The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-07
Tfce for February.

Volume 8, No. 1,
Oysters At Lays.
Times are close, sir.
Land buyers are arriving.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
You will enjoy the lecture tonight
Democrats patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
The cheapest house in town Is Ober, Wilso
& Co.
The finest assortment OF pipes, ETC., ut tn
Cuba
Read Ober, Wilson 4 Cos new advertise
ment.
Fx-vice President Colfax called this after
noon.
Colfax will delight Salina audience to
night.
Oyster stews, 80 cents, at the Delmonlc,
Restaurant.
For fine Imported and Key West Cigar, g
to the Cuba.
Mrs. b. F. Nlckles, of Bunker Hill. arrived
this morning.
Choice fresh oysters-the bestsin the market
at G. J. Lays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ". wickham are expected
home this week.
Mr.. Ed. Whitman returned from Kansas
City last evening.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax arrives on the after.
noon train to-day.
We are obliged to Mr.. NJ. Gaverich for .
choice lot OF sausage.
For smoking or chewing tobacco of any
kind. 60 to the Cuba.
Butterick's Pattern Agency at Mrs. F. l..
Watkins Fancy Store.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 30 cents, at the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Another section is being added to the spire
of the Christian church.
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.
Preaching at the Lutheran church next Sab
bath. Sunday school at 2:3O.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. F. Hanna, of Hays City,
are visiting friends in this city.
Selected oysters-selecsed especially for the
Salina market-at G. j. Lays.
Remember the meeting OF the Athletic Club
at their Hall to-moTow evening.
Mcssrs. Hitler & Whitney have their Office
temporarily in the city building.
Select your valentines from the large stock
to be found at whitehead & Seaman's.
Don't forget your valentines at the Lutheran
fair and festival next Thursday evening.
OYSTERS fried. 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by W. P. Thachcr.
Have your watches, clocks and jewelry repair
ed. ID. & J. B. Whitehead will do 1t right.
Those interested in the ice business are talk
ing of shipping in from the north and east.
G. A. Solberg Is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him call.
Mrs. A. G. Whitney returned from quite an
extended visit In the East, last week Tuesday.
Mr.. D. r. Wagstad is 1t St. Joseph, No., be-
ing witness In a case in course OF trial there.
Flannels, water proofs. jeans, ETC., at pricee
way down below any one, At Obsr, Wilson 4
Co.'S.
There is one thing people enjoyed the first
of this week, and that was the bright SUM-
shine.
Me- Whittier, of st. Lawrence county, New
York. is visiting his brother-in-law. Mr.. A. q.
Yggins.
The wind Tuesday night did much towards
drying up the mud on the roads. Still We
need more wind.
The ladies of the Christian church talk Of
holding bazaar In their new church in the |
course of two weeks.
Some beautiful and charming valentines-as
well a. ridiculously.. comic-can he found at
Whitehead & Seaman's.
Mr.. Vim. Twist. OF Canandai2ua. New York, |
4 cousin of Mrs. NJ. ID. Sampson, spent several |
days In town last week.
A number Of young ladies and gentlemen |
were at the pleasant reception Of Mrs. and |
Nellie Warmers last evening.
Next week we will give our Lincoln county |
readers some interesting reading concerning
the early history of their county.
Mr.. Nussbauni, of Missouri. one Of the gentle |
men who are to start the-cioehing store IN the |
Opera House. arrived on Monday.
The meeting of the stockholders of the |
Farmers Elevator, called for the 2nd. was |
postponed until the 14th OF February.
Mr.. +. Johnson the tailor. IL building q res |
idence near the corner of Walnut and Filth |
streets, on the lot recently purchased Of DR..
Bell
The following is the regular weekly report
from the East Side: Gus. Behr, girl job u
Lay, girl; August Hessler. q boy. A good
crop.
ID. & j. B. Whitehead have three practical
and are prepared to do any amount
Of watch, clock and jeweiry repairing. on short
notice.
Messrs. Parker & Kruger intend to prose-
cute the work upon the Open House until 1t Is
Notwithstanding late financial diff
.ulties.
Don't fsil to call on J. c. Rash & Son, il you
want boots and shoes for cash. We want to
lean out our stock during the muddy
weather.
Or. Jenney lays no prefentions to being both 1,
! lawyer and doctor. To be both Scion and
Esculapius is too much of burden for even
him to bear