The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-17

Kansas City last week That "nine-y ear-old
gave them pleasant memories of the ''city in tn
hills"
Miss Hattie Keith, OF Abilene, formerly Q
this place, was married to Mr.. jenkins. col
ductor on the Kansas Pacific, last Monda
evening.
Procrastination is the thief of time and
you don't hurry you will not get one of thos
bargains which Litowich & Wittmann ar
offering.
If the harvest proves as gloriously as it prom
ises, at least two.hundred new farm houses anc
barns will be built this coming Fall, in Sa
line county.
When you want any thing in clothing
go directly to the New York Store, and buy
your good goods, well made, at a less price
than you can buy shoddy.
Mrs. Bellville has purchased three more lot
in the neighborhood of her residence on Fourth
street, and will soon build adwelling house or
each lot, for renting purposes.
The days of bare feet, marbles, ''mumbIe
peg" mud pies and stray goose have duly
young American is not happy.
All dealers i'm Kansas say that Browns Liv-
er Pills are the remedy for this bilious climate.
They cure head ache, and all affections of the
liver. Sold at Seitz's drug store,
Revs. SlmpkIns and Williams addressed a
temperance meeting at Brookville last Monday
evening. We understand that some twenty or
more joined the Temperance Alliance.
w. E. Veil, dealer in Hides, Wool, Furs,
&C., office in City Hotel, Salna, Kansas.
Wanted. 100000 pounds of Wool. at St. Louis
prices. Also highest prices paid for Hides.
Sargent & Bates have stocks of muslns, cal
full OF goods, while they are selling cheaper
than you can steal them. Go look at EN-.
Capt. II. ID. Baker has returned to his duties
at the Otoe agency, Nebraska. In other words:
"Otoe Hank'' has gone back to his reservation.
lie will be absent about two months longer.
Clothing cheaper than any body.
OBFR, BOND & WILSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ransom started east this
morning Mr.. Ransom accompanies his lady
as far as Kansas City. Mrs. Ransom will
spend the summer with her relatives in Mich
igan.
Try our 60 cent per gallon Sugar House
Syrup. CAMPBELL, SLOAN s. TUTHILL.
The Athletic club think of giving an exhibit
ton on or about the Fourth of July. The ORA
matte club has expressed similar intention.
Hence we shall be pretty well amused on
"Declaration Day.
Muslin at bed rock
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Quite hail storm occurred in the neigh
Dor hood of Mr.. T. f. SCOTS farm. on the Sa-
line, last Tuesday night, and did considerable
damage to wheat. The Saline river rose eight
feet within very few hours.
$50. 900 to loan, within ten days, on Sail ne
county improved farms.
WIGHT Sc CARROLL.
Mr.. Hilton recovered his stolen pony OF This
ler the Abilene man, who had hidden the ami
NAL and waited only for the reward. What n
noble man that nah Thisler must be. The
boy who stole the pony has not been found.
Ladies', ace haze nov IN stock an imported
English Sacqueiag, NEST fashionable goods ,cs,n
for "DolLtnans''
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
We are in daily receipt of spring and summer
clothing, superior in style and makeup to
ever shown in this market. Ve'y
io,c. LITowIcH 6 WITTMANS.
III you want Wall Paper cheap, aud want a
large stock to select from, the same can be
found at Whitehead & Seaman's. They are
making specially offs. Ifyou want to see a
beautiful line of Wall Paper go to Whitehead
& Seamans.
Look at the stock of silk, lace and netted
les, our embroidered handkerchief, our hosie-
y, gloves, ETC.. etc. Great bargains in these
FOODS. LIrowICH & WIrrM,yy.
X. Carlberg is prepared to deliver ice in any
'art 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
'hute e. Halls meat market.
Come and see our two button Kid Gloves. all
olors, for 80 cents pair. If they are not
letter than any Sl.OO Kid Glove in town, we
Will do our best to eat them.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
Ben, Cy., viii. and Max. have Just PUBLISHED
new dictionary and are in need of canvasse-s.
Inc party is already equipped for the trip.
lie will wear a paper collar and the new die
ionary. You can tell him by these symbols
The state Agent is busy.
As we sand before, we don't tell what we are
otng 70 do next week, but we DO, and talk af-
erwards. So if you want BOTTOM PRICES. not /
go to the old reliable Stone Palace 4
tore OF Ober, Bond & Wilson. who are always
head on any decline in goods.
We have devoted considerable portion of
he outside of our paper to Russia. Hereafter
re shall make the Sultan glad by collating I
wv facts concerning Turkey. great many
{ our readers, no doubt, had rs lief put in /
heil time reading about the countries at war
S anything else.
Eleven or twelve years ago stockade existed
the corners of Santa Fe and Iron avenues,
nd from the middle of this flag pole rose
p. This fort was for the accommodation OF
he citizens in case of an attack from the In
ians. A portion OF the stockade and tho flag
ole were standing In the spring Of 1867.
The following notice lately appeared in a
eadwood City.paper: ''Dr. Stearns, an old