The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-17

"More-Becbe" is the jingle.
Kilpatrick-January 10Th.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Gen. fitzpatrick Saturday evening.
Those cheap mitts, at w. M. Goss'.
Court adjourned sine die last Mon
day.
Oyster stews, 50 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant.
New York Store-B. A. Litowicb,
proprietor.
Two or three new city additions are
spoken of.
A number of ladies have organized q
reading club.
Choice fresh oysters-the best In the market
at G. J. Lays.
Choice Iowa Peach Blows at Obcr,
Wilson Il Co.'S.
The best kind of goods for the money,
- at w. NJ. Goss'.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
G.. K. Meade d Son.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 80 cents, at the
Delmonco Restaurant.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
G. e. Meade & Son.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge In
some of those fine oysters.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
C.. Il. Meade & Son.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at G.. j. Lays.
Overcoats at your own price, at
ODER, Wilson L. Cos.
Goods way down to the bottom, at
the Now York Store.
Cloak buttons just received, at Mark
land, Dodge d Moore's.
Cheapest SO cent T in the State, at
ODER, Wilson & Cos.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salina market-at G.. J. Lays.
WANTED-A girl 10 do general house
work. Apply to T. L. Bond.
We understand that q new tobacco
store is soon to be started here.
TIE secure bargains in anything 90 to
MARYLAND, Dodge Dc Noore's.
The chairs have been put in for the
Fitzpatrick lecture. Secure one.
Maple syrup direct from Vermont,
very nice, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
A very small quantity of grain has
been marketed since our last issue.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by w. p Thacher.
Overcoats at actual cost, now is the
time to buy, at ODER, Wilson Il Cos.
G. A. Solberg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him call.
Gen. Fitzpatrick lectures in Topeka
tonight, and Abilene tomorrow night.
Harmon Hall, music dealer, now holds
forth in Whitehead & Seaman's build
ing.
The great cavalry leader and brilliant
orator at the M. E. church Saturday eve
ming.
FoUND-A fur collar at the store of
a. J. Schwartz & Co. Apply at this
of6es.
Judge Foster went down to Topeka
on Supreme Court business, Tuesday
morning.
DIR. S. J. Gilmore, Commissioner OF
the X. p. Land Department, has gone
to Denver.
Those wanting TO buy goods cheap
should not fail 10 call in at the New
york Store.
A child of Mr.. B. F. Robinson, OF
Liberty township. died yesterday and
was buried to-day.
IL is rumored that Mr.. ID. B. Powers
s is negotiating for the purchase of the
Farmers Elevator.
Mr.. r. l.. Mcconnell, of the X. p
Land Department, is on visit to Law
renee, his old home.
Aug. Engstrom & Co., druggists, have
moved into the building lately vacated
by the Sallna bank.
The mason work on the rear walls OF
Kingman, Anderson i Co.'S. new build
ing is progressing well.
Jacob Dewitt has returned from Hayes
Getty, where he has been attending U
s. Laad Office business.
Arkansas CITY, lady is to start mill.
merry store at theIssnd lately vacated
by Aug. Engstrom & Co,
Saline county seems to have no .Sor
respondent of the Kansas State Boar
ofAgriculture. This should n5t be.
Mr.. J. P. Hedigan arrived from the
mountains q week ago last Saturday,
and will remain here the balance of the
winter.
Mayor Radcliff will soon commence
building q residence on the lots be lately
purchased, which adjoin Mr.. Walton
property.
Flannels, water proofs and eassimeres
Now is the time TO buy. All good
marked down-dowu-down at Ober
Wilson & Cos.
For sale, farm OF l60 acres, with house an'
.stable,-75 acres broken. 60 acres In wheat
Terms-Sl. 800 $500 down. balance on Ion,