The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-13
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Oysters at Lays.

Farmers busy with seeding
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
The best boots at J. c. Rash & Sons.
Chalk crayous, at Whitehead s. seaman's.
Buy your hats, at j. c. Rash & Sons
The New York Store-the cheapest store II
town.
Hsts-new and knobby at the New Yorl
Store.
johnson, j. C., wants to know about that
infant.
New Cslicoes just received at ober, Wilson
s. Co.'S.
The Smoky Hill water is OF beautiful, greer
color now.
The cheapest store in Salins-the New
Iork Store.
school books for the million, at Whitehead
& Seaman's.
Mr. Markl2nd returned from the East Mon
day evening.
All kinds OF fiannels and yarns, At !. q
Rash & Sons.
John Foster and family returned from tn,
Fast last evening. ~
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the marke
at Lay & Bros.
Capt. }. d. Marsh is preparing to hnld two
tenement houses.
Already some grain has been stored at the
Farmers Elevator
Mr.. George Kruger has just recovered from
quite severe illness.
Germantown wool and zephyers. in all colors,
at the New York Store.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at Lay & Bros.
School supplies of all kinds at lowest rates,
at Whitehead & Seaman's.
Take your folks to Lays aud indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
Fifty ladies' Bearer eloaks, just rsceiced at
MARYLAND, Dodge & Msore's
Cotton flannels at eight aud third cents per
yard, at J. c. Rash & Sons.
Mrs. n. F. Carroll and children returned
from the East last Thursday.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Sallns market-at Lay & Bros.
Go and see g. A. Solberg's new srock of
furnishing goods Just received.
hessrs Kingman, Anderson & Co. are open
Ing q stock Of stoves and tinwsre.
Mr.. J. NJ. Snively has sold his "City Lsun-
dry' interests to "Ras'' Goodall.
Mr.. A. c. Fish. OF the Racine Wis Wagon
Mandatory, called last Tuesday.
Fine stock of dolls, doll heads aud rubber
goods, at Whitehead & Sesman's.
Tie Domestic Soaring Machine is the rest
Buy one Of MARYLAND, Dodg. 4 Moore.
Those who despise and hate the sandbur are
preparing to carry war into Africa"
Now you can get anything you want In new
goods. at Campbell, Sloan & Tuthills
All kinds and sizes OF trunks. cheaper than
any other store, at the New York Store,
Strange faces keep increasing. The immi-
grafton to this part of the country Is immense.
Mr.. John Ryan has sold his well known
mare, Irish GIRL to Mr.. Chas. Holmqvist.
Hats and Csps-cheap-c heaper-ch cheapest
neat new and knobby, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Several of our citizens talk of attending the
Kansas City Fair which comes of next week.
hr. r.. X. Wilbur, OF the st Louis & Iron
Mountain Railroad, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Mrs. :. h. Suoad aud her son, George.
arrived from Peloit WIS last Thursday eve
ming.
MIR A. Perrin started for Georgia this mofn-
ing. he makes his residence there for the
present.
MIR. J, 5. Voorhees, has purchased the corner
lot Just south OF his residence. on Saura Re
Avenue.
Hamburg edgings ana insertions in. great
variety and at very low figures. at the New
York Store
Dress Goods OF all kinds for sale at much
less than market value to close stock. At Ober
Wilson Cos.
Several Chicago land buyers visited our city
last week. number of them will invest in
this vicinity.
Eight or ten rnaSon's laborers. who under
stand their business, can obtain steady employ
ment in Salina
A very large stock of gloves of all descrip-
tons, just received at the New York Store, At
bed rock prices.
DIR. Morris has finally concluded to haili
his bank building on the lot next nastL Of
Radcllff Bros store.
Boots and Shoes-cheap-ehe cheapest. 1
Now is the time to buy and save money. at
Ober, Wilson * COS.
ovor fifty cases OF dry goods, clothing, hats
and caps received at Campbell. Sloan & Tut
hills this last week.
As soon as the new mill commences running
the mills of Salina will have capacity of over
l 800 bushels per day.
IL is grand sight TO 60 into Campbell,
Sloan g. Tuthillss and see their big stock OF
new goods. They are iull.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Johnsthan Tinker
for a lot OF peaches raised upon his farm, which
were very large and luscious
Mr.. W. L. Harvey, clerk OF the District
Court of Ottawa county, and Mr. Barnes.
Of Minneapolis, called yesterday
Rev DIR. Bishops lecture before the Normal
Institute on the" Art OF Teaching, ;" last Thurs
day evening, was \ very able effort