The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-07
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head & Seaman's Arst door east Of Postomce
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Oysters at Lays.
~ E. Conference next week.
Chew Jackson's best tobacco. AT.
Buy Jackson's blue tag tobacco. PAT.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Grand weather. Balmy as spring.
The boys call Chace venerable now.
Ask your grocer for "Jackson's best"
Another all-day rain storm last Friday.
Demorest's patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
Croquet sets at Whitehead & Seaman's
''Are you Murphy" is the question now
The great '-irtting day" will soon be here.
The best investment in Salina, Jackson:
BEST 24t.
A new lot of clocks ID. 81. b. White
heads.
Saiina merchants keep Jackson's best to
bacco. 24t.
Mr.. s. :. Gilmore has gone East on bust.
ness trip.
March came in like lamb. viii it 20 out
like lion:
Services were held at the Catholic church
yesterday.
Oyster stews, So cents, at the Delmonlco
Restaurant.
You can save 500 per year by trading with
Ober, Wilson q Co.
Mr.. Chas. Monroe. X. p. Attorney, was in
town yesterday.
Choice fresh oysters-the best In the market
at G. J. Lays.
The Conference of the NJ. f. church COM
mences next Tuesday.
A fine, new line of clocks just received by
d. & J. B. Whitehead.
Mr.. E. B. Reynolds. the Temperance lectu-
rer, called last Tuesday.
Buttericll's Pattern Agency at Mrs. F. l..
Watkins Fancy Store.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 30 cents, at the
DelmonicO Restaurant.
Nice poultry, dressed and ready for cooking,
at Barrett & RuhIand's.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett, of Boon, Iowa, is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Wright.
Choice Baltimore oysters received BY the
fast train, at G. j. Lays.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters.
A horse race came off at the Park last Mon
day-the first of the season.
Clothing at cost-to ciose-now is the time
to buy of Ober, Wilson & Co.
MAJ r;p IL, s,..t r. Y IL,
son, tailor. Go and examine.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Sslina market-at G. j. Lays.
A brother OF Mfr. c. E. Libbey is visiting
here. He is very pleasant gentleman.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by W. P. Thatcher.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Four girls to do gen.
eral homework. G. & A. +. SANDEN.
g. A. Solberg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him call
In this issue will be found another interest
ing chapter on early Lincoln county history.
Trade is reviving very fast. Wheat and
broom corn pour into town by every avenue.
Ladies' fine French kid, New York button
4 Co.'S.
Mr.. Miller has nearly completed a very fine
residence On his farm near town, known as
the See place.
The McGibeny family went to Minneapolis
Monday, to give performance in that place,
that evening.
For wall paper of every description 20 to
Whitehead & Seamxn's. They keep only the
latest patterns.
The wife Of Mr.. Luman Hawley, Of Bavaria,
died OF typhoid fever, Tuesday morning, aged
about q years.
Come around and sec the fine Ostock of for
eign and domestic spring goods, just received
at F. Johnson's. 5-2w
Mr.. ID. B. Powers returned to Kansas City
Monday morning. His family will remain
here for the present
The sapient local Of the Herald has probably
learned BY this time that bully Is not trump
card In this community.
We understand that the bankrupt stock Of
Litowich & Whitman has been sold out entire
to party living out west.
For RESr-A front room in the second story
of the Journal building, on Iron avenue. APP
ply at the JOURNAL Office.
Mrs. Nickles, mother Of DR.. Il. F.. NIckles
and Mrs. G. C. Culp, returned to her Ohio
home last Tuesday morning.
The finest French calf hand made gents
boots. late style, and warranted. can be had
for $40, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Mayor Radcllf begins work upon his new
residence this week. The contract has been
let to Shultz & Wilmarth for 81 ,993.
Mr.. w. G. Willis writes from Denver that
his map Of Sslina Is coming on nicely, and
Will be ready for delivery this month.
Prairie fires are becoming very frequent
Persons burning back fires should have plenty
of help to keep the fires under control.
Barrett & Euhland can be found at c. Z.
Meade & sons stand, with large stock Of
meat. Call. buy, test and be satisfied.
Miss C. L. Quinn is expected this evening
from Johnstown, Pa. Her health has been
very poor since she left Salina, last TALL.
The ex-preacher, ex-doceof. ex-actor, etc.,
etc.. will soon have enough TO keep him busy.
h,,S txn & ~>sv