The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-06
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Fresh fish in the market the other day.I
New Prints, at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
The sun once in while gets a little warm.
For your Clothing go to the New York
Store.
The days and nights are about equal in
length.
Ducks have been plenty on the pond West
oftowu.
c. E. Meade & Son have horses ard cattle
for sale or trade.
Bacon. hams, shoulders and lard at Ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
Mrs NJ Ransom has nearly recovered from
her late dangerous illness.
The best and the finest stock Of Hats just
received at the New York store.
Messers w. r. Gels and John Ryan went TO
Lawrence last Tuesday morning.
The wild geese are at last coming TO tb'"
senses. They are flying southwark. y
The mud is some thirty or forty thous2Yd
feet deep on our main tnoroughiarcs. y
The largest, the best and the cheapest stock
of Dry Goods, at The New York Store.
To ex-Mayor Bishop the voice of everybody
is: well done. good and faithful Bob
a call fora Republican County convention
i plbii,hel in lno.hcr cola IA OF this paper.
Loaded wagons are hauled abou, town
by four horses. Two horses can't "budIe
'em"
The latest styles OF Ladies' Ties at the
New York Store.
Miliners aud spring openings are words
that one can sec in ali newspapers about these
days.
Lintn collars, cuff, white shirts, hose. and
great variety of gents neckwarc, at Sargent
& Williams.
April 1t passed without much "foo,ing."
Tie weather king fooled Us by giving Us a first
class snow storm.
Linen Hankerchiefs, at ten cents each, at
the New York Store.
Lovers of blue grass have taken advantage
OF the very favorable weather We have been
having for sowing gras-.
Boots AID shoes down TO bed rock, at Obcr,
Bond q Wilson's.
account, of a lack of iuel with which TO war;.
the building. No coal.
Brown and BlcacLed Cotton, cheap. at Lit
owich & witmann's.
The saloon keepers have commenced getting
up their petitions for licenses. The old
licenses expire May first.
The tenderest steaks roasts or boiling pieces
in town can be found at G. f. Meade * Son 5.
Saturday last an S-inch snow storm struck
us. Snow lay on The ground for about %
hours and then entirely disappeared.
For the latest styles OF Goods: g 10 New
York Store.
There has been no coal in town for several
days. Fellows keep borrowing from each
other with NJ expectation OF ever returning
Make us a CASH offer on our boots, shoes,
clothing, or any thing else, and take them
away. ODER, BoND & WILSON.
Mr.. ID. Il. Powers says that big Texas drive
OF his Is nothing compared with that ncN
daughter which lac has lately fallen heir TO. -
Christian church services in the Lutheran
church next Sunday forenoon and evening
Elder A. ID Goodwin will preach. All are in
yitcd.
Lay will furRish oysters to parties and to fe>-
rivals, of much better quality and at cheaper
prices than can be purchased elsewhere in the
city.
Those persons who have come through the
season without bringing a good cold with
them, are receiving the congratulations of
their friends
Sargent & Williams are constantly receiving
new goods which they are selling at the lowest
possible price.
For several days the wires were in such a
tx that a person who wished TO send a tees
gram from Saina to New York was compelled
10 start it via Denver.
Mr.. c. L. Libby. photographed. by reason
of the late bad weather, is still in town. lie
will give due notice in these columns of the
time of his departure.
Messrs. Palmer. L. Light. Cousc. Coombs.
Fields and wagstaii are attending the Russell
county court, being witnesses in the ease of
the State vs.. Mccormick.
For wall paper. call on Mrs. 4. I. Grier.
Largest aud best assortment ever brought To
Sallna. All new pallcln>. ahohS WHICH VIA
be found the beautiful Centennial.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING. for the Millions!
at the New York Store.
The front of TreSSn & Mller's and Iluebner
& Brhr'S place of business. which was blown
down during the storm last week, has been
replaced by a good. substantial 'front.' Flec&s
iewclry sign shines bright over the sidewalk.
and everything in that locality looks well again,
New Dress Good, and the very latest styles.
at the New York Store.
The masons have commenced aying the
brick of Schwartz aud Berg's new buildings j
Handsomely blocked Manhattan stone. and
elegant metallic rorniceS. window caps. door
caps. etc. boaaiitully m, xed in. will make of
these buildings about the hanlsomest BLOCK in
town.
Just rccevel-rhr finest and cheapest lot
OF clo:hing ever brought Ia Sslina.
SARGENT K WILLIAMS.
There was certain Robleman who huiit
large aud costly mansion. no; ten thousand
miles from thi. place. aul hein,eadcd it should
be The most gorgcou>ly Misunderstanding