The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22


the New York Store to buy them.
Lubricari oils, at osc
lSeitz's.
| '.Alasi how can a moment show
Ofan eye whose feeling plays
In ten thousand dewy rays;
| face DER which thousand shadows CO.,!
If you are at all curious TO know what one
moment will show of such eyes and such a
face, just step in at c. <. Libby's, and SIT Tor
your Photo. He will catch look and shadow
Prot TIce thus prognosticates for the COM
ing week on the weather {:
23d to 25th-variable. but generally high
barometer. and clear to fair weather.
18th to 2Sth-Falling barometer rising tenn
perature; couding and threatening weather,
with local rains.
2Sth to 3Oth-Rsing TO high barometer
clear and general fair weather.
Mr.. Chas. Whitney remains about the same
as he was last week. He is is still in an I'M
conscious condition. Mr.. G.. C. Davis and fam
lily, with whom Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney have
been stopping since the storm, have and are
doing ali in their power to make the sufferers
comfortable. Hence they do not lack kind and
attentive nurses. Mrs. Whitney is slowly re-
covering.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-You loiH saUe ten
per cent also have your paper trimmed free OF
charge. A. L. GRIER.
The great shrinkage in Cotton and Wooden
Goods having been anticipated by us. and pur-
chases made accordingly, we are now able and
determined to offer to the community some of
the best bargains ever before offered by us,
which is a sufficient guarantee to purchasers.
Come before they arc all gone, at the Stone
Palace of DEER, BOND & WILSON'S.
Charley Hilton received lively ball on his
: nose, Oh the practice grounds Tuesday after
noon. That's whats the matter with your
nose" so brilliantly red, adorned with patches
of white bunting on the outside and stuffed
with a silk handkerchief. He AYERS that his
nose knocked that ball into about five million
little balls, everyone of which were set on fire
by an electric spark.
Friend Huebner is building brick residence
on Fifth street He was busy the other day
digging away at the cellar, and went at the
work as if he had always been in that business.
Huebner has the necessary pluck and energy,
and like the ghost OF the play will not down."
Fire may take away his possessions, and still
he will strive to build up again. Such men
are very valuable in a community.
Notwithstanding the capacity the Touring
mill of r. Underwood & Co. have for turn
ing out flour in a l6-hour daily run, the orders
from abroad come in faster than they can be
filled. carload shipped to Colorado yester
day, another To Jacksonville, His, to-day, and
another tomorrow or next day is the rate q;
which they are shipping week in and week
out. They secure all the wheat they can get
hold of.
The city council has appropriated $50 to
the fire companies, which amount is to be used
in delraying portion of the expense OF furn-
ishing uniforms for the firemen. The action
of the council in this matter will certainly re-
ceve the approval of all citizens who take
pride in having good and efficient fire de-
partment. Firemen without uniforms are no
more III proper trim " than soldiers in the
same condition.
We are informed by Mr.. A. c. Sloan that
the Odd Fellows of Kansas design making an
excursion to the Centennial, and that the fare
from Kansas City to Philadelphia and return
will probably be about S25. Mr.. Sloan is act
ing as treasurer for the order at this point. and
has already sold in the neighborhOod of thirty
tickets. Tickets must be bouhg on or before
July lst, at which time Mr.. tSloan desires to
make returns to headquarters.
A glass-blower, an educated pig, etc, held
forth under tent in the rear of the City Ho-
tel, last Monday afternoon and Tuesday morn
ing. Baker and futile say that it was first
class exhibition. We have not seen anybody
else who attended. Ten cents was the price
OF admission, and the aforesaid gentlemen
went in as dead heads, even then. Cheek is
as mighty as the sword, and the sheriff and
the marshal can discount even newspaper
man.
Owing to the unfavorable condition Of the
weather, the Sabbath school picnic, appointed
for last Friday, was postponed one week, and
it will be held in Oak Dale Park tomorrow
The officers of the several Sabbath schools are
sparing no effort to give the little folk land
the large, too, we apprehend) unmeasured en-
Ijoyment and everything bids fair to insure
their success. The children are requested to
assemble at the Presbyterian church at 0
o. clock sharp, to form in procession.
From the proceeds of the festivals, last week
and amounts subscribed by the members and
friends, the Methodists have raised over $3.50
for the purpose of retitting and carpeting the
church 1t is their purpose to change the
plan of the seats, giving three tiers of seats
two side and one center) and two aisles. For
the present the aisles, pulpit aud auditory will
be carpeted, and il is thought that they will
ere long carpet the entire floor. The carpen-
J tiers began work Monday morning. and the
church will be ready for service next Sabbath.
Mr.. VI. w. Keith, formerly proprietor Of the
railroad hotel at this place, died of heart dis
ease at Abilene, last Monday morning. His
remains were taken to Omaha for burial. Mr.
Keith recently fitted up the railroad hotel at
Abilene at great expense, and the house had
the reputation Of being one OF the best In
Kansas. He had always been successful as
hotel proprietor, and his death will be deeply
felt bp the travelling public. Mr.. Keith was
good-hearted, genial gentleman. and those
who were intimately acquainted with him
will deeply regret his dehise
Hell hath no fury like woman s scorn.-
Especially was this the experience Of grass
widow of about IS summers reSidiny IN the