mat
ter Of the estate of Chas. Whitney deceased.
petition was made by Administrative to sell
real estate to pay debts, and hearing was set
for March l2th, 1878. at 10 A. N.
The Swedish church association, which has
been holding meetings in Athletic Hail, have
rented the back room of the second story Of
Chas. Holmqvist's new building. Messrs.Hil-
Ter & whitney occupy the front room.
NorrcE.-If you want q suit Of clothes to fit
you, 60 and buy of F. johnson. and you will
be satisfied without failure. His prices are
neither double nor half, Unreasonable. Stand
next door east of the Herald office. 5-2w
At the meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Farmers Elevator. held on Monday last The
following were elected Directors for the next
year: c. r. Underwood. Thos. Anderson.
Goodhart SchIppel. J. +. Wellington and G. c.
Kothe.
For such terrible ''filthy sheet. =" as Nun
nelly calls the JOURNAL, the latter paper seems
to have . pretty good circulation-at least
twice as many as that Family paper" called
the Herald. Nunnelly will now say "what de-
PRAYED tastes people have, any way
A letter from Richard T. King, of Ellis.
for publication contains the following: Your
&C" In his notes from Brook
VILE makes remarks concerning Mr.. Swear
ingin. Mr.. Swearingin has not been
from Ohio Is months yet. He has worked
for me over one year and is q good steady
man.
Nunnelly seems to be under the impression
that the newspaper men are all fools but him.
He would quote Ben Johnson's couplet, il he
could get anyone to second the motion,