The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

AA~SH''' "s " oAiCu3 arc stisihy pumps. cave
troushs. lightning rods and tin roofing at bot
tom prices.
Mr.. l.. g. Skanke returned from Marion
Center on the 3rd. He was down attending .
land suit. Mr.. Shameless practice In that line
is very extensive.
The seats in the NJ. E. Church have received
this week, coat Of shellac and are now as
hard as glass. No danger of your clothes
sticking to them hereafter.
Rev. J. II. Lockwood will conduct the quar-
terly meeting services of the n. f. church In
Solomon City, next Sunday. Rev. Holmes.
Of Topeka, takes his place here.
A lot of ponies have CHARTERED in this city
during the past week. Considerable amuse-
ment has been afforded the boys in the break
ing Uf ponies sold to parties heresbouts.
We have been publishing music this week.
All the men, women and children in the coun-
ty will probably sing ''Dear Hearth and
Home" when they arrive home this evening.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
u Salina, Kansas.
The Commercial Block is among the fine
brick blocks of Salina. Mr.. Eaton has done
some fine work in putting on the cornice
which gives the buildings . very attractive
front.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BaIer,
died on Sunday evening last, and was buried
on Tuesday morning. The parents have the
sincere sympathy OF many friends in their be-
reavement.
Messrs. Platter, Crew & Co. brought in sew
enteen horses last week, the average weight
of which was something over 1,lOO pounds.
They are bringing in splendid lot Of horses
this season.
Mr.. Tuttle Of the JOURNAL office, Salina, IA
vOred us with call on Thursday. The Jour-
NAL deserves its successful prosperity, and Mr.
futile is an important factor in that result
Minneapolis Independent:
1t is as actua; fact, that Obcr, Wilson & Co.
are selling more dry goods, fans and parasols
have the largest stock and offer them at prices
way below their neighbors.
Mr.. ". ". Durand. agent for Howe's Great
London circus, is gentleman whom printers
like to meet. He is not one Of those "bulldoz-
ing" fellows a man is almost obliged to have
fight with in doing business with him,
Be 1t ever SO attractive, the Great London
Show will not any where near equal that OF d.
& J. b. Whitehead, the leading jewellers of
Western Kansas. Anything in their line can
be had at very low rates. Cali On them.
NoTIcE-The members of Class B, Odd Eel
lows Funeral Aid Association, will take notice
that there is an assessment due, and mus. be
paid on or be fore July II, 1873.
L. N. FUTILE, Local Agent
NoTICE-7he members OF Class A. Odd Eel
lows Funeral Aid Association, will take notice
that there are three assessments due, and must
be paid on or before July IA, 1873.
l.. NJ. FUTILE, Local Agent.
The bridge across the Smoky Hill, on Iron
avenue, this city, will be put together as near
as possible before the old bridge is removed.
The builders are of the opinion that travel
wilt not be interrupted longer than two days.
F. Vain is going to close out his green
house business! and Is now offering house plants
at greatly reduced prices-hslf price on many.
This is a rare opportunity for ladies to pur-
chase plants with which to decorate their
homes.
Messrs. X. L. Mcconnell and c. Z. Edison,
Of Hays City, were in town on Sunday shaking
hands with their many friends. The boys
look hearty. 1t must agree with them to
conduct the finest Office in Hays City, as the
Sentinel says.
The new bridge at Carlin's, across Dry creek.
is completed and teams are crossing "without
fear or trembling" Messrs. kreuger & Parker
have made good job Of this bridge, and we
hope they will he able to Figure in other
bridges in this country.
Messrs Bagnal and Dun, OF Minneapolis,
were down on Wednesday and madejus a.pleas-
ant call. MIR. Bagnal is brother-in-law Of
Mr.. Bessack, OF the Herald, and an old-time
Wisconsin acquaintance OF ours. Mr.. Dun
works in the Sentinel Office in Minneapolis.
Chicago Grocery House of f. w. Clsrk's
has just received fresh and has for sale:
800 lbs DelmonicO hams,
500 lbs breakfast bacon,
Very best old government Java coffee,
Genuine Moca coffee,
IL lbs Michigan dried apples for SLIGO,
Good syrup for IS cts.
Orleans 40 and 80 cts.
The lectures of Rev. ID. Holmes, of Topeka,
Kansas, were decided success. We have heard
high-priced and famous lecturers whose efforts
fell far below these inpOwer and beauty. The
discourse on marriage, happy and unhappy,
drew larger than the other, as the subject was
more generally attractive and the brilliancy Of
the address on Monday evening had begun to
give the lecturer the reputation which he de-
Nationalist.
Last Wednesday evening DR.. ]. w. Crowley
received telegram from Mr.. ID. +. Done2an.
at Brookville, summoning him to that place
The doctor barely reached the
passenger train. Arriving at Brook
vile he found that Mr.. Donegan's little boy
Frank had been thrown from = horse and the
elbow was very badly shattered by the fall.
when last heard from the little fellow was fast
Mr.. Pierce sheriff Of Mcpherson county, was
In Salina on Monday, on his way TO Kansas
City. Mr.. Pierce says the Mcpherson people
will probably turn their trade to this city il
:hey::can get as favorable rates over the kansas
Pacific railroad as are given them on the other
route. We believe the business men here will