The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-17

Coal oil only Is cents per gallon, at
ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
AL ,oooten goods at cost.
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE
We learn that Capt. A. G. Spillman,
of Roxbury, was married this week. We
did not learn the lady's name. We
tender congratulations.
1t will be noticed by an advertisement
published in this issue that the firm OF
G. j. Lay & Bro. has been dissolved, G..
j. Lay continuing the bushes.
Salina has very nearly, 500inhabitants.
The census will soon be taken, and we
believe the figures of the census roll will
not be far different from ours.
Wallace III. Johnson, once connected
with the JOURNAL and well known here,
is making arrangements to begin the
publication of newspaper at Solomon
City.
Ten 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.
The fees payable at the U. S. land
Office upon the entry of 80 acres of
Government land have been reduced
one-half. Quite an item for the set
tiers.
Secretary Gray's Agricultural Report
L. har nd nanapo har oh oruc ~ 10
1859 acres of Kansas Pacific lands in
Saline county remained unsold Octo-
Der LIST.
In this issue will be found the adver-
tisement of Mr.. John Geissler, merchant
at Bavaria. Mr.. Geissler has a good
stock and will furnish all his goods at
the lowest prices.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
the Dslmonico Restaurant, kept by w. p.
TEACHER, is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price Of regular meals to only
thirty-five cents.
The many friends of Judge n. F.
Carroll regret 10 hear of his long con-
tinous illness. He has been confined
to his home most of the time for the
last three months.
Prof. F. G Harvey and wife arrived
in town Monday evening. The Protes-
sor is already at work in the now firm
of Hamilton & Harvey, Attorneys, Real
Estate and Loan Agents.
Mr.. E. E. Bowen has been appointed
deputy county clerk. Bowen possesses
the best of clerical ability and is just
the man tor the place. Mr.. Sloan could
not have made better selection.
There will be business meeting of the
Athletic Club tomorrow (Friday) eve-
ming. All Members are requested to be
present, as business Of Importance must
be attended to. E. R. FUTILE, Sec'y.
Afew days ago Mr.. Louis Donmeyer,
of New Cambria, sold 81 head of hogs,
not one of which was year old, and
their gross weight was 9,627 pounds.
Pretty good figures, don't you think?
Our readers will observe that we
have again set our local items in large
type. We are compelled to do this by
large amount of job work which has
absorbed the smaller type of our Of
fee.
Mr.. Robert Anderson informs US that a
gentleman with abundant means will
hereafter buy grain at the Farmers Ee-
vator that the report that farmers can
no longer find a market there for their
grain is untrue.
Evening Union meetings still con.
tinue. Rev. s. Carr preached Sunday
evening; Rev. A. j. Hartsock, Monday
evening; Rev. W. A. Simkins, Tues
day evening, and Rev. J. Il. Lockwood,
last evening.
Neighbor Hoyt, of the Sentinel over
at Minneapolis, has recently purchased
job press, new type, ETC., and is pre-
pairing to do the best work in tho Solo
mon Valley. Success to Hoyt and his
excellent Sentinel.
The. Christian Sabbath school is now
held in the Methodist Church every Sun.
dav, at 4o'clock p. M, the Lutherans
having organized a school in this church
at the hour in which the Christians
formerly held their school.
Fort Scott coal $500 per ton, in guam.
titles to suit purchasers; Colorado coal
also. Leave orders at w. & NJ. ID.
Berg's Furniture store, and at the Far
mers' Elevator.
DoSEGAN & BERG.
The farmers on Gypsum creek have
been on the war path after wolves this
winter, and quite q number have been
killed. Mr.. William Tinker has al
ready several fine scalps, and proposes
to have more before the winter is over.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
have appointed Thursday evening, Jan,
usry Gath, for their grand entertainment
at Athletic Hall. 1t will consist Of
Music, Drama, Tableau and Farce
and will be rich from beginning &c
end.
Mr.. Z. B. Ingerham, q prominen,
farmer living near Brookville, design:
leaving soon for Tuscon, Arizona, where
he will enter upon the duties of "a lucra
tive position which has been offered
him. He has promised to drop US let
tiers for publication occasionally.
Our chsngeful climate makes a relia
ble remedy for throat disorder necesss