The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-18
Don't fail to attend the Mihstrels Friday and


A valuable horse belonging to Mr.. A. G
Couse died the first of this week. Hard driv-
ing with little epizoot thrown in is wha
killed him. x
We have splendid public school building; and VIII,
can't we have normal school department added
thereto 10 give the scholars and teachers chanc'
to buy their goods cheap at ODER, Bond Wilson's
cheap corner.
Prints cents per yard. and everything else
in proportion, at the broken down. st one
palace, the New York Store.
Gents kid gloves, silk ties, white and col.
ored shirts, underwear &c, in great variety
and cheaper than ever offered before, at Sar-
gent & Williams.
Mr.. John wigom, of Scott county, Indiana
has been visiting with his friend Mr.. Taylor
Miller. lie is much pleased with Kansas, and
talks of investing here. -
While they are talking about hard money,
the rag baby" &C., all over the land ,remem-
Der that A. NJ. Campbell 81 Co. will take paper
money for goods Of all kinds, and those goods
are as durable as specie itself.
Look ont for large stock Of dry goods
which will arrive in few days for the "br0k'
Ell down stone palace.
While calico is being sold at cents and 9th
er prices are declining, remember that our
prices are always as low as the lowest.
j. C. RASH & Son.
/ Leavenworti,'s inhabitants are migrating tc
Salina. Several of her business men are seek
| ing locations here. Come on. Sllina Is to be
the metropolis OF Kansas.-- <
Sargent q Williams have now complete
line of everything in dry goods, boots, shoes
! and clothing and are Offering unusual induce
ments to parties wanting goods in their line.
There will be union services ut the Presby-
terian church next Thursday. Thanksgiving
day. Rev. w. A. Simkins will preach the SER
mon. All are invited TO attend.
Messrs Taylor 4 McQuary, proprletors o
the City Hotel, are building Il large barn il
the rear OF their hotel for the accommodation
OF travellers. -@ x
Now is the time for weather prophets to feel
tie bark OH their dogs. If it is the thickest
Oh the north side Of the dog, it will be a cold
winter, and he will howl much at nights.
WAsTED-To sell or trade for land or stock
house and lot No IS Santa Fe Avenue. Fol
further information, apply 10 Willis. Keslcr,
corner of Santa Fe aud.lron Avenues.
The frame Of Messr-, G. Il. Underwood &
Co.'S new grain elevator has been raised. Ii
will be IL large and handsome building, and
another monument Of Salinas ehterprise.>>
Lay will furnish oyters to parties and to fes-
rivals, of much better quality and ut cheaper
prices than can be- purchased elsewhere in the
city.
| The new Methodist church, seven. miles
south of town, is approaching completion. Mr..
! |. Broomfield, plas:erer, has the building in
charge, and he is to plaster it right AWAY
The Arctic black goods are the best. For
sale at tho ''broken down" stone palace, the
New York Store.
We understand that Mr.. J. A. Nelson is
making arrangements 10 put up his brick build
ing within few weeks; also that another
building is to be.buit adjoining his Oh the Wes'
We viii not be undersold by any house.
LuowICH & WrTTMASN.
Sheriff Going is repairing his house, next to
Maj. BerIs' office, Oh Santa Fe, and will move
into it after sam. Long steps into his official
i>hocs. Tom. says it is hard TO come down to
il. - ~
Dry goods and clothing are sold cheaper al
the New York Store than at any other place in
town. LItowich & Whitman will not be I'M
dersold in anything in dry goods or clothing
That walking race of 100 miles did not come
off last Friday. clustering weather interviewed
and the race was given up. We understand
that it is TO take place as soon is We shall have
favorable weather.
Everybody come and see The low prices OF
dry goods and clothing which we offer from
this day OIL, at The broken down. Stone pal
ace.
The other day Prof. Allen, the "walkist, -
tried the speed OF ms pedal extremties, and
succeeded in outwalking a fast walking horse
-tramping from the corner.of Santa Fe and
Iron avenues to the railroad track.
Cotton fannels 10 cents, cotton batten IS
cents, ginghams 10 cents per yard women
good leather shoes 81. %, boots So; calico 2-3
to cents yer yard, wool skirts 81, and every
thing at very low prices, at Sargent & Will
lams'.
You ought to see the large crowds Of people
that come to town since new goods have arrv-
ed come on, gentlemen, our merchants are
bound to suit you in kind, quality and price :;
they will not be undersold by surrounding
towns.
The Virginia Nectar - il the narnc of new brand
of smoking tobacco mann ctureC by Samuel Ayres
OF Richmond, Va. Mr. W. :. Wells $ selling 1t here
II cheap the popular Little Pet and much
bet er Ii is the finest and best tobacco sold
in Salina,
Mr.. L. j. Lynde, of Kansas City, visited
with his Salina friends the last OF last week
and the first of this week. Tom. is always
heartily wecomed in this latitude. May he
find it. to his advantage to become a citizen of
Salina again.
salina being in the central part Of the State
strongly favor Of having the state capitol removed
10 this point, and If arrange have excur
sion OF the Legislature thus winter IL will be settled
beyeund doubt, if they will call on Ober. Bond K
ilson and the amount OF goods they are selling
sud the ruinous low prices they getting for them
Salina never was troubled with the spelling
epizoot. Now that the fashion Is old and Is