The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

ssTime tells the faie." but IL takes up les:
time to adjust and keep ~. john nachlne II
RAINING order than it does any other kind.
wAxrEp.-5o0 men TO cali around at CHEAP
| Ci,ar!ey's Auction House fast rs their legs
will carry them. and buy themselves suits.
The new store building o; ]. C. Rash & Son
is the subject Of much admiration. IL Will bt
an elegant building. The brick work is aboni
completed.
Sound the loud tymbal Let the people Of
| Western Kansas know that ID. & J. Il. whitehead
have the front with the best sock ofjewery,
opened in this portion OF the state. Hundreds oil
things just suited TOR holiday presents.
DIED.-At the store Of Cheap Charley, one
door North OF kingman. Anderson & Cos,
Mr.. CREDIT; he died for the want of trust,
which Cheap Charley don't give. He sells his
goods for cash. and don't make you pay for
bad debts that are contracted by other parties.
The Southern part of town has been favor
ed with many fine new residences this sum-
mer. The tendency seems to lie to build
southwark. North Salina will have to wake
up, or its laureis will all be stolen. Still a
number of good residences have been built In
North Salina.
printing the ''Svenska Herolden," the new
Swedish paper, was received this week. and
their printer, Mr.. Hesselworth, is now busy
laying cases and setting type. Mr.. Peterson
informs US that they will issue the paper next
week Friday, il all the material arrives in
tune.
ssDust thou art to dust returnest'' is appli-
cable these windy days. But it is at White
head & Seaman's that you will find the incest
and funniest toys which were ever manutac-
tured: the most elegant books and albums;
statuary, and q thousand and one articles suit
able for holiday presents.
BoARD-With large and pleasant furnished
room. In central part of the city in a private
family, may be had by gentleman and wife,
Post Office Box 43S City. or by inquiry at this
Office. A few table boarders can be accOmmo-
dated at the same place. If
PERsoxAL-John. when you 60 to town to-
day, stop in at 81 Santa Fe avenue and see
what they are selling the st. John sewing ma
chine at. MY old hard running machine has
worn out, and think we had better buy st.
John-they are said to be light running and
easily kept In order.
A CARD wish to inform my friends of
Salina and vicinity, that am now I'm the en-
ployment Uf Cheap Charly, situated one door
North of Kingman, Anderson & Co.'S, Salina
where can be found at any time, and will be
glad to meet all my friends.
J.J. SULLIVAN.
The county commissioners have established
the new township of "Greeley." 1t is COM
prised of the territory of Smoky Hill township
lying east Of the city. An election is to be
held therein on Saturday, the 9TH day of De-
cember, 1878, at which time a township trus-
tee, two justices Of the peace aud a constable
are to be elected.
MIR. John Flagg. who has been foreman in
the JOURNAL Office for about three years, babe
adieu to Salina last Sunday, and went down
to his old Manhattan home, where he will en-
gage in farming. John has been faithful in
the discharge Of all his duties, and is one OF
the best printers. in some respects, that we
ever knew. He has only to ask for ''sit' at
any time in this office, and he shall be readily
Success to you, John.
We are among those who believe that the
law forbidding the killing of quail should not
have expired by limitation. These friends Of
the farmers" as they have been styled, are
quite numerous In Kansas and are the best
agent employed in exterminating worms, and
destructive insects. They are seen along the
roads and in fields in their ceaseless search pur-
chasing life by making themselves useful to
farmers and gardeners. Don't kill them-let
the useful little fellows live.
A runner, while under the influence Of dane
ing 4O-rod, drove around the '.walls of Sail
ma" several times last Saturday. AT the end
Of his expedition, one horse was SO badly dam
aged that he may never fully recover from
the injuries, and the carriage was badly splint-
cred, looking something like meeting house
after an earthquake. The runner pays for his
fun by drawing upon his exchequer Tor a hun
dred or more dollars. The team beionge dto
Mr.. j. 5. voorhees,.
COL W. A. Phillips started for Washington
last Tuesday morning, to be on hand at the
meeting of Congress. Since the late election
Col. Phillips has received letters from many
prominent men in the state, number OF
WuOm Will De UletuDeTs Va inc l<eSiciathic.
urging him to be candidate for the Senate.
While il is no. claimed that Col. Phillips has
'sthirty Senator'S and "sixty members II the
house" pledged to support him on the first
ballot. we yet believe his prospects are as
good. if not better than those of any ether
candidate.
Mr. Harry Lubbers informs us that man
working on his mothers farm southeast OF
town. has discovered quarry Of fine magne-
sian limestone, similar to that found near Be-
lott and Ellis. The stone lies two and three
feet under the surface in the bluff. on the east
side Of the Smoky Hill. The quarry will at
once be opened, and no doubt exists but the
stone will be found in every way equal to the
Beloit stone. This is good news to our citi-
zens. and we expect to see some of the pro-
jected buildings loom up III stone.
The Dickinson County Railroad Committee
which recently visited Salina, In their report