The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-26
Go to Bruckmans' for combs.

young man and an experienced clerk.
Go to Bruckmans' for ladies hosiery.
Next Saturday and Sunday the third quar-
terly meeting will be held in the Methodist
church. Rev. j. III. Lockwood will preach on
Sunday morning, and Rev. G. S. Dearborn
will preach on Sunday evening at o'clock.
! Go to Bruckmans' for children's hose.
Ho. for mince pies Get your apples and
cider at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthlfs.
Mr. Ruggles has promised another Sunday
article for next week. These articles have at
tracted considerable attention among our read
ers, and show the writer to be well posted in
the history of the subject which lie discusses.
Go to Bruckmans' for towels.
eff there's any one thing like better than
another, its balky horse" and he sat in the
wagon and looked up and down the streets
and at the windows in that vicinity to see If
any one was laughing at him. He was sure
some one was.
Go to Bruckmans' for laces and braids.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-
ately by r. T. WATSON.
beast. Sold at Seitzs drug store.
To be happy yourself and to make your
wife happy, also to keep ali the children in
good humor, you want to go TO Campbell,
Sloan & TuthilPs, and get barrel of those
nice apples, the finest ever brought into this
town-and cheap.
Go to Bruckmans' for corsets.
Over one hundred loads of broom corn were
driven into town last Saturday. Our streets
presented busy appearance with these mon-'
ster loads, passing through them. 1t was
noticeable that many loads had the appearance
of being of extra good grade.
Go to Brucknans' for collars and cuffs.
| Nr. Samuel Wilkerson, brother of Mr.. Frank
Wilkerson of Gypsum creek, has spent several
days visiting in this county. He lived here in
| former years and came back to see how the
country had prospered during his absence.
He returned East yesterday morning.
Go to Bruckmans' for jewelry.
Mr. J. c. Johnson has started for Sweden
where lie will spend the winter among the
friends and associations of his early days. Mr..
johnson came to America about ten years
ago, and by industry and perseverance has
earned for himself good property. He sails
from New y ork Oh the 4th of November.
Go to Bruckmans' for Canton flannels.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-
atty by L. L. WATSON.
Mr.. Albert Griffin, editor of the Manhattan
Nationalist, "the Ben Franklin of the Kansas
Press" will speak at Donegan's Hall next
Tuesday evening. Wr. Griffin is forcibe
speaker and is convincing in argument. He
character which has won for him the respect
of all who know him.
Go to Bruckmans' for table linen.
Have you tried Browns liver pills for head
ache? They are the remedy for this country
Sold at Seitz'S drug store.
Mcssrs John Zehring and II. Harms have
formed q Partnership in the cigar and tobacco
business. Nj present they carry on their bust
ness at Mr. Harms old stand. but they will
remove their factory to the new brick build
ing of John Boyd's, as soon as it can be made
| ready for occupancy, when they will extend
byhelr business. They are splendid young mer
and We hope to see them succeed.
i Go to Bruckmans' for ginghams.
y Last Friday our streets and Oak Dale Parl
kwerc made cheerful and lively with the music
pr three good bandS-the Minneapolis, the Ab
Iilenc and the Salina bands, Nhe MInnearoli:
band had been hired to play at the Fair and
for the number of pieces used, made good
music The Abilene boys came up to attend
the Fair on Friday and brought along theiI
Instruments They are good players and re-
sSived many compliments for their fine music
dfcourse we look upon our home band as the
very best in the State, AMI their superb play
ing on Friday fully sustained their good repu-
teton.
60 to Bruckmans' for cheviots.
1000 bushels OF potatoes wanted imm edi
Aciy by RI. WATSON.
7 Skinner Bros. & Lowe, of Monroe. Lincoln
county, propose to more generally introduce
their Universal Wind Power. This machine
n'om what we learn OF it. appears to be one
4 calculated TO do good service on our broad and
level prairies nj blowing, narrowing, and pro-
pelling stationery machinery. In the certiii
cate of six well-known Lincoln county men
the operation OF the machine is thus set forth
1--WE have seen it draw pillow, turning a II
inch furrow, in prairie sod. both up and down
grade. against the wind as well as in any Other
direction" The wind power is mounted upor
a carriage, supported by drive wheel and two
pivot wheels-the latter giving the carriage it
course. II this power will do one half of wha
is claimed for it land the proprietors say they
will demonstrate that it will do all) its utility
is insured beyond question.
YGo to Bruckmans' for buttons.
A Few OF Many Cheap Articles now for Sale a
,the Cheap Corner OF 0ber, Bond & Wilson's.
TVGood cottonade pants, only 50 cents.
a No. cottonade pants, only IS cents.
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