The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-14

A'ohsA WINS WI UJOUst1t
The ice men now talk Of Shipping ICE iron
Denver, Col, where there is sail to he III
abundance.
For SALE-One first-class ticket from Brook
vile to Cleveland. Ohio. via. Chicago. En-
G'Iire at this office.
The contract for building bridge just .outi
OF the CarIin farm has been let 10 Kruger !
! Parker for the sum Of $3.50.
John Gels, Jr arrived from Johns town
Penn. Oh Tuesday evening. John Gels. Sr
is expected the latter part OF this week.
Street Commissioner Harrison does his bes
to keep the street crossings clear these muddy
times. for which he has the thanks of pedestri
ans.
Barrett & Ruhland are proprietors OF tn
Salina Packing House and Sausage Manufac
tory. full stock always on hand. They
can be found at Meade & Sons old stand.
In Zell's Encyclopedia we find the follow
ing: '.Saint Cloud. in Kansas: village o
Saline county, about 35 miles w 5 Wof juno
ton City, Who will he the historian of Saini
Clouds
Last weeks storm raised the water in all the
creeks and rivers. and for several days the fords
were impossible. We learn that one OF the
bridges on West Gypsum was damaged by the
high water.
Wheat rose cents per bushel last Tuesday.
But what of il: There WAS no possibility Of
any being hauled to town. Should it bring
81 so per busl,el. wheat could not be hauled to
market.
Come one-come all, and be convinced that
the Delmonico Restaurant, kept by w. p.
Thacher, is the best restaurant in the west.
Down goes the price of regular meals to only
thirty-fve cents.
At their meeting last Thursday the county
commissioners created the new township of
Cambria" dividing Elm Greek township,
line running north and south. The east half
Of Elm Creek conposes the new township.
In webster's Dictionary we find the follow.
ing definition: "Garden of the West: A
name usually given to Kansas, but sometimes
applied to Illinois and other Western States,
which are all noted for their productiveness."
The incompatible .Estey organ" and world
renowned "Wilson Sewing machlne''-at the
new music store. s. W. Pierce Co., whole
sale agents for Central and Western Kansas.
c. E. Libby and G. NJ. Eastman. agents for
Saline and adjoining counties. l4w
Il 1.-THE JOURNAL evidently does not class the
boys at the Advocate and Herald offices rs cit
izens Of SAID (5aline) county.-Advocate.
Let's see; who IL there connected with the
Herald Office who il citizen Of Saline
county:
DR.. r. f. Nickles goes to Ellsworth, Rus
connected with his profession. People up
that way will do well to avail themselves Of
his skill in dentistry during his presence
among them.
We understand that Mr.. f. w. Blair, Of this
place, intends engaging in the hardware bust
ness at Solomon City. in the spring. If this
be the case, he will he greatly missed at the L.
8. Land Office where he has 80 continuously,
faithfully, courteousIy, and honorsbly served
in the capacity Of clerk.
We find the following item under the head
of Bankruptcy Notes" in the Topeka Com
monwealth Of the 10th inst:
In the matter of B. A. I.itowich, of Salina
first meeting of creditors held; sixteen credi-
tors proved up claims aggregating SIG, %.
and Charles E. Fargo chosen assignee; bonds
fixed at $500
The Salina Journal, one of the best Of our
weekly exchanges, has just entered upon its
eighth volume. II has lately put in new press
es and material, and says that its patronage is
good. The JOURNAL folks. like all other
newspaper men, make as good a paper as its
patronage will afford. We are glad to know
that 1t Is appreciated.-Topeka Common
wealth.
Messrs. McFarlane & White. who have late
" opened an Office on Fifth street for the pur-
chase of hides, furs. wool. tallow, etc, present
their card in another column, and solicit
share of this trade in Central Kansas. These
gentlemen are pleasant and agreeable trades
men. worthy of the best success In their bust
ness.
A party Of about 60 Marylanders and Penn
sylvanians arrived in town last Friday. Mr..
E. A. Anderson, relative Of Mayor Eadclifi.
was in charge OF them. Mr.. Anderson Is
pleasant, intelligent gentleman, and we should
be pleased to see him locate here, Is he now
intends. Most of the party will settle about
here.
Charley wilmarth has succeeded In finding
his horses which were stolen about year ago.
On Tuesday he received information which
led him to believe his horses wcre In Els
worth He took the trxin that evening and on
Wednesday WAS rewarded by finding the long
lost horses,
Three brick buildings, two stories high, 35x60
feet, are to be bailt on Santa Fe. just south Of
Campbell. Sloan & Tnthlll's store. Messrs.
Neil Haggart, Geo. Bishop and V. N. Miller are
the parties who build. and Mess1, Shultz 4
WIlmarth arc the contractors The work will
be commenced soon. South Santa Fe begins
to loom up.
The JOURNAL stAtemsat - to the condition
Of Davis when he vent into ths jill Was based
upon the opinion Of DR.. Jenney, one Of our
leading physicians, whose extensive practice
and good standing In our community warrant
ed US in placing value upon thar opinion 1t
10 now war OF the doctors, and from what
ha. been recently disclosed, IL Is evident that
doctors Are not always infaliible.
The new building and loan association is
now iuilv organized. As soon q the necesss-
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