The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Mary Scott Siddons.

Mary Scott Siddons.
: Some very rich sunsets Of late.
Christmas one week from mex
Wednesday.
For your holiday goods % to Lott 4
. Eberhardt's.
= Apples were never better in this mar
ket than now.
Mrs. Dooley, wife of Rev. T. B. Dooley
has been very sick.
Louie Lords troupe performs herr
three nights mex. week.
Jewlery cleaned almost for nothing
by D. 4 J. b. Whitehead.
The grading of the new side track Al
the depot Is about finished.
MoonIight-brrght as day, and so very
beautiful are these evenings.
Mrs. P. @. Bond has been very sick
! but is now somewhat better.
Damon and Pythias-Louie Lord
Troupe-next Thursday night.
! Mr.. Frank Goodnow has just recover
ed from o severe attack of sickness.
Mr.. E. W. Clark has been in Chicago
the past week purchasing groceries, etc.
t Mr.. r. T. Watson has built quite fire
wall on the north wall Of his store build
ing.
Mr.. G. Z. Chaplin, business agent OF
the Louie Lord troupe, called this morn
ing.
Work on the approach to the east end
of the Iron avenue bridge has been re :
sumed.
Beauties at d. & J. b. Witch cad .
which would astonish q Persian. TO
and look at them.
Mrs. s. Seaman returned last week
from New York, where she has bee q
visiting this summer.
Tho Masons have rented IS feet of
the second story of J. G. Rash & Sons
building for hall.
The now brick buildings which have
recently been erected are all approaching
completion very rapidly.
q. Poolly Cooper, Esq. has removed
his law Office from THE JOURNAL Block
to the Commercial Block.
Lott & Eberhardt have large stock
of children's misses and ladies' 70 cking
chairs of every descripti on.
Mr.. J. N. Schwartz has gone to Pitts
burg, Penn, on o visit, and will not
return until after the holidays.
Messrs. J. G. Rash & Son, design NOV
ing their old store building now on Iron
Avenue to some other location.
We understand that a fire originated
in Couse's stable the other night, which
came very near proving disastrous.
Go to Lott & Eberhardt's and see the
fine book cases and bed room suits
which they have recently received.
The first number of the Srenska Her.
olden will be published to .morrow-Fri-
day being its regular publication day.
They are having mud and snow in the
northeast, and here we are with the
smoothest and dryest roads in the world.
The white marble slabs which have
lately been added to Scitz's counters
give the store very elegant appear
ance.
A slight, sickly snow storm last Satur-
day, but it was like the snowflake in the
riyer,-"a moment white, then gone for
ever"
GU. Lay expects to occupy his new
building some time next week, and will
open out with splendid lot of holiday
goods, CONNECTIONS, &c.
We do not believe that the IL onths o.
November and December thus far have
been SO pleasant anywhere in the world
IS right in this very country.
Mr.. r. S. Champlin is building stone
livery and feed stable on ore of his
lots on Fifth street-near the corner
of Fifth street and Iron Avenue.
Owing to the use of much OF our
newspaper type upon q job, we are
compelled this week to change some
what tho makeup of our paper.
Mr.. D. Freemiller has opened boot
and shoe shop IN the building on the
corner of Iron avenus and Seventh
street, where he will remain this winter.
A new bridge, the cost of which Is not
to exceed $1,000 is to be built across the
Mulberry in Elm Creek township. Its
location 10 not far from the farm Of Mr..
Stimmel.
Married, at the Presbyterian parson.
age, Wednesday evening, December
l1th, by Rev. W. A. Simkins-Mr. Hugh
D. Kerr and Miss Minnie Hamilton, ali
Of Saline county.
A friend of Hon. T. II. Cavsnaugh is
making arrangements to start q brick
yard here. He is an experienced brick.
maker, and thinks our clay just suited
for first-class brick.
The Catholic Fair is to commence one
week from next Monday-Dcc. 23d, and
will continue Is days. Tho Daily Bazaar
will appear for the first time one week
from next Saturday.
As We 60 to press We hear Of the
death of Mr.. Jos. Coburn, one OF the |
oldest and most esteemed farmers in |
Saline county, who died Of pne umonia |
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