The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-17
New To-Day
Sargent & Williams.


Mr.. c. c. Cups new residence is well under
way.
Mr.. Z. b. Bishop, of Lincoln county, called
last Tuesday.
Some very sultry days of late, ard now ant
then 4 shower.
Hats and Caps at your own prices, at Ober
Bond s. Wilson's.
Prints, muslins-bleached and unblcached
at Sargent & Williams.
Judge Foster is building an addition" to his
residence on Seventh street.
A car load of Roller Grain Drills just re-
ccived by Briggs & Gebhart.
Judge N. f. Carroll starts for the East and
the Centennial some day this week.
I.F. Clark, of Bavaria, left some fine ears
Of green corn with us last Saturday.
Chas. Kingman has built large substantial
stable on his Seventh street property.
They are talking about calling a Judicial
Convention. Who has the authority?
All persons having horses to sell will please
leave information with Mr.. WIN. II. q els.
Boots and Shoes for the million for sale
cheaper than elsewhere, at ODER, Bond & Will
sons.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Capt. S. ii Williams has gone to his old
home I'm Illinois, and is expected back this
week.
The st. Louis TINES says that the Kansas
State Fair is to be held at Salina, Kansas.
All right.
Two companies of the 4th Cavalry passed
through on the X. z. last week-gong TO
join Crook.
Several parties Of chicken hunters started
for the fields last Tuesday-thc first legal day
for such sport.
Many parties have inquired of us for houses
TO rent during the past week. Who has a
house to rent:
Wash of the states and get ont your books I;
school begins two weeks from next Monday
September 4th
Thirteen wagons of wheat on the corner of
Santa Fe and Iron Avenues before o'clock
Friday morning.
A funncl-shaped cloud created scare in the
southern part of the county the other day.
No damage done.
New crocllery and glassware Just received,
and for sale cheap at the Stone Palace Of ODER.
Bond & Wilson's.
Major ID. II. Wagstaff has gone to Topeka.
and Col. Il. l.. Bond remains at home to look
after the land office.
Messrs. kingman & Andcrson have plowed
over eight hundred acres of raw prairie" in
the last few months.
! There were guitars, combs and sore (soar)
Threats in different stages at the serenade
concert last evening.
Sam Long can climb any house in the State
to adjust a lightning rod, now that he has an
eleven pound boy to boost him.
The boys are declaiming "IIow the water
came down at Ladorc." 1t has come down
like thunder for the past few days.
Messrs. McQuary. I'D. Baker JIG. Mohler
G. L. Faulkner. r. Q. Bond and ID. Il. Wag-
staff are attending the Topeka convention.
VIM. III. Fagley sold his flock OF sheep Tues
day to a man who intends establishing sheep
ranch near Standardization Nationalist
Cottonade pants lined and trimmed at about
the cost of material, at BRUcKMAN's.
doors north OF Gels bank.
We have fixed our prices TO suit the hard
times, and anybody can be suited in price by
giving us 4 call. SARGENT q WILLIAMS.
DR.. j. y. Curtis. of Lindsborg, prominent
citizen of Mcpherson county and one Of the
delegates TO the Topeka convention, called last
Monday.
Delegates of Lincoln, McPerson and Saline
counties met in friendly embrace last Monday
evening, and started Topekaward the follow
ing morning.
An excursion party from Lacon, H., is ex-
pected so arrive by the first train Probably
large portion of them will invest in land in
Central Kansas.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, IL anybody beats him.
a man sought notoriety in Saina, yesterday,
by claiming to be Cole Ionger; but people
didn't take any notice of him, so Ire quieted
down to the level Of peaccable citizens.
The opposition in this county to Judge Pres
colt has almost entirely ceased. Even the
Herald has come out for him at the eleventh
hour. and abandoned the candidate 1t first pro-
posed.
Mr.. sam Sawson. of the st. Louis Type
Foundry, called Tuesday. He has Travelled
several years for that establishment, and Is
well and tayorably known among the printing
offices in Kansas.
Coats lined and trimmed at ab out the cost of
material, ut BRUCKNAN's.
doors north OF Gels bank 4
Mrs. Hedgan viii go east about the. o5th
inst, and will select and purchase goods for
any OF her friends or customers that may de-
sire. She has a competent dressmaker TO take
charge OF her establishment during her alb
sence.
In another column viii be found an adver-
vertisement OF the new auction house Of A.
NJ. Beebe. Judge Beebe is a iirst-class auc-
tioncer, xnd those who have goods 70 sell viii
find it to their advantage to call upon him.
lie Is located at Probert' S old stand