The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-05

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New York Store.
A marty of East Sidcrs. the first Of this week,
spent two days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Will
keson, on Gypsum Creek. The SentleNen
were successful among the prairie chckeSs.
while the ladies passed the time gaiy indoors.
japanese silk 500 dress pattern, at the
New York Store.
Economy is the road 10 wealth. and Sargent
& Williams is the place to buy your goods.
1t is the duty of all good citizens to clean
up their back yards, and destroy all rubbish
which is liable to breed disease. as the weather
we have been having recently is inclined to
take up with filth and make it very I'M
healthy hereabOut.
Shawls to be closed out cheap, at the New
York Store.
Cheap for cash is the word al Sargent &
Williams.
The chicken hunters commenced work last
Monday. in good earnest. They do noffnd
great numbers of birds this year. and aracom-
PEELED to go several miles ont 10 find anys The
chickens hug the brow5 Of the hills and are
found in small cO1eyS.
Blraclcd and brown cotton cheaper than
the cheapest. at the New Y ork Store.
Satisfaction guaranteed and all work warrant
ed by 4. 5. Poe, the new jeweer. y
A tremendous rain visited these parts last
Sunday night. the water falling In torrents
during most oc the night. Some OF the grain
has been injuDDd. but not near as much as was
expected. XMoSt Of the stacks seem TO have
turGc the water well.
For your Kid gloves go to the New York
Store.
New oeod.. new pric's and new watrhmak
or and jewclcr-.A. ). Poe, inJ. G. Rash &
Sons building. y
Rev. \. II. Millarf' Viii conduct the services
in the Baph.t ~nurci every Sunday. until fur
Their notire|Subicct tor Sunday morning next,
standing Orders = evening, From Death to
LIFE postponed from last Sunday evening".
All are cordially invited to attend.
Come and see our - cent alpaca.
LIrowICH & WHITMAN.
The finest assortment of silver ware ever
brought to Salina i. now offered by A. ). Poe.
the matchmaker and jcwrlrr.
We have received the report Of the Executive
Board Of the Kansas Central Relief Committee.
which is 4 complete record Of the transactions
of that board from date OF organization to dis
bandmcnt 1t is Il book We revicye no pleasure
IN ppru~ing AMI We hope enc like it will never
have TO be issued again.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. and
charges as reasonable ~ !irSt-claSs work can
he done at the old reliable house of ID. Is j. i.
Whitehead X
The road leading into town from the cast i
the mostcomplcte picture ofa mIiestic mud
hole. 1t seems 10 H. n il a little work done in
that locality woul,l make one of our principal
thoroughiarcS more attractive. Coming into
town with wagons wheels buried in mud to
the hubs is not very pleasant.
The largest stock Of watches. clocks. jewel
~. silver and silver plated ware at the old re-
liable house of ID. & J. b. Whitehead.
Farmers who have finished stacking" are
in their fields blowing. turning mp the old
ground for another crop and breaking more
acres. Ascend hill. look over the country
and you behold acre after acre of new pow-
ing" Verify. we believe Saline county is be-
coming great agricultural country.
Boots and shoes for the million. We will
sell you boots and shoes of all kinds. of a bet
ter quality and at much lower figures than
you can buy elsewhere. At the stone palace
store of Ober. Bond & Wilson.
A lady's mind is always expressed in the
postscript OF her letter. Aud thus the other
day when fellow picked up stray letter on
the street, which was all about a late picnic
and full of nothingucss as far as the L. s..
which SAID Tell your brother Jim TO write
right away" it is fair TO suppose that there
was more Jim than picnic in her mind.
The secretary of the harvest home" COM
mittee has written % Capt. Geo. T. Anthony.
requesting him 20 be present on the 18th and
deliver an address. If he comes he will give
us good one"
Since the above was written news has
reached US that Capt Anthony will be pre-
sent
Candidates for county offices do not prove to
be numerous. The reduced salaries and fees
of the different offices dampens the ardor OF
place seekers Mas the salaries now are, we are
not liable Ia have rs competent men rs here
totore to fill offices. The men who were the
origiuatorS OF the salary and fee reduction bill
must have been tirst-c.ass lunatcs.
man named Peterson. on account oil
''grasshopper ridden Kansas" removed to Mis-.
souri, few IN onths ago, from Mcpherson
county. and now he is compelled to sell his
horses and goods in that State to make his
bread and butter and obtain money enough %
get back TO ''grasshopper ridden Kansas
where he thinks he ought TO have remained.
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ON one piece OF ground two crops have beer
raised this year. Last spring barley was sow.
ed and 1t was afterwards supposed that il was
killed out. Hence corn was planted on tn,
same ground. The barley finally came ny
well. WAS cut and averaged - bushels TO III,
acre. The corn, although cut off with tn,
barley. has come up again and wtl make
crop of twenty bushels 70 the acre.
Minneapolis al the present time has no pa
per; but the prospects are that very 500;
every other house in that burg viii contain
printing press. The couaty surveyor OF tina
county. d. L. Crosby has purehas u pres
and material and WHY immediately start a pa
, der at Minneapolis.tC. b. Roirock. late of tn,
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