The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-11-30
Positively everything to be closed out with
Vim the next ninety days.

will be addressed by Rev. A. d. Goodwin,
the Christian church. The Thanksgiving ser
vices in the Episcopal church will be held
the usual hour in the morning, and Rev Thos
B. Dooley will preach sermon appropriate t'
the day.
Hurrah-a new firm in the city buying ant
selling all kinds of country produce and llv'
J poultry, will be found at the well known
stand of Probert's drug store.
\ s. Ii. WILLIAMS Son.
The steamer, Belle of Salina, sank at hel
danding las, evening (Tuesday). The boat is
under water as far back as the smoke STACK
The cause for her going down is not known
but it is believed by the owners that she ha;
4 been scurtIed by some scouDdrel or scoudreis
work,nen will be engaged to-day TO raise her
\ and repair the damage done.
We 60 you two to one that we will discount
any other store in the West on Teas {:
Twankay teas. best ~
Japan teas. best 40 to 81
Ooong teas. best = 30 to ~
Young Hyson teas, best = so to SO
TX Gunpowder teas, best .75 TO Loo
II We are here for keeps.
ODER. BOND & WILSON.
We were admitted to the Monday evening
practice of the Gymnasium Club this week
and spent pleasant evening in watching cir
fcus-Iike feats performed by the members pres
Ient. The boys are making good progress in
khe scales I'd some of them have acquired
very graceful movement by their practice.
Mr.. Frank Smith. quite an accomplished GYM
mast. is the leader, and is commercially thor
ough in his drill.
I Never show your hand till you are sure of
Your trick:
J II pounds of Currants for leo
10 pounds of Dried Apples for LOO
IL pounds of Rice for LOO
Better Tea by % per cent. than any other
house i'm Kansas. at the Reliable Stone Palace
Store of Ober. Bond g. Wilson.
On Friday evening last Mr.. j. W. Baugh-
man, brakeman on the X. p. railroad, was
killed near Victoria. by falling between two
ears and portion of the train passing over
him. The train had run about II miles before
was missed. As soon as it was
Enown that he was not on the train. the train
Mas backed until they came to the spot where
he fell and where his iifeless body was found
badly mangIed. He was nephew by mar
rage of Maj. Forsse and hi, family resided in
Falun. His remains were buried in the cem-
etery, in Falun township, on Sunday last.
A friend of ours, single man Of uncertain
I,..f oil
myth and hoax, and lie don't see the neces-
sty of int. rfering with the course of time and
running III an extra day in the year just to
give forward and assuming women an oppog7
tunity to marry retired and quiet men,
Why" said he, 4" last year | made three pro-
posas within eleven months, and had nearly
made a fourth one. when the year run out.
Being as how twas the custom, of course
thought I'd give the women chance; but
not one OF them have done the right thing yet,
that know of. Darned If | don't think
Mould be married a'fore now, if it hadt been
Tor this yer leap year business"
Four pairs Drawers for S1.O0
Four good Uniershirts for 100
Good Cottonade Pants, only 80
Heavy A." 10
ANo. " 100
TIp.top Pants, only 1.25
Good Cottonade Coats, only 1.25
. Suits. only 5.OO
The best $40 suit in town. We defy them
all. Lick your muzze and fire again.
ODER. BoSD & WILSON.
The elegant courtirrs of the Grand Monsr-
gue. on the field of battle. were accustomed to
salute the enemy with, please fire first, gen.
tlemen." A polished citizen OF Salna, the
other day, had discussion with another cit-
zen, and iinally ''got his mad up" Says he,
IL Will give you every chance in the world.
bare my bre st aud ask you TO strike me. If
you will only do that, and show that you have
any courage, | will agree not to return the
blow, and will give you receipt in full for
that ten dollar bill you borrowed of me two
years ago. The "olher fellow drew back
and gave him punch that landed the polished
geltneman some six feet away from his orig-
nal position. He then slid rapidly ont of the
room, not waiting for the receipt and to hear
the polished gentleman's ecomiums on his
courage. Undoubtedly the receipt will be
forthcoming.
Tar troches will cure sore throat. remove
hoarseness and strengthen the voice. Just the
thing for singers aud public speakers. Sold
for - cents per box at Seitz's drug store.
\The best linIment now in use, for man or
beast, is the Arnica LinInent. Sold at %
cents per bottle at Seitz's drug store.
Your hair can be preserved danJruff re-
moved, by using Browns hair tonic. Ii is the
best. Sold by Oscar S eitz at fifty cents per
bottle.
That Iron Avenue bridge and the approaches
have had great deal of abuse hut not near
as much a. they deserve Time, and time
again has it been predicted that some fatal ac-
cident would occur in consequence of their
condition. and had not some protec-
ting providence intrrvened terrible one would
have happened there last Monday morning
Nr. Gels, accompanied by Mrs. Gels, Mrs. n
F. Carroll and Mr. Hessler, had driven from
the East side across the bridge and was in the
act Of descending the approach on this side.
when the horses commenced crowding each
other until they We're precipitated over the
embankment some twenty feet into the mar
row ravine below-draging the carriage after
them. The carriage turned upside down.
but its occupants remained inside until after