The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-29
Lemonade ct Laws.

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Dry Goods-cheap-at the New York Store.
800 pairs white cotton gloves for gentlemen,
at Bruckmans.
wINrER-STRAISED LARD on, AT BRIGGS &
GEBHART's.
Just received new lot OF gents underwear, at
Sargent & Williams.
An immense variety of Ribbons, at Bruck-
mans.
The cheapest store In towu-thc New York
Store.
Three pounds Japan Tea for 81, at Ober,
Bond Sc Wilson's.
Silk embroidered centennial badges, at
Bruckman's.
Remember the closing out sale at the New
York Store.
Bleached and unbleached musiins, at reduced
prices SARGENT Il WILLIAMS.
800 pairs white cotton gloves for gentlemen.
at Bruckman's.
New stock of Calicoes just received at ODER.
Bond & Wilson'S.
ALL KINDS OF MACHINE Ous, AT BRIGGS &
GEBHART's.
500 pieces dress goods, all styles and quail
ties, at Bruckman's.
See orr tencental hose-best in town for
the money. SARGENT q WILLIAMS.
Silk embroidered centennial badges, at
Bruckman's.
The cheapest store in Salna-the New York
Store.
800 pairs white cotton gloves for gentlemen,
at Bruckman's.
GOLDEN MACHINE OIL, AT BRIGGS & GEE
Harris.
The New York Store is the cheapest store in
town.
Silk embroidered centennial badges, at
Bruckman's.
Hats-IIats-Hats-we must close out to
make room for the incoming stock.
ODDR, BOND & WILSON.
Five hundred suits of Clothing for sale al
the New York Store at almost your own
prices. Call and see for yourselves.
LADIES AND GENTLEMgN-You 1yiU sqre ten
per cert also have your paper trimmed free of
charge. A. T. GREER.
Big Attractions, Grand fireworks display
in Salina on the Fourth OF July, but the great
est attractions are at Campbell, Sloan q Tut
hills Great Dry Goods and Grocery House,,
SIX hundred dollars worth of fl rc-worns at
Salina on the evening of July Fourth. Come
and see them. The fireworks and Campbell.
G. rutb,lI--
lied
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, if anybody beats him.
G. E. Meade & Son aspire to please all their
customers, and they succeed well. as every
body can testify who sees the crowd collected
in their place just before dinner time tor roasts
and steaks.
The great shrinkage in Cotton and JVoolcn
Goods having been anticipated by us, and pur-
chascs made accordingly; we are now able and
to offer to the community some
Of the best bargains ever before offered By us,
which is a sufficient guarantee to purchasers.
Come before they are all gone, at the Stone
Palace Of Ober, Bond Il Wilson's.
People should paironize home institutions
" hen it is possible to do so. | am prepared
TO furnish just as good harness and ut as low
prices as can be found in tie Eastern cities
Keep your money, come to me and I will con-
vince you of this fact. All farmers should
call at my shop and talk up the harness
business. | know can suit them to Il.
CHARLES HoLMQvIsT.
We have plenty of ice for our own use, and /.
expect to supply the city with ice cream dur
ng the entire season. Gail at our place and 1
get your ice cream. G.. j. LAY d Bro.
New Firm.
The undersigned have opened an Office for .
the sale of real estate, and would be pleased to .
confer with parties having property for sale or .
wishing to buy.
We charge no commission where properly +
on our books is sold by any o;hcr real estate
agent. Il. II. BEHoP,
J. :. GRIER.
Office, 50 Santa Fe Avenue, formerly occupied 1
by Bishop & Norton.
june 9Th, lS76. lS-iw.