The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-15
THE JOURNAL.
THuRspAY. ALL l5. lsss.
Joseph Cook on the 2lst
Sunday was . perfect day.

April showers, and many Of theI
since our last issue.
The showers have started vegeta
ton up in good style.
John A. Leander is now employe,
10 CIV. Banks Law Office.
Seats for the Joseph Cook Iectur
are being taken up rapidly.
Joseph Cook, Wednesday evening
April 2lst, ct O'Clock P. d..
Go to o. seltz's drugstore and &c
cards explaining weather signals.
The county commissioners are hold
ing their regular quarterly session.
Mr. Robinson, ST., Of the Repu5Ii
can suffers from pFess-mashed finger
Mr.. II. d. league has commenced
building an addition 10 his residence.
ar. Geo. Benfsld has bought Mr..
Finley's interest In the livery stable
Carload choice eating potatoes just
received direct from Greeley Cal, 81
E. w. ObeF's.
Mr.. Whittier has moved his gro
Gerry stock 10 the north room In the
old Pennsylvania House.
g. Solberg, the tailor, has moved
his shop TO Mr.. H. J. Parker's new
building on Seventh street.
The court house doors are draped I'm
memory Of the deceased county com
missioner, A. Is. Dickinson.
Carload choice seed potatoes just
received from Greeley, Cal, six varie-
ties. cheap at E. w. Ober's.
Messrs. King and Robertson sold
three car loads Of fine cattle to Bart
lett & Jenkins last Saturday.
Carload choice seed potatoes just
received from Greeley, Cal, six varie-
ties, cheap at E. w, Ober's.
Chas. Bush has been Te-appOinted
Superintendent Of the Poor Farm
upon the same contract as last year.
Hess is the man that makes the
best shoe on earth. Ober's One Price
Cash Clothing House, sole agents.
Roberts. See has sold his residence
at corner Of Ninth aud Mulberry
streets Ia Rev. J. II. Dreyer for $3.50.
Don't fail to secure seats for the
Madam Frye concert on the 10Th,
given for the benefit Of the Y. NJ. G. A
The county commissioners wit
messed the trial OF the road machines
in Elm Greek township last Monday
afternoon.
An elegant line Of Furcsman and
Chenille curtains, also lace curtains
Of every kind. Cheap is the word at
E. w. Ober's.
Mr.. ThOs. Dickinson was summon
ed from his home in Illinois to the
bedside Of his dying son, arriving
LIST Sunday.
The county commissioners have |
passed an order requiring the county |
treasurer-elect TO give the usual bond
Of $4,000.
Among those granted INSTRUCTOR
by the State Board Of
last week was J. p. Perrill,
Of Assaria.
The city council met Friday even
ing. The only business transacted |
was the qualifying Of the newly elect
ed members.
Never was such q stock Of dress
goods for sale In Kansas, a. is for sale !
at e. w. Ober's Old Reliable and |
Mammoth Store.
The Leslie concert aud convention
troupe finished their work Friday
with a concert, in which home talent |
principally participated.
A lot Of bridge material was
brought into Chico Saturday evening,
to be used on the stretc,- Of tSad be-
tween Chico and Salina.
The members ofthe NJ. E. church
gave Rev. J. H. Lockwood a very
pleasant reception at the residence of
Mr.. c. Eberhardt, Tuesday night.
100 elegant Chromos in elegant
frames to be given away. For partie-
ulars call at Ober's One Price Cash
Clothing House.
Never was such a stock Of dress
goods for sale In Kansas, rs Is for sale
at f. w. Ober's Old Reliable and
Mammoth store. and cheap is the
WORT.
For n few days we have had q little
touch Of the oId-time Kansas wind.
Some things grow sweeter aud better
with age. but never the regulation
Kansas wind.
An elegant line Of oil shades in all
eolOrs at E. w. Ober's.
Mr.. ". C. TuthIlI and family were
to have len for California, Monday,
but owing to sickness among the varl-
Gus members Of the family, the trip
was given M.
DR.. J. B. GROCER writes that he will
soon return 10 Sallna. When the let
ter was written he was about 10 take
8 trip to southern Florida aud the In
dian river country.
These are very wonderful lectures.
Mr.. Cook has strong convictions, the
courage Of his convictions, and the
force 10 support his courage. In reas-
Oning the infidel party have here met
their match.-ReU. @. II. Sptrgeoa.
Charles Miller, the 4-year old son
OF +. w. Miller-taken sick with
membraneous Group last Friday
died at II O'Clock P. M. Monday, and
was buried the following day.
Ladies' muslin Underwear, the best
fitting and best made goods on earth,
for sale rs low as you can buy the ma
terial. Come and examine at +. w.
Ober's Old Relisble and Mammoth
Corner Store.