The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-10-01

The best and cheapest apples always to bt
found at r. T. watson's.
Radclifl Bros. & Hall have as large and com
plete an assortment of Heating Stoves on hand
this fall as has ever been brought TO Salina
Prices 80 low that every one ought to secure
a bargain.
Notwithstanding it is hard thing TO some
of our competitors, they ere obliged to ac-
knowledge the fact that we are selling raore
goods than any OF them. and at lower figures.
Call and examine at the cheap corner.
ODER & BOND.
I This is just the season Of the year when pa
terfamilias is liable to catch fits for being out
| late o nights, and catching cold for standing
OH the corner elec:ioneering. Neither . catch =
/ is pleasant and we honestly recommend that
! both "eXpcGients be done away with.
, 4 car load OF bureaus, some plain, some
magnificent, all to be sold at panic prices this
! fail by RadclIff b os. & Hall.
A rural exchange observes with oyerpo wer
ing facility of expression: These moonlight
nights All, how many oyerhang many Il
yine-embowered gate, where saft eyes lOok
love to eyes that speak again. and the pressure
OF tiny hand in the huge masculine paw.
wakes to ecstacy The living Iyre.,~ <
Mr.. W. S. Grub. who~has been employed
for several years>at Radcliffe Bros. & Halls
hardware s;9rc. left for the East last Tuesday
moring-1Ie will make his home for the
present in Illinois. Mr.. Grub is a young
gentleman of steady habits and of good moral
character, and has made an excellent impress
sion in Salina. His friends wish him success
and hope that he will decide to return soon to
Salna.
SUGAR AND MoLASsEs.-Jones & Becbe have
just received a large car load OF Fall and Win
ter Apples, OF all varieties, from the kind Adam
and Eve ate so freely of, to the real Rambo.
just call around and bite into barrel Of them,
from 1915 500 per barrel, and say no more
about il. This would bemore like business
JONES & BEE3E.
VINO WILL Ir BE-The postponement of
the gift concert Of the Kentucky Public Libra
~ TO November Goth, 1874, was resolved upon
to make iull drawing "A certainty. There
will positively be no further posipOnement
anu liit SitdJ IllEG VIII w 'iIC
sum OF $3.50, 600. Who will get it: What Il
pcstercd man Gov. Bramlelte, of Louisville,
business manager would be, if TIE people
supposed lie could tell
Everybody will lave noticed the grand dis
play OF finely colorcd posters. announcing the
advent OF the celebrated Bremond Minstrols
They are said TO give Il first class entertain
menf, and to be well worthy OF all the patron
age HAT may DC bestowed on them. Their
fine brass bard and orchestra are alone worth
he price of adm sSi0n. Don't forget the ex-
hibiion at the stone store house on Santa Fc
Avenue, north of Couse's livery stable and
give them good house.
Il is a positive tact that ODER & Bond have
The largest, best and cheapest stock ever
brought to Salina. All they ask is for you to
compare goods and prices and they are posi-
tiveyou will trade with them.
The following is the list of delegates elected
at the primary meeting in this precinct last
saturday r. l.. Norton. F.. K. Swiizcr, ID.
Beebe, Robert Anderson, Ed Smith. Thos.
Anderson, John RoGel. j. Il. GROCER. ID.
Whitehead. q. G. Probcrt. J. " McCarty, Nj
ID. Sampson, Il. II. Dinle A. G.. Couse. James
Chacc, j. f. Harrison, Magnus Holmquist, i.
+. Parsons. Tayio Miller. II. G. Stanley, J.
ID. NJ. Conrad, Henry Rosemond Robert
Brown. The delegates were elected without
opposition.
The following is the score OF the game play
ed last Saturday between The Smoky Valley
and Western Base Ball Clubs: