The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-09-28
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Bruckmans.
Cool mornings. -
Oysters at Lays.
Go to Brucklnan's.
Warm, pleasant days. -
The ''boOdn dis beebig.'
Subscriptions roll in lively.
Centennial oysters at Lays. -.
The fair fever is increasing. =
Considerable building under way.
Dancing parties will soon be in vogue. sr--
Best stock of dry goods at Bruckman's.
School books at Whitehead d Seaman's.
For your school books go to a. T. Grier's.
Will Sloan starts for the Centennial on led
nesday. ----
MIR. +. &. Jackson returned from Chicago
this week. =
Four Pictures for fifty cents, for few weeks,
at Libby's.
The grounds are being prepared for the
county tair.
A cage of prairie wolves will be exhibited al
the county fair.
Ducks are making their appearance on the
rivers aud lakes. --@-,sz -
Choice fresh oys!ers-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
New callcoes received at Campbell, Sloan 6
Tuthlrs this week.
Complete outfit Tor teachers and scholars, a
Mrs A. 4. Gricr's.
splendid assortment of school books, al
Whitehead q Scaman's.
The father and mother OF Mrs. James Chase
are making visit here.
Cash-low prices-good material-polite at
tention-at Bruckman's.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oylters.
DIR. Bell is building residence at the corner
OF Walnut and Fifth streets. -
Selected oysters-sclccted especially for the
Salina market at Lay & Bros
John p. Glenn, of Mcpherson county, made
us pleasant call Oh Monday.
No one blames J. NJ Freeman for being
proud over that nine pound girl. ~
Mr.. f. f. Bowen announces himself as a
candidate for Clerk OF the Court.
The boys while away the hours out Of school
in looking at the circus pictures.
Miss Melissa Milan j. teaching school in the
VanEaton school house, east of town. - -
Next week the regular quarterly session OF
the county commissioners will be held.
Jake Lay has gone to Philadelphia to enjoy
sight seeing vacation from his BUSINESS. -
School books of all kinds. and cheaper than
anywhere else, at Whitehead & Seaman's.
School books much cheaper at Whitehead &
Seaman's than at any other place in town,
The finest and largest stock of dress goods
ever brought to this town is at Brnckman'S.
Saina proposes TO make the District Fair, at
that place, big thing.-Enterprse Gazette.
One week from to-day the Great European
geological Association will exhibit in Saina.
Politics j. hot. but Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hill carry everything before them in goods.
Mr. Dodge. OF the firm of MARYLAND, Dodge
ming.
Well / declare, there is more new goods re-
ceived at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthilrs this
week.
Mr.. c. lIamlin has started a tailor shop in
the building occupied BY james Murphy's shoe
shop. -
The honest voter wore his oldest coat last
week to save the button holes of his better
garment. ~
When you want Winter cap. go 10 Camp
bell. Sloan Il Tuthilrs, they received plenty
this week
The pilgrims to the Kansas City Exposition
came Struggling home, after enjoying them
selves hugely.
Keep OF the sidewalks. Marshal Tuttie offers
five dollars reward tor information leading TO
the conviction OF the offenders
Saw ye those long aud stridlug legs that
shook fvs lengths OF sidewalk. he made Tor
the train last Tuesday morning:
John Doyle is preparing to build a two story
brick residence. on Eighth street. on the lot
adjoining Judge HamIlton's residence. 49,
Mr.. A. NJ. Clafin and wife started Centen-
nialwards Tuesday morning. They will visit
Melon rinds and seeds lying about the
streets remind US Of ihe saddest words OF
pen or tongue: lit might have been"
He'll Gate bursted wide opsn-so il the dry
goods market in Salina ID you don't believe
IT, call and convince yourselves al Bruckman's.
McGonigal is increasing his force OF work
men. and will turn his suits out on tirne-no,-
outstanding the many orders coming in from
abroad.
WHO wants 10 borrow some CASH. Il
don't need il because buy my goods al Brsek-
MANS aud have saved enough II pay my out
side debts
We have received the Topeka Leader, which
has been resurrected by W. II. johnson. NJ.
johnson is we'll known in this locality as the
founder Of the Journal. The paper is printed
and edited In Johnson's usual good style.