The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-09-12
Mrs. Us. Weaver returned last Friday

fcScuauS.
The marshal did GUST the outfit causing
the trouble last Sunday week.
| Have you purchased your ticket TO
tho concert next Tuesday evening!
We learn that Davo Beebe contem-
plates starting newspaper in Solomon
. City.
Mr.. Eddie Hanna has recently been
promoted to third class clerkship in the
Interior Department.
Mr.. David Philips lett some specimen
peaches on our table last Saturday, one
Of which measured 9! inches in circum.
ference.
Mr.. Oscar Seiiz and family returned
from the North last Tuesday evening.
He thinks this weather about as cold As
that which he left last week. They
have enjoyed the summer extremely.
/ Capt. J. ID. Marsh aud Frank Simons
( returned from Leavenwor,h ia>i 're-
ming. They wen, I" the Lawrence
camp meeting last week, aud from
thence TO I.eavehworth.
Don, fail to attend the horticultural
exhibition tomorrow and Saturday
day and evening. The admiiiance lee
Of ten cents is low, and is only ma r. to
pay the expense OF the hall.
During tho storm OF last Sunday eve.
ming . new house was blown from its
foundation near the Fsirch,id school
house. The house belonged to Swede
whose name VIC did not learn.
Tho school house in school Distric,
No. 80 has recently boom plastesed. Tho
work is first class, and was done BY Mr.
Mousely This school house is now
among tho best in this county.
A heavy wind and rain storm came
suddenly upon our town last Sunday
evening, and the wind increased in
strength as tho people in the churches
impaticntly longed tor tho cl0sirg words
of the preachers-"when moments into
hours grow
| The cIty authorities have not with.
drawn the liquor suit, ~ stated by the
Herald. The case was contih uei ten
days, in the mean time the saloOns were
closed entirely and probably will remain
80 until after the city election.
Mr.. Wight completed the c.,y census
last week and the list now shows pop.
uiation in Salina Of 2,i4l persons.
Should the several additions adjoining
be brought within the boundry line Of
Salina, We would have population OF
fully 5000 people.
! Mr.. Cavanaugh brought yesterday
from his Highland stock farm some very
fine Hereford catilo and Cots void sheep.
These alonc are we'll worth going to see
They will be takon from here to Kan.
sas City, thOncc to Lincoln and st. Louis.
Lawrence Journal.
Mr.. Morgan, o proprietor OF . new
paper about to bo established in Brook.
vile was in town on Tuesday ,and called
at tho JOURNAL. While at Brookville
We met Mr.. Morgan and found him
dead in earnest in his enterprise. lie
will publish tho first paper next week
The paper will BIO called the Brookviile
| Times.
Hoa. Il. II. Cavanaugh would have
been nominated, had it not been that he
was running for third term. He is
the best Secretary Of State, Kansas has
yet had. His successor "Jim Smith,
has served four years As county CLERK,
and four years as treasurer of Marshal
county. Those who are acquainted with
him, say that he will be first-rate Sec.
rotary OF State.-AbiIene Gazette.
The bills are out announcing tho fall
meeting Of tho Oak Dale Park Associ.
alton, to tako place on the End, Sd, and
ith OF October. Tho officers Of the As.
ISOLATION are working hard 10 inaugu.
rate . successful season OF sport and
pleasure, and at this time there is great
encouragement for their exnectations
boing fully realized. Let Us bear in mind
that this will be grand occasion At our
beautiful Park.
An old lady named Mrs. Cotton, liv.
ing near Troy, Kansas, WAS robbed Of
her pocket book containing Q railroad
ticket from Atchison to Salins, and
about s2l in currency, a. the Missouri
Pacific train pulled out Of Lsavsnw worth
Monday afternoon. She Was on her
way TO Salina. Ewing, Of tho Leaven.
Appeal, was on tho train, and took
charge Of tho old lady, and assisted her
in coming to Salins.
Tho second quarterly meeting Of the
N. T.. Church in this city will DO hold
next Sabbath, September 18th, 1873.
Rev. John Madison, ::of Abilene, will
preach morning and evening. Sabbath
school ct 9. o'clock. Sacrament Of
Lords Supper at the close Of tho morn.
ing sermon. Love Feast ct 3 o'clock p.
". All are invited to attend.
J. II. LOCKWOOD, Pastor.
There is too much carelessness in
leaving teams unaitched upon our
streets. Scarcely day passes but Whist
there 10 . runaway in this city. and
many OF them do considerable damage.
These runsways are not only anuisaaos,
but endanger the lives Of men, women
add children. There is.an ordnance max
ing it 6ns for anyone 10 leave their
team uuhitched upon The streets, and il
may be necessary for the marshal 10
put il into effect one OF these days
Deaserstie Cssnty Cssvestisa.
Ther I'd b Dez.oersiie County CosTea,ioa s~ia
At ~ Sn.rrf 49,