The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

eating crow is wnat tney cali lt.
Camp meeting on tile 29th of August.
Dry Goods-cheap-at the New York Store
evenings.
Election of clerk of school district take
place to-day.
The melonchoIery days havescome, the live
liest of the year.
Ripe tomatoes make their appearance; ais,
s'cow-cumber.."
c. E. Plrce, sheriff of Mcpherson county
called yesterday.
Mr.. G. j. Lay furnishes ice cream at the
Park each Sunday.
MIR. A. j. Schwartz started for the East oil
Tuesday morning.
Everything promises splenddy for rous
ing fair in October.
Knute Carlberg is building a new house or
his lots on the East side.
Fleck is practicIng few solos to sing to
that girl. born last Monday.
Salinas uniformed fire companies can now
beat any body's fire company.
Some vandals have been destroying the rus
tic seats at the park. Shame.
The best Rio Coffee in the market, at Ober
Bond & Wilson'S Cheap Corner.
We publish this week the call for the Sena,
torial convention of this district.
TerrificaIy hot, but good, cool breeze oc
cassionally fans perspiring brows.
Mr.. A. +. Sander is now travelling man
for w. S. Wells cigar mandatory.
All goods at the New York Store for sale at
great sacrihce. Call and get bargains
Mr.. Frothngham's beautiful residence on
Seventh street is nearing completion.
DIR. IL. Bell occupies front room in tho
second story of the JOURNAL building.
All persons having horses to sell will please
leave information with Mr.. VIM. II. Gels.
"Seventy-five bushels to the acre" is the way
the farmers talk about their yield OF corn.
Wild grapes seem to be abundant. Every
body is after them. Grape Jelly" you know
Mr.J. T.. Robinson's elevator is ready fol
the machinery, which is expected to arrive
soon.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for tht
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
New Prints! New Prints.' New Prints :! :!
at the Stone Palace Store of ODER, Bond s
Wilson's.
Mr.. w. r. Gels with his visiting friend, Rev
Otto Kopf started for Manitou Springs, Col.
last Sunday evening.
The hired girls are at work on broom corn
at Sl.5O per day, aud female help in town i
hard to be obtained.
Five hundred suits Of Clothing for sale n
the New York Store at almost your own price
Call and see for yourself
The Democrats meet in convention mex
Saturday to elect delegates to their State anC
Congressional Conventions.
The way of the transgressor is hard, but The
way ODER, Bond & Wilson are cutting on tht
price Of goods is truly wonderful.
Stomach-ache is the prevailing disease. Tn
firm of Cucumber, RoasIingcar & Co. are he'll
strictly accountable for so m uch suffering.
Coats lined and t trimmed at about cost @
material, ut BRyCKMAN's,
doors north of Gels bank
Boots and Shoes-iust received q new stock
OF hand made shoes for Ladies. Call at the
Parlor Boot and Shoe Store of ODER, Bond s
Wilson'S.
Several handsome buildings have been cree
ted at Lindsborg of the iron stone found il
that locality. Quite row OF handsome "browr
stone fronts"
Litowich & Whitman, at the New York
Store, are selling their goods at least twenty.
five per cent. less than any other store in town
This is a fact.
Two Germans of considerable capital, lately
arrived from Germany, think of engaging ia
farming on a large scale in Saline county. We
hope they may.
The pony yellow Jacket" belonging to J.
NJ. Coombs, was stolen from the stock yard SAT
Ellis on Tuesday evening while Mr.. Coombs
was eating supper.
"a thing of beauty is = joy forever" but
there is more joy in calling on Ober, Bond &
Wilson and getting the best bargains ever Of
fered TO the public.
We understand that Mr.. W. II. Benade has
rented the stable next north oil Mr.. y. 90
ing's residence, and will start in with a livery
feed and sale stable.
The ''strawS" which best indicate public
opinion and show which way the wind blows
this weather, are about seven inches long and
stand upright in a tumbler.
Every stranger in town takes 4 steamboat
ride and visits the Park All are pleased with
these attractions, and have many good words
TO say of Salinas enterprise.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers 10 wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, If anybody beats him.
Col. J. G. Spivey and family have gone on a
visit to Denver. Mrs. Spivey and the children
will remain there for several weeks. The
Colonel will return in few days.
Messrs. Muligan and Decker, of Brookville,
called yesterday morning. ltwas Mr.. DecEer's
first visit TO Salina aud he was very much sur
prlsed TO lind such n splendid town.
An immense stock Of Notions, Hosiery,
Ribbons and Embroiderics. at
BRUCKMAN's,
doors north OF Gels bank.
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