The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-25

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during the Fair and Art Loan, which
contributed materially in making II
such q fine success.
WANTED-A pupil In short hand
who will pay for lessons by debating
to teacher for practice. Call at West
ern Union Telegraph ohiee.
The Ladies Auxiliary ofthe Y. NJ.
c. A. Is requested TO meet at the
rooms Of the Association, over Post
office, Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
A full attendance Is requested.
Miss HAlnLL, President.
ALL YOUNG LADIEs-We all love
them, so don't fail to see the Sweet
Sixteen" in Rebecca's Triumph.
Opera House, Friday evening,
March 5th.
Blankets Of all kinds at greatly re-
dueed prices at E. w. Ober's.
We lave in a general stock OF goods
and all the latest novelties will soon
be on sale.
CAMPBELL & TUTHI1L.
All winter goods at summer prices,
at E. w. Ober's.
We have the celebrated elite dress
lining which never fades nor loses
Its elasticity. The latest thing out.
CAMPBELL, & TUTHiLL.
Silks, Silks silks and Silks very
cheap at E. w. Ober's.
Dried beef-fresh and fne-at J. A.
Nelson's grocery.
All our groceries are fresh aud the
best brands and we take the lead in
canned goods, cheese, syrup aud
honey. CAssPBELL a TUTHILL.
The B. & NJ. Railway will in all
probability build to Salina in the
spring, which will enable ;hOse from
the north TO buy goods where they
can buy them cheap, which is at
Ober's One Price Cash Clothing Store.
Just IN. A lot Of mems Button
Shoes, made from the Kangaroo skin.
They are light, neat and comfortable.
CAMPBELL & TUFHILL.
J.C. johnson, the ell'known horse
man, has rented Ritchie & Sees sta
BILE and will conduct a feed and sale
stable.
Money to loan at s. and s straight,
no commission, and privilege Of max
ing partial payments If desired, by
Crippen, Lawrence K Co.
You can save "big money" by buy
ing an Overcoat now at Ober's One
Price Cash Clothing House.
Fresh GrOceries-nicest in the mar
ket, at J. A. Nelson's grocery.
The choicest, cheapest and best Sc
leeted stock Of Groceries in Salina is
at E w. Ober's.
UNIQUE. CHARMING, DELICIOUS
sixteen Of Salinas beautiful daughters
will present the most novel and de-
lightful entertainment Of the season
"Rebeeca's Triumph Opera House,
Friday evening, March 5.
Boots and Shoes for the million
the best line in the State Is at Ober's
One Price Cash Clothing House.
Don't wait, but borrow at once, at
81 or straight, without commission,
from Crippen, Lawrence d Co.
For SALE-A good second hand
safe. Enquire Of r. A. LovITT.
Fun BY THE GIRLs-Funny? OF
course it is funny. Go and enjoy
yourself "Rebecca's Triumph" p" Ope-
"a House, Friday evening, March 5th.
Ask any well dressed man where
he buys his clothes and his answer is
sure to be "at Ober's One Price Cloth
ing House"
Everything in the grocery line at J.
A. NelsOnis-freshest and best brands.
We can fl them all, both great and
small, and cheap is the word, at
Ober's One Price Cash Clothing
House.
Now is the time to borrow at 81 or S
straight-nO commission.
CRIPPEN, LAWRENCE & Co.
Now is the winter Of our diseon-
tent made glorious summer. by the
low prices at E. w. Ober's old relia-
bic and mammoth corner store.
II you want to buy good goods cheap
buy them at E w. Obsr's.
Now is the time to buy goods cheap
ct E. w. Ober's.
WHY will you cough when Shi-
loh's cure will give immediate relief.
Price Zoe, 80 cts.
Sold by Oscar Seitz.
A detailed description Of what goes
on In the stomach Of a child who has
worms, would not be pleasant read
ing. Suffice it TO say the child is in
torment, and every principle Of hu-
manity calls upon US who are parents
to help the little helpless ones God
has committed TO our care, by sx-
pslling the enemy. The Peerless
Worm Specific is simple, safe and
palatable remedy. We sell il. No
cure, no pay. OSCAR sEITz.
NoTICE-ro subscribers for lots Ia
the Kansas Wesleyan University
grounds. When eight payments have
been made the distribution OF the lots
will take place. This will be about
the middle Of April. Those who have
not made their payments promptly
will Ohlige by doing 20 At once, TO
Thos. H. Davis, Treasurer, al the
First National Bank.