The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-20
Sargent & Williams.

Mrs. Geo. Kruger went 10 Lawrence yes
terdsy.
soaps-a thousand different rarieties-a
Seitz's,
Miss Skancke starts for the montsins Ills
evening.
Mrs. E. r.. wilb-r went TO Topeka last
TUESDAY.
Prints almost given away. at ober Bond u
Wilson's.
Col. 5. NJ. Palmer has gone TO FL. Scott on
business.
Wheat sill rolls into markcs. And the end
Is not yet.
Every thing at bottom prices. at Sargent
& Williams.
Trees have commenced getting green in
good earnest.
Towels. napkins and table linens, at J. Z.
Rash g. Sons
Beautifully colored eggs. were all the 60
last EASTER Sunday.
The largest and best stock in the WOE2p
at Obcr, Bond q Wilson's.
Messrs. Chapman aud Daniels have became
Buy one of those beautiful centennial glass
Sets, at J, c. Ra>h s. Sons.
The roads have dried He but are as rcugh as
the old stony streets OF London.
1t is getting powerful warm, and linen dus-
tiers and straw hats must soon be at par.
Tramps still i,olG ort. A fine assortment OF
them. Bread aud cold meat in great demand.
Col Frank Campbell, register OF the Land
office ut Kirwin. has beer in town tins week.
The agricultural implement men begin to
smile. They feel tDat their time has come
now.
Goods. Goods. Just look at the new goods
Campbell, Sloan q Tuhill arc receiving
daily.
On and alter Monday next april 2ith), j.
VI. Anderson will sell milk Al five cents 4
quart.
a handsome i.ew porch is the last addition
T. L. Bonds residence. SEQ. KRUGER is Tie
builder.
Sargent & Williams have full new stock
of everything, which they are selling III 10"
ii.ures.
Last night prairie fires were burning all
around town. some hay stacks we've de'
stroyed.
Trade at Campbell, Sloan q TuIhi.l's tbs
week has been immense-they are always
crowded.
BLAST the wind - is WHIST light swcarcrs
or ,rs we might term Them, 'honjurors,
calculate.
Two thousand extra fine Seeding Peach
Trees for safe by a. NJ. Becbe. Cheap! Time
given if desired
There was small sprinllinS of Book al
Gus's, the Other day, aud 4 smH sprhhiing
OF crowd gathered.
The Hcspcrians club entertainment WAS
complete Success, because they bought theii
goods OF Ober, Bond q Wilson.
Mr.. Cary, an attorney of milwaukee,, WIS.
formerly resident OF 'ills county, Was Ia
town the first OF this week.
We'll, if the world isn't beat now by the new
goods Campbell, Sloan Il ruthiil received Thu
week, We don't know why.
A petition is out asking that a side"alS
De built on the West side OF Santa Fe as ~;
south as Maj. Berk>' residence.
Every thing new in the way of ladies' coarse
aud fine shoes and boys and mru's fine dtes'
and plow shoes, al Sargent & Williams.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are talk
ing of getting up a Martha Washington party
such party would be we'll palronizcd.
The time will soon come when we car Zee
into the country srov''s with our dcnghnuis
aud sandwiches, and picnic to Our hearts cot
tent.
Lay will furnish oysters to parties and to fes
rivals, OF much better quality and ii cheape'
prices than can be purchased elsewhere y: th'
city.
The saloon keepers are busy getting up theft
petitions Tor liccnseS. Three hundred and
thirty-three names constitute a legal petition
this year.
Bear In mind that Tomorrow I. Z: Marks
will be ready to deliver all nursery stock and
plants ordered OF HIM lie will be found al
e. ii. Bishops office.
Dry goods boxes. piled up something les
than mile high. make quite barricaJe IN
tro0t of some OF the stores. They must have
bcrn receiving some goods.
For wall paper, call on Mrs. A. I. Grier.
Largest and best assortment ever brought t.
oalina. All new patterns. among which viii
be found the beautiful Centennial.
Seven young gentlemen from Ohio, and five
Prom Indiana. lately arrived here. with the in
Z, alton OF settling on farms in this immediate
heighborhood. A number ui them are very
much pleased with the country, and arr
already making arrangements 10 locate.
When you 20 10 the Centennial. wipe OF
your chin. ''pull down your vest, and 70
via Litowi.h < wittmann's. where You viii
find thl trst and 'nosI stylish ladies' drcs:
goods. gent ; clothing. furnishing goods, etc.
etc. Be sue, and s,s y''-r tickets via Ito
wich K wnimann's.
Ii was the intention OF 'iV Kansas Centen.
NAL band to have c'Asn concert here las
evening. but no suitaE.e a''dicsloe room could
he obtained. Thus S,iins Is deprived OF many
good thing just bcca&se s!.e has no large aud
fence room. ronesah's Iiai i good as lar a,
it goes, bat ii is not large ci!cagh.
When the Spring time comes. Gentle An
ME- Yes. this sas ocrn The song Of many