The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-26


date for county Attorney of Saline county at the
suing November election. JOHN G. SPIVEY
Fresh candies at Logan's.
Louie Lord next Monday evening.
Logan makes fresh candies every day.
Beautiful new styles at Mrs. Hedigan's.
$4,000 to loan-Bishop, Chace & Grier.
Horse Fair commences next week Wednes
day.
Some lively pile driving at the bridge thi
week
Seasonable fruit always found at the Cit
Bakery.
Mixed candies 20 cents per pound at Logan
mandatory.
The Democrats nominate county tickle
next Saturday.
Ice furnished at the City bakery. Leav
your orders there.
Col. Phillips on finance 1t the Opera House
next Saturday evening.
Cool in the morning ard red hot at noon, il
the style of the weather.
Bring in your announcements for office. s
for each announcement.
Mr.. +. j. Lyndp, of Kansas City, was il
town the first Of the week.
wAN1ED.-A girl to do general Homework
Enquire of Frank Goodnow.
The Catholic ladies will give pleasant pic
mic Saturday next at the grove.
Catholic Picnic and Harvest Home Celebra
finn no parE pavf Sofu
Deputy county clerk Bowen is jus, recover.
ing from quite severe illness.
Republican priminaries next Saturday; con-
vention one week from Saturday.
The boys are chock-full Of the Kansas City
Far. They all enjoyed themselves.
We learn that Mr.. o. A. Orvis was recently
married to lady o! Girard, Kansas.
Remember that Col. Phillips speaks at the
Opera House next Saturday evening.
Jewclry and lsilverware in the most fashion
able designs at d. & J. B. Whitehead's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Watson and children re-
turned from the East last Saturday evening.
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy
goods, etc., etc., call on A. T. & NJ. Il. Grier.
The extra train is popular with the people.
Much WEAKNESS is avoided by the night run.
Notice the call at the head of the Editorial
columns for a Republican county convention.
Quite number of Brookville boys were in
town the first of the week-witnesses in law
suit.
Our foreman, John Flagg, Is in Manhattan
fhic yyaeL ATTENDING tho md visiting rel n
tives.
When you come to town drop into Lay and
get q hot cup OF coffee. or lunch Of some
kind.
New Millinery and Fancy Goods, No. la
west side Santa Fe Avenue, at A. 4. & NJ. II.
Grier's.
marriage license was granted Sept. 2lst,
by Judge Bondi to Robert o. Handy and Mary
l.. Kelley.
The largest and best assortment of school
books in the state of Kansas at Whitehead 81
Seaman's.
Logan wastes no sweetness on the desert air,
but pnts into the fresh candies be mannfac-
lures daily.
More sickness than usual this fall-Occa-
stoned by the extraordinary weather we have
been having.
Mr.. Owen l.. Van Zant and wife stopped at
Salina last Sunday and Monday, on their way
to Michigan.
According to report, Chace is not near so
portly since that little incident which so
amuses the boys.
The best of blank book..work at Whitehead
& .Seaman's. Their books are from the best
manufactures in the country.
Gentlemen, if you want to see fine stock OF
fall and winter goods, call on Fred johnson,
the leading tailor Of Salina.
The handsomest display of cloaks ever made
in Salina and at prices to suit everyb body, just
opened at the New York store.
The Republican primaries aud city election
both occur next week Saturday. So much cleo
tion will keep whole raft OF politicians busy.
The largest and most complete line Of dress
goods in all the leading styles and shades at
the New York store. -RoTHscnrLD Bros.
The wizard oil men sing their songs, crack
their jokes and "seli" the people each night at
Csmpbell's corner. They are certainly ''clever
artists
We observe that Mccormick, the tailor. is
cutting up the cloth in great guam titles, while
his neighbors are talking loud about what
they do.
G. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning at your
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba-
kerry.
Already the clans are brandishinS their
weapons formidably, and the prospect is that
the conflict Of the county statesmen will be
very fierce.
For SALE-Lot No. liz, Seventh street, |
south Of the Opera House. can be bought cheap |
for cash. For further particulars enquire at
this office.
g. Solberg has just received nice line OF |
goods for fail suits. which he is making up |
and selling at very low figurea Go and see
his stylish patterns.
Mr.. E. W. Ober returned from the East last
Friday morning, announcing that he has
larger stock of goods than he ever brought
into Salina before.
Mr. Wm Ward came into Sal,n, ,ha o,b,r