The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-05-28
Rash & Son
snksAt Rash's.

&c. Rash & Son sell for cash.
Bed spreads at J. c. Rash a Sons.
.e .Yuhe are eaBor.isIy n4sds this
gear.
&c. Rash q Son save money for
their customer.
ParasoIs, Umbrellas and Gossamers
att. c. Rash A sons.
Examine those choice things for
blaek dfessss 90 Rashs.
Tricotine il a fashionable dress IA
. brio, very pOpular-abroad.
There l. increased fancy for all
kinds Of military braiding.
Try snme Of those California dried
fruits at J. g. Rash & Sons
The bargains In Hosiery at J. c.
Rash 4 sons are wonderful.
See those children's Collars in J. c.
Rash a Sou's front show case.
Handsome black laces are used e.
trimmings Tor silks and sltins.
All kinds Of repped silks are fash |
ionable, and cheaper than formerly.
&. Rash & sons groceries are al
ways fresh-and delivered ia town.
Combination suifs in fine wOIen /
dre-s guosis are very stYl ish and dres-y.
Oar Unlaundried Shirt At 81 beats
anything. J. 4. RASH 4 SON.
Musical intrument- are now made
e paper Ia some parts of the world -
-trsw ana Manila Hats for men.
hoy- and children, cheap 40 the Cash
Store.
Buy. your Handerchiefs, Table
aIrns AID Nai'kins froU' }. =. Rash
a Son.
There j. a fsrear for Wooden Goods
thi- T-qsan. Rsah q siou ElDs' beau-
tHel ibe n L
That T. -. You can make a lyre
cat oi most any daily paper Boston
Com. Buu,fn
Carpet SWeepers. the hest ever made
a tiod send to the ladies-at J. q.
Rash & Sons.
Jersey Jackets. cheap ana fine,
braided aud plain fnT ladies, Misses
aud children, at Rash's.
That lot Of children's Hosiery II
Ra-h's, lrlt over from last year, worth
frum be Ia slc. reduced "a 55e, il in
tere-ting.
An Eye Opener SAYS the ticket
I /
worth 81 -. The eyes invOluntarily
ny open al - sight "fiI.
Sometimes the husband Of an A.
tres h her manager. 10 l. only, how
ever. among artreeSss that a husband
ever becomes his wife manager Er.
The new and most desirable things
in straw Hats, are Ia le found nj Jt'
Rash A. sous A-uu can ID ouf your '
entire family nom grandpa down 10 [
little baby.
No other store in this country keeps l
sn ASSORTMENT Of dress goods 10 COM
pare Sith J g. Rash 4 SONS. You
can rely on their style, their quality !
and their price.
The grasshapper has proportiOnate-
ly one hundred and twenty times the
kirking power Of man. A gas COM
pany seldom IMPOSES on a grasshOp- | 4,
pr The ~oulls~- corporation knows
whom Ia "ppress.- Pack. "
We have some specialiies in Boots :.
aud Shes, which We commend with
great confidence 10 our customer
When Ia need Of anything in this / r
line. We would be- pleased % have Won ! :
call aud examine our large stock.
J. &. RASH & SoN. I'll
NieNing our large stock Of Dry
Goods, and seeing no Groceries ia
the front % our store or In the show n
windows, many people conclude that n
~ do not carry groceries. We desire | =,
o. have all people know that We I'D -
sell groceries, and sCH them chap. u
&c. RASH & hoN. p
Our line Of al over Embrnideries.
Skirtings, insertions and vide and a
naFruw eiges-heavy. medium and | n
fine. together with our dne line Of /,
drs-s fabrics in white aud ecru, with -
= chnice selection of white suits, can "a
hardly fail 10 Ice appreciated by all II
who luok J.C. RASH 4 SOY. -,
An Irisbman who was very near
sighted, about 10 fight duel, insisted p,
thsr iIa khBafld Stand six PAGES nearer =
hts antagonist than be did 90 him and
that they should both fire Al the same II
time. This beats Sheridan's telling d,
lat man who was going to fight y m
thin one that the latteT's slim figure a
ought 60 be chalked on the others
portly person. and II the. bullet hit
hinf oueside ~ the chalk mark il was n
90 60 fur nothing -Er.
A charming young girl, accom- in
panied by her Oct0genaFian great M
grandmother. who i all that the
name implies. enters a Paris dry =
goods Store. How much D. this nib III
ben siIe asks 81 the polite young
clerk. Who has bounded agilely over
several stools 90 wait upon her. a 70
kiss yard, replied the young mash N
er calamity, Give me Ten yards Il,
then, - aid, ''8randma'l n pay you I,
she always settles the bills when ci
We g shoPPing "-E. M
A msn Who has BEEN running his
busiaes on the credit syateni Wa ~
finally compeiIed g. pat his hooks in
the hanis % an expeFt. =,
"Ahem," he remarked, a. he :,
loOked over them, these accounts re- III
mi0d me very much Of the far west da
arrl rfaarra - d.. D.. TT f" "'-
''HbW@i' asEed the merchant in sur =.
prise. ~
Very sparsely settled Do
Then he tOOk of his coat and In
brought In bill Of 500 for expert ae-
countant service. Msrchanf Trureler.
Cash always commands the loves NJ
priceS- J. &. Rash & SONS store Is
the only place I'm Salina where you ;"
aisrGgs get all the advantages Of cash 70
down. All other stores sell goods on "a
credit. Their wares are marked &C i'm
cOrdiugly. They harc 10 sell at prices =.
somewhaf uniform q surg q rotB NTH "
fhcir good credit customers. So when %
the cash customer gues into \ credit
store, be pays the long prnfit charged
10 The credit customer J. e. Rash VI
4 son have No credit custoulsls.. an IT.
their psicea are spot cash pres. An A.
thSif fasteners have The beneIit Of an / =.
the bargains which an exclusively ~
cash business alone can command. di'
We solieii the patronage o. the peo- =,