The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-09

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1879.
omciaI Paper Of the City ofsaIina.
Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can
found at the Book and News Store OF Whit
head Seaman's. first door east of Postofic
Doll patterns at Mrs. Hedigan's.
Overcoats at cost, at G. Solberg's.
The choicest oysters are at Lays.
Ed. B1ttman's oysters are superb.
Apple butter at J. c. Rash 4 Sons.
A few patterns left at G. Sotberg's.
Finest cloak patterns at G. Solberg's.
Oysters served in all styles-at Lays.
Bartlett & jenkins feed the mu;titudes.
$4,000 to loan-Bishop, Chsce & Grier.
Buy your groceries of. c. Rash & Son.
Choice fruit and candy at Ed. Wittmann's
Chew .Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
Fresh maple caramels at the Candy Fac
tory.
Oysters cooke IN all styles at the Delmon
leo.
Fresh chocolate caramels at the Candy Fac
tory.
Buy your general merchandise Of j. e. Rasf
& Son.
Maple sugar 20 cts per pound at the Candy
Factory.
seasonable fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Pear, Ounce and Plum trees for sale by II
L. Jones.
Fifteen Years in He'll" at Whitehead &
!Seaman's.
Old-fashioned molasses candy at the Candy
Factory.
Stock salt only $500 Der barrel, at ober,
Wilson & co.'s.
VIM. Huebner has sold his saloon interest to
John Darby.
School books of all kinds at Whitehead &
Seaman's.
Best salt only $3.50 per barrel. at Ober,
Wilson & Co.'S.
Mrs. Freeman Kingman is quite dangerous
sick with lung fever.
Luther Benson's Fifteen Years in HE'LL, at
Whitehead s Seaman's.
Siotu VI Minus sOlu Nv Tie y6Iu IL low
figures, by G.. Solberg.
Blankets at cost, We are determined to sell,
at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Farm and Dwelling House to rent. Apply
to Or. Swtzer, Salina. 49-4t
Bayard Taylor died from overwork. Boys,
You now have precedent.
Boot makers can now get uppers all fitted,
at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Call on Mrs. Lamartine for all kinds Of col
Oring and clothes cleaning.
Lay takes pride in serving up oysters. Go
and talk to him about them.
Buy your boots and shoes, and rubber goods,
from Ober. Wilson & Co.'S.
Mrs. J. S. Weaver has been dangerously
sick. She is improving now.
Capt. ii. ID. Baker left for Burlington, on
official business, last Friday.
Sole leather, calf skins and shoemaker's
goods, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Money 10 loan at nine per cent at Crayens &
Braniff-s. Office in JOURNAL block.
To reduce stock ,0iH sell goods for cash
al unusual koW prices for co days.
Winter caps at your own price-come and
see them, at Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
C. W. Jones and family returned from
Hannibal, No., last Saturday evening.
A new line of business and dress suitin, for
1879, just received, by Nc. the tailor.
Farmers take your thinner or lunch at the
Delmouico; Ed Whitman, proprietor.
Mems and BOYS caps-ainaost giren apay--at
MARYLAND, Done s. MooRE's.
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery. Fancy
goods. etc, ETC., call onlA IT. & NJ. II. Grier.
rIenty Of money at 8 per cent.
BISHOP, CHACE 4 GRIER.
Clothing. Sheep-lined Boots and Shoes at cost,
until closed. MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
A lunch table especially prepared for the
farmers at the DelmonicO, TEACHERS old stand
When you come to town drop into Lay s and
get a hot cup Of coffee, or lunch of some
Kind.
Sunday morning. A ten FOUNDER, of the
female persuasion. Ike bloomfield, proprie
tor.
Moderation in all things. The weather has
moderated, so has the railroad-expose excite
ment.
New Millinery and Fancy Goods, No. 124
west side Santa Fe Avenue, at A. T. 4 N. h.
Grier's.
Nopresent prospect that the country is to be
released from the icy and snowy letters which
binds ii.
Ii is so nice 10 get mp early these cold morn
ings and view the beautiful sunrise. But who
gets up?
The new engine lately received at Muir &
Hale's plow factory is now in operation. 1t is
q beauty.
Far mers. put your horses in .'vorhees
stable" when you stop over night. charges a.
low as anyone.
Roasts and steaks which would be tempting
to the gods at their Olympian feast'. at Bart
lett & jenkins.
Furs, shawls, hoods, nubias. cloaks-all for
sale, regardless Of cost. Come and buy of
Ober, Wilson & Co.
We acknowledge the receipt Of III Invitation
to attend the Inauguration ceremonies and the
grand bail to follow. which takes place next
Monday, at Topeka.