The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-13

remain a few weeks. The professor will N
turn in time to conduct the county normsl In
stitute.
Ladie-' Linen Suits very cheap At Ober, vi
son & Co.'s.
The next meeting of the Gy sum Farmer,
Club will be held at Mr.. VIM. Pettes' next Sa,
urday evening. J. K. Hudson. editor of th
Kansas Farmer, and Mrs. Hudson. have prom
ised to be present.
A nice line Of Gents Low-quarter Shoes jua
received at Ober. Wilson 4 Co.'S.
Several of our fellow citizens are willing 8,
run for the Office ofsherif In case Sam doe
not get through hunting BY election time. Il
the mean time the deputies are attending {.
the duties of the Office.
| Mrs. Dora French. of Kansas City, win Civ,
select readings in Salina, June 10th.
Mr.. Hiram Merrell has been employed q
clerk in Mr., j. o. Campbell's drug store, and
Is now at work behind the counters, He Is {
pleasant young gentleman and will always b
found agreeable to customers.
All kind Of Leather and Shoe-makers' goods
at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Why is 1t that Ober. Wilson & Co., sell NOR
clothing than their neighbors: Simply this.
they have nice selection and sell them lower
than anybody. Go, examine and be convinced
that you canlsave money by trading with them.
Misses kid shoes-Rochester made, low cut,
J.. C. RASH & SoN.
Messrs. Kendall and Fargo. Of Topeka, were
in Salina on Saturday last. Mr.. Kendall Is pro
prietor Of the well known dry goods house
bearing his name In Topeka, and was for.
merly in partnership with Mr.. Carver in this
city.
White goods at nearly half their value.
ROTHsCHILD BROS.
Van Light returned from Texas on Wednes-
day. Bruce says he don't think Van 20 limo
cent as he appears; that he must have turned the
hunting outfit over to Sam somewhere. Van
thinks Bruce ought to know where the "outit''
went.
See Our new line of silk parasols and fans,
they are beautiful and cheap. S
So RoTHscHLD BROS.
The Baltimore Clothing House arc now SELL
ing out their spring and summer clothing and
gents furnishing goods 70 make room for .
very largo stock of fall and winter goods
which they will put in this fall. They mean
what they say.
Don't 60 to any other place to buy your
clothing, when we sell you goods at your own
prices. J. HKNAN & Co.
number of Brookville gentlemen were
down on Monday to attend the Sheriff's sale
of Barney Bohan's property. When the sale
was about to be made. It was found that the
Sheriff had naade mistake In the advertise
ment. and Tie sale was postponed.
Mr.. Isaac Kaufman, Of Johnstown Pa,
whose visit to Mr.: Gels we made mention Of .
lew weeks ago, writes that after travelling over
the State of Kansas very thoroughly. he Is sat
isfied that the valleys In Saline and Dickinson
are the finest in Kansas, II not In the
whole west. Mr.. Kaufman Is an experienced.
farmer and extensive land owner.
few Summer Silks left. They are for sale
lower than you can buy Of any one else.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
We will hereafter issue a supplement every
week as our advertising Is increasing to such
an extent as to crowd out the reading matter.
We have had arrangements made several weeks
for the supplements but through mistake they
were missent. Hereafter our readers can de-
pend upon receiving the regular allowance
of interesting reading matter which the JOUR-
NAL always furnishes.
Platter, Crew & Co. will receive from one
to two ear loads of Horses and Mules, daily for
the next two months. lS-iw.
Next Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock the reg
ular meeting of the Salina Temperance Union,
ercises will be conducted In the same manner
IS at the last meeting. The following young
ladies' and gentleman will take part in the ex-
ercises: Misses Thorpe, Wells and Sallie Ross,
Masters T. J. Smith and Sheppard. A choir
Of sixty singers will lead the music. All are
to bring their 'Bugle Notes."
Platter. Crew & Co. are reliable and keep
The best and largest stock Of Horses and Mules
ever offered in Salina. 1S4w.
Died, In Salina, on Wednesday evening, June
18th, j. G.. Adolf, third son of Oscar and Jo-
hanna Seitz, aged years, months and 3 days.
NC IuucEoA tAAcS psAcc ~ 4 CHUCK TINS 3ItcT.
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz have the sincere
OF the community In the deep attic
lion which has been visited upon them In the
loss Of their son. He was manly boy, and
always pleasantly received the attentions paid
him BY friends Of the family. He was sick
lbout four weeks.
Ladies, you can buy Q trimmed linen suit
lower of US than of any other in the State.
ODER, WILSON 4 Co.
Why is 1t that the County Commissioners |
lllow the county Jail to remain In the condi.
ion 1t was left BY Davis and Bsllhf The wan
has not yet been repaired where they tore It
Town to escape. To be sure our county people
ne good, peaceable citizens, yet in such COM
once In awhile some crime Is COM
nitted which requires tho imprisonment Of
he offender. Such thing Is possible even |
n Saline county. II may be ecoaomy 10 wsis
Until material Is cheaper, yet, It would seem |
hat as protective measure it d too weak.
WANrED-To trade . second hand spring |
wagon and harness for milk stock.
II: J. n. ANDEsoN.
Messrs. Yungheisch & Litch are making AZ |
angements to establish pottery in the north
astern portion Of town, near the Phillips |
property. This is glad tidings to people In
his part Of the state. OF all wares .hipped |