The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-08

Court adjourned last Monday.
Episcopal festival this evening".
The Smoky is seeking her proper level.S
Closing out sale at the New York Store.
A little eye-dust circulating on Tuesdayx
Clearing ont sale at the New York Store.
And still Saline county has no historian. \
Castor OIL, at oscar Seitz's.
No trouble to show goods at the New York
Store.
Oh yes, great bargains at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's,
Trunks. valises, etc, new lot, at Sargent
& Williams.
Roads have been very dry and clouds of dust
predominant. -
Eureka Machine Oil, at Os-
car SeitZ's.
Centennial sight-seers from Salina have
commenced 10 pull ont.
Lace curtains at the lowest possible figures,
at the New York Store.
Mr.. Howard c. Rash is the father Of a
new and promising boy. i
Miss Katie Cantwell returned from her
school last Saturday evening".
Already they are talking harvest. BY the
10Th the farmers viii be busy. Il
Shawls-beautiful styles-for a very little
money. at the New loll Store.
Col. Cobb has consented to be present on
the Fourth. and deliver an Grafton.
Piquos and Marsclles cheaper at the New
Yock store than at any store in town.
A new lot of those nice English Pickles
just received, at Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
We publish a well-written essay on the first
page entitled Live within your means"
Dress goods in endless variety to be closed
out at greatly reduced prices, at the New York
Store.
The members of the Fire Company of this
city are making arrangements for purchasing
uniforms.
New Calcoes! New Calicoes.,! New Cal
icoes!!! in endless variety, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's.
lion S. A Cobb. exMember of Congress.
called last Tuesday. Also Mr.. woodin, of
Minneapolis.
..,rs. 4. +. Grier is now in receipt of Sprn g
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do her
best to please.
Sargent 6 Williams are daily receiving new
goods, which they are Offering at the lowest
bottom prices.
All the late styles in Hats and Caps are to be
found cheap, at the cheap corner of Ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
The city ought to rent the calaboose, as
there seems to be no demand for it for free
lodging purposes.
Hon. I. II. Cavanaugh, Secretary Of State,
was in town last week, attending court, visit
ing ms farm, cte.
Anything in dry goods and clothing, for
cash, cheaper at the New York Store than at
any other store in town.
span of horses was drowned IN the Smoky
Hill river. near Lndsbors, last Thursday,
while crossing the stream.
a Union Sabbath School Picnic will be held
next week Friday. Ii is designed to give the
young folks merry holiday.
A free pass over the road and to the Centen-
NAL TO all persons buying Fly Net at Holm
tlyist's Centennial Harness Shops.
The family of Mr.. Z. G. Marks have re-
moved from Lawrence 10 Salina. Mr.. Marks
will reside ia this city permanently.
5000 worth of fireworks to be touched
orr on the Fourth. Some large and hand
some pieces will be on the programme. y
About 81. 200 have been pledged by citizens
for the Fourth. With that amount OF money
Salina ought to spread herself pretty well. -
Col. S. NJ. Palmer, Marshal for the Fourth
of July celebration. has selected Mr.. w. b.
Dexter aud Col. III. II. Stagg as his assistants.
The largest and best selected stock OF Cloth
ing. at almost your own figures, at the New
York Store. Everybody should go and secure
bargain.
The fire works committee have decided that
the display shall take place at the vacant
ground known rs the "base ball ground i'm
the southern part Of the city
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
heaviest man in town one mile in n wheel
barrow, II anybody beats him.
A pony, saddle and bride, belonging to
EN-Mayor Bishop, were stolen from his stable
last Sunday evening. He has not as yet de-
iected the course OF the thieves
The Hook and Ladder Company were out
for practice Monday evening. They scaled
the front of Camphell's building In good
style. Not more than half the members were
out.
The advertisement Of Tressin & Miller is
published In this issue. They are excellent
workmer, aud have on hand a first-class stock
of hardware. Give them a share of your pat
ronage.
Mr.. >. W. Jones informs us that he will
conduct pgeon-shooting match on the va
cant land west Of the Probert property, to-
morrow afternoon, az O'Clock. All are in
sited to participate.
Mrs. Elizabeth Radclltf and Miss Bell BAD
elf. Of Springfield. H., mother and sister of
Mayor c. 5. Radclf and Mr. W. ID. tsadclifr.
arrived last Saturday evening. They will
spend the Summer here.
Mr.. Frank Goodnow and family started for
Norwalk. Ohio, yesterday morning. After
remaining Ia that place season. they will
yisite the Centennial. They will be absent
from Saliva about two months.