The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-28

Mccormick, the tailor on Santa Fe, has hi
spring stock Of foreign aud domestic piec,
good complete, and is making the best fittin.
and ci'' apest suits to order we ever saw.
All line Of nobby gents hats and fur
, nishi,< goods can be found at the New Yorl
: store at very low figures.
RorHsCHILD Bros.
You are cleaning up your house and paper.
9 ing the walls, of course. This reminds us Il
Q say that Whitehead & Seaman have som.
beautiful patterns OF wall paper at very Low
prices.
An error occurred in the election proclama.
. ton which we published last week. but wa.
. corrected before the issue was well along
J Polls were to be open at 9 r. NJ according tG
the error.
j We learn that there Is some difference Of
opinion as to the location Of the new bridge
across the smoky Hill in the southern part
of the county. Don't endsnger the prospect
of your bridge BY quarreling over It.
i The immense new stock OF spring and sum-
mer goods at the New York store Is now coR-
plete. Come in and examine them, you will
be astonished at the low prices.
| RoTHsCHILD Bros.
There will be q business meeting Of the
Athletic Club next Monday evening, April lsr.
at their Hall. AL members are earnestly re-
quested to be present. e. R. FUTILE.
Sec'y.
| Harry Downer. was In town on Tuesday
with line of samples from Meyers clothing
i - d. fo L.,
Western Kansas for the above house and Is
doing well. He will be In Brookville on Sat-
urday.
\ We have got the incest line Of summer
silks and dress goods ever shown in the state.
and invite the ladies to come and give them
an Inspection, no trouble to show goods.
| RoTHscHILD BRos.
While Chas. +. Hilton was handling heavy
trunk In one Of his spring wagons, last Satur-
day, the strap broke and Charley was thrown
to the ground striking on his head, and should
ers. He was rendered insensIble for several
hours by the fall.
| u.s.. voorhees, Is now buying grain In Bava-
ria. Parties having grain to sell can rest as
assured that they can get at all times as much
for their grain from Mr.. voorhees, IS from any
Of Salinas buyers. and the cash paid In hand in
Bavaria.
FoR SALE.-Through ticket from Kansas
City to New York, VIA. Quincy, Chicago, De-
troit, Suspension Bridge; good until April 18th !;
forSl0 90 less than regular rates. Enquire at
Briggs q 0obhart's, 103 Santa Fee avenue, Sa-
lima, Kansas.
Miss Nellie Kingman, who has been visit
Ing her brothers, Freeman and John King
man, on Gypsum creek, for two months past,
returned to her home In Illinois last week
owing to the sickness OF an older sister.
Miss Kingman was one of the party who went
on the grand wolf hunt q few weeks ago and
led the chase portion of the twenty-five
mile run.
One Of the prisoners in the County jail
ELMER Carlton he called himself, made his
escape last Friday night. Jailor Russell, at
about nine O'Clock in the evening, went his
customary rounds. closing up the doors of
the cells. As he passed Cartoons he sup
posed he saw Carlton lying at full length up
on the floor of the cell. But it proved that
u was u Uuuuic REPRESENTING a Hldus Wutle
the actual Carlton had lodged to a point
which hid him from Mr.. Russell. When the
latter had passed on Carlton jumped to the
Jail door and slid out into the darkness. Ef-
forts are being made to capture him. He will
probably be overhauled.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad has suffered
severely ever since its construction through
this country by the loss OF railroad ties and
other property by theft. They have spent
large sums Of money in endeavOring to ferret
out the rascals, but until lately have made
little Roadway at it. Last year party was
convicted and sentenced, that was the first
successful case. Last week in Ellsworth
county three parties named respectively
Thomas Coyne. Patrick Broderick and James
Dalgity we're convicted OF stealing railroad
ties and snow fence lumber. Capt. Mohler
was the chief council for the prosecution of
all these four cases. The company are now
Ia earnest and propose to prosecute all Offend
ers Of this kind, as fast rs they can be found.
The banking house OF John GIes & Co., Of
this city, are already paying the first INSTALL
ment to their depositois. In this connection
We might mention that we have seen the ex-
hibit Of the business Of the bank since the re-
sumption and 1t Is certainly q great compli-
ment to the firm as showing the continued
confidence Of the people In their management
Tie deposits for the month of March show
an increase over those Of the previous year,
and the affairs of the bank are even In better
condition than the most hopeful anticipated
they would be In so short time. We write
this because We believe It is due the bank,
and because We rejoice in the success achieved
thus far.
J. 8. Bird. the advance agent OF the Map
Publishing Company Of Bird & Michel. Is in
town compiling notes and making preparations
for typographical surrey Of Saline county.
They have already made such surveys and
published during the past year maps Of Atchi-
son, Jefferson. Brown and Nemaha counties
In our State, samples OF which they now have
with them, and are fine specimens Of work.
Their mode Of operation Is to 60 on each tract
OF land in the county and BY aetna; survey
locate the large and small streams, springs.
bluffs. timber, orchards, roads. bridges. farm
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