The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-06

Sargent & Williams.
Profuse perspiration has the floor.
White goods, at j. {. Rash & Sons,
CASTOR Oh, AT BRIGGS & GEBHART's.
Closing out sale at the New York Store.
Buy your tobacco and cigars OF j. e. Rasl
& Son.
Mr.. T. J. Lynde of Kansas City is visiting
in Salina.
Beautiful moonlight evenings. Take a steam.
boat ride.
Cheap is the word. at the New York Store.
Cali and see.
a little rain would certainly squelch some
of that dust.
Remember the closing out sale at the New
York Store.
Hon John NJ. Price, of Atchison, was in
Salina yesterday.
Sargent & Williams allow no body to beat
them in low prices.
Mai. ". A Adams. of Manhattan, visited
our city on the Fourth.
Marshal futile and his police force preserved
splendid order on the Fourth.
Go to Sargent 6 Williams for what you want
they are selling everything cheap.
Mrs. F. II. widman and children returned
from the East last Thursday evening.
All kinds of crockery, stoneware, glassware,
etc, cheap, at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
Shirts, shirtings, overalls, ducklngs, ETC.,
cheap and good, at J. c. Rash & Sons.
do
mand while the professions marched to the
grove.
BE cautious, Don't buy any goods before
you learn the prices of them at the New York
Store.
Rev. G. s. Stockwell will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday evening, at
the usual hour.
Hrs A. r. Grier is now in receipt of Spring
and Summer styles for 1876, and will do her
best to please.
Go to Sargent wilkins. 3 lbs Japan tea
for 81, spools soft finished cord machine
thread for % cents.
A heavy rain-storm passed south of Salna
on Friday evening, causing rise in the
Smoky the next day.
Six new harness makers wanted by Chas.
Holmqyist to supply the demand Of his large
and increasing business.
The dance at the Park last evening was not
SO well attended as was anticipated. Every
body was about tired out.
Mrs. A. G. Sloan and children start this
evening TO make two months visit with
friends in Smith county.
NJ. A. Towns. of La Junta, on the Arkansas
Valley division OF the *. p, visited his many
friends in Salina this week.
Rev. j. ii. Lockwood attends quarterly
meeting service at the new NJ. Z. church in
Walnut township, next Sunday.
The members of the hook and ladder COM
pany have received their new uniforms, and
they are very handsome indeed.
Losr-July 4th, a pocket account book,
marked L. j.. Swanson. Finder will please
return it to Sargent IS Williams.
Five hundred suits of Clothing for sale at
the New York Store at almost your own
prices. Call and see for yourselves.
Taylor Miller started up his new steam
thresher on Wednesday afternoon, on David
Phillips place. 1t does good work.
August Ziebell is having new house built
on the foundation of the one torn to pieces by
the tornado. ii. c. Stanley is the builder.
The Fourth is over and all the patriots feel
that they have done all that is necessary TO
honor the nations one hundredth birthday.
When you come to town don't fail to call at
.,,o 81,
dry goods, clothing, dress goods and notions.
Hon. j. W. Taylor is so well pleased with
Salina that he thinks strongly of removing to
this place TO engage in the practice of the law.
The masquerade procession was complete
success aud everybody was happy. and will
remain SO if they deal with ODER, Bond & VIII |
son.
Dir. j. a. Nelson is getting along finely
with the stone work OF j. L. Robnson's Gle |
vator. The raising" will take place in n day |
or so.
Mr.. Louis Gels returned TO Salina from st.
Marys, last Friday evening, having been in
constant attendance at the school since last
september.
The rain last Friday night seems TO have |
been general throughout the county. Corn, |
oats, etc, are srre. One more rain will make /
these first class.
Litowich & Wittmann, at the New York |
Store, are selling their goods at least twenty
five per cent. less than any other store in
town. This is fact.
Mr.. Montgomery, of the Ellsworth Reporter,
and Mr.. Seally. also of Ellsworth, were in the
Queen City, on Saturday, and made pleas
ant call at the Journal Office.
Mr.. Cyrus Kingman, of Illinois, is visiting
his brother, Chas. Kingman, in. this city. lie
expresses himself very decidedly in compli-
menting our city and county.
On Monday the International money order
eystem. between Canada and the United States,
went into effect. and Salina postoilice hung ont
q sign announcing the same.
As we prophesied. Col. Spivey's speech at
the Catholic picnic last Monday was eloquent.
full of many fine passages, and delivered in an
elegant and graceful manner.
Lay takes pride in furnishing the best ice
cream In the city. He offers to wheel the
heaviest man in town one mEle in 4 wheel
"a hoafS hin,