The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-14

Store keeps a better class of goods, ant
sells them cheaper than you can buy them o
anyone else.
Boot and Shoes, cheap. cheaper, cheapest, a
Ober, Wilson & Co.'S,
Workmen were busy the first days OF this
week pumping water from the recently dug eel
lar of the new mill. Four pumps were at worl
at one time.
Have you seen those knobby Parasols, al
ODER, Wilson & Co.'S?
DIR. j. B. GROCER is on his way home from
the Black Hills. He frankly states that the
Black Hills cry is a good deal OF fraud. Ash
Seitz about it.
Send for samples and prices Of our goods.
LITowICH & WHITMAN.
Twenty-one car loads of freight were re-
ceived at this station last Sunday. The track
and side-traek is pretty well taken up with
freight cars, daily.
We defy the world on prices.
ODER. WILSON & Co.
An effort is being made to collect money
enough, by subscription, to improve that
wretched road between the depot and John
Haines' place on the Mulberry.
The cheapest store in town.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
HOLD THE FoRT.- &c j. Lay & Brother are
coming with the most delicious ice cream In
the market. They will deliver ice cream daily
to families. either by the quart or gallon.
Look all around and then buy your goods
OF US. ODER, WILSON & Co.
W. f. Weil, dealer i'm Hides, Wool. Furs,
&C., office in City Hotel, Salina, Kansas.
Wanted. 100000 pounds of Wool, at ST. Louis
prices. Also hi hest prices paid for Hides.
WAxTED-at the Pacific House-a first-class
dining room girl, to take charge of the dining
room.
The book OF thirty-two departments, con-
tanning valuable information on almost every
thing for everybody. DR.. Chase's Improved
Recipes. Geo. b. McGranahan, Agent, Sail
ma. Kansas.
WANTED-A girl to do general house work
in small family; inquire at the residence Of
L. +. Carver, East Sa;ina.
The County Attorneys of Kansas have held
4 convention at Topeka. John Foster, Coun-
~ Attorney of Saline, was a member of the
committees on Assessment and Taxation, and
Roads and Bridges.
Two sheep-one black with white face, the
other white-lost on Thursday last.
WARNER & WRIGHT.
The mason work for the new elevator is to
be done by j. A. Nelson. Valin & Eckstrand
Il f',,l q
to furnish the lumber. We gather
these items from the Advocate.
Our very latest big bargain is suit Of
Clothes that We offer for $780,
SARGENT & BATES.
People often come to US and inquire If we
''meant them" by what we have said in these .
when we hadn't the slightest thought |
them or their doings. Their con-
science troubles them.
Here we are again. Ice cream for heated /
mortals. Deliciously delicious.
u. LAY 6 Bro.
Mrs. Y. F. Carroll and children, aad Mrs. NJ
ID. Sampson and children. started East this
morning. Mrs. Carroll will make a six weeks
visit in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Sampson will visit
Tor several months in Wisconsin, New York
and Illinois.
LUBRICATING OIL AT SElTZ'S.
We arc requested to state that it is the desire
Of the directors of the Farmers Elevator AS
ISOLATION that those who have subscribed for
stock will pay in their subscriptions imme-
lately, that the work may 90 on without
lelay or hinderance.
Come aud see our new Black Alpaca for
twenty-five cents per yard. The best ever
brought to this market for the money.
LITowrcH & wIrrMASS.
X. Carlbcrg is prepared to deliver ice in any
'art Of the city. Private families, as well
: all others. can depend upon being supplied
each morning. if they so desire, with
superior quality of ice. Leave orders at
hute 4 Halls meat market.
Messrs. II. ID. Mobley, Gregory and families
ook their departure from tins county a few
lays since for a summer trip to the San Juan
country, Colorado, for the benefit Of their
lealth. They will return the latter part of the
Minneapolis Sentinel.
Work on the city binding will he commenc- |
q next week, or the week after. The city s
as negotiated the bonds issued for this build.
ng 10 Topeka party. at ninty-eight cents on :
he dollar. A splendid financial transaction |
alIna's credit is certainly first-class.
The wheat is ripening beautifully. No bet
.r weather could be asked for. The stalk
roans with its heavy burden of head ma
.rial." What seems to trouble most of the
srmers Is how they shall speedily garner the =
olden fruit of their mammoth fields.
The rear addition of brick tenement house '
elonging to Mr.. VIM. Keller. and occupied :
Y the family Of Capt. IL. ID. Baker. fell in one =
vening last week, and was rendered quite
ain. The family were absent at the time. A .
w articles of furniture were damaged. O
Having moved my blacksmith shop to Ba-
aria. am now prepared 20 do repairing on
lachnes, plows, wagons, horse-shoeing and u
eneral repairing. Thanking the public for past Q
vors. would ask a continuance of the same.
1872 I. III. TERRY.
Mr.. Y. q. Bond. Of the firm Of ODER. Bond
Wilson, has sold his interest In the business :
Salina and also at this place, TO Mr.. +. !,
'ilson. We do not know what Mr.. Bond
-oposes doing in the future. but we are Ger "
in he will not be idle. He is one of the best =
Isiness men in the country.-Saline County =