The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-24
Sargent 81 Williams.

Business Is aarmingly tranquil.
And still it is "dod-durned'' hot.
Buy your Notions at Bruckman's.
Judge j. III. Prescott is i'm Topeka. -
The New York Store-the favorlte resort.
Call at w. c. Addison's new lumber yard
1--WE knew Toms father before he was
born"
Gents calf boots speciality, at Sargent &
Williams.
Hon. volney Ball, of Lincoln county, called
last Saturday.
Hats and Caps at your own prices, at ODER
Bond & Wilson's.
That new Lumber Yard, remember, is sell
ing at new prices
Mr.. Chas. Norton and family returned to St
Louis this morning. ~
The dogs are taking leaden pills from Mar
shall Tuttle's firearms. ~ y
Great bargains in dry goods of all kinds, at
Ober, Bond G. Wilson'S.
A large and new stock of Hats received to
day at j. c. Rash g. Sons.
Before you go home drive around to w. C
Addison new lumber yard.
Still the cry is do you know of house to
rentT' And still they come. -
Everything is all right, only people com
PLAIN of depleted exchequers.
Mrs. j. q. Lay and children returned from
the East last Saturday morning. Y
Mr.. j. S. Voorhees, moved into his new resi-
dence, on Santa Fe. on Wednesday. --N
Mrs. E. w. Ward and family returned from
North Carolina last Monday evening. ~--~N
The Pacific House is daily crowded with
travellers. They enjoy good living.
Special inducements in clothing, at Sargent
e. Williams, to make room for new stock.
Come to our "crow picnic" The Leaven-
worth Times takes the head. and we the tail.
Four good mares for sale cheap, or trade
for young stock, at ODER, Bond q Wilson'S.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell. of Olathe, Kansas, is
visiting with her nephew, Hon. Il. l.. Bond. =
On the train which arrived on Saturday
morning were between 200 and 300 passengers
S. NJ. Palmer and r. X. Jefrries are attend.
The store around the corner is the New
York Store. Bargains in dry goods and cloth
ing.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Mr.. Chas. fIolmqvist is to have 100 head of
hogs at his Union Stock Yards, south OF the
city.
Boots and Shoes for the million for sale
cheaper than elsewhere, at Ober. Bond S Will
sons.
Mrs y. J. f. Hanna, and her daughter Ber-
tina, started for the Centennial yesterday
morning.
The mother and sister of w. ID. and c. s..
Radclif started for their Illinois home this
morning.
Mrs. III. L. Starrett. lecturer of considcra-
BILE prominence who resides at Lawrence, call
cd last week.
contest over the Potter town site of Lin
coin county Is claiming the attention Of the u.
land office.
We regret to learn that Mr.. J. NJ. Blodgett
Is falling very rapidly, and his recovery is con-
sidered hopeless.
New crockcry and glassware just received,
Bond & Wilson'S.
w. &. Addison's lumber yard. OH Santa Fe
Avenue, is good place to haul up at when
you come TO town.
DIR. Morris returned from Leavenworth on
Monday evening, having been on visi to his
family in that city.
Judging from the number of Climax Fam
ming Mills going out, clean wheat will soon
commence coming in.
Mrs. Judge Prescott and family went to
Kansas City last Thursday morning, where
she will visit friends.
Mrs. G. A. Carmony left for the East on yes
terdsy mornings train. She visits her old
home in Pennsylvania. <
Judge n. F. Carroll started for the East and
the Centennial yesterday morning. lie will
lie gone about six weeks.
The Greeley estate includes several sections
Of fine land in the northwest corner Of Ma
rion county, adjoining Saline.
steam thresher made things hum around
Prof. Bishops grain stacks on the west side of
town, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Santa Fe Avenue. corner Of Walnut, is being
graded and greatly improved under the super
vision Of Commissioner Harrison.
"Soft and low he speaks to me" and says IL
you want good bargain in goods you must
go TO Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
c. L. Faulkner. delegate from this county,
was member of the committee on credentials
in the late Republican State Convention.-S
A number Of beavers carry on the "timber
chawing trade on the river, just above the
Park. The boys think Of trapping them. -
Capt. 5. II. Williams returned from Illinois
last evening. He reports hot weather. short
email grain crops and hard times i'm Illinois,
J. Z. Harrison, our road commissioner. is
making the boys pay up their poll tax, and he
Is very judiciously expendlng the same on our
roads. -------X
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream In the city. lie offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, II anybody beats him.
And now fellow goes out with well-oiled
dog in one hand and double-barreled cu, In