The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-07

New Calicoes just received, at Campoeii
Sloan & Tuthill's.
Be sure to be on hand and answer to roll
call. when d. & j. b. Whitehead commence
distributing $500 worth OF PLAIN gold rings.
Go early.
Boots and Shoes lower than elsewhere, al
Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
A terrible wind storm came up at Abilene
last Thursday while the Convention was In ses-
sion. Was it visitation of Providence? That's
the question.
A fact-the cheapest store in town.
ODER, BoND & WILSON.
Miss T. A. Mcclure, who tor several months
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. f. W. Bliar,
in Salina. returned to her home in Ohio on
Tuesday morning.
Call OIL us If you want nice new hat.
We always have large stock.
JIG. RASH & SoS.
The Ellsworth Reporter wonders that WILL
TomDkins is building house in that place;
and his many friends in Saina drop their knit
ting and also wonder.
Come and see our new Winter Goods. They
are pretty-and-and CHEAP.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TCTHILL.
It is said that a pound of sulphur burnt OH
in the middle of moderate-sized
field, will protect the crop from the ravagcs OF
the darned grasshoppers:"
We have reduced the price of everything In
our stock for the next ten days to reduce
stock. SARGENT q WILLIAMS.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. lie offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in a wheel
barrow. il anybody beats him.
AS we are offering bargains, we respectfully
call your attention TO our Fall and Winter
stock. CAMPBELL, SLOAN 81 TUTHTLL.
Pearson, the Brookvilie correspondent of
the Ellsworth Reporter, states that w. III.
Gentry also lost a horse about the time of the
stealing of NJ. ID. McCormick's.
Hurrah. First in the field with Fall and
Winter goods.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
Ex-senator Caldwell stopped at Salina on
Friday last, on business connected with the
Kansas Wagon Company of which he is Pres
dent. Politics did not interest him.
Remember we offer extra inducements to
purchasers of Boots and Shoes. Examine
BUR stock before purchasing elsewhere.
j. c. RASH & Son.
We have plenty Of ice for our own use. and
expect to supply tie city with ice cream dur
ng the entire season. Call at our place and
yet your ice cream. G. j. LAY & BRO.
We are determined to close out our stock of
Try goods and notions to make room for our
new stock. Come quick and get bargains.
ODER, BON, Sc WILSON.
Last Friday, in Dodge & Markiand's new
building, the scafolding, upon which two
men were working, gave way and one OF the
men had one of his ankles sprained in the falls'
We have talked with quite a number OF
armers from different parts of the county, aro
IL say they will surely come to the fair next
month, and also say their neghbors are COM
ng in.
A band of Apache Indians went East last
friday morning, on the X. p. to be shown
he .Great American Republic and to show
he citizens of said Republic heap big Injun,
much Apache"
A number of Western delegates, on their re-
urn from Abilene, stopped over here one day, !
ook steamboat ride, looked about the city,
nd went home convinced that Salina was
bout the best place in the State.
-Grasshoppers have come down, and so have
ur prices on goods, and we would like those
T our customers whom we have been waiting
n until latter harvest to do likewise-or
ook for breakers. SARGENT & WILLIAMS.
Mr.. Mosier, one o. Saline countys pioneers,
fter travelling the world half over, has re-
urned to us-more than convinced that ours
the best land the sun ever shown upon-
We are glad to welcome Mosier back to the
ock.
rown's Liver Pills They are prepared es-
ecialy for the bilious diseases of this climate.
old at Seitz's drug store, where you can get
perything you want in the drug line at low
rices.
Wild Bill turned up in Salina the other day.
Ut when the lellOW WAS lOiu tudI w ID.
ad departed this life with his boots on, he
hanged the subject, remarking with bland
nile: "Gosh, s that so? Guess amt him.
leu." 81
Mr.. w Ii. Benade has opened~8~1eed and
he stable in the barn jpsc north OF Maj.
erks' real estate Office. Billy, is popular
18th all the people, is a splendid Judge ofstock
all kinds, and will certainly do splendid
usiness.
The Second quarterly meeting Of the NJ. f.
lurch, Salina district, occurs Saturday and
mday. Preaching on Saturday evening by
ev. w. Whitney. Love feast on Sunday at
vo o'clock p. m, and sacrament after the
rening services.
Mr. A. L. Sander, who is representing w.
Wells. of Salina. cigar manufacturer, made
pleasant call to-day, and had us sample his
gars and if we are any judge of such things
ould pronounce them firsr-class goods. Buy
Record.
The Centennial year IS fast passing away
I'd not one-tenth of the psople who stated
Int they would visit the Philadelphia exposI-
on have gone that way. How vain are hu-
ian hopes aud expectations.
They came down from the North. They
we the air n -fakey appearance, and cab
lges have as many passages and tunnels as
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