The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-05

mans. ana nave SaSeu enough W pay NY ou'
side debts
The tornado which swept over Lindsborg
few days ago hardly left ''greasc spot" o
the new Swedish Lutheran church. A terri
bic rum was made.
The cool weather slarpens the appetite o
the remaining grasshoppers, land he shall
gnaw a file," and we hope ''fiee into thu
mountains ofIiepsidam."
Why is it that Brakeman & Co. can sci
goods so much cheaper than any one else
Answer-Because they get their goods from
first hands and sell for cash.
The new stone dwelling of VIM. Huebner's
on Fifth street. has received fire-proof roof
and will soon be ready for occupancy. 1t is
a fine, substantial building.
Before you take cold come in and prepare
yourself for winter by buying your winter
goods OF all kinds of Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hill. They have everything you want.
The caliope MARBLES its <'ravishing notes, >
and the country gamin increases his hearing
capacity by opening his mouth to about four
and three-quarter inches diameter Twas
not always thusi'
Let me whisper to you said a sweetheart
to her beau. when you goto salina. always
do your trading at Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hills, because You can save money, They, in
fact, sell the cheapest"
Mayor Radclff has appointed Mr.. Ed. Witt
mann city treasurer in place of j. NJ. BlOd-
gett, deceased. Mr.. Whitman is one OF our
best business men, and will make as good a
city treasurer as we have ever had.
Friend Albin states that colo will do to re-
lleve the monotony of an hour or 50; but
when the collie continues away into the mid
night hours his hand ''forgets its cunning
and takes to spanking like a veteran.
Three hundred pieces of flannels. This is
more than we will be able TO handle this
month. so we will sell them at the very lowest
figures in order to reduce them.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
1000 bushels OF potatoes wanted immedi-
ately by r. Il. WATSON.
Go leave your order with G. A. Soberg for
the latest styles OF fall and winter goods. Good
stylish suits, good work and reasonable prices.
The best of workmen. Shop on Seventh
street. two doors south of corner of Iron
Avenue.
Mr.. August Bondi, Republican candidate for
probate Judge. fell from load of hay, last
Tuesday, and was injured quite severely. We
hear that he received some internal injuries.
lie is doing we'll now. We hope to hear of his
speedy recovery.
The TiIden and Hendricks club met at DON
egan's Hall Monday evening, and formed a
permanent organization by electing Il. l..
Warren, president, aud Sam Sever secretary.
Speeches were made by Mr. Levitt aud the
president of the evening.
Mr.. Crane, the great shOrt-horn cattle man
of Marion county, will bring a herd of some
of his best stock to the District Fair He has
the largest herd Of shorthorns in the United
States. Some of the finest biooded stock in
the country are in his herd.
No more imported harness at Charles Holm
qvIst-s Centennial harness shop. He makes
his own harness, and from the best stock TO be
found in the market. Farmers, you should
give him call and examine his goods. as ev-
erythng is warranted not to rip Tor wear out.
Ladies. have you seen our dress goods, water
proofs. paids. pressed fannels, shawls nubias,
hoods, ncck,ies. etc: All the late styles and
knobby patterns, and cheaper than you ever
saw them. Come aud examine.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Many farmers who have hitherto paid all
their attention to wheat raising are preparing
to put in broom corn. They claim there is
much more profit in this crop than in wheat.
la one little neichborhoOd we hear that six
hundred acres are TO be put into broom corn in
its season.
Flannes twenty-five per cent. lower than
any one in Kansas can sell them. They were
bought for cash from mills now in bankruptcy
and were bought at our own figures. Save
money by buying of US.
OBER, BoND & WILSON.
Mr.. Ed. Smith has been engaged as clerk in
Markland, Dodge 81 Moore's new store. He
is one of Salinas favorites. and always draws
Large audiences" Mr.. Aug Freeman is also
a clerk in the same store. This is a strong
team, and will attract large patronage for
the new merchants.
Last Friday night the first frost OF the season
occurred Ice formed on water and the white
sheets of frost were spread upon the walks
and coated the trees and shrubbery. o. Sat
urClay night the ice formed thicker than the
previous night. and folks shudder at the pros
pect for an early winter.
We extend our sincere sympathies to Mr..
and Mrs. y. i. Manning in the loss of their
little daughter. Charlotte, who died on We'd
nes,ay night, September 9th. at the age OF
two years. She was bright child. and her
sudden death caused deep sorrow in the hearts
of the father and mother
We learn from Mr.. G. +. Hilton that an indie
pendent ticket has been put forward in Nc
Pherson county, and that the following gen
tlemen are nominees Representative, L. Ii.
Liudh; probate judge, G. p. McAleXander;
county attorney, John McPhail; county SUI
Or. George.
Oh yes-oh yes-oh yes-glad tidings Of
great Joy. We defy the world, and we are on
hand with new full and complete stock Of
everything. and we will sell you goods lower
than you can buy elsewhere I'm Kansas Come
and examine. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-