The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-15

The Senior and Mr.. Culp sail for Americ,
on the END inst.
Choice style prints. just receired at Marklsnd
Dodge Moore's.
Ice furnished at the City bakery Leav,
your orders there.
Sam Long has sent word that he will b,
home by November.
Sole leather in any quantity just received, a
eQbef, Wilson & Co.'s.
Mems calf, kip and stoga boots in abundance
3 1t J. c. Rash & sons.
Such beautiful silver ware as ID. & j. b
Whitehead keep on sale.
WANTEp-A girl to work in small family
Apply to j. B. Whitehead.
Mr.. Chas. Dassler. of Leavenworth, was Wis
tttng friends In Salina last week.
Lay In your stock OF school books from the
shelves OF Whitehead & Seaman.
Mrs. Presbrey's sister assists at the concert
this evening. She is fine singer.
Call at the new store and examine goods and
prices. Middle door-Commercial Block
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery. Fancy
goods, etc., etc., call on A. T. & N. II. Grier.
Clothing at cost. Come and see us.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
When you come to town drop into Lays and
Find. "0' cup Oh '0nse' '"''h or OF some
Mr.. n. Rothschild has gone east to select
the tall and winter stock for the New York
Store.
We guarantee satisfaction at all times and
mean business. Middle dOor-Commerclal
Block.
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morning, to be among Relatives during his
Illness.
Everything to be found in first-class boot
and shoe store, can be found at Ober, Wilson
= Cos.
Rev. WoOlpert, has been postponed until
March next.
Rev. w. A. Simkins has returned from his
eastern trip, and is again occupying the Pres
byterian pulpit.
8. Shaw, was kicked In the side, on Monday.
and badly injured.
G. Solberg Is selling out his stock of summer
goods, by the yard at cost, and will make up
the suits very cheap.
$4.OOhat for $3.50. They are closing out TO
make room for ne,o goods.
Don't forget the opening of the mammoth
stock Of dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc.,
at the Commercial Block.
Bishop Fink and Vicar General Defouri were
In Salina last Thursday and Friday. They
went west on Friday evening.
Nj. J. A. Nelson is buldIn. fine residence
on Sants Fe Avenue. When finished it will
rank with the finest residences in the city.
Call at our store for boots and shoes. Our
new tall goods have begun to arrive.
J. c. RASH 4 SON.
We hare a fe,o do-e,, pa,rsols that ,oiH be
closed ont for less than half their ralue.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.
Examine our boots If YOU need q pair. Our
prlces are lower than ever.
&c. RASH & Son.
Messrs. Whitehead & Seaman have received
. large stock of school books, Enquire for
their prices, and be astonished at their cheap
ness.
q. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba-
kerry.
At the school election last Thursday after
noon, w. s. Wells was reelected treasurer OF
School District No. 2. The vote was very
large.
Mrs. Z. w. Emerson and children left for
Boston OIL Tuesday mornings train. where
they will visit relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Bartlett & jenkins keep their meat cool and
fresh. They also want all the chickens
brought u town, for which they pay the high
est price.
The broom corn harvest will commence
soon. The crop Is in splendid condition and
q fnG cOp fbar horG axxlt
be shipped.
crowds of people to listen TO the music, essays
destinations etc. The exercises were spoken
Of In the highest terms.
Go to J. c. Rash & Sons for dry goods,
groceries, boots, shoes, hats, caps, queensware.
shirts, overalls, jackets, ETC., etc. They sell
good goods at low prices.
In another column will be found an article
on roads which is especially applicable to this
locality. The suggestions there made should
be needed by the road officers.
Mr.. n. E. Stevens, Of the Leavenworth
Times. called last week. He is working up
the subscription Of the Times and his candi-
dacy Is Secretary of State together!
Saline county politicians are watching the
Congress ional convention at Manhattan. OF
course nothing can 60 wrong when so many
a our patriotic citizens are around.
We learn from the Mcpherson Freeman that
0arkland, Dodge & Moore are erecting a store
building In that place. From this we Judge
ehis firm will open branch store there.
Our fall stock Of ladies' and misscs' fine
shoes made 10 our order in Rochester, are now
open-they are elegant call and see them.
OBER, WILSON & Co.
We riH reeeire Tomorrow, 10th. a magnificent
tiss Of Hamburg Edges and Insertions, hat ,riH
BE sold for Tess than before offered "a Sdiiaa.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
II Salina, Kansas.
HONESTY IN BUSINESS THAT Is the maxim
which has..made our most successful merchants
and that Is our maxim to-day and forever.
ODER, WILSON & 90.
State Superintendent Lennon delivered the
fourth lecture 70 large audience last eve
ming, In the II. E. church. He leff immedi-
ahely after the lecture, for Lincoln Center,
Wherohe lectures this evening.
The lecture by Prof. C. r. Pomeroy, last
Friday evening, was well attended. 1t was .
nADfn nrAoficnl address, a ho faarhorr full NJ