The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-08
Volume Z, No. 1

The ice in the Smoky still fingers.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
Another week of glorious weather.
Jeans, tickings, towels, crashes, at Bruck-
mans.
Remember the Exhibition next Tuesday
evening.
Boots and Shoes at COST. at Ober, Bond q
Wilson's.
Work has been resumed on Huebner's stable
on Santa Fe avenue.
Ready made calico suits, for $780, at Bruck-
mans.
Ed. Gaylord started for Cheyenne, W. Is
last Sunday evening.
New stock of Prints just received, at ODER,
Bond 6 Wilson'S.
willis Kesler has built an addition to his
residence on Santa Fe Avenue.
Dry goods at your own prices at the New
York Store.
Don't fail to attend the Gymnasium Exhibit
ton next Tuesday evening.
Everybody 90 to the New York Store and
buy goods cheap.
The Park is again becoming favorite re-
sort these pleasant Sundays
Gum Shoes and Boots to suit anybody, at
Ober, Bond q Wilson'S.
MIR. b. NJ. Simons is preparing to build a
residence on Fifth street.
The Messrs Bruckmans are going to leave
us on February 22nd.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
Col. Phillips has expressed an intention OF
completing his residence very soon.
Everything IN the line of Winter goods at
specially low prices, at Bruckmans'.
Our Overcoats we will sell at strictly net
cost. ODER, BOND d WILSON
Hon. ]. G.. Mohler returned TO Topeka Tues
day morning, to resume his duties as 4 legis-
lator.
They have commenced talking hotel again.
The old City Hotel corner is the proposed site
for it.
For REYr-A dwelling house on Seventh
street, between Ash and Elm streets. En-
ouire of Il. Il. WATSON.
Judge Bondl has purchased A. NJ. Beebe's
house and property at the corner OF Fourth |
and Walnut.
Mr. Sturdevant is improving his property |
on Seventh street by building an addition on
the south.
Mr. F. I'll. wildman has bsen seriously i'll for
several days but has nearly recovered and is
again on duty.
For tie next thirty days G.. A. Solberg, will
sell his tine Clothes by The yard and suits, at
the cost price.
Kngman, Anderson & Co. are building a
storehouse on Fifth street, for storing aSricul-
tural machinery.
Furs at $500 a set-bound to please-at
Ober Bond & Wilson'S.
Mr.. ID. L. Wilson started for Illinois last
Monday. to make short visit with his parents
at Macon in that State,
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
The ice in the Saline river was on tear last
week In some places it was piled mp noun
tain-higl-so TO speak.
Shawls-buy your shawls now and save fifty
per cent, at Bruckmans'.
Mr. L. G. Marks has sold his interest in the
new tannery and Mr.. Carlson win enter into
the business with Nj. Norden.
Selected oysters-sclected especially for the
salina market at Lay & Bros
Mr.. A. J. Mnard made Salina a visit last :
week. He talks some of locating at Topeka !
in the boot aud shoe business. Il
Our stock of Hats is low, but We want to
close them out. Come and give us an offer.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
A fine ram yesterday-the first for several
1t win undoubuy do much good, if
freezing weather docs not set in.
We must sell our stock of Clothing. Call
and see us and make us an offer.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
Mr.. f. Locke will meet all those wishing to !
join a singing class, ut the Presbyterian
church, on Monday evening, the 18th INST, at
7PM.
Underwear, cheap, to save the expenses of
at Bruckmans''
Messrs. Foster & Banks have purchased of :,
Mr. Hawley the building recently used by him !
for his meat market They will use it for
their law and loan Office. =
To save freight we win sacrifice on our {
stock. All goods remaining unsold will be I
boxed up and shipped. BRUCKAIAN 4 Co.
Mr.. Hudson has got his carriage shop in d
working order and is already busily engaged l
on job work. He has pleasant shop and ev-
Identity thoroughly understands his business. :.
Come and make us an offer on any of our a
Clothing. Hit or miss-bound 10 60. d
Oh Err, BOND & WILSON. s
Mr.. Richard Jukes, and old and highly es- :.
teemed citizen of this county, is lying serious
" III at his farm residence some three miles
south of town. 1t is feared that he cannot
recover. u
The law partnership heretofore existing be-
ween j G. Spivey aud Il. A. Levitt has been !,
dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Levitt be-
comes a partner of +. T. Carver. aud the firm :.
name and style is Carver & Lovitt.
7Nejig will be up in about two weeks. You a
will regret il il you don't take advantage OF d
The bargains we arc now Offering. lr