The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

mortals. Deliciously delicious.
G. J. LAY Il Bro.
HOLD THE &c. j. Lay Il Brother ar
coming with the most delicious ice cream Il
the market. They will deliver ice cream dahl
to families. either by the quart or gallon.
w. f. Veil, dealer in Hides, Wool. Furs
&C.. office in City Hotel, Salina, Kansas
Wanted, 100000 pounds of Wool. at st. Loui
prices. Also hi hest prices paid for Hides.
Hon. Alfred Griffin editor of the Manhattan
Nationalist, speaks on temperance at the Pres
byterian church. next Sunday evening. He il
an able earnest, speaker. All should hear him
Chas. Holmqvist has commenced building
just north of the Grand Central Hotel. two
story brick business house, 25x50 feet. He
will use the lower story for his harness shop
/ A number of hunters commenced deployine
as skirmishers on the chicken grounds yester
day. The prairie chickens seem to be scarce
in localities and generally not as numerous as
usual.
Mr.. Joseph Henry brings us some very fine
specimens of garden produce. Among them
were fine punches of spinach and parsnips-
one of the parsnips measuring 30 inches In
length.
Mr.. Jacob Donmyer, Of New Cambria, has
been threshing the wheat raised on one of hi.
forty acre lots. and It averaged 80 bushels to
the acre. This Ia the highest average We have
heard of.
The school board of this district finally con-
cluded to complete the third story of the school
house, build the out buildings and fence the
school park All This work will be commence
ed Immediately.
We are now prepared to print patent out
sides and insides" for Western papers. Per-
haps the Adcocate will give US the job of their
patent outsdes. We will do the work with
neatness and dispatch.
We notice by the Ellsworth Reporter that K.
Green has sold the horse Beecher to II. Buck
bee, for one-thousand dollars. The horse has
been shipped to Colorado, Every Salinaite
remembers the horse Beecher.
Our streets were never so crowded on an
ordinary day with people and teams as last
| saturday. The avenues were literally chock-
full Of men and teams. 1t was certainly a
very busy street scene city-like in every par
ticular.
"a REMARKABLE CURE take pleasure i'm
stating that DR.. Underwood operated success
fully on my little girls eyes She was very
much cross-eyed, but her eyes are now per-
iectly straight. | cheerfully recommend him
| as an ocuist. j. b. BROWN, Hutchinson, Kan.
interior Of the 25th,
MIR. X. p. Cole, engaged by the Campbell
press company in setting up presses for them
all over the country, arrived in town last week,
and has been assisting us in putting our new
press in order. He is splendid mechanic
such one rs printers delight in meeting.
The peripatetic gentlemen who live not by
the sweat OF their brows and forage Oft the
enemy" are altogether too numerous for the
safety as well AS the prosperity OF the country.
Draw 'em up in line and shoot-yOur mouth at
them. Inform them that they must leave in
stanter.
1t Is thought the present Building. Loan
& Trust Association will close business or
"rlIn out" next October. Ii is the design of
many of our citizens 10 organize new assOci-
ation.s BY so doing many new buildings will
be put up in Salina which otherwise would not
be built
We understand that Professor Murray. Of
Lawrence, will conduct the Normal Institute
In this county. The time Of commencing has
not yet been determined. 1t will probably be-
gin the 18th Of August. A notice giving full
particulars will be published in next weeks
JOURNAL.
New plough shares put on IN first class Or
der and ground and polished for 81. have
the best facilities in this part of the country
for doing this class OF work and guarantee sat
isfaction. All kinds OF repairing promptly
done. Shop corner of Filth Street and Iron
Avenue. ANDREW MUIR.
Mr.. James Chace has accepted the appoint
ment of travelling man" for tine tobacco
house of $. Foster & Co., of Cincinnati. He
will enter upon his duties in few days. Our
good friend Chace is IN every way "all wool
and yard wide."We are glad to see remuner-
alive position in store for him.
DR., woOD-OcULIsT-"Capt A. B.
Shane writes have seen some cases coming
under his care. and in all affections of the eye.
he is first class authority as well as a nice gen
tleman. He is graduate OF Penn. University
and makes diseases Of the eye a speciality. He
can bring CROSBY TO the front in five min
utes. Extract from the Chronicle, oath.
Rev. Robert ID. Morris, ID. D., President of
a female college at Oxford, O.. and Rev. L. F. |
Walker. pastor OF Presbyterian church at
Indianapolis, spent Sunday and Monday In |
this city They were on their way to the
Mr.. Walker preached a very able
sermon at the Presbyterian church, Sabbath
evening.
The school board of this district has en-
ployed the following ladies as teachers in the
public school, for the ensuing year Misses
Phillips, A. NJ. Dooley, Langworthy, Mary
Blodgett, Milan, VsnZant, Josie Fitzgerald.
They have not yet been assigned to the differ
INT departments. The board has not yet en-
ployed principal.
Here is an item from the Lawrence Journal
which Is "overdrawn," but true in some re-
pects
A private letter received in this city from
,alina depicts bad state Of things IN that city
,aused by the railroad strike. Business Is COM {
,letely parslZed. Thousands OF bushels OF
wheat are ready to be moved. with no outlet.
Merchants. banks aud mills are idle, and farm
re disgusted.
Hon. F. Wickham, editor OF the Norwalk d,
o. Refeetor. father OF A. w. wickhsm. Of :
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