The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-19
10000 to loan-Bishop, Chace Il Grier.

SeasonabIe fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Hal. Downer has been visiting his sisters in
this city this week.
Ice furnished at the City bakery. Leave
your orders there.
Overcoating in all varieties, at Mes, the
tailor, on Santa Fe Avenue,
A new lot of LADIES' Newport ties just re-
ceived at ODER. Wilson & Co.'s.
Ober, Wilson & Co. are selling the best 81 90
side lace boot for ladies You ever saw.
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy
goods, etc, ETC., call on A. T. & NJ. II. Grier.
When you come to town drop into Lay S and
get a hot cup OF coffee. or lunch of some
kind.
New Millinery and Fancy Goods, No. ia
west side Santa Fee Avenue, at a. #. & NJ. ii.
Grier's.
Just received, an immense stock Of boy
and children's clothing at the Baltimore
Clothing House.
Gentlemen, do not fail to call and see the
fine line of fall and winter goods on hand, at
Fred Johnson's.
Mrs. G. J. Lay and daughters are in Kansas
City, attending the grand exposition. They
will return Sunday.
Gents, did you ever see any English Bedford
Cord Ii not, call ut McCOrmick's and he will
gladly show you it.
Mrs. Hedigan has gone to Kansas City to
attend the fair and make purchases for her
millinery establishment
Bob Ingersoll must realize that there are
saints and glories on earth, when he sees
a St. John Sewing Machine.
Remember we have just receiveda nobby line
of Stetson and Hooper hats at the Baltimore
Clothing House, both in soft and stiff rims.
Always ready to take your order for bust
ness. dress and wedding suits satisfaction
guaranteed. FRED JOHNSON.
Our fall stock of ladies' boots and shoes are
all in. Call and see the new Pompadour Heel.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
A large lot of Walker boots just received at
the Baltimore Clothing House. Remember
these boots are warranted for twelve months.
G. j. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh |
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba-
kerry.
G.. Solberg has just received nice line OF
goods for fall suits. which he Is making up
and selling at very low figures. Go and see
his stylish patterns.
Mr.. Thomas White has gone to Kentucky,
where his father is very ill. Should his father
recover soon Mr.. White hopes to have him re-
turn with him to Kansas.
Mr.. II. T.. Cooper's card appears in another
column. Mr.. Cooper's Office will be found in
the JOURNAL block. lie practiced law in the
eastern part Of the State with good success.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON q HARVEY
tt Salina, Kansas.
Mr.. A. S. Potter, of Brookville, was In Sail
ma on Monday and called at the JOURNAL. Mr..
Potter is now engaged in the jewelry business
in fsrookville and Is quite successful therein.
The king Of all Sewing Machines and the
Prince of Centennial fame will both be found
in the exhibit Of the st. John Brigade at the
Kansas City Exposition. Don't fail to see
Them
MIR. J. A. Branifi, of Pennsylvania, has en-
in the law business, in this city. These gen
tIemen are attentive to their business and are
bound to win.
Petroleum V. Nasty has given up his can
didacy for the "Post-Oflis'' at the "Confeder-
ate X Roads" and is devoting his time exclu-
sively to contemplating the good qualities OF
the wonderful st. John.
We have for sale several tracts of Normal
School lands, near Salina-some with timber
and water. Terms, one-tenth cash, balance at
the option of the purchaser at 10 per cent in
terest. BISHOP, CHACE 4 GRIER.
John Voorhees, has purchased half interest
in Meade's stable and now ''holds out up
there. Mr.. Voorhees, is an accommodating gen.
tleman and no doubt he will be as popular
In this line as in all other business in which he
has engaged in Salina.
DR.. +. II. Webster. a graduate Of Chicago
Medical College, has been in Salna since Sat-
urtiay. The Doctor is strongly inclined to To-
cate in Salina in the practice OF medicine. lie
comes to our city well recommended, both as
\ physician and gentleman.
Messrs. Sullivan, brothers Of Mrs. J. G.
Aohler, are in the city with photograph,
md will give an exhibition Of this wonderful
in Salina. 1t Is one of the most
inventions of the age and cannot
all Of ammusing and instructing. |,
Remember the Baltimore Clothing House
carries the incest and nobbyest line Of
clothing and gents furnishing goods that was
.yer carried in the city of Salina. You will /
do well by giving them a call and learn their
prices for they will not be undersold.
Mr.. Ed. Whitman has bought out the Del. :
nonico Restaurant and is again enstalled in {
he business which he so successfully conduct q
d in early times in Salina. Mr.. Thatcher has l
made q good reputation for the Delmonico '
md Mr.. Whitman will no doubt support its J
.ood name in good style. Here's to you, Ed. '
$1,000 Kansas fruit trees for sale, all of the {
best quality, and such as are adapted to our q
climate. AL kinds Of small fruits and shrub q
berry and evergreens, apple trees II IL cents $
,ach strawberry plants 35 cents per hundred. C
will show You such fruit as grows on these a
:rees at Horticultural Fair Saturday. Go and
zee II. III l. JONES.