The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-01

A gentleman from the East talks Of openini
. wholesale notion establishment In the build
ing recently occupied By Hannah, Bird
Co.
W. Wells new five cent cigar, Profit and
Loss. is taking "big." He now has ORDER
ahead i"r 10000. His men are putting in OK
ira time.
Mayor Radclif has been confined to his
house during the past week through illness
ular duties.
Holcomb's photograph gallery has been re.
moved to the Commercial Block. He has Z
splendid light, and with has increased facilities
can do No. work.
We can sell sou anything In our line. al
prices which cannot be reached BY our neigh
bors, and our large sales proov that people
appreciate low prices.
Money promptly furnished 1t nine per cent.
annual interest on fi.st-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
II Salina, Kansas.
For SALK-A fine residence property, on
Eighth street, at very reasonable terms. A
we'll and eistern convenient; fruit trees Of all
kinds on the place. Enquire OF 4. T. Watson.
Hon. v. p. Wilson, editor OF that splendid
paper. the Abilene Gazette. came up the road
last week on business. He called at the JOUR-
NAL Office to whip tho extraordinarily we
were out.
Mr.. W. C. Addison left0some fine peaches at
the JOURNAL Office on Tuesday. They were
grown on his lot near the N. E. church. He
had several branches, each containing dozen
or more peaches.
We are requested to state that at the Farm
ers Club Picnic, on the 10th OF August the
Club will furnish coffee and sugar only. Fam
lilies will be expected to bring their provision.
cups, plates and spoons
Messrs. Ferlene & Leksell are now settled In
their new store on Santa Fe avenue. In the
new Commercial block. They have . clean.
light store and have arranged their goods in
Q very attractive manner.
Messrs. Baier and Behr have trimmed the
large trees on Second street, between Iron ave-
nue. and the river. The trees are now very
much improved and add greatly to the beauty
of the property on that street.
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 q ORIER.
$4,000 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 & Csrrolrs real estate agency. Santa Fe
avenue. Salins, Kansas. 24-4w.
SrRAYED OR SroLKN-On Thursday. july
10th, a large, dun colored mare mule five years
old. A suitable reward will be paid for her
recovery or information OF her whereabouts.
26-2w H. 81. SUTTON, Salina.
Dali B. Whitehead got up at 4 O'Clock on
Monday morning to set the sun by their. clock.
That's why the eclipse came OF the appointed
minute, and you can get time piece Of them
which will keep time As perfectly - the sun.
A gentleman from Iowa has purchased the
residence property of Mr.. Holtzshuh. on East
Iron avenue, near the bridge, and will build
large green house He Is said to have been in
that business in the East and will have fine
variety Of plants.
Our reporter failed to to bring in . report
Of the Bell Ringers concert. The music was
excellent and Is referred to Ia 6attefin2 terms.
The young lady soloist Is said to have been
one Of the finest singers who have visited Sali-
ua. The Opera House was well filled.
Percsles worth Is cts, for sale at 10 cts.
Percales worth 10 cts. for sale at cts.
Piques worth IL l-2 cts for sale at cts.
Parasols. fans, and all summer goods at less
than cost to close. Now Is the time to buy.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
And now another change has taken place in
the proprietorship Of the Morning News. @.
r. Nunnelly has been discharged, land the
places that knew him once know him no more
forever" d. A. NunnelIy has returned to his
'Missouri:home." l. F. Clark has Withdrawn.
Now is the time to have your old sewing
machines made Is good - new, 20 far ss the
working qualities and durability is concerned.
Bring In your machines Il you want good work
done for reasonable prices. Office In King
man, Anderson & Co.'S old stand, east side Of
Santa Fe avenue, Salina.
Mr.. r. b. Temple, Of the firm Of Palmanteer
& Temple. of the Commercial Nurseries OF
Rochester, N. Y, has sample Of the Crescent
Seeding strawberry which In immensely over
reaches anything in the strawberry line We
have seen. 1t is squeezed into an ordinary jell
glass. In size 1t resembles some Of the choice
peaches shown around this summer.
Prof. Fitzpatrick is doing splendid work in
the Normal Institute. There are about sixty
members OF the Institute, and they are taking
hold of their work with becoming earnestness.
Our county schools will be greatly improved
the coming year. and this improvement will
be In great measure due to the drill teachers
are receiving In the Institute.
We have received neatly printed monthly
publication, Ketcheeon's Reporter. from Leav-
enworth, by J. H. Ketcheson. II 10 for me-
chanics. merchants and scientists, and makes
q speciality Of such Information Is will be
sought by these classes. II all Subsequent IS
sues are In keeping with the first, 1t will be .
most desirable paper for mechanics and manu-
facturers. Price 81. per year.
We hear complaint Of the shooting Of guns
along the river near the slaughter house. A
bullet was distinctly heard BY Mr.. Geo.
Kruger Is 1t passed near bis house on wedncs-
day morning. There Is great danger from
this wild shooting and Il is the duty Of any
ona hsv;u0 Eooule.YOe NJ the rersone doio o.