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

The fcstis~ peach tree puts forth rs leave
preparatory to IsloGming. In the language o
the poet: "Oh! spring. spr-pg, sprung.'
Cacocs tor the milton, Cheap, at Gfe
Bond a. Wilson's.
The Eastet services at the Episcopal chdrcr
iast Sabbath were very impressive The alta
-Sas lastly decorated with flowers and th'
walls gsir.l scriptural inscriptions.
The most excellent fresh oysters in tilt
city at Lays.
Fellows 90 down to the river with fish poles
balancing over their Notwithstanding IKE
cid fashioned well sweeps. Some OF then
lostcl fislI-nore of them don't.
C4orn1NG.-A large new stock of desirable
lelothrg, .at very to,O prices, at Sargent
Williams
~. c. II. Angel, Obcr. Bond s. Wilson's
''branch" at Lincoln Center, has been in town
this week. Angel is good ''un," aud the
beys are always pleased 10 see him.
Old liberty Bell MoIasses Cans. Come and
see thea, ut
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUrHILL's.
On and after the first OF July the Saina post
Office will become Canadian and Swiss mon
ey order office. Also nreney car be sent TO all
European countries by way ef swisserland.
shawls. cheap. J.CF.sH & SoN.
! Mr. Joka Sullivan goes to Abilene this week
/ TO c,erh for Byrne, Berry q Campbell, agri-
cultural implements dealers. John is a splen-
did young t.an, and his friends hope to see
s:ir &c wei,
Boots and Shoes Down! DowS!! down...
Come and SEE for yourselves.
ODER, BoSD & WILSON.
At the City Coenci meeting held last Mon
day night. T.. +. Bowen WAS appointed city
criS, aud the appointment was confirmed b!
the council The Journal was also made the
official organ Of the city for the ensuing year
| Knives and forks, queensware and glassware,
at J c. Rash 81 Sous.
The old .nust go to make room for the new.
/ Call and get bargains III wall paper. window
curtains, millinery, fancy goods, albums, toys,
all fine quality. Mrs. a. i. ORiER.
The Grammar School aud Second Interme-
diate department of the public school of our
city are % combine and give an cXhis'ton
sometime in May. The High School will also
/ give an entertainment at the viosc @: the pres
ent term.
! The world is turned upside down. per-
son would think so by seeing the amount OF
goods received this week by
! CAMPBELL. SLOAN & TUIHIIL.
Col. W. A. Phillips, Men. Der OF Congress
returned from Washington last Sunday even
ing. He is enjoying good health and is in fine
spirits. He will spenda few days in whiting
various portions of ii State aud then return
to Washington
Come and Get sonic Of our great bargains.
AS we haven't room ior all our goods and
Must close them out profit or no profit.
DEER, BOND & WILSON.
Mr. J. n. Champion, the popular clerk at
Seitzs, has gone to Ohio for hriei season. Ii
what Champs ''pard' states, is true. Champ
will soon be no longer champion among
bachelors. but VIII strive for The champion
ship Of benedic;s. Wehope it so.
Our lines of gents wears and furnishing
.oDls this spring are moro THAN double in
. Y.
we have ever before offered our patrons.
LIrowIcH & WITIMANN.
Sir. W. G. Addison and family started east
this morning they will frs visit 81. Louis
and afterwards take in the Centennial. Mr..
Addison also makes trip to Brooklyn, hav-
ing been elected by HE late Topek a Presby-
terry a commissioner to the 1enei.i Assembly
to be held there in May
Fellows send their orders eli 10 Kansas City,
81. Louis and Chicago for suits OF clothing,
" hen they car get good fits at NcGonigal :
and pay hi m from $1,000 10 SIS co less. Leave
your measure with McGonigal, and il he don't
suit you we will furnish you the rcd apples
until the millennium.
We are having some of "thcm winds now.
Fix il up any way you please. the ha'l>aIi
'e$prcts to see himself blown INTO the middle
of next wcck-cven after nine or ten years ex-
reiiensc among blows that are not eqnaled in
qnr coi.ntry under the sun. There is 40 Use
Of talking person can't get use 10 the
March winds and take them like hero.
Never before. lave VIC been selling dry
rood, and clothing IS low rs we are this spring.
Never before. did we buy goods a, cheap a.
we have done this spring. Owing 10 the
Msreh storms east and west. many goods
were iair'y slaughtered, enabling H. To sell rs
s!6se IS any market. 1oa can save big
'::arrin on your dry good bill, If you trade
IT I.itcWich & Wittmann's.
Il is stated on reliable authority that il 4
uroper move is l'sade by The rc,,'c of ) ilIna.
lie rallrCid machine shops now ut Brookyile
NAV te removed 10 Salina. IL is further stated
that the railroad company recently refused to
sell their hotel building ut the depot, intmating
that they might possibly have some u-e Tor il
al an early day. IL there is ANYTHING Salina 5
citizens can do 10 secure the advantages of the
lccrtion of machine shops here, ,ett!er! pitch
n:
The new $dvcrt;.cmegt of t''e Mass'l'or
rh:eShcr is published in this paper. Il i
most popular machine. and is sod at bottom
pr:crs Mr.. G. W. TrcsSin. ole q! tie oldest
and most respected OF our cirizrns. is the sole
agent tor S;'''ue county. Mr.. Tressin has had
wears of experience ia selling agricultural in'-
plcmrnts AMI feels justified in claiming that
he knows vtich are the best Of the standard
implements aud machines. You can rest as
- A 81, bin., "a. claims knucCFu-fis