The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-19

DIR. J. X I.ull is hereby announced as an Indcpen
dent candidate for the Office of Representative oil
saline county
Success.
Bruckmans'.
Trade is lively.
Houses all full.
Business is good.
Oysters at Lays.
Go to Bruckmans'.
Strangers arrive daily.
Go to Bruckmans'for jeans.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
Go to Bruckmans' for belts.
Firewood is in good demand.
Go to Druckmans' for cassimcres.
Get your stylish suits at Solberg's.
New calico at the New York Store.
Go to Bruckmans' for ladies hosiery.
Solberg does good work at low rates.
Go to Bruckmans' for children's hose.
Go to Bruckmans' for laces and braids.
Clothing cheap at the New York Store.
Trees should be set out in the cemetry.
w. b. Dexter left on Monday morning.
Sells circus will winter in Shawnee county.
Go to Bruckmans' for quilts and blankets.
Buy & a new pair of gloves at }. c. Rash &
Sons,
The married ladies talk of giving dancing
party.
Everything cheap at Campbell, Sloan 6 Tut
hills.
Kid gloves 80 cents per pair at the New York
Store.
John Conrad is attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
The Minneapolis band is in attendance at
the Fair.
New line of dress goods at MARYLAND, Dodge
& Moore's.
Boys and youths over coats at the New
York Store.
A new hat or cap for you cheap at j. C.
Rash & Sons.
Some repairs have been made On the Iron
Avenue bridge.
viewed the Fair.
Bargains in dry goods and clothing at the
New York Store.
II. NJ. Phillips has gone to Genoa, Iowa, to
spend the winter.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
That oyster supper will soon be given at the
Methodist church.
Scarfs, nu5ias, flannels, skirts, &C., cheap at
j. C. Rash q Sons.
Quite good crop of apples was raised this
year in Saline county.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oytters.
Selected oysters-sclected esp ecially for the
Salina market at Lay & Bros
Oh, yes! Hold the fort and go to ODER,
Bond & Wilson's for bargains.
Some fine running and trotting stock in the
city to compete for the purses.
Rev. w. A. Simkins returned from bust
ness trip East, last Friday night.
The prairie grass grows dry and brown, and
gives somber look to the fields.
Repent before it is too late, and go for cheap
bargains 10 ODER, Bond q Wilson's.
The Belle of Salina makes regular trips to
the Fair Grounds aud is well patronized.
Wild geese prelude the coming winter with
their gable as they fly towards the south.
The primaries to the Peoples convention, to
be held next Wednesday, occur next Saturday.
Before you leave town, while at the Fair,
The Abilene band is expected to be present
at the Fair tomorrow. They arrive tonight.
Returns are coming In slowly, but bargains
are going rapidly 1T Ober, Bond d Wilson's.
Mr.. G. A. Solberg has just received a new
stock of fall and winter goods for stylish
suits.
Mr.. Henry Wade, from Ellis county. is down
to attend the Fair and looking for young
cattle.
Muslins-calieoes- muslins-calicoes- cheap
cheaper ODER, Bond & VIII
sons.
Hon. J. w. Blondon, of Elm Greek. address
es the Hayes & Wheeler Club next Saturday
evening.
Sunday evening services commence at :
o'clock. Fill up the pews and listen to good
sermons.
Three thousand dollars worth of choice gro
ceries just opened at Markland, Dodge 6
Moorc's.
Mr.. Baldwin, the wheat raiser, near Solo
mon, still seeding. He bids fair to rival L.
G. Henry.
Go and see the new styles OF nuLias and
searfs at Campbell, Sloan 6 Tuthilrs. They
are pretty.
The popular store Of Campbell, Sloan & Tut
hills keeps crowded every day this week dur
ing the Fair.
MIR. c. Z. Faulkner has sold his residence
property, on Ninth street, to Mr.. +. c. Jack.
son, for 81, 500.
Have you examined the stock and prices al
Ober, Bond & Wilson's Of their clothing,
boots and shoes?
Mr.. Ruggles writes an interesting article on