The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-18

Centennial oysters dt Lay 9.
Travel on the *. p. picking up.
Many masquerade suits being made.
Hats and caps at J. &. Rash 81 sons.
Shawls at half price at the New York Store
Mr.. w. d. RIdcliff went East this morning.
A splendld lot OF Clothing at Sargent d
Bates.
Mr.. Scott Martin returned from the East last
week.
The New York Store, or Litowich & Witt
mann.
Horse for sale by Fassett & Bowen on easy
terms.
Broom corn pretty we'll cleaned out of the
county.
Gloves, necIl-ties, collars, etc. at j. {. Rash
& Sons.
w. III. Harvey. of Minneapolis, was in town
OH Sunday.
Go and buy Dry Goods, cheap, at the Me-
York Store.
Hogs have been pretty well cleaned out Of
the country.
Boots and Shoes, cheaper than ever, at j. c.
Rash g. Sons.
Gum Boots and Artic Ooeyshoes, at MARYLAND,
Dodge & Moore's.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
Wen put the force pump against the engine
on throwing water!
Msrkla,ad. DOdqe & Moore deliOsr goods to
oil parts o. the city.
Hon. Volney Ball, OF Lincoln county, was
In town Oh Monday.
He. Angel. of Lincoln Center, was in town
the first OF the week.
Ns,c Clothing and cheaper thin eucr, ct Marx
land. Dodge 4 Moore's.
Hams. spccd roll, etc, fresh and cheap, at
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
come of those fine oysters.
Queensware, lamps. chimneys, oil, wicks,
etc, at j. c. Rash & Sons.
Wonsn's Calf Shoes for si.aO per pair. ut
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
sslina market at Lay 81 Bros
Trains delayed few hours and telegraph
wires down by Mondays storm.
Clothng-warranted at Sargent & Bates to
be just what it is recommended.
Go to Sargent & Bates for whatever you
want. They will not be undcrsold.
Those Masquerade trimmings have arrived al
Sargent 6 Bates, and are going fast.
Hon. J. G. Mohler spent the Sabbath in Sa-
lima, and returned TO Topeka on Monday.
For the next thirty days the Remington
will be sold on time, by Fassett & Bowen.
A brother of Mrs. J. II. Prescott. fran
Kansas City, has been visiting her this week
A kindness is never forgotten. therefore &c
to the New York Store aud get cheap bargains
Messrs Harms and Zebrng have dissolved
partnership, Zebrng retiring on account OF
health.
Reading matter was in good demand on
Monday by those who were Obliged TO stay in
doors all day.
Rev. a. ID. Goodwin has resigned his pastor
ate in hi, city and is now permanently located
in Manhattan.
For the next thirty days G A. Solberg, will
sell his flnc Clothes by ihe yard and suits, al
the cost price.
Wheat was bringing 81 25 per buShel. in cal
lots, on the street yesterday. and Sl.2O in sin
gle wagon loads.
We must cut down our enormous stock
Come right now and get bargains, at Ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
Mr.. Lang, of CINCINNATI, Ohio, is visiting
his sister. Mrs. II. ii. Sadendorl. in this city,
having arrived last Monday.
Wheat is up to 81 20, but you can buy more
Clothing for less money. at Sargent & Bates
than anywhere else in town.
Hon. r. l.. Bond. IL. ID. Baker and NJ. =
Sampson were down to Topeka, to watch the
State Legislature elect a State Printer.
Clothmg. Clo,hing.! Clothing!!! No us,
Go go naked when You can buy clothing al
the prices that Sargent & Bates are Offering
Rev. A. b. Kirkland OF Ohio, will preach il
the Lutheran church, in Salina on sunday
Jan. 81. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. All are invited Il
attend.
a clap of thunder ont of clear sky would
not surprise everybody more than the wa,
goods are now being sacrificed at ODER, Bono
q Wilson'S.
We advise all our friends who go to Topek;
10 stop at the Gordon House. You can gel
better accommodations there than at any othei
hotel In the city.
Messrs. hingman, Anderson & Haywood
slave rented the building next north OF Il. T
Watson's, Tor their hardware business, an,
will receive their sock this week
A lively RUNAWAY was spoiled on Tuesday
afternoon by the slippery con liIiou Of tn
roads. Two or three men might Just as wei
have been killed as frightened TO death.
Mr.. Gustavus Behr was married to Mis-
Fannie 0rns, ou Saturday last. A number q
their friends gave them pleasant seranad
on Saturday evening at their residence.
Abram Persinger. who was sent 10 Stat
Prison from this county for three years, 70
grand larceny, about a wear ago. has had hi
sentence .commuted TO imprisonment Cor on
year.
The residents of Bavaria propose TO make
bid for the new elevator which the farmers ar
talking of building. Last Monday they held
meeting to talk over the matter and a commit
Tee was appointed TO confer with the commi
lee appointed at the meeting held in this cit