The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-24

Here we are again. Ice cream for heate,
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
G. j. LAY & Bro.
w. Z. We'll, dealer In Hides, Wool, Furs
&C., office in City Hotel, Salna, Kansas
Wanted, 100000 pounds of Wool. at ST. Loui
prices. Also highest prices paid for Hides.
$4,000 to loan, within ten days, on Salin
county improved farms.
WIGHT & CARROLL.
Mr.. Geo. Probert, of Pittsfeld, Ohio,-
cousin of..Maj. Geo. G. Probert-was.in town
several days last week He was on his way tc
Colorado. He left for the Vest last Monday
We haze the best ten cent soft finished Muslin
In tie city. No guess loork-ioc knsC IL.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Many strangers. detained here by the
crooked trains, were allowed the privilege o.
viewing our beautiful city and that part Of
the country which was not part of the flooded
district
Mrs. A. Mitchell, Dressmaker. third door
from Campbell. Sloan & Tuthll's store, on
Santa Fe Avenue, will, in connection with
Dressmaking, do plain sewing for ladies and
children.
Come and see our new goods which we arc
getting IN every day. They are OF the latest
styles, and cheaper than ever.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
The cupola of the school building was the
favorite resort of sight seers during the flood.
From there you could see ''Canaan's fair and
happy land'' and an actual "Jordon rolled
between
1t is necessary that the city authorities
should take immediate steps to supply
proper drainage for the slough west of town.
If it is not done the health of the city will be
greatly endangered.
Go and examine al; the goods in the CASH
houses that will save you twenty per cent,
and then call on us and see how quick we will
discount their prices at the CHEAP CASH STORE
of ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
The proposition for bridge across the
Smoky, at Lindsborg, was carried by vote
of 100 to -, at the election yesterday. Mr. l..
g. Skancke gives us the information. Now
Salna is expected to DO her part.
DR.. Anna Warren, homeopathic physician.
has located at the building three doors south
of Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's store. on Santa
Fe Avenue. She makes speciality of diseases
of women and children, and obstetrics.
Linen Suits,
Grass Cloth Suits,
Linen Embroidery,
Linen Suiting.
Grass Cloth Stating.
Vary lOao at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
X. Carlbcrg is prepared to deliver ice in any
part Of the city. Private families, as well
as all others, can depend upon being supplied
promptly each morning. if they so desire, with
a superior quality of ice. Leave orders at
Shute & Halls meat market.
The saloon men have succeeded in obtaining
sufficient legal names to their petitions, and as
a consequence are receiving licenses from the
the city council. Licenses have been granted
thus far to Willis Kesler, John Ryan, John
Doyle. A. Behr and f. Barneck.
A foot-race came Off at the Park yesterday
afternoon between Il. X. Jeffries and G. S.
wolsey. runner for boot and shoe house of
~. '7fNtIiA live NdI'3S WAS the us
tancc, and S25 side were the stakes. The
race was won by Jeffries, as usual.
We received IN invitation from T. F. Oakcs.
General Superintendent of the Kansas Pacific
Railway, TO witness the trial of the Westing-
house Automatic Air Brake. which was tested
by special train that left the Union Depot.
Kansas City, last Tuesday, at 11:40 a. IN.
Those interested in planting corn and corn
already planted. have found the weather very
unpropitious for this crop. We hope how
ever settled weather way intervene and corn
enough to supply all the famine-stricken
countries in the world may yet be raised.
Several "sappers and miners" went over to
the Saline on warlike expedition, or Tues
day. Charley Trcssin had in view the build |
ing of dutch Gap Canal" lie expected
aid from these sappers and miners. The sappers
and miners expected TO catch fish. They
caught-the aguc.
1t is rumored that work will be commenced
upon the uptown side track next week.
Right OF way up Fourth street was guaranteed
by the City Council at their meeting last eve
ming. c. r. Underwood & Co. are to build
the track at their own expense. It will cost
in the neighborhood of 5000.
Mr.. w. Hoover. writing from Ellis. states
that that town will have n big trade this sum-
mer that few Of the advance drovers have
already arrived; that some eight or ten thous-
ind cattle will be there about the Goth inst.
md many thousand by the 9Th Of June. Mr..
Hoover will return to Salina late next fall.
Among the attractions for the Fourth of
Iuly will be the wheeling of sack of flour
rom s. III. Williams & Sons feed store to the
Fair ground. and back 10 the residence of d. /:
K. Wagstaf1. by S. NJ. Palmer-Hsves
being elected President This will probably /;
AXE the place Of the usual fantastic display.
a complete book for merchants, rroccrs.
aloon-keepers, druggists, tanners. shoe-ma-
'ers, harness-mskers. painters. jewellers. tin
lers. blacksmiths. gunsmiths. fariers, BARRIERS.
'akers. Divers. renovators. farmers: in fact,
he book for everybody-Dr. Chase's Recipes.
,eo. ID. McGranahan, Agent, Salina. Kansas.
Mr.. John Gels, Sr. informs us that arrange 4,
nents have been perfected for bringing out 4,
arge excursion party from Johnstown. Penn. ,
D tins part OF the country in n short time M