The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-26
Try the Ober & Bond boot.
New trunks at ODER & Bonds.

game for which they will pay the highest price
Save money By buying boots and shoes o.
Ober & Bond.
The voice OF the quail is heard in the lcnd
also the voice of the farmer whose dog ha'
been shot by mistake for quails. 1t is % voicy'
enough in either case. *
Soldier overccats cheap at Ober& Bonds.
Dead leaves of the forests and of the lawns
make the best manure for potting plants and
enriching vegetable gardens. Burning leaves
therefore. is reckless waste.
New Buckwheat -four at Pal mer's.
Another car load of winter apples at Mos
Bros consisting of pippins, wine caps, Par
mains, willow twigs, romantics. jennitons
whitewater pearmains and the celebrated New
York pippin.
Zephyrs, l5cents an ounce, at the New York
Store. *
Mr.. w. T. Haltstarted.for Illinois last Sun
day morning H' Billy" suggests that he hal
gone east Oh an laid begging" expedition
We hope Hall will not turn up as "Ex-Presi
dent of the Smoky Valley Collegiate Institute"
Mr. e. G. Culp starts on his usual winters
pilgrimage to his old no me in the East. TO-
morrow morning. 1t may be that Charles
Masonic spree.
Probably no more improvements have been
made III one years time in any part Of the
county, outside Of Salina, than at New Cam
bria. The farmers of that neighborhood are
well-to-do and among the most thrifty in the
land. ~ X
Furs furs sacque., sacques! We are sell
Ing ladies' furs and sacques at panic prices.
LIrowICH & WHITMAN.
An experienced wheat raiser informs us that
the wheat of tni. county is III such good
condition at present that it cannot be affected
by freezing or other bad weather. He says the
crop is bound to be 4 massive one, weather
and other matters to the contrary.
Dress goods. dress goods Our stock OF
dress goods must be sold within the next
thirty days. and we will sell them greatly be-
low cost. Come and get bargains.
LrTowICH & WHITMAN.
The city council has modified the late Cr'i-
nance passed relative to the building OF a side.
b. brick one instead of a wooden one. 1t
costs cents per. foot more to build OF brick
than wood. TX
The Lincoln Center Patyiot complains that
the JOURNAL for the past two or three weeks
has not put in an appearance at that office.
We cannot explain 10 Friend Barker "why
this is thus The Patriot is on our Lincoln
Center list, and the JOURNAL should get into
the Patriot office every week.
New Buckwheat flour at P..lmers.
DR.. A. Il. Seger. former resident of this
county, is dangerously sick at Norwalk. Ohio,
and there are few chances for his recovering,
His brother, Mr.. A. w. Scgcr started for that
place last Saturday.
All persons indebted to the firm of Litowich
s. Whitman are hereby requested 10 come at
once and make settlement, and those having
claims against this firm, to present them prop
erly audited for settlement.
If LITowICH & WHITMAN.
The festival at the Salemsborg church to-
night promi:cs to be well attended. The band
is to furnish the music. Those DESTROYS. of at.
tending pleasant entertainment should drive
out to Saemsborg this evening.
Mr.. Thomas Provolt, OF Iowa, was married
to Miss Sarah E. Terry, sister of Mrs. Mayor
Wells at the residence of Mayor Wells, Oh
Wednesday evening Of last week, by Rev WIN
Bishop.
Kruger. Gels and other " sledists y took
advantage of the snow while it was hero and
rode about town behind jngling bells and in
been manufactured in Russia or Lapland.
Such slcish-rde agony was never wit
messed before.
In the hide and fur store north of the bar
Der shop, on Tuesday night. lamp caught fire
and after considerable effort was tumbed into
sputterel for 4 half hour or so. Some OF the
property owners in that locality were terribly
scared. at first. - x
Judge Prescott's decisions, rulings and
charge TO the jury IN the Bohan case were de-
livered with dignity, and evinced deep thought
upon, INC supJtCt> ~ IHtt NcIc picssHtcu an" I"
clear understanding of all the legal points at
issue. He has won host Of friends and adj
mircrs by his actions in this case.
Between Brookville aid Ellis, a dista nee OF
100 miles, snow fell last week to the depth of
about six inches. and was badly drifted by a
high wind. which suddenly sprung up. The
train became blockaded at Wilson'S
Creek at eleven o'clock Wednesday night, and
was not shoyelled out until halfpast eleven
O'Clock Saturday morning.
A splendid assortment of boots and shoes at
Sargent & Williams cheap.
The jury in the Bohan case were John s
Bean. Thomas Conway. James Smith, David
+. Gregory. J. n. Hustled, Thomas Hustled
r. ). See. a. j. Bennell, ID. t. Hopkins. Viii
liam BEDFORD. Samuel Brown and Jacob White.
Ii will be noticed that large per cent. of the
jury was made out of Liberty precinct mate
rial
Mayor Wells recommends in his proclama-
ton. published this week, that the citizens Of
Salina cease their ordinary pursuit. and COM
ply with the recommendation OF the President
and the Governor. Our business men should
close their stores according to the Mayors
wish, and We think they will.
The Topeka Commonwealth states that Or. J.
B. GROCER, o. Seitz. Frank Goodnow. {. c.
Culp, ID. Il. wag.taff. c. Il. Underwood. w.