The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25

Aaos "CCAs euu CoIIicu away nearly WnOI(
set OF dishes, dozen silver spoons, and otheI
artielss.
Mr.. Norris, Of Topeka, called on Saturday
He h;'l came to take charge OF the city lisl
of the Morning News, but has since changed
his plans.
Miss X. L. Phillips returned from Illinoi,
last Saturday evening, and IL now engaged In
assisting Prof. Fitzpatrick 10 the county Nor.
NAL Institute.
Our weather report did not do the heat jus.
tice last week. The thermometer on the 18th
was reported a. IS above, when 1t should have
been Sc degrees.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Leavenworth Press says: Capt. E. w. Ayres
has gone to Richmond, Virginia, to remain
this month and August.
Remember that the Mississippi shirtings,
apron check plaids and stripes, cottonades, etc
are the best and cheapest In the world. Ober,
Wilson & Co. sole agents.
Money promptly furnished At nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi.
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
II Salina, Kansas.
The wife Of Mr.. Samuel Kelley, OF Gypsum
Creek, this county, died last Thursday evening.
She leaves several children. Mr.. Kelley has
the sympathy Of many friends in the county.
A tramp rode from Breokville to Salina Ou
one Of the trucks to passenger car on Sum
day morning. When discovered he was GOV.
cred from head to foot with thick coating o!
dust.
DE- J. B. Whitehead have opened their
grand exhibition Of jewelry and silver ware.
While you are looking at the grand display
OF beautiful goods. leave your watch with them
to be cleaned.
Mr.. A. J. Minard is with Buel & Cook. the
great Chicago shoe firm. Mrs. Minard will
make her home in Lawrence. Is this city will
be included In her husband's territory.-Law-
renee Journal.
Rev. ". A. Simkins and family are IN
Michigan visiting relatives. During Mr..
Simkins' absence no services will be held in
the Presbyterian church except by special
announcement.
Last Sunday the heat was almost unendura-
BILE until about $50 o'clock p. NJ, when q
brisk breeze from the northeast brought down
some Of the cooling wave that had been re-
ported In the east.
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 & GRIER.
Last Sunday while number Of boys were
bathing in Gypsum creek near its mouth
Howard Pepper, son Of Mr.. Charles Pepper,
was taken with cramp and drowned. His
body was recovered and buried on Monday.
$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 & Carrolls real estate agency, Santa Fe
avenue, Salina, Kansas. 244w.
A Mr.. wellslsgle, OF Des Moines, Iowa, was
In Salina last week and was SO pleased with
our city and surroundings that he decided to
come here to reside. He is man of consider
able means and will no doubt soon engage in
some business here.
Paul HUFF having Escaped the cyclone
which laid waste so large portion Of Rich
mond, Mo-, recently, has returned to his for
mer home, Salina, where he will remain in
definitely. Paul has many friends in this city
who are glad to welcome him back.
Percales worth Is cts. for sale at 10 cts.
Percales worth 10 cts, for sale at Z cts.
Piques worth II IL cts for sale at 8 cts.
Parasols, fans, and all summer goods at less
than cost to close. Now is the time to buy.
OBER, WILSON & Co.
Mr.. W. Allstrom. of the Chicago Times.
stopped off at Salina last week, on his way to
the mountains. His family were visiting with
the family OF Mr.. Chas. Firm in Mcpherson
county. and went west with Mr.. Allstrom.
He made pleasant call at the JOURNAL Office.
Mr.. W. T. McEvers died at the residence OF
z. r. Underwood on Monday morning at II
O'Clock. Mr.. MeEvers had resided in Salina
for some time and had many friends
among our citizens who will deeply mourn his
DEATH His wife arrived In Salina on Sunday
evening.
Mr.. II. c. Stanley is moving the old build
ings from Briggs & Gebhart's and Eberhardt
& Sudendori's lots on Santa Fe avenue. Mr..
Stanley Is becoming an ''expert" in the NOV
ing of buildings, and he Is now considered the
"boss" at that business. He has many calls
from other places to do moving.
At this time when so many ladies are pre-
pairing to put up fruit, it will De 4 saving to
them to know that boiling fruit can be poured
into glass jars without breaking them, II q solid
silver spoon Is first placed in the jar. This can
be depended upon. Is We know Of several Ia
dies who have tried it with success.
Charley Mohler and Jimmy Warner were
ON the face Of the dam last Thurs
day evening. when the current carried them
over. The boys luckily escaped serious In
jury, but: had their limbs and bodies scratched
on the rocks below. Several persons have
narrowly escaped being carried over.
The proprietors Of the Pacific House, ever
awake to the accommodation Of their guests,
have decided to run their 'buss between the
Cuba cigar store, corner Of Iron and Santa Fe
avenues, between 1870 and l:3O P. u. each day.
This will be OF great convenience to the trsv-
cling public as well as the boarders at the Pa
cific House.
Mr.. ). Grachwohl, Of Mount Pleasant. Iowa.
arrived on Friday last and took charge OF the