The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-07
The New York Store.

New books for sale and hire al A. L. Grier'
Fourth of July four weeks from YESTERDAY
See Sargent & Bates silk ties ard buy on
wASTED-A nurse girl. Apply at this offic
Table and pocket cutlery, at J. c. Rash
Sons.
Bargains in clothing at the New Yor
Store.
The incest calicoes in town are at Sargent
Bates.
Multum In Parvo-in DR.. Chase's Improve
Recipes.
Mr.. c. Post is the father of new AMI prom
ising boy.
New stock of ladies' neck ware at the Ne
York Store.
White pique, IL IL cts per yard. at the Me-
York Store.
Buy your groceries for harvest, at J. c
Rash & Sons.
Wheat will yield 40 bushels to the acre il
some localities.
The finest and the best made up clothing, a
New York Store.
Ladies' linen suits in every variety, a
Sargent & Bates.
New stock of kid gloves just received at The
New York Store.
New goods for less money than any where,
at Sargent & Bates.
Ladies first quality Of French kid shoes al
j. c. Rash & Sons.
Chas. Iolmqvist sold 90 sets of harness and
G saddles, last week.
Mrs. J. S. Voorhees, went East last Thursday
10 be absent several weeks.
One year ago to-day that dreadful cyclone
passed over Saline county.
Oysters, HOLSTERS, salmon, mackerel, white
fish, at j. c. Rash q Sons.
The roads south of town are tremendously
bad. Attention. road uyerseers
County attorney Foster has been attending
the u. 5. Court at bcavenworth.
Ribbons of Nil SHADES and kinds, very cheap,
just received at the New York Store.
The question of establishing a new highway
south of Gown is again being agiated.
Mr.. Edmond Switzer, brother Of Or. Z. Il.
Switzer, from Canada, is visiting here.
Mr.. J. {. johnson has purchased Mr.. p. @
Bonds Seventh street residence property.
Go to G. A. Solberg's and select good suit
and he will make it mp at very low prices.
Saline county's coupon case in the L. 8.
Court at Leayenworth, has been continued.
When you come to town don't fail to go to
the New York Store and price their goods.
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
by the QUART or gallon, by G. j. Lay q Bro.
The county commissioners were sitting as
Board of Equalization the first of this week.
The Saline county cases in the L. 5. circuit
Mrs. w. g. Addison is very sick, and her
physician believes her recovery very doubt
ful.
Go to J. c. Rash & Sons for quccnswarc,
Rockingham ware, yellow ware and glass
ware.
some OF the farmers claim their wheat viii
be ripe aud ready to cut by. the middle Of next
week.
At the August election. in this School Dis
tcct the voters will plant trees the
school park.
Mr.. ii. e. Davis has removed his harness
shop to the building occupied by 5. IL. vii
llams & Son.
The privilege TO run ferry at the slough
west Of town might be obtained by some enter
prisnS young man.
An excursion train bearing large number
OF editors from the Eastern States is expected
TO arrive this evening.
The " Westinghouse Automatic Air Brake"
has been added TO the X. T. passenger trains, /
aud works grandly.
DR. Nickles is at Kansas City attending the /
joint session of the Kansas and Missouri State |
Dental Associations.
G. L. Culp has heen assisting the county I
clerk for couple Of weeks. Charley falls ip- |
TO the old rut as naturally as can be.
A regular "dunder and bitten smash up
and bang away storm, Tuesday night. A
heavy one, also yesterday afternoon.
The bridge at the Messrs. Carlins' farm
having gone during the late high water. makes
travelling rather difficult in that locality.
Mr.. S. J. Gilmore is attending special
meeting OF The land comm iSsioncrs OF the
Western railways now being held ia Chicago.
Mrs. }. X Lull. mother OF DR.. J. X. Lull
Jr. OF this city. died at Morris, New York. one
week ago last Monday, at the age OF 50 years.
The Minneapolis Sentinel speaks highly of
! temperance lecture delivered at that place.
asst week, By the Rev. W. A. Simkins, Of this
city.
Mr.. Lee Aaxey has purchased Mr.. &. Il. .
Jnderwood's Eighth street residence property. ,
Mr.. Maxey designs making boarding house /
nfit. II
Salina mourns because some Of her youth |
u! Bashi Buzouks didn't follow that circus 4
fl. May better luck happen next time
Elder L. y. whaley will preach in the Lu;h-
ran Church next sunday forenoon aud evening
lis evening discourse will be a lecture on the >
Book of Revelation. 2
All dealers in Kansas say that Browns i.iv-
q Pills are the remedy for this bilious climate. !.
They cure head ache, ard all affections of the
ivcr. Sold at Seitz's drug store.
w F. We'll, dealer in Hides, Wool. Furs. n
&C., ofnce. in City Hotel. Saina. Kansas. {.
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