The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-14

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Sunshiny days.
Oysters at Lays.
Wheat ranging way down.
The town is full of strangers
All happy at trade prospects.
Buy apples of J. g. Rash & Son.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Lays.
Have you seen the Conference DAILY:
Both sunshine and shadow yesterday.
Demorest's patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
NJ f. Conference commenced yesterday.
Buy your general merchandise Of J. c. Rash
& Son.
Half soles taps and heels. at Ober, viii
son & Co.'S.
Oyster stews, 35 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant.
Ladies serge lace boot 90 cents, at Ober
Wilson & Cos.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at G. J. Lays.
The elevator men have been quite busy for
several days past.
You can save 500 per year by trading with
Ober. Wilson & Co.
Mems and boys hats at your own price, at
the New York Store.
Leather aprons for blaeksmith's use, at
Ober, Wilson & Cos.
Butterick's Pattern Agency at Mrs. F. L.
Watkins Fancy Store.
OYsTERs raw nor do1op N mantle Of tl,.
Delmonico Restaurant.
Choice Baltimore oysters received by the
fast train, at G. J. Lays.
Strawberry plan Is are showing signs of wax
ing up. Shrubbery, too.
People do believe that our winter iii 1t can
he called winter is over.
Latest styles of pocket compasses. very nice,
at d. & }. B. whitehead's.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some Of those fine oysters.
Clothing at cost-to clOse-now il the time
to buy Of Ober, Wilson & Co.
Ladies kid gIoves:reduced from so to IS
cents. at the New York Store
Mems good plough shoes, Sl.5O worth
$500, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
New spring goods just received by F. John
son, tailor. Go and examine.
Selected oysters-selected especially for the
Salina market-at G. j. Lays.
The saloon keepers now have plenty of time
to play checkers. Trade is dull.
Buy your clothing at the New York Store,
and save from % to 40 per cent.
WANrED-A good girl to do general house
work. Inquire Of j. E. Robinson.
Mr.. James Carlin has sued the Advocate for
libel, laying his damages at 5000.
mo. the Advocate never bra2s," says al
'bystander .'it's so very modest"
Duck fanciers are happy because Of the pro-
pitious opening OF the Teal season.
The latest is the .'white ribbon" movement,
formed to discourage the use OF tobacco.
OYSTERS fried, 40 cents, at the Delmonico
Restaurant, conducted by W. P. Thatcher.
Capt. Mohler, c. A. Hitler and T. +. Gar
yer are attending court IN Lincoln county.
We DEFY the world on prices.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
Gents white and eolored shirts for less than
the cost OF material, at the New York Store.
G. A. Solberg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price. Go and give him a call.
5000 dollars worth of notions and fancy
goods, at less than half price, at the New York
Store.
No nicer line of jewelry can be found in the
state than that In stock at ID. q J. B. White
heads.
Ladies' fine French kid, New York button
boots and knobby bextoes, at Ober. Wilson
& Co.'S.
Considerable sharp lightning, and two or
three respectable claps of thunder, Monday
evening.
The Kansas Pacific Land Department. sold
yesterday morning % IL sections Of land a.
400 acres).
Black slpacas and cassimeres from Is to Is per
cent. below anything in the state, at the New
;, FORK Store.
Mr.. Ad. A. Norton has sold his farm lying 3
miles west of the city to Mr.. Schiller. of
Penna-, for $4,000.
Imported and domestic spring goods just ar
rived at McCormick's. Call and get your suits
cheap. and in style.
Miss Lizzie Wright, who has been teaching
school in Ellis the past winter. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Wright.
Mai. E. l.. Norton has been down to Tope-
Ia, attending the Grand Encampment, LOOT.
Of the State of Kansas.
Mccormick. the tailor, on Santa Fe Avenue
Is putting up the cheapest and best fitting suit
OF any tailor In Kansas.
Married, at the Lutheran parsonage, March
eth, Geo. C. Ripke and Miss Mary Z. Pahlas,
by Rev. A. J. Hartsock.
For the best and tenderest and choicest and
sweetest steaks in the city, 60 20 Bartlett 4
Jenkins new meat market.
Mr.. VIM. Anderson, recently from Mary
land. has purchased::Mr F. 4. Borden's farm,
three miles northwest of Salna.
Street Commissioner Harrison and his gang
OF men have been at work again putting the
streets In a drainable condition.
The finest French calf hand made gents'
boots. late style, and warranted, can Be he'd
for $40, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Such a fine display OF watches and clio chs -