The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
The New York Store.

100 empty barrels for sale at o. Seitz's.
Buy canned Fruit of J. 9. Rash & Son.
The elevator men begin to see business.
Northumberland at Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
For your wall paper go TO A. L. Grier's.
For your Hats go to the New York Store.
Leave your orders for Ice at the City Bakery.
New books for sale and hire st A. T. Grier's
Bacon, Fish and Salt, at J. C. Rash e. Sons
The winter wheat is all cut-now threshing
Mr.; w. S. Collins, OF Denver, is again in
town.
Bargains in Dry Goods at the New York
Store.
Il. A. Miks, of Halstead. was in town last
Monday.
7ico tustct Grain Saehs, at MARYLAND, DoGgc
4 Moores.
Mrs. Gregg returned to her home in Ohio
this week.
Michigan Salt for $3.50, at Merkla'.d, Dodge
4 MoOre's.
Many of the farmers are busy threshing
their wheat.
Young man, buy your Clothing of Ober,
Wilson & Co.
MarkIasS, Dodge & Moore sell for eDsh.
Don't forget it.
Save money by buying your goods of Ober,
Wilson g. Co.'S.
Best Rice at ten cents a pound, at MARYLAND,
Dodge & AoOrc'S.
Miss Anna Dieffendaffer, of the Pacific, !. went
East last Sunday.
For Beef, Pork. Mutton and Veal, go to
Shute. Hall 81 Co.'S.
Sargent g. Bates have received another lot
Of Suits, S4.00 EACH
More goods for less money than anywhere,
at Sargent & Bates.
Clothing, the best and the latest styles, at
the New York Store.
Boots and Shoes cheap, to close out stock,
at j. e. Rash & Sons.
A whole Suit-Coat, Pants and vest-for
$500. at Sargent & Bates.
Boston Baked Boans IN three pound cans, at
MARYLAND, Dodge 4 Moors's.
Capt. w. Brown sold his Santa lie residence
property to Mr.. VIM. We'll.
Hams. Shoulders and Bacon constantly OH
hand, at Shute, Hall & Co.'S.
Capt. w. Brown and family started for
Scotland yesterday morning.
Victoria Lawns twelve and half cents per
yard at the New York Store.
Hall is selling pianos and organs lower
than they can be bought East.
Knob5y Hats just received and for sale
cheap. at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Some of the gardens about here are richly
carpeted-carpeted with weeds.
Grain sacks for the million cheaper than
snybody, at Ober, Wilson q Co.'S.
Ladies' Linen Suits to be closed out regard
less OF cost at the New York Store.
j. S. Voorhees, went to Seneca last week, to
spend few weeks visiting friends.
Come and see the new piano just re-
ceivcd, at Halls and get n bargain.
Figures show that there is more grain in
store at Salina than in Kansas City.
A l0-horse power engine has just been re-
CCiNCu lOi lNOOiuoOu . SiSNahVi'
Parties wishing pianos tuned will leave
their orders at II. Halls Immediately.
Lawns worth twenty cents only twelve and
half per yard, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Buy your goods where you can buy them
oh eapest, which is Of Ober, Wilson & Co.
Go to G. A. SoIberg's and select a good suit
and he will make it up at very low prices.
Ice cream delivered to any part of the city
by the quart or gallon, by G. J. Lay & Bro.
School election will be the next excitement.
A school director to be elected in this District.
Notice the call for bids upon work at the
school house, which we publish in this issue.
Hon. A, S. Palmer, of Morgan county, ILL.,,
Is visiting with his brother, Col S. NJ. Pal
mer.
Messrs. Wight & Carroll sport a new and
elegant sign, across the walk, in front Of their
office.
No use to show the ragged edge when you
can buy good Suit for $500, at Sargent &
Bates.
It Is reported that Mr.. J. T. Marlin will en-
gage in buying wheat at this place, the coming
season.
Grain Bags BY The dosen or bale. as cheap as
any one can sell them. at MARYLAND, Dodge 4
Moore's.
Mr. John Gels. Sr. took the morning train
for the East yesterday. He returns to Penn
sylvania-
Mr. Dustin. city marshal of Topeka, spent
a couple OF days here last week, on official
business.
Rev. G. 5. Dearborn's Fourth Of July ota-
lion at Minneapolis is highly spoken Of by
The papers.
the contract for erecting the new city build |
Ing has been let TO valin & Eckstrsnd. The
amount is $3.50.
Mr.. j. III. Cover, late Of iowa city. Iowa, |
how of Lawrence, made us a pleasant call
one day last week.
Mrs. Otto Peterson. sister Of MIR. Emanuel /
swenson, with her children. arrived direct
from Sweden, last Friday.
All swell regulated fanfilies' seek for the /
coolest place. and when Il is found, settle I
DOWN to tranquility and quietness.