The Saline County journal., 1878-06-06

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Most elegant apartment Of hosiery. and
lmisses hosiery In town b at A. r. & NJ. H.
!: Grier's.
Mrs. A. T. Grier has formed . partuership
with her daughter. Miss n. II. Grier. Please
cali on them.
For your school books, stationery, wall pa-
per. albums, miscellaneous books, ETC., call on
A. T. & M. H. Grier.
nyou have packages to carry to any part Of
town, leave orders on the slate at Thacher's
or the 10 cent express.
We are glad to learn that the little son Of
Oscar Seitz, who has been quite Ill for . week
past, is now improving.
Mr.. Ralph Thwing's team ran away In Sol
IOmon City last week and LEFT him TO make his
way home ssbest he could.
A good opportunity Is offered 70 some z ood
Erain buyer TO 60 to Ellsworth. Read the cd
vertisement in another column.
Mr.. NIGHTS new brick Is 70 be built on the
lot just east of the Herald Office instead of on
the corner. as announced last week.
Complaint was lodged against Gus. Behr for
| selling liquor without license, on Tuesday.
The case was adiurned until tomorrow.
Platter. Crew & Co., are reliable and keep
/ the best and largest stock Of Horses and Mules
ever offered in Salina. 1S4w.
Don't 60 to any other place to buy your
clothing, when we sell you goods at your own
prices. J. HENAN 4 Co.
Platter, Crew & Co. will receive from one
| to two ear loads of Horses and Mules, daily for
the next two months. 1S4w.
G. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Be-
kerry.
Kingman, Anderson & Co. have just received
two more car loads of Mccormick Harvesters.
They're the boss harvester, don't tyOu for
get it.
Mr.. Palmer, of Kansas City, brother-in-law
of n. S. Price, and an old time resident Of
Salina, has been visiting old friends for the
past week.
The silver and plated ware displayed in
those elegant cases Of d. & J. B. Whitehead's
is attracting much attention. The prices are
very reasonable.
Mrs. e. Logan arrived from Boulder, Col,
on Monday and is visiting her son. W. E.
Logan, In this city. Mrs. Logan has many
friends In Salina.
Mr. John A. Nelson Is pushing the brick
work on the Commercial block and the walls
will probably bo completed this week. It is to
be fine building.
A navy blue tip ostrich feather was lost on
Sunday, between Mrs. Hedigan's and the Pres
byterisn church. the finder will please leave
It ct the JOURNAL Office.
A pleasant smile Is to be detected crossing
and recrossing Mike eerG's usually serene
home Monday morning.
The ladies OF the Lutheran church will hayel
1,Sn ~ <Hf folA
goods, laces, ETC., ar Mr.. Campbell's drug store
on Saturday afternoon next
Another interesting letter on New Zealand
is published on the first page Of the JOURNAL
this week. Our correspondent 10 giving good
pen pictures OF that country.
Il. Harms started for Europe on Tuesday
morning. He will be gone about ten weeks.
While there he will visit Germany, Switzer-
land and Paris. Bon voyage.
Married, at the Residence Of the brides' par
ents in the evening Of June Sd, by the Rev: +.
-McUmbers, Mr.. L. NJ. StoctOn and Miss Ellda
Peck. all Of Eureka Township.
Too many of our citizens (who are old enough
to know better) are anxious enough to fight
their neighbors. Chow good it Is for breth-
eren to dwell together In utiny.''
In the Probate Court for the week. Judge |
Bondi has issued marriage licences to Levi NJ.
Stockton and Miss Elida Peck, and to Charles |
w. Spencer and Olive A. Shafier.
Mai. E. L. Norton and wife returned from |
an extended trip to the East, on Monday eve |
ming. Both are in good health. and very
much enjoyed visiting their friends.
Will receive in few days full assortment |
of the Berlin Patterns, all the latest Berlin and
Paris styles, always on hand. Catalogues |
free. on application at the Pennsylvania Store. |
Mr.. Geo. Reynolds appearance In Salina, |
will be his second in Kansas. On his way west |
he appeared only in st. Joe, Kansas City and
Topeka. 1t is quite compliment to our city.
A man was riding horse about the streets
on Tuesday, showing him for sale, and care
lessly ran against q little son Of d. B. Powers,
knocking the boy down, but luckily no injury /
was inflicted.
David StrOup, Esq, of Johnstown, Penn,
has been taking trip through Kansas While
in Salina he was the guest Of W. r. Gels. He
says Salina and Saline county beat anything
he saw in the west
M E. Church on Sunday, June 2nd, Charles
w. Spencer and Olive A. ShafFer. We wish
the couple life full Of pleasant experiences
with bliss abounding.
Three young bachelors will long remember
the sumptuous feast OF strawbenies, strawber-
~ short cake, ETC., which Mrs. Sloan served
at the residence of her son, Mr.. ". C. Sloan,
last Friday evening.
Mai. H. B. Merrill and 500 Hiram, arrived
from st. Louis last Sunday evening. The Ma
jors health has been 80 poorly this spring that
he feels that little Of tho bracing air Of Kan
sas will restore his health.
Mr.. ". 8. Wells has lately been painting the
front Of his cigar and tobacco store and has l
hung some fine curtains In his windows. Mr..
Wells goods arc known throughout Kansas
and COLORADO and are very popular.
Mr.. ". II. Goss has closed out his business
in Salina and will remove to his former homo /
In Joliet, Ills. He Il . pleasant young man,
and We regret that he feels called upon to
leave our city. Success attend hin.
Blacksmiths are now ready for the rush Of
work. There are now eight shops In town.
three near the corner OF Iron avenue, and i've
on Fifth street between Iron avenue and Ash
street. Farmers will hnd them Ill good work
men.
No one can afford to fail 70 hear Ri9nold On
Monday In Henry v. On TuesdAy eve
ming. 1r. Riguold appears In "Aloue''
% Col. Chalis. This b . 6ne pSece and de-
mands that talent which b found only In lead-l
ing artists.
The Baltimore Clothing House are now SELL
ing out their spring and summer clothing and