The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-12-28

Fresh fish in the markets last week.
Money to loan at Fassett & Bowers.
New clothing this week at Sargent Bates
Live hogs wanted, at ODER, Bond & wilson's
Ten-pins amused the boys on Christmas day
Sargent & Bates did it with their low prices.
The "week OF prayer commences next Sun
day.
Horse for sale by Fasset; & Bowen on easy
terms.
A leap year party is now the subject of So
ce,y talk.
The newly elected officers 60 into Office week
after next.
Choice fresh oysters-the best in the market
at Lay Il Bros
Shoes from ninety cents upwards, at ober,
Bond & Wilson's.
Frank Mcrrel has gone to ST. Louis to re-
main until spring.
Highest cash price for live hogs, at ODER,
Bond & Wilson's.
Headquarters for Holiday goods viii again
be at A. Il. Grier's.
"You are right they are cheap, got them
at Sargent e. Bates"
Come one and all 10 MARYLAND, Dodge &
Moore'S cheap cash store
The Advocate has thrown aside the patent
inside and looks better.
Prof Harvey is attending the State TeaclIf
ers' Institute az Topeka
OH. YES!!. Hear US shout-SaIt at S2.GO
at Ober Bond & Wilson'S.
Take your folks to Lays and indulge in
some OF those fine oysters.
Neo groceries and dry goods Just arrioed at
MARYLAND, Dodge & MaOrc's.
Selected oysterS-sclected especially for the
5alina market at Lay & Bros
The best advice we can give you is not to
get drunk on New Years day.
The county commissioners hold their regu7
lar quarterly meeting next week.
Iitowlch d Whitman will sell you clothing
very cheap, and it will lit you to a T.
Pure Maple syrup just received and for
sale cheap. at obcr, Bond 81 Wilson'S.
Christmas hrs passed, bit MarkIa,sd, Dodge &
Moorea selling goods cheaper than ercr.
For the next thirty days the Remington"
will be sold on time, by Fassett & Bowen.
Cotton Flannels just arrived and for sale
cheaper than ever, at Ober, Bond & Wilson'S.
Salina never saw a better week for trade than
last week. The stores were perfectly damned.
Go TO the reliable store OF Sargent & Bates
for anything YOU mant-,hey cannot be under
sold.
Coffees, Sugars, and "sich," cheaper than
ever at Ober, Bond & Wilson's Cheap Cash
Corner.
We saw at Sargent & Bates the incest, new
est and cheapest lot Of clothing that ever came
10 town.
About one hundred barrels more Of those
fine Michigan Apples LEFT, at ODER, Bond &
Wilson's.
For the next thirty days G. A. Solberg. will
sell his Tine Clothes by lie yard and suits, at
the cost price.
Harry Bcrks arrived home Gu last week.
"Wednesday to spend his holiday vacation amid
Salina festivities.
Goodbye, I'm going 70 Sargent & Bates to
get a new calico dress, they have just got an
other new supply.
Substantial comforters. kind mothers, gen
tie wife. loving children and Campbell, Sloan
& Tuthi 10 trade with.
Harry Downer, formerly of Salina. sustains
the part of"Paddy Miles in a local theatrical
entertainment in Abilene.
Mr.. A. ID. Rice started for Quincy. Ills, 1
Friday morning. He visits with his parents,
who live there. for several weeks.
County Treasurer Hamilton. assisted bv
Professor Hamilton. have been run to DEATH
with work for the past few weeks.
On aud after next Monday you will date
your letters. notes, etc, 1917. IL will be hardy
TO write il. but practice makes perfect.
TIE railroad emigrant building is to bey
erected just west of the water tank. The buddy
ing at Bismarck is being moved down.
Two large steers, belonging to Mr.. Emmett.
were purchased aid killed last week by Messrs.
{. L. Meade & Son. They weighed over 4,200.
Mr.. A. w. Seger went to Kansas City laS
Friday morning. lie will witt with niS
daughter in that city for about three months.
The Episcopal church was handsomely dec
GRATED with evergreens FOR the Christmas ser-S
vices. Windows, altar and walls were pro-
fusely trimmed.
On Christmas day Rev. r. b. Doolley. rec 4.
tor OF the Episcopal church, was presented
with Sl22, which was raised among his par
ishoners and friends.
Call at Henry c. Davis Harness shop. ons
door north of Briggs & Gcbhart's, Il you want
10 know all about Florida and the country be-
tween here and there.
Young man, don't make a mistake, but go
straight to Sargent & Bates and buy You a
good suit of clothes very cheap. They lust
got a new lot this week.
The snow fall of Saturday night and Sunday
was just what the Gypsum valley boys wanted
TO make their contemplated wolf chase sue
cessfu on Christmas day.
Capt. 5. II. Williams was passenger OF,
the train which was wrecked last Thursday.
morning. 1t was the Captains opinion for
while that his 'time had come
Tice says it is to be cold enough in a few
days to freeze "caitle standing" Then lock