The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-03-15

Choice fresh groceries daily received and fo
sale cheap at Ober. Bond & Wilson's.
son was born to.yr and Mrs. Samuel
CrOyl, Of New Cambria. last Tuesday.
Look all around, then save 10 per cent. by
buying of us. OBEn, BOND e. WILSON.
We ,eiH guarantee saring Of Is per cent t.
any one that buys th>ir groceries as.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
The delightful smell Of burning rags and
old leather is floating on the breeze People
will burn rubbish just at this time of the year.
Come and see the new color. tileul, in la.
dies fancy lace silk ties. They are pretty.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTHILL
Come on, Macduff Goods cheaper than
anybody at Ober Bond & Wilson's.
The new law requires the payment Of
fee Of one dollar to the county superinten-
dent from each candidate for teachers certiE.
cate.
A very good span of horses, belonging TO
Charley Wimarth. was stolen from ID. y
Crossan's place. on the Smoky, last Saturday
night.
An extensive prairie fire prevailed north Of
Z this place IN Tuesday night. fIhe land in all
direction about North Pole Mound was burned
over.
4 That slight gust of wind Tuesday night
made many IA person think that he or she was
a thousand miles at sea with only IA railing TO
hold on to.
/ On Sunday, March 11th. Mr.. Charles Quist
was married to Miss Betty NJ. Madison. by II.
I H. Nash. Justice of the Peace, at the residence
of The brides parents.
! One of the best places to stop your team
and hold a confab with your neighbor is Oh
the crosswalk. 1t is SO pleasing to hear tie
pedestrians grumble.
! Dry Goods, Dry Goods. Dry Goods, Dry
Goods for the millions, cheap, cheaper, cheap
est at ODER, Bond & Wilson's.
The utmost care should be exercised in SIT
wind is liable to spring up suddenly aud
carry the fire beyond CONTROL
We have all the new aud late novelties in
hats aud caps and clothing. and we will sell
them lower than any house in the West. Call
and examine at Ober, Bond & Wilson's.
we nave uUuUle DIdch dipSCCd Ioi -oC
per yard, as good rs ever was brought TO this
market, aud sold for 35c. Come ami see.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TUTBILL.
We understand hat Mr. A. l.. Dodge has
purchased the residence property of Mr.. A. j.
Minard. corner of Ninth and Iron Avenue
paying therefor the sum of 81 800. A good
bargain.
Waddy Hoover has traded off his restaurant
house, on Santa Fe avenue, apd talks of going
to the Big Horn Mountains He has been in
that country before, and knows the lay of
the land.''
We understand that the social OF the Chris
tan church, held at Mr.. aud Mrs. III. +. Wool
ley's last Friday evening, was largely attended
and that all presant were very pleasantly en-
tertaned
Mcssrs. J. NJ. and q. L. Wilson and p. Q.
Bond made visit to the celebrated Crane
Rancho, the first of this week. Sir. Bond
purchased three Berkshire hogs, one OF them
an imported sow.
A few pairs of Pekin ducks for sale at So per
pair. Eggs So pei "ozen; two dozen for So.
Eggs from Partridge Cochins, 81 per dozen.
Nothing finer ~ poultry. Call on or address,
Mrs. G. Il. ANDERSON.
When you replace the broken glass in your
sash, try what virtue there is in the blue arti-
Gle that is being so very generally prescribed
TOR the ills that flesh i. heir to- Probably
you may make Il grand discovery.
Three important Establishments have been
started at Sdlina within the last three months:
a wagon manuactory, a broom mandatory
and tannery. hMay many more manuiacto-
ries be started here within the EeXt three !
months.
The steamer took an up-river trip last Mon
day afternoon. The stage OF water Was good !
and the boat rair along very smoothly. Her
machinery is IN perfect order. She will run
regularly as soon as the weather becomes /
warmer.
a number of parties from Southern Wiscon-
>in are prospecting here, having in view NJ,
early location IN This part OF the country.
Among The number is Mr.. Mich, all intelli-
gent and agreeable gentleman from the town
of Brighton.
New cambria cdging. lace edging. insertion,
hose white aud fancy ladies Isle thread gloves
very pretty ami fancy. napkins aud towels,
linen collars and cuffs. and oh. the prettiest
colaretteS, at Campbell, Sloan Il ruthilIs.
The Kansas N. T.. Conference assembled al
Holton yesterday. RevS. Lockwood. Dear
born and Hill, of this place. started for that
place Monday mcrmngS They will make a
strong pull to have Salna selected as the place
Tor the Conference next Year.
We are told by the Herald that Mr.. Charles
l.. Norton, for some time past engaged in the
Auditors Office OF the ~. Louis & Iron Noun
tain Railroad, al II. Louis. has b en- promoted
TO the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Fuel aud lie
department. We also understand that Mr.. T.
L. Wilbur has received an appointmen,in Mr.
Norton's Office.
Capt. j. ID. Marsh, who went TO the Centen-
nil last spring and is the last survivor of
the ArgonaCts," returned To town. SATURDAY
aiIern oon. Ne Mas duly welcomed by all ms
friends who were delighted 10 see his Il m liar
form upon the streets again. He informs us
that a number OF hi> Old Pennsylvania friends