The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-26

ceived yesterday the largest stock of dry goods
and notions ever received in Saln Go and SEE
how pretty they are.
On the first page of this paper VIC publish 6
letter which Ia ely appeared in the Norwall
| (O.) Reflector, and was written by Mr.. Gibbs
the junior editor of that paper.
The Singer sewing machines have now ar
improved needle clamp which enables the ope
rator to adjust the needle easily. 28-6w
| rush of job work. that new boy and sever.
] al other things, prevent us from giving our
Susual attendance to the Journal columns
this week.
The Singer sewing machines have now the
improved ''compensating journal which OBJ
viatcs the noise and jar heretofore unpleasant
to many operators. 2S-6w
The editor of this paper don't propose TO be
ont of style. lie has n new boy and it weighs
eleven pounds and half How's that for
"journaiism?"
AT the new headquarters OF the New York
Store you can find the cheapest and best ready
made clothing, ladies' dress goods, notions,
&c, III inc market.
A sectional view of the fair building to be
erected at the grove has been shown Va. 1t
will be a very fine building. The dimensions
are BOXES feet.
Dry goods, dry goods, dry goods til you
can't rcst-chcaper than ever, at Ober, Bond &
Wilson's stone palace.
Call and see our hats he fore purchasing
elsewhere. We have fine stock and our
prices are at the bottom. J. e. RASH s. Soy.
farmer sold load of this years corn to
Judge Becbe on Tuesday morning. The corn
was fnll-grown, hard, and as ''corny'' as any
corn you ever saw.
Our stock of boots and shoes is now COM
plete for the fall trade. Our prices are very
low. j. c. Rash It Son.
100 pwts of lScarat plain gold rings, at the
old reliable jewelry store of ID 81. d. White
head.
Culp and Wickham arc building an addition
to their Office and propose to have more room
for their sash. blinds. &c. We are pleased to
notice the tremendous business they are do
ing.
A large assortment Of gold and silver watch
es Just received. at the old reliable jewelrv
store Of ID. & j. d. Whitehead.
Muslins, cheap and good, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's.
Prof J. W. Boylcs presents MS with fine
photograph Uaken by himself of Table
Rock. 4 curiosity of nature which is seen in
Lincoln county on the road to Lincoln Cen
ter.
The district fair is to be held at Salina this
fall and Obcr, Bond Il Wilson have entered
the field against the world on cheap prices and
the largest stock IN Western Kansas.
The Mcthodists are arranging TO purchase
tabernacle-a tent with a capacity to seat ,.
600 or > 800 people-in which they expect TO
hold meetings IN different parts of this dis
trct.
Cheap frcights. and cheap goods. We have
Just received our new goods contracted
through while freights were down. Come
right now. DEER, BOND & Wu.soN's
Stone Palace Store.
DIR. S J. Daily's little girl. Almeda. removed
lTOill lltI llllbd', Dil 70 ofH'h
brass pin that she swallowed eight months ago.
1t las caused but little Inconvenience until
the past month. TX
\ new stock of groceries just received while
freights were down. Cali right away and be
that we triU sell you more goods for
less money than anybody else.
ODER, BOND & WILSON'S.
We publish this week the secondof the series
of papers contributed by Mr.. Frank Wilke-
son, OF Gypsum creek. on What We Need. y
Mr.. Wilkeson is as excellent writer and we are
very happy to receive his communications.
GREAT REMOVAL. We will remove our
entire stock of general merchandise for cash,
suit purchasers. Call and see for yourselves,
nj ODER. Bond & Wilson's cheap cashstore.
Mr.. Charles c. Clark, one Of our old typos.
who has been travelling south and south
western Kansas in the rubber stamp business.
returned last Friday. Charley says there is no
better than Saline. - X
Miss Minnie Palmer gave very pleasant
birthday party to her young friends. last Satur-
day evening. What delighted this young
lauN InoNt Oh ludt oCC.t>lOl NdS u fitcCHb VA
500 IIaiues piano from her father *
Drunk men are seen on the streets of Salina
every day now-Juactioa City onion.
Which is bare faced falschood. There is
less drunkenness in Salina than any other city of
It's size in Kansas X
f. W. Oher and Oscar Seitz have returned
from ST. Louis. What they did at ''Snyder's"
Is perfectly apparent. They evidently made
pleasure as well as business trip. They
can-can tell the rest.
Major Joel Thomas. of Lawrence. will be in
Salina tomorrow with a carload Of excellent
horses and mares. Farmers should make a
note of this and be on hand to trade with Maj.
Thomas, who will certainly give you good
bargains.
Mr.. ID. d. Powers, Of the firm of Powers,
Rial & Co., is in the city. Mr.. Powers makes
his headquarters ut Salina, Kansas, where he
has large stock farm upon which thousands
OF native and Texas steers are being fattened
for market.-EaHsas City Journal.
Messrs Ltowich & Whitman have moved
their stock from their old stand 10 the stone
building opposite 4. NJ. Campbell & Cos.
With the new front, the lowered floor and
other changes made. the new stand makes one
of the best store rooms in town;