The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-26

Mr.. Frank e.. Jackson and family retGrne
yesterday noon from their visit to Joplin an
Manhattan .S--4s--
Call ard examine the large and complet
stock OF Boots and Shoes just received, at C
Rash & Sons.
The first instalment of the Ocobock judg
! ment against the city has been paid by treas
urer Whitman.
Alfred Wells started for Georgetown. Colo
RADIO, last Monday evening. He will visit there
for several weeks. -
A big bargain fora few days only-a new
seven and one-third octave upright Piano 70
$780, at Ii. Halls.
In the seventeenth volume Of the Supreme
Court Reports just published, Saline county
furnishes seven cases.
Don't fail to examine J. e. Rash & Son S
extensive stock OF Boots and Shoes before
purchasing elsewhere.
Leavitt's Bell Ringers gave fair entertain
ment at the Athletic Hall last evening. The
bell ringing was good.
! WANTED-A girl to do general house work.
| Enquire of X. MARYLAND at the store OF Mark
land, Dodge & Moore,
Capt II. d. Baker, appraiser of the Otoe
Indian Lands, having completed his labors, re-
turned home last week,
We are much indebted to Mr.. II. d. Nc
earthly for Deadwood, ID. T., papers. We
found them very interesting.
! New Singer Sewing Machines Tor So 90.
/ fkVo 0f han n-
! A. w. Bone, Agent, Salina, Kansas.
Mr.. John w. Light, of Mason, Texas, hav-
| ing visited with his friends here for a number
OF days, returned home this morning.
| II. ID. McCarty, George Pierce, Ed. Gaylord
and ID. B. Powers still hold the fort and pro-
tect Salinas interest IN the Black Hills. -- =,
Light weights in Summer clothing, alpaca
coats, linen pants snd white vests for sale at
New Y ork prices, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Here we are again. Ice cream for heated
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
~ G. J. LAY & Bro.
Dave Beebc says that the Journal Of last
week contained one original article. That is
more than We can say OF last weeks Advocate.
The wheat buyers here are still buying, not
withstanding the general rumpus raised by
the strike. They are not shipping, however
Mr.. J. F. Conover, Of the firm Of Conover
Brothers, dealers in musical Instruments at
Kansas City,was in town the first of the week.
Miss Anna NJ. Chambers, who hal been Wis
iting with Mrs. r. l.. Bond for number OF
weeks, started for her Pennsylvania home last
Friday.
Whitehead & Seaman have some fine stereo-
scope views of Colorado scenery-as natural as
the hills themseves-for sale at very reasona-
bic prices.
Mr.. Samuel Crawford, lawyer from Penn.
sylvania, has located. here.shaving become
partner OF Col. Spivey. lie has already made 1
a good impression. -
Plowlng is now engaging the attention OF
many OF the wheat raisers, and good deal of /
it Is being done. The soil is in the best of
condition for the pillow. - -
Hon. J G. Mohler. of Salma, had business
in our place on Monday. He is one Of the best .
Repres entatives ever sent to Kansas Legisla-
ture.-SalIne Valley Register.
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.
To make room for fall stock we will give
you bargains in everything in dry goods and
clothing at the New York store. /,
LIrowICH & WGTTMAxx.
A company of soldiers from the West pass
ID East to Kansas City. yesterday morning
They were summoned in hot haste to protect
he Kansas City people against the strikers. -
Thirty-fve cases Boots and Shoes just re-
'eived, and many more on the road. Call on
Is for anything you want.
j. G. RASH & SoS.
W. Z. Hieil, dealer in Hides. Wool, Furs, !
Sc., office In City Hotel. Salna, Kansas.
Wanted, 10000 pounds OF Wool. at 81. Louis
'rices. Also hi hest prices paid for Hides
We are indebted to the Secretary of the Kan
as City Exposition for eomplimentaries. The
Exposition is 20 commence September 18th ,
nd continue the 18th, 18th, Goth, 2lst and I'D /,
The road leading directly west from Salina /
. in bad condition and should receive attcn- {
ion. The approach TO the Mulberry bridge, b
ear the Chase farm, is also In want Of repair o.
Messr.. John A. Anea and Albert Griffin :
ill hold temperance meeting IN the Presby-
arisn church on Sunday evening, August 5th,
lstead OF next Sunday evening, as announced.
Mr.. J. A. Dickermzn, OF Burlington, Wis.
allied upon us last Saturday. Mr.. Diekerman
manufacturer OF all kinds of cooperage.
nd Is visiting the west with view OF loca-
ing.
The school election takes place two weeks :,
ON to-day August ls). school director :
this district IS TO be elected TO succeed B.
F. Hanna, aud viii serve for the period OF :,
Tree years.
The horses belonging TO NJ. Thompson, "
opposed TO have been stolen List Friday "
ght from his farm southwest Of town. 81
I'd strsyed and were found al Mr.. Holmqrist : fc
ace on Dry Creek. .
Sylvester Archer (coloredl served sSs Juror n
4 case tried beforeJusticc Bishsrfasi Friday. in
be first colored man WHOEVER served on q N
nv In Saline county Put tina, down In Sa- or
ne coantg's history. n