The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09


oil. etc. 90 TO tie bennington Sowing Machine
rooms. opposite John Gels & Co.'S bank, sa-
lima, Kansas.
The boys did manage 10 steel sleigh ride.
Tuesday afternoon. For about two hours
sIeighing was fair, ard the juggling bcC
jingled pretty lively during that time. -
Now is the time TO buy goods Of all kinds,
as we are determined TO close out our immense
stock TO make room for new goods. Cost no
object. Come and examine.
OBER, BoND & WILSON.
The fine rain Storm of Sunday. and the snow
Of Monday. have left the soil in magnificent
condition. 4 few warm DAYS VIII start cyesF-
Thing forward. The winter wheat greatly
benefited by such an abundapec OF moisture.
TIE rjseet crop is maize!
Ltowich & witimann are Just beginningto
receive their spring goods. which are very nice
IN pattern and style. and are being sold at a
very low price Don't fail 10 look at their
very cheap goods at the New York Store.
The snow which fell on Monday was the
heaviest fall we lave had this winter x may
have been three inches deep OF .lsc average, and
4 foot or so in The drifts. Tile country was
pretty we'll covered The warm sun came ont
Tuesday. and not vcslige Of the snow is left.
I'VE intend to open II? this and next week
the boss stool, or goods this spring. and OK
poet a bIg rush You had better turn out
lively, if you wish tie choice.
~ CAMPBELL. SLOAN & TCTHTLL.
rr-t.o clYo,,;,,,, ,.rtro,,o,, cop,po.o tl,e iur,
in the case of the State vs. Barney Bolian:
John J SLATER Thco. Very. Goodharf
Shinpel. Amos Wcllar. W. :. Warner. Geo.
Dorfingcr. y. ID. Rice Alex Thompson. /.
J. Biglrr. Robert EarGoHna. Ibos. Il. Alley.
j. e. Peachcr.
Lay viii furnish oy z;ors to parties and to fcs
rivals. of much better quality and nj cheaper
prices han can be purchased elsewhere in the
city.
when you make profound how. yon
should be encascd N pantaloons that are not
only gotten mp after the fashion plate. bat
such as viii rot present frightfui chaSm
at the first strain. McGOnigal warrants every
suit of clothes he makes. In one Of his snits
Won would feel prond 10 tread Broadway.
Evcrybfty is patronizing him.
s)'-Tcvcragain in a hundred years" shouted
a SaIina orator the other night.
Never. What :" inquired by>tandcr.
Never will there he better and cheaper
stock Of goods brought TO this place. than
CAxrBaIL. SLOAN g TUrwlLL are bringing This
week
..:,;, Tor o,c, - c.p,o tom, Tho crawl
At 4 late meeting Of the Literary Sosicfy. in
Pleasant Valley township. a vot~s6n the ques-
ton of yo.iug county bend. in aid of the
Florence u salina E~n1road was taken. All
voted aye" Aid this j. the voice Of
people who live number of miles distant
irom the country through which the railroad
will naturally RIM.
The Remington Sewing Machine Company
does not empty General Agents to travel
through tie country 10 blow on lis machine.
The work Of the m9chinc slow, for Itself
The Bennington is none OF your second or
llird class machines. For sale hy Fassett Il
Bowen, Salina. kan-as
Miss Rose Fitzgerald desires rs to return
many thanks 10 the gentlemen who rallied 10
her support in The voting &c The vases. on the
29jh U!;.. AT the Ladies Catholic Fair The
editor Of the Ea-a~ failed 10 make mention of
her wish in this respect. and She therefore
thanks her friends through The columns OF lac
Journal.
During ihc p5S: few DAYS W. have had a
sufficient variety OF weather a. should suit
the man who /, troubled VITA the worst case
of e.aai On Saturday. those partial 10 dust
must have got their ill. On sunday. those
WHO like to sit by the fire and hear the pa',cp
Of tine rain drop, must have been iappyy/OB
Monday. those who. poetry in tIic>GFifing
snow must have jumped for JOY. =
Jud-cJ. NJ. Underwood. of Marquette. is
the owner of do" he calls ''Sramp" an
English RAJ dog-uli ch i probably Tie most
'.di~tii -nishcl' animal in the country M
was born twelve wears ago ia one Qf1tlie forts
before Petersburg. during mo siege. He
hrs Travelled on The ocs>nI. aud across The
continent to salina ->f'he Jadgc has owned
him since bis birth.
For choiac FRESH canned fruits.
For choice dried fruits.
For a Va. ! good coil;-c.
For the best tea in Kansas.
For genuine maple syrup.
For 81 - worth 81 groceries Tor Sl.0o
For your groceries delivered at volIr door at
>ho;' notice. and. In fact. forihe worth Of Your
money. 20 10 Ob,r. Bond & Wilson's
Mr.. Cal. Bascom. superintendent of the
water department OF the Kansas Pacific. ininr-
ed H. !rg Internally. not long since. by fall.
It was hoped that the injured member would
heal mp, bat il kept growing wor.c; and lat
Sunday Doctors Crowley and SwIizer were
compelled to ampntate it. Mr BaScom il a
very e>iimahle young man. and his many
friends deeply sympatlize with him IN his
misfortune.
Mr.. Louis Harhnlrn. Of St. Louis. called on
Tuesday. Mr.. Haehnlcn Is hrother-ins,s,S Of
Mr.. W. III. Bcnade Of this county and j. a
member of the firm OF IIaehnIen and Lenori.
dealers in toilet sosps. perfum-ries, &c.
at 81. Louis. 1t is leading firm. and those
m need OF articles in their line should patron
zc them. We find Mr.. Iachn.en to BE- a
genial. ~ociahle gentleman and are pleased 20
make his acquaintance.
The firm OF 4. NJ. Campbell & Go. j. suc-
81. q a.