The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-03-09

Salina has good water communications :
now. -
nurrah l0r~fGe wheat! Another grand
crop.
1t is Lent. aud the boys are keeping pretty
good.
St. Patrich's day comes on the 18th OF
March.
Boots at low prices at CAMPBELL. SLOAN &
TuTmLL's. u
The Santa Fe part Of salina was'th canal
part of Venice, yesterday. -
Rio Coii,e. Tea and all other Groceries, at
J. (. Rash & Sons.
J. II. SueaG accompanSa~the Legislators
ON their Colorado trip. =
DIR. I. II. vanEafon returned from Topeka
On Tuesday evenings train. =
The most excellent flesh oysters in the
City n Lays.
New aud dangerous fifty cent counterfelts'
are in circulation. Look out tor them./
New Calcocs. very pretty. only eight cents
per yard, at Ober, Bond q Wilson'S.
Mr.. c. ). Radcli;i is preparing to build az
addition to has residence on Ninth Street. -
New and knoLby Hats, Just received and for
sale cheap q, ODER. Bond Il wilson's.
The travel on tie Kansas Pacific train. going
west on Friday. va, The heaviest OF tie season.
According to the appointments for witt
ton by Bishop Vail the Bishop will be ia
Salina. April Gih.
Those oysters at Lays are the best ever
brought to ti, market. You can get them al
any time-day or night.
Mr.. c. e. Libby, photographer. las some
thing to say ia this issue, which all the pco-
pie should read.
Miss Alice Campbell of Coacor'lia,-Sister
of Mrs. A. c. Sloln-arrycd in town, yester-
day. aud will make 4 vi>itof several months.
The demand for corn continues good. al
though the price does not.alyance much. DeJy
ter figures are anticipated in the spring. =
The best line of Prints. Muslius aud cling
hams in town, /, to be found at j. G. Rash &
:;oas.
Mr. Goo Baglry is making Improvement.
on his dwelling house at The corner st Seventh
and Ash streets. - ~
II you want a nice. ncw stylish bat. at the
lowest price, examine the stock at }. c. Bash
& Sons.
very pleasant hoptook place in the second
story of e. T.. Meade & san, new building.
last Tuesday night.
Ia PEIMA DONNA TEN GENITAL, or
SEITZ'S BOSS FIVE CENT CIGARS. HAVE
ARRIVED.
Carpenters are tearing down the ell in the
rear OF the City Hotel. The material Is to be
Sold to those wanting il. - ~
Bacon. Shoulders. lIams and Lard, either
wholesale or retail. lie best IN the STATE.
Cheap is the word at Obcr Bond & wilson's
Miss Laura !. LangvolrIy has resigned her
position teacher IN the public school. and
is succeeded hy Miss Tina Bodgctj. --N
Clothing, CLOTHING. CLOTHING at your
own price. Come and make Us bid.
OBER. BoND & WILSON.
Doc GROCER is the last lingering" Black
Hitler lie says lac ,eiH 20; aud hopes to
press Dihe into the seryrca> hi> ate de lamp
Brown and Blcachcd Mu,Itns of every Kind.
cheaper ;han any house la Kansas. Comc and
be convinced. DEER. BoNp & WILSON.
Col G. G. Lockwood aud Jalge 4. NJ
B"cbc were we'll acquainted with the uGiortu-
iate 8alkuap. when be wa' oa'y an ordinary
attorney ia Iowa.
Tho regular annual mcrcing of the Gyasurs
Ilill Cemc.ry Association for The election Of
Officers. viii be held at Mayor Bishop, Office
~, - .s.,r.I,,. 1s.l,- > -
Boots aud Shoes Tor the million. Now i,
the tim" To buy. Great bargains for The next
TEN DAYS AZ the Boot and Shoe Pafior OF
ODER. Bond & Wilson's.
Maj. Fors>cc informs as that p good black
smith can lind plenty OF work in The township
of Falun. \ shop viii DC furnished, ana We
believe. also. tlie tools. -.s--------r-- -
In G.y days Ne Will receive another very
choice iot Of Prints. II YOU want one Of the
p.cttie>t dresses in town call AMI see them.
&c. RASH Sox.
Mr.. Cyras Kingman. OF Dsls~r.i, H.. has
been visiting with h> bros1Gr. Mr.. {. 4. King
man. OF this place. ~11c returned 10 Illinois
last Monday.
The Black His i good place tor the
young men. but the married men fad that The
most stylish dress goods for their wives can
lac found at ihc New York store
There Is an awful rush 10 the New York
Sore, because everything in the dry goods
line is sold cheaper there than anywhere else
IN Kansas.
Judge 4. NJ. Bechc has sold lis residence
property on South Santa Fe 10 Mai. John W.
Berks, Tor $1,000. This property was former
iy owned by Col. Henry Logan. - <
While the nation Is agitaicd over the Dis
grace Of the War Secretary. good, are being
so'd cheaper than ever at the broken down"
Stone Palace.
On Tuesday morning. the trees were coated
with fantastic figures ia ice W:th the sun
shining upon them, perfect fairy land was
presented To view. ---~~s -
We have on the road a fine line ol ladies'.
misses and children shoes. Thcywi arrive
in day or two. Examine our stock oi these.
goods before purchasing elsewhere
j {. EA~u x SoN.
Mrs. Katie Watt. OF Eden Randolph Co.
Illinois. mother OF NcSSrS. ". c. ana n. I
Addison. and Mrs. ". II. Cr4Nfurni j. visiting
her children and friends ia This vicinity. -
H,r-il.