The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-20
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of Saline and neighborins counties that have
on hand the cheapest and best harness maze
in Kansas have hardly been able to supply
the demand for them. warrant all my WORK
as tlrst-class. Leave your orders once and you
will be sure to do so again.
CHARLES HoLMovIsT.
!. WHALE OH, AT OSCAR SEITZ's.
Minnie futile. daughter of L. NJ. and Almi
"a II. futile, aged Is years, months and
90 days, died this morning at 20 minutes to
O'Clock, of consumption. Funeral services
will take place from the Episcopal church to-
morrow at 10 O clock, A. M.-Thesparents, and
brothers and sisters have the sympathies OF
the entire community in their trying affllc-
!, ton.
White dress goods awful low, at Ober, Bond
& Wilson's.
Litowich & Wittmann's clothing store Is
still selling ready made clothing at way down
prices. and any one in need of suit OF clothes
will do well to call at this place for them
You will always find large stock to select
from, and you will find an excellent quality OF
goods at low prices. They not only keep TINS
class OF goods, but have also good line OF
summer clothing.
Il seems that IT Is not generally understood
that the Methodist District camp meeting has
been postponed until some time in August.
Owing TO the fact that many Will be busy on
their farms this month, it was thought best to
make this change. The committee have con-
Guided not to take Oak Dale Park, as they do
not feel that they can assume the responsiDlli-
" of the destruction of trees which would
certainly occur, even with the best OF police
force 10 guard against vandalism. Tie location
will be announced at an early day.
After an inspection of the New Gordon
Binder we are convinced that the farmers can
now have Il machine which will gladden. their
hearts and make them jump for joy 1t is so
simple in its movements that anybody can
manage it. The other day we saw man who
had his leg broken. perched upon the machine'
driving about the field with the greatest case,
Every bundle Is bound equally tight and we'll,
and then dropped on to the butt end, thus
avoiding the waste of grain.
Quite party gathered at the Park last Sat
urday afternoon TO witness the pigeon shoot
ing match between Messrs. Willis kesler ana
Frank Seaton. Mr. Sexton, after winning the
silver cup at the match on the 9TH was imme-
diately challenged by Mr.. kesler, and last Sat
urday was agreed upon as the day for the trial
of their skill. Messrs. w. X. Fitzgerald, 5.
NJ. Palmer and j. G.. Spiyey were chosen as
referees, Mr.. 5. w. Jones was ''masler of
ceremonies" and furnished the trap and birds.
Mr.. Kesler shot II of the 10 birds assigned
him, and MIR. Seaton OF Is.
Here is little item for the benefit of the
Young man who was seen stepping about town
last Saturday evening with his lett hand tucked
,lp under the arm of Il young lady, and whom
he was crowding against everyone they met
in his endeavors to keep the inside OF the
walk:
Don't change sides Of the walk with lady
when vou cross the street. III an evidence
of ycriancy. Place the lady on your right
hand whether they will be inside or outside
of the walk. Then turn TO the right and that
will bring YOU between the lady and persons
passing in the opposite direction.
Mention i. made of Mr.. w. s. Collins and
lady. formerly residents of this city, in the
! Daily Rocky Moaataia Ne10s, in the following
words:
Dr. j. NJ Case. the proprietor of the excel
| lent Turkish, Russian electric and indicated
baths at the corner OF Fourteenth and Arapa-
hoe streets, has taken into partnership with
him Mr. w s. Collins. and the establishment
/ has been reiitted and generally improved. ana
/ is one OF the most elegant institutions OF the
! kind anywhere in the great west. MIS- Col
/ Inns has been making some magnificent paint
/ ingS in oil of scenes in the mountains OF Colo
RADIO, which we propose to notice at length
some other time.
We advice all Salinaitcs when they go TO the
mountains for health or pleasure 10 take a
"chancc' in friend Collins Turkish bath.
! BOYS viii battle and are thus compelled to
/ take the consequences. One of them return
ing from the water found that some mschiev-
Gus chap had stolen his clothes. How to get
home except in a nude condition was queS-
ton he tried long and hard to solve. At last
he went to work TO make a suit that would do
very well for wilderness but was not most
proper one in which to promenade the crowd
ed thorouyhfares of live and well conducted
city. He gathered together from different To-
calticS on the classic banks of the Smoky all
the old rags and tcmpest-battered pieces oil
cloth he could find. and arranged them togeth-
er something after the fashion of patch
work." bound them to his body with wisps OF
straw, and weeds and willows, and thus fash
Toned garment something after the style OF
architecture of Josephs coat of many colors
Arrayed IN this, and this only. he started home.
Dodging behind a haystack here, n chicken
coop there and house yondcr, he managed
about dusk bring up in his fathers back yard.
That boy will take his bath in a tin cup here
after.
Another man wanted to run Bob Jeffries
one hundred yards last Saturday evening, and
the opportunity was Immediately offered him.
Accordingly, about five o'clock in the after
noon a crowd repaired to the old stamping
ground" back OF the Swedish church-on
Santa Fe, and the parties stripped to their
running suits. The challenger pulled out a
pair of spiked shoes, aud from his general APP 1
pearauce it was evident that he was game
ster, and some of Bob's admirers thought he
would lose his running laurels. but he seemed 4
to view the situation with indifference. After /
a little scoring they made start, few over I
the distance, and Bob won as usual amid the .
cheers OF the crowd. We think we guess
pretty near the mark in saying that the stran-
ger is the same one who got away with the 1