The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-11
Ice Cream at LAYS.

Shawls, the latest styles, at the New iorS
Store.
Do you know we make and sell the best
tinware in Kansas. RADCLIFFE Bros.
/ The Plague is raging in the East with great
virulence, and this fact may serve as warning
( to ourselves to prepare for the hot days in
summer. Ia this city special admoniiion
always seems necessary to secure attention to
municipal cleanliness.
New assortment of hats.
SARGENT & WILLIAMS.
That famous local company is now trying to
undo its carelessncss and foolishness of a few
years ago by testifying in the case OF the
County VS.. The Lawrence Savings Bank. now
being tried at Minneapolis. We certainly
hope they will succeed.
Facts, gentleman and can't he controverted,
so come along TO the peoples tarorite store and
get some oftheir magnificent bargains.
OBER, BOND & WILSON.
The County Convention meets on Saturday
of this week. Its province is to elect two
delegates to the Topeka convention which Sc
lects delegates TO the Cincinnati convention.
The Topeka convention is to be held May 24th.
and the Cincinnati convention, June 18th.
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 d BRO.
Mr.. G. A. Nelson has purchased the NELSON
House. property of Mr.. r. J. Going. We are
ylad to know that ''Gusr Is doing well in his
business. He is a deserving young man and
cannot do too well to suit US. His house is a
popular one, being crowded most of the
time.
Come and look at our baby carria ges-the
largest and best stock in the country, at
RADCLIFFE BROS.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the County Convention from
this precinct last Saturday Z. l.. Norton. A.
". Wickham, Thomas Anderson, Frank Good
now. II. III. Bishop, f. A. Wildman, w. d.
Radciff, f. NJ. Hamilton, l.. NJ. Tuttle, James
Chace and J. B. GROCER.
Figures wont liel We make no untrue as
sertions, but can prove that we have sold al
most an many goods as any t,oo Of our com =
petitors, in the last fifteen months.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
But few weeks are yet remaining before
we reach the 30th day of May, day set apart
tor the purpose of rendering nations HON
are TO the dead soldiers of our land. II in
this Centennial year we hope TO celebrate
properly Decoration Day, measures must be
taken OF once in order that the fullest success
may be obtained.
The present indications are that Salina
will be considerably improved the coming sea-
son by the erection of several handsome new
buildings and other contemplated improve
ments. Everything taken into consideration,
the prospects for n tolerable brisk and lively
season in our town are very fair, and Salina
will doubtless receive therefrom a new i'm
petus in the march of improvement which
cannot fail to satisfy the most ardent advo-
Gates of progress and improvement.
The tiger has gone bacl, to his native haunts;
the lion roarcth in the jungle; the elephant
roams in the wilderness of India-all the ami
mails have left, but | am with you once again.
am still selling tirst-casS harness at prices
that defy competition, and all my work is
warranted. Come on, farmers, and give me a
chance to rig out your teams in something
magnificent and substantial.
CHARLES IoLNovIST.
''Our good-looking and genial young
friend" c. c. Cup, swooped down on Salina
last Sunday night. Culp has visited the
southern states, leading cities Ike New Or
leans, Savannah, Charleston, Richmond, and
Washington, taking in the Centennial and diff
ferent portions OF Ohio, and yet says Salina is
good enough for him. Charles was cordially
received by all the boys. They would rather
see hlm than the Centennial. Mrs. CUP re-
mains in Ohio for the present.
HATS, HATs-mcn's hats, ladies' hats. chill.
dren's hats, youths hats. gentlencn's hats,
six hats, wool hats. straw hats-all kinds OF
hats to be got The latest styles, and it beats
the world what cheap prices can be found at
The New Y rk Store
Late last Friday night heavy rain storm
commenced falling and flooded the. fields and
valleys. The earth was completely drenchcd.
In some portions of the country the storm
was preceded by tornado which did great
deal of damage. In Liberty township-this
county-John ~ IIusted's farm house was
knocked into kindlng wood, and his moth
er's house was thrown from the foundation.
Wagons in that locality We're turned end for
end, and there was general watzing among
all loose articles. Surely this is a season OF
tornadoes, and people should be on the guard
to move most anywhere without NON ut :
warning.
Last Saturday night there was quite a large
gathering of our citizens at Donegan's Hall
10 take measures for properly celebrating the
Fourth Of July. The band honored the au-
dience with several good tunes and the meet
ing then proceeded TO business. All hands
were impressed with the importance Of max
ing Salinas celebration the grandcst in Gen.
trail Kansas. TIE various committees appoint
ed will meet at the Hall tomorrow night 10
talk over matters. u is desired that all the
committeeman be present. move is TO be
made to have a splendid display of fire works.
and it is thought best to hold a series Of pic
MICS 10 raise woney for the purpose The
matter will probably be settled tomorrow
night. Let Us all work in earnest and get up
a celebration which will be a credit to the
''hub" Of Central and Western Kansas.
Last evening Mr.. & Mrs. f. W. ober cele-
brated the fifth anniversary Of their wedding