The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-05


found at the Book and News Store Of Whit,
head Seaman's. first door east of Postodac,
Prepare for the Catholic Fair.
The Smoky is very shallow now.
Regular Indian summer weather
Overcoats at cost. at G. Solberg's.
The choicest oysters are at Lays.
Ed. Wittman's oysters are superb.
A few patterns left at G. Solberg's.
All Of our streams are now very Tow.
Finest cloak patterns at G.. Solberg's.
Oysters served in all styles-at Lays.
Christmas four weeks from yesterday.
The race track is in splendid condition.
49, 900 to loan-Bishop, Chace & Grier.
Board of Trade, No. SO Santa, Fe avenue.
Board OF Trade, No. 80, Santa Fe Avenue.
Georgia MinstreIs next Saturday evening
Board of Trade. No. 80, Santa Fe avenue
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Oysters cooked in all styles at the Delmon.
leo.
The farmers are mostly busy with their
corn.
Shot guns. pistols, and ammunition. atJ. N.
Aliens.
Have you seen that sample pillow, at J. n.
Allen'ss
Pop corn balls by the car load, at the Candy
Factory.
seascnable fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Georgia Ministrels-OperaHous ~
evening.
Those who know compare this winter to
that Of 1869.
Fresh candy every thirty minutes at the
Candy Factory.
Fred Baier and Christmas He can tell you
what is what.
The X. p. land sales for November make .
good showing.
Fresh candy every thirty minutes at the
Candy Factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Wilbur returned to st.
Louis last Friday.
5000 candy toys at the Candy Factory of
Geo. Logan & Go.
5000 candy toys at the Candy Factory of
Geo. Logan & Co.
Geo. Logan & Co.'S.
Cloth of all kinds sold by the yard at low
figures, by G. Solberg.
A 6-horse power engine Is to be placed In
Auir's new pillow factory.
Presbyterian social at the residence of Mrs.
N. II. Briggs this evening.
J. N. Aliens is the place to 20 for Christmas
present for young and old.
Ducks and geese have thus far made their
visits few and far between.
G. A. Nave, Esq. who went to Cincinnati on
legal business. has returned.
Lay takes pride in serving mp oysters. Go
and talk to him about them.
Remember that the Catholic Fair takes
place during the holidays.
The brick work of the third story of the
Grand Central is completed.
II you want neat and good fitting suit or
overcoat, call on Fred johnson.
Captain II. d. Baker is IN town, and intends
remaining here until Christmas.
Tea Trays. castors. silver-plated ware and
fancy carving knives, at J. n. Aliens.
The Methodist revival meetings are being
continued. and are very well attended.
Farmers take your dinner or lunch at the
Delmonico; Ed Whitman, proprietor.
Gee. Logan & Co. is the place to 60 for pea
nsts-they roast them fresh every day.
Call on J. N. Allen and see the new "Laun-
dry Idoi"-Mrs. Potts Smoothing Iron.
Geo. Logan & Co. have full supply Of holt
day goods, such as candy toys, fruits, etc.
DIR. J. d. GROCER is building Few sidewalk
on the north side Of his Eighth street lots.
Whitehead & Seaman's stock of stationery Of
all gra,i.- b. fall. and marked at low prices.
slAitnew books at Whitehead & Seaman's, in
ci,,dng History. Romance. Travel, Poetry, etc.
For your Millinery, Gloves. Hosiery, Fancy
goods, etc, etc, call on A T. a NJ. II. Grier.
A lunch table especially prepared for the
farmers at the Delmonico, TEACHERS Old stand.
The county officers-elect take possession Of
their respective offices on the l4th OF January.
when you come to town drop into Lays and
Get . hot cup Of coffee, or lunch Of some
kind.
So far prairie fires have been pretty well
kept in check. May such good luck still con-
tinue.
1t is rumored that Superintendent Cakes
has agreed to reduce the freight on coat 81
per ton.
Mr. r. T. Watson has been confined to his
home for several days with q severe attack o:
neuralgia.
Doc Holcomb is building q photograph gal.
lery On Iron avenue, near Sullivan's tanning
mill factory.
Call at. N. Aliens and examine his large
stock Of pocket cutlery. ranging in price from
10 cts to 1.50.
Mr.. r. L. Mcconnell, Of the K. p. Auditor