The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-21

Cool evenings.
Rain falls often. -
Days grow short.
Evenings leDgthen.
Sargent & Williams.
Lemonade at Lays.
Bank up your houses.
Farmers are making hay. - >
Shawls at J. G. Rash Sons.
"Chin music" is lively just now.
Fine growing weather for fall grain.
The sunflower crop is not very good.
New dry goods at j. G. Rash & Sons.
Put new lights in the broken windows.
Stop up the cracks to keep the cold out.
Turn out to the primaries next SATURDAY.
School books at Whitehead & Seaman's.
When are you going 10 visit the schools?
Many dead grasshoppers on the prairies.
For your school books 60 to A. +. Grier's.
Mosquitoes are hungry, yet they are merry.
Bargains in Black Alpacas, at j. G. Rash 6
Sons.
Many black birds visit the remaining grass
hoppers. " -
Our streets were crowded with people last
Saturday.
Four Pictures for fifty cents, for few weeks,
at Libby's.
BE sure that the polls are kept open until
six o'clock.
Many farmers commenced sewing wheat
last Monday. -
Mr.. J. d. Suydam is building a residence on
the East Side. - ~
Buy your yarn and cotton-batting, at J. c
Rash 81 Sons.
Len Williams went to Illinois last week IL
visit his home. -
Stacks and pyramids OF goods, at Campbell
Sloan & Tuthll's.
Turn out and hear the Republican speakers
on Tuesday evening next.
Complete outfit for teachers and scholars. at
Mrs. A. L. Grer's.
Mr.. c. l.. Albin praises the Lord and spanks
that eleven pound boy. ----
-Prints-Prints-til you cant rest, at
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
Inquiries about the fair are common. Bring
In your articles for display.
New goods received every day, at Camp
bell, Sloan & Tuthilrs.
Charles Holmqvist is at Kansas City seeing
the sights at the Exposition. *
binds Of d,pnoiS op1 cho.p
at j. c. Rash & Sons.
Capt. S. ii. Williams preached at Abilene
last Sunday to a large audience.
Have you seen those two dollar boots at
ODER, Bond e. Wilson'S?
TT Going and wife are:visiting the Kan
sas City Exposition this week. esq.,
splendid assortment of school books, at
Whitehead & Seaman's.
An old-fashioned Kansas zephyr whirled the
dust around quite lively last Saturday. ----.-
October first-immense stock-goods new
and chcsp-Markland, Dodge & Moore.
Mr.. c. G. Cuip left for the Eas; this MORN
Ing. He will return in about a month.
You will find four good Mares for sale cheap
or trade, at 0ber, Bond & Wilson'S.
One hundred cars loaded with cattle went
east on the Kansas Pacific last Sunday.
Boot and shoes at reduction of twenty-five
per cent, at Sargent & Williams.
During recent storm the rod on Mr.. III. #.
Wolley's house was struck by lightning. ~
Forty cars for shipping broom corn have
no. nerolf Ars
Make room for liberty and the new goods
just received at 0ber, Bond & Wilson'S.
School books of all kinds. and cheaper than
anywhere eEse, at Whitehead & Seamans.
j. S. Scarborough, the Commonwealth
"Pioncer" correspondent. called yesterday.
We allow nobody to sell goods at less prices
than we do. SARGENT & WILLIAMS.
Who said that ODER, Bond & Wilson hadn't
got the cheapest lot of Gloves ever made :
In gents tine boots. you will find the
"boss" stock In town at Sargent & Williams.
For sale or rent Mason & HamlIn Organ.
&. r. LIBBY. Photo.
The country people are TO be trated TO an
interesting seiopptican entertainment this
fali. -
Markland, Dodge & Moore open up their
entirely new stock OF goods on the first of Oc-
tober.
We haven't got room for all our goods. so
come quick and get bargains. at ober, Bond &
Wilson's.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season. at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros