The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
A nice percaIe. only 10 cents per yard. at
ODER, Bond & Wilson's.

is IN town. visiting bis many lrends. lie
one of the best printers in Kansas and has
heart in him ms big as mountain.
No use to buy tanning mills of'outs:de par
ties when you can buy first class mill from
home manufacturers. W. Sullivan manufac
lures the Climax tanning mill at Salina.
Call and see the new improved Hersom'
boot and gaiter at ODER, Bond & Wilson's
Beware of imitators; none genuine without
the stamp of T. Emerson & Sons on the bot
tom.
Messrs Shute, Hall & Co., intend moving
their meat market into the Carlberg building,
about the 1st of May. They will occupy thu
room ut present known as Wight q CarrolPi
real estate Office.
John X. Boyer. of Kansas. Edgar county
Ills. purchased whole township OF land III
Trego county. Kans.. OF the Kansas Pacific
Land Department-the purchase being com.
pletcd on the 9th.
Numerous squalls occurred on Monday
One struck the wind mill OH the X. T. water
tank. lifted the apparatus into the air and
dashed 1t down upon the roof of the tank,
breaking it up badly.
George Green, ex-dcputy U. s. Marshal, has
been found guilty, in the United States Dis
trict Court now in session in Topeka. of ex-
torting money from John Harshbarger, and
sentenced to pay $3.50 and costs.
FoUSD-A piece of paper money. The
owner, upon proving denomination, identify
Ing the same and paying the carges for this
advertisement, will have the money returned
TO him. Apply to l.. D. Wight.
The New York Store will soon receive a very
| large stock of spring and summer goods, in
clothing, dress goods. etc. which Will be sold
very low. Mr.. b. A. Litowich is to become
connected with this house again.
We are not public benefaetors." but zee ,cill
sell you goods cheaper than any house IN tOwn.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Messrs. J. NJ. Coombs and Judge Simonton,
a lawyer who has lately settled at Brook
Vile. have rented the hotel recently conducted
by Mrs. Barney Bohan at that place, and will
accommodate the plblic with lodgings and
meals.
Charley Cornell struck it first with that tar
board, and then came along Gels with his
sheet iron pan and coal oil. And now the latter
takes like wild fire. Cornell and Gels ARE
u-ned inventors.
LosT-On Monday morning, Ayrii 16. in
Salina. an old leather pocket book containing
in the neighborhood OF S. in paper aud silver.
Also n due bill. an order and perhaps some
niher papers. The finder will please leave
the same to this office.
Mr. j. L Mead was married to Miss Anna G.
Grier hast Sunday (April f5th). Rev S. III.
Williams performing the ceremony. We are
indebted to Mr. and Mrs. Mead for
cody poortion or the wedding cake, and offer
our congratulations.
For the benefit of parties desiring the inform
ation,we will state that the bill requiring liquor
licenses which have been acted upon by the
city council 10 be presented to the county
commissioners for their approval, did not pass
the Legislature last winter.
Coudut tor Decker. of the Kansas Pacific. re-
Gently put tramp of his train, in the neigh
borhood of Hugo. After the tramp had got a
short distance away he turned and fired re-
vol7rr at Decker. the shot coming within a
hairs breadth of striking him.
X. Carlberg 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
superior quality of ice. Leave orders at
Shutc & Halls meat market.
1t would seem as il Wells Yara cigar was
in great demand when people commence coun-
terieiting il. The attempt OLA Leavenwor;h
firm to pass OF WORTHLESS imitation of the
same upon the different communities of Kan
sas, thus tar has met with poor success.
We DEFY the world on prices.
DEER. BoND & WILSON.
We understand that Mr.. f. Bishop. eldest
son Of exMavor Bishop. has received from
Col. Phillips the appointment of Cadet to
West Point. Mr. Bishop is young man Of
good habits aud ability. and WILL we believe.
make his mark at the National military school.
The members OF the Mission Sunday School
orchestra will give concert at the Methodist
church on Monday evening, April 30;h. They
will he assisted by number Of our city must
clans. with both vocal aud instrumental mu-
sic. The programme will be published next
week.
Fine rains last Saturday and Monday nights.
We understand that the fall was quite heavy
in some portions of the county. drilling
rain yesterday morning and rain in quantities
last evening. There is sufficient moisture in
the SOIL andeverything is booming in way OF
growth.
Mrs. Jcffries seems always 10 anticipate our
wants. We began to feel the heat somewhat
last Sunday. and 10. behold Il bowl of beau
tifully frozen ice cream, with the compliments
OF Mrs. Jefiries, came 70 our relief. We be-
leve her to be the the champion manufacturer
of Ice cream in this country,
G. J. Lay & Brother have commenced run
ming their delivery wagon. They are now
prepared TO deliver bread crackers and cak,
In any part of the city. daily. they will also
deliver ice. Orders for the same may be left
at the bakery. Now you can get your fresh I
bread. cakes, ETC., right from the oven every
day.
Mr.. John G.. Maxwell. OF Sharps creek. died
last Friday evening, and Wa buried Sunday /
afternoon, I'M Ter the auspices Of the Masonic 4
fraternity OF which organization he va, 1
member. Mr.. Maxwell was once a resident OF 4
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