The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-21
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays.

}. Clothing, wonderfully reduced, at Sargen
s. Williams.
-Four mares for sale cheap or trade, at Ober
Bond & Wilson's.
Ladies' shoes, every style and very cheap, a
Sargent & Williams.
Two hundred and fifty cheap blankets, a
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
All wool Flannels at a reduction of twenty
five per cent, at Sargent s. Williams.
Two marriages have occurred during the pas
week, and another is arranged to come off to
day.
Improvements on Sullivan's tanning mil
building have been made during the pas
week.
A marve.ous wonder, in the shape OF stool
of goods, just received at Campbell, Sloan q
Tuthill's.
Bishop Fink, Bishop of Leavenworth, ar
rived in Salina Friday and remained until
Monday.
Teachers should read the circular and pro.
gramme for the Teachers Institute to be held
in October.
Capt. Aldrich, of Smith county, called last
Saturday. He spent several days in Salina, en-
joying himself.
Charley Hilton has gone to Kansas City to
see that the Exposition is conducted on cor
rect principles.
Beached and uubleached muslins lower
than they can be found in the city. at Sargent
& Williams.
j. F. Hopper, agent, and correspondent of
the St. Louis Times for the state of Kansas,
called yesterday.
On Sunday evening last Rev. Simkins told
how to choose a wife, and was listened to by
a large audience.
Who gobbles our Ellsworth Reporter? Sew
eral numbers have disappeared lately before
we could file them.
A Chinese wash house is soon to be estab-
lished in Salna. "Savie Hong Kong: Sal
hap muchec wash" X
Mr. David Pierre left on Saturday evening
for the Black Hills country, where he will seek
riches in the gold fields. >.--,A
ii. C. Angel of Lincoln Center, came down
this week to pilot new goods up to ODER, Bond
& Wilson's branch store.
Elder A. ID. Goodwin will preach in the
Lutheran church next Sunday forenoon and
evening. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs r. L. Watson went east last
Tuesday morning. They will do" the Kan
sas City exposition this week. \
Mr.. L. G.. Skancke has gone to Chicago to
meet his mother on her way from Norway.
|
More real bargains are now being offered by
Sargent & Williams in dry goods. clothing,
boots, shoes and hats than ever before.
School books much cheaper at Whitehead &
Seamans than at any other place in town,
Mrs. T. l.. Bond started for Pennsylvania on
Tuesday morning, where she goes TO visit her
friends. She will be absent several weeks.
Examine our Flannels, Cotton Flannels and
Shifting before purchasing elsewhere.
j. G. RASH & Son.
If you want your goods cheap. wait until
the first of October, when MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore will open their new store and new
stock.
Arrangements have been made tor the
Republican meeting to be held in Salina on
| Tuesday, September 2Gth? Let us have a
rousing meeting.
Fancy articles make an interesting display at
fairs, and there are many people in this county
who have such articles, and should prepare
them for exhibition.
Mrs Wm. X. Gels and children. and Miss
Katie Cantwell, returned last Thursday eve
ming from their visit to friends in Pennsyl-
vania and to the Centennial. - -
Alpacas. Cashmeres, in fact everything in
dress goods we are selling at lower prices
than eyer before offered
SARGENT s. WILLIAMS.
Judge Hamilton made us a pleasant call
yesterday, bringing us news from the Centen-
NAL State. He and his wife will probably re-
turn to Colorado this evening.
Twenty-one cars of broom corn were loaded
at this station last Saturday. and as many
more could have been loaded had they been at
the disposal of our shippers. ------ -
Jeans, Oh, no, guess not. Jeans, Well,
| reckon we've got the cheapest lot of Jeans
ever brought west. Jeans from fifteen cents
up, at ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
| Revenge is sweet. Doc Jenney has n good
sized plaster on the side of his nose. and many
will now get even with him by asking what.
"the matter with your nose?'
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers TO wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in 4 wheel
barrow, If anybody beats him.
! Mr.. w. W. Cone. agent for the Kansas
Farmer. Topeka, called on us Saturday. He
received quite number of subscribers in Sa-
J line county for that excellent paper.
Mr. Edible Bishop has gone to Topeka
where he expects to work at the printing bus
mess. He is Il steady and prompt young man
AMI will faithfully serve his employers.
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.
What are you doing for the coming fair:
Very many people say they will be there.
Prepare your best products for disp 'ay. make
a good showing and take a cash premiums.
Just received. and among our "Specialities,"
we offer beautiful assortment Of Gents White
Shirts. The styles are new and the prices are
remarkably low. SARGENT & WILLIAMS.