The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-14


Ltowich & Whitman.
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill.
School in full blast.
Sargent & Williams,
Oyster season at hand.
Considerable fall weather.
Ice cold Lemonade at Lays.
New Goods at the New York Store.
School books at Whitehead & Seaman's.
District Court at Mcpherson next week.
Clothing made to order at the New Yorl
Store.
Clothing is being sold low at Sargent s. VIII
liams'.
Rev. Father Wibbert has returned from Wis
consin.
Shirts made to order, cheap, at the New
York Store.
Bond g. Wilson'S.
Two grain elevators watch each other al
the railroad track.
Judge o. p. Hamilton and lady have return
w hOu SOiOioNN'
Our nelghbor took the inside of that crow
and that finished 1T.
Several Mennonites have been in town dur.
Ing the past few days.
And Prof. Tice sent the storms he had
promised should occur.
A splendid assortment of school books, al
Whitehead a. Seaman's
Mrs. J. r. Chapman has gone to Michigan,
to make two months visit. -
A number of real estate transfers have taker
place during the past week.
Mrs John Foster and children returned from
the East On Thursday evening.
A new dwelling house is being built at the
corner of Fifth and Walnut streets.
Mrs Frank Goodnow and children returned
from the East last Thursday evening. -----t
Chas. Flick is working up quite trade in
repairing musical instruments of all kinds.
School books OF all kinds, and cheaper than
anywhere else, at Whitehead & Seaman's.
The Catholic school, under the superintend-
ence of Rev. A. Wibbert, is now in session.
The Literary Society have transparency
showing the way to the free reading room
Boots and Shoes in endless variety at Sargent
& Williams, and cheaper than ever before OF
tered.
Boots and Shoes for the million for sale
cheaper than elsewhere, at Ober, Bond & Viii
sons.
Parties wishing to contract for ice for the
season, at low prices, should call at Lay
Bros.
Mr. A. Keller is building brick dwelling
house on Santa Fe, near Goodnow & Co. S ele-
vator.
For anything you want to buy in their line
go to Sargent & Williams. They sell at bot.
tom prices.
Mr.. j. w. Peterson has returned from Colo
RADIO, and has again settled down to business
In Saline county.
New crockery and glassware just received
and for sale cheap at the Stone Palace Of Ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
When a man goes out for a few hours, now
days. he should take along an overcoat, an
umbrella and fan. -
Oh, yes Great bargains in clothing, cheap,
cheaper, cheapest, at the Cheap Corner OF
ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
We acknowledge pleasant call from Mr.. i.
c. Warner, the portly and genial railroad con-
ductor from Brookvile west.
Rev. Maxwell Phillips, brother Of Col. w.
A. Phillips, and a missionary in Mexico, is
visiting his family in this place. ~
The gentlemen from Iowa and Nebraska,
discouraged by cool weather, have taken their
departure very unceremoniously.
Rev. j. III. Lockwood has purchased the
Sullivan property, on Ninth Street, and will
remove his family to town this week. -
Mrs. A. ID. Mstson, formerly a teacher in
the Brookville school. is a candidate tor coun-
~ superintendent in Shawnee county.
Messrs. Sargent s. Williams have hung up
a fancy sign in front of their store, which will
bring to their counters many new customer.
A racket all the time at Campbell, Sloan &
Tuthill's. And this noise is caused by the
customers who 60 to look and buy their new
goods.
The grand, mammoth Winter stock for
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill has arrived, and Is
rapidly being put IN order by all hands. &C
early to get your choice.
The State Central Committee has selected
the 10Th of this month as the day for a Repub-
lican mass meeting in Salina. The speakers
have not, as yet, been named.
A one-dollar suit agitates Brookville for to
day. Ere the sun sets great legal point viii
have been definitely settled, and Brookville's
place in history will be prominent.
The store OF Campbell, Sloan & Tuthili is
packed full of new goods. There is not enough
room for a cat to be swung-that is, with any
chances for the safety of the cat.
Farmers and others desiring a pure article
of Mediterranean Wheat for seed can be sup
el,lieo On the farm of Vim. Muir, one mile north
of railroad depot, Salina, Kansas.
Miss Anna Z. Grier has removed her dress
making establishment TO the building lately
occupied by Schwartz Bros. on Iron avenue.
See change in her advertisement.
Mr.. Geo. kreuger started, on Tuesday morn
ing, for his former home, Johnstown, Penn.
where his mother is dangerously i'll. He viii
,,r..tss hiv ha ahSapt three or four weeks\