The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-19
Corn in the tassel. X
The New York Store.


mammoth corn crop insured. -
Bargains at the New York Store.
New spring hats, at A. T. Grier's
Very little sickness in this vicinity.
Machine Oils, at Sargent & Bates.
Grain sacks at J. G. Rash Il Sons.
1t is time to talk about this falls fair,
For your wall paper go TO A. L. Grer's
Light buck gloves at j. c. Rash & Sons.
Northumberland at Shute, Hall & Cos.
Leave your orders for ice at the City Bakery.
New books for sale and hire at A. T. Grer's
Buy ladies' kid gloves OF j. C.. Rash & Son.
For your clothing go to the New York Store
Green Apples in the market. Stomach-ache,
Lightning rod men will now be in demand.
Work on the city building has commenced.
Straw hats fol-. the mllion at ODER, Wilson 6
Co.'S.
For your sheetings, go to the New York
Store.
The deliquent tax list will be.published next
week.
Bargains in Dry Goods at the New York
Store.
Look at those $500 Suits, at Sargent IS
Bates
After harvest every body will pay up, of
course.
Everything at hard times prices, at Sargent
& Bates.
Mr.. Jacob JArret recently returned from the
Black Hills.
ar. A. L. Dodge went East last week on-a
business trip.
Coat Pants and Vest at Sargent IS Bates
for only $500.
Prints four and half cents per yard at the
New York Store.
Mr.. G. 5. Shaw returned to. his home in
Canada this week. y
For Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal, go to
Shute. Hall & Cos.
Ladies' trimmed Hats at less than cost, at
Ober, Wilson g. Co.'S.
Couse has got his patent. lie wants TO
'self' several counties.
Ladies side lace French kid shoes-best quail
ity-at j. e, Rash & Sons,
Hams. Shoulders and Bacon constantly on
hand, at Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
Twenty-Five barrels of machine Oil, at the
very lowest prices, at Seitz's.
Hall is selling pianos and organs lower
than they can be bought East
Twenty-Five barrels of machine Oil, at the
very lowest prices, at Seitzs.
Salinas reputation as "smart" town does
not wane. She beats them all.
The only genuine Hersome gaiter in the
market, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Brown and bleached musns-the best and /
cheapest, at the New York Store.
All the late. new and knobby styles of hats |
and caps at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Come and see the new piano just re-
ceived, at Halls and get bargain.
Col. Phillips has gone on TO Washington, !
lie will return in about three weeks.
Boots and shoes at low prices to close out /
for new stock, at j. c. Rash x Sons.
Parties wishing pianos tuned will leave
their orders at II HAIR Immediately.
Lawns worth twenty cents only twelve and /
Il
Summer dress goods of.all kinds for sale at
New York cost, at ODER, Wilson & Cos.
Thirty-two commercial men were registered \
at the Pacific House on a recent Sunday.
Go to C. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it up at very low prices.
A rough "nor'wester" bore down on us last
Saturday night, raising the dust in clouds.
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
by the quart or gallon, by q. j. Lay & Bro.
Captain j. V. Admire and Col. Geo. Freed
rick, of Topeka, "took in" Salina yesterday.
Mr. Henry ostberg has sold his. rcsidspce
property on Fifth street TO Mr.. l.. l.. Rug-
giles.
Architect Haskell, of Lawrence, was in town
the first OF the week, on Opera House bust
ness.
Fans and parasols-only few more left,
but they are for sale;at cost. at 0ber, Wilson &
Co.'S.
1t is reported that Jimmie Maggie, we'll
known here, was recently shot and killed oVt
West.
Clothiug-the best made up clothing and of ,
the latest styles, sold cheap, at the New York
Store.
Meeting of the stockholders OF the Opera
House Association at the''U. 5. Land Office to- ,
night.
Mr.. J. c. Southland has purchased Mr.. \. a
IL. Roses residence property on Seventh
street. I
WANTED-To contract with some person to
put up 30 tons Of hay. Apply at the Pacific
House. II
A heavy rain storm set in Monday morning ?
At about O'Clock. The rain continued about I
three hours. d
Vessels OF large tonnage could have navi- =
gated the canals hereabouts Immediately after :
Tuesdays rain. /,
Mr.. John L. Voorhees, and family returned 4
on Friday last from pleasant visit with ti,eir
friends in Seneca. a