The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-10


Athletic Club. Tuesday evening.
For your wall paper 20 to A. T. Grier's.
A school picnic at the Park last Saturday.
New books for sale and hire at a. t. Grier'i
Buy a copy of DR.. Chase's book Of recipes
New goods at the New York Store very
cheap.
overalls, so cts per pair, at J c. Rash I
Sons.
Mr.. Harms new building will have tw'
stories.
Newest lot OF ladies' silk ties at Sargent
Bates.
Fresh vegetables not plenty Cause: back
ward spring.
Ifyour pump needs repairing 60 to Brlgg
4 Gebhart.
Hoo. t. II. Cavanaugh, Secretary of State
is IN town.
Table linen, napkins and towels at J. C.
Rash & Sons.
Several salina ladies are preparing for East
ward trips.
Choicest prints in town, at Sargent d
Bates.
r. X. Jefiries is clerking at Litowich &
Elttmann's.
New stock of calcoes just arrived at ODER,
Bond Wilson's.
Grass linen only u cents per yard at the
New York store.
Mr.. Mahlon Towns is visiting his old
friends in Salina.
Briggs & Gebhart will put in pumps in any
part OF the county.
Best Michigan salt $3.50 per bbl., at Ober,
Bond 81 Wilson's.
Sixteen pounds cove oysters for $780, a,
J. G.. Rash & Sons.
Calico right new this week, at Campbell.
Sloan & Tuthirs.
Briggs & Gebhart are daily looking for a
car Of flaming mills.
Ohio River salt, S225 per bbl.. at ODER,
Bond & Wilson's.
Beautiful new linen suits at Sargent e. Bates.
also trimming by the yard.
John Gels, Sr. arrived from Johnstown.
Penna., last Friday evening.
Sargent & Bates mean all their advertise
ment says and more too.
Ladies white skirts, gloves, ties, collars and
c rs. ETC., at J. e. Rash & Sons.
Call on Briggs & Gehhart for No. fan.
ming mill, the best in the market.
Hats aud caps at prices that Will astoni,h
the natives, at ODER. Bond & Wilson's.
N.iIo,. ..cxrou.,, f-o,,, ,raee
the heart to kick ZAP its heels with delight.
Fans, ian- to keep you cool during the
summer. at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthill's.
Go to G. A. Soberg's and select good suit
and he will make it mp at very low prices.
BE sure to attend the Gymnasium Exhibition
at Donegans Hall, next Tuesday evening,
Look out for Ia new stock OF goods-to ar
rive in a few days. for the New York Store.
Muslin at bed rock
ODER, BoND & WILSON.
The court house is being thoroughly cleanedl
up. A good but very rare thing for a court /
house.
The petition OF Willis kessler for a liquor
license is being considered by the license com
mittee.
The Salina Athletic Club will give a grand I
exhibition next Tuesday evening, at Done
gAn's Hall.
Capt H. ID. Baker arrived from the otoc
Agency. Tuesday evening. lie laughs as we
call him "0toe Hank"
Rev. W. A. Sinkins was elected Moderator
Of the Presbytery of Solomon held at ConH
cordia, two weeks ago.
4 full stock Of ladies' suits TO arrive at the
New York Store. All ofthe very latest STYLES,
and to be solo very cheap.
Court In Mcpherson county this week.
Messrs. Foster, Carver and Mohler have been
in attendance from this county.
Such uniform cool weather as we are having
now was never seen before. at the present sea-
son of the year. in this country.
Elder L. n. Whaley, pastor of the Chris
tan church. will preach In the Lutheran
church next Sunday m orning and evening.
Twenty pairs mens's cotton hose for 81. 90.
% yards prints for Sl.00.
SARGENT & BATES.
Mrs. c. II. Jacobs, OF wauwatosa. Wis, ar
lived last Thursday. and will make quite an
extended visit with her son, Mr.. Nm. Briggs /:
Ladies' line shoes, and gents fine boots and
shoes, at very low prices.
J. c. RAsu & SON.
Mr.. Harry Durrant and Mrs. b urch were
married on Thursday evening OF last week.
capt. :. II. Williams performing the ceremony
Miss Anne Chambers. Of Chambersburc, G
Penna, arrived last Friday evening. and win, =
make quite visit with her friend, Mrs. r. /.
l.. Bond. !
ifyou have been humbuCged buying goods
elsewhere, 60 to Sargent & Bates and get
ome good solid bargains sach as they are i.
giving now.
The excavation work for the new mill has &
lready been commenced. Mr.. McDaniels is a
IT. The basement story is 70 {
'e twelve feet.
Stanley AMI his men moved the dwelling :
ioase of A. Southwick from North Santa Fe
o south Santa Fe. the fir>i Of the week. The
moving was dohe in hurry il
All dealers in Kansas say that Browns r.iv- Q
= PMS are the remedy for this bilious climate
ney cur heat ache, al all affections of the ?