The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-08-09
The New York Store.

some little political
New spring hats, at A. 4, Grier's
The new street lamps are success.
School election to-day. Turn out all.
Ribbons, cheap, at the New York Store.
Meat-meat-meat at Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
For your wall paper 90 to A. Il. Grier's.
Col. Phillips is expected home next week.
Leave your orders for ice at the City Bakery.
New books for sale and hire at A. Il. Grier's
'Snow cream another attraction at Seitz's.
Several drilling rains during the past few
days.
The rough characters have about all left
town.
For your Dress Goods go to the New York
Store.
Straw Hats for the million at ODER, Wilson
& Co.'S.
Julius Low drives a .knobby rig on our
streets.
Mr.. Alexis Perrin has returned from the
Mountains.
Secretary Cavanaugh and Will his brother
A wonderi nj growth of weeds of every vari-
ETY. this year.
Ladies' side lace French Kid Shoes, at J. C..
Rash & Sons.
Dave, when are you going to publish some
Of your poetry?
Bargains in Dry Goods and Clothing at the
New York Store.
Call on J. C. Rash & Son for every kind of
Boots and Shoes.
Miss Jennie Kellogg, of Topeka, is visiting
relatives ia Saina.
For Beet. Pork, Mutton and Veal, go to
Shute. Hall & Cos.
Prints four and half cents per yard at
the New DIRK lStore.
ladies' trimmed Hats at less than cost, at
Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Miss Annie Pil!sbGry, OF Manhattan, is Wis
iting friends in Salina.
II you toant Trunk ceyy cheap, go TO Marx
iand, Dodge 4 AooTe's.
Mr.. NJ. M. Briggs has been up the Solomon
valley, skirmishins around.
The new drug store OF Leven & Engstrom,
on Santa Fee, is in full blast.
We are almost giring a,oay StraiO HAS, at
MARYLAND. Dodge 4 Moore's.
Hams. Shoulders and Bacon constantly on
hand, At Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
A full line of Hosiery for men, women and
children, at J. e. Rash & Sons.
Kid Gloves sl.OO per psir-every pair war
ranted-at the New York Store
The only genuine Hersome Cater in the
market, AT ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
We have had some very warm weather lin
spots" dnring the past few days.
All the late. new and kuobby styles of Hats
and Caps, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Buy Dry Goods, Groceries and general
merchandise, of J. C. Rash & Son.
The business men are resting on their oars"
somewhat. Trade Is little dull.
wASrED-A girl to do work in a small fam
lily. Enquire at the JOURNAL office.
The Cleveland excursion has been limited to
knight Templars and their families.
Mr.. ID. B. Powers is expected home from
the Black Hills the last of this week.
Bleached and Brown Cotton, cheaper than
the cheapest, at the New York Store.
A new mass was sung In fine style ut the
Catholic church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. J. Q. Barnes, of Mcpherson, WAS in
specting Salina merchandise yeste rday.
Mems fine Calf Boots-pegged and sewed-
n ~ h A.
Thy corn fields green, pleasant land of Kan
sas." An old song with one new word.
Go 10 q. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it up at very low prices.
Ice cream delivered to any part Of the city
by the quart or gallon, by q. j. Lay & Bro.
Lawns worth twenty cents, only twelve and
A half cents per yard, at ober. Wilson 4 Cos
Mr.. Burch, one of the proprietors OF the
Chicago Commercial Advertiser. is in the city.
Fans and parasols-only few more left,
hut they are for sale at cost, at Ober wilson
81 Co.'S
Buy Cottonades. Jeans. Cassimercs, Shirt
ings and all kinds of Dry Goods, at J. c. Rash
Il Sons.
Mr.. Vim. We'll and lady and Mr.. w. ID.
Rahcliff will attend the Paris exposition next
summer.
A little better system OF street sewerage
would improve the appearance as well as the
smell of Salina.
Great bargains in Hats. Clothing, Mems and
Boys Shoes, for thirty days, at harktd'd'
Dodge 4 MsOre's.
Mr.. Hatch. of St Louis, General Agent OF
the Equitable Lite. Is in Saina, in the interests
of that company.
Gus Behr has purchased the residence prop
erty Of w. K. Gels situated on Second street.
on the river bank.
New Clothing just received At the New
York Store. which they will sell cheaper than
YOU can buy of any one else.
Mr.. Parker. the contractor, and his corps Of
carpenters are busily engaged finishing the
third story of the school building.
Farmers keep watch over their stock at
night with we'll loaded guns. Horse thieves
will meet with no mercy in This locality.
Another member has been added TO the
Dodge Club" Mr.. A. l.. Dodge, our popu-
lar merchant Is the father of a new hoy