The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-29
Fruits Of all kinds at Laws.

harvest finme picnic on The llth OF August
Reg syrups cheap. at Ober, Bond & vii
sons.
A car load of corn just received by S. NJ
Palmer.
Could you ask for more delightful sum
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r Clothing at your own prices a. the New Yorl
Store.
New style hats. scarfs, ties, fans &C.. at Mrs
+ AT Gricr's.
Camp meeting to commence Oh the eth o
August.
LubrIeaiing oils bv the barrel, and in an,
quantity, at Oscar Scitz's.
Greater bargains than ever at Obcr Bond 6
Wilson's cheap cash store.
Cunningham supports the ."Rev' part with
becoming soIcmniiy.
The most cxccllrntly favored ice cream in
the city ut Lays.
Bargains in dry goods at the New York
Store.
Capt. +. a. Wildman and lady left for the
East last Monday morning. -
just received 30 barrels Of machine oil, at
Oscar Sriiz's.
A car load of corn just received by 5. NJ.
Palmer.
As u strikIng-from -the-Shoulder representa-
! tive p. Q. seems at the head of the list.
! For spring bonncts and hats, call on Mrs
\. T. Gricr
! Best retouched photographs. only $500 per
dozen, at Ormsby's Gallery. Salina.
I Mr.. W. ID. Radcliir returned from the East
/ last Monday evening. Iii, father is recovering
! from his Illness. s1eqz~sa.s -
! Doeskin ca,imercs just received at the New
York Store.
4 ear load of corn just received by S. NJ.
! Palmer.
! Mr. O.car Sritz is agent fnr the decorative
wood carpet. a nice thing for your dining
rooms. Try one.
/ Boots and shoes down to bed rock prices nj
ODER. Bond & Wilson's Stcnr Palace Store.
4 car load OF corn just received by \. VI.
Palmer.
Col. Spiycy has returned from the Noun
tains His family will remain In Denver still
a few weeks longer --~s----ss~ -
Go and get bargains in dry goods and cloth
in~ at the New York Store.
Wall paper. books and Iancy stationery, at
Mrs. 4. J.. GrirrS.
School District No 10. miles wide AMI four
long. will furnish To 'h@ market 2JnO bushels
of wheat How j. that for statistics -
Buy tie Junction CITY boot of j. G.. Rash &
Son. They are the best in the market.
A ca- load of corn iu-t received by :.
Palmer.
Mr. Ed Wells. OF New Csmhril. raised LOCO
bushels OF wheat upon - arrrS of g"ound.
Some OF his wheat averaged 10 bushels to the
acre. ssa-~~r-~e -
Al kinds of repairing done with nratncSs
and dispatch by \. :. Poe. The new icwrlrr.
Mr. ID. l.. Phillips measured oil acres of
wheat just east of town. thrc>h'"l il aud it
averaged Sc bushels to the acre. There l. a
good yield for you.
The very best of .in.ham. l. II cents per
We learn from the Toprka Commonwealth
that Col Phillips accidentally fell from street
car IN Washington. the other day, but was
not badly injured.
Trunks. trunk, till YOU can't rest. For
sale cheap 1T the New York Store.
Granger badges at 4. =. Poc'S. the new
matchmaker and jcwclcr. in Rash .S Sons
building.
Col. : 81. Palmer shipped a ear load of cat
lie from Brookville last week Thursday. which
averaged over 900 pounds per head. One OF
his cows weighed over 1000 pounds.
Grenadines TO bc closed ont within the next
20 days at your own prices, at the New York
Store.
Step up TO the front and get some of those
cheap bargains that are daily offered ut Oder,
Bond & Wilson's.
Some of the S;lina boys are preparing the
grandc>t horse speed exposition which has
ever taken place in this part OF the State. The
races are to be continued for three days.
Remember J. G. Rash & Son when you want
to purchase general merchandise at the very
loves, prices.
Farmers are getting ready for fail plow-
ing" In tact, Il few have commenced already.
The late rains have opened up the way for the
plowSh ia a most detachable manner.
Rodtll has his sidc-boarl, up and is prepared
to please all that may call to see him at the
Stone Palace Store.
a fine assortment of icwcIry of all kinds at
4. ). Foes, the new jewccr in Rash II Sons
building.
Several new Corners have recently arrived.
They manage To get around To the Journal
office and subscribe that they may find just
the quarter section they want tn settle upon.
Have You tried any of that delicious ice
cream which Lay makes: lfyou have not, 20
TO him and &c; refreshed during these hot days. I
Corn stalks from II 10 l3 feet high are by 40
means a rarity about here. One displayed ct
the Eagle Drug Store measured u feet.
inches. One fully rs high ornaments the front
Of &. NJ. Campbell & Cos store. Farmers in
this county will be compelled 10 gather their
corn on horseback.
Prunes, dried apples, currants. Sc, at less
than they can be had anywhere else. Call and