The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-01


as we have had since Sunday.
Make ms an offer on any suit of our Clothing.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
There will be meeting fthe Salina Athletic
Club Tomorrow night friday tor the election
of officers. All members are requested to be
present at o'clock, sharp.
All the fine winter dress goods that we have
on hand must be sold before we leave.
BRUcKMAN & Co.
The building for Messrs. Marks & Norden's
tannery has been erected and the workmen
are busily engaged in constructing the watts
and putting in the machinery.
Furs ten per cent less than cost. Come
and make US an offer.
OBER BOND d WILSON.
A German pamphlet, published by the X. +.
Land Department, gives the liveiest and most
iattering description of Salna and the sur
rounding country yet published.
To save freight we will sacrifice on our
stock. All goods remaining unsold will be
boxed up and shipped. BRUcKMAN & Co.
Volume vi. of the JOURNAL ends with this
ISSUE There are number of unsettled ac-
counts on our books which must be settled i'm
mediately. Business is business.
You bet we do! and intend to continue to
sell goods lower than anybody. Come again
and see. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
People of Salina have been watching the
senatorial balloting very closely. TO Receiver
Wagstaff those Interested have been indebted
for the rehearsal OF the daily dispatches.
1t will pay you to buy your Summer goods
now, at the reductions we are making.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
Mr.. j. /. Huber and lidy have returned to
Salina. and will reside at their farm on the Sa-
line river. The many. friends of this excellent
couple are happy to hear of their return.
We must sell our stock OF Clothing. Call
and see us and make us an offer.
LITowicH & WHITMAN.
A Senator having been elected. last evening s
train brought home Hon. j. e. Moher, Il. L.
Bond, II. ID. B .ker, III. s. Cunningham, B. J.
F. Hanna,..and other Western lobbyists.
We are going to jump the town. Look out
tor bargains until next March.
DRUChMAN a 20.
The lumber trade will be lively the coming
season If nothing intervenes to cut off the
prospect for a heavy crop of wheat. Nearly
every farmer we meet talks of building barn
or a house.
Flannels must be sold at once. as the winter
will be over at time of our departure.
BRUCKMAS d Co.
A public installation of Grange officers will
this evening. After the installation ceremo-
MES it is proposed to enjoy a few hours IN So
cial pleasure.
At the time my team ran away the seat of
my buggy was lost. Any person returning
the same will be paid for his trouble.
WIN. We'll.
Rev. Hill is conducting a very successful
revival at the Hopkins school house. Many
conversions have been made. and there is a
general awakening in that neighborhood on
the subject of religion.
Mr.. j. r. Kistler, father of Mrs. J. N. And
erson, who has been visiting her for come
time, left for the east last Saturday morning.
He will return and become resident of this
county in short time.
Mr.. MARYLAND has purchased of Mr.. w. l..
rockingham, his fine residence property on
Seventh street. We understand that Mr..
rockingham will build upon his farm, about
twelve miles from Sallna.
The new Swedish Lutheran society are max
ing preparations 10 build clur Oh on the cor
ner of seventh and Walnut streets. They
already have the stone on the ground for the
foundation Of the edifice
Mr.. 5. j. Gilmore, of the X. p. Land Depart
ment, returned from Chicas 20 Saturday night.
having been in Attendance upon the Copven-
ton Of Commissioners of Land Grant Rail-
roads, which met in that city last week.
A reunion of the members of the Second
Colorado cavalry is to take place at Denver on
the Sth day of this month. DIR. +. n. Stearns.
ID. X. Wagtaf, and number of other resi-
dents of this county, were in that regiment.
Tice must have made "mislick'. He
prophesied that the coolest day of the year
would be about the first OF this week. 1t has
been 50 plea ant all the week that people have
been almost inclined to put on spring or sum-
mer clothing.
Don't miss it.
Don't miss it.
Don't miss ii.
The best opportunity you have had to buy
cheap dry goods since the town was estab-
lished, at Bruckmans'
The enteprising proprietors of the Pacific
House have just received a beautiful new
double carriage from the factory of Miller &
Co.. of Quincy, III The carriage was made
10 order, and is elegant in finish and conven-
lent In its appointments.
Mr.. A. ID. Rice. OF this county, was married
TO Miss Anna Breckenridge, Of Liberty, H.,
on the s3l ultimo. We extend our congratu-
latioas to friend Rice. He has done a sensible
act. tits not meet for man TO be alone on the
lonesome pralries OF Kansas.
At the upper mill they have good stage Of
water. and the mill is now running full time
The ice is broken mp and water Is running
over the dam. The proprietors expect TO shut
down their engine this week at the Fourth
street mill. and run with water altogether.
II Mr.. GARRISON, the agent for the building
we now occupy. succeeds in getting a tenant.
we will box up and ship our goods on the 23d