The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-05

Bruckmans.
Cold nights.
Oysters at Lays.
Go to Brucklnan's.
Cold, frosty mornings.
The coal men are ar war.
Circus, you know, to-day.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
Another convention is talked Of.
1.-The elephant now goes round"
Best stock of dry goods at Bruckman's.
Turn out tonight and hear Judge Sears.
For your school books go to a. I. Grier's.
A lively canvass is promised for this month.
Fair-October lG, IL, Is, 10, and 20. Come,
Mr.. Goodspeed went to Topeka on Tuesday
"Are you going to the Falr?'' is the ques-
ton.
Hunt up Cranes herd of shorthorns at the
Fair.
Mrs. J. p. nedigan has returned from the
East.
Everything you want at Campbell, Sloan &
Tuthill's.
Mrs. S. NJ. Palmer went East yesterday
morning.
All kinds Of winter goods at Campbell, Sloan
& Tuthilrs.
Rev. W. 4. Simkins is attending the Synod
at Atchison.
A peoples convention is talked off for the
2jth Of October
Choice fresh oysters-thc best in the market
at Lay q Bros.
Complete outfit TOR teachers and scholars at
Mrs. A. I. Grier's.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oyttcrs.
Hon. 4. l.. Bond has gone west with Col.
Phillips, on a speaking tour.
Selected oysierS-sclected esp ecially for the
Salina market at Lay & Bros
Let every Republican turn out tonight and
JON the Hays and Wheeler club.
Mr.. Geo. Grant is expected to exhibit some
of his inc Southdowns at the Fair.
Mr.. A J. Schwartz and family returned
from the East last Friday evening.
5000 pairs striped and plain Hose, chill
drci. - for sale cheap at Bruckman's.
John Boyd's new bricl, boot and shoe store,
ca Santa Fe avenue. is nearing completion
The finest and largest stock of dress goods
ever br ought to this town is at Bruckman's.
Lost-between Roxhury aud Salina valise.
The finder will please leave it at the journal Of
flee.
You can get them at Seitz'S drug store. also
Browns Liver Pills, and Blackbe cry and Gin
ger.
The many newly shingled roofs tell of the late
arrival OF new homes and new places of bust
ness.
Mr.. III. III. Nash is building one of the best
dwelling houses in the country on his Mulber-
ry farm.
Lecture at the NJ. Z. church tonight. Rev.
j. IL. Lockwood will address the teachers.
Everybody turn out.
The world turns around once i'm - hours.
but during that time Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hill sell lots of goods.
W. c. Sloan started for the Centennial on
Monday morning. lie visits various places
of interest on the route.
Mr.. Chas. Oschner left for ST. Louis. on Sun
day morning. where he will visit friends and
''do" the 81. Louis fair.
You should read an article from the Els
worth Reporter on visiting schools, and then
follow out lis suggestions.
Wanted-A girl to do general homework
To good girl steady employment gwen
Apply at the journal Office.
Word has been received from the owners
Of some of the best tro;ting horses in the State
that they Will be at our fair.
The central committee OF the Seth senate
rial district meets at Lindsborg next saturday
10 organize and transact important business.
Ii is proposed to give some lively club meet
ings between this aud the November election.
The Hayes aud Wheeler list will be very large
He'll Gate burste ed wide open-so /. the dry
goods market in Salina. II you don't believe
il, call and convince yourselves at Bruckman's
We understand that Hon. J. W. Taylor, Of
Leavenworth. is expected TO address the Til
den and Hendricks club, next Monday evening.
I. f. Scott viii exhibit several OF those fine
bucks which be Is bringing from Ohio. lie
will bring the finest sheep TO be bought in
Ohio.
1000 bushels of potatoes wanted immedi-
ately by RI. wArsoN.