The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

OoOl anu ciOuuy Slicc lnc StOTIll.
Primary elections next Saturday.
Rev. Simkins is expected home this week
Dry Goods-chcap-at the New York Store
The boys pass their afternoons kite-hying
Who's boarding the silver? kecpit NOV
ing.
The New York Store Is the cheapest store il
town.
We have had few days of genuine Octobe
weather.
Dog days are here. They will last until TIL
18th Of August.
A CARLOAD or MACHINE OILS JUST RECEIVED
BY OSCAR SETTZ.
a large number of Salinaites went to Abb
Iene this morning.
A large number of sheep will be brought to
Saline county this fall.
BE kind TO the horses during the hot wealth
er. Don't crowd them.
MIR. A. NJ. Campbell and family arrived
from the East last evening.
Judge J. A. iIadcrman, of Leavcnworth
called last Friday morning.
Lawn mowers begin to make their appear
ancc. Down goes the blue grass.
The mortality among young children in
Falun township has been very great.
We publish the delinquent tax list this week
1t must have room, and it takes room.
AN goods at the New York Store for sale al
great sacrifice. Cali and get bargains.
The German people held a picnic on the
Solomon river last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. w. Wickllam are expected
to arrive at this place next Saturday evening
Parties wishing 10 contract for ice for tho
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Most OF the butter IN market for the past
few weeks needed to be reconstructed very
badly.
Thos. III. Cavanaugh, Secretary of State, i
in town. and will retmain here the balance o
the week.
Mr.. G. A. Hitler started for the East yester.
day morning, lie visits Connecticut and the
Centennial.
Mr.. J. w. Peterson started for. Denver last
evening. lie will be absent on business about
two months.
A young lady weighing eleven pounds con-
ducts nightly concerts at the mansion of Mr.
and Mrs. f. W. ODER.
The parties who left here for Florida abou
a year ago are anxious to return to Salina, ant
most OF these will do SO.
AZ n Iohpcor ox,,aotc opothor nor looi
OF mules and horses next Saturday. lie viii
receive stock weekly, hereafter.
Five hundred suits of Clothing for sale al
the New York Store at almost your own
prices. Call and see for yourselves.
We hope that the time Is near at hand when
some long standing accounts due at tins office
will be settled. After harvest, you know.
When you come to town don't fall TO call al
the New York Store and learn the prices OF
dry goods, dress goods, clothing aud notions
The primaries are to be held next Saturday,
and ODER, Bond & Wilson are to have open
; house and cheap goods. Go and see for your.
selves.
The invitations have been issued for the
Fircmcn's Ball next Wednesday evening, and
arrangements for n glorious time are being
made.
The name Of the young man whose death by
drowning We mentioned last week was Fred
Kingsley. lie was working for Mr.. LII. IL.
Sutton.
'lightningest" man on the continent since the
birth of that boy. He wouldn't trade farms
with anybody.
To have a photograph taken In truly first
class style you have only to go to DIR. IIol-
combs gallery-one door south OF the Grand
Central Hotel.
Litowich & Whitman, at the New York
Store, are selling their goods at least twenty
five per cent. less than any ether store in
town. This Is fact.
The Commonwealth says Sallna will soon be
the largest city in Kansas. That paper is
pretty truthful and we believe that 1t has told
nothing untrue now.
Mr.. Cyrus Kingman and family returned
from Colorado last week, having spent an en-
ioyable season in the mountains. Evidently
Kansas will suit him.
Mr.. J. NJ. Ericsson has rented of Chas Holom-
qvist the Grand Central Hotel, its fixtures
aud furniture tor the period of one year. lie
has already taken possession.
Mr.. w. X. Fitzgerald has purchased of c d.
Il. Underwood a Co., the old mill reserve
south of the river, paying therefor $1,000.
The reserve contains five acres.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. lie offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, II anybody beats him.
We are glad to see that our city authorities
have acted upon cur suggestion OF a few
weeks ago and have men engaged in cutting
down noxious weeds bordering the streets.
Salina has three large elevators owned re-
spectively by Frank Goodnow, J. T.. Robinson
aud c. Il. Underwood & Co. Can.auy town
in the State show better "cleysting capaci
ty:"
The City Council has awarded the contract
OF building the sidewalk on the west side of
Santa Fc TO Hollands Addition. to Mr.. w. X.
Fitzgerald, who will commence work immc-
diately.
While the average of wheat in some locali-