The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-16

c. A Hitler. Esq. went down to Topeka Oh
Monday to attend to business in the Suprem
Court.
Great many strangers here waiting for tn
weather to change, that they may engage il
land hunting.
: For SaLE.-A 2-story brick dwelling house
, on Santa Fe Avenue, Saliaa, on easy terms
Apply to j. A. Nelson 49-ii
. Doctrinal sermons are all the rage. Well
the newspapers shouldn't selfishly app,opri
ate all the quarrels to themselves.
A pleasant dance took place at the Oper.
House last Monday evening. under the man
agement of some Of our Swedish citizens.
Messrs. wagstaff. II. d. Baker and one Oh
two other Saiinailcs were in Topeka. to wit
ness the organization OF the Legislature.
4 reyy fesc ladies' eioaLs left, that sciH be soId
rery cheap. To secure bargain cali soon.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
We take measures and orders for any kind
Of boot or shoe wanted.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
To reduce our stock ace ,oiH sell goods for cash
at unusual lop prices for 60 days.
MARYLAND, DODGE + MOORE.
Mr.. J. n. Allen, a leading hardware mer.
chant OF Kansas City, and proprietor of a
store here. is temporarily in the city on busi-
ness.
| The witnesses who attended the Light case
on trial at st. Joseph, have all returned; also
Mr.. Light, and his attorneys, MOhler & Gun
ningham.
A fire broke ont in ii. C. Davis harness
shop, Tuesday night. 1t was extinguished
fective flue.
Will somebody tell us whether the peach
trees are all right. or not. They rarely sur
vive when the thermometer goes II degrees
below zero.
1t is not j. W. but g. W. Alirich who is ex-
cited and willing to set up unlimited supplies
OF oysters and cigars over the birth of nice
little daughter.
Last Saturday was very pleasant day. and
the streets were filled with farmers who had
come to hear the railroad news. very lively
scene was presented.
1t is stated that Mr.. c. A. Kingman and
Mr. j. T. Haywood will again engage in the
hardware business at the building recently
vacated by J. n. Allen.
The commissioners have decided to let the
contract tor county printing to the lowest
bidder. The bids will be opened and con-
siderej on the 25th inst.
Whenever you see real fat COW or steer On
the street. you may know that it is intended
for Bartlett & Jenkins meat market. They
| always keep the choicest meat.
The sleet which came Tuesday night pro-
duced such an icy formation on the pavements
the next morning. as to make capital skating
for the boys. They seemed to enjoy II.
Dress goods dress goods :! dress goods.!.
the best stock in town; they are all marked
down at prices that must sell them. Call and
see. ODER. WILSON q 20.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
annual interest on fi-st-class mortgage securi
ties. HAMILTON * HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
Flannels and waterproofs all marked at
cost; we have too many and are determined
to SELL Come and see us.
OBEg WILSON & Co.
E. i Mccormick has some very nice over
coat patterns still on hand, and sooner than
keep them over until next season, will make
them up for about half of the original cost for
cash.
Five paupers have been discharged from
the county poor house, by order of the coun-
ont al
to aid from this county-the commissioners
think
Mrs. Presbrey's musical rooms are now at
the dwelling house next South of the Chris
tan Church, Eighth street. Mr.. c. Il. Aldrin
has severed his connection with the musical
conservatory.
Grain comes in very quietly. Its ''gentle
racket" Is hardly perceptible to the dealers.
Its slow movement has been due principally
to bad roads, as prices have been considerably
better. When the weather really "lets up" ii
is fair to suppose that grain will come in quite
lively.
rumor comes that the Kansas Pacific has
agreed to reduce Its rates on freight to Abb
lene II this Is So it is surmised that it is done
for the purpose of throwing cold water on
the NJ. X. & Z. enterprise. II the enterprise
should Ego down." probably the h. L. freights
would then ego up"
The boys have had lots Of sport for some
time in being hauled about town upon their
sleds by passing wagons. 1t becomes rather
precarious pleasure when the sled turns a
eovnsreoult at every corner.
The proposed "Lindsborg Branch is to be
called the Salina & Southwestern Railway.
The officers of the local company are: d. b.
Powers, President; s. NJ. Palmer. Secretary:
A. W. Wickham. Treasurer.
Mr. VIM. Harmon, an old and respected far
mer. of this county. died at his farm last Fri
day. at the age Of IS years. months and Il
days. His funeral took place at the Pleasant
Ridge NJ. E. Church, last Sabbath.
| Mr.. J. p. Gaylord. from Connecticut. is to
engage in the grocery business at the store
room now occupied by Stoll & Son. and the
latter firm will remove to VIM Huebner's
buildining. Notice Mr.. Gaylords local adj
vcrtisement.
Jim Mahoney. the fellow who stole pail
of mules from LOOMS Bros. Of Terra Gotta
last fall. was captured near Junction City last
week Wednesday. by Mr.. J. NJ. Coombs, o