The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-06-10

Lbe CtIeUTatIoii III OcIs grove on tue Foui III
will be 81 cents. This is mistake. The ad
mission will be free.
Many of the farmers, in anticipation OF an
immense yield of wheat. rye, barley. oats, etc,
are making arrangements for lumber with
which to build granaries.
The second game of the match game of base
ball between the Smoky Valleys and the Els
worth club is TO be played tomorrow afternoon.
1t will be an exciting game.
An effort will be made 10 have match game
of base ball for a prize ut Gels grove on the
Fourth of July, the clubs of Western and Cen
trai Kansas to participate in it.
The farmers claim that Col. Phillips wheat
field just east of the city will yield as high as
forty bushel to the acre. Many other fields in
Saline county will do equally well. *
Judge " F. Carroll is adding porches to his
residence. putting Oh window blinds, and will
finish his improvements by furnishing his
house with several new coats Of paint.-&
Mr.. Montgomery. of the Hays City Sentinel
gave us a call last Saturday. He is member
of the Ellis nine. He is very pleasant young
gentleman and We were pleased TO meet him.
! Emigrants still pass westward. California
seems TO be their destination. a SEEKER set of
wretehes a few months hence than these Cal
ifornla seekers will not be found in the United
States.
! a few attachments of foreign grasshoppcrs,
| in passing over the country, dropped down a
/ day or so ago, TO camp. They managed to scare
/ folks somewhat, but did no material damage
to grain TX
Mr. Joseph Morrison, an cmploye of the
Kansas Pacific, well known in Salina, starts
in few days for the old world. lie goes
TO his Old home in Tyrone county, Ireland, to
be absent several months.
Lowe. the artist Of Salna. wishes to le;
everybody know that he will exchange pict-
ures, frames. albums, or anything he deals in
for goods of all descriptions as he will pat
ronze any person who will patronize him.
A sergeant of the army is in town. acting in
behalf Of the government IN the distribution of
rations recently received by the commission
erS from TT. Riley. The destitute are being
supplied with few days rati)ns Ut Pdlmer's
flour store. -
The new race track at Gels groyeis nearly
finished. 1t is constructed strictly in accor-
dance wi h the rules laid down blythe National
organization of sporting men, The track is
enclosed with a fence \ few days more of
grading viii finish it.
Farmers report that alfalfa is making splcn-
did Roadway and is destined 10 be a grand sue
cess. There will be general rush for The seed
next season. This clover promises to be the
best forage fJr Kansas, and her prair.cs in a
few yeare will he sod led with it.
The attention of the court since last Thurs
day has been occupied with the trial of the
State ". ). ). Godfrey. charged with perjury.
The jury brought in verdict last Tuesday
evening of mot guilty" The case OF the
State ". Farrell is now being tried. K
Salina people seem 70 be pretty well satisfied
that il the Kansas Pacific makes Abilene instead
of SAUNA its future eating station fin a short
time there will be mammotl9 brick hotel
erected in the heart Of The clty.i There is no
great loss without some gain.
Ballet girls must have taken possession OF
the upper stratum OF air, or why is il so
many mems eyes are turned upward. Those
who have glasses use them pcrseveIiugly.
And those who have naked eyes use them as
uhblushingly as if they were properly clothed F.
Mr.. Clarence Bncll one of the best young
men OF Kansas, has been in town several DAYS. 1
visiting his friends. lie i, now doing business
at Mexico and Warrcn>burg. Mo-. and Is max
ing money. If there j. anybody who deserves
10 be treated well by Fortune it is our eslima- /.
bic friend Clarence
Mr.. L. G. Marks writes Us that he will be in .
Salina next fall aud winter preparatory for
the spring delivery of trees, Marks is a boss
''treciSt' and always is lru>ty in his business.
lie also wishes us to inform Capt. Baker that +
the timber he planted on Mount Moriah is .
growing finally.
Remember vou do not have to 90 off the .
plain walk or into the country TO ret a first
class photographs, but it is right on the most
prominent corner in town, over Seitzs drug
store, next door TO the L. 5. Land Office. No.
l07, Santa Fc avenue. Named by and run in
the interest OF w. 5. Lowe.
Land Office candidates thick enough. Sew
eral more swell the list Ii Congressman
had as many Offices at his disposal as there are
grains of sand on The sea<hore, even then he
would not have a comfortable quantity. Pa
riots are numerous and all of them must have
bread aud butter in these grasshopper times.
The present season has been remarkably fa-
'orablc for shade trees, shrubbery, tame grass
IS, etc. Those who have taken the pains to orna-
nent their yards and lawns begin to see how
wise they were. Everything in the shape OF
ard ornamcntation looks splendid. Salina
will be city of elegant yards.
Our theatrical troupe performed two even
ngs before crowded houses at Abilene. Ii is
aid that the performances were even better
han they were at Salna. The members of the
roupc were royalty cared tor by the good pco-
he OF Abilene, and they propose three cheers \,
nd tiger for our neighboring city. 4
Soda water is sold at the drug stores at five
ents glass. \ man eau now have the delir
um tremeas up his nose at less cost than ever /
'efore. Soda water sprees have already COM
lenccd. aud water has become acquainted with !
ONE stomachs which before this have been too :
to be found in such company. Soda :
water is mighty leveer. = :