The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-05-27

MIR. Robert Watt, known TO many OF our
readers. died recently in an eastern state lie
not long ago rented the farm known as The Zee
place and worked it Tor some time. ~
| ANY person wishing to adopt little child
| II months of age-wiIl please address Mr..
John Engdall, Falun p o. Saline county, Kan
! sas.
! We acknowledge the receipt OF an invitation
to attend grand festival and ball at Solomon
| City. on the evening of the Sd OF June. to be
held under the auspices Of the |. o. o. +. OF
that place.
CLOTHING AT THE New YORK SToRE.-We
will sell you dry good. and clothing cheaper
than any one else can sell.
LITowIcH & WHITMAN:
The chairman of the board of county COM
missoners. has received notice that more Gov
ernment rations have been shipped to him,
which will arrive in few days. Tie destitute
can be supplied in short time.
! still hang out. and can be found next door
10 Moss Bros, where you can buy sewing
machine that will give you satisfaction. Need
les, oil and other attachments OH hand.
Ii-4w G. VI. EASTMAN.
There were few Salna people At the depot
last Wednesday night to pay their respects to
Vicc-President Wilson. When Henry gets
back to his eastern home he will be compelled
10 tell his friends how he was snubbed at Salt
na
The veterans whipped the Valleys last
Thursday and the Valleys beat the veterans Oh
Friday and the following Tuesday. 1t was
better than "goinS to the Ministries to see
Palmer make the first base. lie is eminently
agile. and glides along the track like quarter
horse.
Hon. w. 4. Phillips presents us with copy
/ of the Constitution. Manual Rules. and Bar
clly's Digest Issued for the use OF the 49,
Congress. Also. volume 2-6 parts OF the
Congressional Rccrod, and index to the same.
For which we return thanks.
! A party of ladies' and gentlemen went on 4
/ fishing expedition to the Saline. on Tuesday
| They succeed in catching about 80 pounds OF
/ fish. William r. Gels. one Of the party caught
white perch which weighed sixteen pounds
probably the largest perch ever caught inthis
/ country. --
Nr. w. :. Wells is becoming quite prOmi-
ncnt rs cigar manufacture He furnishes
our home market almost exclusively. besides
manufacturing cigars for large dealers in many
Kansas towns. and among them for the OK
tensiyc VIII olesale establishment Of +. 3. Bak'
or. of Topeka. -
We never saw n better na:urcd set ot farm
crS tlan those who came into town last Natur-
,lay. They were all confident of heavy crops
and smiled rs swectv a. it each Of them had
..millionairc'' attached 10 their names. They
were wonderfully COOL naturcd and were not
bit afraid to fight their weight in gr@sShof'
pcrs
Strawberry festivals aud short cakes viii be
few and far between this year. The home
plants were almost entirely killed by the
rraSshoppcrs last summer. and there Is also
scarcity Of the berries in the East. Pound
festivals will have to answer this season. un-
less Sana is willing to pay most cXtravagan'
prices for the berry.
The (, Iowin" patents were issued to either
of the State of Kansas during the week ending
inc Nav 18Th 1915 Seed planter. VIM. Bur
rrss. Baxter Springs: Magazine fire arms. r.
/ NJ Shin. lie Roy. Reported by Fitch & Fitch.
Counsellors at law and solicitors of patents,
u Park Row. New York. thrau@h John FoS-
ter. counsellor at law and corresponding So
licitor at Saina.
The city schools close one week from to-
morrow. An examination of few classes OF
.B" division Of the heh school will com
mence Tomorrow morning. Next Monday an
examination of the First Primary will com
mnnce and the balance of the week until FRI
,lav night WI he spent in the examination OF
the remaining classes of the different depart
mcntS.
As vet the Young hop1crs have made little
progress at dcvouring the crops. Ii is the
Lnpinin of many Of the farmers that an insect
is killing then off. a. the hOppers have disap-
reared in great numbers in some localities.
/ That insect should be made Of as much impor-
/ lance as the tntclary god1esses. That little
individual should he placed upon the great
! seal of Kansas. at once.
| The party which lately started ont to evacu
ate the bowels of the mineral hills with ;
shovel-pick cathartic has returned. The mem
bcrs OF the party seem Disguised with thing:
! terrestrial and mineral and ''want rest from
further mining adventures. 1t is the same Old
old story. There IS good quality Of iron ly
inr around loose which at present is about a
liable 10 be utilized a the sands of Sahara des
crt. Future railroads may bring this mnera
to some use. There is plenty of il about here
/ but we can realize nothing from ii ut present
! We have received a copy of Geo. W. Martin
"EIand Book of the Kansas Publishing House.
/ II is Handsomely printed and bound and show
| that there i a kansan who can get up book
in lust rs good style rs IIarperS & Brother. ID
Appleton & Co. and other eastern book pub
/ fishing firms II there is any person in Saint
county who desires to be 'handed down Il
rhosteritv'' rs an auihor. let him send his Mss
/ TO G.. ". Martin. Topeka. and have those
thoughts so pregnant with celestial fire made
/ into extremely beautiful books. On the either
hand. those having magazines should sent
them 20 Topeka to be bound. X
Although some people are inclihed to polk
/ fun at the proposition of Turning the TERRITORY
lust east Of the bridge into city park. we be