The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-01-29

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in Germany. announce that he will not return
until about the middle Of February. ~&
wanted-lO, 900 hides and furs, for which VI
will pay the highest market price : cash.
Ober & Bond.
Those mezzo-tint photographs at Shryock'i
gallery are just what our people want. Al
excellent photo they give you.
You can get splendid bargains in clothing al
Hamlin's. He is now selling at cost and iiai
some beautiful patterns on hand.
10000 bushels Of rorn wanted BY
i W. II. CLARKsoN.
Mr.. L. II. Maiiit went to Solomon Monday
morning and will at once commence the re-
hearsal of Queen Esther with the singers OF thai
place.
i ODER & Bond are closin. out their enormous
stock of everything at nearly New York cost,
you can save money by buying Of them, these
are facts.
! Mrs. c. E. Anderson has some superior
breeds of fowl for sale, or il desired will fur
si.h eggs of the same for setting. See adver-
tiseMent.
Eberhardt & Sudendorf have lot Of fine
building lumber which they will dispose of at
low rates tor cash. All kinds Of building ma
terial on hand.
! D.&J.B. Whitehead have fine lot OF new
clocks which they haye Just received. They
keep their jewelry establishment stocked up
in first class style.
We received call from Dir. W. F. Leslie,
railroad assessor, and Mr.. A. Bell, of Brook
Vile on Tuesday. who were down Oh fyin.
visit from that bursh,
3Octs. for ear corn, 3scts. for s!,elled corn
cash paid by w. N. CLAEKsoN.
The wooden bridge southwest from the city
is very good structure. In company with
Fassstt we made a tour on the bridge ques-
ton, and take his word as to the excellence
| thereof
We acknowledge the receipt of the Govern
or's message, printed in Martins neat pampll-
/ let form, with the comps. Of Governor Osborn.
1t is full OF nicely rounded periods and gothic
EXPLANATIONS.
There are lively times at Ober & Bonds.
They have very fine stock OF goods which
the people thoroughly appreciate, and prices
are at the sa,ac time astouishinsly low there.
| 1t is uo wonder that there Is rash.
Rev. W. G. Brooks, preached a; the Baptist
church last Sabpat., evening in the interests Of
the Uniycr,alst church. The church has been
rendered him for lectures in that doctrine,
which commenced Tuesday evening.
WANTED small comfortable house. will,
good accommodation well located. in Salina.
Apply to l.. L. Sampson. at the JOURNAL Of
ice. 53-ow
The religious meetings are continued night
ly at the Presbyterian church. and are quite
largely attended. Quite number eff CONVEX
sions have TRANSFERRED. and so far the services
have been satisfactory in thcr results.
Mr.. +. Bell. OF Brookville. and Miss Nay
Aborn. OF Providence. Il. L.. were married BY
Rev. ::.Jonrs. Of BroOkyille Wednesday
January 2Sih. We extend our hearty con-
sratulatioas to the newly welded pair.
We are now offering great bargains in heavy
boots AMI shoes, flanncis and other winter
goods. Purchasers will find il to their interest
to examine our goods and prices.
J. T.. RASH & SoS.
! Mr.. A. G. Cousc who was supposed to be on
his way to New York. went west Monday
evening. Tuesday evening. 10 the surprise OF
his friends. he put in an appearance with his
usual eGuanimity, not even being anxious
about the senator.
For sale n. rock bottom prices in order to
make room for large and extensive stock OF
spring and summer goods. This is fact. and
everybody is invited to call ard examine for
themselves before buying elsewhere.
L!rowICa & WHITMAN.
We learn that 4 report went over the line.
Yesterday morning of = terrible rio. in New
York city. The police and Il wOrhingmen'.
procession came In conflict aud quite mum
her on both Sides were killed. At last ac
counts the Latter had co:,I:ncnccd burning
churches.
: County commissioners met OF Monday Il
consider the propositions Of the medical the,
for attending the sick. On openin. the bids.
these Of Drs. Swi:zer and .Ienny were found {.
be the lowest and were at the same figures
They were allowed to put in second bid. an,
DIR. Switzer was awarded the contract for $40;
DIR. Jcnny's bid being Slo5. The h'ghes, bid
was 500. 4
Nr. N. ID. Mccormick. of BroolviLk va,
married to Miss Ella Doud. OF Ellsworth, OF
Monday evening. at the latter place. A spe
cial train carrying a large party Of Mr.. Nc.
cormick'S friends from Broosvile, was rur
down to Ellsworth as X. T. compliment Il
the event. Our best wishes for life Of hap
piness and prosperity are extended to the hap
4 ny couple. y
!, W.. +. o. Federi,en. who returned east from
Salina. last fall. is in the provision and frui
business. 2l9 Elliott ST.. Boston. and is dom:
; well. He still has q longing for Kansas. an'
thinks q mans chances more encouraging her
! than at the Hub. He reports several colonie
forming in that part Of the country to COM
} west, probably Kansas 70 whom he has re
commended Saline county.
: Oar friend Thwing. Of the Saturday Repo-
porter. Fond du Lac. Wis. has gone into tn,
partnership? business. After taking II. K
Farnu,n. an excellent newspaper man into tn,