The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-16

IoW W aItHu tue bdptisI ASSOCIATION, ant
there will be no services at the Baptist church
next Sunday.
We have the best $500 Calf Boot in the
State. OsrR. WILSON a. Co.
We are indebted to the Shawnee county Ag.
ricultural Society for complimentary ticket
to their Eighth Annual Fair. to he held Sept.
IL, l3 and IL.
Come and see our new Boots and Shoes, just
received, before you buy elsewhere.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
Mr.. b. f. Quincy and wife left for wiscon.
ain, Tuesday morning We hope TO see Mr..
Quincy permanently located In this county BIZ
another year.
We hare Just rsceieed large inooice Of Yarns,
Flannels, Cassimeres and Jeans for early Fall
trade MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Briggs has commenced building
residence on the lot north Of Mr.. o. Seitz's.
Santa Fe Avenue. 1t IL to cost in the neigh
borhood Of $4,000.
Here we are again. Ice cream for heated
mortals. DelicIoualy delicious.
G.. J. LAY & Bro.
They now ask whether Bruce or the fsrno us
hen WAS the "author'' Of golden eggs Two
or three Of those golden eggs are in Bruce's
possession at present.
Ladies' have you seen our new Shoes? They
are neat. pretty and cheap. Call and examine.
OBER, WILSON d Co.
We hear Of one farmer living on Gypsum
whose red winter wheat averaged forty-two
bushels to the acre. He lives in the vicinity
OF Rev. J. II. Lockwood's farm.
We have the nobbiest line of new Clothing
in the state. and it is for sale very cheap.
Call and examine. ODER. WILSON & 60.
Wheat il being marketed In considerable
quantities now. Most any day you can
IN; ct strings OF wagons loaded with grain up
on all the roads leading into Salina.
We hare te'o more frst-ctas, Ulster Busters,
and will close them out chap.
MARYLAND. DoDGE & MOORE.
HOLD THE Fort e. 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.
5000 worth of new Clothing just received
We will guarantee you as good 2 tit as you
can obtain from any merchant tailor.
OBEH. WILSON & Co.
Mrs. +. NJ. Knapp. of Brookville. has had
the offer OF position in prominent school
in Illinois. which she has accepted and will
leave Brookville the latter part Of TIL. week.
W, ,ciH receiepe ina short tim another inroice
of the celebrated slight Running Domestic
SEEKING Machines, 10 compete in price NTH any
first class Machine. Cali and see them.
MARYLAND. DOpGE & MOORE.
Messrs. Burtch, Bingham and Jenness, of
the Chicago Commercial Advertiser. all able
and accomplished gentlemen, are doing noble
work in writing up this portion Of the country
for their paper.
Messrs. Palmer & Williams are preparing TO
start marble works at the corner Of Fifth
Street and Iron Avenue corner.
The marble maters, has been shipped and
will soon he here.
WANTFD-The first volume of the The
First Year of the War" by Pollard of Rich
mond, belonging TO r. II. Bishop. The per-
son in possession of the same will please re-
turn it to this Office
Rev. J. II. Lockwood preached An able and
interesting sermon, at the NJ. f. Church, last
sunday evening, on the cause and remedy for
the disorders caused by the strikes, which re-
Gently prevailed throughout the country.
Last Tuesday, Tom Derrlngton's express
team" got frantic and went tearing up Santa
Fe Avenue, on to iron, fetching up In front OF
IA. NJ sales drug store. on the sidewalk. No
damage wa. done crowd collected a.
usual.
Fortv-two commercial men took dinner at
the Pacific House Sunday before last. This
simple fact is an indication that Sallna ha.
some trade. Commercial men are not gener-
ally found about towns which are dead In
the shell"
Some OF Salinas pretty well-grown boys |
when they get mad. pull out their jack knives
and commence stabbing. Such boys should !
be punished severely. Verify there Is chance |
for a reform school to flourish vigorously In
the State of Kansas.
Among those who went on the Denver eN-
cursion last Tuesday were Miss Philippine !
kothe. Me.srs. A. NJ. Campbell, Frank Fer
leIn. John Lay and Aug. Engstrom. The
train had thirteen passenger coaches and was
drawn by two engines.
Messrs Eberhardt & Sudendorf have taken !
81 900 stock in the Opera House. There is at .
present n fair prospect that all the additional /
stock will he taken. Efforts will he made to /
have all this stock taken before work on the |
ha aement story il commenced.
Mrs. W. e. Hooker and children left for
their home. in Carthage. Ills, yesterday morn
ing Mrs Hooker has been visiting her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. McQuary, on Gyp- |
sum creek for scversl weeks. and is very much |
pleased with Kansas and Kansas people.
LosT-While riding around the post office
square. on Wednesday afternoon, mcmoran-
lum book. with name on outside Of cover. and
a hill book containing letters and notes. The
finder will please leave N il the JOURNAL Of
ice SEo. SMART.
I have Just received the new patent Dennis
Harness PAD. which I will put on any harness
when ordered. will warrant the pad not 10
break, or hurt the horse's back. Everybody