The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-05-17
Sargent & Bates.

Sargent & Bates.
New roofs multitudinous.
Oh, such grand winter wheat!
New spring hats, at A. Z, Grier's
Considerable snltry weather Of late.
Uptown telegraph Office doing well.
And now they growl for dry weather.
listers, at MARYLAND, Dodge Moore's.
For your wall paper go to A. L. Grier's.
incest prints in town at Sargent & Bates.
instruction books OF all kinds, at III. Halls.
Dilapidated cross-walks are being repaired.
New books FOR sale and hire at A. T. Grier's.
John Ryan's saloon is being repaired in fine
style.
Roads muddy in the morning and dry at
night.
What did we hear you say about the Opera
House?
Mr.. FL. V. Farris, OF Ellsworth. called last
Tuesday.
Prepare for grand Central Kansas Fair for
next Fall.
AL sizes DupLec corssts at MARYLAND, Dodge
+ MoOrc's.
May flower season is here, but where are the
May flowers:
Fifth Street seems destined to be street OF
manufactures.
New stock of calIcoes just arrived at Ober,
Bond Wilson's.
California peayed Pedches, at MARYLAND,
DodS & Moorc's.
Best Michigan salt $3.50 per bbl., at ODER,
Bond & Wilson's.
Ohio River salt, 1925 per bbl.. at Ober,
Bond & Wilso
Just received at Sargent &c Bates a new lot
OF mems fine shoes.
An entire new stock of new music just re-
ceived at III. Halls.
The road gangs are still busy with shovcls,
scrapers and picks.
Rivers and creeks have been pretty well up
for the last few days.
Dried Buffalo received tins week at Camp
bell. Sloan & TuthIll's.
Go to Sargent & Bates and get nice new
parasol or a lady's linen suit,
An overcoat, fan and umbrella are what one
needs now when he goes out
Mr.. W. ID. RadclIG has concluded to view
the Paris Exposition next year.
Linen and Grass Cloth Suits, cheaper than
anyone, at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moores.
The public school examinations commenced
last Monday and will close tomorrow.
Sargent & Bates mean all they advertise
and will not be undersold by anybody.
Mr.. J. T. Marlin. with Powers, Lynde & Co.,
of Kansas City, was in town last week.
The faint tones of miniature bell in yonder
tower are hourly waited on the breeze.
Hats and caps at prices that Will astonish
the natives, at 0ber, Bond & Wilson's.
Go to G. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it mp at very low prices.
Look at the two button Kid Glove, only %
cents pair. at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthir's.
Alligators love dogs. What field for alli-
gator affection is presented in this latitude,
Who is "Kcpllnger, of Saline county'-sum-
moned as juror for the United States Court.
Our brick yards have not the capacity to
supply the demand. Branch out, gentlemen. |
viii our cornet band be reorganizcd soon :
Music for the Fourth, Fair, etc., will be in de- I
mand.
Servile is doing some Of the finest painting
at John Ryan's saloon building ever done any
where.
ylo;I, Ill
Store, and great many at unheard of low
prices.
Radcliff Bros. boast of handsome new car
riage. Another knobby vehicle for Salinas
streets.
Frank wikerson, of Gypsum Creek, is
quoted in the New York sun on the locust
question.
Quarterly meeting services were conducted
by Elder Dearborn at the Methodist church
last Sunday.
Seven hundred pounds of very nice dried
Buffalo meat received Tuesday. by Campbell,
Sloan & Tuthll.
Col. Phillips will finish his residence this
season. Mr.. Robert Wheaton has the contract
for the carpenter work.
You can buy Pto,c Shoes or Boots at Marx
land, Dodge 4 MoOre's cheaper G.n at any house
an torn. By large majority.
l.. f. Sampson, Junior OF this paper. has
gone on a business trip to Wisconsin, and will
bc absent about two weeks.
Clean out your cellars and backwards. and
use plenty OF lime. Lime may save the ex-
pense OF pills and powders.
c. +. Faulkner has been drawn as a Juror to
serve in the United States Court, which CON-
IN ences at Leavenworth on June 4th.
Col. Phillips and sons, accompanied by Mr..
ID. l.. Phillips, made a trip to Denver last
week. and returned Tuesday morning.
Umbrellas have been advancing" for n
number OF days. They are not now by any
means feverlsh, unsettled or fiuctuating.
District Court at Hays City this week. The ,
following attorneys from Salina have been in
attendance: J. O. Mohler and c. A. Hitler.
Social Of the Christian church at the resi-
deuce of DR.. r. Z. Nickles, on Ninth street.
this evening. All are invited to be present.
According to the assessment Messrs. Eber- +,
hardt x Sudendorf are the heaviest ,ax rax..-x