The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-09

about the middle Of August.
! Go to tire New York store and buy one Of
1 those nice black lace shawls, only $1.75.
The Catholics intend giving picnic about
the middle Of next month.
| Call at TEACHERS new bakery to get your
bread and cakes.
II is said that buckwheat sown with potatoes
will keep the potato bug away.
Highest market prices paid for wheat by
Powers, Goodnow & Co.
Gels & Co. have commenced laying brick
walk in front of their bank.
/ The best favored ice crsam in the city at
Thacler's-
The Youngest child OF David Phillips died
yesterday.
! Top prices paid for oats by Powers, Good
now 4 Co.
The commissioners are busy equalizing as
sessments.
BE SURE AND GET PRICES OF GULF 4 WICK
HAM BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
The fun afforded by the fantasies was ''im-
mense'' Gen. Supt." Gels did his work well.
as lie always does. -<
Highest price tor corn paid by Powers, Good
now Il Co.
ina neigllboring city. if ayonng man cheats
at croquet. the young ladies caress the fiange
Of his ears wit, n,allet.
w.P. Thachcr is now ready to do all kinds
of baking.
Mr. &. 5. Ra,lclif chimes in with about 1.-TWO
times" and is very happy since the circu;n-
starcc OF yesterday girl.
The best of board. at the cheapest rates. at
GINS Nelson's boarding house. Eff
Clothing. clothing. the largest and best Sc
Icc,cd stock and cheaper than at any other
place-at the New York store.
Large numbers OF white perch and buffalo
were caught 10y party of Salinaites. last Mon
day. in the Saline river near New Canbris.->
BEST COMMON LUMBEs FOR so, At CULr
Mr.. r. L. Bond has purchased the lot just
west at B. l.. Wilson's. On the cast side, and
is preparing To build residence tl,crcsn!-S<
The ladies' call at Lay. 10 get their u
cream.
I
under rapid process OF construction. the
house being ready for the roof, and The build
enclosed.
At the ice cream parlors OF the Dclmonicc
, you can get the best Of ice cream.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
I Frank Goodnow slartrd for denver last Tues
day night. They will remain among the
mountains for several WEEKS. s==->-s.. !.
$4,000 pounds of flca,r and meal at wholesale
, mill prices-by W. NJ. CLAEKsoN.
: The largest stock OF 'iry good a; the New
: York store.
Lays ice cream is tho most popular article
. in town.
DIMENSION LUMBER FOR ~ 40 Al GULF
u MlCkHiN's.
We understand that the celebration at til,
Bu:tcs was grand success. L. W. liodykin
son. Esq delivered a very fine Grafton, as eve
rybody anticipated. 4ssrysXaS large crow
present and they were treated Well in every
respect.
Buy your dry goods at the New ! ork store
for there you get them from 10 TO Is per cent
: cheaper iIan at any other store.
Tie American Sardine Co.'S Bonelcss Sar
dimes. are much better. and less than half tn
cost Of imported sardincs. Sly
i Mr.. George Kruger las moved his >hci
G FROM Eighth to Seventh street. 1t is now Bca
. ted near VIM IIakc's blacksmith Shop Mr.
p Kruger is leading architect and builder in
this country and when any mice Jobs are tc
}. be done. he is generally called upon.
!. Powers. Goodncw 4 Co. will buy corn. .oat
:, and wheat, and pay the best prices therefor
l. Call at Gooduow's lumber yard.
We observe with pleasure that the city AL
ihoriiics are having the weeds and sunfOwer
cut down about town. A mower is slayin.
J. them fcarfully. ~No,hing Injuries the looks G
u our town so much as those ugly sun1Ower
which have h rctOf0rc O5structed our vision
in almost every direction.
p BE SURE AND GET Prices OF GULF WICK
II HAM BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
: 1t Is reported that two OF our business mey
e are intending to put upa block Of two building
= the upper story to be used as a city hall 3n
4 the lower one for stores. A city hall wSuI'
pay well. and we hope the gentlemen wiI
Il carry out their plans. --<
If you want a square meal stop at the tev
Q boarding house opposite Maj. Berk IS real estht
ofiice-only % cents meal. 2tf
g Kansas is much better of in the conditio
OF its crops than Missouri. The corn alon
h the Missouri Pacific route has been twisted ID
l. to rolls BY the hea:while that Of Kansas, look
ed very fresh. The wheat in this section look
- much better than amy we saw in Missouri o
;. Eastern Kansas.
K DRESSED, LUMBER fUR ss,.s, AT CULP
WlLkHAM'S.
!. Gov. Osborn and family passed through thi
:. place Friday en- route to Denver. lie was me
at the depot by many friends who cordially ID
vlted him to remain over the Fourth. lie coul
not do so, however, but signiiied his intentio
to stop in Salina one day on his return.
: New carpets aud trunks, very cheap, :
, Ober & Bond's.
e The old school house, sold ut auction Ia,