The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25
The cittcrn man has disappeared. I
Peach trees are overloaded with fruit. =

will hold fair this fall.
Mrs. Irwin, of Kansas City, is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. II. F. woo'l-y. TX
Mrs. Il. II. Spencer lecturcd at the Metho-
dist church last Monday evening.
The best stock OF clothing IN town at re-
lucej prices. at Oder & Bonds.
The Gypsum creek farmers celebrate the
Fourth in a grove near Mr.. G. Taylor. ~
Mr.. W. 5. Grub returned from the cast las,
Tuesday evening. lie is glad to get back-1
Several Salinaites talk of going to st. Louis
on the Fourth. to attend the bridge celcbra-
ton. -<
The contract for building Powers. Goodnow
& Co.'S elevator has been let to Mr.. +. Heden-
berg.
Corn never looked better Mt this season OF
the year. Texas can come to our Egypt to
buy corn.
The bridge a: st. Louis is completed winch
accounts in part for the cheap prices at Ober
& Bonds.
A "Mdsu,nmcrfcst'' takes place on Dry
creek-sevcn miles from town-to-day Wed
uesday). *
''Motl,er Spencer talked of '.Foreign Mis-
sions'' at the Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
The largest assortment Of dry-goods in the
market now offered at Obcr & Bonds ..stone
palace store.
Mr.. d. F. Donesan is preparing to start a
livery stable at the building recently occupied
by E. W. Ayrcs. ~
a little daughter of Mr. Burnett. while
swinging Monday morning, fell and broke her
arm in two places. x
There is some talk Of organizing band of
.'fan,astics,'' to accompany the Fourth Of July
procession 10 the grove.
The Gypsum creek band consists Of ten per-
sons. and they meet once Il week for practice.
They make excellent music.
The clock for the new school house has ar
rived. The workmcn will commence putting
it up tomorrow Thursday.
There will be celebration of tho Fourth
but it Will be small! compared to the rush to
Ober & Bonds TO. cheap goods. .~;s
According to the Solomon City Ns,rsp4Ss!
Mr.. ii. Parmentcr Of this county, is preparing
to build larn one hundred and forty feet long
by ninety feet wide.
Where is the call Of the committee of the
First Congressional District for a convention !:
Why is it not pub iehed:
The .'lIcadrr'' is all the go. Eight acres OF
grain were cut on Gypsum last week, in two
hours. by one Of them. Post sells them.
The MasonS are celebrating the anniversary
OF ST. Johns Day ut Abilene, TO day wednes-
,lay). Quite u number OF Salina Masons at
tend.
There will be 4 dance nj Col. Philips grove
the evening of the Fourth. SO stop at ODER &
Eond's stone palace ana get fitted out for the
occasion.
Judge Ellison. of Illinois. an old acguain-
tancc Of Mr.. j. &. Rash. is visiting will: tie
latter He called upon us this "wednesday
SIR. Simon Doumiaycr is preparing to build
a grain elevator NJ New CIm5Ta. Mr.. Geo.
Krnegcr of this place has the contract for
building it. -%
A kiln of 2l.5o) brick has jnst been burn. at
j. j. E.isen!,auer's brick yard. 1t is said that
they are by far the best brick that were ever
sold in Salina. ~
Many prospectors appear il, this county and
most of them donot leave before resolving to
purchase land and returning to become per-
residents.
a great amount of harvesting was done last
week. but more is being done this. Few iarn-
crs find time te ride TO town, and consequently
trade IS rather dull.
Congress will soon adjourn and give the
people chance to make up IN excursion TO
ODER & Bombs cheap c:.sh store,
The waters Of the Smoky are going down.
Besides tearing away portion of the piling
just below the dun. very little damage
was done at the mill. -
\ ladies gold breast pin has bccn found on
the east side Of the Smoky and left at this Of
flee. The owner can have the property by
paying the charges for this advertisement.
A stranger b. the name Of DicAey died at
Nelson's boarding house. last Sunday. of cllol-
era mor5as. y lie was buried under the dircc-
ton of the Missas on Tuesday morning.
Il
A very pleasant dinner party came Oft at
Judge Beebe's last Friday. The participants
were Old Norwalk friends Of the Judges.
some Of whom lie had not met for many years.
Smoother roads than those Of Kansas can be
found nov here: and Kansas roads were never
smoother than now. YOu glide as evenly
"vcr the country as if you were OIL a sheet Of
ice.
Some say that corn will grow larger ii. yen
wear pair of those cheap boots Il: Obcr &
Bonds.
team belonging to the mill company,
while being driven on the east side of the riv-
er last Wednesday. became frightened and ran
away. p.unging into Mr.. Gels herd of cattle
and killing one COW. ~
Graf& IIoover's barber shop has been great
~ improved in appearance by the paper hang
crs. carpenters and painters. 1t is now a fine
looking room. An excellent BATH house is to
be built in the rear Of the shop. ~
One hundred reapers and twenty-five thrcs,,-
erS have been sold by our dealers in agricul