The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-10
Clothing cheaper than any body

! Decoratl0n Gay comes on wednesday. ma
30th. A few soldiers are buried hereabouts
Shall we decorate their graves?
I am now employed at the New York Store
and wish all my friends to call and see III
there. have something 10 tell them.
r. Il. JEFFRrEs.
Our public schools close mex; week, on tn
18th. Public examinations will take place
during the week, In ali the departments, Il
which the patrons of the school are invited.
In noticing Salinas new mill enterprise las
week. We spoke of ). A. and F. G. Mape
visiting and inspecting eastern miIls. We
should have said A. Mapes and Frank Good
now.
Our Black Hills delegation are on the way
to the north. DR.. GROCER. Taylor Miller, anS
Scott Martin and brother left the first of the
week. JEFF McCarty, we learn, went some
| time ago.
Mr. Cooper. a lawyer of Washington coun-
ty, and Or. w. p. Cunningham of the same
county, father OF Harper S., OF this place, cali
ed last Friday. Mr.. Cooper talks of locating
in Salina.
Henry Vernon has turned his attention to
featuring. Considerable versatility of genius
that Vernon has. Preacher. lawyer, doctor,
politician and lecturer successfully, but not
successfully.
Over 100 persons assembled at John King
mans farm residence. last Friday evening.
Music was furnished by musicians from town,
A delightful picnic supper was one of the at
tractive features.
There are rumors that Salina is to have a
large and elegant depot building. which will
be built right away; also that SaIina will be
made as soon as possible the end of division,
and have the necessary machine shops, etc.
If nothing serious happens between now
and harvest, the winter wheat in Saline county
will average in the neighborhood OFFS bushels
to the acre. And this average will hold good,
also, in a number of the surrounding coun-
ties.
Bald Hornet" belonging to r. X. Jeffries
and "Forsaken Frank, - owned by l.. G..
Skancke. cOntended for supremacy at a trot-
ing gait last Saturday. The race took place
1t the Park. BALD Hornet won the best two
n three half mile heats.
X. Carlberg is prepared to deliver ice in any
part of the city. Private families, az well
: all others. can depend upon being supplied
promptly each morning. if they SO desire. with
/ superior quality of ice. Leave orders at
Shute & Halls meat market.
As we SAID before we don't tell what we are
'oing 10 do next week. but we DO, and talk af-
erwards. So if you want BOTTOM PRICES, not
promises. go 10 the old reliable Stone Palace
Store of ODER, Bond & Wilson, who are always
head on any decline in goods.
The sermon preached by Elder Dearborn at
Tripp's, on Sunday of the quarterly meeting. |
vas pronounced by many as being the best
hey ever heard. Minneapolis Sentinel.
This is only one of many similar favorable |
otices we read Of Elder Dearborn's powerful |
reaching throughout the District.
We understand that Mcs>rS c. r. Under
rood & Co, have already obtained from the
;ity the right OF way, and are arranging to
nil - side track up Fourth street to their
nil. This will be great accommodation to
heir business and, perhaps. to other dealers
( the CT Y.
Tie directors OF the Farmers Elevator A.
ociation met at Faulkner & Wildman's Real
state office, last Saturday. rh.y listened re-
pectiuily to all the propositions male reala-
we To location of building. but were unable
the time to decide definitely with regard to
{. They meet again next Monday, when the
'cation viii undoubtedly be definitely fixed /
The advantage in having the Railroa Land
firr located here is area iy seen and ac-
Strangers from all parts OF
lie world come here to talk with the
aud Commissioner concerning the splendid
acts OF land situated between here and Dem
er. which are offered at reasonable prices to
,ttlers. :
When you write notes, be sure that they are
ltrusted to mes 'rngers who have the bumps
location pretty well defined. Otherwise
me one connected with the correspondence
likely Ia have a broom stick simeon sailing
near hi, apex. II there are two
rsons named Brown, for instance, be sure !
'ur note is put in the hands OF the particular !
rown you are after. C
We are requested to state that Hon. WIN. b
ms, Master OF the State Grange. will deliver 7
lecture at the Court House on Tuesday, a
ay 22nl. Al 10 O'clock A. NJ On the dav I
fore Monday the 2lst) he is 10 be at Hop 7
MS district-l2 miles south of town. He [
III be at New Cambria on tuesday evening. [
ay 22nd, at 7:30 o'clock L. NJ {
A number Of our young men are anxious to
II the ball in motion for the organization of
military company. There are a number ofex-
icers about town, who are undoubtedly ca
bic of giving 4 company 4 thorough drill. IL
)uld be well to call a meeting for the pur-
se OF enlistment. We believe quite good {
mpany could be organized here,
The natives Of Siberia Use arnica flowers for q
moving inflammation. The medical proper F
IS OF it are contained in Browns Arnica :
nimcnt. which makes it so effectual In T
rains. swellings, stiff joints. etc, also IN !
owns Arnica oalve, for healing old sores, +
-ers, cuts, etc. lt removes inflammation and {
''ire is the result. Ask for what you want !
Seitz's drug store--he has it.
Farming does not pay IN Kansas" you say. Z
ok around you and see. or the farmers who
,ated in the Smoky Hill Valley ten to fifteen o
lrs ago, who among them to-day would have 1
IN better of had they settled in any other
lntry on the globe. We can name several
them who came To Kansas with nothing and D
n easily r0upf tbarnSaivss north Sln On0 or -