The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-06-28

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ern part OF the State.
A great demand for brick. The brick mer
are endeavoring TO remedy the lack Of thi;
very necessary article.
Parasols, Fans, Lawns, White Piques and
Summer goods at greatly reduced prices, al
ODER, Wilson & Co.'S.
-Hats-Hats-all that is new and
knobby-just received and for sale cheap, al
Ober, Wilson & Co.'S.
A company of soldiers from the West passed
East over the Kansas Pacific, last Saturday,
on their way TO Texas.
Linen for Suits, from ten to fifteen cents per
yard cheaper than you can buy of anyone else,
at the New York Store.
The Oak Dale Park Fair Association. OF
this place, will hold their fair this fall on
September 2e, p and %.
Mr. Jackson, the railroad agent, has up to
this time sold twenty-four tickets for the Man.
hattan-Denver excursion.
Mr. w. b. Sholl, who had been on bust
ness trip or several weeks duration in Illinois,
returned last Thursday evening.
No city in Kansas can make better inan-
cial showing than that published in the
city clerks report of last week.
Over three hundred harvesters have been
sold in Saline county this year. at least
$4,000 have been paid out for grain cutting
machinery alone.
1t is a positive fact that the New York
Store keeps better class of goods, and sells
them cheaper, than you can buy them of any
one else.
Mr., Louis Bugher, of New Cambria, has
400 acres of prime wheat ready for harvesting.
lie states that he will put in 500 acres of wheat
next year.
| The excavation work of the Opera House
has been let to George Bell-the lowest bid
mediately.
The Athletes now occupy their new hall.
| 1t has been fitted up with new ceiling and
floor, and is to he painted outside and in, and
have front porch.
If our venerable friend over the way were
twenty years younger and not quite so stupid
he might be able to understand a point better
when made than he does now.
The city authorities have placed lamp posts
at the corners of the principal streets, and the
belated citizen will soon have his uncertain
path lighted on his way home.
The book OF thirty-two departments, con-
tanning valuable information on almost every
thing for everybody. DR.. Chase's Improved
Recipes. Geo. b. Veterinarian, Agent, Sail
ma, Kansas.
People look brighter, happier, pleasanter
than ever before. They feel that there is
plenty in the land; that times will be easier
and money too.
Mr.. c. f. Faulkner has purchased the north
halt of Rev. DIR. Bishops residence lot on
Ninth street, for the purpose of building
dwelling house thereon.
Saline doubled oil the acreage in winter
wheat this year over that of last year. She
will have twice as many acres in winter wheat
next year as she has this,
Mr.. Charles Hoyt, of the Minneapolis Sent-
mel, called last Friday. He was just returning
from the mountains, having been member of
the party Of editorial excurslonists.
HOLD THE FoRTl-G. J. Lay & Brother are
coming with the most delicious ice cream In
the market. They will deliver ice cream daily
to families, either by the quart or gallon.
Salina has a concert saloon. Soft strains from
Mozart, Beethoven, Meyrbeer, Beer haben aud
other distinguished musical authors, float on
the evening breeze, every Saturday night.
w. f. Veil, dealer in Hides, Wool, Furs,
&C., Office in City Hotel Salna, Kansas.
Wanted, 100000 pounds Of Wool. al st. Louis
prices Also hi hest prices paid for Hides.
1t is generally known.that Mr.. August Miller
has patented "A calf muzzle, called Improved
calf muzzle," which is quite a success. In
the June % number of the Scientific American
quite an extensive notice is given this affair.
f. Bishop writes his father that he has pass
ed the physical examination required at
West Point, and that he will undoubtedly
soon be enrolled as a cadet in the military
academy.
Nothing has interviewed 10 cut of our rich
grain except harvesters. No hail storms, no
wind storms. no grasshoppcrs; in fact moth
ing but harvesters have tackled the grain
this year.
Mr. 5. j. Gilmore, OF the X. p. Land De-
partment, accompanied the distinguished east
ern tourists who passed through TO the .moun-
tains last Friday morning. lie will return
next week.
w T. Thacher has purchased the Maxwell
half lot on Santa Fe, for the purpose
of erecting a two-story brick thereon which is
to be used as his restaurant. This half lot is !
next north of L. Crafts barber shop.
Powers. Lynde & Co., Grain Commission
Merchants OF Kansas City. are building an
elevator at Brookville This is one OF the I
strongest commission houses in the West and
will DO doubt do good business at Brook /
Vile.
The Kansas Pacific railway will find il i'm 4
possible 10 supply cars aS they are wanted, I
with which to wheel away the grain placed in I
this market. Surely Salina could supply two .
or three more railroads with employment this .
season.
In our statistics published two weeks ago it
was shown that there were 1910 acres OF
winter wheat growing in Saline county.
Twenty bushels 10 the acre will make l,l5S,-
700 bushels Of winter raised in Saline county
iuring the year 1871.
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