The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-07

u Editor Burnett Of the solomon
70 Senfiaei was mp 10 Saline last Sat
/. urday. He II still suffering some
v what from the effects Of the fall b
got three weeks ago. but he think
he will be all right In time. He Is
: very pleasant. weil-infoFmed gentle
man. He publishes an interesting
paper and seems to be doing we'll.
II. d. Lee goes 10 New York thi
week on business conpected with hi
extensive establishment. After hi
return he will take Q much Beedet
trip Of recreation 20 the Rocky Noun
tains. We with him . proliIaLl,
trip to the east and . pleasant one q
: the mountains in pursuit. Of health
{ and pleasure. He hss nsd q hard
h. summers work and deserves q pc.
! Ilod Of rect aud recreation.
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One farmer NE hear Of has over
three thousand bushels Of cid corn.
He coIld sell now and realize =
, handsome sum for Il, but lac chooses
: 10 hold on 10 u while lOnger. No
doubt he will he wIse In doing "a,
~ there seems To be little doubt in
the minds Of those who watch the
IusTkets that the prize Of rnrn ~
Well - OF wheat viii be eOnsi,leT-
ably higher before SNOW falls.
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The whitmore Rrothsrs, whnulGs-
ri their S9-rent store here somr time
sgn snd have hesn looking Tor = In-
cation in the far wesi---I'acifie coast
have decided Ia locate In Win Geld.
cOwiey county. They decided they
could not lnd better state In which
0" stay than Kansas. so long -
they eonrlmded not Ia stay ia Salina
the JOURNAL il glad they have se-
Isried Winfield. which is one nf the
live inwns af The state.
The rains Of the past few days have
saved many thousand bushels Of
corn Ia this county that womld have
been lost 10 the drought had cUntiu-
usd. II MAS . magnificent rain, and
put tile ground in zine condition for
fall plowins. This seems tn have
been the last spot visited by the
rains, hut Il came in time To do much
good. The clerk Of the weairr las
the thanks OF the people for what he
did.
Messrs. Will and Whitehead intend
the middle Of the month Ia remove
their business Ia the room lately Uc-
cuPled 10y John Anderson on Santa
Re, which they have leased for term
Of years. Their present location il
not large enough to accommodate
their rapidly expanding business,
hence the change. We are sorry to
have them leave this pro?inquity.
but wish them the hest Of luck In
their new room.
The Atchison Ghobc very we'll
says: kansas is alright. The
emigrant wagons that are headed
east will some day he headed back.
A poor crop In Kansas il not ~ COM
mon occurrence n poor crop
in any other state in the union.
The man who IL looking for coun-
try where the corn Is always right.
and where the wheat crop never
fails, may - we'll look for Eden. |
There Is no such place in the world.
Kansas IL Young. Those who stand |
by Il aud help IL will find that il will
grow into the way Of helping them"
from the Kansas Ch"rchmun We
learn that through leniency the re-
firing head master Of 81. Johns col /
lege las; year permitted purchases
10 the extent of over one Thousand |
dollars in exress 81 deposits made |
by the cadets. The school j. the re- |
chants hole. The c"mi"s Year the |
Burssr will lie relieved al the duty |
nf traching, 81 that more care may |
br exercised In ihIs TesIerI. The |
Bursar will not permit any rurchas-
e. unless lherr j. = deposit {" bark
them. Parents aud guardians are re-
guested to direct how much their |
anns or wards are in have from eek |
Ia week.
legal art for the Helms brewing |
company for Loo aud expenses.
lie presented his hill the other day
and Helms went hack nu Il. The
captain immediately attached the |
goods Of the company nj fifteen diff |
ferent points i'm Kansas, one Of the |
uumbeT being the house on Ash |
street in Ais city. We hope the
captain will make the company
disgorge. The lawyer il entitled To
his fee whether the brewing COM
poug HiaNf any uiouta tht '" I'VE
venture in the whiskey business in
this state or pot. II 10 time for that
company now to b- little less AFRO
CANT than Il has heen. To refuse 10
pay honestly made contracts is not !
= very reputable thing TO do.
Capt. MohIer found his fees COM
ing In rather slowly from thr Ash
St, original parkage hnuse, and was
compelled to attach the goods and
close the hOuse. This vas done last
Saturday. The business does moi
seem 10 have been 50 remunerative
~ the projectors fondly hoped II
would. We learn also that the
business in other towns has not
panned out very well-st least the
men invading the state have not
found 80 many people dying for
beer ~ was thought. The eduea-
ton OF the prohibition Law has dsne
something, then, as the fact proves.
The iopers have emigrstsd 10 other
places. This 10 one Of the strongest
arguments we have heard why the