The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-04

Leave yosr orders with Tom Dernnsson.
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The purest new cider At Lays.
The cheapest boot-tl,e Haywood.
Cream ale at the Columbia billiard hall.
Try can Il those eple,sdid oysters at Lays.
Tom and jerry, At the Columbia billiard hall
Remember that Lay keeps the best oysters
in town.
Trunks and valises for the million, at Ober
4 Bond's.
The Haywood bsot sold BY Carver, b war
ranted IN every point.
Ira l.. Carver. one Of our best and most en-
terpri.ing merchants, sners great bargains in
the Heywood boot He does IS he says, and
his word can always be relied upon.
The two new bridges Of this township are
completed and are ready for acceptance. The
iron bridge is fine structure and Is admired
by all. Both will be ready for travel in few
days.
tits the desire of the members ofthe Catholic
society that the Ladies will contribute such fan
cy fabrics aud ether articles for the Fair Is
they can afford, and all such donations will be
most thankfully received.
The State board of eanvassers, according to
the Commonwealth, cauvassed the McPbersea
county vote on representative Last Monday.
The certificate Of election was awarded 70
Judge J. N. Underwood.
Ladies, II yeur dreams would be pleasant
and your life content, come and examine eur
immense stock Of dry goods before buying
elsewhere. No trouble to show goods.
OBER 4 BoND.
A child of Mr. Maxwell, living in McPher-
son county, was kicked In the head BY horse,
last Wednesday. The skull Was badly broken
and q portion of the brains oozed out. At
last accounts the child was alive. but little
hope was entertaincdof his recovery. =
Mrs. G. G. Lowe and Willard Lowe started
for CarIinxiI3c, H., Tuesday morning. Willard
expects to eater ~ apprentice ina jeweiry fstab-
li.hu,ent At Cincinnati in short time! He
will lie found faithful AMI attentive to business
In whatever position he may occupy.
We have received the January number Of
VieEs Floral Guide. 1t has been changed to
quarterly, and will be more acceptable to its
patrons. Any oae wiahinx for flower or vege-
table seeds should send for the Guide; price,
g cents year. Address, James Wick, ROch-
ester, n. Y. -
The Thanksgiving party Of last Thursday
evening was one of the many pleasant parties
which SaIina is noted for. There were fifty
tdrcc couple present, who CHASED, weltzed
and balanced well into Friday morni.gs rest
ing only while they partook Of Refreshments
at the Pacific House.
Phil Sherridan ordered to the front; Porter
pu, in command of the feet but Ober & Bond
are selling clothing, boots, shoes, hats, caps.
etc, so very low that their numerous custom
ers won't give them time to think Of anything
but business. Come aud examine our good 3.
ODER s. BoxD.
we could hardly refrain from yelling Italy,
at our friends in the north and east, when We
read accounts Of the falling Of from two to six
feet of the beautiful snow" and Of the cold
weather which there prevails; while We have
been having such delightful weather for sever.
al month. past. But.we wont say anything.
A certain lavyer hired GHllow 70 steal IN
Official letter from the mail at certain post
office, but being closely watched the under
sfrapper was unable to accomplish his designs.
When an attorney Is guilty Of such crimes he
should not be allowed to practice law. Affi-
layits IN proof Of what has been here stated
can be obtained. n
In ono neighborhood on Gypsum cpeek there
are fifteen farmers who estimate they will raiss
LOCO bushels each OF winter wheat n other
portions Of the county are rs we'll represented
in the wheat business IS that, there win be no
lack Of bread stuifs In the land. From all ap
pearanccs there will be grand yield Of winter
wheat, the weather having been signally pro.
pitious thus far.
Miss Sara G. Holden will give public read.
IL, the proceeds Of which will be appropriated
to the purchasing Of sinsin. books for the
school-rosm. Her programme will consist Of
choice selections from standard authors. W.
hope our citizens will give this talented young
lady good house, and thus aid her in bel
laTdable endcavors.
We learn from NJ. Freeman Efnsman thai
a number Of cnterprising citizens Of Eurcks
township and the upper Gypsum are about to
organize compa ny and will insti tute i'm
mediate search for coal.@ Indications Of Goa
deposits nave been found in various localitis.
Oh the Gypsum and little doubt is entertained
tina, the company will find in such guam
titles as will pay for mining and greatly lesser
the cost of fuel in this county. Such an enter
prise is greatly needed and we wish the com
p.ny success.
The December number Of Woods Hoxsshotd
Maga=ase is replete with good reading, enter
tanning sketches, stories. poems. &c. Its table
Of contents embraces articles from Mary Hart
well. Albert williams, Jr.. and other entertain
ing and instructive writer's. There are als<
several pretty poems, 4 charming little Cottage
Design. aud editorial departments embracing
Our Hou.ekccpsr. Correspondence, Literary
Notices. Laughing Stock. SC. The engraving
for the month Is entitled 'Old Folks" One
dollar per ycar-er with chrome Yosemite
$l.5O. Address. Woods Household Ms9ssi"e
Newburgh, n. Y. 4
Mr.. WIN. Il. Gels has been to St Louis t.
buy articles Of different kinds suitable fer th'