The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-06

re rent to pay (the other half
Pruit & Co., grocers) and I
Ie of any Boot and Shoe store
inn that I can and will give
} and Shoes.
Fill give my customers the
d one-half expenses.
inc Of fine shoes of the best
s, ladies and children. Ask
the Boot and Shoe line and
Hunt me up. You will find
lta Fe Avenue, where I will
ectfully,
} q. HAAS.
KANSAS.
Messrs. BraniG aud CIavens cele-
brated the tenth anniN ersary Of
their Partnership. Tuesday night.
Gels called il their "tin wedding "
Prof. Scott, Of the Kansas Wesley
an, and Mr.. Anderson, the attorney
who was lately in Crippen, Law
renee Il Co.'S office, were classmates
aud graduates Of Knox College,
Illinois.
Hon. W. G.. Eastland, the Repub-
. lican candidate for Judge Of the Dis
trict Court was in the city Saturday,
making the acqu aintaure OF our
citizens. He made n very favorable
impression.
Mr.. aud Mrs. \. NJ. Clahin, after
several weeks Of very pleasant sum
meriug in New England and Cana
da-returned Saturday. They expe-
rienred only one hot day and that
was al Montreal.
Messrs. Shute * Haskell, aud
David Mcthven, the Baker, are pre-
pairing to build a block Of
tvo7story bricks on the vacant lots
between the Thatcher and Anderson
restaurant buildings.
The Democratic liberty statesman,
Hon. Patrick McAndrews. who late
~ declared for Harrison, fell from
/ grace and became a Democrat for q
few minutes sunday, and n a con-
sequence was locked up.
The EisiDg Sun joyfully an
nounces that DIR. John 4. Brooks.
the candidate Of the Third Party for
Nice-President, will speak in Salina
Tuesday, Sept. >. Rev. e. II. st.
John speaks, saturday, Sept. sth.
Mrs. J. f. Gebhardt, fortunately,
sustained no serious injuries i'm the
runaway accident Thursday night.
Mr.. Gebhardt was a little sore the
next morning feeling, ne said,a il he
had been run through a threshing
machine.
Capt. Hanna was nominated for
representative 10y the Republicans
Of Trego county, at their con-
vention held last Saturday.
The nomination was unani-
nous. Trego will be ably represent
ed in ease he is elected.
Charles J. COombs. son of the
well-known Capt. J. NJ. Of Brook
vile, has purchased ID. F. Thomas
livery business FOR 5000. The sale
was made through p. q. Bond.
Capt. Coombs is to remove from
Rockville to Salina, and become a
permanent resident.
Charlie J. Burkholder spent last
sabbath at home. II has been sew
eral months since he left this place
to return to his old love Of finishing
his trade as an engineer. He took
the road the lst Of the month and
his many friends will be glad to
learn that he will have an Occa-
| sional stop in Salina.
II. II. Miller, formerly a stone
mason Of this city, writes a letter
containing the following printed
matter upon its head: III II. Mil
Ter, manufacturer Of pure and native
wines, and grower Of grapes,
peaches, pears, Plums, etc. Also
wholesale dealer i'm native grape
vines. Lakeside, Ottawa county,
Ohio"
We were in error last week in
stating that Messrs. Kelley Bros.
aud Bracey Bros. had formed a
partnership in the clothing and
hardware business in the JOURNAL
Block. The Bracey Bros. have =
stock Of clothing there, and Kelley
Bros. are in business i'm the pump
line; bat the firms are not in part
nershiP.
A trade was consumated Tuesday
by which r. W. Ober was made half
owner OF the MOser Block. The
consideration was $4,000, and in the
trade a cattle ranch Of so acres,
lying between Salina and Minneap-
oils, went In as part payment Of the
purchase money. NJ. d. Harrington
owns the other half interest in the
block. Mr.. MOser designs starting
a cattle rancho.
Miss Ida Keith very pleasantly
entertained large party Of young
folks at her home east Of Salina last
evening, in honor Of her 18th birth
day. The young people enjoyed
themselves on the lawn, which was
Illuminated, until late hour when
refreshments were served, after
which the guests departed declaring
they would long remember Miss Ida
and her 18th birthday