The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-03

COOl NlSnIs, anu people can sleep.
The waters of the Smoky are becoming clear
Racine Tanning Mills at Briggs & Gebhart'
Rev. VIM. Bishop arrived on the noon train
Dry Goods-cheap-at the New York Store
The wise men say August will be COO
month.
The New York Store is the cheapest store
n town.
Mrs. Ii. +. woolley is visiting friends IL
Kansas City.
We are glad to see Mr. Enos Lincoln on the
street again.
A CARLOAD OF PLASTER AND CEMENT JUST RE.
cEIvED BY OSCAR SEITz.
Briggs g. Gcbhart will have car load OF
Roller Drills in few days.
The sidewalk to Hollands addition-on San
ia Fe-is under construction.
Mr.. L. +. Carver and family returned from
the East last Tuesday evening.
Know thyse:f and go to ODER, Bond s. Will
sons to get good goods cheap.
Mr.. A. w. Wickham and bride arrived from
the East last Saturday evening.
Soon the ''clarion voice" of the stump
speaker will make Rome howl.
Mr.. VIM. Huebner's stone dwelling house
on Fifth Street is well under way.
A new stock of prints just arrived at ODER,
Bond & Wilson'S Cheap Cash Store.
A small one-story house, just north of the
depot, was burned last Friday night.
Remember the Centennial Basket Picnic at
Henry Oltmann's grove, next Tuesday.
All persons having horses to sell will please
leave information with Mr.. VIM. Il. Gels.
Boots and Shoes at your own prices at the
Stone Palace Store of ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Mr. A. Southwick started East yesterday
morning. lie visits New York State for few
weeks.
Mr.. e. c. Culp has commenced building his
residence on Ninth Street-north of the court
house.
were struck by lightning and destroyed, last
Saturday.
The prices of wheat and,,Srain are looking up
and the prices at Obcr, Bond & Wilson's are
on the decline.
Mr.. w. G. Addison has built a neat and coy
little office at his lumber yard, and enclosed
his yard with good fence.
We understand that the Methodists have
finally decided to hold their camp meeting in
the grove they occupied last year.
Ever since that boy went home with black
eye he has quit accusing one of his compan-
ions of being near relative to dog.
Mr. G. f. Norton, assistant auditor of the
st. Louis 81 Iron Mountain Il. r., with his fam
lily, is visiting his relatives in this city.
The sweet odor of hides is waited to the
nasal organs of Iron Avenue frequeuters, i'm
parting the delightful sensa-"O, my!''
Rev. w. A. Simkins returned from the East
.ast Friday evening. He conducted services
1T tie Presbyterian church last Sabbath.
When you come to town don't fail to call at
the New York Store and learn the prices of
Try goods, dress goods, clothing and notions.
Mr.. j. NJ. Blodgett return from the noun
aims this morning. We regret TO hear that his
health does not seem to have materially i'm
proved.
That contcsting delegation, made up "be-
.ween the hours of ? and g." intend to assert
heir rights and rout the "politicianers +" next
saturday.
Silver plated, double walled ice pitchers :;
goblets, and waiters-first-class goods-at the
manufacturers lowest prices, at ID. & j. b.
Whitehead's.
A lady delivered a temperance lecture at the
Presbyterian church Monday evening. full
report of the proceedings is published in an.
other column.
Litowich q Whitman, at the New York
Store, are selling their goods at least twenty
live per cent. less than any other store in
town. This is fact.
Rev. Otto Kopf, o. s. y OF Johnstown, Pa.
Is visiting with his friend, Mr.. W. r. Gels
He will soon make a tour in the mountains for
the benefit OF his health.
Birds with plunage of every variety sing in
he trees on the East side. The blood" OF
birds in this country seems to be improving.
3oys, don't disturb them.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. lie offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, II anybody beats him.
The members of the fire engine company
have received their red caps and belts They
paraded in their new uniforms last Tuesday
night, and made fine appearance.
Mr.. John A. Rodell is again installed as S
salesman at ODER, Bond & Wilson's. John is
apopular young man and his many friends
are glad 10 see him again ION deck
The corn crop bids fair TO be large. An
Eastern man who is visiting here SAYS
no such corn fields as we have in Kansas can
be found between here and the Atlantic coast.
The hunters have commenced training the
dogs, oiling and cleaning up their shot guns,
and getting ready generally for the prairie
chickens. 1t will be lawful to hunt them on
and after the 18th inst.-one week from mex;
Tuesday.
Racine Fanning Mills at Briggs & Gebhart's
While working OH Maj Berks' house last
week Mr. 5. C.. SeryilIe fell from the roof and
narrowly escaped severe injury. lie fell upon