The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-14
Sargent & Bates.
The New York Store.
LARD OIL AT SEITZ'S.

New spring hats, at A. 4, Grier's
That pesky cottonwood seed again.
For your wall paper go to A. Il. Grier's.
Bacon and hams. at ODER, Wilson & Co.'S,
Leave your orders for ice at the City Bakery
New books for sale and hire at AT. Griers
Cross-walks on Santa Fe are being repaired
More new residences being built in The
city.
New Prints just received at Ober, Wilson &
Co.'S.
New goods very cheap at the New York
Store.
1t seems as if settled weather. had come
again.
Linen Hats for 30 cents. at the New York
Store.
Multum in Parvo-in DIR. Chases Improved
Recipes.
Fish-fish-fish-for harvest, at ODER, Will
son & Cos.
Ladies' trimmed Hats, cheap, at ODER, viii
son & Cos.
Ifyou would save money, buy your goods of
Ober, Wilson & Co.
Ladies' Linen Suits of the latest styles at
the New York Store.
A brother of Mr.H. Hall. from. Tuscarora,N.
Y, is visiting in Salina.
Go to Sargent & Bates and sec what nobby
lot of Silk Ties they have.
The best and the cheapest Clothing you can
lind at the New York Store.
Beautiful new Prints-at Sargent & Bates
sixteen yards for one dollar.
Mrs. w. q. Addison, who has been seriously
i'll, is now slowly recovering.
Dry Goods Of all kinds very cheap, TO lessen
stock, at ODER, Wilson Il Co.'S.
Tne boys have been hunting an Ararat, but
have thus far been unsuccessful.
White Shirts, cheaper than any house cast
or west, at the New York Store.
You will find everything at Sargent & Bates
as advertised. No humbuggery.
Everything new, nobby, and at the bottom
of the maaket, ut Sargent.& Bates.
The brick-layers are at work Oh Col. Phil
lips front addition to his residence.
Mr. Frank Goodnow and family returned
from the East last Saturday evening.
Everybody come and see our new goods and
get bargains. at the New York Store.
Mr.. VIM o. Beam, of Ottawa, Illinois, is Wis
iting his uncle. Mr.. w. NJ. GARRISON.
II. w. Berks. student in the State Uniycrs-
ty, has returned to spend his vacation here.
The country presents grand attractions at
F,,ll IL a,,A
Go to G. A. Soberg's and select a good suit
and he will make It mp at very low prices.
DIR Bertram's medicated vapor Bath cures
all diseases first door East Herald Office
Ice cream delivered to any part OF the city
by the quart or gallon, by G. J. Lay & Bro.
Mr. Ell. Powers has returned from the Black |
Hills country. ID. b. is also to return soon.
The military company were out drilling last .
Monday evening on South Santa Fe avenue.
Mr.. George Kruger is drawing up p,ars
and specifications for the new city building.
Mr.. Louis Tressin is making arrangements
TO build himself a residence on Fifth street.
An the late new and knobby styles OF Hats |
aud Caps just received at Ober, Wilson & Cos. /
Mr.. J. Dow, OF the Saline valley, Is proud
of being the father of a new and nice little
girl.
Muslns, shirtings, checks and ginghams, at
prices that beat them all, at Ober, Wilson &
Cos.
Mr.. G.. Med. Robinson and lady. Of St.
Louis, are visiting their brother, Mr.. J. Z. Rob-
inson.
There is steady flow from town to country
of harvesters, and other agricultural inple-
ments
A j. Minard of Lawrence spent Tuesday in
the city. lie was making a business trip to
Denver.
Sloughtowners and Frogtowners meet. quar-
rel. make up and embrace. Water is a terri
ble leveer...
Navigation Oh north Santa Fe was good last
week. Several daily lines of steamers were
negotiated for. !.
Sargent & Bates have the best cheap suit of |
Clothes ever shown In the town. Ask TO see
them-only $500.
Stop boys-go 10 Sargent & Bates and take I
n look at these new suits, made mp in the 8
latest style, only $500.
Linen for Suits, from ten to fifteen cents per
yard cheaper than you can buy Of anyone else,
at the New York Store.
Mr. {. &. Sprigg the genial and popular
clerk Of Ellsworth county, was in town all this
week until last evening. {
Rev. NJ. SbeeleiSh, Lutheran minister $
from Pennsylvania, is visiting with his reals-
tIves. Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Carver.
Those scrap book pictures and picture !
frame splints have arrived at Whitehead & Sea-
mans. and are being sold rapidly.
There is some talk Of finishing of the third
story Of the school building. There Is not, as
yet sufficient room for the scholars.
James Phillips, eldest son of Col. Phillips. :,
shot himself In the hand, last Monday evening, :,
while experimenting with a revolver. .
Mr.. c. Hyde. who has been visiting his sis |,
ter IN Denver for about two weeks, has re- r
turned and Is again on duty DIR. Morris n
bank. q
Some OF the cheapest Croquct Sets we ever =
saw are for sale at Whitehead & Scaman's, and r
re vyould advise .nvone xyar.inr n cot 70 call Y