The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-04-27


$500 Haines pianos to Mr.. Ed. Whitman, TN
other day. Hall says he can beat 'em all OF
''piano flesh and that If the people don't be.
lieve ii, let them call upon him.
Come and see our new goods-no trouble Il
show them. LITowIcu & WHITMAN.
Hosiery for men. women and children, a
Bruckman's.
Good hams. - cts shoulders, 10 cts, good
bacon, Is cts lard, our own putting up only
10 cts. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Nearly every train brings new corners t.
town. Immigration begins to ''look little
up in Saline county. Most strangers are
pleased with the appearance of the country
and soon make up their minds to stay.
No. trouble to show goods at the New
Y ork Store.
1000 to give away in a few days, by Obcr
Bond & Wilson. l2-tf
Mr.. X. Carlbcrg discontinues the meat mar
ket business about the LIST of May After that
date he intends TO 60 into the the ice bushes,
exclusively. Messrs. Wight & Carroll real
Testate and insurance agents, are to Occupy hi,
building.
Underware for men. st Bruckman's.
I Ladies' ready made suits at the New York
Store.
Judge Prescott has a peculiar faculty OF
rapidly getting through with court matters.
kand yet doing justice to all, with very little
loss to the people OF time and money. Is il
wonder that he is popular:-Hays City Sen
tiael.
Corsets. gloves. etc, at Bruckman's.
New Goods-daily received. at Sargent &
williams They keep the late styles of every
thing and no house in the West buy any cheap
CT or sell any cheaper than they do.
The average citizen" is now busily engaged
tearing up the soil with a spade - not for tho
purpose of assisting his wife 10 make garden.
but in search tor a worm With which to bait
the unsuspccting cat that swimmeth in the
Smoky.
Prints and Muslins can be bought cheap. at
BRUCKMAN'S
LADIES AND GENrLENEN-Yop rW sare ten
per cent; also have your paper trimmed free OF
charge. a. I. GnIER.
There j. tai, Of getting up pIcnc and dance
soon, on a large scale, for the purpose of
paying for suitable uniforms tor the fremen.
4 splendid idea. Fircmcn are certainly not
lfremrn until they have uniform dress and
Equipments.
G ii cents for best prints, at Brucbman'S.
Oh say! have You seen those new and
knobby dress goods. lawns, piques. percaes.
.organdics, summer shawls and | .0o) other new
things for sale cheap, at ODER, Bond & Viii
sons.
There is general hunt for the box elder
tree. IL j. great favorite in this country. 1t
is the first to put on foliage IN the spring and
the last 10 shed it in the fall. Every stray
box elder on our streams has been spotted, ="
and all of them are faicd to grace some front
yard.
An our best Prints C IL cents. a.
BRUCKMAN's.
Last weeks reference 10 that .'tintimnabula-
ton has given the Herald man n terrible
scare. Like the birds of Homer which rose
from the banks of the Cayster, he. too, has
risen into the air with 4 scream and cry, and
alighted IN private prccints-afar from his
'bothersome' ncighbors.
All our best Prints IL cents. at
BRUCKMAN's.
Some Of our citizens are again urging the
necessity OF n better system Of sewerage for the
principal streets. 1--WE believe that the most
economical plan for the city is to build brick
sewers at once. We annually spend great
deal of money for draining. aud this put into
brick sewers would in the end be the best and
cheapest.
6 IA cents for best prints, at Bruckmans
The following from the Kansas Cftv Journal:
=. vi. Palmer. the biggest man in Salina.
Has. Is spending a few days in the city, view
ing the bluffs and valleys.
Mcssrs. Powers. Lynie IL Co. have got into
their new office in West Kansas They have
the best appointed Office of any commission
house in tie city.
Messrs. Laughfln and Fitzgerald have lust
job OF fencing for Us which will
Knock the spots off Of any of EN-. They are
excellent carpenters and do their work specdi-
", thoroughly and in tue best style. Try
them.
Remember that am making the best har-
peSs manufactured i'm His portion ofthe State
and sell the same cheaper than any one else
w hen you come To town don't fail TO call at
nav shop on Santa Fe-onr door north 81 the
Grand Central Hotcl-and examine INV work
tnd prices. CHAs IIoLM.vIsr.
We understand that the officers of Gypsum
Ilul Cemetery Association have or are about
70 establish the rule that they Will no longer
permit WOODEN pailing> TO be constructed
'r"und the graves. The recent prairie fire has
certainly proved that wooden enclosures are
not very serviceable.
Messrs. u. & J. b. Whitehead have lust re.
'eivcd the largest and best stock Of cutlery
pver brought 10 Central or Western Kansas.
consists Of spoons. knives and forks. etc.
nc. IL IL all of tlie finest quality anl yery
handsome. Ladies don't tail to call a. their
store and examine the stock
The second inStallment OF 500 has been
raid Tor the steam-yach:. Belle OF Salina II
The builder informs Mr. Gels that the lower part
II the boat Is completed; also Tie engine and
boiler. The builder is now engaged with the
upper works. and the boat will be ready for
shipment about the time promisel-the Ist OF
Nay.
McGonicai. the tailor, keeps a corps Of
vorkmen on hand all the time. and We, u not
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