The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-01

Lave your tongue.
Ice Cream at Lays.
Beautiful shiny weather
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays
Strong zephyrs Oh Tuesday.
Sheet Music, at cost, at III. Halls.
Ladies' silk ties, at j. e. Rash & Sons.
The Methodists are talking of a festival.
Clearing out sale at the New York Store.
Willard Lowe is visiting friends in Salina.
Quite a number OF strangers on our streets
New goods received daily at Sargent & VIII.
liams'
Nice striped Skirts for ladies, at j. C. Rash
g. Sons.
Remember the closing out sale at the New
York Store.
For your new Trunks, 20 TO Campbell.
Sloan s. Tuthill's.
Mr.. q. A. Nelson has put in new front to
his hotel on Santa Fe
Lace curtains at the lowest possible figures
at the New York Store.
The members of the Salna band are talking
OF purchasing uniforms.
An essay, A" Live within your means" will
be published next week.
Mrs. G. j. Lay and ch ildren started for In;
diana, Monday morning.
Quite blaze was seen on the bluffs north OF
town on Monday evening.
Messrs. Brakeman q Co. have magnificent
store, elegantly arranged.
Several new and substantial plank gutter.
crossings are being put in.
Decoration day last Tuesday. The patriots
tom5s were left unadorned.
Arc not our city base balliSts going to get
up match game on the Fourth?
You can buy dry goods and clothing, cheap
for cash, at the New York Store.
Ask to see the Adjustable Duplex Corset, -
for sale only by Sargent & Williams.
LOOK here Fresh new goods received this
week, at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthll's.
Sales soda fountain has started up and ono
can get it up your nose" stingingly, there.
Mr.. John Kroft has purchased Mr.. Thos.
Spcnccr's residence property on Ninth street.
The X. T.. road has shortened its time an
other hour between Denver and Kansas City.
Mr. Titus, of Long Island, n. Y, cousin
of Mr.. Frank Goodnow, is making a visit
here.
Dress goods in endless variety to be closed
out at greatly reduced prices, at the New y ork
Store.
Residents of the eastern part OF the county
were treated to heavy rain storm Sunday
night
The railroad bill of lading for the Belle OF
Salina" has been received, and her arrival is
daily expected.
Court moves slowly. The case of Dunmyer
VS.. the X. Z. II. II. Co. resulted in verdict
for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Maurice Cromwell, OF Lincoln county,
was down several days Of tins week visiting
his many friends.
Business, this and last week. at Campbell.
Sloan & Tuthill's has been very brisk They
sell lots OF goods.
\ pleasant party was given by the young
folks last evening at Donegan's hall, which
was well attended.
Whatever you do, go to Sargent & Williams
10 buy your goods. They guarantee prices to
compete with anybody.
a new awning in front of 5. VI. Palmer's
feed store, and "A new sign across the walk at
Huebner' & Behr's saloon.
Calicoes-immense stock just received, and
you bet they are cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
Anything in dry goods and clothing, for
cash. cheaper at the New York Store than
at any other store in town.
The police judge complains that the people
OF Salina and the visiting farmers are too
pcaceable and busy for him.
DR.. j. h Lull has moved his Office TO the
room recently occupied by Capt. Mohler-ad-
joining Couse's livery stable,
Now come ODER, Bond & Wilson and say
they will sell you more goods FOR less money
than any OF their competitors.
The committee on finance for the Fourth Of
July celebration succeeded in raising $40 on
the first day of their soliciting
The little glrl of Rev W. A. Simpkins has
been very sick the past week. She is now i'm
proving, we are happy to learn.
We hear many words complimentary of the
beauty Of Maj. Berks' property. He has a
fine collection of plants and flowers.
We are indebted to Mrs. W. W. Morrison for
new potatoes, grown in her garden. These
are the first we have seen tins season.
II is now certain that we are TO have the
grandest Fourth of July celebration which
ever took place in Kansas. Three cheers.
Charles Holmqvist will receive the last of
this week twenty different styles of ny nets.
Go and get pair; you are bound TO be suited.
Three pounds No. first pick japan tea,
and other goods proportionately cheap. at the
Cheap Cash Store of ober. Bond aud Wilson'S.
Mr.. A. Birch has sold the farm be now
occupies 10 Mr.. b. A. Litowich. Ben viii
raise wheat, aud Birch will go on to another
farm 81 his.
-ghe I,ene Star base BAL club Of Liberty
township AID Lindsburg club played 4
match game lat saturday. in Liberty town
ship. The score stood II tor the Lone Stars
10 - COR the LindsbUrg boys.