The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-12-27

Coal Oil (of course) % cts per gallon. at ii.
C. Yungheish & Cos.
can and will sell my goods cheaper than
any other house in town. W. NJ. Goss.
We will save you money.
ODER, WILSON Il Co.
Furs cheap to close out.
J. c. RASH q SON.
Clothing at cost at the Pennsylvania Store.
III. G. YUNGFLEIsCH & Co.
Gloves, Mittens, Caps, etc, at greatly re-
duced prices. ODER, WILSON IL Co.
e. A. Solberg is closing out his winter stock
at very low price Go and give him call.
Mr.. G. E. Hutton is establishing quite a
reputation as a successful veterinary surgeon.
He has lost only one out of the 36 cases he has
had.
The brickwork of the Opera House is almost
completed. The roof is being put on. 1t
will take about two weeks to complete the
roof.
General Gilpatrick Is to lecture here about
the middle ofnext month, Colfax will lecture
here in February. Both gentlemen will be
here without fail.
Hear We! Hear yc.. Hear ye,.. right this
way, all you who are hunting bargains, never
were such bargains offered in Saliua as now at
ODER, Wilson Zoos.
A. G. Sloan's Christmas present brought
happy smiles to his face and gladness to his
heart. The babe that was born to him on that
day was a sweet girl.
For sale, farm Of 100 acres, with house and
stable,-75 acres broken. 60 acres in wheat.
Terms-Sl 900 $500 down, balance on long
time. Enquire at this office.
Maple Syrup, Cranberries, Buck wheat
Flour, Cider and Apple Butter, cheap, cheaper,
cheapest, at Ober, Wilson & Cos.
The largest and best selected stock OF white
shirts, just received at the New York Store for
the holidays, at reduced prices, call and see
them. LITowICH 81 WITTMANN.
The person who carried away my lantern
from the NJ. f. church hall on Monday eve
ming, will oblige me by leaving it at my shop.
WM SULLIVAN.
There will be meeting of the Athletic Club
uext Thursday evening, January Bird, 1873,
at their Hall. Let every member be present,
for it is election night +. r. FUTILE, Secy.
Mr.. Z. L. Gebheart came within one day of
having a Christmas present which "takes the
shine out of all Others" His little boy was
born the day before. Perry is happy, any
way.
From this on and until the first of April, E.
j. Mac will make reduction from So to s. on
the price of his custom made suits. This he
does to work off his winter stock to prepare for
spring.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by w. L.
TEACHER, is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
Darling was up to Salna last week. Except
Enterprise, of course, he thinks il is the most
wide-awake, nobbiest, busiest town in the
State. Correct We have tender feeling for
the handsome town of Salina.-Enterprise
Gazette.
Parties are in the habit of crossing with
loaded wagons the brick sidewalk on the South
.idc of Iron Avenue, East side. Complaint
will be made to the city authorities if this is
not stopped.
The concert to be given by the Christian
Church on New years evening, will be held
in the NJ. f.. Church. Some of our best local
talent will assist, and the concert without
doubt will be first-class.
Mr. III. |. Ostheimer has bought out the
boot and shoe shop of l.. j. Grant, on Santa
Fe avenue, and will now run it in all its
and remarkable low prices is his motto.
II those having magazines, books in parts,
and periodicals of all kinds, will bring them
to our Office, we will have them bound much
cheaper than they can get the work done
through any other source.
Mr.. John NJ. Chids, X L. emigrant agent,
last week passed over the road with large
party who were seeking lands and homes
Twenty parties went to Russell Thursday eve
ming, and twenty-one Friday evening.
Thus Christmas day for lS17..has passed, with
its pleasant memories, and soon (for time flies
so FAST we shall. soon be arranging and pre-
pairing and worrying over making Christmas
day for 1873 just as enjoyable.
Since our last issue, the mud has not made
great progress towards disappearance, and
the condition of the roads Is really much worse.
Constant ram and drizzle has turned the sur
face of Central and Western Kansas into one
vast mud hole.
4 party who borrowed a team at Lincoln
Center came to Salina, took the eastern bound
traln-forgetting, OF course, to return the team.
Christmas day telegram came from Ellsworth
for his arrest. A man was arrested, but proved
TO be the wrong fellow.
Messrs. Shipe and Haynes, from Williams
port, Penn, have purchased through Hamil-
toms real estate agency $50 acres Of land from
Hon. Joel Maltby. Through the same agency
Mr.. J. NJ. Anderson's farm south Of Salina has
been sold to Mrs. Miller,
The Salina Cornet Band is preparing to
give concert and variety entertainment. The
band Is now under the leadership of Prof.
Egan, who is one of the best band instructors
in Kansas. Ii will he one of the best en- ter
toinmeufs eyer pi Won in Salina