The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-02
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School commences next Monday
New goods at the New York Store.
Everybody is over-tcd with MELONS.
New clothing at the New York Store.
Lecture at the Baptist church this evening
For spring bonncts and hats, call on Mrs
A. L. Grier.
The standard corset 80 cents, at the New
York Store.
Senators Ingalls, and Harvey are to be pres
cnt a. our fair.
New style hats. scarfs, ties. fans &C., at Mrs.
AT. Grier's.
New goods received every day, at the New
! York Store.
Sean the premiums offered by the fair as
/ ISOLATION.
Wall paper. books and fancy stationery, at
/ Mrs. A. r. Grer's.
japanese silk 500 dress pattern, at the
New York Store.
Mr.. r. r. Watson. started East for his fami-
ly. yesterday morning. --&
The most cxccllently Favored ice cream in
INC III Lay :.
Carpets and oil cloths at ODER, Bond & viii
sons stone palace.
Mr.. F. kingman is building large barn on
his Gypsum Greek farm. -~------~~ ~
And still that doleful COW bell soundcth in
The school house tower. -----@- ~
Sargent s. Williams arc having a very fine
trade. They sell at bottom prices.
Good pebble shoes. Cor ladies. 81 90 per pair,
at ODER. Bond C Wilson's cheap corner.
Subscriptions arc being taken to pay the ex
penses of select school.
The very best of clothing, at the New York
Store.
A splendid new lot Of clothing. gents linen
collars. cuffs. &C.. at Sargent & Williams.
A fine assortment of ladies' dress goods, all
the late styles, at Sargent :; Williams.
Spectacles of all kinds and prices, lower than
the lowest. at d. & j. 3. Whitchead's.
Remember that Rev. A. II. MiIlard lectures
in the Baptist church this evening.
Heavy lined jeans pants Sl.Oo per pair, at
ODER, Bond & Wilson's cheap cash store.
Pretty dry, and the farmers complain mat
the plowsharc does not work easily.
Plenty of all wool yarn at \. VI. Campbell
& Co.'S.
The largest stock of dry goods and clothing
can be found at the New York Store.
A portion Of the Florida party expect 10 get
away some time this month.
The very best Of bingham, y IL cents per
yard. at the New York Store.
Sargent 6 Williams are now receiving their
fail stock of dry goods. Go and see them. Il
Mr.. a. p. Collins. of Gypsum Creek, is pref
porinq to put 800 acre, of his land into wheaH |
Business Is right lively at the New York |.
Storc-the "brol,cn down stone palace.
Hats and caps for the millions, at 0ber, Bond
& wilson's
Mr. II. T. Davis has just returned with his
family from visit 10 relatives in Nemaha
county. x
Hats. hats hats all the late siyles-new aud
knobby-at Sargent & Williams.
Mr. Wilson, of the solomon Gazette, and
Mr.. simpson. of the solomon Reporter, called
last Saturday.
Scycnty-Gve dozen flannel and cashmere
shirts just opening, at Sargent & Williams.
Look out for the large stock of dry goods
which will arrive in few days for The New
y orb Store.
Mr.. George Kruger has the contract for
erecting the Fair buildings. lie will commence
the work right away. -a~------- =
Musiins. calicocs. &c. in abundance and
cheap, at Obcr, Bond & Wilson'S stone pal
ace.
The finest lot of gents white shirts ever
brought to the city on exhibition at Sargent &
" lliamS'.
Miss kittic Cantwen started for St. Mary's
Mission yesterday morning, and will enter the
college at that place. TX
New cioihins. new clothing. at 4. NJ. Camp
bell & Co.'S. Get prices before YOU purchase
elsewhere.
The largest stock Of watches. clocks and
;cwelry, at the lowest prices. at the old rcii-
able house OF ID & J. b. Whitehead.
Last Saturday presented another lively scene
on our streets. Wagons were sandwichcd and
loye-talcd in pretty thick. along Santa Fe:->S
Time is money. Don't tail to get clock Of
d. & J. b. Thtehcad. Lowest prices guaran-
ieed.
Extra inducements to persons wishing 10
buy cashmere or WOODEN shirts, at Sargent Il
Williams.
The premiums offered by our District Fair
IRE much higher than were ever offered before
by any fair in the state, except the State Fair.
Go to the Singer Office for oil. needles of all
,inds and sewing machine attachments.
2S-6w
We would advise you to go and see the new
clothing just received at \. NJ. Campbell It
COS. Ii is nice.
Mr.. George Bruuger. formerly clerk for I. l..
Carver, and Mr.. j. w. Aldrich, of Gypsum
Creek. have bscomc salcsmen at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's. *
Have you tried any of that delicious ice
ream which Lay makes? lfyou have not. go
o him and sc; refreshed during these hot days. :
Clothing, clothing, clothing for the millions.
The very latest styles and at the very lowest .
Prices at the New ork Store