The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-05
CASTOR OIL AT SEITZ'S.

Oh, yes? now we have EN-.
Canned Yankee Baked Beans.
n Canned Cranberry Sauce.
. Canned Jellies and Jams.
Canned Corn Beef.
4 Canned White Ok Heart Chimes.
>, just received and for sale cheap, at Ober
Wilson & Co.'S.
MACHINE OILS AT SEITZ'S.
{ A fact-the cheapest house in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
: A number of persons were entertained al
the residence of Mr.. A. j. Schwartz, last eve.
ming. The vote of the company was that they
had had a splendid time. The music and re-
freshments were delightful.
Send for samples and prices of our goods.
LITowICH & WHITMAN
A workman at the new mill, while
crossing one OF the first floor timbers, Tuesday
afternoon, lost his balance and fell into the
II cellar below. about eleven feet, struck on his
head and was quite seriously injured.
! Here We are again. Ice cream for heated
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
i G. j. LAY & Bro.
G. Z. Faukner's claim for extra services as
county treasurer to the amount of $50 was al
lowed by the Board Of County Commissioners.
last Monday. Messrs. Champln and Denton
voting for its allowance and &. r. Buell.
against.
A Heavy Indian Head Muslins, Ducks, Drills,
1etc., for stack covers. We will sell the above
cheaper than any other house IN town.
ODER, WILSON s. Co.
We understand that Capt. w. Brown who
recently settled here has been employed by the
Kansas Pacific to visit Scotland for the pur-
pose of making up colony there for this sec
ton Of the country, and that he will start upon
his journey within few days.
Come and see our new Black Alpaca for
twenty-five cents per yard. The best ever
brought to this market for the money.
LITOwICH & WIrTMANs.
The grain has ripened so suddenly and I'M
expectedly that the farmers are compelled
to strain every nerve to save it. In
some fields the straw is so dry that harvesting
can only be done at night, when the dews have
fallen and the straw become moistened.
Having moved my blacksmith shop to Ba-
varia, am now prepared to do repairing on
machines, plows, wagons, horse-shoeing and
general repairing Thanking the public for past
tavors, would ask continuance Of the same.
1873 L. ii. TERRY.
Mr. f. Bishop returned from Vest Point
Sunday eveningA-He was not able to pass the
examination required. He says the grade OF
scholarship is so high that person must
know almost as much as a college professor
In order to be received into the academy.
STRAYED-From my premises, Tuesday
morning, July 3D.. 1877, an iron gray Mare,
eight years old, little lame in both fore legs
The finder will please inform me of the where
abouts of the animal. will pay all reason
able expense attached to the taking up of the
mare. A. LINDGREN.
During the last storm tine lightning played
Enthusiastically about the brow OF the hill east of
town. 1t had the polteness to select one OF
five pigs in pen, belonging to Mr. Robert
Anderson, and killed it dead as a hammer,
belonging to \. J. Anderson was also killed
Among the persons who went from misplace !
with the Denver excursion party, last Monday
night, were: u. j. Brungcr, John Whitehead, !
William Sloan, G.. A. Nelson, Lorein Meade,
Miss Matte Grer, Miss Maggie Rush, Louis
Schuler, a. T. Sander, Chas. Sander, Henry |
Schultz, Joe Wellington, WIN. Schibe, Miss
Eastman. Hudson, Henry Logan, Macomber.
A good saddle and birdie was stolen from
the stable of Rev. J. Ii. Lockwo last eve
ming. Horses were in and near the stable,
which the thief might have taken had he |
been so inclined: but the supposition is he
had supplied himself with horse flesh at some !
other market" And thus it is possible that
we may hear of missing horse before the
end Of the week.
Mr.. j. &. McQuary, of Eureka township, |
Saline county, Kansas, had stolen from him |
on the night Of the 2nd OF July, two well
dark brown mules, fifteen and half /
hands high, tails and names closely slIayen, /
about seven years old, and one with lump on /
side. Information about them will be thank
fully received, and fair reward will be paid .
If recovered.
Bids for constructing the city building were
considered last Monday. II. e.. Sta nley was
the lowest bidder--the amount being 50, 337.
He refused to give bond and the contract may
possibly be awarded to the next lowest bidder:
the firm Of Valne & Eckstrand. 1t is the design
Of the council to make the expense OF building
come within the amount of bonds voted for
such purpose hence they will get up the very
best building they can for the money
Mayor kadclif telegrapbed last Saturday to
MIR. 5. j. Gilmore, X. r. Land Commissioner,
the hospitalities OF the city of Sa-
Ina to the distinguished excursionists under
bis charge, who were then in the Mountains.
MIR. Gilmore telegraphed in reply his regrets
hat the party could not comply with the
wishes Of the Mayor and his people, as the
party had concluded to return East over the
Union Pacific Railroad.
Last Sunday Mr.. j. NJ. Coombs succeeded
n capturing two thieves who had broken into ,
sherman Taft's house at Brookville. and stolen /
! revolver and some other things One was !,
aptured mile west OF town. who ..peachedr l
lpon his fellow, and the latter in turn was 1
aptured about three miles west of town. on ]
he railroad track. Both thieves were from I