The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-01
New To-Day.

Oysters at Lays.
Such delightful weather.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
Spring races are talked of.
Hats, Hats. Hats at j. c. RASH & Sons
New clothing at MARYLAND, Dodge & Msore's
In about month we shall have city cleo
ton.
Hats and caps at cost at Ober, Bond & VIII
sons.
.'Dod durn that commission"-saith ChamI
and Bob.
Dress goods at your own prices at the New
York Store.
Mr.. III. Hall and bride will return 10 Salin;
this week.
Clothing at your own prices at the New
York Store.
w. ID, Radcliff is expected home tomorrow
evening.
The steamboat will soon commence making
regular trips.
Buy all kinds of General Merchandise of j.
q. RASH & Sos.
at Lay & Bros
Two months Of the new year already gone
How time flies!
Cassimeres in fine patterns at cost at Ober.
Bond d Wilson's.
Everything to be sold at a sacrifice at the
New York Store.
Boots and Shoes cheaper than elsewhere at
J. G. RASH & SoN's.
Whitehead & Seaman have received the
Gospel Hymn book.
No use to starve when Sargent & Bates are
selling groceries so cheap.
Mr.. Carney, who went to Scotland last fall,
returned to Salina last week.
Take your folks TO Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
j. NJ. Greeley has returned from Illinois and
is now deputy county clerk.
The longest pole knocks the pcrsimmons.
Go to Sargent & Bates.
Another pigeon-shoot at the Grove last Sat-
urday. We did not get the score.
Ton can still buy t.oslce pounds Of Primes for
500 at, MARYLAND Dodge & Moore's.
Mrs. W. III. Benade and Mrs. l.. Haehnlen
leff for ST. Louis yesterday morning.
Selected oysters-scected especially for the
Salna market at Lay & Bros
Mr.. A. q. Couse is making some 1ne i'm
provemcnts in the rear OF Lis stable.
Economy is the road to wealth. Sargent &
Bates are selling at runous prices.
The Mission Sunday School will use for its
Instruction the International Lesson Leaves.
No. Sugar cured Hams, only Is cents per
pound, at MARYLAND Dodge / Moore's.
Capt. Mohlcr was again chairman of the
House committee of the whole, last Saturday.
One new lot OF Shoes already received and
another lot on the road. J. c. RASH & Sox.
Mr.. A. j. Schwartz is building a handsome
porch to his elegant residence on the East side.
Mr.. A. N. Clalin is extending bis Santa Fe |
building in the rear and otherwise improving
IL.
MARYLAND, Dodge 4 Moore are n0c receiciag
mammoth Stock Of Boots aud Shoes Of all
Kinds.
Elder l.. n. whaley will preacl in the Lu-
theran church next Sunday forenoon and
evening.
That's how is is,''-S to sargent &
Bates are selling goods cheaper than any
house in town.
DIR. GROCER and Col w. S. Alexander start
for the the Black Hills about the middle of
April next.
For the next thirty days G. A. Solberg, will {
sell his hne Clothes by lie yard and suits, at
the cost price. I
Willie Logan arrived from Colorado last
Monday and has entered upon his duties at the
Advocate Office. /;
To the unterrifed: Notice-Sargent &
Bates are selling more goods for less money
than any body.
II you want the best of milk at the lowest
possible prices call on J. NJ. Anderson, of the
Riverside Dairy. /
Embroideries at your own prices at the
New York Store. J.
Father Fogsrty. formerly of the Catholic i
church at Solomon City, will return from Ire I
land this spring.
Capt. II. ID. Baker started for Beatrice.
Neb.. this morning. TO join the Otoe Indian :.
Reserve Commission.
Everything 10 be closed out regardless of 4,
cost at the New York Store. 7
Clothing! Clothing. No use TO 90 naked "
when you eau buy a suit as cheap as Sargent
& Bates are selling them.
The soiled kids who were wont TO gambol v
near the railroad track have folded up their d
tents and silently stole away. O.
wigwam, tabernacle or some other bio {,
structure as demanded for the accommodation h
OF the mission school attendants. "
Stand from under. Down come, the priccs
'n boots and shoes to bed rock at ober. Bond IL
s Wilson's cheap cash store. is
Abe Pursinger. convicted abont year ago y
af grand larceny, has been released from the
pcnitentiary and is again in town. u
Good fresh goods daily received at Sargent al
Bates who are selling their goods at prices
which make everybody satisfied. =,
Mr.. L. c. Marks purchased the farms of @ ii
y and j. Ashmore, in Pleasant Valley. nine m