The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-28
The Saline County Journal.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1873.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1873.
Extra Copies of the JOURNAL cen b
found st the Book and News Store Of White
head q Seaman's, first door east Of Postomce
We still live.
What a winter:
Oysters at Lays.
'sDora" tonight.
Gels Co.'s bank open.
Precious sunlight again.
Entertainments numerous.
More houses are being built.
Chew Jackson's best tobacco. Eat.
Buy Jackson's blue tag tobacco. 2-4t.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Lord has crowded houses every night.
Ask your grocer for "Jackson's best.''
Demorest's patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
A warm summer and no ice-prospectively
Fresh fish at Bartlett & jenkins meat mar
ket.
The best investment in Salina, ''Jackson'l
best" FAT.
Capt. Mohler has gone to Hays on law bust
ness.
Apples cheaper than elsewhere, at J. C. Rash
& Sons.
Salina merchants keep Jackson's best to-
bacco. 24t.
Good apples $500 per barrel. att. C. Rash
g. Sons.
If you want first-c.ass pump, 20 to Tressin
& Warren.
Oyster stews, IS cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant.
The past few days have had very sutumnal
appearance.
Mr.. D. B. Powers arrived from Kansas City
last evening.
The lumber dealers begin again to send out
a little plank.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at G. J. Lays.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 30 cents, at the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Butterick's Pattern Agency st Mrs. F. L.
Watkins Fancy Store.
Nice poultry, dressed and ready for cooking,
at Barrett 4 Ruhland's.
First-class meat always on hand at Bartlett
4 jenkins meat market.
fast train, At G. J. Lays.
The spire OF the Christian church is being
finished up In good style.
Take your folks to Lays aud indulge in
some Of those fine oysters.
There will soon be corner on blue ribbon.
Buy before the prices 20 up.
New spriug goods just received BY F. Johl.-
son, tailor. Go and examine.
The public schools are nourishing and the
teachers are dong their duty.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salina market-at G. J. Lays.
Mr.. A. q. Couse is again confined to his bed.
and has been quite seriously i'll.
A large supply of excellent buffalo meat at
Bartlett q Jenkins meat market.
Meade & Son are preparing to put into their
livery stable some very fine rigs.
Buy your dry goods, boots and shoes, hats,
caps and groceries of j. c. Rash & Son.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by W. P. Thatcher.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Four girls to do gen.
eral housework. c. & A. t. SANDEN.
g. A. Solberg Is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him . call.
The wheat fields are still grand looking.
Whist {. brilliant prospect there Is before us.
A splendid line of blank books-something
new-just received at Whitehead & seaman's s.
Tressin & Warren warrant every pump and
well they put down to give satisfaction, or no
pay.
German Scotch tweeds and cashmere suits
made to order at E. j. Mccormick, from $50
10 $50.
A flock of meadow Iarks visited our city on
Sunday morning, and sang their old familiar
song.
Fine cut-stone steps have been laid at the
House.
There Is every indication now that we shall
have steady pleasant weather and. eventually,
dry roads.
Rev. J. H. Lockwood Of this place delivered
astcmperance lecture at Russell, last Tuesday
evening.
We are indebted to Senator ingalls, for a
copy Of his great speech on the coinage of sill
YER dollars.
Quarterly meeting will be held at Summit
School House. Gypsum creek circuit, on the
eth and Sth of March.
washington's birthday was very little OBJ
served. Not q Dag, not the roar of cannon.
not even plain drunk!
The 'front.' of J. W. Morris' bank has been
painted beautiful red color, and Is now BE-
ing handsomely penciled.
Mr.. Chss. Snoad, general excursion agent
for the ~, and his sister, Mrs. s. E. Snoad,
were In town on Tuesday.
croquet b to be "all the rage" this season,
and Whitehead & Seaman have just received
several sets to supply the demand.
Luce. = painter, has evidently '.gone to the
deuce. leaving . number Of unpaid bills 70 n.
mind people that he was. but ID not.
The grain trade commenced rsviving with