The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-15

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SNOW CREAM.
The farmers have about agreed to offer only
81 per day to harvest hands. Wages may go
as high as $3.50 in some cases, but very rare
price probably.
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays.
The case of Bowen VS.. Saline County, 1.-THE z.
S. & A. V. coupon suit in the U. s. Court at
Leavenworth, has been postponed until the
next term OF court.
One hundred and fifty-six extra copies of
last weeks JOURNAL were sold, and there were
calls for many more. Every body wanted to
know about the cyclone.
Closing out sale at the New York Store.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the cirt. He offers TO wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, il anybody beats him.
New stock of Calicoes just received at Ober,
Bond & Wilson'S.
Mr.. John Foster started for Cleveland, Ohio.
last Friday morning. lie will make two
months visit at his old home, and then re-
turn with his family to Salina.
Notions at your own prices, at the New
York Store.
Miss Mag gie Hollott-sister of Mrs. S. Sea-
man-started for her home in New York, yester-
day morning. She goes by the way of Phlla-
dephia, and will visit the Centennial.
ROYAL Calkins was in Ellsworth county dur
the tornado of last week. The wind blew
down his photograph tent and spilled the
baths. He didn't take the tunnels in.
I'VE learn that Mr.. A. w. Wickham, upon
his arrival at Norwalk, Ohio, was taken sick
with congestion of the brain. We hope to
hear speedily of his complete recovery.
Castor OIL, at oscar Seitz's.
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. q. j. LAY d BRO.
Whitehead & Seaman expect to have on
hand IN day or so a very large stock of flags
of all descriptions, sizes, lagos, sexes, etc.
Be patriotic and wind the starry emblem
around you.
Three pounds Arosa Coffee for 81, at ODER,
Bond & Wilson's.
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some of our people, is at present Superintend-
ant of public schools in a town in California,
getting $50 per month in gold.-Ma'hattdn
Enterprise.
Prices on all kinds Of goods at the New
York Store are way, acay down. Go there and
get good bargain.
Immigrants are beginning to arrive. Sew
eral men, Just from Sweden, stopped at the
Nelson House last week and have since taken
farms in the southern part of Saline and i'll
Mcpherson county.
ts-Hats-Hats-wc must close out to
make room for the incoming stock.
ODER. BoND & WILSON.
A delegation should be sent to Prof. Tice &c
induce him to prognosticate little more IA
vorabe weather hereafter. If he is going t.
run the weather there's no need of his dishing
out so much water.
very large assortment of Clothing is going
to be sold at your own figures, at the New
York Store.
Several important landing places along the
Smoky Hill are advertised. They are: Car
rolls Bluffs, FItzgerald's Landing, Exhibi.
ton Hall, Sharps' Landing, Shade Garden
Lubbers' Villa, Upper MILL etc.
LADIES AND GEHTLEMEN-Yoa loM sare ten
per cent +; also have your paper trimmed free o
: charge. A. L. GRIER'
We are requested to state that it is the de
sire of those living in the vicinity of Bavaria
that all articles blown on 10 the prairie by thu
late storm, found by parties, may be left
Terry's blacksmith shop at Bavaria.
Lubricating oils, at Osca
SeitZ's.
: The festival given by the ladies of the Epis
t copal church, in the building formerly occu
pied by Probert's drug store, last Friday eve
ming. was literally patronzcd, and very en-,
ioyable entertainment il was. About so was
realized.
: Ice Cream at Lays.
r Mr.. c. L. Hilton. proprietor Of the Salin;
and Mcpherson Hack Line. has put new
= hack on tie road, which is "knobby, kneat anC
5 knice" Hilton is progressive in his..ideas ant
proposes to make his passengers as comforta
ble as possible.
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greatest bargains ever offered in Salina.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
Another capital movement is on foot to or
ganize a.gymnasium club among the youn:
men. Appointments have been made for
meeting for that purpose and we sincere.
hope they vii! receive attention. The youni
men will do themselves proud by such an or
ganzation.
We state a positive fact when we say tina
we can and do sell Books. Stationery, Va
Paper and everything In our line cheaper tha
e you can buy them elsewhere in the city.
I, \. B.-No charge for trimming wall pape
Oh the best trimmer in the West.
b, WHITEHEAD & SEAMAN.
: Mr.. W. c. Addison and family, accompanies
by his brother, Mr.. Robert Addison, returne
to Salina last Friday evening. Mr.. Addison
= visited the Centennial. and is the first Salins
tic TO return therefrom and tell what he say
" and heard. He has had q very pleasant time
but is well satisfied to again be at home.
Eureka Machine Oil, at 0s
Y cars IT'S.
t Jim wickersham and man named Aber
crombie had some trouble over claim