The Saline County journal., 1878-07-25

THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1878.
oncIai Paper Of the City ofSaIIna.
Extra Copies OF the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store Of White
had sesmsn's. first door east of Postofnce.
Remember the Bell Ringers tonight.
w. Jones has the boss sulky plow.
$4,000 to loan-Bishop, Chsce & Grier.
John Gels. Sr.. went East this morning.
Editorial correspondence on the first page.
Mr.. A. 8. Palmer has returned from Illinois.
Wood wanted on subscription at this Office.
Mr.. L. L. Bond is down the road on vaca-
ton.
The prairie chickens will ''die game next
week.
Smiths Bell Ringers at the Opera House to-
night.
Seasonable fruit always found at the City
Bakery.
Go toe. w. Jones and buy one Of his Weir
sulky pIow.
Dry goods at their actual value. at Ober,
Wilson Co.'S.
nyou want to buy the best sulky rake 60 to
q. w. Jones.
The Saline river is said to. be bank full at
Lincoln Center.
Henry Northop's child died yesterday and
Was buried to-day.
Ice furnished at the City bakery. Leave
your orders there.
Gents fine French calf hand made boots, at
Ober. Wilson & Cos,
Prepare your glass through which to view
the eclipse next Monday.
Markland, Dodge 4 Moore are still selling
goods cheaper than anyone.
WASrrD-A girl to work in small family.
Apply to j. B. Whitehead.
Mr.. Z. Rothschild has been III for . week
past, and confined to his hotel.
Mr.. W. Pierce is back again and is buying
grain at the Farmers Elevator.
CIV. Jones sells the best stirring plows,
hArrows and drills in the market.
The Meadow Lark Mower is the best in the
market. C. W. Jones sells them.
For choice fresh groceries, 60 to headquar-
ters, which is Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
Bartlett & jenkins want all the calves they
can get at their market on Santa Fe.
You can save from 81 to S. on q suit Of
clothes BY buying OF Ober, Wilson & Co.
John A. Nelson is building brick residence
on Santa Fe avenue and corner Of Mulberry.
We have an ercellent line Of ladies' fine shoes.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
For your Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery. Fancy
goods, etc., ETC., call on A. T. & NJ. II. Grier.
Farm for rent-apply to Bishop, Chase &
Grier. 2-2w.
WANTED-A girl to do general house work iu
asmall family. Enquire at Briggs & Gebhart's.
Mr.. C. A. Hitler is father to healthy bounc-
ing ten pound boy, born last Sunday morn
ing.
Money saved is money earned. 500 per
year saved by trading with Ober, Wilson &
Co.'s.
When you come to town drop into Lay Is and
get hot cup Of coffee, lunch or Of some
kind.
son & Co., and at prices way below their
neighbors.
For your School and Miscellaneous books,
wall paper, stationary, etc.. call on A. I. &
n. H. Grier.
Don't run the risk of being sun struck, but go
buy an umbrella or big strao hat, Of Markland,
Dodge 4 Moore.
Our town Is very healthy, considering the
warm weather which has prevailed during the
past two weeks.
Remember that all kinds of summer goods are
being sold regardless Of rahse. at Marktdnd.
Dodge / Moore's.
Ober, Wilson 4 90. have just received new
invoice of French and American calf skins,
harness leather, etc.
G. Solberg is selling out his stock Of summer
goods, by the yard at cost, and will make up
the suits very cheap.
Remember the Temperance meeting next
Sunday afternoon. The programme has not
yet been furnished us.
The boys sought relief from the extreme
heat OF the past two weeks by taking baths on
the Fourth street dam.
Mr.. J. n. Anderson of the Riverside Dairy,
Is building an airy milk house with every con-
venience for keeping milk.
Sole leather tipped shoes for children-never
wear out at the toes. Ober, Wilson & Co. are
sole agents for these goods.
The JOURNAL Office Is under lasting obliga-
lions to little Miss Irene Cavanaugh for beau-
tiful boquet OF choice flowers.
There Is to be Sunday School picnic on the
head ofGypsum creek to-day. Several schools
In the Gypsum Valley participate.
The County Republican Central Committee
met In the JOURNAL Office last Saturday. The
proceedings are published elsewhere.
Mr.. A, ". wickham has commenced the
erection Of . Ane residence on his lots near the
corner o. Eighth and Walnut streets.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Minard
will be panied to learn Of the sudden death Of
their little boy in Lawrence recently.
We are gald to see Col. Alexander so far re-
covered - to be able to be riding upon our
streets again. after so long an illness.