The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-27

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Dollars worth of goods,
At the Baltimore Clothing House,
To be- sold at astonishing low prices.
On the LIST Of July tine new mail carriers
will enter upon their duties of carrying the
mail.
No better stock Of blank books can be found
in the State than is kept by whitehead & Sea-
man.
Mr.. Chas. Kingman has completed his resi-
dence on Seventh street ani nov occupies the
same.
A fe0 NOR, ladies' linen suits left that will be
almost gicen a,0ay-to close. at MARYLAND, Dodge
4 Moore's.
To RENT-A house of rooms. on Second
street, near Iron avenue. Inquire at Graf's
barber shop.
A eroquet set affords much enjoyment these
long evenings. Whitehead & Seaman have
them in all styles.
Col. Spivey is overhauling his Eight street
residence and improving the appearance of
that fine property.
The Advocate has received Its new press,
and has been enjoying the unenviable job of
putting it together.
Frsesh apples, peaches, plums, and toma-
toes will arrive tonight, at John Evans, OPP
posite city building.
At council meeting last Monday evening
petition was granted for q sidewalk on Wal
nut and Fifth streets.
Cap. j. G. Mohler has been summoned to
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important case there.
Don't stand discount of 10 per cent on Meri-
can dollars. They are ,oorth 100 cents. at Mark
land, Dodge & Moore's.
Boys employ their vacation in flying kites
until the river becomes clear enough to admit
their "going swimming"
You can save money by buying our chill
dren's patent sole leather tipped shoes.
| ODER, WILSON & Co.
Platter, Crew & Co. will receive from one
to two car loads of Horses and Mules. daily for
the next two months. lS4w.
Mr.. Jno. Gels, one of the most substantial
business men Of the country. favored us with
call Wednesday morning. -Abilene Chronicle
The best line of black iron frame grenadines
at the New York Store. On these goods We
can do better than any other house in the
city.
Mr. +. w. Blair has gone to Hays City to
straighten out the books in the U. s. land Of
flee. Blair can do that kind Of work to perfec-
ton.
G.J Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba-
kerry.
Sargent & Bates are offering some grand
bargains i'm ladies' and misses cloth shoes, to
close out whilst the season lasts. Look at
them.
NOTICE-All persons indebted to A. Z.
Grier, by book account or notes, past due, will
please call and settle with A. T. & N. II.
Grier.
Buy your meat of Bartlett & jenkins, the
careful butchers. All meat fresh and tender
as can be found. and the market well aired and
clean.
Hon. John Foster has returned from q very
pleasant trip to Colorado. where he has been
to note the influence of that cline on his
health.
Messrs. Tressin s. Warren are building new
store on Santa Fe Avenue. second lot north of
Crafts. 1t is to be OF brick, and one story in
height.
Il. 7. Davis, says he is already prepared to
handle anything IN the line of blacksmithing
anyone will bring along. As horse sheer.
he claims No. 1.
A number OF the members Of the Lodge Of
Sons Of Temperance of this city went to Solo
mon Monday evening to attend similar lodge
meeting, in that place.
Mr. Barber, grain dealer in Kansas City,
and Methodist preacher, occupied the NJ. E.
church pulpit last Sunday morning and gave
the congregation an interesting sermon.
Bishop Vail officiated in the Episcopal
church on Sunday last. At the close of the
regular evening service, two candidates
were confirmed by the venerable Bishop.
We are receiving new goods daily, such as
linen suits, percales, fans and white goods; at
lower price than they have been offered this
season. RoTsCHILD BROS.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON q HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
We would say to the ladies who contemplate
a tour this summer to come to the New
York Store, and look at the linen ulsters,
which are for sale at astonishing low figures.
Losr-On Sunday, June 23rd, in Oak Dale
Park, a pocket book containing receipts, and
other papers of value only to tie owner. The
finder will please leave 1t at the JOURNAL Office
A horse belonging to Mr.. WIN. Andrews,
who lives on the farm Of Mr.. Jos. Day. four
miles west OF Sslina, was killed by lightning
during the heavy storm on Monday evening.
The anticipatory cast OF countenance worn
by DR.. E. r. Switzer was relieved on Wednes-
day morning by joyous, happy smiles. A lit
tle-girl completes the charm Of his home cir
Gle.
Messrs. Ball & Brown have divided their
blacksmith shop on the corner Of Iron avenue
and Seventh street. and have turned one half
into . carpenter shop fronting on Iron ave
nue..
The first quarterly meeting of the NJ. F..
church at Salina, occurs next Saturday and
S,c1ar El,ier q & Dearhorn will he preSent