The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08

"a LApoIal Paper Of the City of9altna.
ks Copies Of the JOURNAL can be
E6und ct the Book and News Store Of White
hsad Sesman's, hrst door east Of Postonace
Melons.
Hop cider.
Sun flowers.
e. W. Ciark's cheap cash store.
Tuttle found the watch and chain.
C. r Pomeroy tomorrow evening.
Choice Moca coffee at 4. w. Ciark's.
$4,000 to loan-Bishop, Chace & Grier.
Go and see Holcomb in his new quarters.
Fresh sugar cured hams, at E. W. Clark s.
seasonable. fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Mr.. Lair, of Mcpherson county. called thi.
morning.
School books and stationery at Whitehead &
Seaman's.
d. 4 J. B. Whitehead, the jewelers. of West
en Kansas.
Mrs.. A. T. Grier started for Quincy, Illinois
this morning.
Mems whole stock pillow shoes 81. so, at Ober
Wilson & Co.'S.
Holcomb's photograph gallery removed to
AOommercial Block.
Ice furnished at the City bakery. Leave
your orders there.
Judge Hoag Of Minneapolis, was in town on
Tuesday Jon business.
Peaches are getting ripe and the prices will
begin to tumble soon.
Hursome CATERS, sole leather and calf skin:
ct Ober. Wilson 4 Co.'S.
Such beautiful silver ware as ID. & J. B.
Whitehead keep on sale.
Mr.. John Anderson returned from Iowa last
saturday with his family.
Mrs.. Gilmore has been visiting friends In
Ellsworth the past week.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT new invoice just received
ct Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Wanted-A girl to work in small family.
Apply to J. B. Whitehead.
yyou ,oant No. 1. hat-very cheap, go to
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moors's.
Hon. T. L. Bond returned on Tuesday
morning in time for the stray"
You can save from 81 to IS by buying a suit
Of clothes at the New York. Store.
Mr.. John O'Malley left some specimens Of
millet at the JOURNAL Office on Monday.
Call at the new store and examine goods and
prices. Middle doorCo-mmercial Block.
Sole leather tipped shoes for children are the
best. ODER, WILSON & Co.
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy
goods, etc., etc., call on A. T. & NJ. H. Grier.
Old Government Jaya coffee.
E. ". CLARK.
To buy fresh tmeats, 60 to Meade & Bar
rst's shop, corner Santa Fe and Iron avenues.
Messrs. J. M. Coombs, Mardin and Joe.
Duncan, of Brookville, called yesterday morn
ing.
Holcomb can now photograph your beauti-
full s'phlz." He Is in new and pleasant quar-
ters.
When you come to town drop into Lays and
ret Q hot cup Of coffee, lunch or Of som
kind.
Martin Brown came up the road last Satur-
day, having been down to Junction City on
trip.
We guarantee satisfaction at all times and
mean business. Middle door-C0mmercial
Block.
Considerable wheat has been brought in dur
ing the past week. The price has been 81 cents
for No. 2.
Rev. Z. f. Hill, of Clay Center, was "over
60 Salina" on Tuesday, and called at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
Owing to the absence of the pastor, there
will be no services IN the Lutheran church
next Sabbath.
Tho hide and wool buyers Of salina have
about finished their year, and have made some
large purchases.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Yung-
ale,sch died on Monday and was buried on
Tuesday morning.
A girl Is wanted to do the house work Of
ANAL family-liberal wages paid Enquire at
the JOURNAL Office.
G. Solberg is selling out his stock of summer
goods, by the yard At cost, and will make up
tho suits very cheap.
If you scanf a frst-eiass boot or shoe for less
money than you erer bought before, go TO Mark
land. Dodge ! Moore's.
Buy your stationery at Whitehead & Sea-
mans to write to your eastern friends about
the eclipse and the weather.
Mr.. j. johnson, Of Fairfield. Iowa, an old
subscriber OF the JOURNAL, Is in town with
lot Of fine horses and mules.
Messrs. Palmer & williams received . car
load Of marble on Monday. In the lot was
beautiful polished monument.
Rev. J. VIM. Hawkes., Of Gallon, Ohio, will
preach In the Baptist church next Sabbath,
Aug. l4th. and evening morning.
The political races are not near 80 exciting
q viii be the races in Oak Dale Park this fall.
Over 81 200 will be offered in purses.
Capt Henry d. Baker Is putting In q short
vacation visiting his family and friends in Sa-
lima during the warm weather Of August.
I6 pounds Michigan dried apples for d.