The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-19
Go to Bruckmans' for combs.

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Go to Bruckmans' for waterproofs.
New goods at the New York Store.
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore will give you
more goods for your money than any house in
the West.
Go to Bruckmans' for ties and ruching.
Paul Huff and John Gibson started fol
Kirksville, Missouri, last Monday morning.
Gibson will probably winter in Iowa.
Go to Bruckmans' for working shirts.
Capt. Geo. NJ. King, Of Minneapolis, posted
himself on the quality of Saline county pro-
ducts at the fair grounds, on Tuesday.
Go to Bruckmans for collars and cuffs.
A horse syringe belonging to A. G. Couse
has been borrowed. and it Is the desire of the
owner that it be returned Immediately.
Go to Bruckmans' for jewelry.
The Park Association have erected an office
for the sale OF tickets on the corner of Front
street and the road leading to the park.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-
ately by II. L. WATSON.
Straycd from my yards on third street, on
Monday last, one Poland-China SOW, weighing
about 100 pounds. CHAs. HoLMQvrsT.
Go to Bruckmans' for corsets.
Our stock of boots and shoes Is complete
and we guarantee the lowest prices and per-
feet satisfaction. j. Z. RASH q Son.
1000 bushels OF potatoes wanted immedi-
ately by r.. L. WATSON.
Indiana and Ohio voted Tuesday. and it was
the unanimous opinion that Ober, Bond s.
Wilson could discount all opposition on low
prices.
Go to Bruckmans' for Canton nannels.
Prof. Harvey's brother is n cand idate for re-
election to the Office of clerk of the district
court in Ottawa county, and will doubtless be
elected
Go to Bruckmans' for towels.
improvements of all kinds are the order of
the day. Carpenters and masons are crowded
with work and they are engaged for days and
weeks ahead.
60 to Bruckmans' for table linen.
Have you heard from Colorado? Yes;
Ober, Bond & Wilson are still ahead in the
way of general assortment of merchandise
and low prices.
Go to Bruckmans' for ginghams.
Geo. w. Martin received the diploma for SUI
perior blank book work and bookbinding at
the Centennial Exposition, Good for Martin
bis work deserves it.
Go to Bruckmans' for cheviots.
Col. Phillips will probably speak at the reg
ular Hayes and Wheeler club meeting, two
weeks from next Saturday evening-the last
Saturday before election.
Go to Bruckmans' for buttons.
1t is uncertain which party will carry New
York, but it is universally conceded that the
cheapest assortment of goods in town is at
Obcr, Bond 6 Wilson's.
Go to Bruckmans' for ribbons.
MARRIED-October 18th, 1876, at the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Col. Joseph:H Henry
by Rev. G.. Young, Mr.. John Young, to Miss
Elvira Henry, both OF Saline county.
Go to BruckmGns' for muslins
All kinds of dry goods and groceries of the
best quality at very low prices. We always
try to please our customers.
j. c. RASH & Son.
Go to Bruckmans' for prints.
a. &. Sloan and Henry Sudendorf were to
start for the Centennial this morning. VIII
Sloan will join them at Chicago, if his health
will permit. They will be gone about month.
Go to Bruckmans' for gloves.
A heavy wind storm came down from the
north last Friday evening, accompanied with
rain. The thermometer dropped down and
people huddled about the stoves in mid-winter
fashion.
Go to Bruckmans' for shawls.
Charley Oschner left Salina last Friday
morning for Chllecothe Mo-, where he will
clerk in a drug store. Charley has many
friends IN Salina, who regret to have him leave
our city.
Go to Bruckmans' for dress goods.
Prof. Hamilton was agreeably surprised, on
going home last Friday evening, TO find his
mother, who arrived OH the train that e-ening.
She is about 60 years of age and came from
Ohio alone.
Go to Bruckmans' for Flannels.
The Topeka Blade "cuts good figure" with
its addition of four columns. You can't al
ways tell where Swayze is going to cut into
the political pie.
A runaway team run down Ninth street last
Saturday. and collded with a team coming
midtown from the south. The wagons were
sadly demolished, but the horses and drivers
escaped uninjured.
c. E. Faulkner turned over the treasurer's
books last week, after about five years hand
ling. with the figures balancing to a cent.
He has been a faithful treasurer and guardian
of Saline county interest.
Last week Mr.. J. B. Hamilton was duly in
stalled as County Treasures of Saline county
for two years. He is a pleasant and accom-
modating gentleman and will be a competent
and reliable public officer.
Brownf Hair Tonic, for prevention Of dand-
ruff, dressing the hair and promoting its
growth, a'spiendid article, soda at Seltz's Drug
Store, where you will find Jorge stock of
perfumery and fancy goods.
The fall wheat in Saline county is coming
up finely, and the prospects arc quite encour-
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