The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-05-16

+ Two auction stores so~ make oar Rome howl.
] Elder z. d. Barclay viii preach in the Christis
church next Sunday morning and evening.
Mr.. W. S. Wells has recently reprinted the interio
his cigar store and Improved its appearance
much.
We obliged 10 the Herald and Advocate for Il
good words spoken concerning the Seniors late
Pointment-
Buy lot in Oak Dale Addition. They iron
50xi75 50x2JO feet and selling
veyor can plat them.
The Herald has the county printing and l.. s
Land Once; the JoURSAL has the city printing opera
house. bsnks. and commIssionershp to PARIS, ian,
both have the admintsfrAon) 10 fAll back on; Will
the Advocate is satisfied with the solid y-omanry o
the country tor the confidence and wher~wthall &
carry on business. -Adv0cate.
Yes. IL only fair that your Contemporaries shouls
have = little favor shown them occasionally, You
snyged at the public crib for eight years. Then you
had the backing Of L. :. Land Omce AMI the bank.
You ought to be satisfied, AS You say.
Mr.. Z. w. Clark late oil Chicago. has opened a gro.
storein the building next north OF r T. Watson
store he il an experienced grocer and will stways
keep the best goods to be obtained in the market He
he does intend to blow talk big about his
business, but he proposes TO give satisfaction
traders than be Obtained elsewhere He ask
The citizens Of SAlina call upon hum and test hi:
prices and goods. Hts store will be known - the
Chicago Grocery House.
Xr. Daniel Marsh, Of Milton, Pa, Is In the
city visiting his nephew, Capt. J. d. Marsh.
He has bsen looking at the lands offered for
sale In this county, and is strongly inclined to
purchase farm, remove his family from Penn
will.
Io!-How tender It's to list the telephone
voice Of the loved one ; he at the North Pole,
at home-in fact here. In dulcet tones he
feelingly utters the noble seRtiment-buy
your wall paper at Whitehead & Seaman's,
who have the most complete stock to be found
west OF Topeka.
Mr.. Z. A Bancroft, who won the hrst
prize In the Fourth annual contest in oratory
Of the Interstate Collegiate association, which
took place at st. Louis last week. is . cousin
Of Mr.. f. w. Blair Of this city. Mr.. Bancroft
Il . student at Knox College, ILL.,, and has Of
ten won oratorical prizes.
'Esow down thine ear and hear words Of the
wise and apply thine heart unto my knowl-
edge" Genuine Middlesex and Washington
Mills blue flannel suits for less money than
any other house in Salina. The Baltimore
Clothing House. We will not be beaten.
The members OF the Christian church have
secured the services Of Elder +. d. Barclay, Of
Cleveland, Ohio. as pastor. Mr.. Barclay is
gentleman OF scholarly attachments and pleas
ant address. and is socially a very agreeable
gentleman. The congregation are to be con-
graduated upon their choice of minister.
Go where glory waits thee is an admonition
not so often repeated nowadays as the more
matter-Of-fact go West" Nevertheless, as
you are now In the West, would you 90 where
profit awaits thee, you would straightway
hasten to purchase anything you require in
the jewelry line to d. & j. B. Whitehead's.
They have the finest in the city.
The Opera House Association cleared 1894
from the late theatrical performances. S74
of this amount constituted the proceeds of
the Benefit given to Mr.. Trosper, the gentle
man who was injured by falling into the
Opera House cellar. The balance Of the mon
ey is to be used in paying for the chairs, drop
curtain and scenery, and the fund Is ample
enough for that purpose.
The Nellie Boyd theatrical entertainments
closed last Saturday night. The troupe on
that evening was greeted with the largest
house of the season. Only Is chairs were
vacant Under the GasIight' was the play,
and it was quite well rendered. The troupe went
away well satisfied not only with their great
financial success but the courteous treatment
they received while here. On Sunday evening
they departed for HAYS City where they
play all this week.
The following, from the Junction City
Union, applies to every county In Kansas
ut Is the duty of road overseers to make
all needed repairs on the roads In their re-
spective districts. Ii an officer neglects his
duty IN this respect, formal complaint by
county attorney will require that official to
prosecute the derelict official. It is the in
tention Of the board Of com missloners tn leave
the management OF she public roads in the
hands Of the local authorities"
As announced last week, the ladies Of the
Christian church will hold their long talked
Of festival this week, Friday evening being
the date chosen. They hate been making
preparations for some time and will doubt
less be able to give our people something ex-
ira In the way Of entertainment. They pro-
pose to furnish emusic" tableaux, strawber-
ries, Ice cream, flowers and fancy work to
those who attend, aud we suppose II ''you
pays your money, yon takes your chance" OF
anything they have. We bespeak for them
good patronage.
Ii will b noticed by the revised railroad
tune table We publish this week that the cars
now arrive and depart at moro convenient and
satisfactosy hours. A fellow can now arise
from his couch at . decent hour. leisnreay eat
bis breakfast. take . run around town for an
hour or 90. and then saunter calmly to the de-
pot. to board the morning train going east 1t
$40. In the evening he can repair to the post
Office at STA O'Clock and get his mail. He is
thus not compelled ,as under The old regime 10
hang on the nggsd edge all night long, pom
dcring over the question whether or not that
letter has really come at last.
Hurrah for the new railroad time.
Tomorrow the voters Of this township will