The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-07-16

Highest price for corn paid by Powers, Good
now & Co.
Somebody laughs about how he fooled some
body abou: having somebody appointed to
something. The laugh will be the other way.
'foie long. Don't chuckle to publicly, is the
moral.
w. r. Tlacl,er is now ready to do all kinds
of baking.
One Bear,Isley. at Salina, has been fined SIS
ny one justice, and 500 by another. for throw
ing down and stamping DIR. Nick!es. He got
of well. It is a peni;entiary offence to stamp
nick,es anywhere but at the United States
Mint.-T'oy Chief.
The ladies call at Lays to get their i.e-
cream.
We acknowledge the receipt Of pamphlet
issued by the Kansas State Board Of Aericul-
turc. containing a list Of the premiums, with
regulations. for the tenth annual2xiibtlon 10
be held at Lcavcnworth, September eth. Sth.
9th. 10th and llfh.
At the ice cream parlors of the DclmoEico
you can get tie hest of ice cream.
Onp ul.fl SWt.uS TIC Will CUutiuUC w uO
he can to ruin the JorRSAI. as Ion: as he lives
Several luna;ics and small potatoes have tried
that already. and have found that their efforts
,urnetl ont rather thin. The JOURNAL ''don't
Kill worth 4 cent
5O.00o pounds Of -four and meal at wholesale
mill prices-by W. NJ. CLaRKsoN.
We arc indebted to G. W. Martin. State Prin.
ter. for the pamphlet containing the evidence
in the Hayes Impeachment case. The book is
neatly printed and bound and shows in itself
that the public printing is being conducted
according to Hoyle."
There is to be basket picnic on the Saline
river. about one mile east Of G. Prater's. on
Tuesday. July 9th. 1t isthsYi-h Of the sup
printentlent that the residents OF Districts Nos.
3. p and p join with District No. s OH that
,lav. All other friends are Invited to attend.
Remember the cheapest place in Salina tn
buy dry goods. clothing. hats and caps. is At
the New York store.
The debt of the county having been funded
bond. TO the amount OF $1,000 were sold the
other day to a Lawrence party. and county
warrants were at par. That $4,000 didn': last
long. Scrip went into the hands Of the treas
to that amount in very short order.
Summer dress goods. linen goods. straw
hats and all summer goods a: cosD Call and
see. DEER Il BoSr,<
Mr.. Samuel IIussey. OF Iowa. a BROKER Of
G. l.. Hu~Sey. Esq. has been spandiYe several
DAYS in this section Of The country 1t is his
intention rs make his home somewhere in Gem
trail or Western Kansas. anil engage in the
practice Of his prOfcssion-,he law.
The hest of beard. at the cheapest rates. 4.
Gus Nelson's boarding house. - 2f
We hear that party of about scvspty-iive.
composed of farmers. mechanics am bn .incSs
men. from Marshall county. Iil;noif will visit
S,!ina abou: the last of August. q r the par
pose of looking mp locitinns.A II they
shout como. we hope orr citizens will give
them cordial welcome.
We understand HAT Rogers. Powers & Co.,
Live Stock Commission Merchants. Kansas
City. No., are doing a goal business. being
lin rally patrnnizcd by sock men throughout
Colorado and kansas-a 30 ardling 4 large
number Of through Texas cattle. Drovcrs will
do well by dealing with this iirm.-Eitsaeo'th
Reporter.
Capt. II. ID. Baker presents MS with a sam
pie OF ..kanSas grown apples. They were
grown upon his farm upon the Saline river.
and are very good specimens" in our opinion.
The impression has gone forth that apples can
not do well in this country. The Captain is
perfectly satisfied that just as good apples can
be raised here as in Missouri.
Mrssrs. Wilson Bros. & Go. have secured
Louis. 10 bny aud make contracts for grain
for their firm. Mr.. Robinson is a young man
Of pleasant address and will make a favorable
impression upon our farmers. He is thorough
Is experienced in the business ard will rank
as one Of or best grain buyers.
The fraud of a bell wiisr hangs in the
sc.,oni house cnpo!a is|fo be exchanged for
Il 0o1 p,under'' sfhcrc is also SONG talk Of
Painting the dials to the clock black. and sub
Sti.uiing large gilt CURES and hands for thosc
wiic, arc now sccn so iHdisiinc:ly. As the
school lis.r:c: has gone to the expense OF buy
ing a r,ac!, apparatus. ;!e .ap3cn;!agr." shonid
be perfect The clock itself is perfect.
The call for the Sa!iar County Republican
Convention for nominating delegates to the
Stale and Congressional conventions vii! he
foan.l upon oar second page; ais" the pro-
ceilings of the meeting of the central COM
mittee. II will be observed that each precinct
Is entitled to one delegate for every forty votes
cast at the III election. and one delegate for
every fractional part thereof Of twenty votes
or over.
Squirting occupies the boys time at
Seitz's and Radcliffe Bros. {. Hairs Force
pumps are manned. and a lively sprinkling
commences. Kerr sends stream heavenward
md an answering streaia comes from Post. on
the house top. Such 4 waste Of well wafer is
wrong. aud such y ousing,,' of shirt bosoms
is highly impropcr.ZYe, there is sense in ~
ing it that way. rather than it should be ''di-
lu.eti'' with '-pizen," and then taken inw:rd-
iy. We are glad to see so many force pumps
Oh our principal street, however.
A Brookville delegation looked crookedly
through Salinas beer glasses the other day. 4
little too often. One wanted the other to go
home and the other wanted his fellow to de-
part. likewise. Aflcr a long disquistion on
each others character AMI parentaye. and the