The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-04


Seed corn for sale at Powers, Goodnow Il
Cos.
Apple and peach butter, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson'S.
Most of the lawyers have gone to Mcpherson
to attend court.
Big Bargains in everything, at obcr, Bond
s. wilson's.
With the boys it is g How do you feel, my
child 60 $3.50, dear father"
On your way home stop in and buy can of
those fine oysters at Lays.
A very valuable horse belonging to Mr..
James Chace died last Saturday.
Drive right to the elevator-you will always
get the top of the market. n
Abncr Birch, brother of Mr.. Isaac A. Birclh
died last Sunday and was buried last Tuesday!
Car load pure white seed corn, received at
Palmers flour and feed store.
The members of the Presbyterian church
are making arrangements to build a parsonage;
ZOO bushels of choice shelled corn for sale
at low figures, by W. NJ. Clarkson.
The District court of this county convenes
next Monday. The Bohan case will probably be
tried.
Mrs. w. Vi. Clarkson started for Illinois this
morning. Her visit will be OF several months
duration. ~---- -
There is satisfaction in knowing that 'cLteT
heather cannot last longer than this month, al
any rate
Farmers study your interest and sell you
grain to regular dealers.
POWERS, GooDSow Co.
About SIS. GOO will be expended by the com
missioners to obtain ncceSsarieS for the dcsti
tutc. TX
4 beautiful specimen Of horse was exhibit
ed on the corners y to the adlniring farmers
/ last Saturday.
/ All kinds OF sewing machine needles TO
! sale at the Remington sewing machine room
of Fas sett 6 Bowen.
J. j. johnson, Of the Belolt Gazette, was II
town last Saturday. Jet, you didn't com
around. Why?
Remember Powers, Goodnow i Go. VII
not be overbid on grain.
The long bridge over tie Solomon river
near Solomon city, which has been rebuilding
has been finished. *
The best of board, at the cheapest rates, q
,ha NoIson II,p,e Of
Several farmers are cutting firewood iron
timber which about six years ago was simpi
brush.
If you desire to bay sound and paiatabl
fruit, go to Lays.
p A monstrous teakcttle hovers over 4. .
Schwar,z's new stand. That certainly Is oil
Father Tcakettle himself "
Oyster parties will get the best of treatmel
at Thacher's.
The young lady with the camels hump
looking for the young man with real camel
hair mouStaohe.
Wanted at once, 10000 bushels of wheat, ''
which we will pay the highest cash price.
CLARKsoH & GEBHART.
? No township elections next month. IL
agony of township officers is therefore pr'
: lOll8tu ANN i''ii'
If YOU want a square meal stop at the Ne
+ son House. one door south Bishops land Ollie
+ o,,,,. >, can't. ,,e,I Of
The officers of the Salina Building Associ
ton tor the ensuing year arc to be elected ne'
Saturday evening.
Remember that oysters are good for the Ii
er. and that they are sold very fresh and prC
pared in the best of style by Thacher.
The newly appointed Governor of Colorad
Rouatt. is a relative OF w. /. Hall, of the fir
of Radclif Brothers & Hall.
. All kinds of sewing machines repaired al
n new parts furnished, at the Remington ;. !
= agency. FAssErr BOWEN
Mr.. d. 3. Powers talks Of treating some
his friends TO Il big hunt on horseback, at
r rancho southwest OF Saina.
Purchasers Of the Remington Family Sewn
, Machine receive all the attachments witho
: extra charge. FAssErr & Bowen, Agent
d Abilene has board of trade and is Salina
= take the background in tins respect: Nj
}, Rerks elsewhere refers to this matter with Sc
IS sible words.
Is Oyster parties can be handsomely served
Lays.
u Ten carloads Of old bones wanted by n
ID Ambrose Micks.
!, A revival Is being held at Bavaria, Rev. n
n Matson conducting it. Several have alrea
> been converted. Rev. Dir. Young is also CO
IN Quoting a revival at New Cambria.
The ladies everywhere declare the Remin
ton Family Sewing machine to be peerless
its swift and silent motion. and its easy ada
ability TO every kind OF work.
II FAssrTT BowES, Agents
Some Of those elIarrcd hitchlng posts alo
- the old burnt district are not very elegal
Some dentist should come along and eNtr:
-. them. They are perfect pictures OF ="
snags." >S
We have received new and large sock
clothing. 1t is the largest stock ever brous
TO this city. Full suits for from So to $50.
Y LIrowIcH & WHITMAN
Attention is called to the advertisement
N Mr.. J. c. Smith. which appears in anot!
column. All who have hides or furs TO
"A will DO we'll By calling on him at the buiidi
in the rear Of the City Hotel.
n. Messrs. Barneck & DAVIS. offer for sale tn
Soloon huil6inc and the ground which IL