The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-04-19
Town full OF strangers.

Last Sunday was a very warm day.
Read Obcr. Bond & Wilson's new ad..
For your wall paper 20 to A. L. Grier's.
New books for sale and hire at A. I. Grier's
A great crowd of people in town last Satur
day,
Read ober, Bond:& Wilson's new advertise
ment.
Trees are nearly all well sprinkled will
green, -.
New clothing this week at Campbell, Sloar
S Tuthilrs.
w. E. McEvcrs returned from Illinois, or
Saturday last.
A good suit OF clothes only $3.50 at Ober
Bond & Wilson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Goodnow started Eas
this morning.
Early cabbage and tomato plants at F
Fahn's greenhouse.
Nice ginghams, only 10 cents a yard, a
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
We are Obliged to Mr.. A. III. Claffin for
Boston papers.
A nice wool suit OF clothes only $500 al
Obcr, Bond & Wilson'S.
wASrEp-At the Pacific House a wash wo.
man aud assistant cook.
Fifteen set of double harness were sold last
week by Z. Hoimqvist.
Beautiful new patterns OF wall paper at
Whitehead & Scam:u's.
Iron Avenue bridge is being repaired. A
new floor is beng laid down.
Is cans of oysters-guaran,ced good-for 81
ut Ober Bond & Wilson's.
Look out for the tramp. He will bulldoze
you when you least expect it.
Straw hats, straw hats received this week at
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthl's.
ODER, Bond & Wilson are selling more good
than the all rest Of the town.
Whitehead & Seaman arc selling wall paper
lower than ever before offered in Salina.
Go to G.. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it up at very low prices.
Messrs. Platter. Crew & Co, have sold five
cur loads OF horses at this place, this spring.
Sixteen yards best calico for 81.
ODER. BoSD & WILSON.
Rev. Spencer Carr will preach in the Baptist
church, next Sabbath morning and evening.
Mrs. Anna &. Mead, nee Grier, will con-
time drcssmaking at her shop on Santa Fe.
Read ODER, Bond & wilson's new advertise
ment. II will pay you.
The ducks and geese have left US. and the
hunter can only shoot-his neighbors hens.
A big lot OF parasols OF all descriptions re-
ceived this week at Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hilfs.
IT. YOU rant clothing for boys Of 10 10 years
Of age. m1de Of best eGssimsre, 90 10 MARYLAND.
Dodge 4 HOore's.
Hon. L. l.. Bond was witnes. in q case
tried by the L. 5. Court in Topeka. lie re-
turned last evening.
For sALE.-Eighty acres Of improved land,
three miles northeast OF Saina, TOR sale cheap
Apply to J. II Sncad.
Oh. yes knobby fans, parasols and ladies'
trimmed hats just received and for sale cheap
at Obcr. Bono & Wilson'S.
A"bird's-eye view of the Smoky Valley,
taken from the school house cupola, srouses
Will Gare, in fc,c days. an ertcnsive line Of
ladies linen and grass sai's cheaper than any
body at Aarkland, Dodge 4 Moore's.
Such grandly beautiful wheat fields as now
catch the vision were never before seen since
the commencement OF agriculture.
Dress goods. dress goods, dress goods for
the millions; nice, new. neat, knobby and
cheap at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
Capt. W. > Wait. of Lincoln Center, called
yesterday, on his return from Topeka. where
he has been attending the U. S. Court
The incest stock OF boots and shoes ever
brought to Salina is now on display and for
sale cheap at 0ber, Bond 4 Wilson's.
In reply to that question. We would say that
Whitehead & Seaman have the best supply Of
wall paper to be found In Central Kansas.
To buy cheap. always 60 TO a house that uriH
sell for cash. THAT'S Hs.
MARKLASp, DODGE & MOORE.
Rev. Vim. Bishop, ID. D.. resident OF this
city, has rendered his resignation OF pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at independence, this
State.
Sargent & Bates are sellin 2 goods rs chear,
as other merchants, notwithstanding the one
liner. which We published by mistake last
week.
Mr.. K. A. Powers started for the Black
Hill country hast week. lie will return with
his brother, ID. b. Powers, about Tine Ii of
June.
Miss Rose Fitzgerald, who has been teach
ing, the past winter. In Washington county.
this State, returned to Salina last Saturday
evening.
The farmers meeting At the court house last
Saturday was complete success. similar
meeting viii be held at The same place next
Saturday.
Just received at F. Wahn's East Side greer
house, choice lot OF rose bushes. SNOWFALL.
honeysuckle anda great variety Of other fine
Towering shrubs.
Mr' john sullivan. formerly of Sslina, came
zap from below last Thursday aud returned on
SATURDAY. The jolly Major" was As good
aud pleasant as eyer.
Nice white piques. only IL cents per
yard at ohcr. Boud & Wilson's