The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-02-25

The Gypsum Hill Cemetery Association
elect their ai.,ers an the 18th Of Marcia. -isext
at two o'clock r. II.
wANTEp.-A female cook at the Pacific
House, Immediately.
10 pounds of New Orleans sugar for one dol
lar. at Watson's.
Our readers will find in another column the
proceeding Of the Third Quarterly Co-opera-
ton Meeting of the Christian Church OF Sail
ma District.
Bacon Is cts Sugar cured hams l6 l-3.
shoulders IL, at ODER. Bond & Wilson's
Pickles by the gallon (Girkins very. nice).a
| Watson's.
We understand that Mr.. E. II. Crawford
late in the boot and shoe business at this place,
is to take charge Of the hotel at Lincoln Cer,-
| ter.
Crockery. glassware. lamp chimneys, ETC..
at Watson's.
Car load pure white seed corn, received AZ
Palmer's -four and feed store.
Many of the farmers will build large and
substantial barns this year. They are satisfied
that TO do this makes 1t much better and safer
for tn cir grain and stock x
Canned pumpkins. dried corn and pumpkin
Alden process. At Watson's.
Twenty-Five cents will buy a cart-load OF
goods. at Carver's.
| Mr. F. c. York of Bavaria. with his BROTH
rr. Mr. c. Fl. York. ha. bought out store i'm
Enterprise. Dickinson county, and will en-
gage in the msrchantie business at that place
after the lst of March. x
Cuttings. California jellrys. jams and Cincin-
natti preserves. for sale at Watson's.
| Young man look out for tn It large. new and
- nobby." lot Of clothing to arrive at Sargent
& williams thi. week. You can get the latest
styles there and low prices. too.
Close III the wake OF marriages and rumors
OF marriages comes a whisper that Citizen
Grub is about to tie up to AN Illinois "clipper."
and this, it is said. can be really verified. will
Buffalo answer?
The best canned goods in the market. Every
can warranted at Watson's.
Car load pure white seed corn, received at
Palmer's -four and feed store.
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for nothing. Frank "reckons" another boy
his second son-wil eventually assist him in
garnering the sheaves OF much golden grain
into that VAT granery.
Boots and shoes. the largest, hest and cheap
est stock west Of the Missouri river. Call and
examine. make us an offer il you want to buy.
ORER. BOND & WILSON.
Ridenour 4 Baker splccd rolls and sugar
cured hams. at Watson's.
| Powers. Rial Il Co.. general commission
merchants Tor the sale of live stock at Kansas
City. send out free of charge the Prize C1'rent
and Live Stock Reporter. It is a handsome lit
tie paper and chock-full Of news of interest to
cattle men. '''
Hc have Just received 100 cases OF choice
| fresh canned fruits. We offer them in case lots
at St. Louis wholesale prices. Call and see the
lowest figures ever heard Of. on that class of
wares. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Ben Litowich is hunting for two point-lace
and giIt-edged hardkerchiefs which he has
lost. and is ready and willing to offer not only
a reward of 500 900 for the return of the same.
but will spend all he is worth to recover them.
Ben is on the warpath. Beware -
Purchasers of the Remington Family Sewing
Machine receive all the attachments without
extra charge. FAssErT & BowEN. Agents.
| For -four. meal. potatoes and in fact every
thing i'm the grocery and provision line. so to
watson's; he will sell you first class goods
cheaper than any other house In the city.
Goods delivered anywhere in the city limits
without extra charge.
Great slaughter in prices Of gents wooden
over and under shirts, drawers, wool socks.
ladies feecy lined hose, felt skirts. shawls and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
but any Of which You can buy very cheap, at
Sargent & williams.
During The progress Of the calico ball some
miscreant threw stone through window
into the ball room. which came very near do
ing considerable injury. Such chap should
be encascd in suit OF tar and feathers end es-
cortcd. by the nearest way, ont Of town:-X
All kinds OF sewing machines repaired and
new paris furnished, at the Remington S. n.
agency. FAssETr Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. W r. Hall returned from the
East last Thursday. after an absence of about
three months. Friend Hall has been a
"stayer" this time, and his portly person
bear no marks of recent suffering. We are
glad to welcome him back. His good nstured
self helps relieve the monotony.
The ladies' everywhere declare the Heming-
ton Family Sewing machine 10 be peerless in
its swift and silent motion. and its easy adapt
ability tc every kind of work.
FassETT BowES. Agents.
George wiefepbach, knowD-S6out town as
=. Old George" died last Saturday. and was
buried the following day. Old age and vllanous
whiskcv combined. were too much for him.
He had been some thirty years soidier-hav-
ing served both In the Prussan and American
armies.
In another column will he found the adver-
tisement Of n. & II Rentchlers' |. y. J.. Grain
Drill. Mr. Enos Lincoln. Of our city. is the
agent for the machine. Farmers should call
upon Mr.. Lincoln and talk with him about the
virtues of the machine. Mr. Lincoln prepos-
es that every farmer in the county shall have
one.
The following patents were Issued to citizens