The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-07


prairie chicken hunting is not very brisk.
North Star Oatmeal. at j. e. Rash & Sons
Prot. Tice promised us storm this week
Quite number of small houses are being
built. y
The Germans arc organizing a Sangerfesi
club. y
Commercial travellers are drumming for fal
trade.
The select school is held in the Methods
church
Mr.. F. G. Jackson. railroad agent, has gone
TO Chicago.
TiIden and HendricK Hats, at Campbell, Sloar
& Tuthili's.
Everything down, down, down. at Sargent
d Williams.
Hats and Capts at your own prices, at Ober,
Bond e. Wilson's.
Try that superfine comb honey, for sale a,
J. c. Rash g. Sons.
DIR. Nickles is making his regular monthly
visit to Junction City.
Mr. C L. Hussey has sold his farm on the
Saline to new conner. y
The monetary system In this county is now
quite complicated one.
Full stock OF Shoes at Sargent & Williams
at greatly reduced prices.
Great bargains in dry goods of all kinds,
ut ODER Bond g. Wilson'S.
Mr. w. d. Dexter returned from down the
road last Monday evening. --
Hayes and Wheeler campaign Hats, at
Campbell, Sloan & Tutaill's.
Miss Dearborn commenced her select school
with a goodly number of pupils.
Many people were in town the latter part Of
last week and the first of the present.
Oh, my. Go right straight and see the new
goods AT Campbell Sloan d Tuthill's.
Front and back yards have taken to smoking
Smoke will keep the-mosqutoes away. II
We are indebted to Mr.. Young's excellent
family for watermelon aud tomato favors.
Miss Lou yanZant has been appointed as
teacher of the First Primary Department. 49,
Elder Goodwin will preach in the Lutheran
church uext Sunday forenoon and evening.
Col. Phillips has again gone to Washington
on business. lie will return IN few days.
Insects have eaten up considerable new
wheat, and The farmers will have to replant.
Mr.. j. L. Robinson's elevator machinery
has been put in place, and is now in daily use.
Mrs. III. s. Cunningham and children have
gone TO Northern Kansas to visit with relatives
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Boots and Shoes for the million for sale
cheaper than elsewhere, at Ober Bond & Viii
sons.
Mr.. l.. w. Ober started East last Monday
for the purpose of laying in Fall and Winter
stock of goods. ,
.Frothlngham's new residence on Seventh
street is nearly completed. 1t is one of the
best in the city.
Mr.. Harry Berks returned to Lawrence this
morning, to enter the Sophomore class of the
State University. ---- -
The great remedy for diarrhca and dysen-
terry, is Browns Blackberry and Ginger. Said
At Seitz's drug store.
On, yes !! Great bargains in Clothing, cheap.
cheaper. cheapest, az the Cheap Corner, OF
Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
A noisy tramp was slowed away in the Gala
boose last Saturday night. His sorrows were
many his pleasures, few.
Another lot OF CcntenniaIsts will start for
the menagerie next week, in company with
their umbrellas and cares.
New Crockery and Glassware just received,
and for sale cheap at the Stone Palace Store
OF Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Mr. f. Robinson don't care whether the
wheat market is steady or otherwise-he is the
father of splendid little girl. --- -
Mr.. p. Q. Bond went to Topeka Tuesday to
attend a meeting of the State Central Commits
tee, OF which he is secretary. X
District court is in session at Ellsworth this
week. Messrs. Mohler, Hitler and Spivey OF
the Salina bar are IN attendance.
Ii is astonishing to see the amount OF new
goods Campbell, Sloan and Tuthill are re-
ceiving every day. Gro and see them.
AT least forty families have inquired for
houses to rent in Salina during the past month
apd not one-iitth were accommodated. -
Miss Anna Grier will remove her millinery
store into the building lately vacated by A. j.
Schwartz & Bro, the last Of the week. ~
J. h. Downing, editor of the Ellis County
Star, was in the Qneen City last Friday, and
made a pleasant call at the JOURNAL office.
Again we hear men addressed with Mis-
ter" or Familiarity hailed by their abbreviated
front name. Aud the politician is around.
And now the madam would work perse-
veringly and industriously over the big brass
kettle. stewing fruit, had she any to stew.
Lay aside your best samples OF grain, corn.
potatoes, broom corn. etc. ana exhibit them
and take the premium at the Oak Dale fair. ~
The longest pole will knock of the persim-
mons, and the lowest prices will secure the
business; that is us-Csmpbell, Sloan a Tut
hill.
wAsrED-A girl to do general housewoyk.
Good wages aud steady employment to one
who suits. Z. W. BIAtR.