The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21

9th to sstE' cIouding, lhreaienin weather, vii
rain. and snows pass, a,v. will
about the 3D. 9th. lotla, goth and 9th The cold,
comparatively cooler days Will he about the 6th 18th
Mondsy-balmy.
Oysters at Lays.
observation-disclosures.
Hidden Hand" tonight.
Observation-Disclosures.
Chew Jackson's best tobacco. AT.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Buy Jackson's blue tag tobacco. Fat.
The blue birds are with us again.
Buy your meat of Bartlett & jenkins.
Ask your grocer for "Jackson's best"
Democrats patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
Sunshine this morning. How long vii !
last:
SaIina merchants keep Jackson's best to
bacco. Eat.
DR.. Jenney will respond to Longs article
next week.
The weather Monday and Tuesday was just
splendid.
We are indebted to Senator Plumb for pub.
doc. Gyors.
Oyster stews, IS cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at 6. j. Lays.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 30 cents, at the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Nice poultry, dressed and ready for cooking,
at Barrett q Ruhland's.
Butterick's Pattern Agency at Mrs. F. l..
Watkins Fancy Store.
A good farmers paper for Sl.40 per year.
Try the Western Rural.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at G. j. Lays.
Judge Prescott is confined to his bed with a
serious attack of pleurisy.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
The roads leading to Brookville are said to be
In a fair condition already.
To w. L. Gels little daughter is born. May
her shadow never grow less.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Wickham returned from
the East last Thursday evening.
G.. NJ. Eastman does not believe in suspen-
sion. He has bran new boy.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salina market-at G.. J. Lays.
The city council held its regular monthly
meeting last Monday evening.
tits a .'grand show down. for the weather
now. Four aces is the showing.
Mr.. Frank l.. Merrell has returned from st.
Louis, and will go on to his farm again.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by w. P. Thatcher.
WANTED IMMEDIArELY-Four girls to do gen.
eral housewOrk. &. & A. L. SANDEN.
Weunderstand that Lords Theatrical troupe
had $50 house at Brokville Monday night.
G. A. So!berg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him a call.
Mr.. Rush, the Leavenworth miller, was in
town on Monday, looking after wheat for his
mill.
Prof. j. G.. Egan went to Emporia last
Tuesday morning. He will return the last OF
the week.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired BY D.
& j. b. Whitehead need no tinkering after
the job Is sent out.
Mr.. j. d. Lindsey and wife, Of St Joseph,
Missouri, are visiting their relatives in this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhees,.
Best copper lightning rods put up for Is
cents per foot and galvanized rods for IL cents
per foot, by Tressin & Warren.
The mud has been in thickness of the con.
sistency of hasty pudding; since our last ISSUE
OF course it was not SO edible.
Mr.. Spear, Jos. brother of Hon. John Spear OF
L.awrence.is in town canvassing for Biograph-
ical Encyclopedia Of this state.
Every morning the Eastern bound train
starts up myraids of wild geese and ducks
from the sloughs west Of the city.
Rev. 4. B. Dooley organized an Episcopal
church at Abilene, Sunday before last which
is known as the Parish of St. John.
For two or three miles out of town the roads
are in q most horrible condition. Passing fur
ther ont they are in a fairlcondition.
Mr.. II. l.. Seymour. of Lords Theatrical
Troupe, is a very intelligent, pleasant gentle
man and has made a host of friends.
Who'll care for Father Washington to-mor-
row. 1t will be his birth day. We don't hear
OF any entertainment except Lords.
Thousands OF ducks infest the ponds and
sloughs northwest of Salina, in the Saline
Valley. Up, hunters, and at them.
Barrett & Euhand can be found at c. +.
Meade 4 sons stand, with large stock Of
meat. Call. buy, test aud be satisfied.
Eureka Liquid..Stove Polish. The best In
the known world. ODER, WILSON & Co.,
Ism Sole Agents.
FoR RENr-A front room in the second story
Of ths Journal building on Iron avenue.
J. A. NELSON.
Somebody told us that somebody told him
that somebody said that the Herald had
another subscriber. Last week the score stood
40; this week, AL.
We learn that Mr.. Reynolds, the Murphy
Temperance lecturer, has been engaged to
open the Murphy Movement in this city, com.
mencing the lst Of March.