The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-13

90 degrees in the shade last Sunday.
Dry Goods-cheap-at the New York Store.
A terrible lul in business since the Fourth
Machine Oil, cheap, at Ober, Bond & Will
Hon. J. NJ. Price, of Atchison, called last
Friday.
You can save money by buying organs OF
III. Hall.
Hot, hotter, hoiefest; swclter, swelterer,
sweltcrest. 49,
The cheapest store in town-the New York
Store.
Maj T. J. Anderson, Mayor of Topeka, was
in town last Friday.
No. White Castor OIL. cheap, ct Ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
Mr. David Beebe planted l.b0s~s Shade and
fruit trees this spring. --
The New York Store is the cheapest store
in town.
Several OF Salinas brave lads wapt-to go out
and fight the Sioux 6 injuns.'' -
Three pounds of A No. l Tyson Tea for 81,
at ODer, Bond & Wilson's.
Graf is wondering what name he shall give
60 that bouncing boy, born yesterday.
AL goods at the New York Store for sale at
great sacrifice. Cali and get bargains.
81, 100 has beer subscribed for new Baptist
church at Roxbury, Mcpherson county.
Young man, buy one of those knobby Hats,
cheap. at ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
TIE Oak Dale Park Association has already
corAlenccd preparing for this Falls Fair. -~
%. Freemller thinks that boy, born this
morning, ought to make any man happy, -
We defy the world on Teas, 'both in price
and in quality. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
Doc Nickles is exploring caves In the coun-
tcnances OF Junction City people, this week.
That school house bcll-that school house
bell, how much OF fraud its faint music tells.
The cheapest store in town-'rhe New York
store.
Good Japan and extra Oolong Teas only
fifty cents per pound, at Ober, Bond s. Will
sons.
The weeds and sUnaowers about town are
to be cut down by order of the city au-
thorilics.
Briggs & Gebhart have receive car of those
celebrated John Deere and Glplu Sulky
Plows.
Two cars filled with L. S. soldiers were at
taclIed to the wcstern-beund train last Thurs
day evening.
For choice fresh Groceries, go to Obcr,
Bond & Wilson's.
Thco. Foster, who was shot at Carthage,
Mo, by Il. 4. lIoag, was buried at Solomon
CITY on the 9th.
The infant son born TO Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Mapes, upon the Fourth OF July, died last
Tuesday.
Briggs & Gebhart have just rcceived another
carload of Kansas Wagons; also some Mitchell
Wagons.
Green apples ia tisc market, a good thing
tor the propagation OF cholera m orbus and
tbe stomach ache. -------
Mr.. Hugh Morrison has bought ont Mr.. A..
Adams interest in the milk trade, and now
drives milk wagon.
Mrs. Lieut.. Yard started for North Carroll
relations there for several months. u
Five hundred suits of Clothing for sale at
Ihe New York Store at almost your own
prices. Call and see for yourselves.
Mr.. Macomber and wife. living on Dry
creek, started on a visit TO their old home, in
Evansville, Wisconsin, last evening. )
Miss Fannie BEEN, of Ottawa, H., niece OF
Mr.. w. NJ. Clarkson, is visiting in this city,
and is 10 remain here during the summer. 49,
lone hundred years ago" they knew moth
ing of the splendid goods aud cheap prices
which can be found at the New York Store.
Twill sell Organs and Pianos as low as they
can East, or anywhere else. Call on me be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. IL. HALL.
Five hundred sheep FOR sale by q. Hokanson.
on Indian creek, about miles south Of I.inds-
burg, Mcpherson county. q. HoHANsoS.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING, Clothiag-cheap,
cheaper, cheapest, at ober, Bond q Wilson's
Littowieh & Whitman, at the New York
Store are selling their goods at least twenty
dive per cent. less than any other store in town.
This is fact.
Messrs, long & Conrad have had their tor
nado-struck Aghtningrod wagon rebuilt and
are now securing the country again with their
lightning catchers. --N
Fresh fruit is obtainable in the market this
season. but its value financially, is so lofty
that common people are constrained TO check
their frtrit craving palates. --------&
Dan Whitehead has constructed a ''stem-
winder' (wind-power) maohine-original de-
sign-whch goes stcady-by-jerks 70 the ediil-
cation Of the outside world.
Save 500 per year by buying your Groce-
ries of ober. Bond Il Wilson.
Those interested in the establishment Of a
gymnasium are requested TO meet at Done
gan's Hall, Friday evening, when steps will be
taken towards organizing a club.
Rev. Father Wi6bert has on display a, The
Centennial exhibition a very convenient stu
dents desk, which he invented while a;
school. Many Of the desks are in use In east
ern schools.
We win give yon more Coffee for one dollar
than ANY other firm ia kansas
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