The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-08
New breakfas. bacon, at Z. W. clark's.

lc00lng nOrtneaSt, oil which SO much has beer
said OF late, is set for next Saturday, at the
Court House.
The ianily OF Mr.. II. 7. Davis start for
GRENADA. Kansas, this week, where the parents
Of Mrs. Davis live. Mr.. Davis will follow them
in a few days.
Bartlett & Jenkins keep their meat cool and
fresh. They also want all the chickens
brought to town, for which they pay the
highest prices.
Mr.. Gray, brother -in-law of Mr.. A. L. Dodge
finds the climate Of Kansas SO beneficial to his
health, that be has about decided to take up
his residence here.
The Fall Term of the Agricultural College
will open Wednesday, September 4th, and
close Wednesday. December 10Th. 1873. TUT
ton absolutely free.
q, den, the children have got to 20 to
school soon, and as they were advanced last
term. you'll have to buy new school books Of
Whitehead & Seaman.
Mrs. Kate Logan White arrived from the
east last Friday evening. and is stopping in
Salina short time. She will visit her parents
in Boulder, Colorado, this summer.
The keystone House has passed into the
hands Of Messrs Austin h C1exgett, who will
keep good house with pleasant accommoda-
tions. They publish thei, card this week.
The school election for treasurer for this dis
trict occurs this afternoon, between the hours
OF 2 and 6 O'Clock. W. 8. Wells and }. b.
Whitehead are running for the position.
DR.. Holcomb took photograph of the sun
on the day Of the eclipse, which showed the
appearance of the sun when nearly hidden by
the moon. It will be sent to Washington.
Alfsummer goods on hand will be closed
out regardless of cost. within the next 30 days.
Avail yourself of the opportunity.
RorHscHILD Bros.
Money promptly furnished at nine per cent
annual interest on first-class mortgage securi-
ties. HAMILTON & HARVEY
tt Salina, Kansas.
White piques worth IL l-2 cts for 8.
Fine percales worth IL cts for 10.
Ladies' underwear at reduced prices.
RorHscHnD Bros.
For SALE-A fine residence property, on
Eighth street, at very reasonable terms. "A
we'll and cistern convenient; fruit trees Of all
kinds on the place. Enquire of r. T. Watson.
The next regular meeting of the Salina Tenn
perance Union will be held in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday afternoon, when another
of their delightful programmes will be pre-
sented.
A number of the members of the Salina
Liederkanz assembled in the mill reserve grove.
on the south bank of the Smoky, last Sunday
and with their families spent an afternoon In
singing.
Among other pleasant calls we received was
one from r. L. Mcconnell, of Hays City. Dick
says he is still selling land and thinks he has
about as good part of Kansas to live in as We
have here.
From Elder Dearborn we learn that heavy
storms have visited the country northeast and
the rivers are running bank full. The Repub-
lican river is within eight inches of be ing as
high as it was in 1869.
The county board met last Monday and
levied tax of ten mills as follows: For gen.
eral purposes, five mills railroad bonds, three
mills; sinking fund, one mill; interest on
other bonds, one mill.
Work on the bridge on Iron avenue is now
commenced and next week may look for live
ly times around the old bridge. The travel
over the old bridge will not be obstructed un-
til the new structure is nearly completed.
A large basket containing fresh vegetables,
chickens, etc., was left at our home this morn
ing with the compliments of c. & Harvey L.
Young, to the JOURNAL, for which we are I'M
der many obligations TO the kind donors.
Next Saturday morning Meade & Barrett
will have fresh killed buffalo for sale. This
buffalo is two-year old, domesticated, fat fell
low and the steaks and roast will be iucious.
No doubt it will 60 of double quick time.
900 to loan on improved real estate in
Saline county. First class loans closed up in
three to six days from date Of application, At
Wight & Csrroll's real estate agency, Santa Fe
avenue, Salina, Kansas. 24-4w.
To make room for our immense stock Of Hats
that ,ciH arrive in a teW days from the largest
manu- factory in the United States, ,oe ,ciH sell
our present stock at greatly reduced priees,tor 50
days. MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
We have for sale several tracts of Normal
School lands, near Salins-sOme with timber
and water. Terms, one-tcnth cash, balance at
the option Of the purchaser at 10 per cent. in
terest BISHOP, CHACE & GRIER.
Mr. T. F. Woolcott brought in some fine
specimens OF Crawford peaches from his farm,
south OF Brookville. Mr.. Woolcot is one of
the thrifty farmers Of that part Of the county
who takes pride In growing the best Of every
thing.
1t Is whispered In our ear that Mrs. Presbry
renders the '.Mocking Bird" most delightfully."-.
Perhaps she will include It IN the concert pro-
gramme at the close Of the Institute. Mrs.
Presbry has many admirers in this city Of her
musical talents.
As the shimmering rays Of morning sun
shoot out across the prairies, If you have had
D. & J. B. Whitehead cl can your clock or
watch lately, you can tell whether the alma
nae is correct or no.. They keep on hand the
best of time-pieces.
Loring Meade has bought out Mr.. Ruhland's
interest In the meat market business and will
continue the business with Mr.. Barrett. Mr.
Rutland will return to his former home in
Clevpland Ohm where he thinks his health