The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE.

feebly for some one to swallow him. There's
no use; he is too much like the Frenchman's
oyster.
See our fine line of waterproofs and fan
nels. j. e. RASH q SoN.
Mr.. S. Seaman started for Cornwall, n. Y,
yesterday morning. While East he will visit
the Exposition along with the rest of human
ity.
We advertise nothing that we cannot show
to customers when in the store.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
Hamburg edgings, laces, dress trimmings.
ladies ties. etc. lower than ever offered in Sa-
lima, at Markland, Dodge q Moore's new
store.
We are indebted to Mr. c. Post for the best
Good for Post. Surely he is successful
gardener.
Indiana and Ohio voted Tuesday, and it was
the unanimous opinion that ODER, Bond q
Wilson could discount all opposition OH low
prices.
We give our exclusive attention to Dry
Goods, and can give you better bargains in
that line than any other house in town.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
Geo. Krcuger was glad to get back to Salina
last Sunday evening. He had had enough of
the slow East and the Exposition during his
four weeks absence.
We intend to have plenty of clerks to wait
OF orrcustomers during Fair week, SO come
on as many of you as wish.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL.
Clothing, boots and shoes. hats and caps,
aud gents furnishing goods, from twenty-five
to fifty per cent cheaper than any other house
in the west, at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Judge n. F. Carol returned home from his
wanderngs last Saturday evening. 1t rained
nearly all the time he was in Pennsylvania.
and he had nearly forgotten what sunlight is
when he returned to sunny Kansas.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-
atty by II. L. WATSON.
A. l.. Topiiff, of the Cawker City Echo. and
LAT. e. Smith, the newly appointed Receiver
a: Kirwin, mstook the Hayes and Wheeler
Club roll for hotel register, last Saturday
a.
to be called at O'Clock the next morning.
Three hundred pieces of Dress Goods in all
the latest shades. You will save money by
buying of us for cash. Don't pay the old
credit prices. BRUCKMAN & Co.
Messrs. Palmer, Gels, Jeffries, Dexter, and
Others from Salina, attended the Abilene fair
last Friday, aud were agrecably entertained
while there. They report the fair success.
| They we're assured that large number of
Dickinson county people would visit Oak Dale
Park next week.
We are offering inducements to purchasers
OF boots, shoes, hats and caps.
j. c. RASH & Sos.
1t is uncertain which party will carry New
York, but ii is universally conceded that the
cheapest assortment of goods in town is at
Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
Aparty of four, Mrs. NJ. a. Flagg. Miss Mary
Flagg. and Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Hoar. rela-
tives of John Flagg, of the Journal office, ar
rived in Salna last Saturday evening, after a
a pleasant ride by private conveyance from
Manhattan. They returned on Tuesday.
Have you examined those cheap goods at
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's! Don't fail to
call, they will astonIsh you with their low
prices.
Last Friday evening the members of the
Young Mems Library and Literary Society
held their regular semi-annual election of Of
ficers and the following were elected: Presi-
dent, Z. f. Bowen; Vice-Presdent, L. W.
Blair; Secretary. Geo. c Lockwood Treas
urer, L. A. Williams.
A. Il. Sander, representing the cigar house
of w. 5. Wells, Salina, was in town Monday,
explaining to our business men the qualities
OF n good. genuine "Yarl" cigar. "AI' is a
sterling young man. sells the best cigar man
ufactured anywhere in this country. and is
always at home in terprise.-Enterprise
Gazette.
Work at the park is being pushed ahead.
The track will be put in first class condition
for the races next week. and we look for some
pretty good racing at the fair. The stalls for
sto X are being built, and the hall is receiving
thorough overhauling. The managers pro-
pose To leave nothing undone that will con-
tribute to the success of the fair.
Last Saturday morning the new dry goods !
house OF Messrs. Markland, Dodge 81 Moore |
was opened to the people Of Salna and vicinity
for inspection and patronage. and during the /
day The store was thronged with visitors and |
customers. The foundation for the building 4
was nearly completed last May, when these |
three gentlemen stopped of at Salina, on
an excursion trip to the mountains. and they |
were so iavorably impressed with our city and /
surroundings that on their return, two weeks |
later, they purchased the site and Improve
ments and contracted for the erection of the
building. Since that time our people have
watched with interest the progress of this enter
prise and took pride in referring to the hand
some new block on Iron avenue. The front
of the new store is similar 10 that of the Berg
Bros. aud OF the Schwartz Bros. stores. all
having fine large French plate glass fronts,
with walnut castings and mouldings. The
main room is - feet wide by 15 feet deep,
well lighted and with high ceiling The shelly
ing and counters are plain but neat-the coun-
tiers quite wide. The goods on the shelves are
conveniently aud tasteiully arranged. aud the
customer quickly recognizes their tine quality
Upon the counters arc tie show cases in which