The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-14

ply at the JOURNAL Office.
Eureka Liquid Stove Polish. The best II
the known. world. DEER. WILSON & Co..
Ism sole Agents.
Come around and see the fine stock OF for
eign and domestic spring goods. just received
at F. Johnsou's. saw
/ We understand that Mr.. Z. E. Faulkner, o
this place, is to be appointed by Gov. An
thony . trustee Of one Of the state insane asy
lums.
A portion Of the engine Of Goodnow & Co.:
FIGURING Mill has been sent east for repairs
and the mill will not be running for about two
| weeks.
Rev. W. J. Mitchell, formerly pastor Of the
Il. E. Church in this city, now presiiing elder
Of the Befoir district, is shaking hands with
his many friends here.
James NJ, son Of J. W. and Isabella Duncan,
aged 2 years and 8 months, died March 18th.
The family recently arrived from Huntsdale,
Center county, Penna.
The stone curbing for the Opera House side.
walk has been laid. 1t e an elegant affair
such one as would be an ornament to the
"most citified" pavement.
On March l2th the Honorable Probate Court
allowed the petition to sell real estate and APP
pointed appraisers therefor, in the matter Of
Chas. Whitney, deceased.
For sale, farm Of 100 acres, with house and
stable,-75 acres broken, 60 acres in wheat.
Terms-Sl .G00-$50O down. balance on long
time, ENQUIRE at this Office.
We understand that the Temperance people
intend to have grand jubilee sometime in
May, when all the people OF the county viii be
invited to participate therein.
fyou want good work in the line Of boot
and shoemaking, call upon b. J. Ostheimer,
successor to L. J. Grant. at the old Stand.
Prices reasonable and to suit all. II
Our spnng goods. boots and shoes. are now
open. We invite an inspection, no trouble to
show them if you do not buy.
DEER, WILSON & Co.
There is no house in the state which has the
advantage to sell goods as low as We can.
Having bought our stock at 40 per cent below
wholesale price. RorHscHILD Bros.
One of the boys who ought to be Murphy
but is not. swore the other night that the
moon looked like an Indian canoe, and II he
had paddle he would step in and take ride.
People out here say: "All Pennsylvania is
turned loose and coming to Kansas" One
hundred persons from that State arrived In
town last Thursday evening, and more are
coming.
We do not know that It makes much LITER
ence about Dave Beebe's opinion on that sim
oroglio'' he talks about. He has already ex-
pressed his view Of the case, and 1t hasn't hurt
anybody.
II. Moys. Rev. DR.. Walden Of Cincinnati.
Ohio, and Rev. p. T. Rhoades will speak on
next Saturday afternoon, at two
o'clock, at the corner of santa Fe and Iron
Avenues.
The quarterly examination Of the county
treasury by A. Bondi, Probate Jadge. and I.
F. Carver, Esq, took place March 9Th. The
showed the assets on hand to be
e55, 2ls.52.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
The Delmonico Restaurant, kept by W. r.
rhacher, Is the best restaurant in the west.
Down 4ses the price of regular meals to only
thirty-fve cents.
The following marriage licenses were issued
BY Judge Bondi since last announcement, up to
March 9th: March 6-Peter J. Jansen and
Mary Peterson; March 9th-Frank McCamus
and Amanda Amos.
Mr.. Henry Levy. formerly of this county
writing from Wurzburg, Germany, to SUBJ
scribe for the JOURNAL, states that he will soon
return with a number of his countrymen to
locate permanently here.
We call attention to the new advertisement
of Mr.. j. A. Simmonds, agent for May Bros.
1t is a superior mill and by reason
Of Its efficiency and cheapness should be on
every farm In Saline equity.
As we expect an immense stock of new
goods. We will oier all goods Of Litowich &
at such figures which cannot help
but sell them. We must make room, and are
obliged to reduce our stock.
jamestown alpacas, the prettiest dress
goods in the world. We guarantee them to
wash without fading. crimping, or losing their
ulster. They are very cheap. Call and exam.
ne at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Mr.. Alexis Perrin, formerly clerk in the
K. p. Land Department, In Salina, has been
appointed Foreign Immigration Agent Of the
Sc. Louis & San Francisco Railway company,
with headquarters In New York City.
NorIcE.-If you want suit Of clothes to fit
vou, 20 and buy Of F. johnson. and you will
be satisfied without failure. His prices are
neither double nor half. Unreasonable. Stand
,ext door east OF the Herald office. saw
Martie Ludes, from Pennsylvania, has
,ought out Mr.. Ostheimer's boot and shoe bust
less, in L. J. Grants old stand. Parties who
rave known Mr.. Ludes for years, recommend
him as being drst-class boot and shoe maker.
A big snow storm the last OF last week oc-
:urred out west. Trains were stopped and
now plows were at work. Passengers &C.
simulated at Wallace and were under the ne
,esslty Of putting in their time ss best they
could In that city Of the plains.
That long fellow who used to wear his pants
IN his boots and pencil behind his ear, and
axes strides Is II he wore the famous "seven
eague boot" thinks we pay too much atten-
ion to maniac. We believe 90 too, and do
not propose to waste much ammunition on
him.
At the meeting Of the city council last