The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-24


Decoration Day next week Wednesday.
For your wall paper 60 to A. L. Grier's.
New Dress Goods at the New York Store
New books for sale and hire at A. L. Grier's
Instruction books OF all kinds, at III. Halls
For your fine Clothing go to the New forl
Store.
Heavy Marseilles Quilts, Mt j. c. Rash &
Sons.
The best made Clothing at the New Iorl
Store.
Ribbons of all shades at the New Yorl
Store.
Indications now are that the ''rany season.
is over.
About three weeks more will bring us tc
harvest.
Mutum in Parvo-in DIR. ,Chase's Improved
Recipes.
PRINTS-PRINTs- prints-at Ober, Bond &
Wilson's.
1t is now a contest between Sloughtown and
Frogtown.
A good pillow Shoe for sl.Oo, at ober' Bond
& Wilson's.
More new goods to be received by the New
York Store.
All kinds of canned and dried fruits, at J. c.
Rash & Sons.
The waters OF all the rivers and creeks are
fast subsiding.
A new lot of Shoes expected daily, at J. C..
Rash G. Sons.
Twenty-Five yards of Prints for sl.0O, at the
New York Store.
Good jean suits Of Clothing for $3.50, at the
New York Store.
Prof. Harvey started on a trip East last
Tuesday morning.
An entire new stock of new music just re-
ceived at III. Halls.
Graduated Buttons and Bands to come in at
the New York Store.
Best prints six and quarter cents per yard
at the New York Store.
Eight cans of standard Oysters for Sl.oo, at
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
Dried Buffalo meat received last week, at
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
Hon. VIM. Smms, Master of the State
Grange, called last Tuesday.
You can tinG any kind of suit you may scent.
at Markldnd, Dodge & Moore's.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. B. L.
Wilson last Monday morning.
We are getting it hot" For few days it
has been really torrid weather.
We want 1000 bushels of good Potatoes, at
top prices, at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
Try the sixty cent per gallon Sugar House
Syrup, at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthilrs.
A large amount Of wheat has headed out,
and beautiful head has been put on it,"
Go to C. A. Solberg's and select a good suit
and he will make it mp at very low prices.
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
by the quart or gallon, by G. j. Lay & Bro.
Gents Goat lo,c cut Shoes-just right for
,cGr7a 'oeather, at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Wool Sacks and wool Irvine for sale at the
Cheap Cash Store of 0ber, Bond & Wilson'S.
II you Want to find the best and fullest line Of
Gents Underpecr, 90 10 MARYLAND, Dodge 4
Moore's.
Look at the two button Kid Glove. only
scventy-fye cents pair, at Campbell, Sloan &
Tuthilrs.
Clothing at bed rock. In fact. we will as
tonish you with the prices at ODER, Bond & |
Wilson's.
The Athletic club repeated their excellent |
exhibition to very fair audience last Satur-
day night.
Every ten years, according to history. Kan
sss must have good rousng food-lS57, 1867 |
and now 1877.
A number Of persons were confirmed at
the Episcopal church, by Bishop Vail last
Tuesday evening.
Seven hundred pounds OF very nice dried /
Buffalo meat received last week, by Campbell,
Sloan Il Tathill.
Twenty yards OF good Muslin for Sl.OO, at
the old reliable Stone Palace Store of ODER,
Bond & Wilson'S
Another cemetery association is talked of.
some Of them think the present burying
ground too far away.
Linen Suits. the very latest styles. s275
and upwards, at the New York Store. Every.
body 20 and see them.
Mrs d. L. Wilson has been very dangerous
iy sick, but is now slowly getting better. DR.
crowley is her physician,
Wanted Immediately at the Henry House
Abilene. two good Laundresses. Swedes
preferred. Address, Elias Curtis.
Contrary to the expressed wishes and homes
OF number of West Siders the food did not
cover the East Side property to any ALARMING
extent. q
The public school closed last Friday. We :
nov advise all good parents to dress the slid ,
ing and climbing portion OF their young hone
ipls in boiler iron.
Tom Long. son Of the sheriff. broke both
arms last Tuesday, while prscticlng on a turn !
ing pole in the Jail yard. The pole broke. :
Wnich caused the Injury.
Miss Phillips, assistant principal Of the High
Schooi, lett yesterday morning for Des Moines.
Iowa. where she viii engage in teaching dor. +,
ing the vacation Of the school here. :
HOLD THE FoRrl-G. J. Lay & Brother are t
coming with the most delicious ice creao, T., '
the market. They will deliver ice cream .,.,lv !
10 families. either by tho quart or gallon.