The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-11
OysIcrs at L.aY's.

Shawls AT hal price NJ the New iork otoIe-
Salt for 81 so. at Murttand, Dodye@ Morris
Horse for sale by Fassett Il Bowen on easy
terms.
A splendid lot of Clothing at Sargent &
Bates.
Goods lower than ercr at ober, Bond &
Prisons.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros
Down-down-down 60 the prices at Ober,
Bond & Wilson'S
Mr.. Poisson has his broom factory in opera
ton on Santa Fe avenue.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some OF those fine oysters.
Whole stock hand sided boots, for $40, al
MarkLaad. D,dge & Moore's.
Selected oyster>-sclcctcd especially for the
salina market at Lay & Bros
Good board can be had al 5. Wright's board
ing house on Santa Fee Avenue.
The building for Mr.. Hudsons carnage shop
Is being erected on Fifth street
Go to Sargent & Bates for whatever you
want. They will not be undcrsold.
HID. Baker and ID. II. Tagslaff are watch
ing the different contests in Topeka.
For the next thirty days the Bennington"
will be sold on time, by Fassett & Bowen.
For the next thirty days G. A. Solberg, will
sell his hne Clothes by ihe yard and suits, at
the cost price.
Col. Phillips is expected at Topeka the first
of next week. lie states that he is a candidate
for L. 5. Senator.
The county treasurer is so crowded with
business that hr has secured the help OF e. Z.
Faulkner and l.. Il. Wilbur.
Geo. Kruger is engaged in decorating with
handsome porches the residence of MIR. ID. b.
Powers The porclles are elegant
Eight ounce Dtck for II IL CENTS per gard, and
Oee9a Is Of the same goods for ftty cents per
pair, at MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Clothing Clothing !! Ciothing!!. No use
TO GO naked when you can buy clothing at
the prices that Sargent & Bates are Offering.
A few pleasant hours were enjoyed at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. whitney by
number OF their friends on Wednesday eve
ming.
e. F. W. Dassler. formerly OF Salina, has
compiled the statutes of Kansas in "A very sue
cessfuI manner. Charley is getting to be quite
an author.
Hurrah for our house. Down goes the price
OF everything. Come right along and get bar
gains at the Stone Palace store OF ODER, Bond
g. Wilson'S.
From the Abilene Chronicle we learn that
Messrs. Palmer s. Huber have sold the abb
lene mills to w. II. Childs, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, for 900.
Give Us room according 10 our strength.
We will discount any prices you can get else
where. Come 10 Ober, Bond & Wilson'S and
see for yourselves.
Hon. II. II. Blair, Representative of Ottawa
county. and Hon A. B. Murch. Of the same
county. called last Friday. They were on
their way to Topeka.
Call at Henry c. Davis Harness Shop. ons
door north OF Briggs & Gcbhart's, il you want
TO know all about Florida and the country be-
tween here and there.
The newly elected county officers have com
menced business, and are ready to receive
their "parrons,'' according TO the statutes
in such eases made and provided.
The result of The meeting held last Saturday
TO discuss the railroad order requiring gram
to be shipped through elevators, Is given in an
article published in another column.
A. J. Mnard arrived from the East last week
His connection with boot and shoe house OF
Boston makes 1t necessary for him 10 make I
visits to this section about twice a year.
Sargent & Bates will have complete outfit /
quarade suits bv saturday or Monday next /
Also colored plates of various costumes
MARRIED-At the residence ri the brides I
father. MIR. q. Hawley, January 9Th. 1877. by /
Rev s C Wright. MIR T. II Terry To Mis-
Hetie Hawley-boih of Bavaria, Saline coun-
~, Kansas.
The ice gatherers feel no alarm about their
fee crop. That ice which has teen pun up and
thar which can now be put up is OF the best
quality-warranted TO neither rip nor tear, nor 4
run down az the heel.
The only church service we hear Of taking
place last Sunday Wa. conducted by Rev. +. I
ID. Dooley at the Episcopal church The 4
storm prevented the worshippers from COM
ing together generally.
Preparations for the masquerade are being
made by those who intend taking in the
party. Many inQusitive hints are thrown out
TO decoy the festive masquerader into telling
how he will be dressed.
The Kansas City Times drawing" recently
took place. and among the premiums awarded
were silver buffer dish 10 b +. Marlin and
col pen aud holder TO James Cunningham
both OF Saline county.
Our Zen roncles for lS76'' take up so much
room that we are prevented from giving tire
usual variety OF editorial and local matter.
We presume however. the chronicles will be
SO interesting 10 our readers that they will
willingly accept our apology.
Hanna. who has never been candidate for
Office except about forty times. has gone to To-
peka 10 elect himself State Printer He posi-
bly, may be elected TO ''wlat is lcft.- A
straight Republican Legislature cannot spend
time on a chronic bollrr like Hanna.
Those owing accounts should come in a;