The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-20
Ice Cream ut Lays.

The king of organs is the Durdett.
The big shoe buckle is now the agony.
l02 degrees in the shade last Saturday.
EUREKA MACHINE OIL, At OSCAR SEITz's.
Flies are not protected by the game laws.
Keep the peppermint and camphor handy.
a NJ Campbell and wife are at Cape May
Dry Goods-cheap-at the New York Store
The New York Store is the cheapest store in
town.
A large proportion Of the wheat is "in The
sweat
Good stoga Loots at $40, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson'S.
Mr.. Elias Curtis, of Abilene, called last
Tuesday.
The steamer has already earned something
near $500.
The Saline river has been very low Tor tic
past two weeks.
Mr. j. NJ. Blodgett now writes from Middl,
Park, Colorado.
AcARLoAD OF MACHINE Ous JUST RECEIVED
By OSCAR SEITz.
One horse and one set light harness for sale
by Fassett & Bowen.
The brick work of the Dodge s. Markland
building is well along.
About two tons of nice packed butter at
ODER, Bond q Wilson'S.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Goodnow are expected
home the last OF this week.
Teas. teas. teas cheaper than ever, at Obcr,
Bond q Wilson'S Stone Palace.
The Smoky Hill has spent its time ia raising
and falling for the past few days.
The new photograph gallery is one door
south of the Grand Central Hotel.
The Kansas Pacific trains have been trou-
bled by the storms for several trips.
We have heard of no preparations for a
Harvest Home Is there to be one:
All goods at the New York Store for sale al
great sacrifice. Call and get bargains
Mr.. W. c. Addison has commenced hauling
lumber from the cars to his new yard.
The Burdctt for sweetness, softness and
power of tone, eXccs all other organs.
We hear something said about ''roastn
cars" They are making their appearance.
Mr.. f. W. Blair says there is music all
along Tenth street since the birth of that boy.
We understand that Col. Phillips will leave
Washington for Kansas the last OF this week.
The mill shut down for repairs last Thurs
day. 1t Will be running again in day or 50.
The JOURNAL boys have already tackled the
delinquent tax-lIst. IL will lac published soon.
sialina got away with everything in the Gel
cbration line on the Fourth.-I5iieHe Ctroai-
Gle.
Mr. J. q. Egan. leader of the Salina Cornct
Band, is teaching the Ellsworth band how to
blow.
Parties wishing TO contract for ice Tor thc
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Three pious q young men of Sal ina have
started Moody-Sankey movement ia the
country.
David Emmett is living in his new house,
raised over the spot of his tornado-struck
mansion.
a better quality of wheat was never raised
than the crop just harvested. 1t will command
good prices.
.!rs. a. +. Grier is now in receipt of Spring
and summer styles for 1876, and Will do her
best TO please.
A picked nine of Salina "base-ballists" Is to
play nine made up Of Abilene boys, at that
place, next Tuesday.
The organization of Hayes & Wheeler
club in Salina is proposed. Let us have a
troop of "scalpers.'
Photographs taken in superior style by DR.
IIolcomb, at his gallery one door south of the
Grand Central Hotel.
The Smoky Hill river doomed little Mon
day and Tuesday-causcd by the heavy storm
up the road last week.
There is quite a sprinklng Of Salinaites en-
rolled on the roster at the Kansas building on
the Centennial grounds.
1t is "catch and pitch" all the time among
the clerks. They work rs hard As ii they
were selling bill of goods.
Mr.. Elias Curtis. former citizen OF Salina,
succeeds the late MIR NJ. W. Keith as proprie-
tor OF the railroad hotel AT Abilene.
Five hundred suits of Clothing tor sale Mt
the New York Store at almost your own
prices. Call and see for yourselves.
Messrs. G. NJ. King. of Minneapolis, and G.
W. Hoyt, editor of the Sentinel of that place,
made us pleasant visit last Friday.
The politicians have commenced "log roll
ing" The snow is not deep in the piueries
now, and work is not as stirring as usual.
When you come to town don't fail TO call at
the New York Store and learn the prices OF
dry goods, clothing. dress goods and notions.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. lie offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, il anybody beats him.
Hon. W. w. Guthrie. Of Atchison, called
last Thursday. Mr.. Guthrie is a candidate Tor
Congress In this district, and is making
thorough canvass Of the counties.
As sanitary measure, now that the sick
months are at hand everybody should become
interested in keeping the cutters and alleys
clean, and lime should be freely used.
That case of miseegenatiou excited the Curl
osity of the boys, and they have been eNplor-
ing every lane. nook and hiding place in the
town 70 crafty the curiosity aforesaid.