The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-06
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oned in the county Jail, having been arrested
for stealing watch and chain from Mrs
Schiller and some clothing and other articles
from Mrs. Chas. Whitney, living few miles
west of this city. The men will have tria
to-day.
We will have goods for the young the mid.
dle-aged and the old; yes, for children, ladies
and gentlemen; for the small and tall for the
rich and poorfor all. this and next week.
CAMPBELL. SLOAN & TCTHILL.
John Foster has been metamorphosed into
Sir Knight Smith. John makes festive
CRUSADER" and fights the BATTLES of chivalry
with battle ak and lance as effectually as did
any of those in the olden times who "tlted''
with the Saracens. We salute thee. Sir Knight
Foster-Smith,
TAKEN UP-At my premises in East sail.
ma, on the oath nit, black hog with white
spots, apparently Of the POland-China breed.
The owner will please call and reclaim his
property and pay charges. 5. JOINS.
The female portion of the Junction City ex-
cursionists were most assuredly pleased with
our city. A bevy of them were passing down
Santa Fe Avenue. on their way 10 the train,
when one Of them suddenly turned to her
companions and exclaimed: ooh, I fell YOU
girls. Salna is the boss town."
We are determined to sell goods cheaper
than anybody else, and invite the public gen.
orally TO call and be convinced Of it.
LfTowICH & WITTMASS.
Capt John Sherrin has sold to Matthias
Ludls, OF MinersviIle Penna., and John and
Henry Younghesch, recently of Shamokin,
Penna, his two half lots and store proper
ty on Santa Fe. The amount paid was ST.
900. The last three named gentlemen will
engage in general merchandising.
We expect to open and have OIL sale the last
Of this and first of next week the largest and
cheapest stock of goods for the fall and win
ter trade we have ever opened up during our
nineteen years ofbusiness in Salina.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
On the evening of September 18th the Cor
the Athletic Club Room, on Iron Avenue.
Now that their teacher has arrived, the boys
are practicing nearly every evening with a
TO make success of their new
organization. The programme for the con-
cert Will be published in due time.
A new stock OF gentlemen's furnishing
goods just arrived At the New York Store,
which we offer TO sell at rock bottom prices.
LITowICH & WTTMASS.
Last Friday evening an innumerable number
of crickets appeared on the streets and In the
air. They flew in at open doors and windows
and huddled about in corners as though they
had settled for the winter. On Saturday
morning they all had disappeared, save few
which had been shut in in the stores. Their
appearance and disappearance were alike mys-
terious.
LosI-Between NJ. Sutton's, Oh Mulberry
erasibe memorandum containing 50 and
letter addressed HEvander Light" The find
Ell can keep the nOte-I want the letter.
II. 5. CUNSISGHAM, Salina.
Rev. Chas Strickeman of Sedalia, Mo. was
in Salina. last week, visiting the family of Mr..
d. H. Sudendorf, and Others in the city. Mr.
Strickeman was the pioneer preacher Of Cen
trail and Western Kansas. With Fort Riley as
a starting point, ne Travelled up and down the
valleys for hundreds Of miles, visiting every
family he could find. and conducting religious
exercises wherever he could gather few
settlers together.
EUREkA-We have the world beat at last.
If YOU don't believe il. come into our store
next week and see one of the largest stock Of
goods ever brought into Salina at one time.
and We tell YOU you will loose money il you
don't price our goods before you buy else
where CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHIL.
The Athletic Club are arranging for two
public exhibitions In their Club Room, on Iron
Avenue, on the evenings vi September 9th
and 29th-the evenings of the second and last
days OF the Oak Dale Park Fair. The mem
hers are now practicing with these exhibitions
in view, and they propose 10 perform several
new gymnastic feats on the evenings men,
toned We understand that the Club is To
give an exhibition at Abilene during the week
Of the Dickinson County Far.
If YOU want to buy a neat and knobby suit
Of clothes go to the New York Store, and il
we cannot give you perfect satisfaction in
price and quality we don't want cent.
LITOwICH q WHITMAN.
.Hr. Tom Mullen's clay bank. miles west
If BroOkville, is getting TO be quite an impor-
that institution. IL is situated at the railroad
track. where 4 switch has been provided for
his convenience. He ships three car loads of
,lay, each week. and the demand is increasing.
The clay makes n superior quality of fire clay
md is used at a ot. Louis pottery IN making
ire bricks. sand, also found near the clay
bank. and furnished by Mr.. Mullen. is used Al
the rolling mills in ST. Louis Tor pudding pur-
poses.
la the early part of last week the tramps be-
came quito troublesome in the southern part
IF this COMMUNICATING into houses and
stealing food. clothing. etc. They also made
several Intellectual attempts to steal horses.
In one OF their raids they went 10 the house of
Mr.. Samuel Johnson living near the Swedish
church. and began helping themselves TO the
best of whatever they could ind On gong
away they went to Mr., Johnson's barn for bis
horses, when he interfered and a scufe en-
sued, during which Mr.. johnson was Knocked
Town and severely bruised. The tramps de-
parted without the horses, however. The
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