The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-25
Mud now reigAs,
Ice Cream Mt Law

Sweet potato plants, at Wafson's.
The rivers aud creeks must raise soon. Il
Cheap is the word at the New York Store.
Linen suitng, cheap, at the New York
Store.
Big strings of fish are 'foted" through
town.
Oak Dale Park has become a great Sunday
resort.
New calicoes at s. and cents at Bruck-
mans.
Twenty-Five bushels to the acre will be the
average.
Kid gloves, of any color or price, at the New
York Store.
The latest styles Of parasols, cheap, at the
New York Store.
good choir has been organized at the
Methodist church.
Bottom of the market guaranteed. at Sar-
gent q Williams.
The Junior of this paper will fail into his
old place next week.
= Brakeman & Co. now occupy Sargent 81
williams old stand,
Where's your ring worms, your chinch bugs
and your hcssan flies
There is scarcity OF commercial men of
late. What Is the trouble:
Beautiful little rivulets line the streets, and
wind their way on To the sea.
Three dollar A No. Japan tea for one dol
lar, at Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Mr.. George Kruger has furnished his house
with a handsome coat of paint.
Mr.. w. ID. Radclifr is deputy city treasurer,
during the absence of Mr. Biodgett.
The "Belle of Salina' will reach Salina the
last of this or the first of next week.
Gents suits, shirts. hiatt, gloves, ties, etc,
all in great variety, at SIrgcnt & VILLAINS.
Mrs. G.. j. Lay starts for Indiana next week,
and will make visit OF about two months.
Go to the New York Store aud see for your
self at what prices you can buy goods there.
Saline. one of the best counties in the State.
to have no county historian appointed. Shame!
All goods cheaper at the New York Store
than at any other storei in town. This is fact !.
East. His sister is recovering, we are happy
TO state.
Judge Hamilton did not accept the appoint
ment of Centennial manager for the territory
OF Colorado.
For whatever you want, go direct to Sar-
gent & Williams. They guarantee the very
lowest prices.
.;rs. A. +. Grier is now in receipt OF Spring
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do her
best to please.
Messrs. Bruckman & Co, have opened up
at their new stand. They are much better
fixed than before.
Miss Maggie Il5lott, sister OF Mrs. Silas Sea-
man, starts for her home in New York some
time next week.
That Saline county ease has come to an end,
and the emigration from Minneapolis to Sa-
lima has been immense
"Vhen the boat comes,' everybody, says,
even do" so and so. A summer of sport is
depending on that boat.
Everybody should call at the New York
Store, and learn prices OF Clothing before in
vesiing at any other store.
Capt. ID. w. Henderson. one of the Lincoln
county delegates to the Topeka Republican
Convention. called on Monday.
More coffee, sugar, and in fact groceries ofall
kinds, for one dollar, at ODER. Bond & VII
sons, than any other store In town.
The low prices made by Brakeman & Co.
show conclusively that low prices make bust
ness lively, even in the dullest times.
Preaching at the Baptist church next sun
day. The ordinance of Baptism will be adj
mInisterd ut the close ofthe morning service
Some novelties In the way of ladies' dress
goods, collars, cuffs, ties. laces. kid gloves.
fans, parasols. etc. at Sargent & Williams.
Ii is stated that the railroad agents at
Brookville, Salina, solomon City and Manhat-
tan are all members of the Methodist church
The plasterers have finished up the room
over H. NJ Sales drug store aud the reading
room will be open to the members in few
days.
Sargent & Williams continue to do a good
business in their new location. They keep a
good, choice stock, and sell goods on the
square.
orvis says they did actually shut up their
chickens, over at Minneapolis. while the Sa-
lima boys were there. We thought they
would.
Rev. 4. W,Dahlsten. OF this county. attended
the State Conference of the Lutheran church Of
Kansas. which was i'm session at Usage City
last week.
The "old settler" says there will surely be
an overflow" after all this rain. ''Old set
tler' may be right and then again he
"mightn't.''
Mr.. John Boyd. boot and shoe dealer has
purchased the half lot adjoining Mr. \. VI.
ClaGin's south. and designs building a brick
business house there.
The prices on all goods at the New York
Store are way down. and people should not
fail TO go there and make purchases, as they
can save 90 to % per cent.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream in the city. He offers TO wheel the
heaviest mau in town one mile in a wheel
barrow, II anybody beats him.
NJ. NJ. Briggs has purchased of W. Il. Gels
the two lots north of Oscar Sei,z's residence
on Santa Fe Avenue, and will huild there
soon. What does this mean. Briggs