The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-22
Fruits of all kinds at Lay's.

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A fine fountain adorns W. r. Gels from
yard. .4------.ta
The most excellentIy favored ice cream II
the city, at Lays.
A young men's club room is again bein,
talked of.
A car load OF corn just received by 5. n
Palmer.
Low prices and square dealing, at Sargent 4
Williams.
Candidates for county offices begin to b.
mentioned.
For spring bonnets and hats, call on Mr.
A. r. Grier.
A fine stock Of gents furnishing goods, al
Sargent & Williams
Remember the festival at the NJ g. Church
this evening.
Wall paper. books and fancy stationery, a
Mrs. A. r. Grier's.
Mr.. s. Z. Robinson and lady returned from,
st. Louis last evening.
Parasols at greatly reduced prices at sar
gent & Williams.
Fresh prunes, 8 pounds for Sl.0O, at ODER
Bond & Wilson's.
The Delinquent fax list will be published in
the JOURNAL next week.
9pounis dried apples for 81 90. at ODER
Bond & Wilson'S.
New style hats. scarfs, ties, fans &c, at Mrs
AT. Grier's.
Mr. w. s. Lowe intends opening photo
graph gallery at Abilene.
Now or never. come and get pair of pants
for 80 cents. at ODER. Bond Sc wilson's.
The school district elections take place abou
the middle of next month.
A ear load OF corn just received by S. NJ
Palmer.
The Episcopal church is to be consecrated
by the Bishop on August lst ----~-,
A car load of corn just received by $. NJ.
Palmer.
Much endowment can 10 had ut the festival
at the NJ f. Church. this evening.
CaIicoos new. neat and knobby. at ODER,
Bond & wilson's.
Mr. G. NJ welIman. editor Of the Lincoln
Center Register. called this morning.
Cottonades for pants at your own price, at
ODER Bond & Wilson's.
Mr.. Willis Keslcr has nearly completed his
addition to his saloon and liquor store.
4 ear load of corn just received by s. ".
Palmer.
J. f. Bliss, travelling agent of the Leaven-
worth Commercial. called last Saturday.
A large stock Of muSlins, blcached and I'M
beachpd. all widths. at Sargent Sc Williams -,
Judge Prescott has nearly recovered from
his late sickness ana is again upon our streets.
Extra heavy unbleachcd muslin at II cents
per yard. at ODER, Bond 4 Wilson's. We mean
business.
It is reported ina: a cheese factory will
soon he started on the land adjoining Beebe's
addition. X
A car load of corn just received by 5. NJ.
Palmer.
Wheat quo'a'iDne are low and rs conse-
Tucnce very little grain is being odd in salina.
just at present
Just received 80 barrels of machine oils at
Oscar ScitZ's.
The German MethodiItS hold their quaterly
meeting on Sunday. the lSt day of August, at
the NJ. +. Church.
Lubncatinq oils by the barrel, and in any
at Oscar Seitzs.
We understand that the members Of the
Christian church are making arrangements to
build a church building. ~~ ~
A new stock Of casimcrcs. latest styles. fine
black broad cloth and doeSkn. at very low
prices. at the New York Store.
4 more respectable summer than we have
had thus far in Kansas has not existed
IN any climate under the sun.
To make room for their new stock OF cloth
ing Sargent & Williams are closing out their
present stock at very low prices.
McSsrS Ober Bond Wilson have started a
branch store at Lincoln Center. and Nr. Angel
Is to have charge of the same.
Great inducem ants given in ready-madc
clothing at the New York Store.
Those who listened to the lecture Of Row.
Mr. Willard ut the Baptist church last Sunday
,vcsing. speak of it in the highest terms.
The cheapest store in Saina is the New York
Store. Buy you goods there if you want to
save 20 per cent.
The basket meeting last Sunday was quite
success. Rev. Mr.. Hill preached in III. morn
ng and Rev. Mr.. Lockwood in the afternoon.
The New York Store is selling all goods in
heir stock cheaper than any one else, this is a
act, GO and be convinced Of il.
f. w. Obcr and 7. Q. Bond have been NJ
Lincoln Center this week. on business con-
lected with their new enterprise at that place.
The place TO buy your ready made clothing.
$ the New York Stose for there YOU &C. bet
ter goods for less meney, than at any other
store in town.
Capt. F. A. wildman and lady start for
Norwalk, Ohio, next Monday morning and
win visit with their Ohio friends for several
weeks. ---- ~
Mrs. f. T. Trego. Of Philadelphia. lccturrd
M spiritualiSur. at the building opposite the
JOURNAL Office. on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
lay evenings last.
We have the largest and best selected stork
" boots and shoes now in store which we
wish 20 close out at cost. Call and see ODER.