The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-10

Tolerably chilly.
General Fitzpatrick the 10th.
Moonlight evenings again.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays
For bargains, call at II. C. YungHeiscl
4 Co.'s
The cheapest goods at the New Yorl
Store.
Best place for holiday goods is at A. T
Griers.
New York Store-B. A. Litowich, pro
prietor.
The days are growing perceptibly
longer.
Mr.. Frank Goodnow is east on bust
ness tour.
Oyster stews, 80 cents, at the Delmonicc
Restaurant
Furs at New York cost, at ODER, Viii.
son d Co.'S.
Choice fresh oysters-the best In the market
at Lay q Bros.
There is some talk of repeating the
Old Folks Concert.
OYSTERS raw, per dozen 80 cents, at the
Delmonlco Restaurant.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
G. Z. Meade Il Son.
Goods way down to the bottom, al
the New York Store.
A few furs to close out al cost, at II.
G. Yungfeisch & Cos.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
G. K. Meade Il Son.
If you buy goods for cash, call at the
Pennsylvania Store.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some of those fine oysters
lfy you buy goods for cash, call at the
Pennsylvania Store.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at Lay e. Bros.
Ifyou buy goods for cash, call at the
Pennsylvania Store.
Ice men begin to wonder when "cut-
ting time" will begin.
Great reduction in wooden goods, at
IL. Z. Yungfielsch IL Cos.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Sslina markets. Lay & Bros.
If you buy goods for cash, call at the
Pennsylvania Store.
Live chickens and turkeys wanted by
G.. e. Meade & Son.
If you buy goods for cash, call at the
Pennsylvania Store.
Apples-apples for the million, at
ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
The reflection of prairie fires is seen
on the sky at evening.
Clothing marked dopn go per cent, at
MARYLAND, Dodge d Moore'S.
Salinas two banks have as handsome
furniture as any bank in Kansas.
Overcoats at actual cost, now is the
time to buy, at ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonco
Restaurant, conducted by w. P. Thatcher.
G. A. Solberg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him call.
Great bargains now offered, at II. C..
Ysngfeisch g. Co.'s
All goods marked down to close stock,
at ODER, Wilson x Co.'S.
Judge Foster was at Topeka last week
tor several days, upon .Supreme Court
business.
Those wanting to buy goods cheap
should not fail to call in at the New
York Store.
Mr.. c. Eberhardt's face is wreathed in
smiles yard long since, the birth of
that little boy.
Demorest's patterns for dolls babies,
girls, boys, ladies and gents clothing, at
Mrs. Hedigan's.
Mr.. A. A. Dale, o lawyer of Boulder,
Colorado, is visiting with his old friend,
Rev. A. J. Harlsock.
Our foreman, John Flagg, drew the
lucky number last Sunday. A ten
pound boy, the prize.
Mr.. T. J. Lynde, well known here, is
prominent member and officer of Kan.
sas City's Board of Trade.
Wanted, to buy 10000 bushels of corn
for which the highest cash price will be
paid, at Ober, Wilson 4 Co.'S.
The Kansas Pacific is settling more
colonies along the line of its road than
any other railroad in the West.
We hear that Mr.. Gels, the lessee OF
the Opera House, has already rented
the store rooms at good figures.
The directors of the Opera House as.
sociation have concluded to furnish their
building throughout with gas pipes.
Mr.. Charles Holmqvist, after "stand
ing out in the street" all winter, will
move into his new store next week.
The old reliable Stone Palace Store
of ODER, Wilson 4 Co. will save you
money on anything you want to buy.
Another of those pleasant receptions
was given by Mrs. and Miss Warner al
their home on Ninth street, last eve
ming.
Mr. J. ID. Gregg started for his OLD
Aac,a Canduakv Ohin last Eridax