The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-21

Farmers, put your horses in eV0rlbce.
stable" when you stop over night, charges q
low l. anyone.
Mac roma, vermace;la. hominy, grits, Oat
: meal. farley, sage and all kinds "f grOcerie
e at j. =. Rash & Sons.
; Mrs. Mary Beebc started for Cleveland, Ohio
: this morning. She will visit among friend
there for several weeks.
Charley wilmarth has another big contrsc
on hand. He thinks it the biggest contract h
has ever had. 1t is daughter.
When you come to town don't forget to cal
at the Baltimore Clothing House, it Is the Dos
Clothing House in the west.
The boarding house near the depot has beer
made much more c0mmodious by the erection
of large two-story addition.
There is no use talking, you can get mort
goods for a little money at Cheap Charley
than anywhere else In town.
Mr.. E. q. Wilbur, Of st. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railway, accompanied by his wife,
is visiting his relatives in this city.
A handsome gold or silver watch:just thu
thing for q Christmas preseut-cAn be bought
very cheap of Fred Baier, the jeweller.
The best trunks. valises, satchels and travel
ing bags. aud at lower prices than anywhere
else in the city. Go to Cheap Charley's.
Cheap Charley cheerfully invites examine
ton of his splendid stock OF new goods con-
tinualIy arriving, at the lowest prices.
''Time tells the tale" but It takes up less
time to adjust and keep st. John machine In
running order than 1t does any other kind.
We understand that Captain Sherrin designs
going into business, and will occupy his new
building himself. 1t is nearly completed.
Gloves, scarfs. blankets, quilts, flannels and
other winter goods ut lowest prices.
| &c. RASH & Son.
Salinas wheat prices are ahead of all the
other towns in this portion OF the state, Our
dealers propose to control the wheat trade.
For all kinds of goods at bottom prices. 60
to the cheap corner known as the New York
Store. RoTHsCHILD Bros.
| The largest and finest stock of clothing and
Baltimore Clothing House, Opera House block.
1s2 new houses built in the c,ty Of Salina
within the last year. Look at the statement
of MIR. Wetherbee In another part of this pa
per.
The wagon bridge near Solomon City has
been closed since Tuesday for repairs. It will
not be open to the travelling public for ten
days.
| 1t is drawing near the holidays gradually,
and Nc, the tailor, Is prepared for them with
q beautiful stock OF piece goods for gents
wear.
| G. J. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
| bread, cakes and pies every morning ut your
| residence. Leave orders 1t the City Ba-
kerry.
Election occurs in the Third Ward next
Tuesday. Two aldermen are to be elected to
| fill the vacancies which have taken place
there.
Mr.. Edison Baxter, of Marion Center, once
| Register Of Deeds OF this county, has been In
town for several days on Z. =. Land Office
business.
The time OF the sere and yellow leaf" is
now, and oysters are in their best condition
Try them at the Delmonico; Ed. Witmann,
proprietor.
The blue grass which was withered by last
| summers hot suns seems to have revived
quite perceptibly under the influence Of the
late rain.
Remember that next Thurs day is Thanks
giving. Well, for your turkeys and chick
ems for Thanksgiving dinner, 60 to Bartlett
| a. Jenkins.
Buy carbon parlor base burner for soft
coal; they are elegant, economical, artistic,
and easy managed. Remember the place, 81
Santa Fe avenue.
Parties having horses to board will remem-
Der that voorhees, will board them as cheap as
any one, and keeps flrst-class, 0bliging and
accommodating groomsmen.
An elegant set Of ear rings, handsome gold
chain or charming ring Gust the thing for
q Christmas present for your wife or intended
at Fred Baier's jewelry store.
Solberg has just received q fine lot of pat
terms for dress suits. He sells all kinds Of
cloth by the yard, also. Ladies will find
splendid line Of cloths for cloaks.
Third Warders, you are not represented In
the city council. Both seats are vacant. Ex-
ercise your rights as sovereigns, and put two
worthy men IN there next Tuesday.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi.
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
| If Salina, Kansas.
| Cloaks-ctOaks-clOak - cloaks - cl0aks -
Observation-Disclosures largest variety
and cheaper than at any other store.
| RoTHsCHILD Bros.
The lumber yards will eventually be re-
moved to the Fourth street siding. That Is
then undoubtedly the others will follow suit.
| There are rumors that block Of buildings
will soon be erected upon the property now
occupied BY Messrs. Muir & Hake, pillow manu-
facturers. The old blacksmith shop will soon
be taken down.
Barneck & Davis saloon building is being
constructed Of the iron stone found SO plenti-
fully about here. The stone for the front will
be nicely dressed, and the building will be
quite handsome.
Banner Ranges "seli like hot cakes" There
is no doubt but they are the best range In the
market to-day, for the money-every one fully
warranted. Out OF two car loads not one has
ever been returned.
How delightfully."- attractive are those quar-
tiers of meat hanging on the hooks ut Bartlett
& jenkins. There Is the place to buy the
best chops, steaks. rOasts, or anything else In
| the fresh meat line.
| II you want to become an able chiroerapher.
you will be greatly aided In your wish by
using the gold pens kept In stock by d. & J..
B. Whitehead. They are the incest thing out.
Go and try them.
| Not political rings, nor rings around the
sun. but plain gold rings ut D. 4 J. B. White.
heads. They are very beautiful. Go and
'ring yourself in"
/ II you want bottom prices on groceries. Try
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