The Saline County journal., 1874-01-08

Nr. MaGls eaansasss sext Needay - dsal.
the solomon people in s'Queen Either" masic.
The Cantata will b givsa q that plscs in
about two weeks.
A large steck ef dress goods. fancy goods,
dry goods and motions for sale q Ooer 3
Bonds, at greatly reduced prices. Come and
got bargains.
DIR. Sanborn Of 81. Louis. brother of Mrs.
Edward Smith of this city. died at the former
place last Friday. Mrs.. Smith left foeSG Louis
early last week an was at his bedside in his
last hours.
They do say Mafit is the best photographer
in Central Kansas hence It is that his gallery
is such favorite rrsort. Mrs. Aaf6t viii con-
duct the bushes while her husband Is tempo
rzsily sbsrnt.
Groceries. boots and shoes very cheap, at
Ober & Bonds.
Mr.. Hamlin has marked the prices Of his
goods down to cost, and you can now have
suit made to er,ler merely at the cost Of the
cloth and the making. OF eourse this includes
his splendid cutting and fring.
ladies. furs and dress goods At COST 'atOber
& Bonds. Come and sce.
On Tuesday evening, Deputy Grand Com
mantler. T. J. Anderson, organized Askalen
commandery. No. 6, Knight Te mplsrs. o. D..
at this place. A grand banquet was given At
the Drlmonics aftsr ths exercises.
Flour a speciality and At very low figures,
at Obcr & Bones.
A pleasant party vas given Il the RAoiAc
House last Thursday IL besor Of Mn. JeGfses'
birth day. We regret very much that We were
not able to attend. ->
A few Of those nobby over coats still for sale,
at Obcr 4 Bonds, very cheap.
Commence the New Year With the leading
periodicals Of the country. BY 80 doing you
will not fall behind the age. Whitehead 4
Seaman have them all and they will take your
subscription for any Of them. Call at the
Post 0elce eornrr.
CinciRnati hcer at John Dcvle's saloon-thc
senate-only eents glass.
4 letter from the superintendent Of the hos
the woman a,liu.eal insane. two weeks since.
cannot h- rccs.ivel into the state institation 1t
will consequently Le necessary for the county
to make special arrangements for her Keeping.
sayc 70 pr c~nt hy h.,yin= your clothing.
hats and caps o1 Oher & Bonil.
Capt. !. q. Haskell is r-"riving notices in VII
ri"Is parts "f tho Statc for fine SCHOOL houses
"r''rt'rl from hi. plau- aad un,i-r his sap~rin-
lima. at tc cost If S21 .Olo IN ie done early In
the spring T. will i'c m" nf the finest houses
in the rSfate-La~reace Journal
Highest rs-', p-,ce pail for hides and f,rs,
at Oirr & E"n.I's. "
~. W. K~iil,. the pnn,'a- host Of tho Ra7A
roa'l hotel. has returned from hi. eastern "trip.
lie had p!"as,nt 7isIt with his old friends.
was well trea;cl. anil still VIE glad to rrtr,,n.
n" thinks western l,ropI" should not complain
'.f lar'l while the eastern folks are strap
pcd and see no relief.
Ca-i, for corn and dressed hogs at Ober &
Bonds.
The holiday num''~r Of the Afchlsnn Cham
MO" was probably the hest holiday paper ever
s-uetl west of the Mississippi river. It was a
complete review Of tho manufacturing. mer-
cllanti'c. transit. professional. religious. and
all other interests of tho city. 1t showed un-
usual enterprise. With slrl, an establishment
{" compete with. we do not wonder that the
Ctcie went under.
Wantari to bny 10000 hides aud fi,rs. at Ob-r
Bonds.
Secretary Smallw"ni's report is rccrivc,l.
We find fh"rin tn" following deserved refer
encc tO Geo. ". Marin:
Tho s"wly-'l"cfosl Public printer. Geo. ".
Martin. having filed his honl entered upon
IN" discharge NJ his duties on the tirSt sav Of
July. 1873. His work tins ia has evrh *.
t''''I'sl the requirements of law. Il IL ,lne to
him To saw that lir las ro-op~rafcsi with me IN
every effort t"warl economy in the Immense
cost Of public printing.