The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-06

At half price, table linen and crockery
ware. J. wxrHERBEE. No. ls4. santa Fe.
Groceries at very low prices. Goods de-
livered to any part OF the city.
j. E.. RASH & SON.
Rinyani.t & Solberg are agents for the Davis
Sewing Machine-the best machine IN the
market. Office at tailor shop, south OF OpeIs
House, on Seventh street.
Evening meetings still continue in the
Christian Church. Mr.. Grandfield Is stu
here, and the interest seems to be increasing.
Up TO date p additions to the church have
been received since Mr.. Grsndfeld's arrival.
Mr.. L. s. Martin is preparing to build
two story business house on his lot ON Santa
Fe-next north of Barneck & Davis building.
The size OF 1t will be . 50 feet. The wooden
building which formerly stood upon the lot,
and which was used for . saloon building BY
Mr.. Barneck, has been sold by Mr.. Martin to
C. J. wilhelm, who has moved the building
on to Fifth street lot and designs transform
ing It into dwelling house.
IL is stated on good authority that the Gan-
sas Pacific designs commencing work on the
Iindsborg branch by the first OF Nay. This
move is probably made necessary for the
company. BY reason Of the bonds being voted
In Mcpherson county to the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. which requires
the KIP. to 20 on with the construction Of The
branch.
have for sale the white Russian Artichokes.
very large; Just the thing for hogs; Will yield
1000 bushels per scre. Dsiivsred On cara hsre.
10 bu. and over. $l.25 per bu. under ~ bd.
81 50. Also general Nursery sock. Terms,
Cash. Address, T. H. S1RIckLER, proprietor,
Solomon City Nursery. solomon City, Kans.
or leave orders ct Campbell. Sloan & Tuthiu's.
Salina, Kansas. Now 10 the time to plant.
The friends OF Rev. J. II. lockwood have
decided to give himself and family farewell
donation and sociable, at the u. E. Church, on
Monday night. March 10, 1879. 1t beng the
close Of his pastoral term, and eve OF his
departure for Conference. The interest Of the
occasion will be increased BY the TACT that the
l1nd birthd.y Of Mr.. lockwood occurs on
that day. All friends Of Mr.. Lockwood, with
out regard 70 church connection, are invited
to attend. s. u. WLLIAMs.
G. Z. MADE COMMITTEE
The Kendall Combination commenced play
ing At the OIers House last Monday evening.
''Othellc In. Moor" Was presented that evening" %
Tuesday evening "Joshua whiteomb." md u
farce, s.My Uncls's Will" Last evening. that good
old play, rip Van winkle." The performance o.
Monday evening was very coed. Mr.. Kendail has the
sadvees 70 make \ good OthellO bat laks the vOtce.
But in 'sUncle Josh Whto0mb'' he Was The lersOaia-
he Sadsnee in ro.r ., laughter ~se be Tas % ss
stage. Kent had the most wonderful = Bill
Johnson we have ever seen on ne stage ~: wsrsn
has n s.ny q ssa. Ii.
.ns h.. been II. o.
remarks Harry T. Looms 10 In tAs combinasioa.
having IN sains. This evening they present Garry
owen one Of their best plays. Saturday afternoon
they give matinee
Next Sunday closes the Conference year Of
the Methodist church, and Rev. ]. H
Lockwood having filed this appoint
ment for three successive years will close hii
labors for the time being, In SalIna. When hi
was first appointed to this charge-three years
aso-the Methodist Church was heavily In
debt, the congregations were small, and there
was much hard labor In store for the pastor
Rev. Lockwood went to work with will, and
it must be gratifying to him to-day to know
that the church debt has been met, the mem
bership greatly increased. the interior Of the
church remoddled ana furnished, and the con-
greyation SO large that the seating capacity !:
often not sufficient to accommodate all who
attend the services of that church. Next Mon
day evening the friends Of the much respec tee
pastor assemble In the church to enjoy witt
him pleasant reunion, before he leaves to be
assigned a new charge. He. will no doub
meet all OF his friends and acquaintance ant
enjoy their tokens Of respect and confidence
The assessors Of the several townships o
Saline County met at the Court House, accord
ing to law, on Monday. March 3rd, 1879. ant
organized by electing r. II. Bishop chairman
and 5. W. Collins, clerk. On motion the fol
lowing basis Of valuation was agreed upon: