The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-18

Messrs. Goodnow and Nelson are paving the
gutter in front Of the JOURNAL block. Nc
more mud holes there for the boys to hunt
sinner in.
Ores. bargains offered i'm Clothing, Boots.
Shoes. iIats and Caps, at Harmon, Bird &
Co.'S, sign Of the Elephant Santa Fe Avenue,
Salina, Kansas.
Mrs. z. p. Hanna and children returned to
Salina with Bonnie Hanna. last Saturday. The
latter reports that he enjoyed his trip to Wash
ington very much.
Master Fred. Blodgett entertained very
pleasantly large company of his little friends,
last Saturday afternoon.
| Mr.. T. II. Darlington is building an extern
sion to his coal depot on Fifth street. He will
keep q supply OF feed on hand. also. His build.
ing is now IS feet long.
Harmon, Bird 4 Co. will sell you clothing,
boots and shoes. hats and caps, at prices that
defy competition. Sign ofthe Elephant, Santa
Fe Avenue, Salina, Kansas.
Ladies' French kid boots, in button, side and
front lace, made to our special order; also
some fine new styles Of slippers, at prices to
astonish you, at the New York Store
We have the incest, best and cheapest line
of gents white percale, cheyiot and calico
shirts ever offered in Kansas.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
We hear that during one night last week 81
immigrants were encamped at the mouth Of
spillman creek, Lincoln county. People are
crowding into that county by the hundreds.
Lots in front OF the Opera House Block, "a
feet front by 100 deep, can now be bought for
$500 cash. Title guaranteed. Apply immedi-
ately. HIT JoHS SHERRIN-
We have seen some of the prettiest suits for
children, at the Baltimore Clothing House,
which they have just received. Nothing Of
the kind was ever brought to Salina before.
Money to loan ON approved security, until
after harvest. Call upon, or address
Faulkner & WILDMAN,
Salina, Kansas.
Ladies. ladies', ladies, can you read this !:
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Go to the new hardware store of Kingman.
Anderson & Co. for new stoves of all kinds.
A carload just received, and prices low to suit
the times. II you don't believe 1t, call and
see.
Preaching In the Lutheran church next
Sabbath morning and evening. Subject In the
morning, Resurrectionoof Christ; evening ser
mon by DR.. Bishop. Sabbath school at $50
p. NJ.
Ober has returned from tho East with an
immense stock of goods, concerning which the
JOURNAL will discourse vlgorigsly next week.
Look out for "star gazer" OF an advertise
ment.
Our readers will regret to hear Of the death
of John Cover, former resident of this place.
who, with his father, j. 81. Cover, owned the
renee recently.
Last Thursday while John Harrison, Jr.
was engaged at work about some OF the
machinery of the new mill, the thumb OF his
left hand was cut Oh. He carries his left arm
in sling now.
Go early and leave your order with Briggs
& Gebhart for either a D. II. Osborne & Co.
self-binder, an Edward binder and harvester,
or Buckeye binder and h,rvester-all i'm
comparable machines.
Friend Watson finds 1t necessary to branch
out'' to meet the demands of his increasing
trade. Consequently he is takingtdown the par
tition in his store and will use the whole of the
first floor for his main room.
Briggs & Gebhart challenge dealers in Gen
trail and Western Kansas to show them some
thing that can excel the d. NJ. Osborne & Co.
self-binder, Edward binder and harvester, and
Buckeye binder and harvester.
We have now ON hand go 900 70 loan on
Saline County Improved farms. Loans closed
up in from 3 to days from date of appiica-
tions, at WIGHT & CARRoLL's Real Estate
Agency, Salina, Kansas. lot.
Call this week at the new music store and
see that new style Estey organ. 1t Is superb
and still not expensive. s. ". Pierce & Co.,
General Agents Central and Western Kan
sas. l0-2w.
will sell pure bred poultry, and eggs from
same, as follows: Pekin Ducks, IS per pair,
eggs. - per dozen. Partridge Cochins, each
81, eggs 81 per dozen. J. NJ. ANDERSON,
ll-4w. Salina, Kansas.
Go to the sign Of the Elephant, on Santa Fe
Avenue, to get bargains in clothing. boots,
shoes, hats and caps.
HARMON, BIRD & Co.,
Salina, Kansas.
The steamer Belle OF Salna Was launched
and brought down to the Iron avenue landing
on Monday. She leaked when first put In the
water, but is now in good condition. Several
excursions are talked Of for the coming
week.
Died on the 18th inst, sarah Maria Down.
ing, aged % months. Her pareuts recently
came FROM Y elbow Syringe, Blair county Penn.
sylvanis. The funeral took place Tuesday,
Rev. A. J. Hartsock conducting the cere-
mony.
A gentleman from Dubuque, Iowa, has pur-
chased the ALLEY lot" Of ihe Cummings prop
erty, on Iron Avenue, and will soon build
there . two-story brick building. He IL to
start . pillow mandatory In the building.
Good enough!
The Temperance meeting held In the u. E.
church, last Saturday evening, vas we'll asfend-
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