The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-02


Farmers blowing.
Oysters at Lays.
Trees are nearly bare.
Mud plenty and thick.
Buttonholes look ragged.
Clear and pleasant again.
Lots of talk but few bets.
Centennial oysters dt Lays.
Third quarter ends this week.
Shawls at j. c. Rash & Sons.
Moonlight evenings along back.
Get your stylish suits at Solberg's.
Turn out on election day and vote.
Money to loan at Fassett g. Bowen's.
Attend the meeting Saturday evening.
Blankets, cheap, at :. e. Rash q Sons.
Hon. Tom. Cavanaugh arrived last evening.
New lot of sheet music inst received by L..
Hall.
20. Bond went up the road Tuesday eve
ming.
Ladies Cloaks, at MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore's.
longer.
S.P. Lindgren is clerking for ODER, Bond
& Wilson.
Go to J. c. Rash & Sons for boots, shoes,
hats and caps.
One more club meeting for each of the clubs
before election.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
s-flannels-fannels, very cheap, at
J.C. Rash & Sons.
A large assortment of new goods opened, at
Campbell, Sloan & Tuthil's.
Mrs. Clinton has had her residence, on Fifth
street, enlarged and improved
Go and get Cloak before they are gone, at
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Be sure that the polls are legally opened and
that no illegal votes are cast.
Selected oysterS-selected esp ecially for the
Salina market at Lay & Bros
Dr. Morris returned from his Centennial Ex-
position trip on Sunday evening.
Gloves-gloves-glove for men, boys, ladies
and misses, at j. C. Rash & Sons.
Mr.. Jas. Day and family returned from the
CenienniabEXposition last Friday.
Lots LIS and $50 Santa Fe avenue, for sale
cheap. Enquire OF Ii. Hall, music store.
Buy milk of J. NJ. Anderson. and you will
get the genuine article at the lowest rates.
Go to Markland, Dodge & Moore's for any
thing you want, and you will save money.
Buelrs Cassimeres, all wool, only ninety
cents per yard, at Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Mrs. II. 4. Starrett of Lawrence, was in
town Tuesday aud Wednesday, and called.
G. A. Solberg.s tailor shop is on Seventh
street, two doors south OF corner Iron Ave
nue..
An extensive line of clothing as cloap as the
cheapest, opened to-day, Campbell, Sloan &
TuthiIrs.
Mrs. VIM. Berg and children returned last
Friday from an extended visit to relatives in
the East
The cheapest and largest stock of Queens
ware in the city, at MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore's.
Col. Phillips makes his last speech of the
campaign 20 his neghbors IN Salina, on Sat
urday evening.
Mr. J. o. lIanford went Centennialward
Sunday morning. He will visit friends in New
York while away.
Hon. Albert Griffin. the able editor of the
Manhattan Nationalist made us a pleasant call
Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. w. A. Simkins made the present politi-
cal campaign the subject of his mornings dis
course last Sunday.
Some beautiful weather during the past week
reminded our people of their being in the
"Itly of America"
New goods-new goods just being received
and for sale lower than any in the West, at
Ober, Bond & Wilson's,
DO not forget the township tickets. Get up
good ticket and be sure that the names go
into the ballot box right.
Supplements, extras, circulars, aud new pa
pers in the field this week. Nothing like a /
Kansas election campaign.
Mrs. A. 4. Albion, wife of the editor of the |
Advocate, started on Monday last to visit her |
old home m Cherokee county
iHSA SVWA uuIEic auu Hfe again. All WOOL 4
Buelrs Cassimeres ut only ninety cents per
yard, at ober, Bond & Wilson'S.
All-Saints Day yesterday. Appropriate
services were held in the Catholic Church IN
this city, by Rev. Father Wilbert.
J. Ii. Gibson returned from Iowa last Sun |
day evening. He has the correct opinion that
there is no place like Salina, Kansas.
Candidates for Representative are holding |
meetings around the county. They havelarge
audiences and hold to late hours.
The Halloween party 10 have been given at
Donegan's Hall last night was postponed I'M
I'll tonight, on account of the storm.
Mr.. Oscar Seitz started for Philadelphia Sun
day morning to take a look at the wonders o,
the world, exhibited at the Exposition.
+. NJ. Hamilton has been appointed dep-
uty county treasurer. The Prof is a good ae-
countant and will be an agreeable deputy.