The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-07


that Salina viii contribute 4 crowd 10 the ex
cursion party which starts from Manhattan 70
the mountains, july I'd.
Mr.. r. w. Neville, Of Napauee. Ontario. Can
ada,-cnce resident of this place,is visiting il
Saina. He has farm on the Mulberry and ];
looking after It's interests.
HoLD THE FoRTl-G. j. Lay & Brother ar,
coming with the most delicious ice cream n
the market. They will deliver ice cream dall,
to families. either by the quart or gallon.
Mr.. Chas. Holmqyist will soon commence tin
erection Of two-story brick building, to b.
be built on the lot north of the Grand Contra
Hotel.
Come to our store for straw hats.
J. c. RASH & SoN.
Mr. Ben. Nickles, who has been stopping
sometime with his relatives in this city, ha:
been employed as telegraph operator at
Bunker Hill. and has gone to his post 10 COM
mence work.
Here We are again. Ice cream for heated
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
CD. LAY & Bro.
Mr.. james Dearborn (son of Rev. G.. S.
Dearborn and family are visiting with their
relatives here. Mr. Dearborn expects TO re-
ceiye position on the Kansas Pacific, having
been employed on that road in former years.
wANTED-A girl to do general house work
in small family; inquire at the residence OF
T. F. Carver, East Sa;ina.
Roads leading into town on the West and
South are in a fearful condition. When we
come 10 consider what will benefit Salina' s
trade, we easily make up our minds that the
present condition of the roads is death to it.
Send for samples and prices of our stock
and we will convince you that we are selling
goods cheaper than the cheapest.
LITowIcH & WHITMAN.
DR.. Anna Warren's office is at the building
store, Santa Fe Avenue. Once hours from
10 to IL O'Clock A. NJ, and / to O'Clock P.
NJ. Can also be found at the Office at night.
Unregistered dogs are being court-martiaed
and shot every day. "Not a drum is heard.
nor funeral note 20 but the sound of the
breeze. and a terrific ouch announces that
all is over.
The stock holders of the Opera House
Association are hereby notified that there will
be a meeting OF said Association. upon Satur-
day, the 9th. inst, at S o'clock. p. NJ, at the
usual place of meeting. T. L. BOND,
Sec'y,
The law suit Of Bailey vs.. Lull. before JUS
tice Bishop, has attracted considerable atten-
ton for the past fey days. We understand
that the suit was settled in the midst of the
trial, day before yesterday, the plaintiff with
drawing the suit.
Evervbody come TO the New York Store
md look through our stock. and learn prices
and see the style and if you wish to buy any
hing in our line we guaranty you all that we
hall try our best to salty you in prices
ma quality. LIr0wICH & WIrTMANN.
X. Carlberg is prepared to deliver ice in any
part Of the city. Private families, as well
Is all others. can depend upon being supplied
each morning. if they so desire, with
superior quality Of ice. Leave orders at
Shute & Halls meat market.
It was decided at the meeting OF the stock /.
FOLDERS OF the Farmers Elevator Association. I
lcld last Thursday evening. to locate the
Elevator on Fourth street, nearly opposite and /
vest OF G. Il. Underwood e Co.'S mill. An /
)ther inducement for an uptown side track.
Mrs. J.. O. Wight returned 10 Salna last .
friday night, after visit of several months /
n New York State. She found "a most pleas
mt surprised that her husband had built
csidence for her during her absence: and not /
word she knew Of it until she arrived at Sa-
ina.
just received from Wcs:field. Mass, full /
nd complete stock of buggy and wagon whips
bought for cash-and will be sold - per
cnt. lower than whips ever offered here be-
)rc. Come and sec for yourself.
c. IIoLMQvIST.
a complete book for merchants, grocers,
iloon-kecpers, druggists, tanners, shoe-ma-
ers, harness-makers painters, jewellers, tin
ers. blacksmiths. gunsmiths. fariers, BARRIERS.
akers, Divers. renovators. farmers: in fact.
le book for cverybody-Dr ChaSc's Recipes
For the blood and liver, try the comb;na-
on of sarSaparilla .dandelioa and iodde pOtas-
UNI. Ii Is recommended by all physicians as
le best preparation for purifying the blood
I'd restoring the liver to healthy condition.
'cak and dsbiltated persons will find it q
olendid Strengthening remedy. Sold at
,itz's drug store.
One Of the heaviest storms ever witnessed ,
the Ellsworth people occurred in that yicln- ,
' last week On Wednesday evening about .
feet of the trestle near that place gave way,
n freight train passed over and seven cars
ere thrown into the water below. One Of the
lrs floatcd away several hundred feet. The
erchandise with which the cars were loaded
as almost entirely ruined.
Some twenty-five members of Sinai Encamp- 7
ent. No. Is, OF this city. have ordered uni /
rms. They are said TO be very handsome \
ndsomer In some respects than those worn !;
any Encampmeut meHbers west OF ST. q
,uIs, and as handsome as any IN that city. y
he outfit for each man, we understand, is 10 4
st sos. sample copies" have been exposed ;
r inspection at Maj. Norton's Office. n
Mr. z. Q. Bond has withdrawn from the r
pular firm of Ober, Bond & Wilson, being !,
cceeded by Mr. Z. wilson-an excellent I
ntleman OF considerable business ability, who 4
certainly 4 very worthy successor OF so ~