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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
LITOGRAFIA
DEL "BOLETINo.
PRECIOS BARAT0S.


ProvIsta dc una maquipa de dlti,na inven
cIon, esta LIToGRAFiA desd, hoy hara sus ira
bajos do tal niode que sa,gan al mi mo precio
que eneargatlos 6stos al exterior
los fabrieantes de cigarrilos Sc haran las
marQui.as tarn no comun en- APPEL de colo
res, tLta negra 4 1l5 el milar rasando de
100000 A os one s6lo encargu n de 100 0
90 600 SO es hara al mismo precio, pero
pagan 10 % pesos por e gr.bado, Para que
necesjten menos de l0,0o0, los Antiques pre-.
clos. Marquillas en- panel hanco y tintas finas
de todos coleres 81 so el millar pasando de
100000; de 10000 $4,000 hay que pagar el
grabado 81 los rarrc quiancs no ~ tienen hecho
on esta casa. Menos de 10000 los antiguos
prccios.
Marqnias de tamaho grande aprecios con-
vecioaales.
Marouillds para chocolate colores surtidos
81 mIllar
Facturas cireulares. conformidades, obliga-
cicnes, letras le cambi etiquetas para boti-
ca, tarietas demas, sfompce que e Ddmero
de eiemplares sea grarde, Sc hacen en- Ito
gratia casi al mismo precio one de imprenta
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E5TANCIA.

Sc arrIenda una en- las iumediacionts de
T.rUlo-alto y Rio-piedras, compuesta de 300
cuerdas, pertenecentes al coucurso prom3vi-
do por d. Antonio MOlinas; y Sc pub,ica por
haberse aprobado por ell tribunal las PROPOSE
clones de convenio hechas pOr los acreedores
en- junta general. celebrada ell dia 3 de agosto
anterior y en- virtud del sexto apartado Sc au
toriza los sindicos que suscriben para oil
arriendo de dicha estancia por ahora
Los que Ia nteresen pueden hacer sus pro-
posicones D. Federico Caro- 8 d. Francis
co Molinas en- Rio-Piedras
Puerto-Rico, IL de octubre de 1880.
Los Sindicos-JULIAN BALDoRIoTY, TOMAS
CABALLERO. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
Escibania pub'ica de Don Jose NJ Saniuan,

Por disposition del sefiorD Geronimo Zerbi,
Comisario de la Quiebra de M Sainz Co
habiendo visto 10 mandado por ell Sr Juez de
primera initancia del D.strito de Cathedral Sc
ha ervido disponer que Ia junta general de
acreedores para tratar del conveni0 propuesto
por la sociedad quebrada que habfa dc cele-
brarse ell dia diez ocho del corrente mes,
tenga lugar el dia vente seis pr6xmo q la
una de la tarde en- la casa de don Maxine Sainz
Fortaeza 25. L1 one Sc hace p1blico para
conocimianto de los acreedores en- general -
Puerto Rico, octubre 10 de 1880. 0.-Jos6 ~
,SIn1udn.-~N : Bo, .ZERBI 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
iGran descubrimiento aatorizado con patente!
NO MAS QUININA!
Gu r acion Fad cal.

PRESERVATIVO Y CURATIVE DE LAS INTERMEDIATES
vENEREAs SFTTICAS FIEBRES AUxILIO
DEL MERCURIO NJ LA QUINA, CON Ell GRAN
ESPECFICO vEGETAL DEL ESPECIALISTA WALL
Elespecfco VIRUEIA
TITUS toda ee CAIENTURAs sin 81 Qnina enfsr
medades del ESTOMAGO del HIGADO del BAZO
RES ANGINAS ANEMIA CLOROSIS STILLS. HERPES
Deposto California
bocas droguerfas de Habana
LEDESMA, Gale de San Francisco, 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
Garcia, Gatell y Go,
AGENTES GRALES. Y COMISIONISTAs

1Iabilitados mpetentemente para toda
clase de ne2ocios comerciaes fnancieros
para los de consgnaciones de buques
mercancias, Sc ofrecen al comercio y publicO
en- general dentro fuera de la isIa, por si
tienen 4 bien utilizar sus Seryicios, calle lie
Tetrlan MIN. 26 s. T.. pto Rico. hap
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
"LaS NOVedadeS.' - :;
Ton aoi~ %. ~ ii
IS11StCAo 1IoII1PSoI &c 90 .
FOpTATEzA
FORTALEZA.

Los dueos de este acredtado eabecmeno participant
aus vorecedores pdbico general haber ecbdo por
apos proedentes de Europa complete vado surtdo
meancf aruos de novedad para caberos nos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
Gaia dc pr6stamos.

Ell 80 del corriente Sc remataran
en- pIbica subasta las prendas de
los talones que a continuation Sc ex-
presan, por cuenta de quien cores
ponda y orden de d. +. Tlnaud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
TARIFA PROVISIONAL.

PRTMERA cLAsE.
De la Capital q S. Antonio vice-versa, 10 cts
- la id. Martin Peiia vice-verea, % i'd.
- la id. Rio-piedras yice-versa, 30 id.
IS. Antonio Martin Pefia vice versa,
10 i'd.
IS. Antonio Rio-piedras vice-yersa,
20 i'd
- Martin Pefia Rio-piedras 8 vice-Yersa,
~ III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
IA QUIEN COiVENGl

Sc vende una maquina de mano para cortar
papel propia para imprenta 6 encuadernacion
es muy sencila fuerte Ultima invencion; ia
bricante r. Hoe d Co., New-Yolk
Ihlormaran B. Borras y herman o. s 'Juau
Pto-Rico. 4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
TRANVIA
De Ia Capital ! Rie.Pisdras.
ITINERARIo PROVISIONAL.
HORAs DE sALIDA.

Este ITINERARI0 Sc establece proviso.
naimente para los dias laborables Los dias
de fiesta regira el siguiente /:
Capital Riopiedras Rio.piedrasd Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24

Al pasaiero no Sc le admite mas eQuipaje
que IN blito, cugo bulto no exceda de 70 H.
bras lie peso la dem isia sera paga conven-
cilnalneute. Scndo ell misTlo ell conductor,
la EMPRESA no rrsponde de averia.
Tambien Sc fletan cochas para todos los
puntos que permita ell camino. Los pracios
scran m0dic0s. h. H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
IntereSante.

Pr6xima zarpar do este puerto para ell de
Barcelona la Polacra Goleta espaiioa SAN
TIAGO, de la matricula de Alicante nece-
sitandose un photo a su bordo, sc avsa pOr
medic del presente anuncio por 81 hubiera al,
guno que quisiera desemp mar dcha plaza
Para informes dirigirse su captain ID. Ma
nuel Marti, sus consgnatarios DoMINGUEz
HERMANOs, Tetuan H.. h. nbre
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RUrA a.

Cu1ndo ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de Snn Th0mas ell dia las de
la noche
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
SaiinZ, Cerra & Co.
81 SAN FRANCISCO-41
s. JUAN, PUERTO-R1CO.

Ofrecen d sus numerosos favorecedores, Y
al publico Ell general, I'm extenso variado
surtido de mercancias de todas clases, de las
mejores fabricas de Inglaterra, Francia,
Espafla, las que SO prometen
vender precios muy limitados.
Tambien realizan PRECIOS MUY BAJOS
los alticulos siguientes
Hero galvanizado liso acanalado ga
de baflos.
CalderCs de hierro de galones.
Camas de hierro para una persona.
Clavos de id. de q Al pulgadas
Clavos de id. para toneleros de i'd
Sacos de Yute grandes.
Id. de id. pequeflos.
Id. de drilete.
Hules negros y de colores.
Id. para pisos.
Fl. L. en-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
CsFrusjsS de Gonzalez, Ramos J NatienO.

Desde ell lila 10 del presente mes, la EN-.
presa para n As comodidad del pGblico, au-
mentara las salidas diarias de los coches en-
relacion con las horas que tiene establecidas
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios. ri
HORAS DE SALTDA.
De la Carolina Rio-piedras, las u d
10i de Ia mafiana.
lie CaCuas Rio-piedras, las Ct ~ de
la m9 9fiana.
De Rio-piedras para ambos puntos a las 8
de La tarde fletados todas hor+s, abo-
nando los asientos que tanga ell coche
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS
Banos de Coamo.

Tenemos ell honor de informar a las perso-
mas cue deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
minero-medcina es, haber hjado "a Temporal
da do ''bafios" desde el dia IL de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos moses encCntrarau
todas las comodidades y atenciones que sean
necesarias.
Despues de la Ultima fecha solo proporcio-
nara ell Establecimiento habitaciones el uso
de las aguas
h. 90 UsERA e BLANCH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
IL mil rls. de regaIo.
ELIXIR INDIANA.
Preparation anti OdOntdIgica,
Hnica en- sur CIase.

FL mel r descubrimiento quo hasta ahora
Sc ha hecho y ell mas excelente conservador
de la boca y la dentadura. Aflrma fortifi-
ca los dientes y las muelas que tengan mo-
vimento; evita asimismc las inf1amacio-
nes, carries, NECROSIS, ulceracion, fetidez del
aliento, y otras muchas dc las enfermeda-
des de la boca. Su simple compost zion de
vegetables le eleva por encima de cuantos
preparados Sc ofrecen al publico, COM
puestos en- su mayor parte de acidos, como
ell malico, cetrico, acetico Il oxalico, fermen-
taciones lacticas 8 but6ricas, otros diver
sos acidos mnerales.
De venta al pOr mayor menor, en- la
botica MICARD. San Francisco, 53, en-
todas las quincallerlas de la Isla.
OF al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
OJo.

Sc desea vender en- 10 Gale de Nerzagarav.
n6mero l3 una pulperia ademas dos casas
terreras una ee elias con un gran horno para
panaderia Ei que las interese puede lirigir-
Sc al mismo duefio que las habita Es propia
para los j6ve0es que quierau trabaiar "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24
SOCIEDAD ANONlMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

&tm1cjon de Ia cga en- este dia.
RECURSOS
Existencia en- elective metalico. S177, 990-73
Valores en- cartera, obligaeiones,
contormidades pagares. 49,. 724, 7l3 90
RESPONSABILIDADES.
Oblig clones la vista
Cuentas corrientes. :. 1884 II
Wales en- circulation - IS, 10000
Ter. dividendo Tres
t0l ......... 499-59
% id. id 49,. l24s-00
Ser. i'd. id -. l496-49
40 id, id..... 2355-17
81 i'll. id... 7259-62 l2,858S7
Oantidad exigible por ere
ditos abiertos. ...... q, lI736 1917, ,320-35
Obllgaciones plazo, ,-Imposcio-
mes con interes ............. lss, 1866
Operaciones efectusdas desde 10 de
enero de 1880.
Vaores descontados. . BAG, ,14796
Prestamos hechos -. :. 406, ,e03l 10
Creditos concedidos . 203, ,463 IS
Total. -. $1.456,4 63
San Juan, P. r 4, IL de Obre, de Ie80-El
Contador Rafael Perez Garcia. ". B. .
Ell Snb-drectOr, Pablo Ubdrri
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j 0JO ]! | 0JO!

Fl bchnelas blancas coloradas; chicharos
verdes; iamones ''Old Dominonv; ayena; We.
tun Saratoga; velas de sebo blandas; maizena,
en- paquetes de y de libra; paDe de seia
para envover tabacos; papel de esfreza; yeso
calcinado en- polvo; maiz en- granos; galIetas
Pilot; cane,on; tabaco MANILA; manteQuilla da-
Mesa en- latas de Y 2 libras; almllon; aeeitu-
mas en- cu5etes pequeios; harlna dc tfigo de
maiz; manteca en- Iatas de lihras; gall6fas le
mantecay de soda; jabon azul; cerYeza ame-
fas; guano desmotado para colchones hIrnc.
hadas; r n viejo en- eaias do la boteilas 81
fertilizador yeietal para tabaco.
ToDo BUENo BARArD.
Garcia, Gatell y Oe Tetnan 26.
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T TARiFA DE PRECIOS,

Puerto-Rico, octubre % de 1880.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-24

1aeoada y salida del vapor para Puerto
pin3a Habana y Mejico. Llega San Juan
- 7Iia n 4 las de la mafiana: Sale de San
1,sen el .<lia IL & las de la manana.
Isers mas informes dirigirse q los consig-
,,efarios Iatirnpr Il Co., San Juan Puerto
BaS- - 9. 26.
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Oblig clones a la vista
Cuentas corrientes. 1884, II
Wales en- circulation. :. IS, $50 90
1 4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Mulbury Items.

MULBUEY, Dec. 9th 1879
The Christmas tree proved grand
success. Everybody that could be, was
there. For once the house was entire
ly too small; it looked As though every
inch Of standing room was occupied.
The tree was well trimmed; we notic-
ed several very handsome presents and
scare any one but what was remem.
bered by their friends. The music was
excellent, the first piece sung WAS
Merry Christmas by the Chillson sis
tiers, accompanied by the organ. Their
exact ages l did not learn, but the old
est that played the organ cannot be
over fourteen years, if that.
One of the grandest turkey dinners
that has been our good fortune to par
take of was given Christmas by Mr..
and Mrs. b. p. Randolph. Two large
turkeys graced the board and to our
notion were far handsomer in their
rich brown dress than the one Dame
Nature gave them. Every thing was
admirably arranged, the guests: enjoy
cd themselves i'm pleasant games and
lively conversation until dinner was
announced. There was more than one
that wished Christmas came oftener
than once a year. Mrs. Randolph can
cook 4 dinner that suits me, and I'll
bet sine could suit you too. Mr.. Editor.
One of the young bloods up here
went to Salina not long ago TO get
work lie met an acquaintance on tie
street and told him he wanted to get a
job. The friend studied bit, then gave
the young gent an address where he
told him he thought he would be sue
cc-siul in getting employment. The
last seen OF him, he was passing in at
No. -, Fifth Street.
Mr. George Mansfield talks of mov-
ing on his farm the first of February.
Mr.. &. NJ. Hunt froyc his ears dur
Ing the last cold days
Splendid skating Oh the creek now,
several parties are out enioyingit.
There Is some talk of hotel being
started here in the spring.
The first days sales when the store
opened was Sl2.l0, the second was
$3.50, and still gaining. Ifyou want
cheap goods Chillson is the man to
buy them of.
Some of the young folks enjoyed
themselves tripping the light fantastic |
toe, at Scotch Thompson's, Christmas
night, also December 18th dance at
Nelson's near the + Creek school |
house.
\. X. Head has had to acknowledge |
that our government was on a soundcr |
basis fifty years ago than to-day.
JONATHAN |
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
harmony Echoes.

Another meeting of our interesting
literary society was held on the 18th,
at . P. NJ, as announced in the jour
NAL. Owing to the cold our at
tendance was rather slim. yet some of
our youthful orators broke forth with
aneloquence that would have rendered
Webster or Clay dumb with amaze
ment considering our looks at the
rapid advance (backwarisl the Young
Americans had made since their time.
And how wildly the patriotism of
Washington and Lafayette was brought
to light (lamp-light, before an aston
ished (at the cold weather. audience.
Our Presi lent favored Us with his
presence, gave some good literary suy-
gestions, and doubtless went home
thinking it was good To he there.
Our Secretary in the midst of the ex-
element, ran home, lost his silk hand
kerchief and revolver. Nofarther loss
is reported.
However, We got through without
blood shed. AM \ motion TO aijolra
for two weeks was reluctantly passed.
Orr Harmony News" reporter is
stirring fellow He treats instructive
ly on agriculture. is lengthy on hus-
bandry in general, recommends can
ned CuckIe Burrs for lninee.pie-. Its
taken for granted that Mr.. c. lnbody
is not a Frenchman, he would not de-
fend Lafayette
a select com pany of our worthy in.
structors, body guard. being on n fur
Tough last Monday took n scout down
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Pleasant View Items.

Mr.. George Befneld, from South
ern Illinois, recently spent several DAYS
with his brother. Mr.. Jonas Benfield,
of Greeley township.
Christmas was quietly Observed at
Pleasant View, and now the people
are anxiously waiting the next publ
cation day of the JOURNAL to usher in
a Happy New Year to all.
Last Friday, Saturday and Sunday
were remarkably pleasant days for
this season of the year; but winter is
again here, and the end is not yet.
The last social in the neighborhood
of Pleasant View was held on Satur-
day evening at Mr.! Peaks, and is said
to have been a very enjoyable affair.
The surprise party held at Rev. A.
b. Kirtland's on Monday evening of
last week, was very pleasant social
gathering indeed, and left the dominic
twelve or fifteen dollars better off in
cash and produce; which, from the
agreeable manner the evening was
spent, and the cheerfulness with which
the presents were made, it is difficult
to determine whether the cOntri butors
or receivers were the most delighted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Rayaria ltems.
Winter here at last.
Ausfin,s Ia tho nlapo of resort

winner mere AT last.
Austin's is the place of resort.
Considerable grain still coming into
market.
X. p. Detectives got after Cousin Joe
last week and had him up before Judge
Norton.
The Bavaria boys stay away from
BrookvilIc now. Tine says its not so.
Case's management O the forces at
the late fire was good. or clear and
cool head there is no di ,ount on him.
We learn Mr.. ID. Ritcnie is negotiat-
ing for B. p. Wickers' interest i'm the
store of Wicker & King. Although
we should be sorry to loose Mr.. Wick
er, at the same time We would be glad
to receive as good citizen as Dave.
While the wind did blow with great
strength on the seventh day of the
week, in the month of December, and
year 1879, there arose a great prophet
BY the name of Asakiah and proclaim
ed to the people that stood near the
Tabernacle that great trouble would
prevail that day, and he spake with a
mighty force thus wise: Brethren go
We to the river and battle well. bring
great sacks will filled with water and
come hither quickly, for great lamen-
tation shall be seen this day, but sew
eral, with John, hesitated, to these he
spake Ego hide with the weaker"
Among the followers of Asakiah was
David, Daniel, John, Rufus, Enoch,
Samuel, Olsinorocus, William, Perci-
vial and a medicine man by the name
of Alonzo, and great bewailing was
heard from the housetops by the danes,
as Asakiah led the army to victory.
For long time did the fight rage,
but at last Asakiah and followers were
victorious.
Then a young man, Enoch by name,
arose and said, 'see We not that ball of
fire" and sure it was. As he spake the
enemy arose and the victory was lost,
but Asahiah, a prophet of great deter
mination shouted "goye to the city and
warn the danes, and save the grasses,
for the cattle are many" and such it
was.
Many sentinels were placed to the
South and West of the city, and a
great guard was placed to save the
grasses from the enemy.
The strength of the enemy was great
and the warriors of Asakiah vanished
as the wind, but the great people ex-
claimed"will no one stay:'but 40 voice
answered. Then saith the prophet ''tis
WE'LL" and throwing aside his sandals,
he followed the foot prints of his army;
and it came to pass in after hours
there arose a wise man by the name of
Judea who said "why do We fight this
battleagainst such great numbers, "and
Enoch arose and heaped great condem-
nation upon him; but the medicine
man arose and said"why fightest thou;
have ye not heard the horn of Gabriel?
Go thou hither, and fill well thy body
with wine, for well know thy throat
thirsteth for drink" and it was DONE;
and as each partOok, Asakiah spake
Look well to your wounds and drink
accordingly to scars thou shall carry"
and each would claim their wounds
were most severe. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
6rcadvieN Items.

EDITORS JOURNAL: In my last
10 read tel. Typographers should re-
member that even one letter in a word
makes a very expressive and mex
preside difference in its meaning -.
We have to acknowledge again that
We have been the nocturnal recipients
of Broadview'> musical talent. \ few
nights ago, just n We had gone of to
the land of dreams, we were aroused
from our siumher by the discourse of
most eloquent music" We imagined
for the nonce, that We were back once
more i'm some metropolis city, hushed
in the silence of night, broken only by
the sweet concord of voices. "a they
gently disturbed its ".tilly hours"
But. alas, d the voices recedeli and
were lost In the distance We realized
that we were the only occupant of a
quarter section OF prairie, in the bread
domain of Kansas.
The several farmers and literary
clubs among them the Plinyl ara a
means of entertainment these winter
nights, and we trust Of profit and cul-
ture. The spar>ely settled agricultural
districts of our country and all Others
can do much 10y spirit. enterprise and
good taste, To mitigate the ennui 20
much complained OF. and can thus en-
sure its young folk from that boori>h-
ness which i - embarrassing and an
moving when they are required 10 en-
ter cultivated society. Every family
should be. ~ far n possible, provided.
in addition TO text books, with good,
wholesome reading matter, by authors
of good diciion and morals. Let every
child as il advances in yeas. ue,~ome
acquainted with the proper meaning of
words and their Specification. Here
is broad field of labor for the parents.
especially for the mother. Parents
should not consider their duty done
when they shall have sent Their chill
drcn six or even nine months 10 the
district school.
Some hoggi>h man or men. not hav-
ing practical consciousness Of the
eighth commandment, captured fat
hog-and il may he nlors-from the
pens Of William Stahl, hot long since,
besides exercising two Others so yio-
lently n To cause their death. making
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

A PORTION of the new bridge across
the Firth of Tay, Scotland, was blown
down Saturday night by gale, while
the train from Edinburgh to Dundee
was crossing, which resulted in the
complete destruction of the train and
the drowning of some % passengers.
This would be considered a bad acct
dent in America, but in the old world
it will be denounced as frightful, and
somebody will have to hang for it.
The government governs railroads in
that country, not the railroads the gov
ernment
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
Dry Greek Items.

Social gathering to-day Christmas
at Mr.. Geo. Wai-on'S. \ good time
is anticipated.
NJ. Charles Robinson, of Solomon,
i visiting with his sisters, Mrs. Asa
Watson and Mrs.. Bessie Dillingham;
There have been nineteen homesteal>
and farms entered and bought on Dry
Creek since last spring.
Mr.. McCom6er has put his new
wind pump up, and ii improves the
appearance of his farm very much.
This freezing, dry, windy weather
will be very likely to injure the pros
reefs of the wheat, if it continues much
longer.
Gus. and Charlie Johnson male
81 900 with their thresher this season,
and gave entire satisfaction wherever
they went. Yours truly. MOORE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

SINCE her return to Washington Mrs.
Sprague has appeared in public but
once, and then at the theater. She
was escorted by an old friend of the
family and was accompanied by one OF
her little daughters. Some Ofthe most
highly esteemed ladies in Washington
have called Oh Mrs. Sprague at Edge
wood to express their sympathy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01
SheriH'S Sale.
SAMUEL l. SMITH & COL

CHAS. 7. FREEMAN & CO
DY virtue Of an execution Issued out of the dis
II tTlct court of the fourteenth Judicial district
within and for the county OF Saline and State OF
Kansas, In the above entitled case and to me d.
rec:ed and delivered. I will on SATURDAY the 3ist
day Of January 4. ID. ls79 at 2 o'clock D. m. of
said day at the east door ofthe house in the
city OF salina Saline county Kansas offer for sale
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
hand the following described real estate to III. :
The SEA of lot number =. in block number So In
the city of Brookv,lle, Saline Coanty Kansss, ac-
cordins to the plat of said city, with tenements,
Embellishments and appuTtenances thereupss be-
longing TO the sail real estate is taken a Tie pro-
erty of the sad Charles +. Freeman 4 Co. and
has been appraised at Four Hundred Dollars.
Given under my hand this alst dzy of Deeember.
ls7g. IS.L H. d. BAKER Sharie
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-01-01

EIGHT years ago there were more
than two thousand oranges of "Patrons
of Husbandry" in the state of Iowa.
To-day there are less than two hun
dred. In other Western states the
same relative state of facts exist.