The Saline County journal., 1878-07-18

Fridays sand returns on Tuesdays Thursday
and Saturdays.
Mr.. f. s. Martin suffered from the exces
sive heat of Monday afternoon, and had to qui
work for while. He has now nearly recov
cred, and is busy at work again.
George Logan & Co. are now manufacturing
candies in the building lately occupied by Tres
sin & Warren. They will supply the trade
with fresh candies at the lowest prices.
Mr.. +. 4. Gibson has returned to his home
in Missouri. MIR. Cravens will remain in Sail
ma in the law and loan business. Mr.. Gibson's
father is uhwell and desired his return.
r. T. Watson does not sell winged elephants
whole in the can, but almost anything else In
the grocery line can be had of him, and you
can rest assured it is an A No. article.
1t is reported that Mr.. l. F. Clark has retir.
ed from the publication OF the Morning News,
can rest nights and his mind be at peace.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
wANTED-A housekeeper. One who has had
experience preferred. A permanent situation
for the right person. GEO. ALMOND.
Lock box SIG, Salina.
We want to close out our present stock OF
boots and shoes to make room for fall goods,
now being manufactured for us In the east.
Call. j. c. RASH 4 Son.
Call and examine our stock Of summer goods,
we will surprise you at our astonishingly low
prices. We will not be under sold by anyone.
HANNAH, BIRD & Co.
Two ponies were stolen from John Ander.
son. living near New Cambria, on Monday
evening. One of the ponies was chestnut, the
other black with white stripe down his face
MARRIED.-At the residence of the brides
father in Mulberry valley, July 14th, by Rev,
W. A. Simkins, Mr.. Arthur Sutherland of Sol
omon City and Miss Anna Wood of Saline Co.
"Don't borrow trouble" No, If you want
any, and don't know where to get it, just start
n bank, or a newspaper without capital-you'll
have enough then without borrowing from any
body.
we lcdTU tildL tuClC 10 W OC o PiShaS az AASs1-
ry Oltman's grove next Wednesday. The pic
mic Is contemplated bv the members Of the
Lutheran church living in the vicinity of the
grove.
A heavy storm passed over Salina on Tues
day night. The lightning struck one end of
stauley's carpenter shop, tearing the boards
off and splitting the timber. The damage was
not great.
A letter received from the Senior mailed in
Rome, says that he and Culp are enduring ex-
cessiyely hot weather. A letter appears on
the first page Of this weeks issue. dated Paris,
June 2Gth.
Printers are usually quiet set of men.
Once-in-awhile you will meet brawling,
boisterous, blufiing fellow in the craft, but the
better class OF Iourneymen give them the "go-
by" every time.
Fleck says: I'm not dead yet. Have re-
moved my jewelry store to Wight & Carroll's
real estate office. and will occupy front bench
in Tressin & Warren's new building as soon
as it is finished.
We learn from Mrs. Jeffries that the mother
of Mrs. Dora French, who was in Salina with
her daughter at the time she gave her public
readings, died suddenly in Kansas City last
week and was buried on Thursday.
Services in the English Lutheran church
next Sabbath morning at 10 IL o'clock. The
pastor has changed the hour for the morning
service on account of the hot weather, and will
continue at that hour until further notice.
We have for sale several tracts of Normal
School lands, near Salina-some with timber
and water. Terms, one-tenth cash, balance at
the option of the purchaser at 10 per cent. in
terest. BISHOP, CHACE 4 GRIER.
200 to loan on improved real estate in
Saline county. First class loans closed up in
three to six days from date Of application, at
Wight & Carrol's real estate agency, Santa Fe
avenue. Salina, Kansas. 24-4w.
Mr.. Nusbaum left Salina last Saturday for
Iowa. He is superseded here by a cousin, who
is gentleman of extensive experience in the
clothing business, and will continue to make
the Baltimore Clothing House the popular re-
sort.
During the past week the children of Messrs
Larson, Sherman, Fred Dugler and James
Carman have died Of cholera infantum, We
learn from Rev. A. j. Hartsock. Quite a
number Of children have been sick of that dis
seae.
Thatcher accommodated over 800 people at
dinner last Thursday. Since he has enlar ged
his rooms and finished them up so pleasantly.
he can feed more people in short time with
first-class dinner than any regular restaurant
ter in the Vest
The Kansas Farmer editors have been pick
ed up by correspondent for their ignorance
Of fruit. The former denounced men selling
Russian apple trees as frauds. The farmer
correspondent reads them little history and
contradicts their statement.
On Monday the younger son Of Mr.. William
Berg swallowed some furniture polish contain
ing benzinc and other poisonous ingredients,
and for time 1t looked as thought the poison
might prove fatal. DIR. Switzer brough: him
out of the spasms and he is now getting along
nicely.
Elsewhere will be found the advertisement
Of J. s. Hollinger Of Pure Fultz Seed Wheat.
Mfr. Ho,linger is a reliable man and was the
first to introduce this excellent variety Of