The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-01

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On the 4th get your pictures taken at Orms
by's gallery, on Iron Avenue, Salina.
Judge J. p. Devereaux. land commissioner
of the X. r. road. has issued a circular to the
farmers along the line. asking them for hile
specimens of grain to be sent TO the Centen-
NAL.
The beautiful rains have made the farmers
more sure Of their spring crops, and conse-
quently business is more brisk at the cheap
cash store of Ober. Bond & Wilson.
Callen's Arizona party from Junction City
camped near town last sunday They started
west OH Monday. They had good teams and
were well fixed in camp equipage, fire arms,
&c.
A car load OF corn just received by 5. n.
Palmer
Mr.. Willis Kesler is preparing 10 open
wholesale liquor store IN connection with his
saloon. He will build an addition in the rear
of his business place and have "A front OH Iron
Avenue as well as Santa Fe.
Hurrah for the 4h of July. have couciu-
ded to celebrate the 5th. instead OF the 3rd:
! therefore will take photos for 81 90 per doz-
en- and tin types for 10 cents apiece. No mat
ter what kind you may want-but only for the
Sd Of july. W. :. LOWE.
The Kansas Pacific commences to-day to
control the express business. The express Of
! flee is to be located at the depot. and Mr.. ia.
Towns is the agent. Ii the X. p. keeps on
they viii make way station of Salina, in
time. s-,y~s@--s -
We are determined to close ont our large
assortment of clothing at reduced figures, TO
make way tor our fall stock. Call and see for
yourselves. OBEa, BOND & WILSON. .
| Frank Goodnow and r. J. Lynde returned
from the Mountains last Friday morning ! The
good times they tell o. having about Denver
Colorado Springs and other pleasant places,
make all of lis anxious TO journey in ,ha, di-
rcction.
Ladies. one and ali great and small. short
and tall. If you are going to the ball. call ard
see Angel and get new pair 0t those nice tit
ting shoes at the parlor boot and shoe store
of Ober. Bond & Wilson.
In some wheat fields tie Weld Nould have
been much larger had they not been turned
] into pastures II is discovered that young
wheat is liable to be injured badly By stock
and IN the future probably more care will be
I taken ia this matter.
| Lives of al great tncn remind IL we can
make our lives sublime by doing all orr adj
/ ing ut thc cheap cash store of Obnr, Bond K
| Wilson, where you can always get satisfaction
Il II,
! goods.
! Some OF OuE farmers are buying 'domes'r
cloth to cover their wheat stacks This clO'i,
sheds rain well. Is cheap and will answer tor
a covering TOR ten wears But It'll All infringe
ment upon the rights nf the lumber dealers
and TINT is not right.
New STYLE hats. scarfs. ties. tans &C., ~ Mrs.
At. Gricr'>.
The celebration Mt Falun promises 10 be 4
very pleasant affair. Major Forsse aud friends
are spar;no 10 pains to make il complete
success The officers of the day are Prcsi-
dent. Mai. Eric Forsse: Marshal. Maj. J.. \.
Holmburg: Orator Prof. F. ". Hamilton.
Inasmuci as tlla Fourth of July Will be Sun
iay it may not be out 81 place 10 state that
everything in the shape of clarifying the maj
e>,v OF our country. the doings Of our fore
fathers and the general sleekneSs of the eagle,
should take place either on Saturday or Mon
day. .-------
Rev. Arthur Willard vii! preach IT the Bap
list church next Sabbath morning and evening
Mr. II. c. Davis inforans us that Mr.. Willard
will very likely become permanent pastor Of
the church here. :. lie is a gentleman of fine
abilities and will be an ornament 10 the Salina
pulpit.
In an article last week We stated that rar-
ves,ing would he nearly completed that week
The grain is not over half harvested now. and
we shall have to ronfe>s either Ignorance rs
10 just how long it takes to cut down known
quantity oi wheat. or a. 20 the amount 10 be
harvested in Saline county.
\ steamboat is 10 be built for The SMOKY
Hill at Buffalo. IL wos designed to have the
craft here before the Fourth of July. but it
was impossible TO do 50 In two months time
travellers can step from a pier at the foot of
Iron Avenue 10 the deck of first-class steam
er. and take trip up the river for scvS.a
miles. s--5-
A "shy scrnper" who went no town the 9th
er day arraycd in one OF those ihierminahle
linen busters was taken for a high priest. bv
one of our countrymcn. Says lie: 1T is not
safe 10 allow such a rooster To run at large"
Besides this. there Is no tower for the faithful
10 mount. where they can cali out according to
the creed of Islamisn,.
Mr.. j. G.. Gibbs. one OF the editor 81 the
Sarwalk (O.) Reflector. has been visiting with
his old friends here. He was a member of the
eastern editorial excursion party which pas
ed down the 4. L. & =. r. road the other day
and on his return concluded 10 come up to Sa-
lima. He is very genial gentleman aud is in
every way all excellent type OF the average
NorwalEists.
The viewers of the proposed straight extern
sion of Iron Avenue the East Side have
made their report. To " Il. Gels they award
five hundred dollars for his damages sustained.
which amount Mr.. Gels proposes 10 expend
upon the improvement Of the road. The road
will undoubtedly be established by the COM
missioners. Iron Avenue will then be most
handsome thoroughfarc.
We visited the Episcopal church the other