The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-10
The cheapest house in town.
ODER. WILSON az Co.

OpEh, w iisSON a 70.
Several large watts of beer at tn,
Fourth street brewery will be ready TO
the trade about one week from mex Mon
day.
! The next meeting of the Gypsum
Creek Farm ers' Club will be at the res
idence of Mr.. n. ID. Eastman, on Satur
day, January 10Th.
Owing to the few days of very colo
weather we had last week, work wa,
suspended on the various new building.
in course of erection.
For sale, farm of l6O acres, with house ant
stable,-75 acres broken. 60 acres in wheat
Terms-Sl, 900 $500 down, balance on long
time. Enquire at this Office.
The case of the State vs.. Hiram Davis
in which there has been twice a disa
greement of the jury, has been continued
until the next term of court.
fyou want good work in the line of boot
and shoemaklng, call upon Fl. J. Ostheimcr,
successor to L. j. Grant, at the old Stand.
Prices reasonable and to suit all. If.
Miss Spivey, of st. Louis, niece OF
Col. j. G.. Spivey, arrived last evening
from the East, and will visit the family
of her uncle during this month.
Great bargains in gloves, caps, COM
forts, blankets, fannels, water proofs,
jeans, etc., etc. Cost no object to close
out stock, at ODER, Wilson Il Co.'s
Eureka Liquid Stove Polish. The
best in the known world.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
Sole Agents.
The brickwork and the roof on the new
business block of Messrs. G. w. Jones
and Charles Holmquist is finished. The
interior work is being hurried forward.
10 per cent. discount on all clothes
ordered from F. Johnson during the
months of January and February.
Stand, first door east of the Herald Of
fee.
Messrs. Oscar Seitz, r. III. Dihle and
August Bondi went to Topeka, Tuesday
morning, being delegates to the German
Convention which convened there yes
terday.
Mr.. Carlin, father of the Carlin broth
ers, has been very seriously i'll for sew
eral weeks. On Tuesday morning it
was thought his condition was more
hopeful.
From five to seven dollars Reduction
on every suit of clothes made by McCor
II, hn Grof nf
Place of business, doors south of Gels
& Co.'S. Bank.
Mr.. end Mrs. John Foster entertained
very handsomely number of their
friends at their residence on Seventh
street. last Friday evening. Enjoyment
reigned supreme.
We shall publish next week a sermon
delivered by Rev. w. A. Simkins at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday. 1t is
to be published at the request of many
who heard and admired it.
WANTEB-A situation as salesman or
clerk in store or Office, eleven years ex-
perience in dry goods or groceries.
Will be at liberty about March LIST, 1873.
Addres Salesman, Journal Office.
We have now for sale a complete
stock of calf skin, French and American
sole leather, and shoe findings. We
will duplicate Kansas City prices.
ODER, WILSON & Co.
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. Wildman and
children started for Chicago, Monday
morning. Mr.. Wildman will be absent
about three weeks. Mrs. Wildman will
remain at her mothers in that city du-
ring the winter.
Owing to tho use of the smaller sizes
of type in job work we have been doing
this week, we have been compelled to set
our local items in larger type than usual.
As this does not often occur, we believe
our readers will willingly excuse US.
Coal oil 25 cents per gallon.
10 lbs. good brown sugar for Sl.OO.
S lbs. good Rio coffee, for Sl.00.
4 lbs. best Rio coffee, for Sl.00.
All other groceries in proportion.
HI. G. YUNGFLEIsCH d Co.
Mr.. S. j. Gilmore is getting out a new
edition of the Kansas Pacific Homestead.
The paper is full of information about
Central and Western Kansas. 1t is pub
lished free Send them to your friends
in the east who contemplate coming
west.
The ice was in fine condition on Fri
day and Saturday last, for skating. Old
and young in large numbers, brought
out their skates and improved the op-
portunity. The thaw on Tuesday rath-
or dampend the ardor of the boys, who
attempted to slide through the slush.
Preaching in the Lutheren church
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Sabbath School to be organized at 2
o'clock p. m. The pastor Is anxious to
have all interested to attend the services
next Sabbath, as he has special subject
to present.
Kruger & Parker have commenced
work upon the Opera House side walk.
As il is to cost $500 it will undoubtedly
be a substantial one. Over the coal
cellars in front tarred lumber has been
placed, upon which the sand, brick and
stonework is to rest.
Mr.. J. c. McQuary, of Eureka town
ship, has been appointed one of the
60 oalaaf cohnnl