The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

A dash of rain every day.
Possibllities-clear weather.
Probabilities local storms
Methodist festival this evening.
Closing out sale at the New York Store.
DR. Nickcs is dissecting Junction Jaws.
People watched the storm clouds anxiously.
whale Oil, at oscar Seitz'
The children will 90 picnicing tomorrow
Extremes meet in our correspondence this
week.
The cheapest store in town-the New York
Store.
A good year for shrubbery and all kinds OF
grasses.
Mr.. John Gels, Sr, started East last Mon
day morning.
Ice cream and strawberries at Methodist
church Tonight
Hats and Caps almost given away at the
New York Store.
Three pounds Japan Tea for 81, at ODER,
Bond & Wilson'S.
The prospects now are that there will be a
fplcnuiu SOlH Niop'
A general cry now for dry weather. 1t is
hard TO suit people.
The Belle .,excurted party TO the park
yesterday afternoon.
Two weeks from next Tuesday, Fourth OF
July will be on hand.
Parasols and Umbrellas are sold cheap now,
at the New York Store.
whitehead q Seaman have received fine
stock OF wedding stationery.
The Methodists of this District will hold
their camp meeting July 18th.
great assortment of Shawls, from 81 and
upwards, at the New York Store.
A law partnership has been formed between
&. a. Hitler and a. J.. Whitney.
Miss Juliette Downer started East on Tues
day morning. She visits the Centennial.
The new band will furnish music at the
Methodist festival Tonight Go hear them.
A carload of Machine Oils
Just received by oscar SeitZ
Frank Wight will celebrate on the 18th OF
june, in commemoration Of the birth of girl.
ing or Dry Goods, go to the New York Store
.Irs. A. r. Grier is now in receipt of Spring
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do hci
best to please.
On Friday evening the town was filled with
smoke Burning straw stacks near town sup
piled the smoke.
r. Y. Wellington, of Cincinnati, son OF j.
L. Wellington of this county, is visiting hi'
parents and friends.
Remember the great sale Of short horns ant
thoroughbred sale at Major Forssee's farm, in
Falun, next Saturday.
Capt. J. ID. Marsh started for Philadelphia
Yesterday morning. lie becomes pilgrim
TOO, TO the Centennial.
The children OF our city will have gala dal
at the park tomorrow and take a ride on tina
wicked little steamboat.
Bleached Muslns, full yard in width ant
extra finish, offered at wondrously low figures
at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
Some farmers whose crops were totally de
stroyed by the storm are blowing up thei
fields and will put in corn.
peared before the force of the late storm wai
tho old brewery at Bavaria.
A great pity that the school house park has
not been fenced and filled with trees. A
splendid year for tree growing.
We had the pleasure of meeting Judge Cal
ahan, formerly of Lcavenworth, now CORES
pondent of the st. Louis Journal.
Hon. O. A. Root, member of the Legisla
ture from Dickinson county. called Saturday
lie was interested in our tornado.
Lard OIL, at oscar Seitz's.
Mrs. u. Schwartz started for Pennsylvani;
this morning. to be absent several months
John Gels, Jr.. accompanied them.
Backing brushes, horse brushes and sho
brushes, cheap. cheaper, cheapest, at ober
Bond & Wilson'S Cheap Cash Stere.
"Overcoat Johnny" alias John Chittenden
well known hereabouts two years ago, is re
porter on the Milwaukee Daily Times.
A game OF base ball will be played in thi
city on the Fourth between the Smoky Vale,
club, of Sana, and the Lindsburg club.
Our merchants are generously supplying
the sufferers from the storm with lumber
groceries, hardware. etc, on long time.
All goods at the New York Store are nov
being sold at least - per cent. cheaper than a
any other store in town. This is a fact,
A few pieces Of wheat have already bee
cut. In ten days more the harvesting will b
general, provided the weather clears up.
Leon and Eugene wheary started for Eu
rope yesterday morning. They visit i
France and Germany, for about six months
The largest and best stock of clothing to b
found in Salina. at the the New York Store. q
prices which will give satisfaction to every
body.
The steamer "Salina Belle" passed over III
h z. last Saturday. She is a trim-lookin
craft and of reasonable capacity. May SD
never go TO "Davy Jones' locker. '-Aeiter
Chronicle.
Hon. G. G.. Bridges, State Senator froT
Doniphan county. and Special Agent Of III
New York Life Insurance Company, Gale
this morning.
Boots and Shoes of every kind. the large:
stock and most select assortment in the Yves
at the Parlor Boot and Shoe Store OF ODE
Bend & Wilson'S.