The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-18
Local News.

Local News.
October 1st-Falr commences.
Fair two weeks from yesterday.
uOctober 7th-Shootlng tournsmen
commences.
Notice the new advertisement of Fred
Baier, Jeweler.
Observe the new advertisement of J
C. Rash & Son.
Shooting tournament two weeks from
next Tuesday.
Mr.. A. Dsmman, of the Solomon Sen
tinel, called this morning.
Isn't it about time to substitute some
other word for "boom z" It's getting
altogether too stale.
Mrs. E. F. Dunbar, of Binghamton,
n. Y, is in the city, guest of her niece.
Mrs. w. u. Clarkson.
Quite number 0t Salins people ex.
pect to attend tho Kansas City Fair.
which commences next Monday.
Those new hand.knit Hoods for
Ladies' are so pretty. Call and see them
at ODER, HAoENAN l. WaIrrREDGE's.
Miss Georgia Pierce has returned from
Minneapolis, where she has boon visit.
ing with friends for the past three weeks.
$4,000 worth of Clothing Just re.
ceived. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest, is the
word at
ODER, HAaEMAN & WHIrTREDoE's.
Look all around aud then buy of the
cheapest house in kansas.
ODER, HAoEMAN & WHlTTREDaE's.
Ober, Hageman & Whittre dge have
been putting in some elegant show
cases into their Salins and Lindsborg
stores.
To PRINTERs.-We have for sale o
paper cutter, and card cutter--both in
good condition. They will be sold Al
bargain.
Messrs. Holcomb l. Felt, photograph.
ers, now occupy the gallery recently va
Gated by Shanafelt & Huston, in tho
Commercial Block.
Mr.. Birdsell McAllister started for
Kansas City last night. He is to assist
Mr.. +. C. Jackson as agent at the State
Line Railroad station.
CIoaks! Cloaks!. Cloaks y! for the
million; new, neat, nobby and cheaper
than the cheapest at
ODER, HAGENAN & WHIrTREDGE's.
Say, Charley! papa says l must not
see you again, until buy one of those
nice Gros.Grain silks at
ODER, HAGEMAN 4 WHIrTREDGE's.
"You're . Daisy, You're Darling"
that's what the ladies say of those now
hand knit hoods at
ODER, HAaEMAN 4 WHIrrREDGE's.
The new residences OF T. Il. Desring-
ton, Mr.. Kennedy, r. T. Watson and
Peter Mogler arc progressing finely and
will DO ready for occupancy at an early
date.
Farmers arc again complaining OF Q
dry soil, Notwithstanding last Thurs
day's rain; but that they are compelled
to 90 on with seeding, and are now very
busy with it.
The Shooting tournament will be tho
grandest exhibition which ever took |
place in Salina. Undoubtedly our city
will zee larger crowd on that occasion
than she ever saw before
Mr.. Samuel Sever killed u centipede |
in his house noar the Upper Mill last
week. He discovered it just as it was
about to jump upon his child. DR..
Nickles also trapped one at the Pacific
on Tuesday.
We have just received tho largest
stock Of Dry Goods ever opened in
Kansas. Now is the time to buy ut
ODER, HAaEMAN 4 IVhIrTRE DOES.
We ackno wlodge tho receipt of com
plimentary from the Central Kansas
Musical Union OF junction City to three
Il. NJ. S. Pinaforo performances, which
Iako place at the latter place on Sept. |
Both, Oct. LIST, End and 3rd.
1t is said that lump Of ordinary lime
about the size Of hens egg, dissolved
in half gallon Of clear water, Is an un.
falling remedy tor fever and ague. Skim
,ff in five or six hours and drink whom
,ver thirsty.
We have the lsrgest, cheapest, best
and nobbiest stock of dry goods, dress
goods, notions, cIosks, shawls, ETC., ever
opened in Kansas. We defy competi.
ion in prices Come and soc Us and We
will do you good.
ODER, HAGEMAN & WHrrTREDGE.
DR.. W. P. Cunningham, father of
Judge II. s. Cunningham of this city,
lied last Saturday, ut his home in Par
Illel, Has, at the age of SO years. He
vss quito we'll known in Saiina, and
vas very much respected. He was Ger
ainly most estimabie man, and bis loss
will DO deeply felt.
Dr.. Daily, assisted by DR.. Devens of
Kansas City, amputated the leg of Hugo
Jungle, of Cambris tow nship last week.
Ar. T. met with IN accident about two
'ears ago, from tho effects Of which he
FEVER recovered, rendering the opera
ion necessary.