The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-20

! five per cent less than any ether store il
] town. This is fact.
One of the oldest settlers in this countr!
gives US this week an interesting sketch OF tn
early days OF Saline county. We hope to hea
! from ''Old Settler" again and again.
The firemen's dance is all the rage. and will
undoubtedly be complete success. and ODER,
Bond & Wilson are also making success a
the Stone Palace Store OF cheap prices.
DIR. j. X Lull furnishes the following RENE
DIV for chicken cholera II the disease has no
made too much Roadway, give the chicken on
teaspoonful of castor oil. This remedy i
never know to fail.
They nave been having large doses OF rain
and storm in the west, resulting in seriou;
washouts along the Kansas Pacific. For near
ly two days no train from the west hauled ur
to the Salina depot.
4 young man working for Mr.. Sutton wa:
drowned yesterday, while trying to ford th'
smoky Hin river, nine miles from salina. Hi
body was recovered. The horse was carried
four miles down the river.
As you laboriously make your way dow
street these hot days, drop in at Litowich 81
Wittmanns and examine their immense stock
Of elegant but cheap dry goods. You vii
certainly be delighted at the show.
Mr.. r. MARYLAND started East this morning
on business trip. he will buy up large
stock OF goods for his new store, and for this
purpose visit Boston, New York and Philadel
pLia. He will be absent about month.
Josephine daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Valeen-aged years, months and l6 days
died last Friday evening of dropsy of the
brain. The funeral services took place at The
Swedish Lutheran Church, on Sunday morn
ing.
CASTOR On, AT OSCAR SEITz's.
We have received from ID. l. Hail. Secreta
~, the premium list OF the Kansas City Indus
trial Exposition, and Agricultural Fair Asso
citation, for 1876. The Fair opens Oh Monday,
September 18th, aud continues through the
week.
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays.
Mr. c. f. Dazzler. of Leavenworth, has been
visiting his friends in this city. Mr.. DaZzler
was once a clerk in o. SeitZ's drug store
He Is now practIcing law in Leavenworth and
is doing we'll lie is the author OF the Kansas
Digest.
Bacon, lard, &c. cheap, at Ober, Bond &
Wilson's.
Everybody going to the Centennial should
stop at Ober, Bond & Wilson's and get their
prices on trunks, and they will sell them so
cheap that you can't afford TO take cotton
trunk and pin lock, Is handkcrchiefs are dear
cr than trunks.
The Burdett gives entire satisfaction in
tone, touch, and complete Workmanship.
GIRL WASTED-A good girl wanted to do
house work. Enquire at the Land Office.
L. l.. BOND.
Tie Rev Olson, Of Lindsburg, Saline coun-
ty, Kan, had his hand satchcl stolen from a
car on the X. p. road, this morning, between
the Union depot and State Line. The thieves
at last accounts had not been heard from
Kansas city Journal.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-Tou 1CiN SaUe ten
per cent; also have your paper trimmed free of
charge. \. i. GRIER.
There is an infinite deal of nothing done
these hot days. People lay around and take
it easy Nou would think to see them lolI and
nod in their chairs they were situated exactly
on the equator with things boiling Il the rate
of 30 miles per hour.
Five hundred sheep for sale by o. ITokanson.
on Indian creek about miles south of LindS-
burg, Mcpherson county. o. IloKAN son.
Yesterday Col. Spivey picked up on the side
walk pocket book containing some $500 which
belonged to Il Mrs. Ingram, OF Brookyile.
The Colonel very promptly returned it to the
owner. Such honesty in lawyer and Til
den man, too, is truly refreshing.
desire to return thanks to the people of
Brookyille who So kindly aided me in my
occasioned by the storm of June
9TH. j. A. Ericsson.
Among those who design visiting the Cen
tennial in month or so are Mr.. aud Mrs. a.
VI. Clafiin. Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Bond Mrs 5.
Seaman, Judge Carroll, Mr.. Geo. Kruger and
Mr.. a. !. Schwartz. Several thousand more
in this locality would like to make the visit
but probably will not.
The camp fires burned bright at schwartz
enbcrg's last night. a glorious feast was pre-
pared and was prominent part of the dedica-
tory services Of those new buildings. The
braves collected about, smoked the pipe of
peace and then sang praises TO their glorious
chief and "bravest OF the brave"-Schwartzen-
berg.
If you want to sell land, 90 to Wight & Car
rol. If you want TO insure your property, go
to Wight & Carroll. Ii you want to insure
your crops against damages by the elements,
drouth. army worm. &c, go to Wight & Car
rol. If yOu want to insure your life, 90 to
Wight Il Carol. II you want to borrow
money. go to Wight & Carroll.
We have plenty of ice for our own use. and
expect to supply the city with ice cream dur
ing the entire season. Call at our place and
get your ice cream. G. J. LAY & BRO.
We received 4 letter few evenings ago from
Judge John Foster, who was then visiting the
Centennial. The letter was full of Foster
SINS" aud the evidence was strong that John
was enjoying himself as we'll rs he could in
hat hot climate. lie is willing now to put
Kansas against the world, and perfectly will
ing 70 return 10 Salina-not again TO wander.
All KINDS OF MACHINE oms, AT OSCAR
sEITz's.