The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-05-06
THE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1855.
A lIttle girl born to L. H. Green.


Oceans Of mud for a few hours, bu
drying up now very fast.
An elegant line Of oil shades in al
eOlOrs at f. w. Ober's.
Mr.. s. NJ. Ferlen has returned from
an extended visited in Chicago.
Mr.. D. H. Hageman is in town OF
business-to remain g few weeks.
Messrs. Moore & Quimby occupy
their new OfIiee-a very pleasant one
The telephone service now has S
subscribers. The service shocking up
Miss Grace WOOlley, Of Kansas
City, is a guest Of her brother Geo. T.
The firm name Of H. c. Davis & Co
has been changed to Davis & Milan
Joe PendletOn has accepted q posi-
ton in his brothers shop at Linds-
borg.
The county commissioners meet on
the 9TH Of June IS board Of equ aliza.
ton.
Friend Champlin came in smiling
the other day to announce that IL was
q girl.
The Sells circus bill posters are a;
work hanging their gorgeous pictures
shout town.
Carload choice eating potatoes just
received direct from Greeley Cal, at
E. w. Ober's.
Mr.. Sam NJ. Wilson designs build
ing q new residence on his South
Santa Fe property.
Carload choice seed potatoes Just
received from Greeley, CAL, six varie
ties at E. w. Ober's.
DR.. Phillips is attending the Ma
tiOnal Medical Association in session
this week at st. Louis.
The heavy rainfall which we have
had ia town was only a sprinkle q
few miles south Of the city.
Carload choice seed potatoes just
received from Greeley, Cal, six varie-
lies, cheap at z. w. Ober's.
The old fence along DIR. Grier's
property has been supplsnted by a
new one, placed on the lot line.
800 league balls and bats to be given
away. For particulars call at Ober's
One Price Cash Clothing House
Hess is the man that makes the
best shoe on earth. Ober's One Price
Cash Clothing House, sole agents.
Secretary Gay, Of the National In
suFance Co., returnca Friday from
the East, accompanied by Mrs. Gay.
DR.. r. E. Nlckles went down to
Topeka Tuesday 10 attend the annual
meeting OF the State Dentists AssOei-
alton.
800 clocks, all good time keepers, in
fact the best, to be given away. Call
at Ober's One Price Cash Clothing
House.
Mr.. J. F. Wellington hes gone to
Osborne City TO reside temporarily.
He engages in business with his son
James.
Mrs. s. NJ. Palmer started for Den
yer yesterday afternoon, for a sum
mer's visit. Her son Fred aecompa-
MED her.
The Cadet Band viii furnish music
at the corner stone laying ceremonies
of the Kansas Wesleyan University
this afternoon.
The railroad carpenters are busily
engaged in overhauling and repairing
the hotel at the depot for eating sta
ton purposes.
100 elegant ehrOmOs in elegant
frames to be given away. For par
ticulars call at Ober's One Price Cash
Clothing House.
There is quite an arrival Of strang-
ers who have come to witness the cor
ner stone laying ceremonies OF the
K. W. U. to day.
As will be noticed by the dissolution
notice published elsewhere, Mr.. P.
II. Allison has retired from the Eber-
hardt Mattress Co.
Sells circus Is to exhibit in the
southeastern part Of town, near
the brewery-On what is known as
the old county park.
The weather signals at Mr.. SeitZ's
store now float from q fine new flag
st Extraordinarily more elevated
than its predec~ ssOr.
Mr.. r. P. Cravens has retired from
the insurance firm Of Braniff b era
vens, to devote his entire attention to
the Herald business
Miss Mary Bishop takes Mrs. Davis
place as teacher Ia the Second Ward
school. The latter lady has been
suffering from sickness.
The ceremonies Of laying the cor
ner stone Of the Kansas Wesleyan
University take place at the grounds
ct O'Clock P. N. to-day.
Carpets for the million, as good
styles as Kansas City and as Kansas
City prices, at E. w. Ober's Old Reli-
able and Mammoth Cash Store.
John A. Nelson's grocery store was
entered from the backHwind0w Friday
night A few cents in change. some
tobacco and other small artlcl-s were
taken.
Our Clothing Is better made, better
fitting, better styles aud cheaper than
you can buy at any other store In the
state, at Ober's One Price Cash Cloth
ing House.
Thomas NJ. Winter has been APP
pointed a justice OF the peace for Gyp-
sum township TO nh the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of e. C.
Davidson.
Mr.. Finley, recently Mr.. Aldrieh's
partner in the livery business, has
purchased johnson q Peel's interest
in the livery fTm OF Jewett &
johnson.
Col aud Mrs. 4. c. CuIp went TO
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