The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-17
Ice Cream 1T Lays.

Oh, yes. Great bargains III clothing, cheal
cheaper, cheapest, at the Cheap Corner G
Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
The masonry of Dodge G. Markland's new
building is completed and the cornice ha
been put on the 'front.' The front will be paint
ed to correspond with the stores of the Messrs
Schwartz and Berg, making handsome AM
attractive block.
Great bargains in dry goods of all kinds, a
ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
The laying of the sidewalk on Santa FL
Avenue, south from Walnut street, is being
pushed to completion, and by another weei
SaIina pedestrians will be able to promenade
from from the south boundary OF the city tC
the railroad track on sidewalk.
Everything in the clothing line we are
bound to close out at cost. or less, to make
room for our immense new stock.
SARGENT 81 WILLIAMS.
The Gymnasium Club have leased the Phil
Inns storehonse on Santa Fe avenue for their
club room and will take possession next week
It is the intention of the members to have the
implements made IN Salina, and they have al
ready ordered several articles.
A fact-the cheapest store in town.
ODER, BoSD & WILSON.
From Mr.. Hugh Carlin we learn that the
rain of Sunday night was quite heavy and pro-
longed south of Salina. lie thinks rs much
water fell as in any storm we have had this
summer. In town the storm was light. Tues
day evening we had similar storm in the
country.
An immense stock of Notions, Hosiery,
Ribbons and Embroideries, at
BRUCKMAN'S
doors north of Gels bank.
Everything bid fair last week for complaint
against a family for the ill-treatment of a ten
year old child, but no one was found willing
to give bonds for costs should they fail to
prove a case. so the matter was delayed a few
days. In the meanwhile the family packed
their goods and moved southwark.
To THE FARMERS OF CENTRAL KANSAS
Having made valuable improvements in my
Climax Tanning Mill, and increased my IA
clities for manufacturing them, L am now
prepared to fill all orders promptly. Remem-
Der, eDery Machine is warranted. (Shop on
Fifth street. WM. SULLIVAN.
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. g. j. LAY d Bro.
Three wagon loads of chicken hunters, duly
equipped with fire arms, ammunition, sedlt2
powders, ETC., started for Gypsum creek last
Tuesday morning, to be chaperoned by Mr..
Frank Wikerson upon the stamping grounds
of the festive chickens. They killed some &C
chickens, Notwithstanding thunder, lightning
storm.
We are determined to close out our stock OF
dry goods and notions to make room for new
goods. Come quick and get bargains.
ODER, BOND 81 WILSON.
| man broke into StrietZ's gun shop last
Saturday, which was the cause of quite COM
motion when Strietz went home. After a
little sllirmish he was captured and lodged in
the calaboose to await the further pleasure OF
the injured Being repentant and willing to
pay damages, he was released and is now en-.
joying his freedom.
We have made a great reduction in the price
of our boots and shoes to make room for an
immense new stock to arrive within few
days. SARGENT s. WILLIAMS.
Sunfowers are said to have healthy effect
if planted near dwellings. as they are absorb
ents of malaria and purifiers of bad air; be-
sides, pint, or even half pint of seed, daily,
in the feed of horses does much to make them
spirited and keep them healthy, often curing
heaves and founder, and making glossy coats
OF hair.
From Mr.. A. G. Whitney we learn that his
law partner, c. a. Hitler, Esq, reached New
Haven, Conn, July 30th. lie spent one
night in a reunion with college associates at
old Yale. lie has been Watching in the harbor
aud stcaming on the ocean. After taking in
New York "A few days ago, he left for the Cen
tcnnia. lie will reach home the last of this
month.
Last week Judge A. NJ. Beebe sold school
section thirty-siX (640 acres), about five miles
northwest of Salina, to Mr.. Edgar Buecker
Melchcn, late of Berlin, Prussia. This gen.
ucman, and Mr.. Albert Rothbart, his COM
panion, are gentlemen OF large means and
propose farming on large scale. Mr.. Melchen
proposes to put the whole section into wheat
next fall lie says he will be able to encour-
age large number of his countrymen to set
tie in this vicinity at an early date.
To-day the Quarterly meeting of the Chris
tan Cooperation society began, the services
being held IN the Lutheran church, on Sew
enth street. The meetings will continue
throughout the week closing on the Goth inst
On Sunday outdoor services will be held in
Oak Dale Park, in the morning at IL o'clock,
and in the afternoon at O'Clock; the basket
dinner viii be held at l. The business and
conference meetings will be held in the MORN
ing % o'clock and afternoon q o'clock :;
preaching in the evening at 1880 o'clock.
The storms of the first part OF the week did
considerable damage 10 the railroad in the
eastern part OF the State. On Wednesday
morning about one mile of track was washed
away between Abilene and Chapman's Greek.
and bridge was down Just west of Junction
City. Ii was reported that there were several
washouts between Topeka and Kansas City,
No trains have arrived from the east since
Tuesday evening. The Wednesday and Thurs
day morning train. from the west were lying
at Abilene at last accounts. 1t is expected
that the road will be repaired to-day.