The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-02

g. A. solbcrg
q. j. Lay a Bro.
j. &. Rash a Son.
Shuie, Hall n Co
Mrs. A. 4. Grier.
Ober Wilson n co.
Kingmsn, Anderson Go.
MARYLAND, Dodge Moore.
Wheat very low.
Grand corn weather.
The moonlight is fading.
New spring hats, at A. 4, Griers
Episcopal entertainment tonight.
How about those proposed new bridges
Councilman Berg is now acting Mayor.
For your wall paper go TO A. T. Grier's.
"Some hot weather this week. tell ye!"
Meat-meat-meata at Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
Leave your orders for ice at the City Bakery
New books for sale and hire at A. L. Grier's
Another pleasant picnic at the park yester
day.
Straw hats for the million at ODER, Wilson 4
Co.'S
The best place to buy boots is at J. g. Rasl
& Sons.
Freight trains have commenced running in
to Salina again.
Go to j. e. Rash & Sons for boots ant
shoes.
Flour fell sixty cents on the hundred at the
mills last Tuesday.
For Beef. Pork, Mutton and Veal, go tc
Shute. Hall & Cos.
The picnic at the park last Thursday was a
very enjoyable affair.
Ladies' trimmed Hats at less than cost, at
Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Orvis shouts the slogan of baggage smash,
er, and he does it well.
We are indebted to Mr.. Ray Holingsworth
for Lake City, Col, papers.
TIL: Derrington's family returned from the
East last Saturday evening.
Hams. Shoulders and Bacon constantly on
hand, at Shute, Hall & Cos.
The first death IA Swedish LADY, occurred
at Lindsborg the other day.
The hum of the threshing machine comes
from all points of the compass.
Three applications from Western Kansas for
our now discarded hand press.
The school election takes place the 9th OF
August-one week from to-day.
Mr.. G. Il. Underwood is building an addi-
ton to his Seventh street house.
All the late new and knobby styles OF hats
and caps at Ober, Wilson 4 Co.'S.
The only genuine Hersome gaiter in the
market, at Oher, Wilson 4 Co.'S.
Mrs. A. l.. Bond started for her Old home in
Pennsylvania. yesterday morning.
Mr.. W. c. Tuthil's genunections to that
newly born boy are mutitudinous.
wANreD-A girl TO do work in small fam
lily. Enquire at the Journal office.
Go to q. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it mp at very low prices.
Unusual bargains ia clothing until the first Of
September, at Marktdad, Dodge & Moore's.
Ice cream delivered TO any part Of the city
by the quart or gallon. by G. j. Lay & Bro.
Our stock of boots and shoes is large Our
prices are low. J. c. RASH & Son.
MIR. III. G. Slossen, agent for Browns medi-
cine company, of Leayenworth. called Friday.
Lawns worth twenty cents, only twelve and
half cents per yard, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Mr.. Edwin Alden, of Cincinnati a promi-
nent advertising agent, called yesterday morn.
ing.
A torrent of goods, lumber, etc. will pour
into this market as soon as the roads are fairly
open.
Skancke and Kesler have been studying law
for week or so. They are already strong
law firm.
Fans and parasols-ony few more left,
but they are for sale at cost, at ODER. Wilson
Il Co.'s
MEMS shoes Of all Kinds reduced 20 per cent. TO
close present Stock at MARYLAND, Dodge 4
Moores.
The new mill workmen are anxiously await
ing the arrival of quantity ofmIll machinery.
delayed by the strike.
The Farmers Elevator is well along. 1t
will not be long before the building will be
ready for the machinery.
DIR. j. W. Morris has purchased the half lot |
next north OF Radcliff Bros store and will
soon commence building there.
Judge Carroll has been confined TO his resi- |
dence for several days by a severe attack OF
asthma. He is now some better.
Nobody has struck in Salina as yet. We
only hear that there is some likelihood of Pat
Murphy striking BllylPatterson.
Mr.. Chas. Holmqvist has sold the Grand
Central Hotel building to Mr.. John Ericsson,
the present occupant, for S2,225.
Isaac Broomtield handles the trowel more
and sings the songs OF Fatherland
more Justify, since the birth of that boy.
MIR. VIM. Hogbeu as Justify sings "God
save the Queen since the birth of that daugh-
ter as when he was in ''Merrie England"
Canned peaches. green cages, strawberries.
raspberries cherries, whortle-
berries, tomatoes, etc, at j. e. Rash & Sons.
An ordinance passed prohibits the stacking
Of hay or straw On the territory between 4th
aud 9Th streets. and Elm and Walnut streets
Mr.. Robert Markland is the highest heart
ed man on the continent fie takes the great
act amount off Measure In fondliuO RI, hsir-a .