The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-21

the market. They will deliver ice cream daily
to families. either By the quart or gallon.
Look all around and then buy your good
OF US. ODER, WILSON & Co.
w. E. Weil. dealer in Hides, Wool. Furs
&C., office in City Hotel, Salina. Kansas
Wanted, 100000 pounds of Wool. at st. Loui
prices. Also hi hest prices paid for Hides.
We defy the world on prices.
DEER. WILSON & Co.
Mr.. Jas. y. Travis was married at Lincolr
Center, last week Tuesday, to Miss. Theodosi
s. Henderson, daughter of Capt. ID. w. Hen
derson. These parties were once residents o.
Salina.
Send for samples and prices of our goods
LrTowIcH & WITTMANN.
The book OF thirty-two departments, con
tanning valuable information on almost every
thing for everybody. DR.. Chase's Improved
Recipes. Geo. b. McGranahan, Agent, Sail
ma. Kansas.
The cheapest store in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
The first shipment Of sheep ever made from
Scott lie shipped some 400 head by the Kan
sas Pacific, ,and the sheep rode in royal style
viz in double deck" cars.
To REFUGE stock zoe ,ciH offer extraordinary IN
ducements Jo7 the nert sirty days.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Three Indians passing south to the Indian
territory, last week, made il convenient tC
stop at the farm OF Mr.. w. S. Warner, break
into his house and steal several articles. Their
was some money taken among other valuables.
Here we are again! Ice cream for heated
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
G. J. LAY & BIO.
Remember there is one house in Salina that
sell goods for cash. That enables as TO sell
cheaper than If tce sold goods on trust. We dc
not make good men pay bad mems debts.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
FoUND-In Sargent & Bates Store, Saturday.
the 10th inst, small amount of money. The
owner can have the same by calling upon C.G.
county, identifying the property and paying
for this notice.
WANTED-A girl to 10 general house work
in a small family; inquire at the residence OF
r. F. Carver, East Sa;ina.
Business must be lively. Charles Holmqvist
is running two harness shops. and still can't
furnish harness enough for his customers. He
employs only tIrst-class workmen, and uses
the genuine oak tanned leather-that is
what's the matter.
A fnoo
twenty-five cents per yard. The best ever
brought to this market for the money
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
The Swedish Sewing Society, of Salina, will
hold an auction, in front of the Grand Central
Hotel, on Saturday, June %. at two O'clock p.
M. of articles made up by the Society. The
proceeds to 60 for the benefit of the Swedish
Lutheran church OF Salina.
X. Carlberg is prepared TO deliver ice in any
part of the city. Private families, rs well
as ali 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 marEet.
Having moved my blacksmith shop TO Ba-
vara. am now prepared to do repairing on
machines, plows, wagons, horse-shoeing and
tavors, would ask 4 continuance of the same.
1872 II. III. TERRY.
Last week 4 large tree near the old Phillips
ford fell into the Smoky, causing the water
to back up to the mill in such quantity as to
prevent the water wheels from working. The
mill people are thus compelled to apply their
steam power until the obstacle can be re-
moved.
President Bernard, of Columbia College,
Rev. DIR. Thomas Armtagc, and number of
other gentlemen OF New York. Boston and
other cities, forming party Of about thirty
persons are TO pass west this evening 20 the
mountains, as guests of the Kansas Pacific
Railway.
Mr.. W. Il. Gels, OF the Agricultural AssOci-
alton, desires the farmers of the Saline county
TO preserve the best specimens Of grass and
grain stalks and heads OF every description at.
tach their names on n card to them and leave
them with him. The object is to make a first
class exhibition. at the Fair this fail.
Lost on Wednesday afternoon. June 10Th,
between my farm and Henry Roseman's, n
morocco covered memorandum book On the
cover, under the fly, was the name of Hunter.
Evans Il Iough, Union Stock Yards, Chicago.
The finder will please leave it at the JOURNAL
Office. FRANK l.. MERRELL.
Hot: Well. we should say so. Ever since
morning a red hot sun has shot its
most heated rays at "mortals here below, -
and if any one has been comfortable he is the
most favored of men. Ninety-iiye degrees in
the shade have been reached. with a bare Dos
sibiIity that a few more may be gained very
soon.
:. VI. Graham, a former resident Of the Gyp-
SUN creek country. this county, writes from
Los Angeles, Cal, saying that in the part of
the country which he is in they have had but
) IL inches of rainfall this season, and water
with which TO irrigate cannot be obtained.
Crops of all kinds are failure. Barley and
corn are worth - 90 per hundred. Everything
else in proportion.
The Oak Dale Park Association has prcpar-
ed pleasing entertainment tor the people of
this section, TO be given on the Fourth of
July. The programme has sufficient variety
TO make il enjoyable, and we believe the en-
iainmcnt will be well patronized. The follow
ug is the programme:
[. Open air performance of the Saliua
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