The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-05-18
Ice Cream at Lays
Sweet Potato Plants at Watson's.>

goes, SO goes the Union.
Dress goods at your own prices. at the New
York Store.
The Salina dramatic troupe is to give three
entertainments about the Fourth of July.''Tb
Ticket of Leave Man" will be one of til,
plays.
Another fresh lot of dried Buffalo Meat just
received by Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill.
Are we to have county and city history
written up? Are tile county commissioner,
and city council going to make fanny move in
: this matter:
Caliocs in endless variety, at Ob,r, Bond &
w ilsen's.
Mr.. Eagan. of Massachusetts,. called this
morning. He thinks of settling here. He is
a professional cornct player, and will become
a member of the band.
Everything to be closed out, cost or no cost,
at the New York Store.
Ice is being shipped to Salna from Minneso-
ia. Messrs. TEACHER. Seitz, Doyle, Barneck
and Huebner & Behr have dubbed together Oh
the ice business, and have already received two
carloads.
If you desire to buy goods cheap, you have
only to go to Sargent & Williams.
The Salina boys who are "courting' atMin-
neapolis pass their time away in the shade
pitching quoits, running foot races, telling
lies and sleeping. Minneapolis people wisely
shut up their chickens, at sunset, and turn their
dogs loose.
Hrs. A. +. Grier is now in receipt of Spring
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do her
best to please.
Two parties who went to Mcpherson coun-
ty, the other day, counted twenty-five wag ons
loaded with wheat, and on their way to Salina
for market. Pretty good wheat trade for this
time Of the year. Surely, not all the old
wheat will be marketed before harvest sets in.
Parasols, the latest styles, cheap, at the New
York Store.
At the Republican convention. last Satur-
day, DIR. Z. Il. Switzer and Il. II. Bishop,
Esq. were elected delegates to the Topeka con-
vcntion, and Maj. L. Forssee and e. e. Gring-
er, alternatcs. The proceedings of the con-
vention are published in another column.
Sargent d Williams having just moved
into their new building, and are prepared to
sell goods lower than ever.
Last evening the first of a series of concerts
TO be given was held ut the park A goodly
crowd was present. Music was furnished by
the cornct and string bands. The exhibition
hall was arranged for dancing. and several sets
were formed. The first concert was certainly
a success.
Everything to be closed out cheap for cash,
at the New York Store.
The case of Saline county vs. the Lawrence
Savings Bank is progressing slowly. Both
sides are fighting hard and contestng warmly
every inch OF ground. As Judge Austin is to
hold court at junction City next week. it is
probable that the case Will be closed some
time this week.
Ladies' gem collars. cuffs, echru ties nets,
ETC., all at Sargent ! Williams.
Mr. Emanuel Swenson, clerk at Sargent &
Williams, while assisting in arranging goods
at the new store, last Monday, fell though a
cellar way into the basement, striking his
head against the stone wall. 1t was a terrible
fall, and the back of his head was badly
DrUlseu. OnhcT lilc cstTc OIL DT DUN nc II
now getting along finely.
LADIES AND GESTLEMEN-Fou ,ciH sare ten
per cent also have your paper trimmed free OF
charge. A. I. GRIER.
Mr.. L. l.. Durham, member of the Dur
ham family who resided in this county q few
years ago, writes DIR. Grier that there is 4
strong probability that they will all return to
Kansas from Illinois. They are now satisfied
that Kansas is the best State for them. Mr..
; Durham also states that several families will
: undoubtedly accompany his people.
Gents white shirts, cheap. Come and buy
one-half dozen. LTrowICn & WHITMAN.
Mr.. NJ. y. Everett. one of the Colorado
gentlemen who was here soliciting Seed few
months ago, for the grasshopper sufferers OF
his territory. was in town Tuesday, and re-
turned TO Denver that evening. He expressed
himself as being well satisfied with the gener-
Gus treatment he has received at the hands OF
Kansas farmers.
CASH Customers TAKE Notice We have
marked down our immense stock of general
merchandise 10 cash prices. All of you who
have the cash to buy with, come and get the
advantagc,of it, at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
We hear that some kind OF worm or bug
Is injuring the growing wheat in certain
portions OF the county. We certainly hope
this will prove untrue. Everything thus Gar is
gloriously prosperous, with strong indications
that we shall have much greater amount OF
wheat harvested thus year than ever before.
The wheat is heading out finely, and in five
weeks time the harvesters will be aiied. The
bug and worm story has caused some alarm.
but upon investigation it may prove to be
false.
Come right TO us. we stick to you like
friends. and sell you goods cheaper than you
can buy them at any other place in the world.
LITowICH 4 WHITMAN.
F. Cakes. general freight agent, and Mr..
Edgerton, secretary, OF the Kansas Pacific
Railroad. are in town. and to-day take trip
into the country for the purpose of ascertain
ing the condition of the wheat crop. They
arc taking notes for the X T. These gentle
men are excellent officers. 'and Justly popu-
lar in this portion of the State In their trip
they will be accompanied by MesSrs. ). NJ.
Stanford, of Baltimore; Lynde. of Kansas
City Goodnow, WIekham and Culp, OF Sa-