The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-26
Clear and cold.
Thanksgiving day.
Fruits Of all kinds at Lays.

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A full line of groceries at Moss Bros.
Those oysters-large and fresh, at Lays.
The Solomon City Gazette has resumed again
All parties are now looking after their taxes
500 dressed hogs wanted by VIM. Clarkson
morning.
Go to Sargent & Williams 10 buy good good.
cheap.
The hotel men claim that their business Il
excellent.
Give thanks, and fiji your stomachcs as Gus
tom demands.
IL you desire to buy sound and palatablt
ruit. go to Lays.
Mrs. Ed. Smith returned from the East las
Thursday morning. ---3-~-=@-~-~ X
Oyster parties will get the best OF treatment
at TEACHERS.
Splendid bargains in lumber at Cup s. Wick
hams.
Mr.. G. IIamln Is in Wyoming Territory. He
designs returning soon. ~s.'aa-~- x
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TEACHERS.
The new winter hats for the ladies are already
felt.
All kind OF fresh meat constantly on hand at
G. f. Mead & Sons.
Hickory nuts and sweet cider at Moss Bros.
An interesting communication from a teach
er aupears I'm another column
Clothing at bottom prices at Sargent & VIII
liams.'
On your way home stop in and buy can OF
these fine oysters at Lays
1000 barrels Of apples for sale at Ober 4
Bonds.
Miss Laura Langworthy, sister Of Mrs. Judge
Foster has returned from the East. ~
1000 bushels Of peach blow potatoes for sale
at ODER & Bonds.
Oysters prepared in every style, on short no.
tice, at TEACHERS.
The trees are undressed, and,in their naked
ness look shivcringly and rightfully cold.
Buy your prints, muslins and cassimeres o!
J. c. Rash & Son.
Oyster parties can be handsomely served at
Lays.
Telegraph operator Orvis started East last
Saturday morning. He will visit in Ohio.
$4,000 pounds Of flour and meal at wholesale
mill priceo-by w. NJ. CLARKsoN.
Bargains in flannels, canton hannels, skirts,
undertaking. &c, at j. G. Rash & Sons.
The best of board. at the cheapest rates, at
Gus Nelson's boarding house. 2tf
Look at Sargent & Williams new line OF
beaver cloaks, dress goods, etc.
The boys arc all delighted-they play among
the branches Of the oaks, rs in former days.
Clothing! clothing! ovcrcoats and coats
the cheapest in tOwn-at the New York Store.
New Buckwheat -four at Palmers.
The finest oysters in the market at Thach-
er's.
Nearly the lat vestige Of the late snow was
cleaned out by the balny weather OF Sunday.
The American Sardine Co.'S Bonelcss Sar
dimes. are much better, and less than half the
cost Of imp orted sardines. Sly
A lot of Iowa onions at Moss Bros
The school house is now approachable by
good cross-walks on Seventh and Eighth
streets. - <
Compare our prices with others and you
will buy ofus. ODER & BOND.
a brother ::ol Mr.. VIM. Berg has been visit
ing with him for several days. He is from
Pennsylvania. ~
We will shame the prices OF those that adver-
tise at cost. ODER & BOND.
A tact! the cheapest house in town is Ober &
Bonds.
If you want square meal stop at the new
boarding house opposite Maj. Berk's real estate
otfice-only % cents a meal. 2tf
800 bushels OF Iowa onions for sale at ODER
& Bonds.
New Buckwheat flour ut Pamer's.
Cash for dressed hogs by WIN. Clarkson.
Capt. II. II. Tucker, of Minneapolis. called
upoH us one day last week. Also Mr.. G. NJ.
King, of the same place.
A Mrs. Watson. who resides in Falun town.
ship, and Miss johnson, of this place, died OF
consumption last week. - Z
A brother of Messrs +. l.. and L. o. Wight
who resides In Lawrence, has been visiting with
them for several days.
In other days this was the season for the
pumpkin pic harvest and the commencement
OF the spelling schools. *
GARRISON and Gephardt control the hog
market this winter. The way they get away
with the porkers is astonishing.
A large number Of ladies' were present on
Monday TO listen TO the arguments of Messrs.
Fenlon & Case, in the Bohan trial
The jury in the Bohan case were kept to-
gether during the whole trial. and boarded and
slept together, under the surveillance Of an Of
ficer
More deaths have occurred In this county
this tall than In any one season for the last
seven years. They were mostly occasioned by
casualty.
ID. w. Powers & Co. will remain in the
banking business at Ellsworth. this winter.
and not remove their bank TO Kansas City, as
Mr.. Charles Kerr. the popular clerk a.
SeitE's has just recovered frsm n bilious at
tack which has confined him 10 his bed for sew
oil lie -