The Saline County journal., 1878-06-06


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uam peioneing % II. znomes AS1a ~
p. oecsme naGnteoeo - 1I1 tsa a~sy, On A9ny ~
wagon At the time, and WAS thrown out and
0uife seriousIv injured about the face and
shoulders. Dr. Crowley exsmIned the wounds
and Is trpatfng the little fellow.
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s3-moffoI evening st tae nWG .es9sn ~ -
iven Oy ,, e ..9,ss % 'rc IT, s.':u. .a h',s,Iv
Coa 1nnnPs y. ~ IL s.....s., .. .1 sn, 0y ,S.y
sre defermined thst the a1Isir shaII be 4 success
a. far as their efforts can make it.
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| WINE nttIe 1Atty Wanugns wss s.AItns :.
DGeY iau aonoy ~. noIH, W III ~
n!S5eI 20 toe Dueky ss1 sSy .s ~u. .s.'e o.o
coIlo Iea 20 sno klVanu. sHlnx Hx. w. spW w v.,v
m .aa .se o1S Don a oon s. so1s S,.. III :. urdcr
- .esa - III nr S.cv;sv eI .rd ;s aoino niceiv
| During ride between Saiina ana the farm
Of Mr.. Thos. AcAhy's: last week. we saw
more growing grain and beautiful scenery tnan
can De found IN any other county IN Aanses.
On HI. AcAnys arm We aaw some nno
fruit, and were Informed that fruit 10 that SEC
don promised IN unusualIy large ytei0.
At the recent temperance picnic in the park,
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with A Roodlv supp3y Of provisions, where they
supposed no one could disturb it. But their
confidence Was not we'll founded, for some one
took the dinner, bucket and all, and never re-
| turned that which they could NOT eat.
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ohnrch ELI sarw w.is .,,evdsI ,s.t SnrJsv 81
ternoon. The Young folks did very we'll
some OF them extraordinarily 90. The singing
wa not 10 0ood owing pro6ablv 70 the new.
80. ~ -. 49,. .,,.sS s,,oh ~. &. ,,II T.,~
Sype," TOR instance. Another meeting con-
Quoted similarly, wiu be held one week from
next Sunday.
np...m,s a.. h..o.,,,, .oo ,,,,.,o.. IN
LII ~ SoSSs....& ~ a... .'..'' s.' .s.o- -
when they can easily find employment In the
harvest fields. Il b poor time for able bodied
men to beg when they can find plenty OF work
to earn their living, and It Is Q season OF the
year when no announcement should be given
such persons.
A croouet club has been formed bv the
vonn0 ladies' and oents on the unner Gvnsum.
and rnles and rep1iafions sdopted povernIng
the club. Mr.. Wilder, Is the President Jas.
Mortar, Secretary: Frank Nerrell, Treasurer,
and Wm. Watts, Manager. They meet every
Saturday afternoon. Much social pleasure
will be realized from this association by the
On Tnesd.v afternoon. while Olof Forsee
vss DRIVING = team hitched 10 . harvester. the
horses on % becsme % unmsnseesbie and ran away.
M. Forsee Was thrown nom his seat upon the
back part OF the machine ana MS oody was
oadty oruased oy the coupHng. ne mao tne
!ines afoond MN wnen ne Ieti ana wes unable
!or someume 10 e1Hicate nlmseiI IEom tne
dangerous position ne WAS IN.
We observed on one Of tho freight trains
passing Salina (durin9 the early psft Of the
weeEl three fiaf cars loaded with locomotives.
Upon inquiry we learned that they were being
shipped 10 Colorsdo TO be placed upvn the
Denver q Rio Grsnde Railway. The increas-
ing OF Its carrying capacity at this time, IL but
another evidence Of increasing prosperity there
~ well as In our own State.
IN. ,.d,.. n, N. M.thol,,.t chu,ch v,ere
verv SeneronsIv n.t,oni1eS A. their test,vsI IN
The seiins Or":. EEcnsa Last Thn-sIiev - ave";n1
xhont On necn,. otsanioIi Tho ante:tsinmanSf
after ne v;n~ tSs e~nsnses ,hs ,ei;es h.J .hont
eaN - .:y,iys ~. ,sa cs ~. 80 ~.
nroveray,, n ths chvrat IN. cho;r ~ The
chn,ch S;,rn;.haS so",e f,na ,n"s,c ,;n,,no the
evening.
Marshal Tutt!e had beligerent tramp to
deal with last Thursday evening. He had ar
rested drunken fellow and was marching
him to the callaboose, when 2 pal" ran up
behind them and struck MI. Tuttle TWO blows
on the head. Harmon Hall and Theo. Very
came TO the assistance Of the Marshal and both
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ngnter was given 81 days work on our streets
oy Judge faimer.
s7hat's wheat, BY and BY" has arrived, and
farmers are now working DAY and night har-
vestIng Tue IN nnest ,ot ci Mneat ever lslseu ~
tue StaUo. Inc wnex. .".s ye.I WI. celta,nIy
SIaue uuSn nlknel tuan s.la. Y, 'ass eaI, anu
snete Is no queston OuI Tue yIelu VIII average
i've ~ s, Yen Tusne.s gus more r., acLe Une ooiar
=, pet oasne. ,or wnest w9u;u maAe oaane coun-
" IaE"e1s "APPy a"ueeo' I'LL QUO mohIh rom
now.
Preparations are on foot Tor making the
closing excercises OF our public schools very
interesting 10 our citizens. This Is the first
year as tne ciose OF wnlco graouatlon exercises
enconrsSed % ~ In in his work nv having " opr nsonIe 40
taEe m inferest In the exercises The CreS.
nat,on exercised will be held In the (enera
Honea In the .fternoon m Fr;d.v lima iIth
and IN the evening. the exhihition. IN which
an the achoois vii taIe mart will be held IN |
the same nIace.
Mrs. French, of Kansas City, concluded this |
portion of the exercises by reciting in an, al |
most faultless manner, poem, ssThe Polish |
Bow" The audience listened with breathless |
attention during the rendition of the selection,
and at its compile ton burst forth in long and |
continued applause. Mrs. French then read |
the Burlington Hawkeye mans attempt to tell |
the story Of George Washington and his little |
hatchet to the Caruthers small boy. The stor y |