The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

New Millinery and Fancy Goods, No. II
west side Santa Fc Avenue, at A. T. & NJ. II
Grier's.
Mr.. r. c. Jackson and family started for al
eastern trip last week and will be absent abou
one u, Nth.
/ Fisnnels, every stripe. plaid. color. shad,
or quality. cheaper than any one. at ODER, vii
son 4 Co.'S.
We KEEP always large and selected stock
OF John b. Stetson's hats. as Cheap Charley!
auction store.
! One DooR north of Kingman. Anderson q
Co, Is emphatically the best place to buy cloth
ing In the city.
State Sunday School Convention at Topeka.
October 23d. 9th and 18th. DIR. J. II. vincen,
will be present.
We regret to learn that Rev. G. S. Dearborn
is very sick with the bilious fever at his resi-
dence in this city.
worth of mems and boys suits and overcoats
at Cheap Charley's.
Ober Wilson & Co. have just opened . dozen
Philadelphia children's shoes, some new styles
call and see them.
Wanted, girl to do general homework.
Inquire at the store of MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore, Iron Avenue.
Mrs. Geo. johnson, sister Of Capt. s. H.
Williams, arrived from Illinois on Fridays
train with her family.
A few hundred strawberry plants-Monarch
of the West, rose bushes and other shrubbery
for sale, by w. E. Grier.
Young men, now is the time to call around
and get nice dress or business suit. or an
overcoat, of Fred johnson.
TRUNKS AND yalises. These articles can be
bought for less money at Cheap Charley's,
than anywhere else in the West.
Black, goLd-nired, Snowflake and striped ,ca.
terp-oofs at iouer prices than you can find in the
city at MARYLAND, Dodge 4 Mosre's.
Lime hair, cement, plaster paris, building
paper, etc., cheap for cash, at the Chicago
Lumber Cos. yard, 5th street. Salina.
We shall open this week 80 dozen shoes for
girls, boys and children, made especially for
our re tail trade. ODER, WILSON & 90.
Mr.. Ray Hollingsworth IS visiting his many
friends in Salina. He reports himself in good
health and doing well in West Los Animos.
We hare the celebrated york minister brand al
poea, double faced best in the city.
MARKLASD, DODGE 4 MOORE.
Mr. W. Fl. Parker, of Lincoln Center, called
last Saturday. Mr.. Parker goes to Iowa this
fall to visit with friends during the winter.
We call attention to our Salina made calf
and kip boots-all warranted.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
PRETTY AND so cheap. This is the exclama-
ton of all who examine those boys suits.
CHEAP CHARLEY.
Ladies are invited to come and examine Our
newstyle Pompadour heel boot.
OBER, WILSON & Co.
Tho .'original and only" Theo. NJ. ID. Price
did not walk the wire last Tuesday. as he had
advertised. Ii was just as well that he did not.
CD. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
kerry.
ODER, Wilson & Co. are selling men, whole
stock kip boots at S2.75 pair-this Is decid-
cdly the best boot ever sold in Salina for the
money.
For SALE-Lot No. III, Seventh street,
south of the Opera House, can be bought cheap
for cash. For further particulars enquire at
this office.
Black cashmeres, brilliantines, tamIsses, al
pacas, mobairs, jamestown alpacas, imported
dress goods of all kinds. very cheap, at Ober.
Wilson & Cos.
Mrs. c. W. Jones and Miss Minnie Palmer
started for Hannibal, Mo-, on Tuesday morn
ing's tram. and will visit friends in that city
about six weeks.
Farmers who are going to build will find all
kinds of lumber cheaper than ever sold in Sa-
lima, at the Chicago Lumber Co.'S. yard, near
Farmers Elevator.
G.. Solberg has just received a nice line OF
goods for fall suits. which he IS making up
and selling at very low figures. Go and see
his stylish patterns.
800 piece, of Hamburg edges and insertions
just received; they are the cheapest lot OF
goods west Of the Mississippi. Call and see
them, at ODER. Wilson & Cos.
Mr.. Brown, late of the firm of Brown & Egg
gleston of this city, died at Denver last Sum
day. He sought to benefit his health in the
mountain air, but sought In vain.
Cheerily come the farmers,
Rafting along the roads,
To see Cheap Charley for bargains.
Where everyone should go.
Mrs. NJ. r. Hanna is writing or the Herald
some very interesting and instructive letters
upon her late experiences and observations
among the mountains of Colorado.
LIZ do say 1t, have the largest stock of
mems and boys clothing. overcoats, gloves,
hats, caps, trunks and valises in Sslina.
CHEAP CHARLEY.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on frst-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
If Salina, Kansas.
Mrs. Mills has received her blocks for the
fail aud winter styles, and is now prepared to
press over straw and felt hats, and will receive
orders for the coloring Of the same. 36-2w.
Fannels, eassiDseres, yarns, domesties. canton
anaels, cotton battinss, ducks, DENNIS ard Shiyt-