The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

| G.. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresl
| bread. lakes and pies every morning at you
residence. Leave orders at the City Ba
kerry.
life Is real, life Is earnest and the holida.
presents at Whitehead 4 Sesman's are as IN
Vulnerable and varied rs the sands on the sci
: shore.
, The time OF the sere and yellow leaf" i
now and oysters are in their hest condition
Try them at the Delmonico; Ed. Witmann
proprietor.
ssWhile things are not what they seem,
there is no discount on the holiday goods a
Whitehead & Seaman's. Everything there a!
represented.
John Eisenhauer informs us that he has {
large quantity of brick on hand which he de
signs selling very low. Now is the time fol
bargains in brick.
Buy a carbon parlor base burner for soft
local they are elegant, economical, artistic
and easy managed. Remember the place, VI
Santa Fe avenue.
The Catholic congregation has increased 90
largely that the present room is not large
enough to accommodate all. There Is some
talk of charging the church.
An elegant set Of ear rings. o handsome gold
chain or q charming ring Gust the thing for
Christmas present tor your wife or intended)
at Fred Baier's jewelry store.
The Pacific House proprietors have put
large baggage wagon on the road to handle
the baggage of their army of patrons. Such
wagon has long been needed in Salina.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
annual interest on firstclass mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
If Saltna, Kansas.
Miss Nellie Warner gave the first of her win
ter evening receptions at her home on Ninth
street, last Friday evening, and many Of her
friends were present on the delightful occasion.
Mr.. ]. C. johnson has taken q clerkship In
the popular Baltimore Clothing House, and the
sincerity OF his warm greeting Is demonstrated
by his offering you good, thick suit Of clothes.
To THE PuBLrc.-Don't be trapped by firms
representing themselves as Cheap Charley.
am situated one door North of Kineman, An
derson & Co's.-sign OF the red and white flag.
A stylish suit improves the looks of man
ten fold. Fred johnson will make Prince
Albert swallow tail, or any other cut to per-
lection. He has fine stock Of goods-sive
him call.
Kramer Ranges sssell like hot cakes.' There
ia No doubt but they are the best range In the
market to-day, for the money-every one fully
warranted. Out of two car loads not one mas
ever been returned.
"Was not written of the soul" that any one
should be SO Indifferent to the occasion as to
provide himself or herself with some OF those
II hitehead & Seaman goods, tor holiday pres
ents for the children.
The NJ. E. Church was crowded last Sun
day evening. The presiding elder preached
very able sermon. At the close OF the church
service proper. the Sacrament of:the Lords
supper was administered.
II you want bottom prices on groceries. try
Clark he buys his goods entirely for cash.
and Is enabled to touch bottom on everything
in his line. His motto, the best Of goods for
the very lowest cash price.
The side track north of the Railroad Is al
ready being constructed. This is the first
step towards the improvements which the
Kansas Pacific has promised to make. 1ne
new depot will soon come.
..And the grave Is not its goals the Ian
guage of the poem. Well, at Whitehead q
Seaman's YOU can buy cheaper than anywhere
else something which will make nome cneer'u'
and happy during the holidays.
The members of the Terpsichorean club will
.spull'' their partners through ''plethoric
programme of dances" at tho Opera House
this evening. This club has been reorganized
and is on goodfubstantial basis.
The election in the third ward took place
last Tuesday. Little interest was manifested.
Messrs. L. y. Wight and J. S. Voorhees, were
elected aldermen. They are first-class citi-
zens and will make first-class officials.
MARRrEp-1n Eureka township, on the 2Oth
inst, at the residence of the BRIDES parents,by
YIN. Pettes, justice of the peace. Mr.. John II.
Scott, of Mcpherson county, to Miss Nellie b.
Carter, daughter of Francis Carter. Esq.
There is considerable difference Of opinion
rs to where that new college should be loca-
ted. 1t is proper first to do all In our power 10
secure its location here. After that Is done,
il matters very little where it is located.
Rev. W. A. Simkins returned from Michigan
on Friday last, where he had suddenly been
called by the death OF his father. By previous
arrangement he exchanged pulpits with Rev.
Bradbury, of Lincoln Center, last.Sunday.
cart is long and time is fieeting." but the
old reliable house OF y. & j. B. whitehead
announces to the pubic that II has the largest
and hest selected stock Of jewelry and silver.
plated ware for the holidays it has ever had
before.
In publishing the names Of the township Of
f,cers two weeks ago j. p. Morgan was re-
ported elected township trustee OF Eureka
township. This was grave mistake. Geo.
Currie was almost unanimously elected to that
office.
Tslk about hard times when you can BY such
/. oood oyercoat for SO little money at the Bal
timore Clothing House-Opera House buiid-
inc. Give them . call and you will be aston
Ished to hear their low prices they manufac-
ture all their own clothing.
sand the soul is dead that slumbers" in the
nresence of the vast show Of holiday goods al
Whitedead & Seaman's. Although their stock
is large IL will be best for you to 60 there and
select the goods you want before the articles
have been picked over.
.Tell me not In mournful number that
you must send East for your holiday goods.
You can buy everything you want, In all lines
of fancy articles and toys, just Is cheap and
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