The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29

:. Mr.. Charles Sander has returned from th
mountains. During his stay there be foun'
himself very much relieved from the effects Q
the asthma.
Ladies ladies'. iadies!!. We have jus
received 900 pieces Of gros grain ribbons in al
the new tints, shades and c0lors. They wer
bought for cash way below the market ant
are for sale Is per cent. lower than you cal
buy them elsewhere. Please call and see them
! .OBER. WILSON & Co.
! LOsr-Somewhere between the depot AM
Faulkner & wildman's land Office, large ret
pocket book containing S57 in currency. re
ceipt from c. & A. T. Sander land agents
and an envelope containing private papers
The finder may keep the currency If he viii
please return the papers to this Office.
Mr.. }. Benen Is doing lively business IL
repairing sewing machines. He has shop IL
J. N. Aliens hardware store. He Ii thor
ough mechanic and knows all about the man
ufacturing Of sewing machines. hence he l.
particularly well qualified to repair them. II
is wonderful how he can improve machine
The time approached when the river a.
MONDAY will smile because the urchin no
longer disturbs its quiet flow: when the
grower of peaches, apples, grapes, melons,
ETC., will have only to watch his frIit by night;
when the tired ones can take nap until after
day.
Those wishing to send their children TO
the German-English school are invited to
leave their names at Mr.. Oscar Seitz' drug
store. All branches in German and English
taught The names of ladies and gentlemen
for the German evening class will be received
at the same place. Terms low.
Miss MATHILDE SrADLER.
Mr.. j. Benell, the sewing machine man. is
still In Salina and has rebuilt and repaired
thirty-five machines. all OF which are giving
entire satisfaction and many say their machines
run better than they ever did. Now is the
time to have your machines repaired while you
Bring In your machines soon, as cannot stay
without plenty Of work.
Ladies! Ladies'! Ladies! call and see those
beautiful dress goods just received at Ober.
Wilson & Co.'S.
The handsomest dress goods,
The cheapest "
The incest "
The best ~ "
ever offered in Salina, just received at Ober,
Wilson & Co.'S.
A lodge OF Knights of Honor was organized
by DR.. Rowland, Deputy Grand Dictator, last
evening with fifteen charter members. The
following officers were elected and installed:
h bies. S,s..sorW "! w Ii GaaHsr
Vice Dictat0r-H. F. wooliey
Assistant Dictator-T. D. Fitzpatrick.
Rep0rter-E. Z. Bowen
Financial keporter-Hen +. sudendorf.
Treasurer-Frank Goodnow
Guide-J NJ. Champfain
Guardi.n-Chas. G. Wilmarth.
sentnei-Fred. H. wildman
+. Sudendorf.
Ladies Ladies! Ladies We have just re-
ceived
piCCCS VI oulcstOWH hlU8clS.
10 " F." Princess Cloth.
10 IS Serges,
20 =" :. Mohairs,
5 50 Illnesses,
10 Cashmeres.
They are all new and very cheap. They are
stylish and good. Call and see US.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
Very sad indeed is the death OF Isaac G
and Elizabeth johnson, who died in this city
last Thursday evening OF typhoid fever-ther
deaths occurring one hour and twenty minutes
apart. The family came to Salina few weeks
ago and the father soon found employment and
they were quite contented in their new home.
taken with typhoid fever. Neighbors attend
ed them during their sickness and did every
thing that could be done to comfort them du-
ring their sickness. Three little orphans are
left without relatives to care for them. and
without friends to supply their wants. 1t Is
to be hoped theiE lot may fall among kind
hearted ones.
J. Holman & Co., will start branch cloth
ing house in Minneapolis about the first Of Sep
TENDER, which will be the 18th branch store OF
the Baltimore Clothing house in the United
States. Mr.. A. c. Jackman. who has been
employed in their house in Salina since 1t was
opened in March, has been designated TO take
charge of the new store. Mr.. Jackman has
most studiousiy guarded the interests of the
firm here and is in every way well qualified to
take charge OF the business Ia Minneapolis
We believe that under his management they
will build up large trade in the thriving
city OF the valley.
The Kansas Pacific railroad people are max
ing extra exertions to gather large collection
of displays OF farm and mechanical products
from the counties along their road, which they
will display at the St-LOuis fair this fall. They
will also have similar display at Lawrence
during the Temperance camp meeting to begin
on the 3ath inst. Already number OF fine
specimens have been furnished the company
officers at Salina, and We hear Of others who
will respond. This is . splendid opportunity
to advertise our county, and as people expect
to see the best we have. we hope their expect.
atoms will be::realized. There Is much grown
In our county which would be . surprise 70
eastern people, and We want to LET them know
that our claims for Kansas products can be