The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13

JohnstOWn. Mr. GelS accompanied the ladies'
rs far as Kansas City, and will return this
evening. -
The frame of Robinson's elevator has been
raised and the workmen are hard at work en-
closing the building. A construction train is
hauling the dirt for a side track to the eleva-
tor, and a force is at work lcvelng up the
road bed. Everything has the appearance of
busfress in that locality. -~-
Here we are. Home again And prepared
to furnish all the boys with their summer and
fall suits. Bring OH your work. We VIII
give you fit and a suit which vii. take the
premium anywhere. We aim to please, and
please TO aim at your affections. Give us a
call. j. b. MCGoNfGAL.
Mr.. Arson Kellogg, formerlyR partner of
Mr.. c. Post, in this city-snd of the firm of
Gould s. Kel.ogg.>'sdffered sun-stroke at
Lawrence lastrTrday. His physician states
that Mr.. be1logg is in the way of speedy re-
covery, Although the escape was narrow.
am n2w-rianufacturing my own harness,
Judges to be superior to any ever seen in this
section OF the country. / warrant my work
to be first class in every respect, and ask ali
those interested to call and examine it.
G. HoLMovIsT.
The boys who battle in the Smoky and dis
play their nude forms just as the steamer
loaded with ladies passes, may think there is
na--hcfcafter but if the marshal gets alter
them, as he is empowered to do by ORDINANCES
they will think there as a calaboose; IT is a
shame that these fellows DO not haxe greater
regard for common decency.
If you want to sell land, go to Wight & Car
rol. If you want to Insure your property, go
TO Wight 81 Carol. If 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, go to
Wight q Carol. Ii you want to borrow
money, 'go to Wight & Carroll.
Litowich & Wittmann's clothing store is
still selling ready made clothing ut way down
prices, and any one in need OF a suit Of clothes
will do well tc call at this place for them
You VIII always find large stock to select
from, and you will find an excellent quality of
class of clothes but have also good line of
summer clothing.
The Topeka Commonwealth states that the
new crop of wheat is being marketed and
says: Tom Codington. who had a very hne
yield Of good quality, is hauling his to town !;
he gets 30 cents. 1t is reported that the price
at Abilene and Salina is 81 .03 If this is 50 il
trp Ia, lie
ton should get rs much rs is paid hundred
and fifty miles west of here, especially when
the grain is OF equal grade-as ii is represented
10 be this season.
We were greatly pleased to meet an old-iime
acquaintance, Mr.. J. NJ. CoombS, last Monday
Mr.. Coombs now has charge of the Ellis stock
yards, and Is acting as deputy sheriff of this
county; and we would take this occasion to
warn all eyil-doerS that he is a man OF nerve.
Mr.. Ceombs has been on the extreme verge OF
civilization for the past sixteen years, and has
been Instrumental in capturing large number
of criminals. He lately captured three horse
thieves at Ellis.-Hays CITY SeatiHei.
Mr. j. &. johnson left again for Missouri
this morning. for the purpose of purchasing
will purchase good heavy stock-the best ever
'sroaghr into this market. lie will return
next week Wednesday. Farmers and others
should be on hand 10 invest in Just such stock
rs they need, and that which will please them
at first sight. BE on hand promptly, before
they are picked over, and get bargains.
Lieut.. Ward has received intelligence from
Wallace that a band of ArrapaheeS and Chey-
ennes had corralled three drovers in the viein-
ity of that place, and that company OF cav
airy had been in pursuit of them for three
days, and had not been heard from up 10 The
time of writing. lie is of the opiniaa-t.i5t the
tribes referred TO are acting S>concert with
the SIouxs. their objec, -bcfng to divert atten-
ton from the lattey's operation aud prevent
troops in tSi~section from joining General
Crook. -
The financial committee for the Fourth OF
July ask that those holding masks, flags, and
other articles furnished 10 them on the Fourth.
TO return them Immediately TO Oscar Seitz or
W. X. Gels. An auction will be held at the
corner OF Santa Fe and Iron Avenues next
Saturday, at which time and place all these
articles will be sold TO the highest bidders
The committee lack some tweuty-thrce dollars
OF having esough money to defray the Fourth
Of July expenses, aud the above mentioned
articles are to DC sold 10 make up The def
cheney.
Having about finished theii harvesting, our
farmers will want good tanning mill to clean
their grain, and we woBld suggest to them
that they will have to try great many mills
before they find one as good in every respect
as the Climax" manufactured IN tsalina, By
Mr.. W. y. Sullivan. Mr. Sullivan has worked
at that business many years and manufactures
on bis own patent and improvements. We are
pleased 20 note that substantial. steady growth
which his business has sustained. and opine
that at no very distant DAY his will be
leadiag manufacturing eslah'j hn,eai * ;hls
state.