The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-04

per Office outside OF the large towns OF hah-
sas can show ''better hand We shall be
pleased to see our friends at our new place OF
business at any and all times.
Circus next Tuesday
Fruits of all kinds at Lays.
Ladies' shoe polish. at Seitz's.
No May day parties on Monday.
Linen suits at the New York Store.
Calicoes, at Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Tree planting season is passing away.
Buy your Groceries, of J. G. Rash & Son.
They catch perch just north of the bridge.
Primary elections on Saturday ofthis week.
Have you seen us ia our new office: II not.
call.
New Goods New Goods at the New York
Store.
More rustic seats arc being constructed at
the park.
Jones g. Walton are agents for the Marsh
Harvester.
John Eisenhauer is making brick for the
Abilene people.
Prunes. bought before the raise, at ODER,
Bond g. Wilson's.
Mr.. Penniman, merchant of Minneapolis,
called on Tuesday.
Table iinncus and napkns-yery desirable
at J. &. Rash s. Sons.
Mr.. III. Hall has moved his stock of musical
instruments into X. Carlbcrg's building.
Street Commissioner Harrison Is doing"
Iron Avenue Oh the East side, in fine style.
Special inducements offered to cash pur-
chasers OF the Remington Sewing Machine.
Jones & Walton will have sample Header
next week, doH't faI TO see ii before you or
der.
Mr. ". NJ. Cark>on has the contract OF
furnishing the circus stock with suitable
provender.
-srs. A. +. Grier is now in receipt of Spring
and Summer styles for 1876 and will do her
best 10 please.
Lace Curtains ut the New York Store.
A long and interesting letter from David
Becbe, OF this place, was recently published
in the Chicago Iater-OceaH.
2OO coils OF rope, At OOeT, DoId ~ hlisoH.
They drink a poor quality of water now. 1t
is dead sure TO bring OH rheumatism and Is
consequently drank sparingIy.
New Parasols, just received, at the New
York Store,
Court Is being held in Mcpherson county.
Messrs. Mohlcr, Carver, Banks and Ilillerrep-
resent the Salina bar at that place.
The Bessie" oil for sewing machines-the
bcst-at the Remington office.
Mrs. John Foster and children started east
last Monday morning. She visits her parents
in Michigan and then goes to Ohio.
You can see the Elwood HarvoSters, at
Jones & Waton's.
Mr. Wright, a merchant who recently occu-
pied the building opposite the old Journal
building, has discontinued business.
Teas, cheaper than ever, at obcr, Bond &
Wilson's.
The Salina Rand has been engaged for the
81, i;h and 9TH days of July, for the periorm-
amces to take place al Oak Dale Park.
For bargains in dry goods, clothing and
notions, go to the New York Store.
Carpenters, painters aud masons are all busy.
They are so busy that il a fellow has anything
70 do in their line he has TO do ii himself.
Lamps, Lamps-cheap-at SeitZs.
Three or -four years ago robins were scarce
in this country. Now Oak Dale Park is full
of them. Aud it is full of squirrels too.
The big circus posters delight the boys both
young and old. The pictures are about a.
well followed" as the circus band will be.
You can buy housekeeping outfit: stoves
tinware and furniture, OF better quality and
style aud less money, at Radclff Bros, than
anywhere else IN Kansas.
Mr.. L. Geraughty, marble dealer of Leavcn-
worth, called one day last week. lie has been
here for several days, engaged in putting Up
tomb stones at the cemetery.
James Robinson Is the champion bareback
rider OF the world. bat Campbell, Sloan &
Tdthil keeps the champion dry goods and gro
Gerry house OF Wcs;ern Kansas.
Many piece of wiaier wheat is at least a
foot high and jumping forward with wonder r
full aacrity. This years crop will beat hast
years crop by several thousand majority.
Elder A. ID. Goodwin, pastor OF the Chris
tan church. will preach in the English
Lutheran church next Sunday forenoon and
evening. lie will also preach every evening
during the following week. The public are
invited To come out and hear him.
Harmon Hall has removed To the building
formerly known as Carlberg's meat market,
where he will continue the music business. and
will sell Organs, Pianos. sheet Music and
Musical Merchandise as cheap can be
bought in New York City. Give him call
and get prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. l. l. Laaghliu and family started FOR
Colorado thi- morning. They go by team. in
tending that they s,a!l be about tour weeks
m King the trip. We wish them a pleasant
journey, and iull realization of all tie bene-
IT. tiiey Expect Messrs, Joseph Peters and
J. NJ Blodgeit also start in a few days. ex-
peciihg To join Mr.. Laughn II Ellis. Luck
10 all OF them.