The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-13

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can b
found at the Book and News Store OF White
head sesman's, first door east OF Fostomce
Local and County News on Second Page.
$1,000,
$4,000, 5000,
$1,000, 5000, $1,000,
Dollars worth of goods,
At the Baltimore Clothing House,
To be sold at astonishing low. prices.
Dry Creek is 'a booming"
$4,000 to loan-Bishop, Chace & Grier.
Attend the school exhibition tomorrow eve
ming.
Ladies' gauze undervests, at J. C. Rash &
Sons.
Seasonable, fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Fans and Parasols very cheap at Ober. Will
son & Co.'S.
Mr.. W. L. Harvey. OF Ottawa county called
this morning.
Our locality has been visited with frequent
shower lately.
Buy Nine. Demorest's reliable patterns OF
Mrs. Hedigap.
"Wheat never looked better at this season, I"
say the farmers.
: Ice furnished at the City bakery. Leave
your orders there.
All the knobby Hats and Caps come from
Ober, Wilson & Go.
Pumpkin four-something new and nice, at
j. C. Rash & Sons.
For your millinery, hosiery. and fancy goods
call on A. r. & NJ. H. Grier.
The Advocate office is removed to the base
ment under the Opera House.
Ladies will find splendid line Of stationery,
etc.. at Whitehead & Seaman's.
Mrs Dora French. of Kansas City. will give
select readings in Salina, June 10th.
Mr.. L. ". Bates is building residence on
the corner of Elm and Seventh streets.
All should hear the select readings and rec
itations of Mrs. Dora French, June Goth.
Well broken mule and horse teams, for sale
at Clarkson's stable, from eastern Ohio.
81 like game of croquet," especially II the
set was bought at Whitehead & Seaman's.
Platter, Crew & Co., keep q large stock Of
Horses and Mules. at Stevens stable, Salina.
When you want good team,go see Platter.
Crew & Co., at Stevens Stable. 1s-4w.
Dress Goods of all kinds, lower than any
house in town. ODER, WILSON & Co.
Mrs. Dora French will give select readings
and Rotations at Salina, June 10th. 10 2-w
MIR. Willis Kessler returned from Paris (Ky.).
He reports favorable on the exposition bust
ness.
New spring goods Just received by G. A
Solberg. Good fitting and low prices guaran-
teed.
When you come to town drop into Lay siand |
get hot cup OF coffee lunch or Of some
Kind.
Percales, Piques, Swisses, Lawns, Cambrics,
&c, very cheap to close out at Ober, Wilson
Co.'S.
Most elegant assortment of hosiery, and
misses hosiery in town is at A. T. & NJ. H.
Grier's.
Grenadines in plain stripes, checks and
plaids, from 20 cts to 81 per yard, at the New
York Store.
Have the Hink patent weather strip put on
your doors. 1t Is proof against wind. rain,
dust or cold.
Mrs. A. T. Grier has formed a partnership
with her daughter. Miss NJ. II. Grier. Please
call on them.
Gents black alpaca and Italian cloth coats.
Just the thing for hot weather, at the New
York Store.
One of Elder LockwOod's boys has been suf- |
fering severely for two weeks past from nerv-
olls affections.
Mr.. Sam. Rothschild started for the east on
Monday morning He will 60 on the excursion |
to Put-in-Bay.
Miss Katie Cantwell left on this mornings |
train for st. Louis, where 0she will visit rela-
tives few weeks.
For your school books, stationery, wall pa |
per, albums miscellaneous books, etc., call on /
A. T. & NJ. II. Grier.
Capt. ). G. Mohler returned from the south |
ern part Of the State on Monday, where he had |
been on professional business.
Losr-A pocket surgical case containing |
surgical instruments. The finder will please |
leave at II. NJ. Sales drug store.
Have you seen those new. neat and knobby |
white vests just received at Ober, Wilson 4 |
Co.'s2 They are nice and very neat.
G. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba-
kerry.
NOTIcE-All persons indebted to Mrs. A. T.
Grier, by book account or note, are respect
fully requested to call and settle the same with
A. L. & NJ. II. Grier.
The citizens of Salina are to be favored with
select readings and Rotations, interpreted
with appropriate music by the talented Mrs.
Dora French, June Goth.
Mr.. Fred Bruckman, of Bloomington, Ills,
is making his annual harvest visit to this coun-
ty. He considers Salina his home, and thinks
that there is no place like it.
Mrs. Dora French, well known to literary
circles, will favor the people Of Salina with Sc
iect readings and recitations, interspersed with