The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06

amateur variations are becoming very rar
> with the boys.
Lemonade at Lays.
One hundred and fiity-six dollars and tween
ty-five cents worth of steamboat tickets wert
sold upon the Fourth. At times there wert
over 60 passengers aboard. Everybody hat
to try the steamboat.
Dress Linen, at J. G. Rash G. Sons.
A party of fourteen Russians landed in town
last week. in search of work. They came
from Ellis. Some so families, direct from
Russia, are expected to arrive in this vicinity
about the 18th Of this month.
LUBRIcATING OIL, AT BRIGGS & GEB-
HARRIS.
Mr. w. c. Addison has purchased Of Mr..
VIM. Berg the lots on Santa Fe Avenue form
erly used by him for lumber yard. Mr..
Addison has already sent for lumber, and will
open lumber yard next week.
All goods at the New York Store for sale at
great sacrifice. Call and get bargains.
Preparations for the Fourth kept many at
home and prevented so general an attendance
as,is usual at the Catholic picnics An'interest-
lnS anu ehteI idlHlhS itahuIe VI Tue OccdsIOli
was the fine singing by the Russians.
AYES AND WHEELER,
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS,
Which way is the cat going TO jump seems to
be the topic of conversation, bat all satisfied
that the Stone Palace Store of Ober. Bond &
Wilson'S is the place for great bargains.
The cheapest store in town-thc New York
Store.
One of the new landings is "WagstafI's
Run" 1t was where a fellow made one of
the grandest races recorded in history. He
beat Tom O'Shanter and the gray mare all to
pieces. 1t was a feat that few feet can beat.
The county historian has put this down in his
note book.
ALL KINDS OF MACHINE Ons, AT BRIGGS &
GEsHART's.
Tom. Darlington has received his new ex-
press wagon, aud just jumped a pair of
boots all about town, on the strength of hay
ing the knobbiest wagon in the business. We
now know why some of his friends were WHIP
ing their lemonade mouths with their thumbs
last Monday.
Bleached and unblcachcd muslins, at reduced
prices. SARGENT 81 WILLIAMS.
Mr.. G. Z. Llbbey made an elegant chrome
display in his front windows on the Fourth
The crowd gathered around and was charmed
with the rich colors and hues of the hand
some pictures. They were all arranged with
exceedingly good taste and made a panorama
of rare merit
The New York Store is the cheapest store in
town.
Mr. Frank c. York, OF Bavaria, was mar
ried to Miss Amanda Clark daughter of |. +.
Clark, OF that place, last Sunday, Rev. Mr..
Wright officiating. The Journal Office ex-
tends congratulations to the happy couple,
and acknowledges generous donation of
wedding cake.
See our tenccntal hose-best in town for
the money. SARGENT & WILLIAMS.
Judge F. NJ. Kim5all and J. Cook, ESQ,
prominent attorneys OF Chambersburg, Pa,
visited IN Saina last week. Judge Kimball is
a relative of Mr.. 4. f. Carver and Mrs T. L.
Bond. 1t is probable that the Judge viii IN
vest in Saline county property, and possible
that he may be induced to settle here.
GOLDEN MACHINE On, AT BRIGGS & GEB-
HARRIS.
If you want to sell land. 60 to Wight g. Car
rol. If you want to insure your property, go
to Wight q Carol. If you want to insure
your crops against damages by the elements,
drouth, army worm, DC, 90 to Wight q Car
rol. Ii you want to insure your life, go to
Wight & Carroll If you want TO borrow
money, go to Wight 6 Carroll.
The cheapest store in Salina-the New York
Store
Mr.. John Burke, formerly of Lathrop, Gin
ton Co., no, has permanently located in Sa-
line county with his family, near Windsor p.
o. We observe a very complimentary notice OF
Mr.. Burke in the Monitor, published in La
throp, noting his departure from that place for
Kansas, and we congratulate ourselves on the |
accession Of another good citizen TO Saline |
county.
LADIES AND GENTLEMrN-You 1viU sars ten /
per cent also have your paper trimmed free of
charge. A. +. GREER.
1t is with regret that we call attention to the
sale. Mr. Huber has by his courteous treat
ment made many friends and we all regret to
sec him be compelled to leave the mill on ac-
count Of his health. The location is most
excellent one, and the mills are doing a heavy
and it is splendid opening for some
one who understands the business.-Akileae
CAronicle.
Examine our stock of boots, shoes and Slip
pers before purchasing elsewhere.
J. &. RASH & Son.
Mr.. Henry Fulton informs us that great prep
lrations are being made TO break up land in
The Mulberry locality. People there are de-
-ermined TO have every bit of the soil turned
over and put into wheat. Mr. Fulton men,
Ions as examples that Mr.. Herford with two
eams, and Mr.. Hawley with three have COM
nenced and viii continue plowing the whole
season. The cry for more plowed land is gen.
eral.
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays. If
We will draw it mild and say that it was |
almost criminal carelesSness for men to drive !
heirsteams up so near the fireworks staging. ;
Tuesday evening, where so many men, wo- .
nen and children were congregated. One