The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-05

| We have just opened splendid line Of Ne,
York custom made shoes for ladies and men
B. C. b. & Z. width. ODER, WILSON & 90.
G. 8. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresl
bread. cakes and pies every morning at you
resid.nee. Leave orders at the City Ba
kerry.
E. w. Ober and George Brunger started TO-
st. Louis and Chicago last Sunday morning {,
bug the fall and winter stock for the Ston,
Palace Store.
G. Solberg has just received nice line O
goods for fall suits. which he IS making az
and selling at very low figures. Go and Sc.
his stylish patterns.
Rev. J. II. Lockwood has taken his son t.
st. Louis for treatment The doctors give
him some encouragement In regard to the re
covery Of the boy.
FoUND-A pocket book. The owner can
have the same by proving property and pay
ing for this notice, by calling at D. & J. B.
Whitehead's jewelry store.
Almost every one whom you meet will in
form you that sit sot ten dusty"-just as
though you didn't know il and weren't going
to make the same remark yourself.
f. J. Mccormick has employed Mr. john
son, of Chicago, as travelling agent to take or.
ders and as cutter, and has him already on
the roads with a full line OF samples.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
Il ss,f.~ G..S
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
II Salina. Kansas.
A great many Of the books belonging to the
public school library are out. Persons having
books borrowed are requested to return :them
to the Principal. T. D. FITZPATRICK.
Messrs. C. x. Underwood & Co. are building
three more bins on the south and west sides of
their elevator. The gram trade IL so large that
they are obliged to thus enlarge to store what
they buy.
Our patent sole leather tipped shoes. for
children are just the thing for school wear.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
WASTED-A man and wife to live on farm
and board the owner. single man. ITdesir-
ed, about 100 acres of the farm can be rented,
on favorable terms. Enquire at the JOURNAL
Office.
Mr.. NJ. J. Wellslager has purchased the lots
on the corner of Mulberry and Seventh street,
adjoining Mr.. d. Whitehead's. and will com.
mence . residence Immediately. Shultz &
Wilmarth have the contract.
Mrs. H. F. Woolley and George woolley
went to Kansas CITY Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Woolley will remain in Kansas City until the
Fair is over. George will proceed to New
York next week to enter college.
Judge Bondi has issued marriage licenses to
James Barrett and Maggie Divelbliss; Henry
Dawson and Alice Bellville; Thomas Temple
and Della s. Smith, and Stephen Root and
Francis Jane Orrahood, this week.
Mr.. Henry Dawson, Of Lincoln county. was
married to Miss Alice Belleville. of Salina, on
evening, at the residence of the
brides mother, in this city, by Rev. j. H.
Lockwood. A number of friends in the city
were present to witness the ceremonies.
We have for sale several tracts of Normal
School lands, near Salina-some with timber
and water. Terms, one-tenth cash, balance at
the option Of the purchaser at 10 per cent. in
terest. BISHOP, CHAcE & GRIER.
Judge Foster, Col. Palmer. Alex Pierce, R.
A. Levitt. Frank Seaton. l. +. Clark, Harry
Wallace and others went to Leavenworth
Tuesday morning to attend the Democratic
State and Congressional convention in that
city.
Mr.. d. NJ. Dulany and daughter Ida, and
Miss Belle Dulany, all of Hannibal, No., stop
ped at Salina, yesterday morning. on their re.
turn from Colorado. and are spending few
days here visiting Mrs. c. W. Jones and Mrs.
l.. f. Sampson.
Among those who have gone to the Tenn
perance camp meeting at Lawrence are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs. W. NJ. Clark
son, Mrs, Nicklcs, Mrs. Wellington. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Whitehead. Miss Maggie RASH, Mr..
Mrs. r. A. Levitt.
The bridge furnishes occupation for about
bosses daily. So lar Salina has
been able to furnish the full number and we
hope she can hold ont to the end without tax.
ing the energies of those fellows too much.
In fact We feel confident that that small num-
Der can be found.
Our congratulations are extended to Alder
nan Briggs upon the birth Of bouncing boy
which will be three days old this evening. He
will at once be put on duty on the street COM
nittee. In two years from this time it won't
'e safe for ordinary boys to loaf about the
outh end Of Santa Fe.
Delegates and lobbyists returned from the
state Convention last Friday and Saturday
evenings. Some had seen scalps or smelt
,lood until they were furious, and now burn
or fame. Some Of them could better spend
heir time in explaining their own actions than
n condeming those OF others.
LosT-Somewhere between the depot and
Faulkner & Wildman's land Office, large red
,ocket book containing So In currency, q re-
eipt from c. 4 A. T. Sander land agents,
nd an envelope containing private papers. |
The finder may keep the currency If he will
lease return the papers to this Office.
Mollie Ann could never hold her tongue; she |
would tell all she knew. One day she met
hunt Polly Peters. and abe told her that |
brown & Eggleston kept just the incest twen-
y-four by thirty oil chromos already framed |
Or two dollars. Also bracket wall pockets, |
nj everything In thst line. Call and see.
Found at last-s conservatory Of music on |
he second floor OF the Commercial Block, |