The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-15

Ham-and-eggs diet now.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
Hoover has opened his restaurant.
Yesterday was St Valentines day.
light snow storm on Monday night.
The lays Iengthen one hour this month.
Lent commenced yesterday. Good bye fun.
It's said that 1877 is to be great fruit year.
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-out sale.
LAST week al Bruckmars Cl0>ing-eut sale.
Iast week OF Bruckman's Closing-ont Sale
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-out Sale
washington's birthday one week from to-
day.
Ladies' Collars aud Cuffs, at j. C. Rash &
Sons.
A good large Office Desk for sale at Bruck-
mans.
Everything at hard pan prices, at Sargent d
Bates.
Boots and Shoes at COST. at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's.
Sargent & Bates are selling cheaper than
anybody.
New residences going up in different parts
of the town.
Several additions to the Methodist church
last Sabbath.
A superb sign marks the place where Graf
does barbering.
nice lot of Ladies' Silk Hankerchiefs, at J.
c. Rash Il Sons.
Choice fresh oysters--the best in the market
"A, Lay Il Bros.
Twelve pounds of Prunes for one dollar, at
Sargent & Bates.
New stock of Prints just received, at ober,
Bond d Wilson'S.
Ten pound hes: Dried Apples FOR 81 90, at
Sargent a. Bates.
Gum Shoes and Boots to suit anybody, at
ODER, Bond & Wilson'S.
MarkIana, Dodge & Moore Keep the largest
stock Of Prints IN the city.
Shawls-buy your shawls now and save fifty
per cent, at Bruckmans'.
White Shirts cheaper than you can make
them, at Sargent & Bates.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
Brown Duck, twelve and half cents per
yard, at j. G. Rash & Sons.
Everything bought of Sargent g. Bates in
the future will be delivered.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salna market at Lay & Bros
Sargent G. Bates will not be undersold
Mark that down in your memory.
Marshal futile is after the dogs. Observe
-, a.
DIR. j. Il. Lull has removed his office to the
second story of the City Hotel building.
Mr.. w. Is. Scholl has tobacco stand at the
flour and feed store Of S. III. Williams & Son.
Go to Sargent s. Bates and buy you new
suit of Clothes. They are remarkably cheap.
Mrs. DAME! V. sullivan, an early settler in
the solomon neighborhood, died few days
ago.
Go TO MARYLAND, Dodge : MoOre's and bry
pair Of good Shoe, for you lote at prices TO suit
anyone.
A rabbit hunt-the hounds doing the hunt
ing-was participated in by several gentlemen
last Friday.
Girl wanted to do general homework.
a
Ninth street.
For the next thirty days G. A. Solberg, will
sell his flne Clothes by The yard and suits, at
the cost price.
W. III. Ballou, agent for Ramsey, Millett &
Hudson, of Kansas City, made us a pleasant
call yesterday.
Kinney's barber shop, at the new place, has
been nicely rugged up, furnished with recep-
ton room, etc.
j. NJ. Greeley went to Illinois last week, in
response to a Geographic summons. He will
return in few weeks.
Groceries, full and complete stock is now
to be found at Sargent & Bates, who from
this time will deliver goods.
Messrs. Foster & Banks are fitting up their
new building for their loan and law office.
They will move in this week.
Rev. Mr.. Martindale. known to many Of our
readers as agent of the American Bible Soci-
ETY.. has become perfectly blind.
Sargent & Bates are still selling goods at
very low figures. All you have 10 do TO be
convincedis to go and try them.
Peaehes-thyee pound can for t,ceatv-frs cents,
or $3.50 per case Of tloo dozen, payranted prime
goods. at Marttaad, Dodge & M.Ore's.
ID. & J. b. Whitehead have just received
lot of new and elegant clocks. They are beau
tiful in finish, aud ace warranted for year.
The turkey shoot, which was to have taken
place at the Park Tuesday afternoon. was
postponed until Saturday on account of the
mud.
The election of officers of the new elevator
company will take place next Saturday. ar
meeting OF the stockholders. at the court
house.
Chas. Nentzer, Of Johnstown. Pa. who
spent several months In Salina, visiting with
w. II. Gels and family, in 1875. was married
last Thursday.
Frank Merrell returned from ST. Louis on
Tuesday evening, and will sit in the doorway
and watch the grasshoppers hatch out on his
farm this spring.
Parties living in the Medicine country are
hau'ing cedar posts to Salina and selling them
at twenty-five cents piece. The posts are
straight and well formed.
Last week OF Bruckman's Ciosinu-out Sale.