The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-09

The ''Girand Central has recently been pr
vided " It'll handsome front coruiec 1t car
be beaten.
G. J L,y's bread wagon will deliver fire.
e bread, cakes and pies every morning at yo
, residence. Leave orders at the City B
J. kerry.
The STANDARD schoo, books-such as a
used at the public school in the city and at Il
schools in the country,-at Whitehead & Sc
mans.
Peter Mogler, the brewer, finds IT almo
He has orders from neIghboring towns whic
he is unable to fill.
Miss Annie wOolley gave a party to ht
young friends on New Years evening whic
was delightful affair and highly enjoyed b
the masters and misses.
Ringquist & Solberg ara agents for the Dav
Sewing Machine-the best machine in III
market. Office at tailor shop, south of O7er
House, on Seventh street.
Tie Kansas City Times has been changed t
a quarto form and is very much improved il
appearance. 1t is live, wide awake and newsy
and has large list Of readers.
Parties having horses to board will remem
Der that voorhees, will board them as cheap u
anyone, and keeps hrstc1ass, oblIging and &c
commodating grOomsmen.
Would it not be good thing to invite tn,
dramatic clublof Brookville to give one of it;
entertainments at the Opera House: 1t is sta
ted that they perform excellently.
The popular temperance lecture, Luther
Benson. left several copies OF his famous book
Fifteen Years in HELL" at Whitehead & Sea
mans. Read this wonderful work.
When one enters Bartlett & Jenkins mea,
market he pulls out his purse right away; fol
everything looks SO tempting there that he
must buy something before he leaves.
The wife of Mr.. s. Miles. insurance agent
who is making a temporary residence here
died last Monday morning. Her remains
were sent to her old home in Missouri.
An excellent lady living near Salina, desiring
to make suitable Christmas present to her
husband, presented him with a prepaid sub
scription to the Saline County JOURNAL.
We guarantee every thing as represented.
We guarantee our prices as low as the lowest.
We guarantee satisfaction.
j. C. RASH & Son.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
annual Interest on first-class mortgage securi
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
Mrs. Presbrey and Prof. Aldrin design NOV
ing their conservatory to the dwelling house
next south Of the Christian church on Eighth
street. The removal is to be made this week.
No meat market in Central or Western Kan
sas has so good reputation as Bartlett & Jen-
kins' They always keep clean. neat place.
and their meat IL the best the country affords.
W. J. Ward, in Liberty township. has the
sleighlng business reduced to a fine point. He
is the possessor of skiff. and hitching his
horses to il. rides about the country in grand
style.
In some places in the country the snow has
drifted into the roads to depth of two or three
feet and hard crust formed, which makes
travelling quite bad-even precarious to
horses.
Preaching in the English Lutheran church
Sabbath morning by the pastor, Rev. A. J.
Hartsock. Subiect-Gospel Worship. All are
invited. Sunday School at $50. No services
in the evening.
Freeman. Of Ebensberg, Penna.. is in the city
visiting with number of his old friends. He
is q very pleasant gentleman, and seems fully
posted in the printing business.
Representative Faulkner, accompanied by
Mr.. Westling, went to Topeka last Monday
morning. The State Board Of Charities is in
session, and Mr.. Faulkner is present to attend
to his duties as one of the members.
All parties indebted to the Salina Coal Yard.
are requested to call and settle at once, with
out further notice, for the proprit tors boot
soles are getting very thin huffing around af-
ter them. L. II. DEIEINGToS.
From losses have suffered the past year.
by parties ordering clothing and not taking
them after made up, am convinced that the
E. J. MCCORMICK.
One evening last week, just as Bruce Pow
ers opened door Of one Of the rooms OF his
lamp which was in the: room ex-
ploded, and nearly scared the wits out of him.
He at first thought an NJ. X. & 7. advocate had
shot at him.
Mr. J. NJ. Anderson has just received from
MaGill, OF LeavenwOrth. some bronze turkeys,
Emden geese and duck-winged baniams.
They are all very handsome. Joe proposes to
have the best poultry in the county, and he
soon will have.
1t is rumored that convent school Will be
established in SaIina right away; tina; a large
3-story stone building is TO be used for the
OF the Sisters and pupi,s-to
be built upon the vacant space just north of
the parsonage.
The Brookville Times of last week contained
. well-written, spicy article on the subject.
"Great Is Diana Of the Ephesians, Salina, Sc
LAM" Morgan did himself proud in that arti-
Gle. II we could spare the space We should
copy II. It was rich, rare and racy.
The safe which has been delivered to the
county at the court house. Though a good
one.) is not As ordered; and the commission.
ers have informed the manufacturers that they
will not receive II. Undoubtedly such one
- ,cas ordered will take its place; for the
county very much needs one.
After year and half experience in business
In Sslins m have made nm n,v mind IN Ia husf-