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

1t is stated that VIM. Huebner. of this place
and A. e. Doolittle. or Lincoln county, are
making arrangements to build hotel on Mr.
Huebner's Santa Fe lots.
Elder l.. n. Wnaley, the new pastor of the
Christian church, will preach IN the Lutheran
church next Sunday forenoon and evening
All are invited to hear him.
Jeans, tickings, towels, crashes. at Bruck-
mans.
A grand ball is to be given by the colored
population, tomorrow evening, at Donesan's
Hall. Written invitations have been sent to
some of the .'colorless' boys.
new lot of Ladies' Shoes, at j. c. Rash
& Sons.
Valentines were freely distributed this week
some being sent on Saturday. Although
ours had no picture upon it, we easily discov-
cred the ear-marks of the writer.
Wanted-a nurse girl. Inquire at the Jour-
NAL office.
III. NJ. Kirkpatrick & Co., of Salina, Kas.,
have gone into the grain commission business
in this city.-Kansas City Price Current.
Who knows them?
Overalls, fifty cents per pair. at j. c. Rash
& Sons.
The mud is ofjuat consistency enought to
phil persons rubbers off in the middle of a
street crossing. much to the discomfort of
those not practlced in balancing themselves
on one foot.
Furs ut $500 a set-bound to please-at
ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
| Last week of Brnckman's Closing-out Sale.
Last week of BrIckman's Closing-out Sale.
Last week of Brurkman's Closing-o t Sale.
Last week of Bruckman's Closing-out Sale.
Rev j. ii. Lockwood preached an interest
ing sermon on the TRANSPORTATION of Christ"
last Sunday evening, at the Methodist church.
He viii continue The subject next Sunday
morning, at the usual hour OF morning SER
vice.
Our 0vercoats we will sell at strictly net
cost. ODER, BOND & WILSON.
VIII not some OF our enterprising capitalists
put up some neat, cheap and comfortable ten
ant houses this spring? The investment
would be paying one-labor and material
being low. Now is the right time to build
cheap.
All the fine winter dress goods that we have
on hand must be sold before we leave.
BRUcKMAN & Co.
In another column will be found the bust
ness card of Col. j. G. Spivey. Col. Spvey
has always ranked among our leading lawyers
in culture, ability and legal knowledge. He
has large practice, which extends through
out the state.
Come and make us an offer on any of our
Clothing. Hit or miss-bound to go.
ODER, BOND & WILSON.
On Thursday, the 22nd day February, 1877.
Messrs. Crew s. Platter will be at ID. A. Ste
vens Livery Stable with carload of fine
Mares-weighing from 1000 to 1900 pounds
each. All are warranted 10 be No. l animals
no ''dufierS'' in the crowd.
We have tec Ocercoats left that zoe wiU sell
for less than cost Of manufacturing.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Last week of Bruckman's Closing-out Sale.
Last week of Bruckman's Closing-out sale.
Last week of Bruckman's Closing-out Sale.
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-Out Sale.
1t is thought that the Mayor, in his care for
the helpless paupers ''within his jurisdiction.
has transcribed his authority. Doc. Switzer
can tell just how it is. The conspiracy"
managed by the Mayor and Marshal, accord
ing to Switzer's tell, is worse than Cataline's,
by several majority.
To save freight we will sacrifice on our
stock. All goods remaining unsold will be
boxed up and shipped February 22d.
BRUCKMAN &c Co.
At the residence of Col. and Mrs. Spivey
company of their friends were most delight
fully entertained, ON Monday evening. The
hours passed swiftly by in mirth aud pleasure,
while TO The strains Of music the merry
tours" glided over the canyassed floor until
long after the hour of midnight.
We are still selling Groceries at retail at
,cholesalc prices, and ,oiIL dalirer goods to any
part Of the city.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
We publish another of Mrs. Z. NJ. knapp's
music Talks" this week. Mrs. Knapp aims
to create an interest In music, and has entered
into this work by giving sketches of the lives
of those who have become eminent as compos-
ers. We hope she may succeed in awakening
an interest in this refining art.
The jig will be up in one week. You
will regret it if you don't take advantage OF
the bargains we are now oiferl ne.
BRUCKMAN & Co.
Capt. Baker has received his appointment as
appraiser OF the Otoe Indian Lands, and will
commence work as soon as his instructions ar
rive. This appointment j. good one. Capt.
Baker has always been consistent Republi-
can and performed good service for the party.
His many friends will be pleased TO hear of his
promotion"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Gels entertained their
East-side ncghbors and number of the young
ladies and gentlemen, last Thursday evening.
at their residence. An invitation to accept of
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Gels is always
the assurance of a season of pleasure unal-
oyed," aud none are disappointed in their
pleasant antcipations.
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-out Sale
Last week of Bruckman's Closing out Sale
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-out Sale
Last week OF Bruckman's Closing-out Sale.
The Manhattan Nationalist thus speaks of
the funeral of the father of Mr. +. &. Jackson,
of this city: