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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-27

During the storm on Monday, the
Eth inst, Mr.. John Daleen who lives
two miles west of Falun =. o. had q
stack of wheat destroyed by lightning,
and his neighbor on the south, Mr..
Peter Soderbcrg. had calf killed from
the same cause. Both gentlemen were
fortunate enough Ia have their prop
erry insured. and Messrs. Branif Il
Cravens of this city, with whom they
were insured, went out on Friday last
and adjusted and paid the losses. Mr..
Daleen's loss amounted to SOL. O5, and
MIR. Sodcrberg's 10 Sl200.
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At Cost At Cost At Cost!
II. B. BIAIR 4 Co.,

AT Cost! At Cost! At Cost!
H. B. BLAIR q Co.,
Assaria.
Millinery and Fancy goods, wall
paper, etc.. etc, ETC., 1t cost this week.
Please call. A. T. 4 n. H. GRIER.
We are determined not to carry
over any Summer Goods. Come and
see us and secure Bargains.
OBER 4 HAaKNAN.
Farmers, pause for . moment from
your labors. and 90 to H. B. Blair 4
Cos, Assaria, for goods cheaper than
you ever bought them before. Cost"
II the the word ut Blair's.
We meen ii and we can prove It!
We want everybody to know It! We
shall sell our goods at cost. We shall
close out our entire stock by Aug. LIST.
H. b. BLAIR 4 Co, Assaria.
For SALE OR RENT.-A commo-
dious, well finished house, with good
outbuildings, situated in East Salina.
Apply to George Kruger, Iron avenue,
East Of bridge.
Floating in the air, above H. b.
Blair 4 Co.'S, at Assaria, are the EN-
phatic:wortis: STRICTLY AT CosT.'
The firm wish to close out everything
by August LIST.
The stock of H. b. Blair 4 Co., of
Assaria. must he closed out by the
first Of August, and for this reason
there is q regular slaughter Of goods
going ON at their place.
J. b. Perrin has re-opened his black
smith shop at the Salina Plow Works
building on Santa Fee, and would be
pleased to see his old patrons and
friends, and rs many new Ones As pos
sible. 24-3t.
The rush is to H. B. Blair 4 Co.'S,
Assaria, where they are giving away
goods. They want to close out by the
lst of August. They will almost pay
q person to take away the goods.
There Is no longer q monopoly In
the Cyclone, and Tornado Insurance
business. The Springfield Insurance
Co. of Mass, with over 2.225 600 of
assets, is in the field with low cash
rates. Insure with Wight 4 Carroll,
who represent the old reliable SPRING
field Insurance Co.
Parties DESTROYS of borrowing mon
ey upon real estate security will do
well to call upon c. E. Faulkner
for terms, as he has now completed
special arrangements with eastern
parties for seven and eight per cen
money, which can be loaned at q rea-
sOnable rate Of commission. 29-tf
The Marsh Ague Cure Is sold at the
low price of 80 cents-liquid or pills.
1t cures the worst cases Of 7ertian,
or Third Day Ague, and all forms of
Chills and Fever, when other medi-
cines fail. For sale by Maynard 4
Houser.
This is to certify that my property,
including grain in stacks was insured
at the agency Of Braniff 4 Cravens,
Salina, and that Oh the 18th of July,
had one stack of wheat destroyed
by fire originated by lightning, and
that on the 2lst of July, four days
afterwards and one day after receiving
notice of the loss, Messrs Braniff 4
Cravens paid me in full, SCI .O5, the
entire amount. JOHN DALEEN.
Salina Kansas. July %, 1882
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SWOgSU SOs WV sNOAs SoOSoeU-
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. J. Hartsock, pastor.
Anniversary Services.
The pastor will be pleased to greet
oil his friends OH Sabbath. All are
invited.
Services in the evening.
During the pastors vacation Rev.
A. J. Hesson will fill the pulpit.
There will be no break In the work of
the English Lutheran church.
Sabbath School ut 81.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. J. H. Young, pastor. Service
on Sunday next ut P. II.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Rev. P. Maurer, priest.
Hours for divine service:
8 O'Clock A. n, Low mass and in
struction.
10 O'Clock A. ~. High mass and in
struction.
3s'clOck p. H., vespen.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The pulpit during the spastor's alb
sence will Be supplied BY DIR. Bishop
and Rev. Mr.. Hesson for the morning
service.
No evening service.
Sabbath School It go.
The public always welcome.
CHnIsfIAN CHURCH.
A. d. Goodwin, Pastor.
Morning Service. Subject" The
Last week Of Christ with his disci-
PIES"
Evening Services, Subject. "spir-
itual tests. "John AL"
Sunday School ct q O'Clock.
Prayer Meeting wednesday evening
Teachen meeting ThuDdayeveaing.
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Pohets Items.

Harvesting about over and thresh-
ing machines are making music all
around and disappointing the farmers
by the yield of wheat being larger
than they anticipated.
PlOughing for wheat has commenced
and probably q larger acreage than
ever will be sOwn successfully. Fa rmers
here think early plOughing best some
believe that it is best to turn in the
stubble, and others TO burn il Off If
some of your numerous readers could
give US some fact in regard to the
matter II would be instructing. Sep
TENDER seems TO be the favorite time
for sowing. Oregon, Amber and Fultz
appear generally to have yielded best.
There will be in this section of the
country much larger proportion of
No. = wheat than ever before.
The Sabbath school picnic held i'm
ID. Resse's beautiful grove last Thurs
day was not success, for the weather
was very threatning; however those
who were there had q jolly time and
the dinner which was eaten i'm front
of Mr.. Reese's house was much en-
joyed by all-the scene was pict-
uresque, surrounded as il was, by
David's fine collection of farm ma
chinery. Some of the antique speci-
mems were in a fine state of preserva-
ton, considering the circumstances.
Mr.. Levitt delivered the address i'm
the grove, for which he received
vote of thanks. Miss &. Gillum pre-
sided ut the organ and the choir sang
some beautiful pieces. Swinging de-
lighted the young folks. DIR. Van
Eaton was chairman, and the CON-
nittee did all they could, but the
weather was not propitious.
The grove of cottOnwoods although
only planted four years ago, will aver
age over eighteen inches i'm circum-
ference and two feet high. Adjoining
this grove, is one of seven acres of
walnuts; although not SO large still the
growth Is enormous and proves that
forest culture can be made success.
Mr.. Reese believes in Kansas-and
well he may when he views his
droves of hsrses, cattle and hogs and
his sixty large stacks of wheat. He
has well earned this success by his
enterprise and his desire to assist those
not SO fortunate as himself.
Mrs. johnson took q large dose of
acomite by mistake which would
have proved fatal II prompt measures
had not been resorted to. She has
now recovered.
Miss Mary Quincy, now visiting
her sisters Mrs. G. White and Mrs. r..
Dresser, has quite recovered from her
accident which occurred q short time
ago.
VIC. Deighan has threshed and
sold 800 of No. = wheat.
David Reese Is threshiug his oats
experts say it will go over sixty BUSH
els to the acre.
Corn is still booming.
q. w.
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Mrs. Aug. Engst.Om, Of this city,
was at one time a teacher Of vocal cul-
ture i'm the ST Cecilia college Of Chi
cago. Slayton, the Lecture Bureau
man, recently made an effort TO en-
gage her to take the place Of the So
prano singer i'm the Swedish Nightin-
gale Troupe. the latter lady having
recently married.
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And still the corn prospers grandly.
The crop promises to be very large.
Corn will bring good prices this year,
for disastrous failures are reported In
the corn growing States Of Illinois
and Iowa. Iowa has supplied Kansas
with corn during the past year. Now
Kansas will reciprocate.
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Several gentlemen of this place are
arranging to engage i'm the sheep bus
iness on Gypsum creek on q pretty
large scale. IL Is TO be q stock COM
pany and about $4,000 will be in
vested in the business. The prospects
are that there will be no trouble In
getting the stock subscribed.
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On next Tuesday evening, at the
entertainment ofthe Christian church,
three lady singers will appear who
have attained much more than ordina-
~ reputation in the musical profess
sion. We refer 10 Miss Henne, of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mrs. Aug. Eng
strum and Mrs J. y. Schwartz, OF this
city. Ii will be rare treat for the
music lovers of our community to
hear these Indies sing.
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The ease of the State of Kansas VS..
Peter Nugler will be heard before the
September term of the Supreme court.
said case involves the question
whether the State can prohibit a man
from manufacturing liquors i'm this
state, where he has gone To great eX-
tense to erect buildings and machin-
cry for that purpose, and not recon-
pense him tor the property that would
Toe rendered useless 10y such prohibi-
ton. The ease is appealed from Sa-
line county and Hon J. q. Mohler is
assisting the State and Bond 4 Gar
Yer are attorneys for the defendant
TopcEu tapitai
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Several heavy storms have come up
from the southeast Of late. Some
thing which seldom happened I'm this
country previous to last year. A mass
of pure white clouds peer up like the
enow-rappeI submits of group Of
mountains, below them the dark
lea.len rain clouds appear, the snowy
cluads dissolve, the storm clouds over
spread the heavens and the rain begins
4, fall
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About forty persons went down h
Abilene last Friday, to attend the fu-
neral of Mr. J q. Northcraft. The at
tendance was very large. The Clay
Centre band. and two or three other
bands, were in the procession. Mr.
Northcraft Was the first mayor Of Abb
lene who had the courage to beard the
Texas cow boys i'm their murderous,
lawlcss career in that place, and
bring order from chaos.
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The Harvest Home" exercises
which occurred at the Lutheran
Church last Sunday morning were
very interesting aud impressive. The
sermon of the Pastor, published else
where, was fine production and pc
cuiiarly appropriate for the occasion.
The church decoration-the handi.
work of the ladies-exhibited much
taste and brought forth many warm
words Of admiration. Handsome fes-
toons of grain were hung near the
ceiling on three sides of the room. On
the altar arch, i'm grain, were the
words, Forget not all His benefits"
Over one main door were the words,
THE Lord Is good" and over the
other: "Give Thanks" Suspended
from the central chandelier in large
hanging basket was a magnificent
foliage plant. Suspended in various
parts of the house were cages contain
ing canary birds, which mingled their
melody with that from human voices.
In the various windows were little
sheavesof wheat On the walls. made
of grain were crosses, garlands sickles,
stars, etc. On the altar was . fruit
stand containing a handsome collec-
ton of grapes, peaches, apples and
other fruits which were grown in
this county. An anchor, . harp and
other beautiful emblems stood within
the altar railing. Home plants were
placed in various parts of the room.
The church was crowded with people.
Some estimate that there were eight
hundred persons present. The church
choir rendered their best selections
very satisfactorily.
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Sweet cider at H. II. Morrison's

Sweet cider at H. H. MOrrison's.
Mower for sale. Apply to Bishop 4
Chace.
The best cider i'm town at II. H. Nor
rison's.
Furnished rooms for rent.
BISHOP & CHACE.
Straw Hats at cost at Ober 4 Hage-
mans.
Selling at cost-H. b. Blair & Co.,
of Assaria, are.
Go to H. H. Morrison's for your fresh
canned goods.
Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes
at Litowich 4 Wolsiefier's.
A fine lot of new Spring Goods just
received by q. A. Solberg, tailor.
Lace Leather for sale at Ober 4
Hageman's.
Goods at wholesale prices at H. b.
Blair 4 Co.'S.
All kinds of machine oils at Oscar
Seitz's.
Parasols at cost at ODER & Hage-
mans.
Highest cash price paid for hogs at
Bartlett and Jenkins
The incest line Of Dress Goods in
the city at Ober 4 Hageman's.
A fine lot of new Spring Goods just
received by G. A. Solberg, tailor.
The cheapest store in the State is
Ober & Hageman's.
Cost prices guaranteed at H. B.
Blair 4 Co.'S, Assaria-
Boots and Shoes for the million at
Ober 4 Hageman's.
Lawns, Lawns, Lawns at actual
cost ut Ober 4 Hageman's.
H. B. Blair Il Co. Of Assaria, are
selling out at cost to close business.
The incest and cheapest line Of
clothing in the State IL at Ober 4
Hageman's.
Cha. r. Munger, Newton, Kansas,
State agent for school seats, maps,
globes, etc Agents wanted. Fly
Great sacrifices In all classes of Sum-
mer Goods to clsse stock, ct Ober 4
Hageman's.
Go and buy cheap goods and good
goods ut II. B. Blair 3 Co.'S, Assaria.
Selling 1t cost.
A penny saved b better than . PEN
ny earned. You can ave 500 . year
By trading with Ober 4 Hagsman.
No gooes In Saline county are sold
near - cheap - those ct H. b. Blair
4 Co'A Evssything goss 1t COST
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Mr.. J. 1. Huber takes charge of the
STROBE * Wilmarth Touring mill ut
tulvcr postofiice. on the Saline, about
the 18th of August. He designs turn
Ing il into an exclusively custom mill,
ana hopes Ia give satisfaction To the
many patrons who will naturally flock
there. Mr.. Huber is an experienced
miller, and "A thoroughly reliable man.
He will give notice i'm these columns
when the mill under his direction will
be ready for business
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We call attention to the new stock
advertisement of Messrs. Clifford 4
Hamilton, who have the finest herd of
cattle in the state Stock men will do
well 10 regard this sale. We are salts
fled from the reputation of these gen
tlemen as stock raisers that farmers
aud others who really desire to I'M
prove their herds, or make additions
Ia their herds of only the best stock,
cannot do better than TO attend this
sale in September and invest.
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FIN OoClses Reward.

Stolen from the barn of e. J. Peck,
Seventh street. about six weeks ago,
and from the barn Of Neil Haggart,
Santa Fe Avenue, the night Of the 23d
inst, two nickel-plated single har-
nesses. A reward Of SIS. IL offered for
the recovery Of either harness, and SIS
for the arrest and conviction Of the
thief. 1T. WELLS, Salina, Ks.
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Miss Annie Henne, of Pittsburg, Pa. :.
j. visiting her sister, Mrs. J. n
Schwartz. She will remain here
about four week.. Miss Henne is one
of three sisters who were known i'm
Pittsburg a. the musical family
Mrs. Schwartz is also one of the three.
Miss Henne il now engaged i'm the
choir Of one of the leading churches Of
Pitt-burg. and as "a singer has acquired
considerable celebrity.
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Psesessl! To msa ealyl

The Violate Belt Co., Marshall,
Mich, win send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated
Electro Voltajc Belts and Electric APP
pliances ON trial for thirty days to men
(young or old) who ere AFFLICTED with
Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality and
Manhood, and kindred troables. guar
antssins speedy and complete restor-
alton Of health and manly vigof. Ad-
drsn - above. n. B.-No Fisk b in
carred, - Thirty days' tsiAl = allowed.
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than In Geological Garden Europe America found the
only pair Of full living Hppopoam towering living Gira
pair Wooly Elphan first twohone hveon hh
Arabian Cames Crested Snow White Buffalo,
African bound
Cages filled with the Finest Collection Herbvous
nais ev anyw
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Al AocH00.

Eight fresh mich cows. fifteen head
Of calves and yearlings, seven head Of
horses and colts, eighteen head Of
hogs, two hundred bushels Of oats,
Big Giant feed mill, farm implements
ETC., atCarruthen q Brown 3 ten miles
southeast Of Salina ON next Tuesday,
August I, 1882. For further informa-
ton call on w. r. Gels, Auctioneer.
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The 0issinauishlna Charm

A delightful fragrance Of freshly
gathered flowers and spices Ii the dis
tinguishing charm of Floreston Co
logne.
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Salina Markets.

WINTER WHEAT-No. l, K Mo-,
ca G.
MILLET-SI. 256 500.
CORN-70cG soc.
OATS-6Oc.
RYE-65c(G70 zoe,
POTATOES-S2.OO per bushel.
i.
HOGS-$6 256 S6.5O
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SALrNA MYsIIcs.
Musical snd EIecutionsy Enterts inment

'sessSes s"S ssSSs'SesJ ss'sSs - ssssssSsss
In the Christian church, Tuesday
evening, August l. For the benefit
of the Sunday School:
PROGRAMME.
Song, Memories,
The Goodwin Family.
Recitation, Polyphemus and Ulysses,
II. A. Levitt.
Male Quartette, Evening by the Sea
Side, Messrs Bond, Aldrich,
Smith and Myers.
Recitation, The Famine,
Mrs F. c. Miller.
Solo. Waiting, Mrs. J. n. Schwartz
Recitation, T. l.. Bond.
Solo, Mrs. Aug. Engstrom.
Reading, The Face Against The Pane.
Mrs. II. A. Levitt.
Solo, Angels at the Window,
Miss Anna Henne.
Reading, Father Pills Collection,
Mrs T.. p. Collins.
Quartet, o, Lord vail not thy Face,
From the Opera of Fidelia, Miss
Blodgett, Mrs. Hitler, Messrs
Hitler and Wellington.
Admission 25cts., Children under
twelve years of age. 10 cts. Exercises
will begin promptly at eight o'clock.
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A stock farm Of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery, on Santa Fe avenue, e.
lima Apply to II. REn.
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The Topeka Capital. speaking Of
the L. 7. 6 q. w. BY, says:
a Track has been put down on this
'road distance Of ~ miles, and the
end Of the track u ~ miles from the
point In South Topeka where the de-
pot II to b constructed. making the
line when finished to Topeka just
fifty-eight miles from the Leaven-
worth depot TO the Topeka depot.
Trains have been running regularly
between Oskaloosa and Leavenworth
and new life has been infused thereby
into the latter city. The company
will construct to Topeka - rapidly
- possible, having been delayed by
the building 0fa series Of trestle works
In some bottoms this nde Of Oskal0osa.
They have enough ties to complete
the road to Topeka and enough iron
with the exception Of about eight
miles
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Tourists tickets are now OH sale at
this Office for Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, at So6 for the round
trip, good until October 3lst. None
sold after September 18th.
r. H. DAVIS, Agent
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aS-Erfra ooyi>s # THE JOURNAL rasy be hde
at Va Hcyb>as SOre and If ne Book saors Of |" A"e
Eead 4 SsJssdn.
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The prediction made Last week that
the Mystics would visit Minneapolis,
and meet face to face with q strong
nine, has been verified. In fact the
the nine was stronger than anticipated,
as any member Of the Mystic can test
ify. The game opened very auspi-
ciously for our boys who made some
very fine double plays, and upheld
their past reputation at the bat. But
the want of practice soon manifested
itself and by several very poor throws.
the Mystics were defeated. However
defeat may sometimes be turned into
victory, and the Mystics promise to
regain the lost laurels The members
of the nine speak i'm the most flatter-
ing terms Of their reception by the
"Blues." and the people Of Minneap-
oils, for which they tender their sim
cere thanks. The following is the
score
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Attention Ihresheea

We have Lace Leather for sale.
Just what you want.
ODER 4 HA0EMAN,
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For Rent.

Farm for rent and seed furnished
If desired. Apply to
H. b. MERRELL,
At Farmers Elevator.
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Would il not be well for the county
commissioners 10 take some steps to
prevent the blue grass i'm the Park
from being injured during the NJ. f.
Camp Meeting, in August. They
might have rule preventing any tents
being pitched within the enclosure
which contains the speakers stand,
well, seats, &c. In fact they might
order the tents pitched on ground not
covered with blue grass. The constant
tread of many feet for ten days, during
the dry and trying month of August.
might destroy the blue grass entirely.
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The Literary Society will favor our
citizens with another 81 their pleasant
entertainments tomorrow evening
Professor Langworthy has kindly
consented to participate In the enter
tainment, which fact alone should Sc
cure large audience. We trust that
our citizens will make . special effort
on this occasion to manifest their APP
probation Of the worth of this Society.
The programme for the evening Ii as
follows:
PROGRAMME.
Quartette-Mrs. Hitler, Miss Blod-
gett, II. A. Levitt and 7. l.. Bond.
RecitstiOn-MisseA. f. league.
Duet-Mrs. Z. A. Hitler, and Miss
Mary BlOdgett.
Optional-Prof. LangwOrthy.
Recess.
Duet-Miss Blodgett and G. A. Hill
Ter.
Scene from the rivals-Mrs. G. p.
Collins, Miss Clara league. T. L,Bond
aud n. H. LOOMS.
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Csttle for Sale

One hundred head Of yearlings.
c. G. BEssEY.
Abilene Kansas.
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Sheen For Sale.

A few hundred good breeding ewes,
also lot of Lambs Enquire Of F.
RObb, or Bartlett 4 Jenkins. 26-4t.
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The finest lot of Fish ever
opened. White Fish, Trout,
Shore Mackerel and Cod
fish.
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LITOwiCH & WOOLsIFFFER,

LITowiCH & WOOIsIFFrER,
The Leading Dry Goods House.
LitOwich l. WOOlsieffer have
What you desire,
A stock most complete
That all will admire.
Dry goods and notions,
Neckwear and wells,
Excellencies enormous
Are borne OIL their sails.
Fringes and embroideriss,
Hosiery and gloves.
Everything il offered
That woman loves.
Many excellent silks
From French mans sunny soil,
And shawls that are lovely
From midas patient toll,
Linens, napkins, towels
All prices and grades,
Alpacas, wOrsteds, fiannels
And chashmeres all shades.
And you'll find more comfort
In this elegant store,
Than I'm all Salina
Ifyou'll travel 1t DER.
In cOfiees Of the purest.
They do excel,
And the choicest brands Of sugars
Anu buSdIS tOO, Us Weit
Pepper, ginger, mustard,
With cinnamon and mace,
And the largest line of canned goods
You will find i'm any place.
Hams, shoulders eggs and butter,
With rich and fragrant cheese,
With barley grits and hOminy,
And crackers, beans and peas.
All these and much unmentioned,
At lowest price they sell
Go into l.. 4 VS., great specially store,
They are sur e to treat you well
Sheep For Sale.
A few hundred of good breeding ewes,
also a lot Of Lambs. Enquire Of F..
RObb, or Bartlett 4 Jenkins. 26-4t.
Csttie for Sale
One hundred head of yearlings.
c. G.. BEssEY.
Abilene Kansas.
For Rent.
Farm for rent and seed furnished
If desired. Apply to
H. b. MERRELL.
At Farmers' Elevator.
Attention ThresheFs.
We have Lace Leather for sale.
Just what you want.
ODER 4 HAaEMAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-27

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