The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-04
Profit and loss,

Capt. J. s. Grier is DESTROYS Of having new
census taken in Salins. He has been a dutiful
citizen and has increased the census by one
boy. Tally.
The latest Kansas Pacific Homestead has
cut Of the Kansas Pacific Land Department and
the emigrant buildings and the Station at Sa-
lima on the first page.
Mr.. A. 3. Palmer. goes To ILLINOIS to-day.
He will return In few weeks. We hope Ja.
lima is going to gain this pleasant gentleman
as a permanent resident.
Fine stationery of every description. and at
extraordinary low rates. at Whitehead & Sea-
mans. Now s the time to buy. They are
selling out ''dirt cheap"
Siboia: Jones says he don't know much
about Bonaparte crossing the Rhine. But he
does know that part OF bone once crossed
a butchers eye at Bunker Hill.
Bartlett & jenkins will celebrate The iO2nd
anniversary, ETC., by selling their customers
choice steaks, which by their tender qualities
at once remind you of the present.
Mr.. Chas johnson, of Falun township, lost
four horses last Monday night which he sup
poses to have been stolen from his farm. He
had not heard from them at last accounts.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent.
annual interest on firstclass mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
If SalIna, Kansas.
Rev. Princel. pastor Of a Swedish Lutheran
church in New York city, is visiting his rela-
tives in this county. He is a brother of Chas.
Gunnerson. He will preach in Salina next
Sunday.
During recent storm the lightning struck
the large barn Of Mr.. VIM. tinker, living on
Gypsum Greek, and tore out one end. A gran
ary near the barn was struck and burned to the
ground.
1t Is not lottery stock OF jewelry that is
offered for sale by D. & J. B. Whitehead, but
everything is just what they say it is-and all
know that these gentlemen are responsible be-
yond doubt.
When you have purchased stationery OF
Whitehead & Seaman, or q set of croquet from
them, you have armed yourself with the
proper equipments wherewith to greatly
amuse yourself.
LosT-On Sunday afternoon, June 3Oth, a
gold locket, with two little girls pictures in it.
The finder will be paid for their trouble by
leaving it at this Office.
After harvest have everything cleaned, es-
pecially the watches and clocks, that you may
have good time this winter. ID. & J. B.
Whitehead will do that class of work better
than anyone in the State.
It Is an actual fact, that Ober, Wilson, & Co.
are selling more dry goods, fans and parasels
than any house In the west. Cause why, they
have the largest stock and offer them at prices
way below their neighbors.
Me.srs. Emerson & Bond have rented the
building recently occupied by Mrs. Meade.
miIliner, and will remove their real estate Of
flee to that place. These gentlemen are doing
a good business in their line.
We have received some fine specimens of 40
bushels-to-the-acre wheat from Hays City;
sent by K. L. Mcconnell. They are extra fine,
and are sufficient to explode the American
Desert reputation Of that section.
Mr.. A. C. Foot brought in peach on Satur-
day which measured nine inches in circumfer.
ence He picked the seed, from which it wa
grown, up in our streets. four years ago, and
planted it on his farm north of Salina.
Messrs. Joe Masker, Theo. Very and L. r.
Hill went up toHays City on Sunday. They
report Mcconnell & Edison settled in q well
furnished Office and apparently happy in theil
business. The country looked very unusually
well.
We learn from Mr.. c. r. Underwood, Pres
ident of the Farmers Elevator Company, that
they have purchased an engine. The engine
was used at the Solomon City elevator and
was to have been delivered on the second OF
July.
We don't propose to be behind the mer
chants-will take two Mexican dollars for ont
years Subscriptions the JOURNAL. Ont
Mexican dollar will pay for the JOURNAL sil
months. Offer?to pay us with them, just te
try us.
A son of Henry Gebhart, aged years ant
3 months, died Friday, June 18th, Mr.. Geb-
hart and family came to this city last Spring
from Germantown, Ohio. Funeral attended
by A. J. Hartsock, pastor Of the Luth eran
church.
Mr.. Jas. L. Thwing. editor of the Fond du
Lac wis Saturday Reporter, and: former
school-mate Of one OF the editors of the JOUR.
NAL, called on Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Thw ing
are visiting their father, Mr.. Ralf. Thwing OF
Eureka township. They 60 to Colorado on
Monday.
There are q number of bulletin boards In
prominent places in town which give the
names Of different points on the Smoky where
the Belle Of Salina will touch on her trips up
the river. The day In which she will run and
hours for leaving will be given on these boards
SrRAYEp-On the 18th OF June. 1873, one
bay mare, scar on her withers. and q kno,
under her jaw, years old and OF medium size.
Any one leaving information at this ONCE
leading to her recovery will he literally re.
warded. 21-2w
Mr.. S. C. Gray reports that the horse los,
by Mr.. Larmatine, advertised last week, was
left at his place, on the Saline. near Windsor
postsofice. Mr.. Gray alsot Informs us that his
neighbor, Mr.. Edwin Champion. had span
Of ponies-one light bay. the other dark bay
stolen last -eek.
The assessor for this township has made his
final report and gives the city Of Sslina pop.
ulation Of 2,lS9. This census has been taken
with much care as IL would very materially