The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-01
Lemonade at Lays.
Hosiery, cheap, at j. c. Rash & Sons.


New invoice of instruction Books, at II
Halls.
There was no preaching at the Presbyterian
Church last Sabbath. Sickness in his family
prevented the pastor from attending 10 hi!
duties.
One eecond hand Organ, for sale cheap, Al
Halls Music Store.
The largest and best selected stock OF Cloth
ing, at almost your own figures, at the New
York Store. Everybody should 60 and secure
a bargain.
The father OF Mr.. L. w. Bates, from Bloom
field, Iowa, has been visiting in this place.
He talks of locating in Salna. He started for
Iowa yesterday morning.
Ho, for the Centennial. But before you go,
buy you new trunk at Campbell, Sloan s
Tuthilrs. They sell cheap.
Mrs. Harry Wagner, and children, of Lara
mic City, Wyom ing r.. arrived in town last
Sunday morning, and is visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. w. Il. Gels.
.drs. A. +. Grier is now in receipt of Sprn &c
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do her
best to please.
Briggs e. Gebhart have just received one OF
the celebrated Roller Grain Drills. Come and
see 1t before you buy They are agents for it
in this and adj joining counties.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, If anybody beats him.
We understand that DR.. J. w. Daley talks
of giving up his practice in Youngstown, o.,
and of returning to Salina, on account Of the
poor health OF his family.
A number of new farm houses have lately
been erected east of Salina and on Gypsum.
They are nearly all large and substantial, and
greatly add to the value of the property and
the general appearance of the country.
A pet fox squirrel, belonging to Col. Spivey's
family, has y,,disappeared, which they
desire very much TO have returned to them. 1t
is very tame, and may be in the possession of
some one to whose premises it has wandered.
Mr.. Fred. Patch, who has been residing for
the past five or six years in Bavaria, Kansas,
returned to Huron county last week. lie is
looking well and we reckon the Kansas eli
mate agrees with him.-NorpaM %. )Refee tor.
Cut deep No foolishness Stand from
under :!
Three pounds No. Japan Tea for Sl.00.
Three pounds Ariosa Coffee for Sl.00.
Calico at your own prices,
At Ober, Bond s. Wilson'S Stone Palace Store.
Mr.. rockingham, late of Boston, Mass, a
friend of Mr.. A. NJ. Claflin's family, is pre-
pairing to build residence at the corner Of
Seventh and Ash streets, opposite Mr.. G. X.
Bagley's residence. Mr.. rockingham will
engage IN sheep raising.
Buy wagncr's Centennial March, for sale at
Hail. Music Store.
Mr. A. W. Wickham has gone on a sum-
mer's trip, with the Centennial as the object.
i've point. Ife will first visit Norwalk, o., and
then swing around to Philadelphia. Perad-
venture he will not return alone. The wise
acres Of Saina have thus decrced.
Plques and Marsellcs cheaper at the New
York Store than az any store in town.
Now is The time for the city authorities to
hire mowers and have the wilderness of sun
flowers hearabouts cut down. The stalks are
now tender aud can be easily cut. Cut them
now, and the X. L. passengers will be able TO
tell that there is such place a Salna.
Put on your side-boards, call on ODER, Bond
& Wilson with a five dollar bill, AID take
the wagon home full of cheap goods.
One of the "grown-up" boys has the
whooping cough. He feels a little sheepish,
and goes off by himself aud whoops and
whoops and whoops. The boys plague the
poor fellow, but he keeps ordinarily cool, and
will soon be accustomed to take the plaguIng
like hero.
Six No. Mich COWS for sale-with calves
two miles northwest of Salina, OH +. A. Pow
ers & Bros farm. l6-2w.
Lieutenant Yard did not purchase Mr.. Hus
sry'S farm. as we reported last week. We I'M
derstand, however. that he purchased Mr.
Wckersham's farm, on the Smoky. eight
miles south of SaliDa. He has rented the
Probert property, on Ninth street, and will
reside IN town.
LADIES AND GESTLEMEN-You ,ciH sarc ten
per cent also have your paper trimmed free of
charge. A. L. GRIER.
Its said that our Pride of Saina" flour
in the mountains with the 80. X"
-four Of Boulder. Col. THE latter being a very
superior brand. The conflict is red hot, with
great chances in favor of the Pride of Sa-
lima" large quantities Of which are being
shipped thither.
Our coffee is the best. Our canned and dried
fruits are the best and the cheapest.
J. c. RASH 4 SoS.
Two men from the Black Hills landed here
last week. They were worn out and dis
gusted. satisfied that the biggest humbug on
the top of the earth is the Black Hills business.
They had labored six months tor gold, and
brought back all they had obtained in hom9
pathic medicine bottle.
We have plenty Of ice for our own use, and
expect TO supply the city with ice cream dur
ing the entire season. Call at our place and
get your ice cream. G. J. LAY & Bro.
Another "evidence of civilization" in this
is that the lawyers now get all their
Court briefs printed. Four briefs we
printed last week. and we have the promise Of
two others for this week. Salina lawyers VIII
no more think Of going to Topeka with writ
tan hria,s Sensible LAWYERS