The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-14
Lemonade at Laws,

NO uouDle 10 snow goOds at the New VI
Store.
That glass can full of hoppers. which Gus
Nelson had prepared for the Centennial EA
position, has been surreptitiously disposed G
and he can't get enough to fill tea-cup to n
place them. s.
Hats and Caps at your own prices, at Obel
Bond & Wilson's.
At the Republican convention held at Ellis
worth last Saturday, the delegates elected t
the Judicial Convention were instructed T.
: support Hon. j. FL. Prescott for Judge. An
other county heard from.
School books much cheaper at Whitehead
Seaman's than at any other place in town.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ic
cream in the city. He offers to wheel tn
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, If anybody beats him.
Dry Goods and Clothing, cheap, at the New
York Store.
a very heavy hail. storm and gale-one o
heaviest of the season-prevailed in the south
ern part of the county Tuesday afternoon, dur
| ing which Fairchid's school house was blown
| lEOm It's lOulludliOu
Four mares for sale or trade cheap, at Ober
Bond & Wilson'S.
Rev. S. i. Harrington, of Abilene, will
preach at the Lutheran Church, I'm Salina, or
Sunday morning and evening September 18th.
And at two and half O'Clock of the same day
there will be administered the Lords supper
at New Cambria. All are cordially invited te
attend.
| Ice Cream at Lays.
Miss Lilly Bates, sister of L. w. Bates, OIL
this city, and who spent last winter in Salina
was married at her home in Bloomfield, Iowa,
on the 9th inst, to Mr.. NJ. I'll. Glenn. The
good wishes of her many friends in Salina are
assured Mrs. Glenn.
Table linens, oil cloths and napkin linens o.
all kinds, very cheap, at Sargent & Williams
The heavy thunder storm of last Thursday
evening prevented the holding of the festival
on that evening, and the ladies postponed
the entertainment till Friday evening
when another storm prevented them from car
rying out their arrangements. On Saturday
evening quite number were out. - X
Great bargains IN dry goods of all kinds, al
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
Lieut.. Ward was in town last Thursday and
returned to FIT. Riley on Friday, and from
thence he went to the Black Hills country via
Omaha. We learn that. owing to his antici
pated long absence in that country, his family
have gone to North Carolina to reside.
Boots and shoes lower than elsewhere. a
Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Had he kept his promise-to give his wife
1.-The d-st licking ever a woman had"-oul
peaceful city would have had warlike sensa
ton. Evidently he came to the conclusion
that Salina was no place for woman-beater,
and has returned to his home i'm Kansas City
A fact-the cheapest store in town.
ODER. BoND & WILSON.
Mr.. Ii. Goodspeed, a former resident of thi:
place and pow a citizen of Urbana, H., is ir
town. All Frenchmen intend to 60 back to
France to die. Those who leave Salina intend
to return sometime and settle for life. Good
speed is one of that class. lie loves Salna
above anything else.
We are determined to close out our stock oil
dry goods and notions to make room for new
goods. Come quick and getbargains.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Messrs. Underwood & Co. have just elevated
another mddling purifier into the upper story
OF the Fourth street mill. They seem deter
mined to have the best of machinery, and they
are buying Just whas they want to. enable
them to furnish the best flour to be found in
any market east or west.
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.
The Teachers Institute for Saline county
will be held in Salina, commencing on Tues
day, October Sd. and continue for four days.
On Saturday, October 9TH. the examinations
for certificates for those who wish to teach in
Saline county, this school year, will be held.
The programme for the Institute will be pub
lished soon.
Last Thusday evening train Of fifteen cars.
loaded with soldiers, passed through Salina on
the X. Z. road, going west. The soldiers
were going to reinforce Gen. Crooks COM
mand in the Black Hills. They are said to he
a pretty rough lot of boys, and people were
obliged to watch their property when the
train stopped.
Jack Downing, editor of the Ellis County
Star, formed this good opinion of Salina while
here two weeks ago:
| We visited Saina last week, and were as
tonished with the rapid strides made by that
enterprising people within the past five years.
There is not more prosperous town on the
road. Good business houses two good news
papers; first-class hotel. the Pacific House
the finest steamboat in the State, and host OF
wholesouled, genial, good citizens.
The pamphlet containing the Rules, Regu-
latons and Premium List of the Second An
nual Fair OF the Kansas Central Agricultural
Society, to be held at Junction City, Septem-
Der q, % and %. is before us, in which liberal
premiums are offered for agricultural and me-
chanical products and stock displays. The
pamphlet is printed in the good style usual to
Geo. W. Martins establishments.
Agreeable to the suggestion of our cores
pondent and our own request, last week, Kew.
W. A. Simkins has furnished us with the man
uscript of his sermon on Sabbath desecration,
and we publish it in full on the first page
of this issue. IL is a clear and forceible pro-
duc,;op and will he carefully read by our