The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-02-01

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Farmers Elevator.
Mrs n r. Wooley.
Litowich Whitman.
ober, Bond Wilson.
Kansas Pacific Railway.
MARYLAND. Dodge & Moore.
Removal.
Oysters at Lays.
Beautiful evenings.
Bruckmans' removal
Delightfully."- spring-like.
Centennial oysters at Lays.
The valentine will soon appear.
CAPT III. ID. Baker has new boy.
Muddy streets the first of the week.
Harry Downer was in town on Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Martin was In town yesterday.
The wheat market is at stand still again
Ground hogs day to-morrow-watch him.
A concert comes off at Donegan's Hall to-
night.
Jeans, tickings, towels, crashes. at Bruck-
mans.
Mr. R. III. Dihle is the happy father OF anotll,
er girl.
Ready made calico suits, for $500, at Bruck-
mans.
The frost seems to be nearly out of the
ground.
Pant goods at bed rock, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's.
The union services are continued at the NJ.
4. church.
Overcoats at actual net cost, at ODER, Bond
& Wilson's.
Dry goods at your own prices at the New
York Store.
New assortment of Cacoes. at Ober, Bond
& Wilson's.
The Swedish Lutherans have new organ in
their church.
The Messrs Bruckmans are going to leave
us next March.
Gum Boots and Arctic Ocershoes, at MARYLAND,
Dodge & MOOre's.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay & Bros.
Everybody go to the New York Store and
buy goods cheap.
Canned goods lower than anywhere, at o Der,
DOnu az " HsOH
MARYLAND Dod0, & Moore detirer goods to
all parts Of the city.
Nev Clothing, and cheaper than erer, ct Mark
land, Dodge 4 Moore's.
Shawls-buy your shawls now and save fifty
per cent, at Bruck:nans'.
Briggs g. Gebh2rt are enlarging and remod-
cling their store building.
Underwear cheap, to save the expenses OF
shipping, at Bruckmans''
Take your folks TO Lays and indulge in
sone of those fine oysters.
Wonsens Calf Shoe, for LEO per pair, at
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore's.
Selected oysters-sclected especially for the
5aina market at Lay & Bros
The fremen are contemplating holding a
ball on the 18th of this month.
Mr.. Owen VanZant, of Jacksonville, H.. is
visiting his sisters in this city.
s. NJ. Palmer has sold his -four and feed bus
iness to Capt. ). ii. Williams g. Son.
Everything IN the line of Winter goods at
specially low prices, at Bruckmans'.
The Office of the Pacific House has been un-
dergoing improvements the past week
Mr.. ID. b. Powers has gone to Wyoming
Territory, TO be absent about a month.
l.. J.. Ruggles is debating on spritualism at
the stone school house southeast of Salina.
Mr.. Hudson is building a new house on
Santa Fe avenue, near the corner Of Walnut
street.
The building formerly occupied by the
JOURNAL is being refitted up for a tenement
house.
The committee is meeting with good sue
cess in obtaining subscriptions for the new
elevator.
Livery teams were in great demand last
Sunday. Everybody took ride, 1t was 80
pleasant.
Ii is proposed to build side track up Fourth
street to the mill, for the convenience of cur
business men.
For the next thirty days q. A. Solberg. will
sell his dne Clothes by The yard aud suits, at
tie cost price.
Mr.. William Wells team ran away last Sat
urday. smashing the buggy to pieces and rails
ing Cain generally.
The foundation is already laid for Mr.. Mel
sons new house, on Santa Fe, just south OF
Mr.. Voorhees, place.
Gov. Cullom, present Governor of Ilinoi :;
is a brother-in-law of Freeman and John II.
kingman, OF this county.
The eagle flops his wings and screams with
delight over the new girl at the Eagle Drag
Store-Oscar Seitz, proprietor.
A. L. Dodge. A. Freeman and Ed Smith.
of the firm of Markland, Dodge s. Moore, all
talk OF building residences soon.
Rev. Thos. d. Dooley is making arrange
ments to build on Santa Fe avenue, adjoining
Oscar Seltz's residence properly.
Rev. Mr.. Ritchey, Of Council Grove, preach
ed to about four hundred people at the un ion
services in the Methodist church.
Mr.. {. f. Faulkner returned from Topeka
last Saturday, tired and possibly Disguised
with the work of Senator making.