The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-14

rain snow
18th {, 18th, clouding, threatening weather. wit
heavy rains and SHOWS In places.
about ;hc Sd, 9Th 10TH seth and 9TH The cold, O
comparatively cooler days will be about the 9Th, 18th
lstk, 18th and ssth
Oysters at Lays.
St. Valentines Day.
Such awful weather.
Who's your Valentine.
Prospects still dreary.
Chew .Jackson's best tobacco. 24t
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
The mud grows deeper Chinaward.
Bartlett & Jenkins suits everybody.
Fine sausage M Barrett a. Ruhland's.
Ask your grocer for .'Jackson's best"
Demorest's patterns ut Mrs. Hedigan's.
Sign Of the Big Elephant. Salina, Kansas.
The best investment in Saiina, ''JacksOn's
best 24t.
Nobody thinks that Sammy Long wrote thai
letter.
Salina merchants keep Jackson's best to-
bacco. 24t.
Oyster stews, 35 cents, at the Delmonicc
Restaurant.
No st. Valentines festival this evening, ow'
ing to the mud.
Choice fresh oysters-the best.in the market
at G. J. Lays.
The old notion was that birds began to
couple on this day.
The rain and mud retards work on the Solo
mon Valley railroad.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 30 cents, at the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Our watery avenues are good limitations Of
the canals Of Venice.
Butterick's Pattern Agency at Mrs. F l..
Watkins Fancy Store.
Nice poultry, dressed and ready tor cooking,
at Barrett & Ruhland's.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at G. J. Lays.
Fresh fish every Wednesday. at Bartlett &
jenkins new meat market.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge In
some Of those fine oysters.
Sign the constitution and bylaws Of the new
building and loan association.
Mr. Seymour, agent for Lords Dramatic
Troupe called this morning.
Mr.. lEyan;ler Light went down to COdey
county last Tuesday morning.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Sallna market-at G.. J. Lays.
Lords Theatrical Troupe is to give six enter
talnments here at an early date.
A brother of VIM. Well from Los Animos,
New Mexico, has been visiting here.
We will endeayor next week to furnish the
statistics as requested by Mr.. Amos.
The lower rooms of the Opera House build
ing are about ready for the plasterers.
White shirts for 81 90. at the New Clothing
House. Sign of the Elephant, Saiina. Kansas.
OYSTERS fried. 40 cents, at the DelmonicO
Restaurant, conducted by W. p. Thacher.
&. A Solberg Is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him call.
Miss. Jennie McQuary gives birth day par
~ this evening at her home on Gypsum
Creek.
The st. Valentine festival advertised by the
Lutheran society for this evening has been
postponed.
The Salna Journal Is eight years old, and
one of the best papers III kansas.-Saline Val
ley Register.
The wife of Mr.. Joseph Tolle, Of Gypsum
township, died Tuesday morning and was
buried to-day.
Everything in the shape of steaks, roasts,
etc, neat, nobby and nice at Bartlett & Jenkins
new meat market.
Overcoats less than cost. at the New Clothe-
ing Store. Give them call. Sign OF the Ele-
plant; Salina, Kansas.
Mr.. II. " Deyendorf the live correspondent
OF the live Commonwealth. called last Mon
day. Devendort stands by Salina-
In the grand battle field Of life, no matter is
more important than to brig up the reserves
TO Barrett s. jenkins meat market.
We learn that the BrookvilIe Donation Ball
passed of well, there being large attendance.
despite the very unfavorable weather.
Those incompatible market men, Bartlett 4
jenkins, are building up fine and enduring
trade at their new stand on santa Fe.
Gents underware cheaper than at any other
house in the West, at the New Clothing House.
Sign OF the Elephant, Salina, Kansas.
Barrett & Rutland can be found at C. E.
Meade & Sons stand with . large stock Of
meats Call. buy. test and be satisfied.
Eureka Liquid. Stove Polish. The best In
the known world. OBSR. WILSON & Co..
Lem Sole Agents.
FoR RENI-A front room In the second story
Of the Journal building on Iron avenue.
j. A. NELSON.
The union evening meetings have been dis
continued. Last Sunday evening the regular
evening services were held In all thechurches.
We see that the Land Once organ Of Hays
City now has for its Bsaaasisg editor, II. n.
Bessac; and for local editor, G. r. Nunnel'y.
Messrs. Allen and Keiso. OF Labette county,
are in town, attending 70 business In the L.
=. Land Once. They made Us pleasant visit
this morning.
a s,,,l line of cnssimereS EnSiisl, vorsfetl