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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
Puzzle.

IfOne railroad train leaves San Fran
DISCO esch day 1t noou for Omaha. aud
one train lrsves Omaha each day 1t I
O'Clock p. NJ, for San Francisco, and
II requires four days to make the trip.
how many traias will passenger
by nail meet going from Omaha to san
Francisco:
A frog IL at the bottom Of a well u
feet deep, and begins to climb to the
top. II ascends feet each day but
falls hack feet each night. In how
many days will it reach the top:
MATTHEW MATTay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The NJ. T.. Social which occurred at
Mr.. Joseph Sargent's residence last
Thursday night, and the Universalist
social held the following night ut the
Academy Of Music, are both described
as having been very pleasant and en-
jOyable gatherings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Mr. Cha. -hh,1sH b agent fer The
r,sis 81 ksDs.a fot ib.. C.lvss'se AP-
pliAric,-- af ~" American s'slS snic Go
which warrant saFr and CERTAIN s-sfF
for Ehet4uiatisss, spinal WeatBs~-
EpiIsi~s parsiy, Arry0us It-.''iiis
Dy-pep-.s. AinFiers sssnazi.. 'ssis
tirs. y ldnsy D,-.s.-... Liver Com paint
BioSi i'ol-<.B. 's.-rs(a,a. ~tr. Adsiress
OF call ga Cha fs.b;sH. S-slins. Ean-
ss., for farther Particular s-tf
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There Mas q cheerful crowd Of farm.

There was q cheerful crowd of farm
ers ia town last Saturday. All felt
very much tickled over the rain and
inlbued with the idea that there would
lie something of wheat crop after all.
There was a general Interchange Of
ideas with regard 10 crop prospects,
comparing of notes &c.. from which
was deduced the conclusion that with
rain at the necessary times there will
he from One-halftO two-thirds OF q crop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Rev. G.. A. Swenson, of the Luther.
an Church Of LindsbOrg, preached in
the Swedish Lutheran Church Of this
city last Sunday. He will also preach in
the same place next Monday evening.
Mr.. SwensOn is considered ~ one Oi
the ablest preachers in his Church
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

An effort is being made to secure DIR.
Joseph Cook for lecture in this city.
The DIR. is to lecture in Topeka tO-mor-
row evening and will have some spare
time i'm Kansas. should the efforts
prove successful the distinguished pull
pit orator will receive hearty well
come in this city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The soda fountain at Seitz's drug
store opened up for the season the first
of the month. People Of all national
tiles gather there to he invigOrated by
its waters. II soda water ever sur
passes its ''best mood" ii is at Seitz's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
PROGRAMME.
Tenn 2. o. 0Oee.

A majority Of the acreage Of the
wheat In this vicinity IL acquiring .
good length of straw, notwithstanding
toe smau amount OF rsin-wh'ch u csf-
taIu! VT! c.ate 10 ca. Oh
HeAny y" tne shesi hAs sosI to'or.
Inc ,s.ef Sanetse. o. wns.I. soeh =
the ocr, vnefe u - not Inos tnIs.'
Rsun ~ 70 max ss yeso,
Inc nsu NAY toe. .ss ~. IN, me
conat,son. ana NO, 700 esIiy sssh nos
D . Sm - ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The dramatic company have been
very busy i'm their practice Of late, and
are ready for dress rehearsals, which
they will hold next week. They will
appear at the Opera House in June,
when our citizens will toe pleasantly
surprised AS well rs entertained with
q charming drama.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

We announced week before last that
Capt. Geo. Hawley WAS the owner Of
an eleven months old colt, of ordinary
flesh. which weighed 15OpOunds. Now
comes Mr.. G. Post with the statement
that he has two colts-one year old
each, and that one weighs $50 pounds
and the other StO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Mr.. VIM Sullivan having purchased
of Capt. ]. ID. Marsh the lots at the
corner of Eighth and Walnut streets,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, il
engaged in moving the dwelling house
now facing Ninth street hack, 40 that
it shall front on Eighth street. He
will repair II and build additions to il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

DIR. J. NJ. Hodge, the new Register
of the U. s. Land Office. arrived last
Monday, for the purpose of getting
matters in readiness that he might take
possession. We understand that he
takes charge of the Office to-day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

John johnson died Of Cancer, ON
Monday. aged 5s years, month. and
Il days. The funeral services were
held at the Swedish Lutheran Church,
Wednesday May IL. He was the father
in-law of August Ziebel
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Saline County and the Bismarck Fair.


1t will he remembered that ut the
meeting held at the City Hall one
week ago last Saturday, for the pur-
pose of arranging for a Saline county
exhibit at the Bismarck Fair, Gen
eral Committee was appointed aud
empowered to select three persons
from each township 10 collect articles
for the display. The General Com
mittee met last Saturday To deliberate
on this matter, aud agreed upon the
following committees:
Executive COnlmittee-Robert An
dersOn, president VIM. X. Gels, treas
urer; A. u. Stacey, secretary.
Finance COmmittee-OScar SeitZ ;
l.. +. Parsons f. W. Ober; Thomas
Anderson; Donald McPhail.
Bismarck COmmittee-H l.. Jones ;
A. +. Collins j. G. Terry; w. K.
Gels; NJ. ID. Sampson Frank RObb.
City of Salina-R. II. Bishop; A.
NJ. Campbell; a. NJ. Beebe.
New Cambria DOnmyer; I.
H. Wells; William Murphy, trustee.
Dayton. G. Barrett Dennis RiOr-
dan George DOrflinger
Elm Creek. X. Arnold; Isaac
Burch; William Toll.
Eurcka-JOnathan Tinker; Arson
Miller; b. +. Whitehead, trustee.
Falun-Agust Johnson; John Ag-
new OlOf FOrssee; trustee.
Greeley-P. McEntee; Henry Ros-
mOnd Il. A. Anderson, trustee.
Gypsum-J. w. Amos &. =. Eber-
hardf Oscar Federhen.
I.iberty-Samuel BatdOrf; Il. +.
Robinson 4; Isaac Lester, trustee.
OhiO-Ernest HOhnek A. s. Hall 4;
i. Martin, trustee.
COncOrd-S q. HanfOrd.
Smoky Hill-B. Il. Stimnel; q. A.
Carmony ~. +. Wellington.
Smoky View-Chas. p. Gunnerson
Robert Crawford: G. J. Rosberg, trus-
tee.
Smolan-A. X Pierce; William A.
Maxwell +. d. HOlmburg, trustee.
SOlOmOn-Dr. +. II. Van Eaton T..
H. Strickler; ID. Reese, trustee.
Spring Creek. NJ. COOmbs; &. ii.
Titus: Silas X. Seyer, trustee.
Walnut-A. NJ. Farley A. G. Wait;
Stephen Shelton, trustee.
washington I'd. Nelson Andrew
Martinson A. :. Ekland, trustee.
Mulberry-G. w. Givens, trustee.
The finance committee will have
charge Of all finances connected with
the movement, and solicit cOntribu-
lions. The various township com.
mittees will work up and see that ar
ticles for the exhibit are cared for
aud finally collected. They will con'
er with the executive committee at
Feast once each month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Some of the officers Of the U. P.
Misunderstanding President Dillon
and 6. T. Smith-came up on special
train on Tuesday evening. They went
down to Mcpherson that evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

c. E. and Loring Meade have sold
out their interest In the meat market
to their partner, Mr.. Young. Mr..
Young il putting In cooler for pre-
serving meats. and ia in full blast
again
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

- go to loan on city property. In
small sums, on short time. To help
through the summer. Will take mar
ed lots. JOHN W BERKs.
II Banker 4 Broker.
Fine line Of glass ware, at Wst-on's.
Ladies Lace Top Gloves,
Mitts.
silk Gloves, all eplors.
Kid Gloves, all colors and
prices, at MARYLAND. Dodse& Moore's.
We have the largest stock Of dress
goods in town and we Offer them ut
very low prices.
LITowICH & WoIsiErFER.
Fresh bananas, oranges and lemons.
just revived. WV. HoGsE>.
We want Ia se- you- Our new stock
Is in. We have Bargains 10 offer. Our
prices are low.
CAMPBELL, SLOAN & TrTHIII-
Wheat must be- harvested. and for
the be-t arranged header in the field.
60 Ia Kingman. Hayward & Bow-n's.
Buy pure Paris Green Of McCisin.
Opera Hou-s Drug store.
Imported wines and liquors Tor mel
ical Use. and lower grades very cheap,
at McClain's.
Now Is the time la look IL your in
tere>t>, farmers In general Buy the
best, and the best Is the header most
durable aud cheapest for your money.
EINeMAN, HAYwARp X BOWEN.
Ice In any quantity can Ice had and
delivered nj all times during business
hours. nj r. Lotz's Salina Coal Yards.
A lunch table especially prepared for
the farmers nj the Deimoniso, Thach-
er's old stand.
For the heat quality of iam,l, gro
ceris-s, ~ tn Watson'>
New gingham> ri all IT., le-. irs.-,
goods Of many varieties, aud Ne can
please you i'm pric--.
CANt'REli., SLOAN 4 1pTaiti-
Finest cigars In the city at Ne
Claims.
We are headquarters for mems not.-
by straw hat--that's what the BOYS
say. MARYLAND. Dopar a MooRf.
Remember tn. cheapest piaoe ia
town 10 hay groc-rie-, crockery, gla>-
or wooden ware for cash. j. at Visit
sons.
New fiavors in soda water at Oscar
SeitE'~. Tie boasts OF his skin Ia pm
pairing these wster.. Goana try them
Ask ANY lady ia the city that ha-
worn the Josephine ~sauile~s kit
Glove how she likes IL. aud the inNaT
liable answer j., 4" the best glove in tn"
world" Every psir warranted not u
| rip, for sale at Markland. Do,ige a
Moore'-
I would respectfully announce io the
ladies' of Sali,ia and Niciaity. that
am prepared To fill orders Tor " .adies'
Dress Reform Underwear aud viii
cheerfully show samples of same ~ all
Who will favor me with a call at ms
| residence, corner of Ninth aud Ash
Streets. siaiina,
Mis- II. =. WooiiIN, Agent
Fat n,cn. lean men, tall men, shoTI
men, handsome men, homrly men
naughty men, good mru. when Nou
want clothing that H. got up &C. >uit
men Of taste, go To Msrkiand. Do,igv
4 Moore'-.
Mr.. Aug. ". Rex l. nov read, tore
eeive pupils nj the Academy "i Music
| tMr. MeIbert'- Iislip ga plane. organ
| guitar, Hut. or brass instruments. on
reasonable terms New beginners ar,
preferable Address, box az. Salins.
Kansas. lisa
| What u home without baby p
Many children have coughs aud c.l.I-
ju-i now. and should have the great
est care. aud n bottle IL Dr Marshall
Lung syrup Priee ~ n holilr. Sold
10y Oscar Ssiiz.
Dr. Mar-ball'- Broniolinr J.. war
rantcd 10 cure liver complaint, enn-ti
patton of IN. io~ei-. dy-p.Is-ia. sns,
general debility. Fry ~ sold hs
oscar Seiiz,
Our header l. iigh, diam. easil'
II
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

From the Topeka Commonwealth Of
Tuesday morning We take the follow
ing items:
Hon. ID. X. Wagstafi, of Salina. is in
the city, having stopped over while on
his way to Ottawa to attend the Grand
COmmandry Of Knights TempIar.
Mr.. John q. Spivey, County AttOr-
ney Of Saline County, and Capt. J. G..
Nohler. Of Salina, were in the city yes
terday having business in the Supreme
Court. Mr. Spivey will not attend the
Convention of County Attorneys to-
day. being obliged to return home, on
account Of the session OF the County
Court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

11ha and brs.. eastins-, sssss fr.ni-
eoiau.ss-. machine rsI~irs. bor-~ f-s~
90 aud zane mills. sagins repair. ~
IeS At the -sItna Coal Ysrsis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Postmaster Campbell has put In q
large fire and burglar proof safe and,
TO accommodate it, has rearranged the
interior of the post-office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Iv,lI rsy sio r~-Ani fosl inIssass
ssen 81 the party 90 g.Artss- Has sissis.
.i>a'i right isishsis al is,snsis frs,fn
my farm. Eve mile -DsIib 81 S&llss.
shout thru sests ago.
lbff JSH& fssaFs.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Tranps seem Ia be growing very
bold. A. Col. Spivey was driving TO
Brookviile the other day, he passed a
tramp who made grab at his horses
brides with the intention, of course,
Of stopping the team. He was unsuc-
cessfui in his movements. Spivey
looked ferociously at him and passed
on. Only few days ag", in about the
same locality, party oftramps under
took I" stop IL passing team, hut did
not succeed. Ii these fellows can only
provide themselves with arms they
will probably go intOa successful road
agent" business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

priis wss.n. formerly nosi.t a, ths
Oak Dale rsrk. nss ., Mr.. The.
wsrry's plsss tao mile. Es-s - -sii-
ns. OFFER tsr .sIs All kinas ef ss1~
ssa.ss pissis. .aeis a. bssasis-s. sss-t
ps<ssas-, esbssv~. sse. "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Ae.n. +. Goodnov L Co. F~post The
falloving psicFs foT grain: Wheat No,
Z. So No. 3, 50; No. I. -. Rejected,
- Con-. -. sheiled corn %. Oaas, -.
Rye, 50.
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We understand that DIR. Hodge has

We understand that DIR. Hodge has
concluded to retain Judge Aug. BondI
~ his clerk in the Office of L. =. Reg
lister. Judge Bondi has given the best
Of satisfaction, as he always does in
any Official position-has wide &C.
quaintance, h universally popular
with the settlers for his uniform cour'
tesy to them, and il In every wsy just
suited To the place he fills. DIR. Hnigs
has acted wisely in rtaining him ne
clerk
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nSuAssS IAs n.

ysekssa's GssAESs. fsn~< Linz
nssst-gssd ks ssss OF t--~~s--iilBss
bsrn 90 laasass. k@sysss.s 10 rat.s.ssz.
ss<Ass1. sd<ahsns. sss~ssshsning. \
t~saiss~ cure fss al slins~n's rsslsi,ink
a. osi.sss sytss>s.s.s for sse b.
Cnr.s r~sss. Druggist Wsoi<szI~
sseSss -Mrs1ks 4 tsu. Aieissss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Hon. r. l.. Bond now retires from
the position Of Register Of the L. $.
Land Office which he has filled 20
honorably and acceptably for some
thing ever eight yesrs, and is nOw q
private citizen. We do not believe
Uncle Sam ever had more faithful
officer or one more competent He
will now devote his whole attention
to the practice Of the law, in which
profession he is rapidly making his
mark. Whether in official or private
life, T. l.. will never be found want
ing,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

A Delightfully."- refreshing rain com
menced falling early last Friday morn
ing. In this immediate vicinity it
was the heaviest We have had since
last fall. Water stood in great pools
after the rain had ceased, and il really
looked a. il the rainfall had not come
to an end in this country after all.
We are only sorry that il was not 80
widespread as was desired; but re-
ports show that different showers have
visited almost the entire country, 30
that all localities are nearly equally
favored with moisture.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The Military Company now num-
bers 81, and the Company IL ready to
organize. Tomorrow evening the
members will meet and elect officers.
From present appearances c. T. Hill
ton will he chosen Captain. Mr.. Hill
ton has been untiring in his efforts to
I'LL the Company and should the MEM
hers choose him for their Captain they
will be headed by one Of the most
qualified men in their ranks. He is
ON old soldier and knows the duties Of
military men perfectly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Mr. H. NJ. Sale has returned from
the mining county. He gives po
glowing account Of affairs in that re-
gion. Disappointed men are number
ed by the thousands. Everything is
OveSdOne. and those who go to that
country with the expectation Of find
ing gold ON evssy bush will b. sorely
disappointed. II vow are making .
living in this country you will b. much
better OF to remain here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13
IN Oh Rel;ah,a.

old reliable harness aud saddle manu-
factory Of r. H. Dihle. Mr.. Dihlehas
been In the business in this city about
fourteen years, and has ever prided
himself upon the quality Of his work.
His mandatory h now, asst has ever
been, the most reliable and popular
establishment in Central and Western
Kansas. BY good work and fair deal
ing he has built up splendid pat
ronage, which he has retained through
sunshine and shadow during all these
years. He hiss been burnt out, and
lost heavily Of his means in other
ways. but has never '.lost his grip"
BY patient industry, he has kept his
establishment ito the 'front.'" and
made himself strong in popular ne
spect and esteem. Dihle il entitled to
the splendid patronage he receives. and
We hope he may 60 on to still further
prosperity.
Rsd Esests Tssassbes.
The following lisa list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register of Deeds. for the
two weeks ending May lath, 1880. and
furnished by Wight 4 Carroll, Alb
stractOrs:
April s7th.
&. F. Beebe to Joseph Lederlee, lots
10 and 16, Third Street, Jones Addi-
tiOn-S4O
April 18th.
HenryT. and Isabel Davis to J. T.
SeArle, south 80 feet, lot 81, Santa Fe
AvenuNS1O.
May LIST
6tate ef- Kanaas tn d. II. Patrick,
mel . l6, r n, -R 4w-$4SO.
- and 81 Seventh Street. Salina-Sl00.
National Land 60 to B. +. Robinson
el nwfS IL. T Is, X 2w-$24O.
United States to Adelia l.. smith,
net NV. nwi mel s ~. T Is, r sw.
May Sd.
John H. johnson and wife 10 Swan
Hedquist, se3 $ II, T Is, X 3w-Sl6tO.
Andrew Muir and wife to Robert
Muir, part Of lots lO9, Ill and lib, Fifth
Street, Salina-S.SO
Willis Bristol to Sarah Wright, lot
l.6 Santa Fe Avenue, Saiina-$laR.
May 9Th.
United States to Samuel Broman,
WI nw3 : ., T ". raw.
Duncan Proctor and wife to James
Quested, nA nwt s I, T Is, r. w-Sl5O.
May 5th.
John W. Rerks and wife to Nel-
Back, set = IL, T. Is, II w-$lOOO.
Shultz 4 Wilmarth and wives To w.
7. Gilbert, lot Il, block IA. Oak Dale
$50.
May 9Th.
John Caxse,ly and wife and Peter
Cassidy to John Sick and Marie Rem
ard, undivided 2 Of set : 81, T IA, 3
w-S625.
James Emmitt and wife to T. H. q.
Hudson. lot 81, Santa Fe Avenue. Sa-
lina-$llO.
KHAN and Sick and wives to Marie
Renard, 80 acres in vel s 81, T II, K3
w-$l.
Marie Renard and husband, John
Sick aud wife to David Kilan. north
80 acres set $ 81, T II, 3-Sl.
Daniel kilsn and wife, Marie Rem
ard and husband, to John Sick. south
So acres set 81, 7 II, R3w-Sl.
May 9Th.
J. n. Allen and wife to Geo, +.
Moore, lots - and So, Seventh Steet,
Salina-SlaN.
VIM. A. Phillips and wife To Mary
Nelson, lot l70 and l72, Santa Fe Av-
enue, Salina-$25.
May 10th.
Ransom Calkins to Alfred Roswell,
lots Z and 8, block l, Calkins addition
$50.
James Bryant, w. C. Bryant Jr. and
wife to Carl A. Wenngren, lots l63. ls5
and 49, santa Fee Avenue, Salina-S6OO.
United States to John Henderson,
- mel S IL, T Is, REV.
May 18th.
Thomas J. Barbour to ROsanna Bar-
hour, nj lot 80. Santa Fee Avenue, Sa-
lina-S8OO.
Thomas J. Barbour to ROsanna Bar
hour, lot -, block 3, Calkins Addition
-S3N.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

z Loes has paschAsrd ths iee a
Ga J. Lay. and vAass I'll ths irse u-
sanss ~ ~ nagst 0uAso psunSe-
y and.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

In accordance with the Law govern
ing cities Of the second class, . public
examination Of applicants for positions
in the public schools Of Salina, will be
held,at the public school building in
Saliua, Monday, May 3ist. 1850. com
mencing 1t 3 O'Clock A. NJ. The ex-
animation will include Orthography,
Psnmanship, Reading. Geography.
Arithmetic, Grammar, L. 5. History.
Psychology. and Theory and Practice
Of Teaching. BY order Of the B0Ard
Of Education. Z. u, FITxFATRICg,
ls-3w Superintendent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

The hall now used by the Board II
Trade presents q very fine appearance
and II . credit to the city. The busi-
ness men need not be ashamed to show
their guests and strangers into that
hall. Its walls have been handsome
ly papered, and the wood work paint
ed. Mapa Of the different states and
territories hang on the walls. A fine,
long, walnut table. with 4 green oil
cloth top, which was Manufactured BY
+. 4 v. Eberhardt, stands in the CEN
ter Of the room. Numerous high
hack arm chain, where our worthy
burgeois may take their ease and dis
cuss railroads. politics. religion, cur
city's intrrests, and other question:,
are hanged around the room. TAs hat
est papers and periodicals. are upon
the table. The Hall u . ane place In
which to spend an hour each day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

have an - sss~ hstt ass-r ssss~.
pcsvbS~<s Nth szs.a ssa--. ~si~s .sssi
shssss-iS niis. tss-es town. sBd ii-s--
wasting tsrssr>gs sss sbsif -ss-rk ssii
ds veil to call On fs~-
E.w. ". l.. MILES,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

Ia ssnaii sun. On fsfsser. is -siss~
Cnsssy, Sss kssy-ss.ss- No issstss-~s.
eszsuirsa. JOHN W. hfskEr.
iS<f h~akrs aai Hsossf-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-13

These viii be . grand festival ~ the
Open Honse on Friday. the lAth inst
All asp invited 10 come, md . pleasant
tine viii be hsA BY al vho will make
&c %. There will BE- small admit
tanee fee of 10 cents Fequirrd Il the
door. HATTIE NILLER-
MARIA PERRy.
Salina. KanSas. MAY 1ah-
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p0lsOls Ne@s

The wheat 10 just booming since our
lat ihoWen, and all are rejoicing In
the prospect Of our coming harvest.
Corn planting IL nearly completed
and many pieces of corn are up, and
look we'll.
The poeatoes xre up and are looking
thrifty. bat the potato beetle viii de-
stroy them - thSy have 6ssa doing 10
the East II not spsinkied With Paris
Greeo, o( which . table spnonful stir
red In . pail Of water and spFinkled
over the potatoes too or three timer
during the season, will save the pots-
toss.
q. W. sutton haa Just laid In . new
supply of GOOD at his seorp.
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THURSDAY, MAY Is, 1880.

- Eaks sepiss q xHE JOURNAL ~ay b. had
of sAe Bod 0srv q Whitehead f. .SeaDsan
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Psrties sissisS .New Hsst riu fed The JOURSAL
IN Ne Il 0es p. Rsreii 4 Cos Adr~tisiag a9,aEs
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The following lisa list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the Office Of Ed.
Whitman, Register of Deeds, for the
two weeks ending May lath, 1880, and
furnished by Wight 4 Carroll, Alb
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April 9TH,
April 18th.

G. F. Beebe to Joseph Lederiee, lots
10 and 16, Third Street, Jones Addi-
tiOn-SAO
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HenryT. and Isabel ] Davis to J. T
Searle, south 80 feet, lot 81, Santa Fl
AvenueAfaO.
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salina, Kana.s, Nay lah-