The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-18
Lemonade at Lays.

Everybody admrcs our new Office.
sacred concerts are now in fashion.
warm rain would help the gardens.
The work on the streets is still going Oh
Everything new, at Sargent & Williams.
Clearing out sale at the New York Store.
Race horses are practicing at Oak Dale Park.
Alfalfa has got good start i'm this county.
50 japan tea for 81, at ODER, Bond Viii
sons.
We hardly realize it-yet harvest is not far
away.
Ladies' linen suits, cheap, at the New York
Store.
Judge Prescott is holding court in Lincoln
county.
new lot of clothing, at Campbell Sloan g.
Tuthills.
A Frenchmen is talking of starting saloon
at the depot.
Some more "wooden weddings in store for
Salina society.
Mr.. 4. }. Lynde, of Kansas City, is visiting
with his friends.
Read the advertisement Of fhc New York
Store on this page.
About 500 have been raised for the young
mems reading room.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson is expected home, Friday
evening of this week.
Mr.. John Ryan has purchased Mr.. X. Carl
berg's 'stock of Ice.''
A brother of Mr. J. f. Robinson was visit
ing in Salna last week.
Streitz is limping. A carload of machinery
bore down on his foot.
Clothing hats. shirts, etc, in great variety,
at Sargent & Williams.
Briggs s. Gebhart will have carload of
Haynes (in.) Headers in few days.
Hon. J. c. Horton, OF Lawrence, was In town
Yesterday guest OF Mr.. A. G. Cousc.
A. IL Darling. the enterprising livery man
of Enterprise, was in town on Tuesday.
The flower dealers have done well this sea-
son. House plants are in great demand.
Mr.. A. II. Head is building good-sized
farm house at his place on the Mulberry.
The best place to buy goods in Western
Kansas, is at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
We are having hot weather and summer
clothing has been donned 10 some extent.
Percaes u l-2 cts per yard come where you
can get goods cheap, at Campbell, Sloan &
Tuthill's.
Litowich & Whitman mean to close out
their stock at any price. Go and see the
bargains they Offer
Bathing in the Smoky happens about twi-
light. Some OF the boys had better wait un
Ill it is little darker.
The Junior of the Journal returned from
Colorado this morning. He thinks, too, there
Is no place like Salina.
Down goes the prices on boots and shoe,
lower than ever, at ODER. Bond q Wilson,
parlor boot and shoe store.
Mr.. Louis Schuler, having purchased tho
old "l0l'' building on Fifth street is repairing
it throughout for dwelling house.
Rev. Mr.. Dooley preached a very able and
interesting sermon on the temperance question
at the Episcopal church, last Sabbath.
Farmers. do not fail to see the Ma>slon
llaryesters before you buy. Briggs & Geb-
W. understand that Mr.. w. c. Addison. up
on his return from the East, will put up a
brick store, and open out in merchandising.
Mr.. c. c. Culp is making arrangements to
build residence on Ninth street. on the lots
Just south OF Mr.. Thorn Is Spencer'S properly.
4 number of families are already making
arrangements for an early departure TO Phila-
del2hia, tor the purpose of attending the &c n
tennal.
The Aultman & Taylor Manufacturing Com
pany run their Peerless VIBRATOR with the
Woodbury. power, mounted on four wheels.
Jones & Walton are Agents
Messrs. Robinson and Wtkhan stormcd
Kansas City last week. Tom Lynde showed
them the sights. and the boys came back de-
lighted with Toms hospitality.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. lie offers 10 wheel the
heaviest man in town one mile in wheel
barrow, il anybody beats him.
Messrs. Schwartz and Bergs new building
are enclosed and the carpenters are at the in
side work. Two handsemer buildings cannot
bc found in this section of the State.
Go TO Jones & Walton's and interview their
Impro we'd six foot cut Marsh Harvester. with
"a binders board for three binders, before Civ
Ing your orders for any third rate machine.
Prof Ticc. having become a colleague of
the clements, arranged for firsi-elass storm
yesterday. For some reason 1t did not take
place, but undoubtedly will in day or two.
No county seat IN Kansas has a handsomer
court yard than Salinas. The maple trees
have grown 10 good size and afford an abund-
ant shade. The yard is also matted with blue
grass.
Our popular Photographer, Mr.C. +. Libby,
has rented the store formerly occupied by II.
Hall, and will soon open with full line of
pictures. frames, passepartouts. chromos and
general showcase goods.
The Stone Palace Store is doing the bust
ness of town. because they have marked their
goods down to strictly cash prices; go and sec
for yourselves, and be convinced that y Der,
Bond Wilson are discounting the balance
on cash sales for cash.
The last nstallment-S6l1-wa paid 10 the
lauf of fAn NJ - c.,