The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-12-31
Happy New Year !

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: Mr.. 4. j. Lyndc's father is visiting hini<
/ Buy boots and shoes Of j. G. Rash & Son.
The Grand Central" is entirely enclosed
J. We wish you all Happy New Year"
u SARGENT & WILLIAMS.
The county commissioners meet next MOI
day.
b For your dry goods, go to the New Yor
Store.
, Notice tie quarterly statement Of the cit.
/ clerk.
Yellow corn for sale by Powers, Goodnov
& Co.
. Bargains in dry goods at the New Yorl
a Store.
E. w. IIodgkinson started for the East thi
morning. - <
!, Big bargains in overcoats at Litowlch 4
Wittmans.
Get your cooking and eating apples a
TEACHERS.
All the hotels set up "square meals - OF
Christmas day.
Oyster parties will get the best OF treatmen
!. at TEACHERS.
Notice the new advertisement of Doctors J
W. & 5. j. Daily.
Oysters prepared in every style, on short no
tice, at TEACHERS.
Mr.. W. B. Flanders is again on duty a
ODER & Bonds.
II you desire to buy sound and palatabl'
fruit, go to Lays.
Mrs. F. II. wlldman returned from the Eas
last week Wednesday. ----~ =
Hats and caps-cheaper than the cheapest
at the New York Store.
Capt Hanna and daughter returned from til,
South last Thursday night. '--- X
On your way home stop in and buy can o
these fine oysters at Lays
Make your family happy by buying your
dry goods at the New York Store.
A mail route between Brookvile and Rock y
Hill. Lincoln county, is talked of. *
Early Rose and Peerless potatoes for seed a
Moss Bros
Remember the concerts to be given by the
band, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The best of board, at the cheapest rates, al
Gus Nelson's boarding house. eff
We understand that Ex-sherif Russell de
signes starting harness shop, soon:--S
Overcoats, blankets, shawls. to be sold re
gardle-s of cost, at Sargent & Williams.
Mrs. L. futile returned from the Eas
last nlght-after an absence of three months:>
Oyster parties can be handsomely served a
Lays.
school was closed last week for the holidays
1t will be commenced again next Monday.
The finest oyster. in the market at Thach-
er's.
On and after Tomorrow, We shall have 8
ter.
All goods warranted and satisfaction to Gus
toners guaranteed, at
j. G. RASH & Sons.
There is n rumor batting around that two Of
our principal mercantile firms are 10 be con-
soliddted.
Seed corn for sale at Powers, Goodnow &
! cos.
! Quite number Of our citizens were the re-
cipients of valuable presents, on Christmas
presents by eastern friends.
Those oysters-large and fresh, at Lays.
Sargent & Williams are selling their goods
very cheap and it would do you good to exam
inc them.
James Durant. second son of Mr. Edward
Durant. died last Sunday evening, and was
buried on Tuesday afternoon. -- z
Seed corn. seed potatoes. at Moss Bros.
Clothing, clothing! We will sell You cloth
Ing cheaper than anybody.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
We understand that Messrs c. F.. Faulkner.
David Bccbc and f. H. whitman intend open
in. real estate Office. in the spring. ~
Boots and shoes in endless variety at the
Stone Palace Opposite the board shanty.)
OBER & BOND.
Quite n number Of town people were to 9 en-
list " in Roses campaign East. BY the N. X.
TT was the route. NO 60" now.
lllifN are isih ''oll''N - N'o~N ''t A'h' -''''
& Williams are selling their goods so low thar
everybody can afford to buy.
The dose Of cold weather Monday night gave
us. froze up the genial currents" Of the
Smoky. and the boys have had fine times skat-
ing. -----~-a ~
Clothing at reduced rates for the next 30
DAYS (oppositc the board shanty). ODER &
BoND's, Cheap cash store.
Sheriff Drought. Of wyandotte comfy. who
figures quite conspicuously in the hunt for the
Muncie train robbers, was once resident of
this city.
Time makes all things even. Money well
spent gives you satisfaction. Remember this
and 60 to the New York Store for your dry
goods.
A very fine deer, from VI. W. Keith. Salina,
passed east over the road Sunday. for A. Il.
Hapes, wyandotte. formerly conductor on the
road.-Eansas City Jo,gncl.
Goods cheaper than ever at the Stone Palace.
(opposlte the board shant,)
=. :. We don't own the Stone Palace
ORER & BoNp.
Rev Edward Payson Hammond, the well
known revvalist. accompanied by Mrs. Ham,
nond. WAS on the passenger train on Thurs
bound f. California