The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-06

EbReu.
District Court is being held at Ellsworth
this week
The cheapest store in Salina-the New
York Store.
An excursion party from Illinois Is expecte
this evening.
Grading on the Fourth street side track j
about finished
Broom corn is being hauled to market. Tn
brush looks finely.
How to get rid OF sand burs is the question
being discussed now.
Prof Atchison Is to make balloon ascension
on Thursday, Sept. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Bond returned from tn,
East last Sunday night.
A warehouse for storing broom-corn is be
ing built on Fourth street.
Mrs. Anna Allen, nee Hoyt, of Abilene il
the guest of Mrs. f. W. ODER.
Go and see G.. A. Solberg's new stock o
furnishing goods just received.
About twelve tons of marble arrived for the
Salina marble works this week.
Mr.. f. w. Ober has gone East to buy goods
He will be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. J. G. Splvey and children, and Mrs
Kerr went to Leavenworth last Friday.
Mr.. Enos, the new leader of the band ar
rived from New York Saturday evening.
IL is a well established fact that the New
York Store is the cheapests tore in Salina.
Get yourself one of those new and knobby
hats, just received at the New York Store.
We publish in full this week the premium
list of the Oak Dale Park Fair Association.
Mr.. J. F. DOllison, Of the Russell Record,
made us very pleasant visit last Saturday.
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
by the quart or gallon. by G. J. Lay & Bro.
Boot. and Shoes in endless varieties at the
New York Store-the cheapest store in Salina.
Mr. w f. Cotton, of the X. 2. l.. ID ap-
preolates congratulations upon the birth OF a
hoy.
The Advocate was unusually interesting last
week. 1t was almost en- tirely devoted to the
Simpsons.
The sales Of postage stamps in Ssina post
office during the past two months amounted
10 over 81 500.
A temporary dam is to be built at the lower
mill at once. II will be completed within a
week or ten days.
Where's Tlce and his weather prOgnostca-
lions for the month of september We
ha vent seen them.
The very handsome bracket and porch work
1t the Maxey House was done by Messrs.
Stocking and Aldrich.
Business at the X. p. Land Department is
increasing, necessitating the employment of
a number OF extra clerks.
Notwithstanding the asseveration OF the
great and good Beebe the Indebtedness of Sa-
line county is still Sll5, 9l9.44.
Rlngman. Anderson & Co. are running a
hroomcorn stripping machine at their new
warehouse, near the Farmers elevator.
Mr.. II. NJ. Sale returned from Chicago and
"beyeut' last Sunday night. For the benefit
OF enqulring ones we will say he is still single.
MIR. W. Z. and Miss Nellie Warner, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w 5. Warner, ar
rived from London. England, last Saturday
evening.
The premium list pamphlets for the Fair.
printed at this office are now being distrihu-
ted. Go to the Secretary. Judge Cunning
ham, and get one.
DR. VIM. Bishop lectures at the Presbyte-
rian church, before the Teachers Institute. on
d" The Art of Teaching, tonight. Lecture to
begin ut : O'Clock.
WANTED-A good cook, washer and ironer.
Apply to W. F. Cotton, Office X. p. Land De-
partment Good wages will be paid for a
person.
The sidewalk building on North Eighth and
Elm Streets is about completed. fellow
can now 60 from town 10 the court house by
two different lines of sidewalk.
For the past few weeks il has been very dry.
Flowing and sowing were somewhat delayed
thereby. But on Monday last fine rain set
IN which has done much good.
Rev. Mr.. Spinning. of Hannibal, Mo-,
preached two very fine sermons at the Pres
pyterian church last Sunday. Mr.. Spinning is
a relative of Mrs. VIM. Bishop.
Don't buy any boots or shoes elsewhere be-
fore You have looked At the new and extensive
stock at the New York store, where you can
buy at least ?: per cent. cheaper than any
where else.
WANTED-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 il to this Office
Col. :. NJ. Palmer returned from the Cleve-
biow out" last sunday
night. lie speaks in glowing terms of the
conclsve, and reports that the Salina boys he
haved themselves pretty well.
Col. Henry Logan started for Colorado on
Tuesday evening. lie has been engaged By
an association in Colorado 10 canvass that
state In the interest OF female suffrage, as that
issue Is 10 be decided i'm the October election
Mr.. Willis Kesler's suit against the Rail
road company has been decided in the Supreme
court in favor Of the first named. The amount
involved Is $500 Mr. kesler sued for damages
by reason OF having teen foroibiy elected from
4 railroad train.
Nr John Ryan has sold his saloon interest
TO Messrs. II I. Davis and Henry McIlaniels.
The latter gentlemen circulated petition for