The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-19
Canned Corn Beef.
Canned Baked Beans.
Canned Jellies and Jams.
Canned Cranberry Sauce.
Canned Boulses Pigs fete.

tdnneu Cranberry sauce.
Canned Boulses Pigs fete.
st Ober. Wilson & Cos.
Twenty-Five barrels of machine Oil. at th'
very lowest prices, at Seitz's.
Il. P. Yorkston, agent of the Campbell
Printing Press and Manufacturing company
called last Friday.
The Hon. VIM. Sims, master of the STATE
Grange, has appointed VIM. Pettes, Deputy
for Saline County.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Schwartz agreeably eh.
tertained company of their friends at thell
residence, on Tuesday evening.
New Singer Sewing Machines for $500
Office two doors south of Gels bank. DR.. G.
A. w. Bone, Agent, Salina, Kansas.
Light weights in Summer clothing, alpaca
coats. linen pants snd white vests for sale at
New York prices, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
The large increase Of the Colorado through
travel business has obliged the Kansas Pacific
to add three sleepers to their Western trains.
Mr.. L. j. Lynde. of the popular grain COM
mission house OF Powers, Lynde & Co.. spent
Tuesday and yesterday :among his friends
here.
n train OF cars loaded with soldiers passed
west Monday night. The troops were destn-
ed for the scene Of military operations in the
far west.
[ Mr Ill. w. Bessac, proprietor of the Valley
/ House, Minneapolis, aud Mr. G. W. Mckenzie,
well and favOrably known here, called last
| Tuesday.
Mr. @. w. Emerson returned from the Short
Creek lead mining country yesterday, He re-
ports that only three mines in thab locality
are paying.
Vim. Fitzgerald has been appointed to the
charge of Section No. 80 X. Z. K. r., and has
consequently removed from here to Salina.-
Solomon Newspaper.
T. +. Scott, the sheep raiser Of the Saline,
shipped East five loads of wool, averaging
$500 load, last Friday. That is somewhat
better than raising wheat.
s. ID. Decker, of the middle division of the
Kansas Pacific, and Fred. Farmer. conductor
Oh the Denver Pacific exchange places on ac-
count of Mr.. Gritlin's i'll health.
HOLD THE FoRT!-G. j. Lay & Brother are
coming with the most delicious ice cream IN
the market. They will deliver ice cream daily
to families. either by the quart or gallon.
Though not given to Boosting generally
Councilman Wickham is modestly proud, re-
ceiviDg the warm congratulations of all his
friends upon the birth of that 9-pound boy.
w +. Veil, dealer in Hides, Wool, Furs,
&c, Office in City Hotel. Salina, Kansas.
Wanted. 100000 pounds of Wool. at St. Louis
prices. Also hi hest prices paid for Hides.
People keeping hogs in town should have a
little consideration for their neighbors' noses
and health also for their Own-say a number
of townsf folks who live in the vicinity OF pig
pens.
Messrs. Tressin & Warren have purchased
the lot next south of L. Barneck's saloon build
ing for the purpose of erecting thereon a
2-story brick business houseAT The price paid
was $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. VI. McAllaster are expected
to return to-day from Lawrence, where they
were recently called, to be with the father of
Mrs. AcA llaster during the last few days of
his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ Clafin returned from
Denver aud the mountains yesterday morning.
Mrs. o. Il. Pamilton Was fast recovering from
her late illness when they left, and she will
probably soon return to Salina.
Postmaster Campbell has placed a street
lamp in front of the postoflice, and now per-
sons getting their letters, evenings. step out
side to read them and give others chance to
enquire "are there no letters for meg'
LosT-Betwcen Lightvlle and Salina, or in
Salna, on Friday last, pocket book contain
ing valuable papers and money. The finder
will be rewarded by returning the same to Ed.
Smith, at Markland, Dodge & Moores.
1t is of great importance to the health OF
our citizens that the mud holes aud ponds
created by the late rains be thoroughly drain
cd or flied. This i just the season when these
sink holes endanger the health of the whole
community.
What would the Advocate OF last week have
been had Beebe not had the Simpsons for the !
subject of about twenty articles. Take out the
articles on the Simpsons and there is nothing
left Beebe ought TO pay us for furnishing
him editorial food
Il. Carlberg is prepared to deliver ice in any
part of the city. Private families, as well .
as all others, can depend upon being supplied
promptly each morning. if they so desire, with
a superior quality of ice. Leave orders at
Shute * Halls meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ). DOdds, former residents
Of this place, have returned from their wander
ngs on the golden sands OF the Pacific
satisfied TO remain here all the rest of their
days. Dodds says that Kansas is the best
country IN the world and that Salina is the
best town in Kansas.
We notice an item going the rounds that a
toad shower" recently made the people OF a
county pause in their tracks"
md wonder at it. The same phenomenon
must have occurred here, as after a recent
shower there were about FIVE hundred youth.
ul toads TO the square foot. The gulleys and
ravines were fun of them.
Leavitt's Swiss Bell Ringers, the Oldest con-
,ert troupe now travelling, will give an enter
this place next Wednesday evening.
Iuly, 25th. They will present pleasing and
uried programme, Introducing yocalists. in
character artists. A good or
hestra and the best of Bell Ringers Admls-
ion Is cts, children. 25cts, reserved seats
o. Rand nlavs In front of the hall az IN