The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-22

The school board have postponed the con-
sideration of applications for teachers posi-
tons in the public schools until next Saturday.
A mule team belonging to Mr.. Shute ran
away Wednesday afternoon, throwing the driv-
er from the wagon and cutting deep cash in
his head.
Swartz Bros. and Berg Bros new block is
drawing towards completion and the two firms
will probably move into their rooms the first
OF next week.
| Boots and Shoes of every kind, the largest
stock and most select assortment in the west,
at the Parlor Boot and Shoe Store OF Ober,
Bond 6 Wilson'S.
Mr.. Harry Berks, of the Sophmore class of
the State University at Lawrence, returned to
his home last Thursday evening, to spend the
summer vacation.
Long 6 Conrad have lightning rod wag-
on ''pro TEN " and are offin the country just
them upside down.
While saline county has been deluged with
rain, it has been so dry some forty miles or
more up the Saline river that the farmers have
been unable to pillow.
Rev Father Wfbbert having permanently To-
Gated in Salina, regular services are held in the
Catholic church on the first and third Sab
baths of each month.
Sargent & Williams are daily receiving new
goods, which they are selling at prices that
cannot be duplicated anywhere. Give them a
call before purchasing.
Loot at the immense stock Of White Dress
Goods at the New York Store. Prices lower
than ever before the war. Remember the
Fourth of July is near by.
A large number of harvesters were on our
o'clock all had been picked up, while the call
for them was still vigorous.
At the city council meeting, last Monday
evening Mayor Radcliff appointed Mr.. A.
Southwick chief of the fire department, which
appointment was confirmed.
Last Friday evening DIR. Jenney received the
painful intelligence OF the death of his sister,
Mrs &. E. Jennings, at Fitchville, Ohio, on the
10th inst, of puerperal fever.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the cirt. He offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, if anybody beats him.
In this-the Centennial yea people are
bound to trade at Campbell, SLOANE Tuthill's,
for it is there they get good goods and low
prices, and everything just as represented.
7. Foster, of Solomon City, Kansas, was
shot and MORALLY wounded at Reeds Station,
eight miles from Carthage, Mo-, by 4. A.
Hoag, also of Solomon City, for the seduction
of his wife.
The young gentlemen are preparing to
have grand Centennial dance at Exhibition
Hall in the Park on the 9Th ofJuly. Colonial
and fantastic costumes are to be worn by those
participating in it.
In this paper will be found the city clerk 5
report Examine it. You will certainly be
satisfied that the city's financial condition is
rapidly improving. 1t viii not be long before
city warrants stand at par.
Take our advice and inspect the immense
display of ties, hankerchiefs, laces, etc, at the
New York Store. We never dreamed Of such
low prices for such fine goods. They say they
are selling this lot at manufacturers prices.
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 & Bro.
Castor OIL, at Oscar Seitz's.
Rev. W. A. Simkins and family went east
Sunday morning. Mr.. Simkns will remain
away about four weeks, and the family will
not return until fall The health of their lit
tie daughter nccessitated their immediate de-
parture.
Sargent Williams allow nobody to under
sell them.
| We have received some fine work from Geo.
Martins book bindery, at Topeka, which Is
! first class in every respect. II there is one
thing more than another that we like to see.
it is good binding, and Martin has filed the
bill in this work.
Ladies go to the New York Store for their
Linen Suits.
Hayes and Wheeler is good ticket, and
is bound to win; but Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hill carry the masses just as enthusiastically
for they always keep such goods as the masses
want, and hold them at prices which are low
or than anybody's.
Three pounds Japan Tea for 81, at Ober
| Bond & Wilson'S.
a. NJ. Campbell and wife started on trip
TO the East, Wednesday morning. They will
! spend several weeks on the sea coast, and dur
ing their absence visit many points of interest,
Mr.. Campbell crosses the Mississippi the frs;
time for twenty years.
All kinds of Machine oils,
at oscar Seitz's.
| 1t seems that Perry, of the Paola Spirit, was
not content with furnishing one of the liveliest
and newsiest papers in the State. but was de-
termiued to excel in mechanical effect which
he has most assuredly succeeded in doing in
the new dress lately damned.
New stock of Calicoes just received at ODER,
Bend 6 Wilson's.
We have received the second annual cata-
logue of the Southern Illinois Normal Uni
versity. located at Carbondale, in which insti-
tuition Prof. A. c. Hiliman, gentleman well
known here, is teacher of arithmetic and prin-
cpal of the preparatory department.
Ice Cream at Lays.
Such splendid weather for harvesting was
never before seen in any country. The farm