The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-20


Prices TOR whest little better.
Bring your babies to the Fair.
Bring your best oats to the Fair.
Bring your best corn to The Fair.
Bring your best fruit TO the Fair.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Bring your nelghbors to the Fair.
Bring your best wheat to the Fair.
Bring your whole family to the Fair.
Oysters, oysters, at w. P. Thscher's.
Come to the Fair aud enjoy yourselves.
Mrs. w. B. ScholI returns this evening Y
All kinds of gloves at J. e. Rash Sons.
Oysters, fiat blue points" at the Delmonico
The foliage begins to be tinsed with brown
Episcopal rch-ladies-Ssturdsy-
hers.
FIsnnels OF all kinds cheap, ct the New York
Store.
Kedzie's Geology, at Whitehead & Sea-
mans.
Sausage and buckwheat cakes loom up in the
future.
Mr.. B. A. Litowich returned last Friday
evening.
We have already had some real autumnal
weather.
Miss Esden, OF Manhattan, Is visiting friends
in this city.
The Autumnal Equinox occurs tomorrow
the2lsp.
Mrs. c. A. Klngman has gone npon visit
to Illinois. Y
Buy fannels and cotton fianuels OF J. C.
Rash s. Son.
The brick work OF the city building is about
completed.
Candidates for county offices begin 10 Skin
mish around.
Mr.. w. II. Gels returned from the east las,
Thursday evening.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
st Lay & Bros.
The boiler Of the Corlia for the new mil !
arrives this week.
A new lot of queenswsre just received, at
&c. Rash & Sons.
Miss Lou vanZant returned from illinois
last Saturday evening.
A fall holiday Will do sou good. Take one
snd come to the Fair.
Wall Paper cheaper than ever. at White
he'd & Sesman's.
Broom corn is beginning to move. No In
crease in prices yet.
Mrs. HedIgsn has Just received Patterns for
the latest fall styles.
New goods Of all kinds are coming in Tor
the New York Store.
Wagons loaded with wheat and broom corn
begin to pour into Salins.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at Lay & Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Bates returned from she
East last Friday evening
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore are receiving a
mammoth stock of goods.
Fifty ladies' Beaver Cloaks, just received at
MARYLAND, Dodge 4 MoOre's.
The boys are searching for good fall and
winter stock Of ovcrcoats.
Selected oysters-seleoted especially for the
SalIna market-st Lay & Bros
Go and see G. A. Solberg's new stock OF
furnishing goods just received.
Mr.. John Anderson, county clerk. is attend
ing the Kansas City Exposition.
wAsrrp-A sexton for The Presbyterian
church. Apply to NJ NJ. Briggs.
Or. Bell has sold his Fifth street residence.
and is buldlng on Santa Fe avenue.
The Domestic Soaring Machine is the beet.
Buy one Of MARYLAND Dodge Moore.
Rev. W. B. Naxey will Ill tho pulpit at the
N. e. Church, next Sabbath morning.
wANrEp-A girl to do general housework.
INQUIRE at the residence Of T. L. Bond.
OYSTERS be lin to be in demand. The restau-
rants are serving them up In good style.
Mr.. E.P. Hanna, OF the Interior Department
sc Washington, is visiting his relatives here.
Mr.. W. Keller and work men are busy with
the stone basement work Of the Opera House.
The Kansas Pacific company have put up
large new windmill ut their water tank near
the depot.
Scale Books, Letter Books, Exercise Books,
and every thing 10 our line. SC whitehead &
Seaman's.
Mrs NJ Schwartz. OF Pittsburg. Penn.
mother OF a. J. and !. n. Schwartz. arrived
last week.
We have lately received several series OF new
and latest styles Of type. Our job printing is
anexcelled.
Mr. Il. c. Angel. Of Lincoln Center, was
down the 6rst OF this week, and called at the
Journal Office.
For your books. stationery, ETC., ETC., II
will pay you TO call on A. T. Grier. No. lA,
Ssnts Fe Avenue.
Sargent g. Bates will give some great bar
gains 10 goods OF all kinda next week. Look
out for the prices.
Mr.. Charles Ruth, Of Johnstown. Penn,
brother-in-law OF Mr.. George KraeFer. ar
rived last week.
Editors from abroad visiting the Oak Dale
Fair will receive complimentary attention by
reporting 10 the officers.