The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-26
The town clock stopped Tuesday. It was

. Rev. !. u. lDootey on Chri>tna> Gay.
: G.. Lay now has rn,c the fii.,.st resti,ran
west Topeka. SO the runners all say.
The Masonic Lodge proposes I" hold les
tival and ball at the dedication al their hal
over j. T.. Rash & Sons store
Hon. G. A. Eastland. Representative-elec
OF Russell county, was in town last Monday
ON U. S. land office business.
We are agents for the celebrated sole ieathe
tipped shoes for children. all warranted.
ODER. WILSON Il Co.
The installation al officers Of Salina Lodge
No. GO. A. +. q A. NJ. will be held o., th'
evening Of st Johns day. December q. 1878
Charley Kingnian and lanes Hayward
starred for Illinois on Monday mornings trail
on holiday visit 10 their friends in that state
The Gypsum Valley Farmers Club is to b
held at the residence Of Hon. L. II. Cayanau2h
on the 2Sth inst. next Saturday, at 5 o'clocl
Z. n.
G. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresf
bread. cakes and pies every morning at you
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba
kerry.
Mass was held in the Catholic Church yes
terday at O'Clock. a. M; 8 O'Clock. a. IN.
and 1880 a. m. The first and last were higf
mass.
c. w. jones and son left Sunday night fol
Hannibal 10 spend the holidays with rela
tives in that city. where Mrs. Jones is now
visiting.
Ladies. If you wish to make your husband
happy, call at the New York Store and buy q
pair Of handsome slippers for him, at Roth
sehild Bros
Rev. T. d. Dooley occupied the pulpit Of
| the Episcopal Church last Sabbath morning
n Is Gra aff anl Mt lf m
severe sickness.
Below zeroI Now is the time to go to the
New York Store and buy pair of those fine
California blankets, the best in the market, at
Rothschild Bros.
| Clark has just received car of staple and
fancy groceries that he has bought for cash.
Those in want of groceries can save money
by calling on him.
Peach and apple butter, choice sliced dried
apples cider, clover honey, prunells, maple
syrup and dried beef, at Clark's, just received
fresh, and so cheap.
the city, at Fred Baier's. 1t is some OF the
most beautiful ware We ever saw. He has the
latest design and styles.
Parties having horses to board will rcmem-
| Der that Voorhees, will board them as cheap rs
anyone. and keeps hrstclass, obllging and &C
commodating groomsmen.
Skating has been a great amusement since
our last issue. Parties OF ladies and gentle
men have been constantly on the ice. besides
the usual throng of school children.
The Amsden June peach is unquestiOnabiy
| the best early peach for this climate. and
| ripens from the middle to the last Of June.
You can get the trees of II. l.. Jones.
We are offering all of our knit goods way
below cost to close out, and will sell at gen.
uine bargains. Call and be convinced.
ROTHsCHILD BROS.
Losr-One black covered day book, on Santa
| Fe avenue. The finder will confer a favor by
| returning the same to this Office. A suitable
reward will be given. JOHN NoLEEN.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
| annual interest on fi-st-class mortgage securi-
| ties. HAMILTON q HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
The Episcopal Church is again quite nicely
decorated with evergreens. notices and de-
vices. according to the usual custom on
Christmas occasions. Services were held In
| the morning.
| Go TO Clark's for your grOceries-hiS motto
| is the best goods in tlie market for the lowest
cash price. He buys everything for cash and
is enabled to touch bottom on everything in
the grocery line.
| Mr.. W. $. Nicodemus. formerly cashier Of
John Gels II Co.'S bank. is now business
manager Of the Altoona CPenna.) Evening
Mirror. Success to you Nick. Hes splen-
did young man.
The s.stone corner building, now occupied
bv ,,her Wilson 4. Co. was sold last week a,
~,o-.,, ., 81. .u,;ou,,,ro, co,,.oe n,
snerih saie W ''e '-
| Manlauan.-one OF Inc mortgages i"f so"e'
thing over 5000.
There has been an unremitting spell Of cold
weather since our last issue. Much OF the
time it has been clear. cold and frosty. On
Monday evening the thermometer was some
or degrees below zero.
vyh,, vou,a m.le n b,,,lsomer New Year
present than one of those watches at Baier's.
| He will show you watches you cannot help
buying when you see them. They are so very
nice aud wonderfully cheap.
| to,. >. IN. schoo, renor, I, IL n fine
| :, 1un ~ pr",.ssar Ei,rnp,r;cL savs that i,
the late storms and cold weather had not DC.
Cured. the average attendance i"r the pas'
month would nave oeen over oV.
| Mrs. Jane Schneider. an early settler in this
country died az her farm on the 18th inst.
and was buried last Thursday. She was a
widow lady She leaves ouite n family OF
children. ali hut one being married.