The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-27

OvslcTs at Lay =
Happy New Year!
A muddy landscape.
The year is growing old.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Mr.. Wells new residence is enclosed.
On and after next Tuesday, write 1873.
And still it is dismal, gloomy weather.
Monday morning we had "London fog"
Silk Handkerchiefs at J. G. Rash & Sons.
A child OF Mr.. J. A. Stevens died last Mon
day.
Whole carload of sweet and hard cider, at
Lays.
Furs at reduced prices, at the New York
Store.
Best place for holiday goods is at A. L.
erier's.
Flannels at reduced prices, at thelNew York
Store
New cider by the quart, gallon and barrel,
at Lays.
FoUNp-A bunch of keys. Apply at this
The cheapest overalls for the money at w.
M. Goss'.
Oyster stews, 81 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant.
Great bargains in dry goods, at the New
York Store.
Look out for New Years callers. They may
be numerous.
Oysters at the Athletic Hall Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay e. Bros.
Bargains in clothing, boots and shoes, at the
New York Store. .
Highest cash price paid for live hogs by e.
f. Meade & Son.
Candied Honey and Honey in glass boxes
at j. c. Rash & Sons.
There will be preaching at the Lutheran
church next Sabbath.
OYSTERS raw per dozen 30 cents, at the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Five lbs. of good Rio coffee for Sl.OO, at
Yungheisch & Cos.
Gents furnishing goods at reduced prices,
at the New York Store.
Silks at a reduced price during the holidasy
at the New York Store.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at Lay g. Bros.
Ten lbs. good brown sugar for Sl00 at II
C. Yungheisch & Cos.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters
How about those bridge propositions. Are
the petitions being circulated?
Gentlemen the best cent cigar in the city,
at III. c. Yungfieisch q Co.'S.
hats, caps. the prices reduced tor the holi-
dgys, at the New York Store.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salina market-at Lay & Bros.
For real bargains in dry goods and notions,
call on III. c. Yungfleisch & Co.
1t is believed some horse thieves are skulk-
ing about town, Go for them.
Fun and music and oysters ia Athletic Hall
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Everything at the New York Store. The
prices reduced for the holidays.
We defy the world on apples, either in
price or quality, Ober, Wilson & Co.
Col. Phillips writes that he expects to be
home in a few days for a short visit
A sidewalk-to cost $sOO-is TO be built on
The north and west of the Opera house.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the DeImonco
Restaurant, conducted by w. p. Thacher.
Mackerel, herring Goldfish, smoked hallbut.
wary cham at XunOfaisch a Co.'S
The best unlaundred shirts in the city for
Sl.25. w. NJ. Goss.
Demorest's patterns for dolls, babies, girls,
boys, ladies and gents clothing, at Mrs. Heidi
gan's.
1000 live hogs wanted by C. f. Mead &
Son. The highest cash price will be paid
therefor.
Furs. EursM Furs,.! For the million at
actual New York cost, at Ober, Wilson
d Co.'S.
School closed on Monday morning for
vacation which will last until next Wednesday
morning.
Some of the fellows got hilarious on Christ
mas Day. Two of them. also, got into the
calaboose.
Water is getting low in our principal streets.
and steamers of heavy burthen find navigation
very difficult.
Steve MuIligan, alias Carney, n well known
saloon keeper of Brookville, died last Satur-
day morning.
Oscar Seitz has received lot of fine lamps
OF all kinds, and can give bargains in that
class of goods.
The young men are anxiousiy watching the
weather changes without hope of better roads
on New Years day.
TIE singers who are to engage in the. Chris
tian Church concert on New Years evening
are busy rehearsing.
A stock OF Tees Almanacs for 1878 at Mrs.
A. I. Grier's. Buy one and keep yourself
posted on the weather.
The directors Of the Opera House are CORES
ponding with Eastern parties relative TO light
ing the building with gas